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From memories of sail boats knifing through the Nile's waters to impressions of Asia, the University of Evansville's art department celebrates global perspectives with an exhibit in the Melvin Peterson Gallery."Global Experiences" features the world views of three mature artists from the Evansville area. The exhibition showcases paintings by Cedric Hustace, photographs by Jim McKinney, and ceramics by David Rodenberg, all inspired by the artists' international travels.
Forty-four scenes, memories and impressions by the three will stay up through Feb. 20 in the gallery, at 1935 Lincoln Ave., at the southwest corner of Lincoln and Weinbach avenues.
Hustace, a retired attorney who was born in Hawaii and made his career in Evansville, has shown work in galleries, museums and businesses around the Tri-State. His art is in private collections across the United States and abroad. Hustace was the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana's 2002 Artist of the Year.
McKinney was born in Evansville, grew up in Newburgh, and lives in Princeton, N.J. His photographs, taken during extensive travels in five continents, have appeared in exhibitions at Willard Library and Nance Galleries in Evansville.
David Rodenberg is an Evansville native and artist who, in 2011, retired after 34 years of teaching art at North Posey High School in Poseyville, Ind. Rodenberg's award-winning clay sculptures are in museum, corporate and private collections in Evansville, elsewhere in the United States and abroad.
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In April 2010 I rode the inaugural Rally Indochina in Vietnam. Digby Greenhalgh, an Australian living in Hanoi who also runs the motorcycle touring company Explore Indochina, founded Rally Indochina as a non-for-profit to raise funds for charities in Vietnam. The rally raised $43,200 in 2010, with proceeds going to the Blue Dragon Children's Foundation, which fights child trafficking and child slave labor in Vietnam. Each of the participating riders was asked to contribute $1,600 to the charity (plus pay the cost of the trip).
In 2008, I rode the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos with Digby (some of you might have read my ADV report on that ride). I jumped at the chance to ride with Digby again on the Vietnam leg of the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
In Hanoi, we stayed at the Army Hotel.
Digby and I and the other riders convened in the Army's courtyard. Digby (at right) and I reminisced about our ride in Laos. he has been back since and says there have been big changes to the trail in Laos.
Organizers and leaders of Rally Indochina. On the left is co-founder Mark Wyndham, Australian, who runs his own motorcycle touring company out of Hoi An called Hoi An Motorbike Adventures. Digby and Mark were very earnest about this venture -- not only did they contribute their time and effort, but they each also ponied up a $1,600 charitable contribution like the other riders. Glen (center) was a guide who rode in front and led the way; Cuong (far right) is Digby's business partner and helped put together and run the rally. Ms. Linh, in sidecar, was indispensable in handling logistics.
Looks like you had a great trip. Is that Cuong who runs www.cuongs-motorbike-adventure.com? My coworker and I are traveling to Vietnam this coming March. We plan on riding from Hanoi to HCMC and renting two Honda 223's from Cuong. Post some more pics from your trip :clap
[QUOTE=Comrade Art;17800556] Is that Cuong who runs www.cuongs-motorbike-adventure.com? /QUOTE]
The same guy, and he's a great guy, highly recommended.
That evening, we piled into a fleet of cyclo-cabs which took us a really cool restaurant in Hanoi's old quarter called Highway 4.
Much eating and drinking including shots and toasts with local flavored brandies.
This pork belly dish was fantastic:
Sauteed crickets with chiles, which were actually pretty tasty, kind of a buttery, fatty flavor:
Next morning we assembled in the Army Hotel courtyard to take a tour of Hanoi bu Ural & sidecar rigs. Digby's and Cuong's staff of drivers and mechanics did the driving and we all rode two-up or in sidecars.
One of the first stops was the historical Hanoi Opera House. A newly wed couple happened to be there for a photo shoot and they made use of the bikes as a prop:
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One stop on the tour was this wreckage of a U.S. B-52 bomber that was shot down and crashed into a small lake in downtown Hanoi:
Hanoi is a city of lakes, large and small and we circled several of them (if I could figure out how to put these 2 pics side-by-side...)
Another great meal that night at the Ly Club Restaurant (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ly-Club/92742586181). Digby and Mark are strong believers in good food and drink wherever possible.
Next morning visited Blue Dragon's Hanoi premises where head Mike Brosowski spoke about his work and we met some of the kids his group has rescued. In Hanoi he operates what's basically a safe house for the kids in an unmarked building. They don't make their location public -- last year local press reported that Chinese criminal gang members were in Hanoi hunting for it. Some of the trafficking is across the border into Chinese brothels and sweatshops.
Then our group went by minivan to the Ho Chi Minh Trail museum on the outskirts of Hanoi where our bikes were waiting for us. Good idea to avoid someone getting lost or injured in the first minutes of the trip in Hanoi traffic. I opted out of ther van and rode on the back of Digby's Minsk, where I go to witness his Ninja-like riding skills in Hanoi traffic which included side kicks, elbow strikes and the like in the traffic throng. Also a lot of riding up on sidewalks including once actually through a store's entrance and out a side door.
Shot from the back of Digby's bike:
At one point I saw sitting in the middle of the street a clear plastic bag filled with water and a gold fish swimming in it. Then a little while later the scooter with dozens of bags of fish tied to a tree on back. Not quick enough to snap a pic.
The museum was the official launch. By pure chance it coincided with a visit by schoolchildren, so it was perfect for purposes of the Rally (and a lot of excitement for the kids).
Bikes lined up. Mostly mid-to-late 1960s vintage surplus Vietnamese police bikes, Urals except for a few Dniepers, painted matte black. More on these machines later:
Tour of the museum. I found this very poignant. Who were Arthur & Dianna and what became of them?
Ride starts -- into traffic on the outskirts of Hanoi. I'm riding, not shooting pics, no helmet cam, but rider Andy's wife Anne was 2-up and took some moving shots. We shared pics at trip's end.
Into the limestone karst mountains and paddy fields on the way to Hoa Bien:
My bike at a rest stop. This old Ural 650 had plenty of torque when it's not carrying a sidecar and a passenger. Nice low stance and upright riding position with a comfortable tractor-style saddle. Re-fitted with front disc brakes that made the front suspension dive a little when applied firmly. Kick start but started right up every time. I think Digby and Cuong are the only guides to run Urals in Vietnam.
Another stop, atop a mountain pass:
Ken, a rider from Australia. Check out the vintage biker jacket.

The view. BTW, you can see in these photos the paved paths that connect villages. These are for foot traffic, scooters, bicycles -- not passable for cars and trucks. A couple times in the trip we rode for hours on end on these tracks. Delightful way to get off the main roads and see the country if you're not in a hurry.
Toward day's end we rode on single track toward Mai Chau, an ethnic Thai village of stilt houses where we stayed the night. Pictures again courtesy of Anne:
Our accommodations for the night, very nice. Also nice to sit on a high terrace looking out over the valley, drinking beers. I think I saw someone's ride report about a month ago where they stayed at this same place:
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One of the riders was Vinh Vu, who owns a successful eco-touring and adventure travel company in Vietnam called Handspan Adventure Travel. He chose to ride a sidecar rig.
Morning ride on country roads for a couple hours along the banks of the Ma River.
Note the kids sitting almost on the road, need to keep an eye out.
At an intersection:
We joined the newly built Ho Chi Minh Highway and rode almost due south for much of the day. Beautiful road, almost no car or truck traffic. The road here is built over the original Ho Chi Minh Trail -- the leg of the trail from Hanoi south toward Mu Gia pass, where it crossed into Laos.
The pigs were alive and wriggling:
Stopped for a rest break and Mark had a quick smoke:
Stopped for lunch:
Ms. Linh set out greens and cold cuts and french bread for banh mi style sandwiches
Toward the end of the day we headed due east and took Route 1 to Vinh. I'm sure some of you on this forum have ridden Route 1. It was a madhouse of traffic, with big semi-trucks, buses, cars, scooters, ox-carts, tractors, bicycles etc. weaving and passing with inches to spare, and at a s mismatched pace with some vehicles fast and others crawling along. The safest way to ride it seemed to be to go faster than anyone else and to pass everyone. Otherwise the risk was in getting bumped from behind, or having people pass you and cut tight in front of you, maybe clipping your front tire and sending you down. Digby and Mark were bringing up the rear and came very close to getting wiped out when an oncoming semi-truck's trailer's rear tire exploded and shredded and the trailer swung into their lane like a pinball machine flipper. Digby got it on his helmet cam which we hooked up to the TV/VCR in the bar later that night to watch.
Even with the wide-angle fish eye lens that makes things look farther away, it looked scary close. Actually the ride required such sustained and intense concentration that the effect was strangely calming like some form of meditation.
Next morning convened in front of the Saigon Kim Lien Vinh hotel.
First stop was at a war museum in Vinh:
Mark taking care of business.
Some young women soldiers were there:
Unfurled the trip banner:
Heading out of Vinh:
Gassed up:
Headed south on Route 1:
Traffic thinned out pretty quickly:
We headed inland (west) on small roads to Donh Loc intersection, which was a main junction for supply lines during the war and is widely recognized in Vietnam as the start of the Ho Chi Minh trail. Vinh was a rail terminus for supplies coming down from Haiphong harbor, where they were loaded onto trucks and moved toward west up and over Mu Gia pass and into Laos. There is in fact a 'Kilometer 0' marker for the H
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Next stop was at a Ho Chi Minh Trail museum and memorial. This photo on the wall showed the same stretch of the trail during the war that were are riding today -- bombed to a lunar landscape:
Wide (weird) load on the road:
After a mountain pass of sweepers, stopped for lunch just past this bridge over a river:
You can see that the original bridge was bombed in the war:
At the lunch stop:
Mark takes a nap:
Proceed through beautiful scenery on good, almost empty roads toward the Lao border, and pass the foot of the Mu Gia pass into Laos.
End the day in Phong Na, then cruise on the Son River to Phong Na cave, which was a sanctuary for civilians and soldiers from bombing during the war:
Boats go into the cave and drop you off on a sandbar to walk around, then you exit by a footpath and meet the boats again on the outside.
You can see marks on the cave roof from exploding ordnance tho it does not show in the picture.
Been following a couple Vietnam RRs on this site, which has inspired me to finish this RR. If Vietnam is overdone on this site it's for a reason -- spectacular country and great riding -- and I for one never get tired of seeing reports from there.
The day after visiting Phong Na we rode through the World Heritage Khe Bang national park, 230 km to Khe Sanh. One road in, from the north, with a checkpoint. Despite its status as a park, entry is strictly limited, I'm told, but our trip leaders Digby and Mark have obtained permits.
A leg of the original HoChi Minh trail runs from inside the park, across the border to Laos -- the 'cobblestone' paving is always a tell-tale. We rode up it for a ways before turning back. I was on the Lao side on this part of the trail in '08. This east-west leg crosses Ban Laboy ford on the Lao side before joining up with the main north-south trail in Laos. For those of you who follow Vietnam War history, Ban Laboy was where Lance Sijan was shot down.
Quick photo-op before rejoining the main north-south highway.
Approx. 230 km to Khe Sanh and we did not pass an oncoming vehicle the whole way -- the whole day. The first vehicle I saw all day (other than our own) was just a couple km before reaching Khe Sanh. That's because the park is basically closed from the north. Beautiful cement slab road. Up and over three mountain passes, countless curves, through pristine jungle. A couple years ago some scientists "discovered" the world's largest cave here, Son Doong cave, which is 5 times bigger than Phong Na cave and is believed to run under the border to Laos. I heard they flew over it and saw the jungle 'breathing' from air rushing out of the cave mouth. Of course, it was known to locals who reportedly didn't venture in because of a strange constant whistling from the cave mouth, caused by a raging underground river.
Pit stop to repair one of the bikes:
Empty highway all to ourselves:
After the first hour we spread out pretty far apart so that for long stretches, we were riding by ourselves.
Later in the afternoon, we started to pass villages and fields, but still no other vehicles.=:
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"We played them already, duh. There aren't as many mysteries in this world as you think. We have all the information we need on their personnel." – Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers After Colin Kaepernick ran all over the place in the San Francisco 49ers' convincing playoff victory over the Green Bay Packers, DE Mike Neal had this to confess: "That's something we didn't account for; him making as many plays as he did on his feet." During the game, it was clearly evident that the Packers were not prepared for the read option and grossly underestimated Kaepernick's speed. "I wasn't expecting to rush for that amount of yards," Kaepernick said Sunday on Fox, via the San Francisco Chronicle. "We knew we had some running plays in for the quarterback this week. We just didn't know they were going to work that well." Colin ended the game with the most yards (181) by a QB in NFL history and longest run (56) by a QB in the postseason. Impressive to say the least, or unimpressive when talking about Green Bay, who was just ill-prepared, plain and simple. But there is a lesson to learned here, and the Atlanta Falcons will make sure they don't look like fools like the Packers. After facing Russel Wilson Sunday, they well aware of how hard it is to stop QBs who can do a little of everything. "He's a problem," Falcons S William Moore said of Russell Wilson. "He's got the 'it' factor. He's going to be one of the best in the game. It's hard to game plan around him. The dude can beat you in the air, on his feet. One of the best things he can do is extend plays." So can Kaepernick. var switchTo5x=true; stLight.options({publisher:''});
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I could mention many more crude yet ''cost effective'' technologies that should have been phased out years, even decades ago.
This country sent men to the moon more than once, and brought them back alive.
My PC (a 3GHz word processor built in 2004) is more powerful than the computers used back then to control space vehicles!
What is hysterical, (and in a not funny way) is that people in this country, and globally, refuse, kicking and screaming, to modernize in a progressive, nice-to-the Planet sort of way.
Even when it is destroying them.
It is time for humankind to get out of its collective diaper.
It is so much easier and cost-effective.
I am glad to see that more and more people are on board with the idea.
Perhaps you two will be, also.
Greetings Johns H and K:
My post is not irrational.
The sources for my figures are: http://business.whatitcosts.com/refine-oil-pg3.htm.
And a guy named Mike who worked at the Whiting, IN oil refinery.
There is no reason that globally, we cannot have clean renewable energy.
We globally have the knowledge, we have the brain power. We have already done it.
Many energy technologies have been suppressed because they are not ''cost effective''.
For example, in the late 1970s-early 1980s I drove a car that got 32 mpg (the 1967 Volvo), and another that have me 40 mpg (the Honda 600). The Volvo had an automatic transmission.
Just recently, a Mustang that gets 30 mpg was on offer.
A muscle car that is good on gas! (Uh, only on the HIGHWAY. City is 19 mpg.)
My 1971 Chevy Impala got 17 mpg. It was twice the size of the Mustang.
The American auto industry has squandered 20 times as much money to fight improved CAFE standards then it needed to redesign engines to be more fuel efficient and more clean burning.
It also seems that it is considered more ''cost effective'' to poison the oceans with spilled oil and ''cleaning'' solvents, frack with secret toxic concoctions that destroy groundwater in the process, use radioactive fuel rods for 18 months, and remove them and keep them buried under 40 feet of water (for eternity), instead of reprocessing the spent fuel.
Or using something less toxic, like thorium.
I could mention many more crude yet ''cost effecti
TransCanada has lied all the way.
Thank for the article... petition signed.
noted and signed.
signed/action taken.
Thanks for sharing.
If you people think that Obama is stopping the Keystone pipeline because he cares about the environment you have been drinking way too much kool aid. The reason that he is stopping it is because he was put there by George Soros and the rest of the NWO gang. They have a vested interest in the destruction of America These people are extremely rich and they are using you and when they are through with you they will discard you like used toilet paper. George Soros has invested 15 billion in Petrobras, a Brazilian oil company, to develop their new found deep water oilfields Obama says "we will be their best customers" After all George Soros's money got Obama elected! If you think the environment is bad now just wait another 4 years from now if ,God forbid, Obama gets re elected Imagine a 35% unemployment rate and 8$ a gallon gasoline then let's see how green America will be.
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Edna Owen Ayer
Edna Owen Ayer, 94, Robards, died Thursday, March 22, 2012, at her home.
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She was preceded in death by her parents, Orville and Martha Vance Owen; her husband, Robert Lee "Bob" Ayer, who died March 4, 1985; and two sons, Robert Lee Ayer Jr. and Henry Ayer.
Survivors include three daughters, Ellen Nunn of Robards, Ida Leachman of Owensboro and Martha Ann Stone of Utica, Ky.; three sisters, Ann Cornett of Greenville, Lois Krampe of Louisville, and Joyce Willis of Ohio; two brothers, T.C. Owen of Livermore and Pascal Owen of Macon, Ga.; 16 grandchildren; 44 great-grandchildren; 29 great-great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Muster Funeral Homes, Livermore Chapel in Livermore. Burial will be in the Utica Baptist Cemetery in Daviess County.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Tanner Pike, 22, Indianapolis, formerly of Evansville, passed away Monday, March 19, 2012, in Indianapolis
Born April 18, 1989, the world became a brighter place. Everyone who knew Tanner knew his passion to live life beyond the fullest. He graduated from Tecumseh High School where he began the Snowboard Club of Tecumseh. He attended the NASCAR Technical Institute where he graduated with honors and was Nissan certified. As a child Tanner was a member of peewee team Stars Cheer Elite, who were three time National Champions. In his early teens Tanner was a Fire Cadet for Pigeon Township and became the youngest in the state of Indiana to be certified in Hazmat First Responder. He was a member of Ducati's Elite Desmosedici Riders Club and was a FAA certified pilot. Tanner was a compassionate young man and at the age of 12 adopted an African boy, who he sent his allowance money to in order to ensure the little boy across the world would have food, clean water and a better life.
During the 2005 tornadoes that ravaged Evansville and Newburgh, Tanner walked from house to house looking for survivors, and during the last few winters he would hand out blankets to the homeless. Tanner enjoyed everything life had to offer including piloting, motorcycle riding/racing and more recently scuba diving. He also enjoyed star gazing, drifting in 240 SX and kayaking, surfing, skateboarding, snowboarding, hiking, racing BMX and four-wheelers, cliff diving in Lake Norman, playing guitar and making people laugh. Most of all Tanner loved his girlfriend Jordan, his family and his many friends.
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UNIONTOWN — Deno Stout, 77, Uniontown, died Wednesday, March 21, 2012, at his home.
He was a Navy veteran and served in the Korean War. He was a member of the Uniontown VFW.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Jack and Ruby Stout; his daughter, Shelly Stout; and his son, Mike Stout.
Survivors include his wife of 50 years, June Stout; two daughters, Starla Hardin of Uniontown and Dena Mossman of Peoria, Ill.; two sons, Daren Stout of Uniontown and John Stout of Bowling Green, Mo.; one sister, Linda Dixon of Bowling Green, Mo.; seven grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
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The hotel was in the perfect location for the town and eating places .The beds were very comfortable, however the balcony was disappointing as we couldn't sit out in the sun as the balcony walls were too high. We also didn't realise that we had to
pay extra for breakfast and a stinging 75 euros was a bit of a shock for 2 for 4 nights. Get the bus to and from the airport for 1.5 euros rather than a taxi journey organised by the hotel for 30 euros.
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Visited as a group of 4 with a car. Followed the instructions given to park in the square and the car was taken to their parking area (16 euros). We were early to check in by 2 hours so our luggage was locked away and we returned later. Rooms were
on 1st floor overlooking the pedestrianized street with cafes. Loved our balcony and there was no noise at all when the windows were closed - very efficient double glazing. Room was very clean and comfortable, great bathroom. Staff were extremely helpful the whole time. Didn't have breakfast there but went to the square nearby. Ideally situated for exploring on foot, which we did the first day. The hotel called us a cab for the Alhambra the second day for 5 euros journey. Car was brought back to the square when we were ready to leave and luggage was again locked away safely. Would definitely stay there again as we intend to re-visit Granada.
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Smelly Bathroom
The location was great. Close to the catherdral, shops, restaurants, and plazas. The bathroom smelled like a sewer. The staff came twice to try and fix it by pouring something in a drain in the middle of the bathroom to unclog it. The shower was
tiny. It was unpleasant.
A perfect hotel in a perfect place for a perfect price
Enjoyed the hotel, its location and a very nice weather (which might eventually change until you'll arrive).
There is even a parking for a car you don't need in the city.
Why nobody cares about the national speech impairement (see the "c" of
Andalucia) while I spend a fortune treating my kid in England?!
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the hotel was perfectly located on a small, well-known lively street with lots of bars/rest. They gave us a complimentary bottle of bubbly to celebrate our honeymoon. They have free wi-fi in the rooms, which were tidy and clean. As with the other
hotels in Spain, they have 2 twin beds pushed together which they describe as a 'double bed'. I would highly recommend staying here.
I would recommend no more than a 3 day stay in Granada unless you are able to get to the Sierra Nevada mountains. It was difficult to get there with public transportation in the summer. There is not much to do in Granada other than the Alhambra and some nice walks around town. They have free tapas (little plates) with drinks at most places, which was fantastic!
Visit to Granada
Had a very nice room. Clean and functional. Hotel was hard to find even with GPS. It is tucked away on a very small side street so you really have to look for it. Staff was very helpful and made our visit a good one. Location is great and you can
walk anywhere you want to go. We visited Alhambra which is a must see for anyone in Granada but you need to get tickets in advance.Also recommend the Red Bus tour to quickly see the city.
several very nice restaurants within easy walking distance. Staff will provide recommendations.
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this hotel was very pleasant surprise. excellent location, clean rooms, ac that works well and pleasant and courteous staff!
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iPhone 6 launches to enthusiastic crowds
Date: Friday, September 19th, 2014, 12:04
Category: iPhone, News, Pictures, retail
At long last, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus handsets are out.
Down at the Apple Store location on University Avenue in Palo Alto, the line attendees, led by Abdul Karim of Fremont, California, were more than ready. Karim, who had set up a lawn chair outside the Apple Store early Tuesday afternoon, appeared relaxed and ready the day before the iPhone 6 launch, spending time camping out in the line with his brother, Faz.
"We could have pre-ordered it, but it's just time bonding with my brother, my cousin's here with me too, so we're having fun just camping out together," said Karim. "Apple's been fantastic. They've been telling us 'if you need anything, water, umbrellas, whatever, just request it.' Other than that, it's Palo Alto, it's a nice area, it's fun."
When asked what the most compelling feature of the iPhone 6 for him was, he commented as to the larger screen, its overall size and presence.
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Learn from the Best
The world's leading speakers are coming to Amsterdam to inspire you, share their insights and to spill the secrets of their success.
Speakers 2015
Werner Vogels
CTO, Amazon
Werner is Chief Technology Officer at Amazon.com where he is responsible for driving the company's technology vision, which is to continuously enhance the innovation on behalf of Amazon's customers at a global scale. He has held the positions of Research Engineer, VP of Technology and CTO in companies that handle the transition of academic technology into industry.
Neelie Kroes
ex-Vice President, European Commission
Neelie Kroes started her political career over 40 years ago. After a long period of working on the board of commissioners of several multinational corporations she returned to active politics when she became the European Commissioner for Competition for the Barroso Commission. She now has a new role as Special Startup Envoy of the Netherlands.
David Allen
Author, Getting Things Done
David Allen is widely recognized as the world's leading expert on personal and organizational productivity. He is the international best-selling author of Getting Things Done: the Art of Stress-Free Productivity; Ready for Anything: 52 Productivity Principles for Work and Life; and Making It All Work: Winning at the Game of Work and the Business of Life.
Eric Brewer
VP Infrastructure, Google
Eric is Vice President of Infrastructure at Google. His pioneering "CAP Theorem" covers basic tradeoffs required in the design of distributed systems. Eric Brewer was recently named a "Global Leader for Tomorrow" by the World Economic Forum and "most influential person on the architecture of the Internet" by InfoWorld.
Mark Chalmers
Executive Creative Director, VICE
Mark Chalmers was born in the deepest countryside of the South of England – it took him a full day to cycle to the nearest shop – and later lived in Brixton, London, for 12 years. He studied architecture, but started a career in advertising in the 90's at HHCL + Partners in London – he was brought in to take campaigns beyond traditional media. He is currently Executive Creative Director at VICE.
Amy Jo Kim
Co-founder, Shufflebrain
Amy Jo is a world-renowned social game designer, community architect and startup coach with deep experience in early-stage innovation and collaborative game design. Her design credits include Rock Band, The Sims, eBay, Netflix, Cover Fashion, indiegogo, nytimes.com, Ultima Online, Happify, Pley and numerous startups. Recently she developed Getting to Alpha - an online coaching program to turbo-charge your early product design.
Mark Randall
VP Creativity, Adobe
Mark's career conceiving, designing and marketing innovative technology spans nearly twenty years and three successful tech start-ups. As Chief Strategist, VP of Creativity at Adobe, Mark Randall is focused on infusing agile thinking at the software giant, developing and leading Kickbox, a new innovation process to turn big ideas into reality.
Adam Somlai-Fischer
Co-founder, Prezi
Adam, an architect and artist, a maker and facilitator, spent the last decade creating innovative technologies and artistic projects which facilitate the creativity of others - ranging from mixed reality interfaces and DIY smarthomes to institutions and workshop methods for innovation. In 2007, he co-founded Kitchen Budapest media lab with Peter Halacsy. He wrote his first prezi in 2001.
Corinne Vigreux
Co-founder, TomTom
Corinne played a leading role in growing TomTom from a small business into a global player in the consumer electronics market. She was the driving force behind the development of the TomTom brand and in defining global sales and product strategies. Today, Corinne runs TomTom's Consumer business. Her team designs and develops innovative products that play a meaningful role in people's lives.
David Mattin
Head of Trends & Insights, Trendwatching.com
David Mattin, Head of Trends & Insights at trendwatching.com, has over 12 years experience in writing and speaking about technological, social and cultural change. David's career began at the features desk of The Times. Since then, his business, innovation and trends journalism has appeared everywhere from Fast Company to the Guardian to Google Think Quarterly.
Xabier Ormazabal
Head of EMEA Marketing, Dropbox for Business
Xabier is the Head of EMEA Marketing at Dropbox, overseeing all marketing initiatives, raising awareness for Dropbox for Business, and growing the company's presence in key international markets. Prior to Dropbox, he served as Head of UK Marketing at Salesforce. Xabier is a Harvard graduate with a bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA from IESE Business School.
Luke Vinogradov
VP Digital, McDonald's
Luke is VP Digital, Europe at McDonald's, leading the brand's digital transformation programme - changing the way consumers interact with McDonald's from the digital experience in the store to engagement through digital media outside it. Prior to joining McDonald's, Luke was at retail giant Tesco leading product and design for the company's next generation mobile experience.
Brian Wong
Founder & CEO, Kiip
Brian is the founder of Kiip, which has been recognized by Forbes as one of the "4 Hot Online Ad Companies to Put on Your Watch List," and listed on Fast Company's "50 Most Innovative Companies." Once the youngest person to ever receive venture capital funding, Brian received his Bachelor of Commerce at 18.
Jan Rezab
CEO & Co-founder, Socialbakers
Jan is a lifelong entrepreneur who established his first business when he was 15. A prolific speaker, Jan appears at over 100 events annually, including LeWeb, Ad:tech and Social Media Week. He has also spoken at high profile institutions such as NATO, Harvard Business School, Stanford University and many others.
Cristina Riesen
General Manager EMEA, Evernote
Cristina is currently heading up Evernote's EMEA operations. She started her career as a radio editor in 1996 at Pro Fm, the first private Romanian radio station. After graduating from summa cum laude Transilvania University in Brasov (BA English and French), she moved to Switzerland and continued her studies in public relations and corporate communications at the Swiss Public Relations Institute.
Deborah Magid
Director Software Strategy, IBM Venture Capital Group
Deborah represents IBM's $25 B software business in the company's 12-year old Venture Capital Group. Her expertise spans several industries. Deborah is responsible for sharing insights about emerging markets, technologies, and business models with venture firms and entrepreneurs around the world. She scouts for emerging business opportunities, and shares views on innovation and growth areas of the market.
Sam Halse
COO, Adyen
Sam is responsible for all customers who process on the Adyen platform. After starting his career as a commercial lawyer in New Zealand, he moved to the online payment industry in 2010. Sam has built substantial experience in payments and has worked with many of the leading global e-commerce companies in assisting them with their international payments roll-out and optimisation of payment processes.
David Atlas
CMO, Persado
Digital marketing executive David Atlas recently joined the team of Persado to serve as the company's Chief Marketing Officer. Previously, he served as Senior Vice President of Marketing for cross-channel marketing leader StrongView. Before that, Atlas was Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Marketing for Goodmail.
Scott Smith
Founder, Changeist
Scott Smith is the founder of Changeist, a lab, research tank and consultancy created to identify and make sense of weak signals of change. His work is built on over 20 years' experience tracking social, cultural, technological and economic trends, and helping organizations navigate complex futures.
Gabe Zichermann
Founder, Gamification.Co
Gabe is the chair of GSummit, where top gamification experts across industries gather to share knowledge and insight about customer & employee engagement and loyalty. He is also an author and entrepreneur whose new book, The Gamification Revolution looks at how leaders are leveraging gamification strategy to crush the competition.
Tucker Max
CEO, Book in a Box
Tucker Max received his BA from the University of Chicago in 1998, and his JD from Duke Law School in 2001. His first book, I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell, is a #1 New York Times Best Seller, spent five years on the list, and has over 2 million copies in print. His second book, Assholes Finish First, and his third book, Hilarity Ensues, are also NY Times Best Sellers.
Jens Wohltorf
Co-founder & CEO Blacklane, Blacklane
Dr. Jens Wohltorf is the CEO and co-founder of the global professional driver service Blacklane. Blacklane conveniently connects passengers with the spare capacities of licensed, regulated and insured professional drivers in over 50 countries around the world. Blacklane guarantees low and all-inclusive fixed rates at the time of the booking and provides real-time service control of quality cars.
Nick Adler
VP Business Development, Cashmere Agency
Nick is the VP of Business Development at Cashmere Agency. Nicholas' core responsibilities at Cashmere include pursuing major endorsement deals and licensing opportunities, and developing creative campaigns for the company's surging list of clients. His role with Cashmere has proven pivotal in taking Snoop Dogg from international recording star to a social media pioneer.
Hugo Raaijmakers
Global Innovation Director, Philips International
Hugo is currently the Global Innovation Director at Philips International and has over 10 years of experience driving Innovation and Design for leading corporate organisations. He's an expert in Lean-Startup methodology and Agile/Scrum development for Innovation and Marketing departments.
Matt Ruby
Founder & CEO, Vooza
Vooza is a mobile web app that steals data from your phone so they can sell it to Eastern European spammers. Alright, alright…that's not really what they do. Vooza is actually a video comic strip about the startup world and Matt is the brilliant and extremely hilarious CEO in charge of the entire operation.
Nicolas Brusson
Co-founder & COO, BlaBlaCar
Nicolas is co-founder & COO of BlaBlaCar. He leads the company's international growth and operations. Naturally pragmatic, he uses fast iteration to uncover high-growth opportunities. Nicolas is a strong advocate of local teams and acqui-hire, a strategy he implemented to expand BlaBlaCar's footprint to a global scale. He also led BlaBlaCar's $100m financing.
Martin Gill
Vice President, Forrester
Martin is VP, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, serving eBusiness & Channel Strategy. He leads the development of Forrester's Digital Business Transformation Playbook, which focuses on how consumer adoption of multiple touchpoints is driving the need for firms to abandon channel-siloed strategies to become more customer-centric and more agile in how they embrace change.
Andrew Keen
Executive Director, FutureCast
Andrew Keen is an Internet entrepreneur who founded Audiocafe.com in 1995 and built it into a popular first generation Internet company. He is the currently the executive director of the Silicon Valley salon FutureCast and a columnist for CNN. Andrew is also the author of two hugely popular and controversial books, The Cult of the Amateur and Digital Vertigo.
Bindi Karia
Vice President, Silicon Valley Bank
Bindi currently focusses on Silicon Valley Bank's early stage banking efforts in Europe. She is incredibly passionate about all things startup in Europe, and has recently started to focus on Corporate VC and Emerging VCs as part of her remit. In 2014, London Evening Standard named Bindi as one of 1000 Most Influential Londoners.
Bas van Abel
CEO & Co-founder, Fairphone
Bas van Abel has developed a wide variety of projects based on open design principles. As Creative Director of Waag Society's Open Design Lab, he initiated projects such as the community fabrication laboratory Fablab Amsterdam and opened his own open-source restaurant. He is co-editor of the book Open Design Now, which seeks to transform design into an open and shared discipline.
Des Traynor
Co-founder, Intercom
Des Traynor is the Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Intercom, and was previously a Co-Founder of Exceptional (now a part of Rackspace). Des leads Intercom's customer-facing teams responsible for customer happiness, and uses the insights gained through daily interactions with customers to influence the company's product roadmap.
Robyn Ward
Head of New Media Ventures, UTA
Robyn has over 15 years of experience working with early stage Internet companies. Her expertise is in business model development, launch planning and execution, strategic partnerships, and fundraising. Robyn now heads up New Media Ventures for United Talent Agency, where she works closely with UTA's portfolio of early-stage companies.
Mark Earls
Herdmeister, Herd Consultancy
Few - apart from That Nice Mr Zuckerberg - have done more in business to champion the science of our fundamentally social nature. With books like HERD and I'll Have What She's Having and work with clients from corporations like Unilever and Sony, Mark is unrelenting in his enthusiasm for "we" over "me". Mark will preview his new book Copy Copy Copy.
Roxanne Varza
Startup Lead, Microsoft Ventures Europe
Roxanne is currently the startup lead for Microsoft in France, running both Bizspark and Microsoft Ventures programs. Prior to joining Microsoft she was the Editor of TechCrunch France. More recently, she co-founded Tech.eu, a European tech publication, which is backed by several high-profile tech investors like Dave McClure and Adeo Ressi.
Gary Shapiro
CEO, Consumer Electronics Association
Gary Shapiro is president and CEO of the Consumer Electronics Association, the U.S. trade association representing more than 2,000 consumer electronics companies, and owning and producing the world's largest annual innovation tradeshow, the International CES®. Shapiro authored CEA's New York Times bestseller "The Comeback" and "Ninja Innovation", released in January 2013.
Brendan Gahan
Founder, EpicSignal
Gahan works with Fortune 500 brands on their YouTube influencer and community building campaigns. He was named Forbes 30 Under 30 in Marketing & Advertising, invited to the White House as one of the nation's youth leaders to advise on how to get the word out about the Affordable Care Act, and was named one of 25 Top YouTube Business Power Players for 2013.
Jonathan Leblanc
Global Head of Developer Evangelism, PayPal
Jonathan LeBlanc is an Emmy award winning software engineer, author of the O'Reilly book "Programming Social Applications", and the head of North American Developer Evangelism at PayPal. Specializing in user identity concepts, hardware to web interconnectivity, as well as data mining techniques, Jonathan works on the development of emerging initiatives towards building a more user-centric web.
Victor Henning
CEO & Co-founder, Mendeley
Dr. Victor Henning is the CEO & Co-Founder of Mendeley, VP of Strategy at Elsevier, and a Startup Investor & Advisor at Rockstart, the Amsterdam-based accelerator. After launching Mendeley in 2008, he led its growth into a global research platform with 4 million users in 180 countries and institutional customers including Harvard, Stanford, and MIT. In 2013, Mendeley was acquired by Elsevier.
Sophie in 't Veld
D66 Delegation Leader, European Parliament
Sophie is a Member of the European Parliament for the social liberal party Democrats 66 as part of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe. These past years Sophie has made a strong case for improving privacy regulations, both offline and online. As representative for the new European privacy laws she strives for better protection of our digital identities.
Cody Simms
Managing Director, Techstars
Cody is Managing Director for Techstars in Los Angeles where he is working along with The Walt Disney Company to deliver Disney Accelerator, a mentorship-driven investment program for technology-enabled media and entertainment startups. In prior roles, Cody operated as Chief Product Officer at StumbleUpon, Vice President of Product Management at Yahoo!.
Chris Moore
VP Chat API, Nexmo
Chris heads Nexmo's Chat App API Business, where he leads global strategy and partnerships with the global messaging apps. Prior to Nexmo, Chris held executive roles with Velti, Yahoo, Vodafone and Openwave, where he built and managed business divisions in the US, China, Japan and Korea in the areas of mobile advertising, mobile marketing, mobile analytics and messaging.
Greg Williams
Executive Editor, Wired
Greg is Executive Editor at Wired, a content creator and a strategist who has spent the past two decades delivering award-winning work for media companies and brands. He's interested in what's coming next, developing a culture of innovation, building the content models of the future and understanding the ideas and technologies that will shape the future.
Daniel Altmann
Co-Founder & CEO, Naritiv
Dan founded Naritiv, a platform focused on connecting brands to Snapchat for native marketing / programming through their influencer network (3B+ views/month) and analytics tools. Brands utilising include P&G, GE and Fox and their investors include Disney and Greylock. Dan previously founded YPO @ University, a platform connecting college students to leaders in their communities active at 40 schools worldwide.
Ivo Špigel
Editor, Tech.eu
Ivo is co-founder of IT solutions company Perpetuum Mobile and Croatia's premier startup program, ZIP. Formerly an editor at The Kernel, he regularly writes columns for Forbes Croatia and is currently finishing up his new book called the European Startup Revolution in which he interviews European startup founders. He is also a cofounder and contributing editor of Tech.eu
Chris Chabot
Consultant, Digital Strategy
Chris is a true innovator, having gathered comprehensive experience by leading the International Developer Relations at Twitter, and previously driving developer adoption leading the OpenSocial, Google Buzz, Google Friend Connect and Google+ Developer Relations teams at Google.
Aaron Shapiro
CEO, Huge
Aaron Shapiro is CEO of Huge, where he helps companies reimagine how they interact with their customers and manage their businesses in the digital economy. Since 2005, Aaron has driven the firm's growth from a small startup into a full-service interactive agency operating out of the United States, Europe and Latin America.
Jonathan Wisler
General Manager EMEA, SoftLayer an IBM Company
Jonathan Wisler is a technology veteran who has been driving innovation, profitability and international expansion in technology companies for close to 15 years. Prior to SoftLayer he was a principal at Magnify Consulting where helped technology startups with international expansion and develop scalable operations.
Samir Patel
President and CEO, Growth Machines
Samir Patel is President & CEO of Growth Machines and Growth Mentor at 500Startups. In the last decade, he has revolutionized Quantitative Growth Marketing for Startups and the Fortune 500's. He is a keynote speaker on Growth Hacking in conferences around the world.
Jitse Groen
CEO, Takeaway / Thuisbezorgd
Jitse is the founder and CEO of online food take-out service Takeaway.com and Thuisbezorgd which he founded back in 2000. After expanding further into Europe Jitse recently raised €74 million in funding led by Macquarie Capital and Prime Ventures; the largest funding round for a Dutch startup ever.
Samuel Hulick
Author, The Elements of User Onboarding
Samuel Hulick is the author of The Elements of User Onboarding. He's combined UX savvy and a cat-like curiosity for measuring UX impact to become an expert in onboarding. His approach is shaped by over a decade of web experience, theories taken from behavioral psychology, video game design, and even filmmaking.
Brewster Kahle
Founder & Digital Librarian, Internet Archive
A passionate advocate for public Internet access and a successful entrepreneur, Brewster Kahle has spent his career intent on a singular focus: providing Universal Access to All Knowledge. He is the founder and Digital Librarian of the Internet Archive, one of the largest libraries in the world. In 1989, Kahle created the Internet's first publishing system called Wide Area Information Server (WAIS), later selling the company to AOL.
Zack Sabban
Co-founder & CEO, Festicket
While he was a student and later a banker in NYC and London, Zacharie traveled the world to fulfil his passion for live music. He attended countless festivals and concerts around the world where he realised the need for better access to information. His creativity, social network, and his amazing experience of music festivals are a competitive advantage for the growth of Festicket.
Emmanuel Francoise
Founder & CEO, Uplike
Emmanuel is an Internet Pioneer with over 15 years of experience as founder and manager. He created his first Internet Company, Creanet, in 1995. He loves to build B2C products (Overgame, TopFinance, etc...). Millions of happy users later he founded Uplike. Now the time has come for C2C.
Tim Jackson
Partner, Lean Investments
Tim Jackson, is partner at Lean Investments and one of Europe's leading technology entrepreneurs, investors and commentators. He has been an active early-stage investor since 2000 and an advisor and non-executive director to a number of private companies. He served as managing director of a $700m European technology venture fund formed by the Carlyle Group, a US private equity firm.
Carl Holmquist
Co-founder & CEO, Freespee
Carl brings over 10 years of entrepreneurial telco & software leadership experience to Freespee. Carl launched cloud services for the Nordic Next Gen telco, IP-Only.se. As a senior consultant at Ascade.com, he spent a couple of months at each of the telco Giants as Swisscom, Belgacom, Telenor, Allstream, One, Telecom New Zealand.
Javier Bravo
Co-founder & CEO, PackLink
Packlink.com is an online delivery service that offers B2C and B2B customers a fast and easy way of booking deliveries with the world's top couriers, at a discounted price. PackLink is live in Spain since 2012 and in Germany since July 2013. Soon we will be in France and Poland.
Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten
CEO, The Next Web
Boris is a blogger, speaker and serial entrepreneur. He co-founded The Next Web but also V3 (sold), HubHop (sold), Twitter Counter and several other companies. He is one of the members of the Startup Europe Leaders Club, an organisation set up by Neelie Kroes within the European Commission to stimulate a better startup climate in Europe.
Karin Husslage
Redactiecoördinator RTL Z Digitaal, RTL Nederland
Karin first started on the path of journalism while she was still in high school. For over 8 years she worked as a freelance journalist for several leading publications while simultaneously finishing up her studies Journalism and Communication Science. After that she joined Sprout and progressed on to Editor in Chief. Now she's made a move to RTL to head up the new website of RLT Z.
Stefan Fountain
CEO, PR.co
Stefan is best known for his quirky startup PR involving fallen 80's movie stars. He is the only known startup founder to have been successfully sued by David Hasselhoff. Stefan previously started Soocial (acquired in 2011) and is currently CEO of PR.co which is pushing the boundaries of how companies execute their communication and pr.
Amanda Ann Connolly
Editor, The Next Web
Amanda is The Next Web's UK Reporter and is currently in the middle of relocating from the beautiful city of Dublin to London. Formerly of the Web Summit press and editorial team, her real passion lies in reporting technology news with a particular interest in creative and lifestyle tech.
Rajdeep Gahir
International Expansion Lead, WeWork
Rajdeep is international expansion lead for WeWork and is currently overseeing WeWork's expansion into Europe. Her previous jobs before WeWork included Business Development positions at eBay and Rocket Internet amongst others. She's passionate about spreading creativity, the impact of technology and and all-things related to entrepreneurship.
Marvin Liao
Partner, 500startups
Marvin is a Partner at seed VC firm & startup accelerator, 500 Startups. Formerly of Yahoo! Inc. where he spent more than 10 years in a wide range of roles from sales and business development to ad operations and marketing, Marvin now also serves on the boards or advisory board of 8 internet advertising and ad technology companies. He also contributes his time as a mentor for 20 different accelerator programs around the world.
Conrad Whelon
Engineering Manager, Uber
Conrad Whelan is a Computer Systems Engineer at Uber and studied Electrical & Computer Engineering where he earned a Masters Degree relating to simulation of Maxwell's Equations of Electromagnetic Physics for the purposes of device design. He made the jump to Uber in 2010 where he furthered his experience into iPhone, database and real time systems development.
Pep Rosenfeld
Founder & Artistic Director, Boom Chicago
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Justin Halsall
Director of Developer Programs, Bottlenose
Justin is a hacker, master of ceremonies, conference organizer, team leader and an all round charming personality with a life long passion for web development. Mainly focussing his time and energy on startups, he currently occupies the role of Director of Developer Programs at Bottlenose.
Evan Nisselson
Partner, LDV Capital
Evan is an early stage investor with experience as a serial entrepreneur and digital media expert for over 20 years. He mentors at Seedcamp, 500Startups, Mind The Bridge, NYSeed, and Founders Institute. Evan's international expertise ranges from assisting technology startups in raising capital, business development, marketing, content development, and product development.
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Despite the name, this scent isn't all hard edges and spice. Designed by innovative perfumer Juliette Has a Gun, it's a seductive blend of rose, earthy patchouli, and rounded vanilla notes. Richer and deeper than conventional rose-based scents, Lady Vengeance will never be mistaken for sweet.
I am in love with this perfume. It's very sexy and sophisticated perfume. This perfume was designed for a very confident woman. Not surprised that some women don't like it. It's not for everybody. Expect to get a lot of attention and compliments. I would recommend it for night wear since it's very strong and sexy scent.4
I am not a fragrance person. More often than not I feel like they make you smell like a grandma or a 13 year old girl dressed up to go out to the local applebees with her friends. Very few perfumes fall in that sweet spot of smelling youthful, but elegant. This one absolutely does.
The design of the package and the bottle is gorgeous and distinctive, and the scent itself is complex, a bit adult, but not at all dowdy. I'd definitely recommend it, but I'm worried if I do, everyone else will were it and I won't be able to use it as MY signature scent :)


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This small hotel has been completely renovated with a Hawaiian country theme that pays tribute to Hawaii's polo-playing history. It fronts busy Ala Moana Boulevard, on the ewa (west) end of Waikiki, and is one block from both Ala Moana Center and Ala Moana Beach Park. All rooms are equipped with refrigerators and coffee makers; some have balconies and partial ocean views. The hotel grounds feature a swimming pool and free Wi-Fi. The front desk staff are happy to assist with driving directions to the polo playing fields at Mokuleia and Waimanalo, where guests receive free tickets in season (April through September).
1696 Ala Moana Blvd., Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States
808-949–0061; 800-669–7719
Website: www.equushotel.com
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By sbackus
Feb 22, 2012
This is a very good value hotel, clean with adequate housekeeping. It is in a great location, near the Ala Wai canal on Ala Moana Blvd. Close to the bus and easy to walk to the mall, beach, Ala Moana park & restaurants. There was some traffic noise at night, but the beds were comfortable so we slept well. More drawers or a suitcase rack would be nice. Breakfast was simple but OK - fruit, juice, pastries and coffee. It would benefit from more seating,
another toaster & hot water with tea bags. The pool is very small and shaded, go to the beach instead. Internet didn't work in the room, which was annoying. It was accessible in the lobby. The staff was outstanding however. We had problems with our netbook, including connecting to the internet. We left it with Jason, who had it working when we returned in the afternoon. Everyone was pleasant and helpful. There is a long flight of stairs at the narrow entrance & Keo offered to lug our suitcases to the sidewalk for us. I would book here again. Room Tip: ask to be away from Ala Moana Blvd, the motorcycles are really noisy esp at night
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As far as movie stock, that could be interesting, Kodak still makes 16mm Double perf stock but there are minimum orders required. "International Film" does stock it, as well as re-spooling regular 8 on the correct spools. Perhaps he would be interested in working with you. For regular 8 and super 8 edge numbers are not an issue, in 16mm I am not sure how many folks are doing strictly digital editing and would need the KeyCode bar codes. the older stinbeck style editing can still work with the mechanically created numbers.
Most of the movie stock sold today in 16mm are single perf. _ one money making idea might be to slit and perf regalr 8 from someone else's movie stock. of course for maximum efficency you would have to find a maker willing to sell it to you unperfed so you could do the old 32-35 thing.
My guess is the cost of converting to KeyCode, as well as cheapskates like me diverting 35mm Negative to their still cameras is what discouraged Ilford from reintroducing movie stock after they re-organized.