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IDEALINVENT and Prime Factors Partner to Bring a Comprehensive EMV Card Management Offering to the Global Market
Innovative banking system providers agree to jointly offer cryptographic payment card management capabilities integrated with ConnectCore next generation banking platform. ConnectCore customers may now extend their use of the platform to include secure magnetic stripe &integrated chip smart card personalization and issuance.
(PRWEB) June 30, 2014
IDEALINVENT, provider of Next Generation banking systems, and Prime Factors®, provider of cryptographic data protection platforms, today announced a strategic partnership to introduce the latter's Bank Card Security System® (BCSS) and its Card Security and Personalization capabilities into the former's ConnectCore– Card Management offering. The combination ensures ConnectCore customers around the world that critical cryptographic payment card issuance functions are completely secure and sufficiently broad to address their needs.
Prime Factors, known for addressing the cryptographic needs of data centers for over thirty years, developed the Visa Pin Control Software that VISA deployed to over 120 VisaNet members worldwide in the 1980s. Building on that early success, the company developed BCSS specifically to support banks and financial institutions' magnetic stripe and integrated chip (IC) smart cards. The latter are required for compliance with the PCI EMV standards, known colloquially as "chip&PIN" in many countries. BCSS is now used around the world by card issuers and card personalization service bureaux as the cryptographic key management and card personalization parameter management system for the issuance of millions of cards each year.
IDEALINVENT's Card Management offering is a part of their next-generation banking platform ConnectCore. The ConnectCore platform was designed based on the insights of the company's think-tank and governance center based in Stockholm, Sweden. Current customers are supported from a data center managed by an IDEALINVENT partner, with additional customers queued to start processing later this year. Besides the Card Management offering, ConnectCore has a comprehensive SOA-based core banking product for Retail banks, payment hub, as well as an integrated multichannel front office product supporting solutions for Online banking, Mobile devices, Branch and Agent banking.
Mridul Kumar Nath – IDEALINVENT's head of Alliances and Partner strategy, comments: "This partnership is one of the key steps we have undertaken to bring to market an end-to-and Card Management offering. Prime Factors is an ideal choice to provide the Card security functionality in our ConnectCore – Card Management offering as they are cryptographic data protection experts and a leader in the payment card security market."
"We are delighted to join with IDEALINVENT as they work to address their customers' critical revenue generation and data protection needs," says Prime Factors' head of Product Management & Marketing, Jeff Cherrington. "Our platform is designed for just such purposes, to quickly & easily integrate needed magnetic stripe and EMV-compliant card issuance capabilities, particularly the PCI required integration with complex hardware security module (HSM) interfaces, into existing applications."
About IDEALINVENT
IDEALINVENT Technologies Pvt. Ltd is headquartered in Bangalore, India with subsidiaries in Sweden, Lithuania, and Singapore. The company caters to the Banking and Financial Services Industry providing superior products, consulting and solutions to the sector. IDEALINVENT's banking platform, ConnectCore™, is focused on providing comprehensive solutions to next generation banks. Other product suites from IDEALINVENT include DataMatrice™, a unique Data Management Application for banks, QuantumLeap™, a differentiated consulting offer, and B-SaaS™, a cloud-based offering of banking software as a service.
About Prime Factors
Prime Factors, Inc., develops and markets enterprise encryption and centralized cryptographic key management platforms for integration into enterprises applications. It serves clients primarily in the financial industry, as well as in high technology, healthcare, manufacturing, and retail. In addition to BCSS, other product lines include EncryptRIGHT®, a general purpose data encryption, tokenization, and cryptographic key management platform, and Psypher Suite® for data encryption for EDI. The company was founded in 1981 and is based in Eugene, Oregon.
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S Meters
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S Meters
Web-Controlled Receivers (remote controllable S Meters)
S - Meters and how to use them
by Paul Harden NA5N
One S-unit is a change of 6dB in signal strength, which corresponds to double the VOLTAGE or four times the POWER at the receiver input.
(dBm is power expressed as decibels relative to one milliwatt)
An S-METER is calibrated by connecting a signal generator to the antenna terminal and setting the output power to 50uV, or -73dBm, and adjusting the S-meter calibration pot for a reading of S-9. Since the S-meter is usually derived from the receiver AGC line, it *is* relatively linear from about S3-S4 and upward (since a good AGC usually "kicks in" around -100 to -105dBm). This linearity is also due to the diodes used for the AGC detector, once they are conducting in the linear region (again, around S3-S4). Statements that "S-meters are totally worthless" or "a change in 2 S-units means nothing" are thus actually quite incorrect. An S-meter *is* a fairly good RELATIVE power indicator for received signal strengths and noise levels.
The purpose of an S-meter is not to provide any absolute indication of power or voltage, but a RELATIVE indication between received signal strengths ... such as between two different signals, or between a signal and the "noise floor" of the band.
Example: On 40M, typically the "noise" will be S4, or about -103dBm. If your receiver has an MDS (minimum detectable signal) of -133dBm, it means you're loosing 30dB of your dynamic range to the noise! (133-103=30dB). In this case, the S-meter is more-or-less giving you an absolute power DIFFERENCE between it's MDS and the noise floor, in dB.
Example: A station claims his beam antenna has 12dB gain over his dipole. So he switches between the two and asks you for an "A-B" comparison. His signal goes from S7 to S8 ...a 6dB change. That ain't 12dB! 12dB should have shown 2 S-units of change. (I'm assuming his beam antenna *was* properly pointed at you -hi).
Likewise, YOU are comparing two antennas at your shack. You are LISTENING to a QSO in progress, switching between the two antennas. One antenna causes the S-meter to rise about 1/2 S unit. Well, that's 3dB, and that's not bad for most wire antennas. Or ... you are switching between two antennas and notice that the noise seems to be much less on one, in fact, the S-meter drops from S4 to S3. You have a problem with the antenna with the higher noise. If the noise drops 2 S-units, you have a BIG problem with that antenna! Obviously, you want to use the antenna with the lowest noise, because an S5 signal will be an S5 signal on the same receiver. The difference, is if one antenna has an S4 to S5 noise, you'll be digging that S5 signal "out of the mud." With an antenna at S3 noise level, that S5 signal now has a 2 S-unit (12dB) improvement in signal-to-noise, and will obviously be much easier to work.
An S-meter also makes it convenient to make internal tuning adjustments to your receiver, such as peaking any IF cans, filters, etc. You can tune to a carrier or QSO in the S8 range, then tune above and below and mark the frequency where the S-meter drops 1 S-unit (6dB), 2 S-units (12dB), etc. to make a rough graph of your overall selectivity/filtering of your receiver. If your receiver claims the RF amplifier, when kicked in, provides 12dB of gain, well, you should clearly see about a 2 S-unit change. Or if the 3dB filter BW is 300Hz, then you should clearly see a 1 S-unit change over about twice that, huh? You can do the same with a DVM on your audio output, but an S-meter sure makes it more convenient, and quite easy to verify some of the specs and claims the rig/kit vendor is claiming. Or to check for a change in performance later on for troubleshooting purposes. It is ALWAYS beneficial to do some of these basic measurements when you put a new rig on-line, so you have a baseline to check performance later on if troubles begin. A simple S-meter is all you need to record some of these important specs.
WHAT ABOUT THIS QRO vs QRP THING?
You have to QUADRUPLE (X4) your signal to DOUBLE your signal strength at the receiver end. Likewise, if you drop your power by one-fourth, your received signal strength will be one-half less, or 1 S-unit. You are working a station running 100W and he is S8. If he drops his power to 1/4th, or 25W, his signal strength should drop about 1 S-unit, or to S7. If he drops another 1/4th, to about 6W, he should drop another S unit, or to about S6. Therefore, the difference between 100W and 5W QRP is about 2 S-units. Big deal. Dropping to 1W is about another S-unit, then to 250mW another S-unit, etc. OK, now you're getting down into the S4 noise level on 40M. Now you're hoping the guy on the other end has only a S3 noise level on his end :-)
Hopefully this answers some of the questions raised about S-meters and how to use them.
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Silicon Mechanics Wins Intel Custer Ready Explorer Award
Silicon Mechanics, Inc., a leading manufacturer of rackmount servers, storage, and high-performance computing hardware, announces that it has been awarded the 2012 Intel Cluster Ready Explorer Award. Presented at the annual Intel® Cluster Ready Partner Appreciation Awards held during Supercomputing 2012, this award recognizes Silicon Mechanics' commitment to high-quality turnkey cluster solutions.
Since 2008, Silicon Mechanics has been launching Intel Cluster Ready certified workgroup clusters, making the company one of Intel's longest-lasting partners in this program. Intel Cluster Ready is both an architecture and a program which lets customers match their HPC applications to today's leading platforms and components. Pre-configured cluster solutions are delivered ready to run, and certified hardware and software are assured to work smoothly together. In 2012, Silicon Mechanics continued its partnership as an Intel Xeon Processors 2500 Product Family launch partner.
Silicon Mechanics was also honored for its forward-thinking partnerships with other industry leaders: Flow Science and Dassault Systems. This year, they partnered with Flow Science to launch turnkey cluster solutions for FLOW-3D/MP customers. The cluster solution features the most advanced technology from Intel; pre-installed FLOW-3D/MP; an exclusive online configurator; and integrated Intel Cluster Ready registered software and certified hardware. It has also been validated on Intel® Xeon® processor Product Family hardware. Flow Science was also recognized for this innovative collaboration, as they received the 2012 Intel Cluster Ready Voyager Award.
Working with Dassault Systems, Silicon Mechanics also launched a turnkey cluster solution for its SIMULIA customers. These systems run Abaqus FEA software on powerful Intel Xeon processor-based personal clusters for a comprehensive modeling and analysis solution.
"By participating in these partnerships, Silicon Mechanics has really helped move the HPC industry forward," said Brock Taylor, Intel® Cluster Ready Manager, "With their cluster expertise they have designed solutions using the latest-generation Intel® Xeon® E5-2600 Series Processors to deliver dramatic increases in performance in FLOW-3D®/MP computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model analysis. They've used powerful Intel® Xeon® processor-based personal clusters to run Abaqus FEA software and take advantage of its optimized parallel performance, and in addition they have helped simplify deployment and use of the solution. Their collaborative, enthusiastic spirit and dedication to making innovation accessible are real assets to Intel and the industry helping us enable more people to use HPC for bigger and better results."
"We are honored to receive this recognition from Intel," said Eva Cherry, President and CEO of Silicon Mechanics, "Silicon Mechanics is a customer-first company, and so we have always appreciated how the Intel Cluster Ready program makes it easier for our customers to gain the performance advantages of HPC clusters. In addition, being able to bring the work of innovators like Flow Science and Dassault Systems to more users has been rewarding and enlightening."
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About Gilead Sciences
Gilead Sciences is a biopharmaceutical company that discovers, develops and commercializes innovative therapeutics in areas of unmet medical need. The company's mission is to advance the care of patients suffering from life-threatening diseases worldwide. Headquartered in Foster City, California, Gilead has operations in North America, Europe and Australia. For more information on Gilead Sciences, please visit the company's website at www.gilead.com or call Gilead Public Affairs at 1-800-GILEAD-5 or 1-650-574-3000.
This press release includes forward-looking statements, within
the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of
1995, that are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors,
including statements related to Gilead's ability to obtain data
from AIR-CF1 and submit an NDA for aztreonam lysine for inhalation
for the treatment of CF to the U.S. FDA as currently planned. For
example, the safety and efficacy data from additional clinical
studies may not warrant further development of this compound and
initiating and completing clinical trials may take longer or cost
more than expected. In addition, future discussions with the FDA
may impact the amount of data needed and timelines for review,
which may differ materially from Gilead's current projections.
Further, the U.S. FDA may not approve aztreonam lysine for
inhalation for the treatment of CF in the United States, and any
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North Sea Group and Argos Oil in Merger Talks
– Largest Independent Energy Supplier of
Energy suppliers North Sea Group and Argos Oil are discussing a merger.
If the talks are successful, this autumn will see the creation of the largest
independent player on the North-west European market in, with more than 850
employees, a combined tank storage capacity of over 1.5 million m3 and annual
turnover of approximately
NSG and Argos are strong in midstream and downstream activities (storage
and transfer, blending and trading of oil products, bunkering of seagoing and
inland vessels, distribution and sales of oil products and biofuels, 'from
producer to consumer'). The new company will be active throughout
represented in
core activities and future growth ambitions into sharper focus. It wants to
become an integrated provider of logistic services in the energy field.
Beside storage, transfer and distribution, these services include trading and
bunkering activities for seagoing and inland ships. Sustainability also has a
high priority at NSG. Merging with Argos will enable us to realise all our
ambitions better and more quickly and will give us a platform for further
with NSG's. We have been working for some time on expanding our operations in
sustainable energy.
We believe that, in the rapidly-consolidating energy market, joining
forces with NSG is an important step in the right direction towards realising
our growth plans. We hope to be able to conclude the merger talks in the
fourth quarter of 2011, so that we will become a fully integrated company
with a clear vision of the future."
The next few months the plans for integration and realising further
synergies are being worked out.
Because of a difference of opinion about the long-term growth strategy of
NSG, the
other shareholders, Reggeborgh, Atlas Invest and
transaction, these shareholders realise a further increase of their holdings
in the energy sector.
In line with its strategic focus, NSG has decided to dispose of its
inland shipping activities Interstream Barging (ISB). NSG will sell 70% of
the shares in ISB's inland shipping activities to the
before the intended merger with Argos. NSG will retain a 30% strategic
minority interest in ISB in order to guarantee the availability of the fleet.
About North Sea Group
NSG is a major player in the West European downstream oil market. It
combines storage and distribution with the international trade in and selling
of mineral oils and biofuels. It is also active in
where it is striving for the further expansion of its position in the
world-wide oil market. Safety, sustainability and the environment have high
priority at NSG.
About Argos Oil
Argos Oil was set up by CEO
fastest-growing oil and energy companies in the Benelux. Its divisions in
aspects of the oil and fuel business. Energy needs and the mix of energies
satisfying them, in which there is increasing emphasis on the environment,
are constantly changing. Argos responds to this with flexible working methods
and a broad product portfolio.
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Who was a radio head and okay at them computers
from Childish Gambino – Hold You Down Lyrics on Genius
A play on the band Radiohead and their seminal album OK Computer, Gambino is saying that he would listen to pop music on the radio and was smart enough to have computer skills as a child — unlike some of the kids who he grew up with. Doubling back on the actual band, Gambino may be calling himself a "radio head" because few young black kids at his middle school were fans of the indie powerhouse.
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Members of the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement are recommending two $600 general rate increases and a $400 peak season surcharge.
Chicago-based SEKO has expanded in recent years into a full-service logistics provider with transportation, warehousing, supply chain, home delivery and e-commerce capabilities.
The containership was released early Thursday morning after Maersk provided a letter of understanding related to the underlying cargo case.
"Every participant in the supply chain will have a role to play" in solving congestion issues, according to a new report from carrier group World Shipping Council.
The first of seven groups will meet early next month to discuss issues surrounding the upcoming peak season.
Profits at the logistics and trade compliance software provider grew faster than revenues thanks to the company's focus on building its Global Logistics Network.


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East Candor Landforms
October 16, 2012
This Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) image shows steep slopes of light-toned rock and dark windblown sand in eastern Candor Chasma, part of the vast Valles Marineris trough system. The rock is probably sedimentary. In a few places, rock has broken down and slid downslope to create a narrow chute and a pile of talus where the slope meets the adjacent dark, dune-covered plain. This image is located near 7.8°S, 64.9°W. The picture covers an area about 3 km (1.9 mi) wide. Sunlight illuminates the scene from the upper left. MGS MOC Release No. MOC2-894, 29 October 2004
Credits: NASA/JPL/Malin Space Science Systems
Credits: NASA/JPL/Malin Space Science Systems
Topics: Mars, Spaceflight, Spacecraft, Mars Orbiter Camera, Capri Mensa, Valles Marineris, Coprates quadrangle, Chasma, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Planetary geology, Mars Global Surveyor, Malin Space Science Systems


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We were listed as one of the Top 40 Small-Town Cafes in Texas. 39 people went 24,00 miles to 350 Small Town Cafes, and they said we were one of the best.
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NEWTOWN — Getting rid of past demons is never easy.
However, the Chapmanville Regional High School boys' basketball team is hoping to erase some of those demons this season.
They are making a strong case to do just that.
Chapmanville, ranked No. 5 in the state in this week's Class AA poll, improved to 8-1 overall and 3-0 in the Cardinal Conference with Wednesday night's convincing 53-27 win on the road at Mingo Central.
The Miners, coached by former Logan assistant and Harts native Brad Napier, dropped to 3-6 overall and 2-3 in the league with the loss. Mingo Central, which recently traveled over Christmas break to sunny and warm Orlando, Fla., going 1-2 with a win over a team from Saskatchewan, Canada, was coming off a 77-50 victory at home over league foe Sissonville.
Mingo Central, however, would not come anywhere near 77 points against the Tigers as the Miners shot an ice-cold 19.5 percent from the floor on just 8-of-41 shooting.
Chapmanville was 20-for-43 from the field for 46.5 percent and led the Miners 14-8 after one quarter, 21-13 at the half and 43-22 after three with a 22-9 edge in the third period. A 10-5 advantage by Chapmanville in the fourth quarter set the final score.
The Tigers also owned the boards, outrebounding Mingo Central 31-21.
"This has already become a big rivalry," CRHS head coach Allan Hatcher said. "I have a lot of respect for Brad (Napier). But, they didn't shoot very well. Hopefully, our defense had something to do with that. We lost two big games to them last year. But, it's a long season and I'm sure they will be ready the next time we play."
Mingo Central was 0-for-16 from 3-point range.
"We're relying too much on the 3-pointer," Napier said. "They packed it in and made us shoot from the outside. We are not shooting well and we've got to find a way to be successful when we're not hitting from outside. I didn't think we played well. We just couldn't get into a rhythm. Our confidence got down after we missed some easy shots early in the game. We have to be more consistent. Our defense was not that bad. If you would have told me we would hold them to 21 points at the half, we would have been happy with that."
Senior Brady Cox led Chapmanville with 16 points on 8-of-11 shooting. Josh Butcher, the Tigers' leading scorer and second leading scorer in the Cardinal Conference, tossed in 12 points, while Kenny Plumley had 11.
CRHS also got seven points from Trey Dalton, five from Joe Tackett and two from Zac Casto.
Plumley blocked three shots in the game.
Dalton led Chapmanville in assists with five.
Cox finished with a double-double as he also hauled down 13 rebounds. Plumley had eight boards.
Dalton, Cox and Casto had two steals each.
Alex Lee, the leading scorer in the Cardinal Conference, had 11 points to pace the Miners. Stevie Hammond and Mallie May had seven each. Chase Hatfield had two points.
Chapmanville won its third straight game. The Tigers' only loss this season was a 72-69 overtime setback to 3A Riverside in the Bob Runyon Memorial Holiday Tournament championship game on Dec. 28 at CRHS.
Chapmanville currently sits in second place in the league standings. Poca is first at 4-0 in the league and 6-1 overall. The two teams appear to be on a collision course for not only the conference crown but also for regional supremacy.
The Tigers' ultimate goal is to reach the state tournament — something that has eluded Chapmanville boys' basketball program over the many decades.
Chapmanville has been denied trips to the state tourney many times over the years, often falling one game short in the regional championship. The Tigers have been beaten in the regional finals eight times since 1999 with the most recent setback coming in 2010 at the hands of the Sissonville Indians.
The Tigers, and second-year coach Allan Hatcher, hope to change that in March.
Chapmanville is slated to return to action on Saturday night at home against Sissonville. Tipoff is set for 7:30 p.m. at Danny Godby Gymnasium. CRHS then goes to 3A Lincoln County on Jan. 21 and then to Wayne on Jan. 24.
— Kyle Lovern of the Williamson Daily News contributed to this report.
Chapmanville Regional High School Tigers
2013-14 Boys' Basketball Schedule (8-1):
Dec. 14: Liberty-Raleigh (Nationwide Classic), W 65-52
Dec. 17: at Herbert Hoover, W 59-40
Dec. 21: vs. North Marion (Hoops Classic, Charleston Civic Center), W 72-43
Dec. 23: Lincoln County, W 68-36
Dec. 27: Mount View (Bob Runyon Memorial Holiday Tournament), W 62-33
Dec. 28: Riverside (Bob Runyon Memorial Holiday Tournament), L 69-72 (OT)
Jan. 3: Scott, W 57-55
Jan. 7: at Lincoln County, ppd.
Jan. 10: at Poca, ppd.
Jan. 14: Man, W 58-47
Jan. 15: at Mingo Central, W 53-27
Jan. 18: Sissonville, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 21: at Lincoln County, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 24: at Wayne, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 28: Herbert Hoover, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 31: Tolsia, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 1: Poca, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 5: Mingo Central, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 7: at Scott, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 11: at Poca, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 14: at Tolsia, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 21: Wayne, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 22: at Sissonville, 7:30 p.m.
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'Cat tax' proposal irritates two on council
The city auditor suggested license fees as part of a review of the animal shelter
Performance Audit of the Animal Services Agreement Between the City of San Diego and the County of San Diego
A proposal that would require cat owners in San Diego to vaccinate their feline companions for rabies and pay the city a one-time licensing fee — a plan critics have dubbed a "cat tax" — is on its way to the City Council for consideration.
The requirement was one of 10 recommendations stemming from a report by City Auditor Eduardo Luna that found several problems with the contract the city has with the county to provide animal services. The most glaring finding is that city residents are essentially subsidizing the animal service costs in other county jurisdictions by roughly $630,000 annually because costs are distributed based on population rather than actual usage.
The recommendation to require cats to be registered and vaccinated at an average cost of about $25 was based on public safety concerns. It would have generated about $500,000 in additional revenue above costs for the city if it had been in place during the past three years, assuming about 5 percent of San Diego's estimated 373,000 cats were licensed annually.
City Councilman Carl DeMaio, a mayoral candidate who held a news conference Monday with his Bengal cat Ace, said there is no justification to levy a new tax on cat owners.
"This cat tax is not driven by a legitimate need but instead is a flawed attempt to generate revenue for the city in the middle of its budget crisis," said DeMaio, a candidate for mayor next year. "We have more pressing issues to tackle than creating a cat tax. I urge the mayor and the City Council to send this flawed idea back to where it belongs — the litter box."
The city faces a projected $40 million deficit in its $1.1 billion operating budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1, 2012.
The council's Audit Committee — which includes DeMaio and fellow Councilman Kevin Faulconer — forwarded the auditor's recommendations to the full council Monday but noted that the committee objected to the cat licensing provision.
The state has no licensing requirement for cats although some local jurisdictions, such as the city of San Jose, have passed laws for felines. San Diego County and its 18 cities don't have requirements for cats. State law requires dogs to be licensed and the cost locally can be as high as $72 depending on the canine's age and whether it is fixed. Rabies vaccinations cost $6.
Faulconer said a push to register cats should be at the bottom of San Diego's list of priorities.
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As "Dhoom 3" readies to make its stylised entry at the Indian box office Friday, it seems that it will not just impact audiences visually but financially as well.
If that is not enough, the film is expected to make waves in Pakistan too.
As the film's release draws closer, the IMAX screens have set their prices at Rs.400-600 for the morning shows and Rs.700-900 for the night shows, according to their official website.
For a family of five, watching "Dhoom 3" could thus mean an expenditure of Rs.4,500, sans any coke and popcorn!
The prices might seem extravagant and uneconomical for a middle class family but advance booking status on the website shows that the seats are filling up fast and have even been sold out at places.
This might be the status for IMAX screens but others are keeping the ticket price affordable. The cost of tickets in multiplexes ranges between Rs.300-Rs.400.
The prices in New Delhi seem to be lesser than those in Mumbai and range between Rs.200-Rs.250, with the exception of a few theatres where the prices have gone upto Rs.500.
Smaller cities like Chandigarh and Jaipur fall in the average price range of Rs.150-Rs.400. However, there are also places like the Gaiety Galaxy theatre in Bandra here where you can enjoy Aamir Khan's grey character in the action thriller at reasonable rates.
"All the theatres might have been taking advantage of the release of 'Dhoom 3', but we at Gaiety Galaxy have made it a point to not increase the rate. Our ticket prices remain consistent at Rs.70-Rs.90," said Manoj Desai of Gaiety Galaxy.
Desai added that the weekend is already pre-booked and he is expecting an identical pattern in the following week as well.
Produced under the Yash Raj Films (YRF) banner and directed by Vijay Krishna Acharya, the film boasts of a starry cast with Aamir in a new avatar - he will be seen as a gymnast.
Abhishek Bachchan and Uday Chopra will reprise their roles of Jai Dixit and Ali from the last two "Dhoom" movies and Katrina Kaif will enhances the glamour quotient as the female lead in the movie, which will be Bollywood's first film to be released in the IMAX format, a specialised film format.
The 2D film is already being appreciated for the stunts featured in the trailer and especially the bike scenes featuring Aamir.
Trade analyst Amod Mehra predicts that the film will surpass the collections of previous blockbusters.
"Reality check.. Mark my words...'Dhoom 3' will cross Rs.100 crore in the first three days and it will also cross Rs.200 crore in the first seven days," Mehra said in post on Twitter Wednesday.
Raising the bar of pre-release promotions, the makers have also come up with innovative advertisements with tag lines reading - "It's Dhoom day...Are you bunking college today".
Not only is the film expected to flourish in India, it will also see a release in Pakistan.
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they are kidding right??
this is ridiculous ..
would rather just watch for free
In UK we only spend upto 8 quid for each person.. Thank God. 900 rupees is ridiculous. Nice way to loot am admi ka paisa
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wat kind of price tag is that...900 bucks...y not make it flat 1000...
Woah, well I can afford $10 for sure to watch the movie...
But in Indian rupees and for a common man 900 rupees!?
Are you kidding me!?
Is it planned for only rich people!?
I am sure it is!
Wud rather watch it for free :-P:-P
let see wht will happens all the best amir n katrina
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Salty's on the Waterfront: Don't Miss The Fresh Seafood! (Salty's)
Salty's on the waterfront in one of the best restaurants around.
On the first floor you have a great view over the water, which will bring an automatic romantic setting in the evening.
I have only positive memories of this restaurant. Bring your money and enjoy!
Be aware, there's a Downstairs Menu and an Upstairs Menu (the latter is more high class)
Favorite Dish: Starter: Scrimp coctail
Menu: Oven baked salmon (melted on my tongue)
Dessert: One of the pie's
Salty's On the Waterfront
Salty's On the Waterfront is a famous seafood restaurant located on the broadwalk area of Halifax. I heard the seafood here is great and of course with a good view of the Halifax harbour, but I did not have a chance to try it. More information is at their website below.
Salty's On the Waterfront: Salty's Sit outside in summer
The restuarant is a favorite with the locals ( and tourists too). It's located on the waterfront in the historic properties area and has a great view .
The restarant has more formal upstairs and casual downstairs and outside in summer.
You can't go wrong if you want good seafood. It's always fresh.
HINT -- from January to March there are always two for one coupons in the local newspaper..the Chronicle Herald.
Favorite Dish: As an appetizer. I love the calamari. For a main. Try the halibut with risotto. It's great!!
Salty's On the Waterfront: What a view!
Salty's restaurant, with a casual dining area downstairs and a more upscale extensive menu upstairs, has great views of the Halifax Harbour. It's on the boardwalk at Historic Properties with lots of windows and a summertime outdoor patio. The food is great and prices reasonable. Seafood is a specialty but they also have pasta and beef and lots of other good stuff, freshly prepared and served with a smile
Favorite Dish: see menus on their website
Salty's On the Waterfront: Go here
If you want a nice dinner... somewhat romantic, this is a great place to go to get local dishes.
It has great atmosphere. I suggest getting a table near a window so you can get a great veiw of the waterfron.
The upstairs seems a little more classy.
Salty's: Salty's
Dinner at Salty's was a really good time. We made reservations much earlier in the day for 6 of us and had to negotiate and be flexible on the time to get one of the tables upstairs overlooking the harbour. Guess we didn't realize at booking time that on a rainy mid-September evening at 8:00 p.m. we wouldn't be able to see much out the window anyway, except our own reflections in the glass. The downstairs restaurant serves all kinds of pub-style food, while the upstairs specializes in seafood and is slightly fancier.
However, it was very nice and cozy sitting up there by candlelight with the dark harbour howling in front of us. It was romantic and laid-back at the same time.
The decor was all maritime, touristy, but very fun nevertheless. The bartender downstairs was funny and friendly while we waited for our table to be ready. My dad laughed with him, and my old man doesn't like anybody. The waitresses when we got upstairs were very good, helpful and quick. They put the bibs on my brother and me and showed us the proper way to eat a lobster, and what parts not to bother with.
Favorite Dish: The meal itself was great. The lobster was alright (you can't go to Nova Scotia and not have lobster as far as I'm concerned), not as hot as I would've expected but I was just probably too slow breaking it open, the melted butter helped heat it more. The seafood chowder and crab cakes were amazing. I'd never had crab cakes before; Salty's was a great introduction.
Salty's On the Waterfront: Seafood at Salty's
Brilliant setting in the historic properties right on the Halifax harbour front, with excellent views over the harbour.
We ate in the upstairs dining room, which was rather more upmarket than we were expecting - Salty's marketing material gives the impression that it is more mainstream/populist than this, but maybe in the off-season (this was November) it is easier to create a more exclusive and refined atmosphere.
The menu offers an amazing variety of seafood, as well as grills etc.
Salty's on the waterfront: Salty's on the waterfront
I love the waterfront view - the sun sets behind the restaurant so you get to see the vibrant evening colours and teh boats sailing home for the night. A great backdrop to a good meal.
Favorite Dish: Anything, really.
Salty´s: Don't Miss The Fresh Seafood!
Salty´s is one of the excellent seafood reastaurants on the old historic wharfs. Probably the best location in the city overlooking the harbour.
Favorite Dish: All seafood dishes. Chocolate mousse.
Salty's: Salty's
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• Longtime Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat has suggested, it was revealed, that the Palestinians drop claims for autonomy and instead try to get a single binational state established. [Haaretz]
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The city is currently in charge of the water bureau, but the initiative, if passed in May, would spin the agency off into an independently public water district with its own elected seven-member board.
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Stanny1: I'm not impressed. Let's see. I buy an expensive prime lens. Then I get the wide-angle converter. Now I have a 22mm? Wow. I put the Sony WA converter ($90.00) on my NEX-3 with 16mm lens ($499) and get 18mm. Sounds like a sensor size mistake. Remember, Panasonic was early into the hybrid game.Sony learned from Panasonic and Olympus as pioneers. Let's hope Canon learns from Nikon's mistake on sensor size with their hybrid. Or Olympus may go BK like Kodak. Today's camera's are more into electronics than lenses anymore. Traditional camera companies like Canon and Nikon have to play catch-up now. It's similar to how Mercedes and BMW have had to play catch-up to Lexus in the electronics dept.
@Stanny1 wrote: "Let's hope Canon learns from Nikon's mistake on sensor size with their hybrid."
What mistake was that.? My Nikon 1 sensor performs great, much better than my GF2, and up there with my GH2. In fact the Nikon 1 sensor is holding it own, or out performing most of the larger m43 sensor available. Mistake? Also, the N1 is a huge seller, with great IQ. So the only mistake is when people dogmatically and absolutely equate sensor size with image quality.
Nikon and Canon playing catch up? That's funny, considering that they are the only two companies that make professional SLRs, and make the best cameras and lenses outside of independents like Zeiss and Leica. My goodness, the things I read on the boards.
mycle: i am waiting so long for a conversion lens for my 20mm pancake or a new prime 40 or 45mm, but nothing. any informations of panasonic releases for 2012...?
Why not just buy the Olympus 45 1.8? It's really superb. Small, lightweight, cheap, sharp, really good bokeh, and pretty much silent AF. If there ever was a no-brainer in a lens, the Oly 45 is it. Nice compliment to the 20 1.7.
The video specs say: 1080/24p but page 4, paragraph 4 say 1080p30. Seems weird to have only 24p like the just announced Canon GX1, but that's what the specs seem to indicate, but the Preview text seems to contradict this.
Looks awesome. Only wish they hadn't made the ridged focussing ring, as it looks like it will collect dust just like my Panasonic lenses.
If the IQ is similar to the X100, this will be a huge hit.
agilestyle: Bulky and expensive!
Given the numbers above, a presumable 35mm kit will come at least at 2300$.
With that bucks you can buy a Canon 5d Mark 2 body sparing 200$ to invest into some serious glass...
Ok, mirrorless camera are the fashion of the moment, but i am happy with my GF1+20mm kit at 700$.
Sorry pals, target missed!
A 5D Mk II is huge and heavy compared to this Fuji. And how cheaply do you think they can create a quality all metal body, with good fast lenses, sell it, and still make a profit?
When camera manufacturers make plastic "made in china", people complain. And when they make solid metal, "made in japan", people complain.
That D4 is a thing of beauty. Nikon really has the manufacture of rock solid pro bodies down. And I've always liked the round viewfinder with the eyepiece shutter. Much better than the cheesy cover that you slip on your neck strap.
marike6: Seems that only Panasonic, Fujifilm, Samsung, SLR Magic and Voigtlander, and only since recently, Olympus with the 12 f2 and 45 1.8, seem to understand that photographers want large aperture lenses. Especially on m43, and ASP-C where DOF is not as great as FF, it is essential to start with as fast a lens as possible.
If Sigma or Tamron make a constant f2.8 zoom like their excellent 17-50s, I'd buy one in a heartbeat. But for primes that are not wide-angles or macro lenses, there really is no reason but economics to produce lenses with f2.8 max apertures. Not complaining, just saying.
@Jens_G Look at the Panasonic 20 1.7 and Olympus 45 1.8: Both are superb optically, and as small and inexpensive as you could want.
The E-Mount Zeiss 1.8 is because the NEX mount needs a spacer to get the rear element away from the sensor for infinity focus. I should not be used as a measuring stick for other lenses.
Jens_G: Why does nobody ever seem to realise that lens design is about compromise?
On any camera/lens article you'll invariably find comments like:
- it's too big
- it's not fast enough
- why isn't it a pancake
- should have been longer and wider (for zooms)
I'm pretty sure Sigma know what they're doing. These lenses are f/2.8 for a reason, or multiple reasons, whether it's for the size, the inclusion of silent linear AF, price point, image quality, or a combination of all the above.
brendon1000 is absolutely correct. Nobody is whining. As consumers, and photographers, if we can get a 20 1.7 for approx. $300 USD, why would we buy a 19 2.8? Because we like cranking up the ISO to get an exposure?
KevinD65: Put an EVF in it and we'll talk.
This is not directed at you, but why is everybody so into EVFs these days. My GH2 has one, not as good as the NEX 7 EVF, but a pretty good one, and as soon as you have low light, it gets grainy, lags, stutters.
My 5D Mk II, has a OVF that big, bright, and super easy to manual focus in any light.
Unless I'm shooting video, I'll always take an OVF over an EVF.
I understand that you can get tons of shooting data in an EVF, and you can preview WB, etc, but honestly, I'd rather be able to get a sharp, clear finder than a grainy mess in low-light. I hope this EVF trend doesn't filter into the nicer DSLRs, other than Sony's.
Seems that only Panasonic, Fujifilm, Samsung, SLR Magic and Voigtlander, and only since recently, Olympus with the 12 f2 and 45 1.8, seem to understand that photographers want large aperture lenses. Especially on m43, and ASP-C where DOF is not as great as FF, it is essential to start with as fast a lens as possible.
If Sigma or Tamron make a constant f2.8 zoom like their excellent 17-50s, I'd buy one in a heartbeat. But for primes that are not wide-angles or macro lenses, there really is no reason but economics to produce lenses with f2.8 max apertures. Not complaining, just saying.
Fujinon does make great lenses. When I used to shoot 4x5, the 2 Fujinon lenses I had were every bit as good as my Rodenstock lens.
And the X100 23 f2 lens is a heck of a performer, with beautiful bokeh.
Re: the X-Pro1 lenses, fast metal barrel lenses, with hopefully, EBC coating. What's not to like?
sesopenko: Have a look at the sample shots floating around. They completely lack the ability to define fine texture, just like the X10 did. Fuji needs to give up on these experiments with sensor patterns because they're making crap cameras at expensive prices to do so.
I would never pay this price for something that resolves so poorly. Real shame.
@sesopenko What they? The X10 does not equal the X100. The X100 has one of the best, cleanest ASP-C sensors there is. And if you look at the still life of the pears on the samples, you'll see that this camera will produce the same highly detailed, super clean files as the X100. You have the right to think they make "crap cameras", just as X100 owners have the right to tell you you're clueless. No offense. And I guess "expensive" is a relative term, because to me, Fuji has some of the best prices in photography. And X100 outshoots a Leica X1 at half the price. That's what I call a bargain.
Digital Suicide: If canon would fulfill your desires and put in it 24mm and F2.0-3.3, - it would probably sign the kill werdict to its' rebel line...
No camera with a variable aperture zoom is going to kill the rebel line, just as no fixed lens camera will ever compel people with an investment in Canon glass to drop their DSLRs. This will be a nice second body, but that's all.
This looks really nice: 1080/24p with a built-in ND filter. How much, because I extremely interested?
I had a feeling this was coming when I saw the Vixia (Legria) HF-M41 was discontinued on B&H's website. Not even one month has passed since I bought my M41, and now this!!! That's the way it goes, I guess, but sometimes I wish retailers would give us a heads-up on upcoming new models, and the discontinuing of "old" models. Anyway, since I bought a GH2, I haven't used the Canon once.
Guidenet: The CF Association decided this new standard, not Sony or Nikon. CF cards have long had issues like expensive bent pins and such. SD cards are too small for many of us and have connection issues at times making them not as reliable for professional use. These new XQD cards have been a long time coming and I welcome them.
Using various tranfer methods in the future will mean much faster transfer from the cards to my computer as well as the faster read rates in the camera. They are not so small that I might easily lose or misplace them at a shoot but they are handier than the CF format now. Thank God for no bent pins.
For most using entry level models, you have nothing to worry about and will continue to be happy with cheaper, smaller SD cards. If you pay over a couple of thousand for your camera body, then paying a little more for a much better format is of little consequence.
"For most using entry level models, you have nothing to worry about and will continue to be happy with cheaper, smaller SD cards. If you pay over a couple of thousand for your camera body, then paying a little more for a much better format is of little consequence."
Condescending much.
nakeddork: I'm not impressed.
The D4 should have had a 32mp sensor that utilized pixel binning, and optimized for 16mp shooting, so you can get all the speed, performance, and ISO benefits of a modestly sized sensor, but still have the option to shoot at high resolutions at lower ISO. To get the best of both worlds.
Sony managed to squeeze 24mp into an APS sized sensor, and retain very good ISO performance. I don't understand why Nikon couldn't incorporate hi-rez in a full frame and utilize pixel binning to give the sensor versatility.
No dust removal, no info about focus peaking for video, no dedicated ISO dial? Pro bodies should adapt to technological advances. Seriously, ISO performance is insane now, why doesn't it have a dedicated dial?
The reason the video is 29:59 min, is because of a European video camera tax. Nikon should have made a non-capped video version for the countries that don't have this restriction.
Nikon really thought inside the box with this one.
@nakeddork Who shoots TIFF? Professionals in publishing, magazine photographers, anyone who wants doesn't want to loose data when compressing an image. You think all those glossy magazines print from JPEGs?
shaocaholica: 24Mbps video is so 4 years ago. With 2012 storage prices and processing power, video on a $6k Pro DSLR should be at least 100Mbps.
@shaocaholica 100mbps 444 files will be huge. This is a camera for press/photojournalists who need to produce multimedia news stories, and push them around over the network. But like Jogger said, if you want to shoot uncompressed video you can. That is huge. And if the D4 has the high ISO ability of the D3, this camera will be extremely popular with videographers.
fmian: Here's how I see it on the 1DX vs D4 debate.
Sensor: Totally remains to be seen as both cameras haven't come out yet.
I don't think a 2MP difference means anything at this stage.
Auto Focus: D4 has 51 points, 1DX has 61 points.
1DX seems to AF up to f/5.6 lenses, while D4 does F/8. What would someone with a camera like this be doing with a lens that can't open to F/5.6?
Speed: 1DX @ 12fps and D4 @ 10fps.
Don't know about buffer sizes but D4 may have the advantage with the new memory card type whatever it's called.
Card Slot: People who want 2 CF slots (many) will want the 1DX, and people who want to buy into a new expensive card type when there is little support will want the D4.
Hardware ISO: 1DX ranges from 100-51,200, while D4 ranges from 100-12,800.
Final verdict remains to be seen.
Video: Pretty much the same for both, but the D4 has some useful tele-crop modes. Perhaps this can be added to the 1DX before release?
1DX has the nifty feature of overcoming the 4gb limit.
@JMichaelsPhoto IMO, on paper the 1DX is a better camera.
It's not a better camera if the IQ of previous Canon cameras vs. the Nikon alternatives is any indication. The Nikon D3x, and D3 have better high ISO, DR and basically, better sensors. This is a fact. All the bells and whistles don't mean a thing if IQ is not there.
Canon is sure being secretive about the 1DX, where Nikon D4 already has video samples on Vimeo, and it looks excellent.
mnoble: I bought the new Nikon 50mm 1.4 which was in the same price ball park and I absolutely love it. I suspect that this new 85mm 1.8 will be just as good. It is definitely going on my to buy list. I will, however, want to see it reviewed by dpReview. So I hope that they get a sample to work with before the lens comes out in March. Get to it, guys! ;-)
Review? Any 85mm prime by Nikon is certain to be at least good, probably great. Not many prime Nikkors that are absolute stinkers.


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After a trip to Vienna and France in 1938 where he went to a jazz club overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, schoolteacher Murray Bennett got the idea that he and playwright Joan Alison would turn into "Everybody Comes To Rick's." Their play would never be published, but the manuscript showed up on a desk at Warner Bros. on exactly the right wrong day.
Irene Lee, head of the story department, discovered the play during a trip to New York to visit East Coast story editor Jack Wilk. It had sat on various desks for a year, Lee found it, and it was officially submitted for studio consideration on December 8, 1941 – the day after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. With an immediate interest in patriotic stories and strong advocacy from Lee, studio runner Hal Wallis approved the purchase of the play for $20,000.
That play would become Casablanca.
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If that's true, it was a bad bargain for the crew because Curtiz was notorious for treating everyone viciously and his conduct on the Casablanca set was no different. On top of that, writers were still making changes to the script two months into filming, many of the actors disliked each other, and since the war made it impossible to film actual airplanes, the famous final sequence was shot in front of a flimsy plywood plane with as much fog surrounding it as the machine could handle. Humphrey Bogart was vocal about his issues with the production, and Ingrid Bergman appeared in the movie merely as a backup gig after being turned down for the role she wanted in For Whom the Bell Tolls.
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In essence, all of the most memorable elements of the movie were either done shoddily, on the fly, or against the wishes of the direct creative forces.
Oddly enough, its script (from Julius Epstein, Philip Epstein & Howard Koch) scored the duel distinction of winning an Oscar and of being deemed not good enough to produce by several studio readers in the 1980s who didn't recognize it when it was sent around prank-style as Everybody Comes to Rick's.
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Led by Senior Deputy State Prosecutor Richard Anthony Fadullon, the prosecution panel formally offered 58 pieces of evidence against Ivler, who was charged with killing Renato Victor Ebarle Jr. on Nov. 18, 2009.
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The prosecution made its formal offer of evidence in a motion filed on Dec. 27 last year.
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- Authentic Looking
I can't find face paint in the city of Memphis, therefore I had to find face paint online that I can buy in bulk repeatedly.BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
By Kitty
from Western NY
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(10 of 10 customer found this review helpful)
Great product!
- Authentic Looking
- Stays on well
- Theater
I'm using this grease paint on my face while performing on stage for a musical production. It stays on well even under hot stage lights and after quite an energetic dance routine. Very satisfied with the product.BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Softbank Telecom's E-Mail Services Return to Normal
September 3, 2008
Tokyo, Sept. 3 (Jiji Press)–Softbank Telecom Corp. said Wednesday that it has restored its e-mail services that became unavailable on Tuesday due to a server breakdown.
Between Tuesday morning and the predawn hours of Wednesday, some one million users of the services could not receive or send mails, the fixed-line communications unit of Softbank Corp. said.END
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