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TIFF launches $300-a-ticket 'Buzz List' package
The Toronto International Film Festival is premiering a new $1,500 Buzz List Pack ticket package this fall, with priority access to five premium screenings
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How much is it worth to see the most talked-about movies at TIFF?
The 39th Toronto International Film Festival is premiering a new $1,500 Buzz List Pack ticket package this fall, with priority access to five premium screenings.
Just 50 of these high-end specialty ticket bundles will be available for TIFF, which runs Sept. 4 to 14.
"We created the Buzz List Pack in response to demand for more premium packages for audiences looking for a fully tailored premium experience of big-ticket films," said TIFF director of communications Pamela Mollica.
Galas and Special Presentation films are the likely candidates for the package; think movies with plenty of stars on the red carpet that are generating serious critical and Oscar chatter. TIFF will begin announcing the films on this year's slate July 22; the program book and official film schedule will be released Aug. 19.
"It's a test for us. We're only making 50 (Buzz List Packs) available," Mollica added. "If they sell out, we'll look at doing it again next year."
For their $300 per movie, ticket holders get a priority lineup into first screenings — where stars and filmmakers are most likely to attend. TIFF programmers will chose the five "buzzworthy films with a red-carpet experience," based on having seen the films, plus impressions from early audience and media interest.
All TIFF choice package buyers, including Buzz List Pack, will receive an email with film selections on Aug. 30, the day before single tickets go on sale Aug. 31 at the festival box office at Metro Centre, 225 King St. W.
Ticket prices have gone up slightly this year. Regular single tickets are now $24, up from $23.50 last year and premium seats are $46, up from $45.50.
Also new this year, people can skip the final screening and go to the TIFF closing-night party for $100 per ticket.
The popular rush lines, which give people a chance to buy unused seats for sold-out screenings 15 minutes before films start, will now be cash only ($20 regular and $40 premium) in order to get people inside more efficiently.
Ticket packages go on sale June 24 for TIFF members, July 2 for Visa cardholders and July 9 for the public at tiff.net/festival, by phone at 416-599-TIFF or 1-888-599-8433, or in person at TIFF Bell Lightbox.
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The Author Rank Building Machine [INFOGRAPHIC]
So how important is it to consider yourself a verified author with Google? Though Author Rank may not be fully supported by Google as a ranking metric (yet), building a reputable name for yourself can be just as valuable in your industry or within a certain niche. To do so, there are certain aspects to Author Rank that you can routinely build on like a machine, to help you become an authoritative figure.
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Hi Daniel,
This infographic machine is awesome! It reveals a lot of creativity for content and context. The process of turning into a verified author with Google has been highlighted in this content. Moreover, ranking content by Google using Author could be the in thing in the nearest future !
Javed Ur Rehman Nov 18, 2013
I do agree with all of the above factors that can help to increase your author rank, some of them are currently very helpful. I like this new animated infographic style too.
Anna Colibri Dec 09, 2013
Hi Daniel,
I really enjoyed this infographic and the animation was a social media first for me.
One thing that I wish you had done, though, was provide a little more 411 on:
Posting frequency and
Also, since you mentioned influencers so often you might add in a tidbit or two about how to get them to engage with you — especially if you are starting out.
Thank you again for your creativity and thoughtfulness.
Warm regards,
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Hi, Guys. This is #RockHot. I'm republishing on Monday with credit, of course. Thanks for the embed code and permission.
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Amazing infographic Daniel.
Added this to my top 50 digital marketing articles award piece here: http://stuartjdavidson.com/digital-marketing-awards/
Well done mate!
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Wow cool info graphic machine, I want to add this machine on my Google+ account.
thank you so much Daniel for sharing us.
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3333 days 19 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2428 days 18 hours 4 min ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
Submitted by informatimago 2421 days 9 hours 21 min ago
re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2418 days 13 hours 34 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Change descriptions may accept invalid characters
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Repository access
Many sites have a link to view the repository such as:
Source code repository http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/?cvsroot=cl-semantic
however, I can't find any place that describes how to convert that link into something that can be used to actually check out the source code. I'm very suppressed this hasn't been an issue before.
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Domus Duomo, Florence
Situated in the heart of Florence, Domus Duomo is steps from Battistero di San Giovanni, Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, and San Lorenzo Church. Also nearby are Ponte Vecchio and Bargello Museum.
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Discovery once meant sailing right up to the edges of the known
world, clutching maps whose imagery stopped cold at the frontiers,
then venturing into unexplored terrain beyond. We're running out of
places to conquer, forcing us to delve into the microscopic and the
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The old way of mapping: detail of a 1865 topographical map of
New York City. (Wikimedia
Printed maps required a traveler to possess a certain degree of
graphic literacy; decoding and understanding the visual language of
scale, icons, symbols, color systems and abbreviations took a
little work. Plotting a trip held few surprises, except maybe for
the pleasant realization that a destination was much closer than
you thought, or the shock of finding a mountain range squarely in
your path. Expectations were either met or exceeded upon arrival,
when you first encountered the sights and smells and unfamiliar
beds of your destination.
On computer maps, surprise often comes down to: what the heck
will I get if I click on that icon? Their graphic systems are
harder to decipher with consistency, since clicking on a single
icon may lead to multiple unexpected results. The experience is by
turns frustrating and delightful, introducing an absurd element of
discovery to the cartographic realm. Along with the promise of
knowledge, guidance and entertainment comes visual clutter and
disappointment, prospects raised and hopes dashed.
Today: an aerial view of the AIGA National Design Center in New
York on Google Earth.
The wealth of icons scattered everywhere atop Google Earth's
view of the planet offers up a tantalizing amount of additional
visual information and text, anchored directly to its physical
coordinates. Like the litter that fills our landscapes and oceans,
there is so much linked data; if you make the icons visible for
every available option in Google Earth's Layers palette, you almost
can't see the terrain. Activate one of the inscrutable blue squares
on the Panaramio layer and a glorious photo might pop up. Then,
alas, you also might get a
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château, you may be presented with something reminiscent of a
video game. You could see a random detail shot of the
locale, or an image of someone's prized new car
dominating the foreground, the scenery becoming an incidental
backdrop for conspicuous consumption. It can start to feel like a
relative's vacation slideshow, browsing through many images that
tell you very little.
Aerial view of New York City from 1854. (Norman B. Leventhal
Map Center, Boston Public Library)
On the flip side, the digital discovery process is often
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highbrow to the low. An icon positioned near the front door of the
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Click on a map of Sully-sur-Loire, France, in Panoramio and see
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Traveling through digital geographic environments is nothing
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I have to avert my eyes from the screen when I blast from one
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It takes more than a day to fly from New York City to Tokyo, so
I wanted to test the duration of a Google Earth flyover—1 second? 3
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but when I typed in "get directions," Google Earth earnestly
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then instructed to "kayak across the Pacific Ocean (6,635 miles)."
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Prankster Jailbreaks Apple Store Display iPhone 318
from the that's-pretty-funny dept.
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Yeah that was totally NOT legal. That was destruction of property
Yeah that was totally NOT legal. That was destruction of property
I doubt it. Display devices are there for customers to experiment with. Otherwise it would be equally illegal to switch channels on a display TV while you are taking a closer look.
Congressman, is that you?
Vandalism requires physical harm. The hardware is not damaged.
No, vandalism requires changing physical properties of something, but not necessarily harm. Spray painting my fence with gang signs isn't "harm", but it requires me to fork out $X to have it repainted, thus costing money to remedy.
Someone will no doubt say "oh, but they image those phones every night, so it doesn't matter." Well, even if I paint my fence yearly, why should it be defaced between paintings?
Dangit, I should have made a car reference.
Apple user bashing is insightful?
How about considering that the press has been portraying the Android/iPhone competition as Open vs Closed platform and, thus, is spinning this exploit as a good thing? I have seen the anti-Apple rhetoric rise to such dizzy heights as to suggest that this mirrors the Windows/Mac competition of the 90s... conveniently forgetting that both platforms were proprietary and that Microsoft was the arch proponent of domination through proprietary technology, working diligently to pervert open standards with proprietary code and even going as far as cramming the ISO with customers to railroad through the new, proprietary code dependent, Word doc format as an 'open' standard.
Here's a well respected Apple blogger commenting more accurately on the misrepresentation of this exploit:
"Yikes. It's odd how the press is mostly covering this as "jailbreaking now more convenient" rather than "remote code exploit now in the wild".
John Gruber of Daring Fireball.
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"It's not fair (to blame the goalies). It's not the goalie's fault," said Senators centre Jason Spezza.
"It's all of our faults. It doesn't matter if you're getting points or you're playing well. It's every forward. It's every defenceman and it's both goalies.
"We're in this together. I've said that the whole time. The only way we're going to win is if everybody plays well and plays better. We've just got to raise our level of play so that we're a better hockey club."
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Her destination? The former Spanish Sahara in northern Africa to visit the Saharawi tribe. "I'd been to a refugee conference in the UK and someone representing the Saharawi spoke of his 'society of revolution', in which money played no part. I thought, I have to visit this place."
She cycled most of the way there through France and Algeria and on arrival found they were at war with Morocco. She was invited to travel through the desert to the frontline. "They said don't bring too many things with you as you might not be coming back, so I took just my passport and a loo roll."
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Our co-director Jonathan Bartley is taking a short unpaid sabbatical from Ekklesia, starting at Easter and running until after the General Election. This is because he is running as a parliamentary candidate, and both he and Ekklesia wish to avoid any confusion between those two roles.
Ekklesia is continuing to operate over the holiday period, but in a slightly modified way.
From time-to-time, unsurprisingly, people ask us about the name 'Ekklesia'. We have an FAQ on that, which you can find here (http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/about/faqs/10), but it is something that we should probably talk about more.
After a gap of three-and-a-half months, due to significant structural reorganisation and staff changes, we are pleased to report that Ekklesia's bulletins are making a return a in a new form.
When I was young, my father often used to repeat a saying his mother had told him, "To whom much is given, of them much is expected." It was long time before I realised that this early version of "check out your privilege" was in fact quoting Jesus in the Bible (Luke 12:48), but I have never forgotten it, and I always try to live by it.
As part of an ongoing process of expansion and change, Ekklesia, the Christian political think-tank, is delighted to welcome Virginia Moffatt as our new chief operating officer, starting on 8th July 2014.
Ekklesia is currently searching for a top-notch administrator to help set up our London office, work closely with our new Chief Operating Officer, and get us optimally shaped into a small, mobile, effective and intelligent unit operating on limited resources – but definitely looking to grow.
A Justice Forum on welfare and benefit reform, the first of a series organised by the Diocese of Oxford,took place today (23 May) at the Wesley Memorial Church in Oxford.
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