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How to ungroup windows and programs in Windows 7 and 8 taskbar [Guide]
Posted By MatthewA On February 4, 2014 @ 12:37 PM In Windows | 2 Comments
Windows 7/8/8.1 groups open documents so that they are all grouped in their software icon on the taskbar. For example, if you open multiple Word documents they are grouped in the W icon. When you hover the cursor over the Word icon a small thumbnail preview of its open documents is then displayed as in the shot below. As they do not include any document titles, this reduced the width of the Windows 7/8/8.1 taskbar icons.
Whilst this might reduce the number of minimized windows on the taskbar, you can still ungroup the window icons. Right-click the Start menu, select Properties and then the Taskbar tab. That should open the window below.
Note the Taskbar buttons drop-down list. Click on that list, and then choose the Never Combine option. Click on Apply and then OK to close the window.
That should ungroup the windows as in the shot above. Each of the open documents now has its very own window in the taskbar. In addition, the open windows also include a part of each of the document titles.
The document title makes it a little clearer exactly which document is which. And the windows still include the Aero Peek thumbnail previews. To revert back to the grouped taskbar windows reselect the Always combine, hide labels option from the Taskbar buttons drop-down list.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by FRANKW VERY NOISY "DELUXE" ROOM
This was our first vacation in 10 years. When making the reservation, I stressed that we wanted a quiet room. We were talked into to the "DELUXE OCEAN VIEW ROOM."
However, that room overlooks an alley where deliveries to a number of restaurants and other business occur every morning, starting at 7:00 a.m., and sometimes earlier.
Back up alarms, loud voices, slamming doors. . . . all were awful.
We tried to move rooms twice . . . but no assistance.
February 19, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Dana Disappointing Stay
I visited the Westin Maui as the first leg in my Hawaiian honeymoon. Upon entering the hotel, I was very impressed with the look of the lobby. Unfortunately, things went downhill from there. The woman who checked us in was quite rude from the start. We had to wait several hours for our room to be ready and I was completely shocked when I opened the door. The room is clearly in need of updates - the carpet was fraying, the furniture was all scratched up, the TV was ill placed, and the bathroom smelled musty. We were promised an ocean view and while we could see the water, a large portion of the view was blocked by the new tower.
The concierge that we met with was unhelpful and decidedly unprofessional in demeanor.
While the shared facilities (pool, beach, gym) were great, I could never really get over the rough shape that the room was in.
January 28, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by WirePaladin This can't be a Westin
The previous review is spot on. This hotel does not come close to what should be Westin standards. Small cramped outdated rooms, poorly designed. Loung chairs by pool totally jammed up against one another perfect if you're a sardine. Pool service virtually non-existant. They put used amenity bottles in the room! The manager did not seem to concerned when complained, offered nothing in good will. On the par of a budget hotel. Location was good.
February 7, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Stefen123 Very Disappointing Accomodations!!!
Booked trip with points for 2 rooms from 12/26/12 - 1/2/13. Had requested upgrade months ahead of the actual stay with plenty of upgrade awards in my account.
At checking, was told no upgrade, and no room with any view available.
We were given 2 rooms overlooking the parking lot with tons of noise and construction work going on the entire time.
To add insult to injury, we asked for late check out (4pm) which is very common for platinums at this property. Had to request to speak to Manager and after insisting, we were allowed to keep only 1 of the 2 rooms until 4pm (and had to move all our stuff into 1 room, wasting ton of time instead of enjoying the ocean).
January 3, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Amirah Shower never cleaned
This hotel fell short of what a top hotel should be.the shower was never cleaned and no shampoo lotion or cream rinse for three days. The coffee pot was dirty, I washed used it and the maid never re washed it. Kids over ran the ADULTS only pool and spa could not even get in, local residents hanging out in pool. Arrived in resturant for 38th to find hotel did not make ANY reservation. Had to call security at 11 at night for noise.
January 29, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Melb2013 Extreme disappointment
We were extremely disappointed. The old rooms were not clean, falling apart, tiny and extremely expensive given their appalling condition. We were not told of construction noise until our arrival. There was no information readily accessible to advise of such noise on the website. We were not provided with promised follow up by managenent. We moved hotels after 2 days. At new hotel we paid less and received far superior service.
January 15, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by rds15 Hotel has staffing problems
Hotel much better than last trip 4 years ago. Disappointed with staffing at front desk at checkout. We left at noon which is check out time and only 2 pp working the desk and line for check in/out was long.Felt the F&B service was just ok, with their pricing I expected more. $30 for breakfast buffet? Wow! Why do you close the "snack bar" at 3:30 each day? Makes no sense. The self park is good however the stalls are too small.
November 21, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5 by KGTraveler Room Cleanliness or lack there-of
It took 4 complaints to 3 different managers to get my room cleaned at my recent stay at the Westin Resort in Maui - very frustrating, especially when spending a significant amount for a 1 week VACATION in Hawaii. I provided my feedback to the Starwoods corporate team and they accommodated my concerns with points back. While it doesn't make up for the frustration, it was great to see them make an effort to correct a mistake.
January 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Steve58CA Great location, facilities and views
We have stayed at the Westin Maui many times as a couple, with family and friends. We are always welcomed and enjoyed our stays. This trip was for three nights using points. We booked an entry level garden view room and was upgraded to a Deluxe Ocean View room in the Beach Tower with a views of the Ka'anapali beach leading up to Black Rock and the Sheraton. The ocean view was good and we saw plenty of whales from our balcony. Very friendly staff. Love the free shuttle into Lahaina - you don't need a car here and can book an airport shuttle via the Westin web site including a 20% discount, save your $$ for great food and fun.
February 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by maui2014 Gorgeous Resort
Staff was exceptional, they accommodated our flight times to allow for odd arrival and departure times, everyone we interacted with was pleasant, helpful and friendly. The food was great, the drinks were fantastic. The pool area was kept clean, more than adequate seating space, was very relaxing stay.
August 25, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by JRflorida Dirty and underwhelming. Does not meet Westin standards.
We travel a lot and stay in Westins worldwide. Although conveniently located, this Westin does not live up to the Westin standard. It was old, shabby, dirty and understaffed.
The rooms are small and dark. the pool is nicely landscaped but outdated.
At one point the property Was nice but it needs an overhaul. The spa and gym was an exception. It was very nice.
December 29, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by harriman12 Way too overpriced
At almost $600/night, I was extremely disappointed with my room. The "ocean view" looked over the roof of the building overlooking the pool. If you looked sharply to the right you could see a little bit of the ocean. The staff was not very accommodating when I arrived and stated my dissatisfaction. I did stay 5 days and the staff I encountered got better.
January 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MGS3 Giadee Kaiwi
Giadee Kaiwi, made our stay a great one. She helped with not only the room but in all other areas of making a hotel guest feel welcome. Without her this hotel would just be a regular Weston!!! Again our thanks to Giasdee....!!
August 26, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Rahul31 Horrible check in, rude and inattentive staff, mistakes in invoice
Starting from check in experience, the board says for elite but anyone standing in that line is ignored.
Rooms remained uncleaned for 3 out of 4 nights we stayed there. Everytime we ordered dinner for two they forgot to bring enough plates and silverware. Food order itself was mistaken. Asked for salt and pepper, both things came in empty.
Worst of all, the invoice of some other room was added to ours, the only helpful staff (Nika/Niko) was helpful in correcting that.
The staff was rude when we asked for late checkout and they started lecturing us about what we should and should not do to avoid such a situation.
June 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SusieCanada Best vacation ever
Just got home from 6 nights @ the Westin Maui and trying to figure out how to get back. The hotel is beautiful !!! We loved going between the ocean and the pool swimming each day.
The lady (she was english) who cleaned our room (1085) was wonderful and did everything she could to make sure that our stay was enjoyable. I am just sorry that I didn't get her name.
The Luau was terrific as well and the master of ceremonies was VERY funny.
Only 2 negatives 1) our room faced Whalers shopping plaza and every morning at 6AM we were awakened to the sound of the trucks going BEEP BEEP BEEP backing up to drop off their deliveries. I could also hear the room upstairs and next to us opening up their sliding doors. I would have thought that sound proofing would be better.
2) For a hotel that costs over $400 a night, you look cheap handing out a 50 cent shell lei. You should be giving women a nice one with flowers. I was really looking forward to this and was very dissapointed.
November 1, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Stacy25 Construction Really Loud!!
We went 25 years ago for our honeymoon it was really great! We went back for our 25th Wedding Anniversary it was a nightmare!!! The worst trip we have ever had. The staff was rude, management was awful! I really cannot believe The Westin and SPG recognize this property as theirs. Really bad! Do not stay here!!!!
August 23, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Joseph Below par
Am Starwood Gold...would never stay at this property again...not as nice as other area properties..and staff wat below average... gruff bartenders... bar closes too early... 10:30 PM last call.. quality of food bad.... only one bar and restaurant open most evenings... Worst Westin experience I've ever had...
January 26, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by thound1 Review from 3/23/14 to 3/28/14
We were disappointed this time with our stay except for the housecleaning staff. A lady by the name of Alicia was extremely pleasant and helpful. We needed help with a couple of things and the response was more of a sorry we can't help you instead of the usual how can we help Westin attitude.
March 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Texastwosome great location great staff
We have stayed at the Westin Maui many times and always come back because of the friendly and capable staff, beautiful location and wonderful facilities on Kaanapali Beach
August 20, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by sooz Buyer Beware
We love the Westin facilities. We were shocked at the demise of the rooms after 4 years. Our initial room was dirty, sink was cracked, clock didn't work and was by the elevator. We would have stayed just for the view we had paid for but it was just too depressing. Room #2 was over Whalers Village, music until late at night, locked out of room and a water tank repair was enough to send me over the edge. Finally room #3 was clean, quiet and a lovely view but not what we had ordered. 4 days into vacation we were unpacking. Many hours spent in line waiting to get keys or new room. Michelle and Matt were exceptional in their care, but made for more exhaustion than was necessary.
May 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Momree Maui Vacation
This hotel was a wonderful place to stay. The staff was helpful. The room was clean and well taken care of. Loved the adult only pool since we did not bring our children on this trip, It was nice to relax by the pool and not be in the middle of all the action.
July 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by llw91350 Nice grounds
The area around the hotel is quite nice and is within walking distance to shopping at Whaler's Village.
August 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Diego101 Maui Vacation
Had a fantastic time in Maui. The service at the Westin Hotel was fabulous and went above our expectations. The hotel was very family oriented and friendly. We were impressed by the fact they had a Kids Discovery program for children ages 5 and older. The nanny service they recommended was just excellent.
The hotel service was very personalized and the staff was very attentive to our needs. Lorain at the restaurant Tropica went out of her way to provide us with warm towels on a chilly evening.
The Spa amenities and service was equally impressive. We're certainly looking forward to another stay at the Westin
July 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by erica07 getaway
Perfect getaway! So beautiful and relaxing, view from our room was spectacular
August 24, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Smith56 Did not meet our expectations.
Hotel charges a daily resort fee which is not worth the service you get. Only get one towel per person for use at the pool, have to pay extra for use of beach chairs/shade almost $40. Never had to do that at any other hotel where we've stayed.
March 17, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jackie123 Rooms are very mediocre
The pool area is lovely but the rooms are more what you would expect at a 3 star hotel. Very mediocre. Our room was very small and the bathroom was what you would get in a cheap motel.
Would not stay here again.
February 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeff710 Outstanding Stay
Very comfortable and enjoyable stay ...
August 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bob5 Exceptional Experience
We enjoyed an exceptional experience with all aspects of our stay at the Westin Maui.
August 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by skywalk77 Almost Perfect
My wife and I celebrated our honeymoon here and had an overall excellent vacation, except for one minor glitch. My wife and I came back from a day excursion snorkeling and diving and we did not necessarily look our best. Normally, the valet crew would take our towels and were very courteous and polite. This time, however, the valet crew treated my wife like a second class citizen and told her to take her towel and put in the laundry herself in a rude manner. I think her appearance had something to do with it, but that was unacceptable. It was something little, but it put a damper on the rest of the day.
December 12, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5 by LongTImeSPGmember Truly disappointing experience
I've stayed at many SPG properties, I'm very close to life-time platinum. I've actually stayed at this property 2 previous times and was extremely satisfied, this stay was much different. I've stayed at old budget property rooms that cost me 1,000 points that were nicer than the room we had in Maui. I can't believe I paid 50,000 points for a room that looked like it hadn't been touched for 15+ years. Dirty and torn wall paper and carpet so old it was coming up from the floor. . The Westin Maui didn't seem to recognize loyal SPG members at all. In fact, the clerk who checked me in appeared to be bothered by the fact she had to check me in and there was no one checking in at the time. On the first morning, once the waiter found out we got 'free continental' breakfast, we never saw him again. I made my reservations a year ago because I had received suite night awards because I had stayed 75 nights last year. Not only did I not get a suite upgrade, I got a room that I could have gotten at any low end hotel. I'll admit, this was my first terrible experience with Starwood, but it was really bad and really 'lessened' what otherwise would have been truly memorable vacation.
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Why Nurse Practitioners are More Relevant than Ever in the New World of ACOs
Richard Parker, MD
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Richard A. Parker, MD is an internist with a 30-year history at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Since 2001, Dr. Parker has served as the Medical Director for the 2100 doctor Physician Organization. In that capacity, he oversees the physician network evolution from the fee for service payment system to a global payment Accountable Care Organization. He currently serves as Chief Medical Officer. Dr. Parker's other interests and areas of expertise include end of life care, medical malpractice, care of the mentally ill, electronic medical records and disease management. Dr. Parker is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Parker graduated from Harvard College in 1978 and the Dartmouth-Brown Program in Medicine in 1985.


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Reaching Across the Barricades
Jesus wept over Jerusalem, declaring, "If only you had known...what would make for peace." When it comes to the Holy Land, odds are he still weeps in spite of the endless "peace" talks.
South African playwright Athol Fugard asserted in the '80s that "the central transaction of the universe is one person caring for and loving another." This is applicable in the Middle East, though with a tragic difference: It's largely absent between Israelis and Palestinians. While surveying the Gaza Palestinian refugee camps recently, Israeli Minister of Justice Yossi Beilin remarked that "the central transaction in Israel is one person not caring for another, not loving another."
The "way of love" Jesus offered is not limited to Christians. For example, the way personified by the courageous Israeli Committee Against Home Demolitions is a model for all. These humanitarians illustrate the laying down of lives for friends as they stand in front of the guns and bulldozers and cry out daily for justice as innocent people have their homes (and life savings) destroyed.
The things that make for peace include those Israelis who work for a future that gives Palestinians the right to live without fear, and those Palestinians who work for a reduction of the fear that grips Israelis. This requires a new paradigm of compassion and forgiveness where peace-seekers no longer see themselves as victims and perpetrators.
What will a process that builds genuine peace look like? Some of the necessary steps include:
"Peace will mean victims become forgivers, and perpetrators of crimes become confessors," said Paul Beran of World Vision Jerusalem. "Responsibility for actions toward others will prevail, and the order of the day will be holding to the sanctity of all human life." The world community must find avenues of support for those who risk reaching across the barricades to build a loving justice.
TOM GETMAN, former legislative director to Sen. Mark Hatfield, is director of World Vision Palestine.
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Ark was young, with all the hallmarks of a boy who was not rushing towards puberty with all the speed and grace of a half-blind bull. He had barely lost the last vestiges of his baby fat a month ago, and he guarded his polyplastic toy soldiers with vicious care. In accordance with Lennegian traditions, he still wore his fair hair woven into two small braids that hugged the sides of his head like a comforting thought, leaving the rest of it loosely tied back. He wormed a finger in between a braid's tight sections, scratching his head. Against those same traditions, he refused to cut his hair, and braided it himself. In spite of this and other allowed coddling on the part of his caretakers, he did dress himself. But he was still very young.
Contrary to popular thoughtin the form of gossip he heard through the air ventshe was not stupid. Easily manipulated maybe, but he did not personally choose to see it that way. His relationship with his caretakers was one of carefully balanced give and take. Of course, he preferred to do the majority of the taking, and liked to think that was generally the case. It was almost like a family from a book or an FMV, he often mused, except there were less hugs and missions replaced chores.
Some of those missions, like this one, were inordinately boring. He sat perched atop an outcropping that jutted out of a yellowing hillock, watching the buzzards circling overhead. One of them, obviously ancient, and even more obviously the smelliest thing Ark had ever been near, had taken its own perch on a rock not far from him. It wheezed like an old jeep and occasionally fidgeted arthritically. The entire flock had been following Ark for at least an hour before he'd stopped at the hillock, and he couldn't understand why.
The elderly one glanced at him with crusty eyes stricken with cataracts and who could tell what else. If it had been human, it might have started announcing its life story in a loud voice, along with all of the things wrong with today's youth and how the carrion they got in its day was so much better than the poor sort of dead flesh these days. Ark would have been inclined to disagree with that last bit if he'd been given the opportunity. He was no vulture, so he couldn't say anything about the quality of the food they got, but he could certainly point out that they'd been getting more of it.
Speaking of which.
He scratched his head again, closer to the base of his neck, and found a bug bite. It would just distract him, so he willed it away, then looked at his chronometer. In about eight clicks, the station would have the rendezvous point set up, waiting for him to come back. Feeling as prepared as he ever bothered to be, he hopped off the rock and hit the slope at a dead run. Interesting objects he'd collected on the journey out bounced inside his zipped pockets and he'd only gone half a klick before his teeth started rattling painfully in his head. But he couldn't slow down, let alone stop. It'd be easier to try and fly, though that would inevitably hurt. He was his own avalanche accompanied by a surrounding cloud of dead grass and dirt.
Cacophony broke out behind him, making him spare a glance at the sky. The vultures, even the old one, were following him again. Ark snapped his gaze back down to where it was supposed be, idly wondering why the other vultures hadn't already eaten the old sickly one. He didn't know much about animals, but it didn't seem logical.
He was getting closer to the target now, but not close enough. The distance wasn't important to his task, he could have completed it from his bedroom, but his caretakers didn't know that, and he didn't intend to clue them in. Other than to give them a false view of his ability, he needed the closer distance for visual confirmation. Even though he was sure they knew that he knew they monitored his missions somehow, they always grilled him mercilessly in debriefing.
There. This was close enough. He could see people leaving their houses, clasping hats and briefcases. They made Ark think of ants, but that was nothing new or unusual. The buildings weren't very technologically advanced, but they were well-maintained, and the soil was evidently clear of toxins. One of the residential structures closer to him had a few children attached to a large front window. They were younger than Ark, making faces at a man who had just exited the building they were in.
Curious, Ark imitated one of the faces, just to see if he could. He wiped his dirty hands on his pants and used his still-dirty fingers to tug on his cheeks and widen his mouth. He couldn't keep it up for long, it made his eyes and gums feel dry.
The alarm in his chronometer beeped, telling him that he was going to be late enough to annoy the caretakers, but also that he had a job to do. "G'bye," he said to the sight laid out in front of him. It could have happened slowly, for dramatic effect, but Ark had done this so many times, he was out of ways to make it interesting. The faces in the window didn't gradually change to expressions of horror, peace or surprise. One moment they were there, gigging and drying their eyes out, and then they had all fallen out of view. People who had populated the streets now littered them. Ark willed the sun's heat to increase, nudging the decomposition process.
Soon after, he was climbing back up the hillock and towards the rendezvous point, planning what he would have for lunch. The vultures were gorging themselves, which reminded him that he had missed breakfast.


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Frankie (Amy Seimetz) and Lev (Bret Roberts), two radically different people, are somehow meant for each other and start a relationship.
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Terminology of Communication Disorders Speech-Language-Hearing
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Military pensions: a political minefield for reformers
When Al Baker was a young infantry officer in Vietnam, his main concern was getting through the day. Three combat tours and a handful of Purple Hearts later , he has been selected for promotion to colonel. Now he's brushing up on his French and Arabic, preparing to be the top United States military adviser to the Lebanese armed forces.
For this he gets paid about $45,000 a year. Having just completed 20 years in the Army, he could retire at age 43 and continue receiving half that sum. He won't, but he figures this retirement benefit is ''deferred salary'' for a highly demanding and often dangerous job that has required his family - which includes six children - to move at least 15 times.
''It's very difficult to put a price on that,'' says the tall, slim West Virginian, whose family is packing up for another move.
Up on Capitol Hill, Rep. Les Aspin sees it differently. ''The retirement benefit is too generous,'' the Wisconsin Democrat says. ''A review is now long overdue.''
Early paid retirement has long been a target for military critics and reformers. But today this controversial benefit of uniformed service is the focus of special scrutiny. ''It's a new era,'' says Representative Aspin, pointing to recent changes in social security and other entitlement programs, as well as federal deficits climbing toward $200 billion.
Congress is about to begin a series of hearings on the subject; the President's Private Sector Commission on Government Cost Control has just recommended sharp cost-cutting measures in this area; and the Pentagon itself is completing its regular quadrennial review of military retirement.
Military pensions are a very large part of this country's defense budget, and they are growing rapidly. They totaled $11.9 billion in 1980, rose to $16.2 billion this year, and are projected to cost $44.7 billion by the year 2000.


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Mike Mers, with Advanced Armament Corp., talks about the new AAC Ti-RANT 9mm silencer in his latest edition of "The Skinny with Mers".
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Designer Todd Hamilton was inspired by a previous concept of a slim iWatch that borrows from the look and function of fitness trackers like the Nike FuelBand. He sought to make it more usable by giving it a vertical user interface and stylings that more closely resemble something Apple might actually make. What he came up with certainly seems worth forwarding on to Jony Ive.
Hamilton began with the above sketch of a rubber band form factor with a curved screen.
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Crawley Edge Boatshed, Perth, Western Australia.
We had a very stormy morning the day I took this series of photos and it resulted in me getting soaked. LOL
We had lots of heavy wind, Heavy rain, A few thunderstorms and a Storm surge along the coastline and the Swan river. The historical Crawley Edge boatshed was flooded right up to the pier and the boatshed itself seems to show some damage with a big gap running along the left hand side of the roof as well as the right hand wall.
The sun did manage to come out for a few minutes while I was at the boatshed which resulted in some nice defused early morning light.
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Advanced Systems Group Examines Large Raster Acquisition Workflows at Free Annual Workshop
EMERYVILLE, CALIF. â Advanced Systems Group (ASG), a leading West Coast video and film integration firm, will discuss large raster acquisition workflow challenges during 4K Workflow 2012, its annual workshop, on Tuesday, Dec. 4, at the New People Cinema at the New People building in San Francisco. The free workshop begins at 10 a.m. and lunch will be served.
â4K is already being called âthe new HDâ in some circles. It is certainly becoming a viable acquisition and distribution format, but there are still a number of challenges associated with adopting this technology,â said Dave Van Hoy, ASG president. â4K Workflow 2012 will explore options at every point in the production process, including how to manage 4K file-based workflows.â
The workshop will include a 4K overview led by veteran director of photography and industry consultant Suny Behar. The session will address technical specifications, particularly 4K acquisition and camera technologies. Jordan Livingston, an independent filmmaker and digital imaging technician who serves the Hollywood and Bay Area markets through his company, DIGILOID, will discuss DIT and DAM, file-based workflows for high-resolution camera systems, and workflows for on-set color, dailies, and transcoding.
Westernized Productions, a San Francisco-based design firm specializing in animation and visual effects, will present âCompositing and Motion Graphics in the Large Raster World.â Other sessions will include âColor Correction and Color Managementâ and âDeliverables and the Delivery Process.â
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Cape House Serviced Apartments
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Caffey Scores Winning Layup To Lift Long Beach State Against USC, 72-71
Mike Caffey scored 22 points and made the winning layup with 16 seconds left, giving Long Beach State a 72-71 victory over Southern California that snapped the 49ers' nine-game skid on Thursday night.
Creighton Hands Long Beach State 8th Straight Loss, 78-61
Ethan Wragge scored 15 points in his first start since March 24, 2010, and Creighton defeated Long Beach State 78-61 on Tuesday night.
Washington Uses Double OT To Defeat Long Beach State, 92-89
Mike Anderson scored 19 points and grabbed 16 rebounds as Washington rallied from an eight-point second-half deficit and earned a 92-89 victory over Long Beach State Saturday afternoon.
No. 10 VCU Rallies, Holds Off Long Beach State, 73-67
Rob Brandenberg scored 19 points to help No. 10 Virginia Commonwealth rally, then fight off several late flurries and hang on to beat Long Beach State 73-67 Friday night in the Puerto Rico Tip-Off.
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Skippers and crew members of the CSULB Sailing Association set sail on the waters of Alamitos Bay for the CSULBSA Shields Regatta on Sunday.
Long Beach State Routed By No. 6 Arizona, 91-57
Aaron Gordon had 14 points and 10 rebounds, Brandon Ashley added 16 points and No. 6 Arizona rolled over Long Beach State 91-57 on Monday night.
Long Beach's Ennis Drafted By Hawks Then Dealt To Miami Heat
The Miami heat have acquired Long Beach swingman James Ennis after he was selected by Atlanta Hawks with the 50th overall pick in the NBA draft.
Long Beach State Routed By Baylor In NIT First Round
Brady Heslip scored 26 points while making eight 3-pointers and Baylor hit a season-high 16 shots from long range in a 112-66 victory over Long Beach State in a first-round NIT game Wednesday night.
UC Irvine Knocks Off Top-Seed Long Beach State 67-60
Alex Young scored 18 points and UC Irvine closed the game on a 24-11 run to knock off top-seeded Long Beach State 67-60 Friday night in the semifinals of the Big West Conference tournament.
Long Beach State Holds Off Fullerton To Move On In Big West Tourney
James Ennis scored 15 points, Deng Deng had 12 and top seeded Long Beach State advanced in the Big West Conference tournament with a 75-66 win over Cal State Fullerton on Thursday night.
Stephen F. Austin Beats Long Beach State 68-60
Antonio Bostic scored 21 points and Stephen F. Austin defeated Long Beach State 68-60 in a matchup of conference leaders Friday night.
Long Beach State Wins Its 24th Straight Conference Home Game
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Deng Deng Scores 18 Points To Lead Long Beach State Past CS Northridge
Deng Deng scored 18 points lead Long Beach State over CS Northridge 78-69 Wednesday night.
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lack of storage for text messages and also expensive to buy replacement covers. Has a little trouble when the charger is in and sometimes fails to charge properly.
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Overall, i like this Nokia 5210 mobile phone as it is ideal for my lifestyle as i like to participate in sports and if i drop my phone it is unlikely to damage it. I can download good music ringtones however i will be looking to upgrade soon as this phone is now quite big compared to new ones around.
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Current targets for adoptive T cell therapies are limited and challenging. As a result, increased discovery efforts have been launched to continue advancing the field. At Cambridge Healthtech Institute's Second Annual Target Discovery for T Cell Therapy, leaders from academia and industry will come together to actively engage in discovery and translation of novel targets for T cell therapy. Experts will share strategies around T cell receptors (TCR) and tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL), and special attention will be given to chimeric antigen receptors (CAR). Emphasis will also be placed on discovering new targets and novel classes of targets expressed on the cell membrane and inside the cell, mainly with tumor-specific and mutated antigens. Overall, this event provides a comprehensive look at the current challenges and existing opportunities in T cell therapy target discovery.
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Critics Consensus: Boosted by Sam Rockwell's intense performance, Moon is a compelling work of science-fiction, and a promising debut from director Duncan Jones.
Critics Consensus: Boosted by Sam Rockwell's intense performance, Moon is a compelling work of science-fiction, and a promising debut from director Duncan Jones.
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An astronaut miner extracting the precious moon gas that promises to reverse the Earth's energy crisis nears the end of his three-year contract, and makes an ominous discovery in this psychological sci-fi film starring Sam Rockwell and Kevin Spacey. For three long years, Sam Bell has dutifully harvested Helium 3 for Lunar, a company that claims it holds the key to solving humankind's energy crisis. As Sam's contract comes to an end, the lonely astronaut looks forward to returning to his wife and … More
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- Mystery & Suspense , Science Fiction & Fantasy
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- Duncan Jones
- Written By:
- Mark Bowden , Nathaniel Parker , Nathan Parker , Duncan Jones
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Rockwell's certainly up for the challenge of playing multiple roles, but ultimately, he's just yammering to himself. This movie has half an idea and, and the end, tries to convince you it had seven.
Solaris and Blade Runner meet Silent Running. A movie with both a brain and a heart.
Intriguing, imaginative, and thematically ambitious, Moon gives ample proof that Jones is a serious talent, pushing his concepts into intellectually and spiritually challenging territory.
It's a film that won't fail to move or excite anyone who's ever cast their eye skywards and let themselves wonder.
Sam Rockwell should have been nominated for Best Actor at least twice.
Simple and alien-free example of the sci-fi genre. Slow, but there are so many details deserving attention, the chance to take them all in one only enhances the experience.
Someday, Rockwell will get his Oscar due, I have no doubt. But I bet that when that day comes, lots of movie lovers will look back and say, 'But it should have happened for Moon.'
A throwback to the golden era of 1970s sci-fi, Moon is a long overdue and morally relevant antidote to the overblown bombast of todays science fiction.
Start calculating the costs to Lunar Industries of its singular form of devaluing, and Moon's central premise stops making sense.
Moon is an old-fashioned sci-fi movie in the best sense: far more psychological drama than space opera, dispensing with overweening CGI and loud flashy action sequences while harking back to subtler, more ideas-driven entries in the genre.
Evocative, riveting, and ultimately contemporary in a roundabout way, Moon is a superb mood piece, sublimely cradled by Jones, filtered through tireless work from star Sam Rockwell.
Despite the modest resources, 'Moon' is so visually astonishing that it almost looks like it was shot on location on Earth's oldest satellite.
Out of this world. A story that could easily have been from the early days of science fiction. It's a film that has a make-or-break lead role, and Sam Rockwell makes it an incredible journey. Paul Chambers, CNN.
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A lusciously slow trip, recalling familiar old tones while also adding its own unique touches.
a puzzle with a solution that is elegant yet savage
Contemplates a future full of potential and yet robbed of hope, an era where the worst malfunction technology can suffer is to simply function too well for its own good.
Moon entertains by posing a puzzle whose solution opens into disturbing existential truths and paradoxes.
A well-assembled sci-fi thriller.
A frequently engrossing science fiction story given a particular tension and seriousness by its moral inquiry into what it means to be fully human and alive.
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An amazingly good hard sci fi movie. Not fantasy sci fi . . just goo sci fi . . an excellent film with Sam Rockwell putting on a great performance. If you want good psychological sci fi movie this is it.
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Being the son of legendary musician David Bowie must put a lot of pressure on you, especially if your chosen profession is also to entertain. However, this is a pressure that director Duncan Jones seems to relish. His talents are used in a different medium from his father but equally as impressive with this relatively low-budget debut and he produces one of the finest science fiction film's for quite some time.
Lone astronaut Sam Bell (Rockwell) is nearing the end of a three year service harvesting the Moon for much needed resources to keep Earth functioning. While carrying out his duties, he is involved in a collision resulting in a serious concussion. Upon wakening, he realises that things are not as they seemed during his years of isolation and that he�(TM)s not been alone either.
While having some obvious comparisons to �2001: A Space Odyssey�? in terms of it's onboard computer Gerty (voiced by Kevin Spacey) resembling HAL- and a similiar structurely directing approach to Stanley Kubrick�(TM)s, that�(TM)s where the comparisons end. The themes of isolation and loneliness have more in common with Steven Soderbergh�(TM)s tormented �Solaris�? or the existential pondering and exploration of individuality and memories echo the work of Ridley Scott's �Blade Runner�?. Being a fan of both of those, I found "Moon" to be very appealing indeed.
In a time where science fiction, seems intent on throwing as much money on the screen as possible, it's refreshing to see one that works on it's simple, yet very effective, concept rather than smooth over the cracks with excessive special effects. It's through this that real talent is allowed the room to develop and that opportunity is seized by an outstanding Sam Rockwell. In a year that Awards pretty much had Jeff Bridges�(TM) name already engraved on them for "Crazy Heart", Rockwell�(TM)s performance here was shamefully overlooked. He at least deserved a nomination. By now, everyone is aware of this great actors talents but Jones gives him the chance to really show his range in multiple roles and without his sublime and commanding work, this film might not have worked as well as it does. However, it does work and very well at that. Jones has a good handle on the thought provoking material and shows a restraint beyond his years, while the subtlety of Rockwell's performance brings out the spiritual and intellectual struggle of his character(s).
Gary Shaw's sublime cinematography does not go unnoticed either. He perfectly captures the claustrophobic environment which only serves to heighten a foreboding sense of paranoia and Clint Mansell�(TM)s excellent use of music is eerily atmospheric by simply using basic piano notes.
Not only on modern terms, "Moon" can hold it's own with some the best that science fiction has to offer and just goes to show that a basic concept, a basic structure and a minimal cast can culminate into something quite special.
This cemented an already talented actor�(TM)s reputation and heralded the arrival of a promising new director. With the impressive "Source Code" already in the bag and the forthcoming "World of Warcraft", Jones is certainly one for the watching. He�(TM)s a director that already shows confidence in himself and won�(TM)t be rushed into telling his story, making it all the more satisfying for a contemporary audience that's been slapped around the head with too many Michael Bay movies.
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A lone astronaut working a mining operation on the moon starts seeing the face of a young woman and begins to question his sanity. Moon flies very much in the face of contemporary sci-fi. It has a very retro look, complimented perfectly by the use of beautifully crafted miniatures rather than the ubiquitous CGI and this retro feel is carried through to every aspect of the film. The sets are very reminiscent of the original Alien, the scenario echoes 70s eco sci-fi Silent Running combined with the themes of Solaris, it has the ominous electronic countdown of Outland and has a similar plot line to some aspects of Capricorn One; but it does so with such reverance and understanding of the genre it is far from a cheap carbon copy. Sam Rockwell puts in a great performance as the man alone (...?) although I did wish a lesser known actor had been chosen to be the voice of GERTY. All too often it seemed to me like Kevin Spacey was in the next room speaking to him on an intercom instead of thinking of his robotic companion as an entity in itself. It's the kind of intriguing and thoughtful sci-fi that never seems to get made any more and would undoubtedly have been ruined if a major studio had got involved. Maybe it relies just a little too much on its twist, but certainly different and in a very good way.
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Moon Quotes
- Sam Bell:
- I've set your computer to reboot the second I've blasted off.
- Gerty:
- Okay, Sam.
- Sam Bell:
- Thanks for all your help, Gerty. I wish I could say I was going to miss you, buddy, but to be honest, I can't wait to get away from here.
- Gerty:
- I understand, Sam. I hope life is everything you remember it to be.
- Sam Bell:
- Thanks. Are you
- Gerty:
- Of course. The new Sam and I will be back to our programming as soon as I have finished rebooting.
- Sam Bell:
- Gerty, I'm not programmed.
- Sam Bell:
- Why are there so many of them?
- Sam Bell:
- The cryo pod in the Return Vehicle is an incinerator.
- Sam Bell:
- What?
- Sam Bell:
- We don?t go home. We?re burned to death up there. Then the company wakes up a new one. Every three years. Like clock work.
- Sam Bell:
- Gerty, am I a clone?
- Gerty:
- Yes, Sam.
- Gerty:
- We could run some tests. [a beat] I haven?t reported anything to central, Sam. They don't know you were recovered alive from the accident.
- Sam Bell:
- Recovered alive? What do you mean? Why haven't you reported to central?
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Anita Carman, founder and president of Inspire Women When God entered the world as a baby, the Bible tells us that the angels burst into song and celebrated. The book of Matthew chapter 1 referred to the child as Immanuel, which means, "God with us ." As I reflected on the concept of "God with […]
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Houstonians want and deserve safer streets
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Anita Carman, founder and president of Inspire Women This thanksgiving, our family plans did not turn out as planned. My son from college was admitted to the emergency with an inflamed cyst on his neck the size of a ball. Instead of coming home for Thanksgiving, he was fighting to get an infection under control […]
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Julie Soefer photo Andrea White Recently, a friend asked me if I had any words of wisdom that I would pass on to the next First Lady of Houston. I started thinking about that, on one hand not sure if I had any advice worth sharing and on the other hand not knowing where I […]
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Talented and jobless?
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God's response to the recession
Anita Carman, founder and president of Inspire Women When my sons were little they decided they did not want the family to spend a lot of money on vacations. They said, "We just like hanging out with each other at home." Today they get excited when we have the funds to take a trip but […]
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hardwork 41 points against your d and we stink? LMFAO! You go too far with the comedy. Your team played far worse today, than the Steelers have all year. Next week we have the Bolts and we will compare the outcome.
Now see living you are acting too calm your taking all the fun out of this thread.
Sure I say things to get your goat as you do me. You have to admit you had this coming somewhat. You have done things to spark a response, I simply returned the favor.
.....And it is a fact when two good teams play head to head often they are not the same the following week so that isn't a stretch to say that.
So to be fair I'll say this last week our teams were evenly matched as either could win. This week things caught up to your team. But I will stick with, that it is a sign. I said even before the season that the pats could not possibly be the same, and that their run D would be exposed. Go to the Reign.org and ask around it's true. And why? It is because your linebacker was a stud and Brown and Monty arn't. They are has beens. As the season wears on much like in the chargers game it will be revealed. Simply they arn't Brushi. Which I read that he still might be back later in the year, so maybe there is still hope. You better hope that comes to pass, or my predictions probably will hold true....


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