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Fission Energy Corp. Completes $6 Million Bought Deal Private Placement11:21 EST Friday, December 21, 2012KELOWNA, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Dec. 21, 2012) -FISSION ENERGY CORP. ("Fission" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:FIS) is pleased to announce that, further to its press release dated December 7, 2012, the Company has now completed the previously announced private placement of 10,001,001 flow-through common shares (the "Flow-Through Common Shares") at a price of $0.60 per Flow-Through Common Share for total gross proceeds of $6,000,600 (the "Private Placement"). The Private Placement was conducted on a bought deal basis by a syndicate of underwriters led by Dundee Securities Ltd. and including Cantor Fitzgerald Corporation and Raymond James Ltd. (the "Underwriters").The gross proceeds from the Flow-Through Common Shares must be used to incur Canadian exploration expenses as defined by the Income Tax Act (Canada) by December 31, 2013, to be renounced effective December 31, 2012.In connection with the Private Placement, the Underwriters received a cash commission equal to 6.0% of the gross proceeds raised under the Private Placement and an aggregate of 600,060 non-transferable broker warrants. Each broker warrant is exercisable into one common share of the Company for a period of 24 months from the closing of the Private Placement at a price of $0.60 per common share.All securities issued pursuant to the Private Placement are subject to a four month hold period expiring on April 22, 2013.FISSION ENERGY CORP. is a Canadian based resource company specializing in the strategic acquisition, exploration and development of uranium properties and is headquartered in Kelowna, British Columbia. FISSION ENERGY CORP. Common Shares are listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "FIS". These securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act") and may not be offered or sold in the United States or to U.S. Persons (as defined in Regulation S under the U.S. Securities Act) absent registration or an applicable exemption from registration requirements.This press release contains "forward-looking information" that is based on Fission's current expectations, estimates, forecasts and projections. This forward-looking information includes, among other things, statements with respect to the disclosed use of proceeds. The words "will", "anticipated", "plans" or other similar words and phrases are intended to identify forward-looking information. Forward-looking information is subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause Fission's actual results, level of activity, performance or achievements to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking information. Such factors include, but are not limited to: uncertainties related to exploration and development; the ability to raise sufficient capital to fund exploration and development; changes in economic conditions or financial markets; increases in input costs; litigation, legislative, environmental and other judicial, regulatory, political and competitive developments; technological or operational difficulties or inability to obtain permits encountered in connection with exploration activities; and labour relations matters. This list is not exhaustive of the factors that may affect our forward-looking information. These and other factors should be considered carefully and readers should not place undue reliance on such forward-looking information. Fission disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law.ON BEHALF OF THE BOARDRoss McElroy, President & COOFOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. Contact Information: Fission Energy Corp.Richard MatthewsInvestor RelationsTF: email@example.com


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Tires other than stock Bridgestones...
I get confused easy so I probably mis-read the posts with nice pix of more- aggressive-than-stock front & rear tires for the T-Dub.
What I found at Bike Bandit: in stock size/tead pattern (what came on the bike from Yamaha) for the front 130/80 18" there is the Bridgestone C66P TW31, that is a rounded profile "trials-type" (I'de call it....)
I have "issues" with this tread pattern on the fine sand and flour-like dust of the dirt roads I travel mostly on.
Stock front tread "skates" sideways across the loose stuff...
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A better pattern for my AO is the Maxxis 6006 130/80 18 (six double-ought six)
The problem I had was that this tire is listed as a REAR tire.
It also might be "directional", which would mean you might be better off mounting it on the un-driven front wheel in REVERSE if there is and arrow showing direction of rotation on it.
I believe the 6006 is called an "Enduro" tread, but it looks like a staggered knobby to me and is noticeably more aggressive thant he stock Bridgestone.
You can get a similar pattern rear tire, but I'me happy if I'me able to slide the rear and I think that the small motor will perform better if it can spin a bit rather than be hooked-up like a cog railway.
I had NO trouble with rear traction with the stock tire in the rocks once I had lowered the tire pressure.
Dunlop makes a similar size and pattern tire (Dunlop 606 ?) to the Maxxis 6006, but I think the Maxxis is a better tire.
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Design Your Own Rocket
A lot of the software packages I've covered in recent articles have been focused strictly on doing computations on your machine, separate from the real world. So in this article, I explore how to use your computer to design something you can build and use in the real world: your own model rocket. Let's take a look at the OpenRocket utility and see how it can help you design your own rockets. OpenRocket even can run simulations on your designs to show how they should behave in flight.
distributions should include a package for OpenRocket. For example, in
Ubuntu, you would install it with
apt-get install
openrocket. It is
actually a Java program, so you always can download the jar file directly
from the Web site. To run it,
you need to have a reasonably up-to-date Java VM installed as well.
When you first start it up, you are presented with an empty screen, ready to begin designing your first rocket. A project window pops up, allowing you to enter details like the design name, your name and design notes. You can build your rocket from a series of components. You probably will want to start with the nose cone by clicking on it from the "Add new component" window. It then will appear in the bottom section, beginning your design.
You will notice that OpenRocket already begins to make calculations based on your design. You will see a small blue circle that denotes the center of gravity of your rocket. The center of gravity is the point through which all of the mass acts. There also is a small red dot that marks the center of pressure. This is the point through which all of the atmospheric forces act. OpenRocket calculates these values as you make changes to your design.
You can edit almost all of the parameters for each component. There are two ways to edit these component parameters. You can double-click on the component of interest in the design window to access the edit window. There also is a list of the component layers in the top half. You can highlight the component of interest here and then click on the Edit button.
What you can change will depend on which component you are trying to edit. The first component to design probably is the nose cone. You can select what kind of profile your nose cone should have, such as conical or ellipsoid. You can set the length and base diameter, as well as the wall thickness. But, OpenRocket goes even further. You can select the kind of material from which your nose cone should be made. The different types of materials have different densities, which changes the weight of your component.
Several different material presets are available, but you also can go ahead and define your own custom material type. This custom material either can be used just for one design, or you can add it permanently to your materials database if it is something you will be using over and over again. You even can set the type of finish your rocket will have. This finish can be different for each component, or you can apply a common finish to your entire rocket.
When first starting OpenRocket, you get a new project dialog where you can enter details of your rocket.
You can edit many details of the different components by double-clicking the component of interest.
The rocket engine database has lots of information on many different brands.
The next part of your rocket is the actual body tube. If your rocket is going to have a single stage, you will need only a single body tube. For multiple stages, you will need a separate body tube for each stage. Opening the edit window for the body tube allows you to change the tube length, diameter and wall thickness. You also can change the material from which the body tube is made.
Because body tubes usually contain a rocket motor, you can set the motor that you want to use as well. To do so, open the edit window and click on the motor tab. You can click the Select Motor button and choose from a large selection of commercially available motors. This list of motors includes technical information, such as the thrust curve and the run times, as well as physical characteristics like the length, diameter and weight.
As with the other sections of the application, you can define your own custom entries. This means even full-on DIY model-rocket enthusiasts who build their own motors can use OpenRocket to design their rockets.
The component list includes other items like parachutes, shock cords, connectors and blocks, so you can design your rocket as a complete model.
The final stage is to add tail fins to your rocket. As with the other components, there are well designed presets available that will satisfy most design needs. You can edit some parameters to customize the fins to some degree. If that's not enough, there is a freehand option where you can design your fins from scratch.
OpenRocket is not only a design program. You also can take your model rocket and run an analysis on it to see how it will behave in flight. The analysis section looks at individual components and shows how they affect the stability, drag and roll characteristics of your rocket. You can set parameters like wind direction, angle of attack and speed, and calculate how it will behave in flight. This is great functionality, but OpenRocket goes even further. It can take your original design and try to optimize it for the best flight characteristics. You can optimize based on altitude, velocity or some other combination of characteristics.
Joey Bernard has a background in both physics and computer science. This serves him well in his day job as a computational research consultant at the University of New Brunswick. He also teaches computational physics and parallel programming.
This is the easiest tutorial
This is the easiest tutorial I have come across. Thanks for sharing.
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In news that will please the many fans of the now discontinued TV series 'Heroes', NBC will be reintroducing the superhero drama as a miniseries.
Set to be aired in 2015, the series now dubbed as 'Heroes: Reborn" will be led by its creator Tim Kring. And while details about the story line, characters and casts is yet to be divulged, it also remains to be seen, how many of the beloved star cast from the original series will be retained.
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I would suggest you to buy stronger springs first and see what you can do with the clickers. If not good enough, then experiment with thicker oil. Springs and oil are easy to DIY.
It might not be perfectionist good, but it will be probably much better than stock and maybe it might be all you want. If not happy, all you will have lost is some time and the price of oil, since springs you have to upgrade anyway.
I had issues with the SE fork valving, which was stupid hard. I did not have the funds to go to a 'tuner' so I asked a local suspension guy to install the 990-R valving and while not perfect, it surely does the job much better (almost perfect) at a small fraction of the cost, since he did not sell tuning expertise, only labor. Maybe thinner oil would have worked just as well, who knows.
I have also ridden an 09 990R with .60 springs and SE valving (essentially SE stock fork setting). I am about 200-220 depending on gear and what was crazy stiff on the SE worked really well on the mighty ninety.
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The Forest Department's ambitious project for integrated management of Pallikaranai marshland and efforts towards declaring it a Ramsar Site hangs in balance as the Chennai Corporation is planning to start remediation of the required land where garbage is being dumped. The Forest Department made the preliminary move last year to get the Pallikaranai marshland declared as a Ramsar site by submitting a compliance report to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands.
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The Corporation had already agreed to part with another 445 acre of the marshland on the southern side of the Inner Ring Road for restoration work. The Forest Department, which plans to undertake restoration of the eco-sensitive Pallikaranai marshland, will soon get the 445 acres.
A detailed master plan for restoration of the entire Pallikarani marshland has been readied and the area is likely to become the biggest eco-park with a range of facilities including a boardwalk. The area to be handed over is not being used by the civic body for dumping garbage currently. Besides facilitating proper demarcation and hydro-ecological assessment, land transfer of the entire marshland will also establish the Forest Department as the sole agency for better restoration and preservation of the area and declaration as Ramsar Site.
Activists and local residents continue to demand that the Chennai Corporation hand over the marsh to the Forest Department, but the civic body is planning to carry out remediation of 200 acres of the marshland to for its solid waste management project in Perungudi. While the remediation project might help restore the marshland, the amount of time necessary for the process could be quite considerable.
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The .NET framework comes with a variety of different serializers. Hopefully, my overview of these serializers will have provided some insight into the differences between them and the various advantages and disadvantages of using different serializers. But there are not only great differences in functionality between the serializers, but there are also vast differences in performance. This is an attempt to provide a rough idea of how serializers stack up against each other as far as performance (speed) is concerned and as far as the size of the serialized instances.
Serialization performance can vary a lot between different machines, and depends heavily on the object being serialized, the serializer features being used, and the stream or writer to which the serialized instance is being written to. This is only meant to give you a glimpse into how fast or slow serializers might be. If you're concerned with serialization performance in your scenarios, the best thing you can do is run your own performance tests with the types and functionality you care about.
I decided to serialize out and deserialize the following object:
object o = new Library()
Name = "Library Of Congress",
Books = new List<Book>() { new Book() { Author = new Person(){ FirstName = "Barack", LastName = "Obama"}, Title = "Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance", Year = 1995},
new Book() { Author = new Person(){ FirstName = "Lewis", LastName = "Caroll"}, Title = "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", Year = 1865},
new Book() { Author = new Person(){ FirstName = "Kurt", LastName = "Vonnegut"}, Title = "Welcome to the Monkey House", Year = 1968},
new Book() { Author = new Person(){ FirstName = "Orson", MiddleName = "Scott", LastName = "Card"}, Title = "Ender's Game", Year = 1985}}
Using each of the serializers. This object contains lists, strings, ints, and several classes. It is meant to represent a "typical" object. I used a MemoryStream to write to and read from for all five serializers, and then used XmlDictionaryWriter/Reader.CreateBinaryWriter/Reader to create binary writers for testing the Binary XML performance for DataContractSerializer, NetDataContractSerializer, and XmlSerializer. All of these serializers were used without any particular switches, and no customizations were made to the format of the serialized string. Only parameterless DataContract, DataMember, and Serializable attributes were added. Serialization and deserialization throughputs were measured directly, while roundtrip throughput was calculated using the formula: roundtrip throughput = 1/((1/serialization throughput) + (1/deserialization throughput)).
There are several things we can infer from the data:
· The serializers seem to perform in roughly the following order: DataContractSerializer, XmlSerializer, DataContractJsonSerializer, NetDataContractSerializer, BinaryFormatter
· Using binary XML writers and readers seems to improve speed by ~5-40% and decreases message size by ~30-50% depending on the serializer
· DataContractJsonSerializer produces the smallest serialized instances, followed by DataContractSerializer, BinaryFormatter, XmlSerializer, and NetDataContractSerializer
Overall, DataContractSerializer comes out as the winner of this perf-off with the fastest speed and the second smallest serialized instance size.
Looking at the graphs it doesn't look to me that DataContractSerializer. It is DataContractJsonSerializer which is second smallest and fastest is BinaryFormatter. Any typo in your "Overall...." statement?
The first two graphs measure throughput (operations per second) so bigger bars offer better performance. BinaryFormatter was the slowest serializer in these tests.
The last graph measures size on the wire. In that case, smaller bars offer better compression of the data.
Looks like BinaryDataContractSerializer was the overall best performer to me...
Just to clarify, BinaryDataContractSerializer isn't a separate serializer. It's just DataContractSerializer writing to a binary XmlDictionaryWriter. The XmlWriter's performance matters in that case.
Can you share your test code please?
Yeah I didn't get the same results in my benchmarks - the results and source code of which you can see here: www.servicestack.net/.../NorthwindDatabaseRowsSerialization.100000-times.2010-08-17.html
I would add protobuf-net to your list so you can get a good baseline to compare it to.
Also it makes sense to remove the first iteration as most serializers set up caching on the first iteration which heavily skews results for small iterations. So excluding it would be more representative of real-world performance you would expect if you're hosting in any long running program, i.e. IIS/ASP.NET/Windows Service/etc.
eh, I just realized that higher means faster not slower!
Nevermind these results are actually close to what I got :)
Hi all, I tried to work serialization with DataContractSerializer in our application, the throughput of dc is not better compared with Xml Serializer. My code is :
private static volatile NetDataContractSerializer dataContractSerializer;
if (dataContractSerializer == null)
lock (syncRoot)
dataContractSerializer = new NetDataContractSerializer();
using (MemoryStream memoryStream = new MemoryStream())
dataContractSerializer.WriteObject(memoryStream, this);
Please suggest how to improve the performance of dc over xml serializers
in the below code, i am using data contract serializer in my wcf application,
but when i need full control over my XML attributes i implemented IXmlSerializer with data contract serializer.
That time my application performance got decreased.
public partial class SearchResponseNavigator : IXmlSerializable
#region IXmlSerializable Members
public System.Xml.Schema.XmlSchema GetSchema()
return null;
public void ReadXml(System.Xml.XmlReader reader)
//implement if remote callers are going to pass your object in
public void WriteXml(System.Xml.XmlWriter writer)
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(Displayname))
writer.WriteAttributeString("displayname", Displayname.ToString());
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(Navigatorname))
writer.WriteAttributeString("navigatorname", Navigatorname.ToString());
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(Scopefieldname))
writer.WriteAttributeString("scopefieldname", Scopefieldname.ToString());
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(Entropy))
writer.WriteAttributeString("entropy", Entropy.ToString());
if (Modifiers != null)
foreach (SearchResponseNavigatorModifier modifier in Modifiers.Modifier)
writer.WriteElementString("name", modifier.Name);
writer.WriteElementString("value", modifier.Value);
writer.WriteElementString("count", modifier.Count);
please advise on the above.
Sriram Ravi
Nice article, just be aware of the following (potential) bug/complication: connect.microsoft.com/.../xmlbinaryreader-not-able-to-read-from-fixed-size-buffer
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Participating in the awareness seminar organised by the Indo-US (Indus) project for child labour abolition to mark the Anti-Child Labour Day in Tiruchengode on Tuesday, the Collector said that stringent action would be taken against commercial establishments if they were found employing children below the age of 14 years.
About 600 children who studied in the special schools run by the Indus project were admitted in the regular schools so far.
The Collector distributed prizes to the winners of various competitions held in connection to the Anti-Child Labour Day. He also distributed prizes to 50 children, who were rescued from the clutches of child labour and admitted in the regular schools. He also honoured 19 volunteers worked under the Indus project.
Earlier, Mr. Sundaramurthi flagged off an awareness rally. More than 1,000 students from government schools and volunteers from non-government organisations participated in the rally.
In Salem, a similar rally to create awareness about the ill effects of child labour was organised. Flagged off by District Revenue Officer M. Rajarathinam at Sevvapet Fire station, the rally passed through important thoroughfares before concluding at the Bose Maidan.
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12.4: Fields Due to Several Charges
To find the field at a point due to an arrangement of charges --- in fact, all electric fields arise due to some arrangement of charges --- we find the vector sum of the individual fields:
Electric fields are used more frequently than gravitational ones because there are two types of charge, which makes electric force and potential energy harder to keep track of than their gravitational counterparts. To apply this approach to gravitational forces --- that is, to find a net gravitational field --- one needs to repeat the steps above, with mass in place of charge (left for the reader).
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Question: For the diagram above, draw (qualitatively) the electric field vectors at the points shown using the test charge method.
Answer: We will start with Test Charge 1. Test charges are always positive and have magnitude 1. Therefore we know that the test charge will want to go toward the negative charge and away from the positive charge (like charges repel and opposite charges attract). The strength of the electric field felt by the test charge is dependent on the inverse square of the distance of the charges as shown by the equation
The farther away from the source of the field, the weaker the field becomes. Therefore Test Charge 1 will experience a stronger field from the 1C charge. Because the distance from Test Charge 1 to the is only slightly longer than the distance from Test Charge 1 to the 1C charge, the vectors will be similar in length. Once we have determined the relative scale of each vector, we can add them using the parallelogram method. The resultant vector is the electric field at that point.
Finding the electric field at Test Charge 2 will involve all of the same steps. First we must determine which charge Test Charge 2 is closer to. Like Test Charge 1, Test Charge 2 is closer to the 1C charge. However, Test Charge 2 is drastically closer whereas Test Charge 1 was only slightly closer. Therefore, the electric field that Test Charge 2 experiences as a result of the 1C charge will be strong, thus resulting in a longer arrow. The distance between the and Test Charge 2 is large and therefore the electric field experienced by Test Charge 2 as a result of the charge will be small. The resultant vectors will look something like this.


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Chamber officials said April 8 that Geraghty was accorded the honor because of his many years as a decision-maker in the Warrensburg Volunteer Fire Co. which conducts many charitable activities — as well as Geraghty's dedication to scorekeeping at local and regional basketball games for about 40 years.
Geraghty's award will be presented at a Chamber banquet set for Thursday May 23 at Lizzie Keays Restaurant on River St. in Warrensburg.
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Through recent decades, the Warrensburg Volunteer Fire Co. has provided vital funding for the Warrensburg High School Band and other local school groups, sponsored local sports teams, and bankrolled various community groups' projects as well as underwriting work on Richards Library.
The fire company also holds various cherished community events, including the community Thanksgiving dinner and the annual Smoke Eaters' Jamboree, the premier annual carnival in northern Warren County.
Geraghty joined fire company in August 1970 when he was 21 years old, the minimum age at that time.
He was first named president in 1980, and he's been serving in that post ever since, except for a two-year hiatus in the mid-1980s. He's also served as secretary-treasurer of the Warrensburg Fire District since 1973.
"Fire service is a passion of mine," Geraghty said.
Geraghty started off his volunteer work with the Jamboree in 1970 cooking french fries in a food booth, but within several years moved into organizational roles.
The weekend-long carnival event is the primary fundraiser for the fire company's various substantial charitable efforts.
"It's the one organization that I've really latched onto," he said this week, deferring credit to others in the fire company who have also been involved in charity outreach. Geraghty noted that in running the Jamboree, he learned the ropes from Cal Engle, Dick Griffin, Buck Stone, George Sprague Jr. and Jim Monroe.
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StarTech.com today announced the launch of its new line of custom-designed video cables with unique lengths.
PCIe 3.0 Officially Sanctioned by PCI-SIG
Gaurang Shah | 19th November 2010
PCI Express 3.0 is officially out to members of the PCI Special Interest Group (PCI-SIG); the group has listed the specifications on its website.
MSI Opens Contest for Next-Gen ClickBIOS Design
Gaurang Shah | 18th November 2010
MSI is searching for extra talented designers to design their next-gen ClickBIOS.
ASUS Partners Classroom Innovation Awards
Gaurang Shah | 9th November 2010
ASUS and The Guardian Classroom Innovation hub have today opened a new competition for Classroom Innovation Awards.
Roccat Kave 5.1 Headset Review
Audio | 25th May 2010
We've liked a lot of Roccat stuff recently, how does their surround sound headset, the Kave, fair?
SteelSeries Siberia V2
Audio | 23rd March 2010
SteelSeries have updated their popular Siberia headset. Does it improve on the already great Siberia?
Mionix KEID 20 Review
Audio | 11th March 2010
Our second look at Mionix hardware takes in the KEID 20, Mionix take on the gaming headset.
Asus O!Play Air HDP-R3
Audio | 26th January 2010
Wouldn't it be wonderful to have all your DVD's, photos, video's and music all stored in one place, and available to view in another? It seems the gods at Asus have been listening, lets see how their latest O!Play Air fares...
Steelseries Headsets
Audio | 8th January 2010
Steelseries have been kind enough to give us three of their headsets to test, covering their whole range. Let's see how they fair.
Wi-Fi Alliance Approves Wi-Fi Direct
Gaurang Shah | 26th October 2010
A new Wi-Fi specification has gone live today with the endorsement of the Wi-Fi Alliance.
OC3D at i40 More Winners
Bryan Waters | 30th August 2010
The fun never stops at Insomnia 40. Two more deserving gamers are going home with the prize.
ASUS launch CineVibe headphones
Ben Short | 6th August 2010
Integrated Force Feedback comes as standard.
Zune Pass Coming to the UK?
Derrick Huey | 21st July 2010
Microsoft's monthly subscription-based music service could be hitting the UK soon.
Pskyo headset with immediate release
James Banks | 22nd April 2010
The most talked about headset for years! Changing the face of gaming or just hype? The Psyko 5.1 PC Gaming headset is finally here!
AirStash – the Wireless SD Card Reader
Gaurang Shah | 18th March 2010
Innovative gadgets' manufacturer Wearable Inc. recently launched its latest device – the AirStash, which has the ability to convert any SD card into a portable wireless media server.


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* AwardSnub: While the movie was a box office hit and a critical favorite, it didn't rack up a lot of nominations. Partly because it was viewed as a low-key work for Spielberg who by that time was making one epic movie after another. His other 2002 film, ''MinorityReport'', was similarly snubbed despite universal acclaim and box office success.
** Most notably, fans of [[LeonardoDiCaprio DiCaprio]] will point to this as one of his more joyous performances, and will say that this would have made for a great nomination.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: We're used to JohnWilliams creating bombastic, thrilling orchestral music. Here, he goes with a jazzy, HenryMancini inspired score and ''makes it work''.
* DracoInLeatherPants: The RealLife Frank Abagnale Jr. felt that the movie did this to him, giving the "character" a more sympathetic backstory. Abagnale [[WordOfGod went on record]] saying he pulled the cons he did, [[WellDoneSonGuy not to impress his father]], [[ItAmusedMe but because he could.]]
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Christopher Walken pretty much steals the whole film with his performance as Frank's dad. A well-earned Oscar nomination.
* TearJerker:
** Frank's father breaking down in tears while remembering seeing Frank's mother onstage in a little town in France when he was a soldier during WWII and marrying her weeks later.
** Also, [[spoiler:Frank finding out his father died and that his mother has re-married and started a new family]].
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: When Frank first starts his cons, he's shown pressing a check in a hotel Bible; also all of the scenes set at Christmas time.