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Since 2005, to the delight of awards-season junkies around the country, Shorts International and Magnolia Pictures have released the Oscar-nominated short films a few weeks shy of the ceremony. Launched the same year as YouTube, this annual event boasts a growth of interest not unlike the surging ap...Read More »
Five short films in the International Film Festival Rotterdam received Tiger Awards. The countries represented are Belgium, the U.S., India, Italy and the U.K. The full release follows.Read More »
"We love short films here, and we wanted to go back to showing more," declared AFI FEST's Associate Director of Programming Lane Kneedler as he spoke exclusively to indieWIRE about the thirty-plus shorts scheduled to play this year's festival, which runs November 4 - 11, 2010. Unlike 2009, when the...Read More »
The deadline is looming to submit all foreign language and short film (animated and live action) entries for the 2010 Oscars: October 1. According to the Academy, complete entries must arrive at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences by 5 p.m. PT that day. The rules are here. 55 foreign language films have been submitted by their country so far. (More on the foreign race anon.) In the short film categories, filmmakers must submit an entry form, one film print or copy in an approved digital format, and all other required materials by the deadline. In the Foreign Language Film category, filmmakers must submit entry forms, one English...Read More »
The 4th annual Gotham Screen International Film Festival opens October 7 and runs eleven days, centralized at New York's Tribeca Cinemas.Read More »
Was it worth flying in from Mexico to attend the Sundance Institute's inaugural short film workshop in Los Angeles, California? Filmmaker Octavio Maya certainly thought so. He and approximately 200 other lucky ticket holders spent July 31, 2010 inside the Downtown Independent Theater, absorbing wo...Read More »
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It's France, July 1969, as astronauts prepare to walk on the moon. No, it's not Diane Lane and Viggo Mortensen in a clinch in a dark room. It's lissome English lass Taluhah Riley (The Boat That Rocked) and Rob Pattinson (pre-Twilight) in a short targeted to women who are on Team Edward. It's just be...Read More »
With 87 short films scheduled to play Outfest 2010, culling a list consisting of only ten must-see shorts is extremely difficult due to the impressive roster put together by the fest's programmers. Leaving off festival circuit favorites like Jenifer Malmqvist's "Birthday" and ignoring "Howl" star James Franco's own directorial work in "The Feast of Stephen" seem unjustifiable. But the line must be drawn somewhere, and those two shorts have already been given their fair share of attention. Here, in alphabetical order, is a sampling of ten less well-known but definitely outstanding lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender shorts screening July...Read More »
Finding a future in film was on the minds of a lot of folks over the past week in the California desert. The 16th Palm Springs International ShortFest screened some 300+ films in its main program and offered another 3,000 at its concurrent film market. When all was said and done, one film in particu...Read More »


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Drug Use and Violence: An Unhappy Relationship
The NIDA Blog Team
March 26, 2015
Research shows that girls are more likely than boys to experience dating violence, and that prescription drug use can contribute to the violence. More research is needed to learn how different drugs may make us more or less aggressive or more likely to be the victim of someone else who is using drugs or alcohol. Read More »3 Comments
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June 07, 2011
Did you know the prescription drug abuse problem in America has reached what the White House calls "epidemic proportions?" To help teens understand what prescription drug abuse can do to the brain and body, NIDA has created a PEERx Web site containin Read More »4 Comments
Let's Talk: Let's Get Interactive!
June 03, 2011
The Sara Bellum Blog isn't just a place for us to post information… Talking to ourselves is boring! By now you know that our readers' opinions really matter to us, and we want to interact with you, exchanging ideas and information. Read More »2 Comments
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June 01, 2011
So you're friends with 100 or more people on Facebook, right? What are the chances that someone you know or a family member is in trouble with drugs or alcohol? Or thinking about trying something they wouldn't do if they knew the facts? Read More »2 Comments
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May 26, 2011
My name is Sarah and before my high school senior year, I spent a summer at NIDA as an intern with the Center for Clinical Trials Network (CCTN). Never heard of it? Neither had I. Read More »5 Comments
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The iPad mini has even taken Apple by surprise. DisplaySearch says the Cupertino company initially ordered 6 million units for 2012, but its now asking panel makers to double that number during the fourth quarter. Next year, the device is expected to reach 50 million units, accounting for half of all iPads sold.In 2013, it is likely that Apple will adjust its product portfolio to meet the strong demand for the iPad Mini. We believe that Apple is targeting total iPad shipments of 100 million in 2013, half accounted for by the iPad Mini, said DisplaySearch analyst David Hsieh wrote.Read more at »www.cultofmac.com/206121/ipad-sh ··· YH27g.99
What is evident is the growth curve that affects all companies is hitting them smack in the face.All companies go through a rapid growth phase and then their markets start to mature...and then you get ... "exciting new logos and redesigned packaging" (just ask the folks at Coca Cola).The same holds true for tech companies.Apple (2006-2011) grabbed all the low hanging fruit ...the battle of iPhone versus an aging (dying) Blackberry was over in the first round TKO for Apple!...and Apple sucked up a ton of new customers...the same held true for iPad which had a two year run without competition.But, as the natural laws of the free market hold...competitors start showing up and nipping at your heels. Eventually, when you run out of magic tricks (no more "ultra wow" innovative products) you start tweaking...so you get multi color iPods, an iPad that's 1.75" smaller (!!!!!!) and an iPhone where you put in a new connector!!!! (is that a change? yes! is it improvement in functionality??? doubtful).I'm oversimplifying the product line, but it's safe to say, Apple is now in the later innings and they're going to compete with forces from every angle...and it will squeeze their margins.Just MHO and for the record, I love Apple and all their products...but eventually every company shifts from a fast growing company to a mature one...Dell, Microsoft, Hewlett Packard and Research in Motion were young once.Getting old sucks...even young-uns age.Apple is aging. They're not dead, not by a long shot, but there's a lot of tablets and smartphones on the market.
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Getting a hand on Climate Crisis Inc.'s fear and money machine in USA is not easy - and few people understand just how enormous, interlocking and self-perpetuating it is. This article by Paul Driessen presents an overview that will hopefully begin to open people's eyes. It summarises the six strategies the alarmist industry is using to advance its agenda and protect its access to tens of billions in taxpayer and consumer dollars: climate research, renewable energy research and implementation, regulatory fiats, a new UN climate treaty, vicious attacks on anyone who contests climate chaos claims, and thought control in every venue of possible debate.
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"Let me begin with a simple, and surely and incontrovertible, proposition. It is that the abundant availability of fossil fuels, combined with the wit that has allowed human beings to exploit them, is the greatest blessing ever to have been visited on the species. After all, without them no BBC at all, and no University of Oxford - well, at least not as to be recognisable today," Thus begins a letter to Lord Hall, Director General of the BBC, written by Rupert Wyndham, a former Times journalist, now 70, who describes his interests as "travel across the world and enhancing my carbon footprint for its benefit. Challenging politicians, clergymen, dishonest broadcasters and other assorted riff-raff". He was protesting about a BBC broadcast describing shareholding in fossil fuel extraction as "an ethical issue".
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"Nearly all governments currently view climate change and energy supply as closely related policy issues. Yet climate change issues are concerned with environmental hazards, whereas energy policy is concerned with supplying cheap, reliable and secure electricity supplies to industry and the populace. Where is the relationship? Until the 1980s there was no relationship between energy policy and climate change. That one is perceived now only testifies to the effectiveness of relentless lobbying by environmentalists, NGOs and commercial special interests toward the cause of connecting climate and energy policies. Truth, scientific balance and commonsense have been casualties along the way". Professor Bob Carter, posting at Catallaxy.
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"Accusing scientists of venal motives when they raise questions about climate has come to be what passes for scientific debate...This follows brazen political-style attacks on scientists because of their views on climate. In particular there has been an aggressive assault questioning our ethics, morality, competence, and even sanity...This entire assault could not be more anti-scientific. The protagonists are political interlopers in science who do not understand or respect the nature of scientific truths and how they are discovered, let alone how they are justified. One of the greatest lessons from the history of science is that humans don't only get things wrong, but they stubbornly hang on to the stupidest of ideas until the bitter end." A brilliant defence of the integrity of real science by Dr Christopher Essex, posted to Breitbart.
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"Another such favorite theory, mistakenly offered as a fact , speculates we are now witnessing increasing anthropogenic ocean acidification, despite never determining if current pH trends lie within bounds of natural variability. Claims of acidification are based on an 'accepted scientific paradigm' that 'anthropogenic CO2 is entering the ocean as a passive thermodynamic response to rising atmospheric CO2'. Granted when all else is equal, higher atmospheric CO2 concentrations result in more CO2 entering the oceans and declining pH. But the ever-changing conditions of surface waters exert far more powewrful effects". Jim Steele, director emeritus Sierra Nevada Field Campus, San Francisco State University and author of "Landscapes & Cycles: An Environmentalist's Journey to Climate Skepticism" posts at WattsUpWithThat.
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"Why do advocates of the dangerous warming hypothesis resort to ad hominem attacks? Is it to protect science? If so, it is misguided. Progress in science depends heavily on research by skeptics. Or might the attacks be motivated by fear that people read skeptics' research and find it persuasive?...Science is a process. The results of that process do not depend on whether scientists are good or bad, altruistic or selfish. The issue is whether they follow the scientific process....Replication is more difficult than the 'follow the money' narrative behind the attacks on Mr Soon and other skeptical scientists. But for those seeking truth, it is the only analysis worth conducting." Dr Scott Armstrong, writing in the Washington TImes


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I worked at Ubisoft full-time (more than 3 years)Pros
-Great games after getting rid of the shovel-wareCons
-HR is a joke, they do not follow policies that are put into place to protect an employee
-There is no mentoring to help people in their dream jobs
-Mangers do not do their jobs, push the work on the people underneath them, then complain when it is not completed
-They say their is a college reimbursement program, but not one person who signed up for it has gotten it
-They choose to play hardball with studios that are part of the same publisher when things are not going their way
-There is no way to get out of a position into another one
-Secretive about everything, they do not share things with the employees, used to be very open
-They allow racist comments towards other employees in front of HR, nothing was done
-Ideas on how to improve work flow are stolen from the employees and no credit is given to them, saw this numerous times
-HR is hardly around, doesn't understand geek and nerd culture, always talks down to you
-Not allowed to really leave your desk or take a break with out HR and Mangers flipping out.
-People who are able to multitask and have multiple things going on get their chewed out for multitasking
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Talk to your employees, follow policies, stick up for your employees, help them get to their dream jobs.
I have had numerous current employees at a number of locations who have stated that they will be looking for other employment. Some have told me that they never again wish to work at a video game company simply because of how they are being treated.
The sad thing about this company is the fact how quickly they can push away talent people, its happening in all of their studios.
Although the games that are coming out are going to sell well, they really are making a lose simply because they treat people like a number and not a person.
The BEST suggestion I have for upper management and Im talking CEO level travel to these small studios and seriously see what is going on.Doesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookNo opinion of CEO
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Marin Mazzie will reteam with Brian Stokes Mitchell for the Encores! production of "Kismet" Feb. 9-12. The pair co-starred on Broadway in "Kiss Me, Kate."Early word had Kathleen Marshall directing, but Lonny Price has been confirmed to helm.
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GTA Online Glitch Lets Players Turn Every Car into a Hover Car
What folks really want to do in GTA Online—and most heavily populated multiplayer games, really—is stand out. Y'know, show off some skills or styles that not just everybody can flaunt. So, this floating car glitch will probably interest many people. You'll need a friend to pull it off, though. »


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Franklin - Someone jumped over a fence topped with razor wire so they could break into five loaded trailers at FedEx Freightways, 10613 S. 27th St., between the late evening hours of Feb. 9 and early morning hours of Feb. 10, according to a Franklin police report.
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The person broke the cast iron locking hook with an object, which allowed him or her to open the trailer door. An estimate of damage to the trailer doors was unavailable at the time of the report.
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I don't that they are going to get the same store saturation that they got in Canada. There are several other players moving into the space (e.g. Athleta), and the yoga boom is getting a bit long in the tooth -- women are moving on to other things.LULU hasn't taken off with the college girls the way that it did in canada -- hence the lower $PSF numbers here. Likewise, the student infatuation with lulu is fading in Canada.Finally, do you REALLY believe that they can keep their $PSF growing to the point that they are the highest in the industry for the next 30 years? Because that's effectively what you are betting on at this price. Sears and Benetton were killer retail at one point...
They won't. They also won't be able to open nearly as many stores as FCF falls with the weakening economy, so the growth rate will drop.
you are right !
I believe LULU can triple their sales base to -- $3.0B -- based on 1/2 the penetration rate of Canada.The US stores are comping way ahead of Canada (which I agree has limited growth now, except for Ivivva). US comp store sales last quarter were 30% !!!! in a lousy economy. So I do believe, US Store productivity will catch up to Canada.The store count in the US will easily hit 250+ (every AAA mall in AMERICA will have one).
I Agree. I think a lot of the shorties on this board are underestimating lulu growth potential. There writing it off as if it's another crocs, gmcr or nflx. Athletic apparel is strong segment, especially heading into the new year, can you say new years resolution to lose weight. look at Nike for guidance.... Got go buy more calls before the close ;)
That's because the US stores are, an average, significantly newer. It takes a few years to saturate the local market with yoga basics... Greg, I am afraid that you are getting trapped in the QE2 growth bubble and you are going to get hurt. Multiples will decline moving forward, particularly for high multiple companies.


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Hi folks, this is the first year that i have ever planted hard neck garlic. I have always just planted soft neck so i can braid it easy. This year i planted both, and last week my soft fell and so i knew it was time to harvest. WILL THE HARD NECK ALSO FALL? How do i know when it is ready? It was planted on the same day as the soft neck, do you think the hard neck is ready to be pulled?thanks for any info--Bob
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Garlics should be harvested way before top falls.
Garlics should be harvested way before top falls.
You should've harvested them when they had about 5 green leaves while the stem is standing. When the top falls down, the wraps around the cloves get soft ... and the cloves bust out. Nothing wrong with the garlics , but they will not store well.


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Victor & Spoils solicits ideas from writers, art directors and strategists around the world.
Brand advertisers like to say a good idea can come from anywhere. Havas is putting its money behind that slogan with the acquisition of an agency that draws its creative ideas from the supposed wisdom of crowds.
The French holding company has acquired a majority stake in Victors & Spoils, a small shop in Boulder, CO, that specializes in crowd sourcing. Rather than task a hand-selected creative team with dreaming up big ideas, Victors & Spoils uses digital and social media to solicit ideas from thousands of creatives – including writers, art directors, strategists, designers and producers - around the world.
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Promises, promises: The District Department of Transportation has again revised the timeline for streetcars on H Street NE. It's now the summer of 2013, which DCist notes is an improvement over the fall of 2013, which in turn was not an improvement over spring 2012, which was the original plan. In the Post, Ashley Halsey reports there are new options for connecting the line's western end to Union Station, since Amtrak has put the kibosh on the city preference: "One would put the streetcars on the bridge, another would reroute them north to connect with Metro's Red Line at the New York Avenue station and the third would be a variation on the original but the streetcars would turn around under the railroad tracks rather than connecting to Union Station on the west side." Housing Complex has maps.
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March 25, 2015 | Press Releases
On April 15, the Museum will open "America in Circulation: A History of US Currency Featuring the Collection of Mark R. Shenkman." Visitors will have the opportunity to view hundreds of beautiful and rare examples of American paper money and to explore them in more depth through large interactive touch screen displays.Read More
Barry Mitchell invades a Monopoly tournament at The Museum of American Finance and learns the history of the game from Mary Pilon, author of the new book, The Monopolists.
Fundweb's coverage of the Museum's Bitcoin panel and fireside chat with Larry Summers.
The Museum of American Finance and Columbia Business School Publishing today announced their collaboration on a new book featuring the genealogical "family trees" of the nation's 50 largest banks alongside beautifully illustrated narrative histories of each bank. The book will officially be released on March 10, 2015.
The board and staff of the Museum of American Finance are deeply saddened by the loss of John Whitehead, who passed away on February 7 at the age of 92.
The Fund for Public Schools, New York City Mentoring Program and Museum of American Finance partner to bring together 500 mentors, mentees and supporters to commemorate 14th Anniversary of National Mentoring Month.
Nicholas Wapshott talks about his book, The Sphinx: Franklin Roosevelt, the Isolationists and the Road to World War II at an event in the Museum's Lunch and Learn Series.
On the evening of December 3, the Museum hosted the first showing of a new documentary film, "Lucky Balls," commemorating the 25th year that the "Charging Bull" sculpture by Arturo Di Modica has been at Bowling Green Park in New York City. Over the years, the sculpture has become one of the most popular attractions in Lower Manhattan and one of the most widely-recognized images around the world. The documentary will be entered in the Tribeca Film Festival next year, and eventually a wider distribution is anticipated.
David M. Rubenstein will receive the Museum of American Finance's 2015 Whitehead Award for Distinguished Public Service and Financial Leadership. The award is presented annually to a person who has demonstrated a high order of achievement and leadership in the field of finance, and also served with notable distinction in the public sector.
The Telegraph compiled a slideshow of images on the history of trading, from the 19th century to today, featuring photographs from the Museum's collection.
David Cowen, the Museum's President/CEO, explores how one of the Treasury's greatest leaders helped fight the War of 1812.
The Museum of American Finance today announced the launch of six new courses for the Fall 2014 semester. The addition of these classes enhances the Museum's already strong financial education program offerings for elementary though graduate-level students.
Representatives from the Museum of American Finance, R.W. Pressprich and the Boys' Club of New York visited the NYSE and rang The Opening Bell to mark the second consecutive year that R.W. Pressprich has sponsored free student admission to the Museum over the summer, as well as financial education programs at the Museum for members of the Boys' Club of New York.
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It's a whole new line of business, from a name (or a couple of names) that you'll surely remember. In 1996 the company was called Telenet Systems. It was renamed BSDi in 2000, and then in April 2001, it became iXsystems, Inc. What happened to the Berkeley Standard Distribution, you ask? Well, that's gone, sold to embedded software giant Wind River Systems, Inc. Today, the company is focused on building and selling custom low-profile, rackmounted servers, available with your choice of Linux, Windows or BSD (licensed back from Wind River). It's quite a change from the BSDi we used to know.
The new hardware product line consists of a range of Intel-based servers, ranging from an inexpensive 1U (that's one rack unit or 1.75" × 19") model with a single Celeron processor, to a 4U (7" high) system with four Intel processors. We recently reviewed a late prototype of their mid-range system, the iXtreme 1350, which is a 1U, dual-processor server optimized for maximum rack density in a web hosting facility or corporate data center, and given our initial skepticism about the OS-vendor-turned-box-builder, we were impressed with what we found.
The system we reviewed was equipped with dual 1GHz Pentium III processors, 1GB of RAM and three Seagate Cheetah 9.1GB Ultra3 SCSI hot-swappable hard drives. This is a common hardware configuration; all of the major server players, including Compaq, Dell, HP and IBM, also manufacture dual-processor 1U servers with essentially the same specifications; though Compaq ProLiant DL360 and IBM xSeries 330 models only have two internal hard drives instead of three.
iXsystems equipped the server with the other hardware that you'd expect in a product in this class: built-in CD-ROM and floppy drives, serial and parallel ports, onboard video, two USB ports (fairly worthless for a server, unless you want to hang a USB printer off it) and dual 10/100 Ethernet connections. No surprises there.
We were surprised, however, that iXsystems chose to give the iXtreme 1350 only a single 64-bit PCI expansion slot. In the case of our review system, that slot was already filled with an Adaptec 2100S SCSI RAID controller. That's a decent board, which has a single Ultra3 SCSI channel—more than adequate for the three onboard hard drives. The Adaptec board also has an external SCSI connector, so you could hook it up to an external storage box to bring the number of hard drives connected to the server up to a maximum of 15.
Why is this a problem? In a rackmounted environment, many IT professionals may choose to connect their high-density servers up to a storage area network (SAN). Today, that requires the use of a Fibre Channel network adaptor. Without an open PCI slot that's not an option for the iXsystems 1350. Increasingly, many network managers are also connecting their servers via Gigabit Ethernet, rather than 10/100 Ethernet. Our lab also has a gigabit backbone, and we usually put Asanté FriendlyNet GigaNIX or Intel Pro/1000 network cards into new servers and hook them into a gigabit copper switch. In fact, when both Fibre Channel SAN access and Gigabit Ethernet networking are required, and there's only one open slot, we use InterPhase's SlotOptimizer 5570, which has both connections on a single PCI card.
Thus, with the iXtreme 1350, you can have SCSI, Fibre Channel or Gigabit Ethernet—choose only one. Competing servers either have two PCI slots, or have one PCI slot but place the SCSI controller on the motherboard. (Note that iXsystems will sell you either the RAID adaptor or gigabit adaptor, but doesn't offer a Fibre Channel adaptor.)
One other complaint about the hardware: the box's cover and PCI adaptor are held in place with tiny 3/8" long Philips-head screws. The other server manufacturers have learned that in a high-density, rackmounted environment, screws are bad news. Depending on the angle you're working on, you can have trouble getting them out, drop them when trying to put them back or even have them fall inside a server. All of the major manufacturers use catches, buttons or thumbscrews to hold down the cover, so you can slide it off or swing it open without using any tools. They also use catches or latches to hold the PCI cards in place, again making it easier to swap them out while the server is still inside the rack.
By using screws, iXsystems saved some dollars on their design and manufacturing but have made the server more difficult to service in the field. If you purchase this model, our advice is that you remove the four screws holding down the cover before installing the server inside the rack. Unfortunately, you can't remove the screw holding the PCI slot together without making the board wobble, so you'll just have to live with that.
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