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We may also use Internet Tags such as "pixel tags," also known as "web beacons," which are small graphic files that allow us to monitor the use of our websites. A pixel tag can collect information such as the IP (Internet Protocol) address of the computer that downloaded the page on which the tag appears; the URL of the page on which the pixel tag appears; the time the page containing the pixel tag was viewed; the type of browser that fetched the pixel tag; and the identification number of any cookie on the computer previously placed by that server. When corresponding with you via HTML capable email, we may use "format sensing" technology, which allows pixel tags to let us know whether you received and opened our email.
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We sometimes use independent advertising companies to provide ads on our behalf across the Internet ("advertising company"). These advertising companies also help us analyze our advertising campaigns and the general usage patterns of visitors to our web sites. This is primarily accomplished through the use of cookies, and Internet tags (web beacons, pixel tags, clear GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) images and invisible GIFs). Such companies may place these tags on our web sites or on other web sites. Used in conjunction with cookies, Internet tags are programmed by the advertising company to collect certain non-personally identifiable information about visitors to our web site and other web sites. This information may be used to provide ads about goods and services of potential interest to you, or to improve your web site experience. The advertising company does not know the names, addresses, e-mail addresses or telephone numbers of web site visitors, and does not link online actions to an identifiable person. The advertising company reports the non-identifiable data that it collects on our behalf back to us without identifying specific web site visits (other than to our own web sites). We use this information to improve our web sites and our advertising. In order to deliver more relevant content or advertising, from time to time we may link the information we receive to your personal information. If we do link such data, it is treated under this privacy notice as personal information. If you would like more information about this practice, or if you want to prevent an independent advertising company from sending and reading cookies or action tags on your computer, you can visit the advertising company's web site and opt-out.
MedImmune and/or advertising companies may use data collected on MedImmune's web sites to customize ads for you on other web sites as you browse the Internet. MedImmune participates in a service to comply with the cross-industry Self-Regulatory Program for Online Behavioral Advertising (OBA). As part of this service, MedImmune online advertising and web sites are sometimes delivered with icons that help consumers understand how their data is being used and provide choice options to consumers who want more control including the ability to opt-out. If you do not want your browsing behavior used for OBA purposes you can click on the icon contained in the advertisement or website in order to opt-out.
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We do not knowingly or directly collect any personal information from anyone under the age of 13, nor do we knowingly market or direct our web sites to anyone under the age of 13.
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MedImmune has policies that govern the use and protection of Social Security Numbers ("SSNs") collected for legitimate business purposes and limits access to SSNs. MedImmune will endeavor to use commercially reasonable efforts to inform parties of its collection efforts and the purposes for which their SSN is being collected by MedImmune before or at the time it is collected directly from such party. MedImmune endeavors to implement commercially reasonable and appropriate technological and organizational security measures to maintain the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of SSNs, and to help protect against unauthorized or illegal access, disclosure, use or destruction. All employees, agents, external vendors, consultants and other independent contractors of MedImmune are required to comply with such policies.
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We will store personal information for as long as the information is required to fulfill business objectives or the purposes for which the information was collected, or until you request that we delete that information, or for as long as may be required by law.
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The Great Sioux Uprising
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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|The Great Sioux Uprising
|Directed by
|Lloyd Bacon
|Produced by
|Albert J. Cohen
|Written by
|J. Robert Bren (story)
Gladys Atwater (story)
Melvin Levy (writer)
|Jeff Chandler
|Maury Gertsman
|Edited by
|Edward Curtiss
|Distributed by
Release dates
Running time
|80 mins.
|United States
|Box office
|$1.35 million (US)[1]
The Great Sioux Uprising is a 1953 western film directed by Lloyd Bacon and starring Jeff Chandler.
Plot synopsis[edit]
During the Civil War, in Wyoming, horse dealers Joan Britton (Faith Domergue) and Stephen Cook (Lyle Bettger) are competing to supply the Union Army with horses. A Cherokee, Stan Watie, is in the area to stir up the Sioux against the Union just as Cook decides to steal a herd of Sioux horses. Ex-army doctor Jonathan Westgate (Jeff Chandler), opposes Cook's unscrupulous methods as well as being Cook's rival for the affections of Joan. It seems Westgate is the only one able to prevent a new Indian war.
- Jeff Chandler - Jonathan Westgate
- Faith Domergue - Joan Britton
- Lyle Bettger - Stephen Cook
- Peter Whitney - Ahab Jones
- Stacy Harris - Uriah
- Walter Sande - Joe Baird
- Alden 'Stephen' Chase - Maj. McKay
- John War Eagle - Chief Red Cloud
- Glenn Strange - Gen. Stan Watie
- Charles Arnt - Gist
- Julia Montoya - Heyoka
- Ray Bennett - Sgt. Manners
- Dewey Drapeau - Teo-Ka-Ha
- Boyd 'Red' Morgan - Ray
- Lane Bradford - Lee
- ^ 'The Top Box Office Hits of 1953', Variety, January 13, 1954
External links[edit]
- The Great Sioux Uprising at the Internet Movie Database
- Jeff Chandler at the Internet Movie Database
|This 1950s Western film–related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

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2011 Organization Design Conference KeyNotes Report
February 2012 | Conference KeyNotes
The world is changing at a faster pace than ever. As a result, organizations are being forced to realign their focus and reinvent themselves with changing global landscapes, technologies, priorities, and customer needs.
2012 Organization Design Conference KeyNotes Report
January 2013 | Conference KeyNotes
Organization design is both a science and an art. The science includes using the new design to solve a business problem. The art involves building relationships and influencing others.
Accounting for the Knowledge Economy
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by Charles Hulten, December 2008. - EPWP #08 - 13
Answering the 2011 CEO Challenge:
Accelerating Growth through Quality
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This Council Perspective examines the role the quality function can play in meeting the top challenges identified in the latest edition of The Conference Board CEO Challenge™, an annual survey of top executives.
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Is today's C-suite taking full advantage of its organization's quality executives and function as a way to answer its most pressing challenges?
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Globally, technology developments are taking place at an unprecedented and ever-increasing pace, but, in many respects, European policies and attitudes seem frozen in time.
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Too much of public relations is based on gut feelings or past practice. The challenge is to use data—not on the back end of a program in counting clips or measuring outcomes but, rather, on the front end in the development of strategies.
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- MaliFoodFunding via Réseau de Micro-institutions de Croissance de Revenus (RMCR)
Djekafo GroupMaliAgricultureFunding via Réseau de Micro-institutions de Croissance de Revenus (RMCR)
Danaya GroupMaliAgricultureFunding via Réseau de Micro-institutions de Croissance de Revenus (RMCR)
Djiguiya Group
With the goal of increasing their business capital, the group members joined the microfinance institution Soro Yiriwaso and are now on their third solidarity loan.
Ms. MARATOU (second person standing from the right in the photo) excels in selling commercial and artisanal soaps, and she intends to use her loan to purchase 8 sacks of 'kabakourouni' and 10 sacks of
BT et fanico. She gets her supplies from SAN wholesalers. Accepting cash or credit, she makes her sales at home and at the DIELI fair each Thursday. Her customer base is composed of men and women.
With this loan, Ms. MARATOU hopes to make an average monthly profit of 22,000 francs CFA that will be used for reinvesting in her business and meeting household needs.
Dans le but d'augmenter leurs fonds de commerce, les membres du groupe ont intégré Soro Yiriwaso et sont à leur 3e prêt solidaire.
Madame, MARATOU (2e personne debout de la droite vers la gauche) excelle dans la vente de savons de fabrication artisanale et industrielle et elle compte utiliser son prêt pour acheter 8 sacs de kabakourouni et 10 sacs de BT et fanico. Elle s'approvisionne auprès des grossistes de SAN et effectue ses ventes au comptant, en détail et à crédit à une clientèle composée d'hommes et de femmes, à domicile et à la foire de DIELI tous les jeudis.
Avec ce prêt, Madame MARATOU espère réaliser un bénéfice mensuel moyen de 22000FCFA qui sera utilisé pour être réinvesti dans l'activité et prendre en charge des besoins du foyer.
Additional Information
Important InformationSoro Yiriwaso is a microfinance institution that works primarily in rural and semi-urban areas of Mali to provide underprivileged communities with access to financial services.The organization facilitates access for disadvantaged clients, particularly women, to new resources and services, fostering solidarity and cooperation among its clients. Kiva lenders' funds will enable Soro Yiriwaso to expand its outreach and target even more underserved Malians involved in business and agriculture.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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- Currency Exchange Loss:
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November 28, 2015
NEW YORK (AP) -- A former firefighter with a crush on Madonna has been sentenced to three years' probation for resisting arrest outside the singer's New York City apartment building.
Robert Linhart was convicted in November after being twice arrested in September 2010.
Police say the then-59-year-old Linhart was nabbed after he parked his SUV outside the Material Girl's former Manhattan apartment and spray-painted love notes on poster boards. He returned a few days later and was arrested again.
His attorney had argued that it was no crime to adore Madonna, the singer of pop hits including "Like a Virgin" who performed at last year's Super Bowl halftime game.
The judge on Wednesday also ordered Linhart to attend anger management sessions.
Attorney Lawrence LaBrew tells the Daily News that Linhart is appealing the conviction.
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Brompton Lakes
From $301 / night
Description from the owner
Description from the owner
Bedrooms: 3/
Bathrooms: 2/
Sleeps: 6/
Type: Cabin
Situated just two miles from the historic Yorkshire market town of Richmond, Brompton Lakes is set in 26 acres with two lakes surrounded by woodland and open countryside.
Resting on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, directly on the banks of the River Swale and close to the Coast to Coast footpath, life doesn't get more tranquil.
We have 20 eco-lodges on the Yorkshire site, all three-bedroomed and combining the latest green building techniques with stylish interior design by Rosie Mennem. No two lodges are the same, the furniture and the colour schemes are all unique giving each one its own character. Each holiday home is designed ...Read more
About the owner
About the owner
Brompton Lakes
Brompton Lakes
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- Calendar updated: 12 months ago
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Welcome to a holiday destination where you can do as much, or as little, as you choose. Welcome to a unique natural retreat with panoramic views, the gentle sounds of the North Yorkshire countryside and a taste of pure luxury. Whatever the length of your stay, you will find a lakeside sanctuary where the hassle of everyday life simply floats away.
Situated just two miles from the historic Yorkshire market town of Richmond in the Yorkshire Dales, award winning Brompton Lakes is set in 26 acres with two lakes surrounded by beautiful open countryside and woodland. Many of our lodges are dog friendly, the others are kept dog free.
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Lake nearby, Rural retreats
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As cofounder of festivals Osheaga, Ile Soniq, Heavy MTL and, starting this September, YUL EAT, Nick Farkas never stops. The only downside to his culturally immersed life is that sometimes, he's too busy to enjoy other people's events, like Just For Laughs and the Rogers Cup! This is how he experiences Montréal. Job: Vice President, Concert and Events, Evenko. Favourite pastime: Listening to music. How long have you been a Montrealer? Since 1970, when I was 5 years old. My parents came from Hamilton. What's the coolest thing you've done so far this year? Osheaga this weekend! The next three weekends of festivals, with Osheaga followed by Heavy Montréal and then Ile Soniq, are our busiest time in the year. What's the next big thing you're planning? We're doing a new festival called YUL EAT in Old Montreal, near the Clock Tower, in the beginning of September, over Labour Day weekend. In the midst of doing our other three festivals and the 13,000 shows we do a year, the team decided it was time to do another festival. Tons of chefs, cooking classes, brunches, dinners, free concerts and more. What's your favourite thing about organizing events? Definitely seeing the reaction… / Read More →
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Things To Do in Montréal: July 31 to August 6
Montréal is on island time this week – Île Ste-Hélène time, to be exact, where Osheaga brings some of the world's top musical acts to play in a beautiful park setting. That's just the weekend though, and the fun doesn't stop there: how about getting heebie-jeebies at Fantasia? Or shopping at Marché des Possibles? In Montréal in the summer, everything is possible. Sounds and sunshine A bucolic music and arts festival in beautiful Parc Jean-Drapeau, across the St. Lawrence from downtown Montréal on Île Ste-Hélène, Osheaga rocks the island from July 31 to August 2 with open-air shows by Florence + The Machine, The Black Keys, NAS, Interpol, Kendrick Lamar, St. Vincent, The Kills, Run the Jewels, First Aid Kit, A Tribe Called Red, Young Fathers, Sza, Milk & Bone and Cri – for starters. With stages every few feet and programming so richly packed there are always two acts you want to see at the same time, it's a frenzy – especially on this, its 10th anniversary. So check out your survival guide here. Meanwhile, MEG Montréal lights up our days and nights with hip hop, electro and indie rock at venues until August 2, along the Main, on… / Read More →
Your 2015 Osheaga survival guide
With stages every few feet and programming so richly packed there are always two acts you want to see at the same time, Osheaga is a frenzy of a festival – especially on this, its 10th anniversary! Ergo, you need a survival guide. From where to take a breather to what (not) to bring to what type of clothes to wear, read further for all the deets and insider tips you'll need to get the most out of your festival experience. EVENT Osheaga, July 31 to August 2. Doors open at 11 am, and performances begin at noon. Performances end at 11 pm. WHAT YOU'RE GETTING INTO A bucolic music and arts festival in beautiful Parc Jean-Drapeau, across the St. Lawrence from downtown Montréal, put on by Evenko to unite some of the world's best acts in an open-air site. From Friday, July 31 to Sunday, August 2, get ready to party to live performances by Florence + The Machine, The Black Keys, NAS, Interpol, Kendrick Lamar, St. Vincent, The Kills, Run the Jewels, First Aid Kit, A Tribe Called Red, Young Fathers, Sza, Milk & Bone and Cri – and sooo muuuuch mooore. Truly, it's a never-ending gold-plated, chewy-centered… / Read More →
More New Music – and a Party Boat! – at MEG Montréal
Dive right into Montreal's hip hop, electro and indie-rock music scenes this July at MEG Montréal. The 17th edition of the Montréal Electronic Groove summer music festival keeps the beat alive July 23 to August 2, at venues along St-Laurent Boulevard, on outdoor stages and on the infamous MEG Boat. MEG's first weekend proves why Thursdays are the new Fridays, starting off the fest on July 23 with synth-addled indie-rock and electronic experiments by Dear Criminals, Secret Secret Girl and Doldrums at La Sala Rossa and an unmissable night of heavy dance music by Fool's Gold collaborator High Klassifed, electro-dreamscaper J.u.D. and hip-hop remixer Dave Luxe at Le Belmont. Friday lives up to the Friday-night hype with hypnotic psych-rock beats from Fragile Feet, About:, Human Human and Syzzors at Divan Orange as multi-DJ group Melt Mtl, jazz-influenced producer Robert Robert and genre-blending French producer Fakear shake the dance floor at Le Belmont. Saturday night's alright on land and at sea as the MEG Boat cruises at party speed along the St-Laurent River with hours of dance music from French house producers Darius and Myd, Belgium's DJ Slow and local Fonkyson, while Ragers and Wasiu mix underground electronic with hip hop… / Read More →
10 Years of Osheaga in 10 Photos by Montréal photographer Susan Moss
Anyone who's been to a concert in Montréal will surely recognize Susan Moss, not just for her mane of curly ginger locks and signature black dress, but for her inspired photographs of the city, its nightlife, its people and – especially – its rock stars. Susan's work has appeared in international magazines including Rolling Stone, Spin, Billboard, NME and Vice. She's covered the stars and crowds of countless music festivals, including Heavy Montréal, POP Montréal, Festival International de Jazz de Montréal and almost a decade of the ever-growing Osheaga Music and Arts Festival. Over the past 20 years she's captured iconic images of some of the most influential artists of our time: KISS, Metallica, Snoop Dog, Beastie Boys, Aretha Franklin, Arcade Fire – the list is endless. Susan's known for her raw, fierce, urgent style, realized in both high contrast black & white and in rich, vivid colour. She's drawn to the in-between moments and is inspired by people doing what they love, in action, being their true selves. Susan has been capturing the spirit and energy of Osheaga since its early years a decade ago. Here is Susan's selection of 10 photos to celebrate the festival's 10th anniversary. You… / Read More →
Montréal Ignites with Summer Festival Fun
Sunny days, high-energy nights and strikingly illuminated festival stages make the summer season bright in Montréal. The city ignites with a sparkling line-up of entertainment in July and August – get ready to laugh, dance, groove and be dazzled at these big festivals and more this summer. The one-and-only Montréal International Jazz Festival officially ignites the height of summer festival season June 26-July 5. Incredible talent graces historic night clubs and Place des Arts stages while downtown's Quartier des Spectacles bustles with unmissable free outdoor shows, including the grand finale on July 5: a stylish, bluesy tribute to the late, great B.B. King. More music lights up the town as Festival International Nuits d'Afrique welcomes traditional and ground-breaking musicians from Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America and right here at home, July 7-19. Discover your new favourite indie, electronic and hip hop artists at MEG Montréal, July 23-August 2, and take a ride on the late-night MEG party boat. Osheaga Music and Arts Festival crams the biggest names and the brightest emerging artists in indie-pop, rock, hip hop and electronic music into three amazing days on Île Sainte-Hélène, July 31-August 2 – this year see Florence + The Machine, Kendrick Lamar,… / Read More →
Your July guide to Montréal summer music festivals
As July approaches, Montréal continues to be flooded with an almost overwhelming array of musical options. So you don't miss out on any of the excitement this month, here's your July guide to Montréal summer music festivals! The Montréal International Jazz Festival, from June 26 to July 5, needs little introduction, but heck, we'll do it anyway: the planet's greatest, grandest jazz fest turns 36 this year with hundreds of concerts representing numerous genres including some 300 free outdoor shows that inundate downtown Montréal with a flood of music-loving merriment. From moving music to moving to the music, the International Percussion Festival turns 14 down in Old Montréal and the Old Port from July 3-12. A participative event (spectators are encouraged to get in on the playing and dancing action), the festival is also multidisciplinary, uniting music, dance, visual arts, film, food, workshops and conferences in the company of over 500 artists. The summer heat will begin to peak with Montréal's vibrant and lively Nuits D'Afrique world music festival, July 7-19. Boasting the best of African and African-influenced music from some of the biggest names in the game at numerous indoor and free outdoor shows, Nuits D'Afrique is a guaranteed… / Read More →
5 Reasons why you can't miss MURAL 2015
We don't need to convince you. Everyone wants to be at MURAL, the annual street art festival that takes over the Main with parties, street food and the live, high-colour spectacle of world-class street artists leaving their mark on the city's walls. But this year, from June 4 to 14, you'll notice some kick-ass new developments. In addition to bringing in 20 international artists from eight different countries (with Spanish artist Elian, American duo 2Alas and Mexican artist Curiot among them), MURAL is going bigger and better than ever! We asked co-founder André Bathalon to give us his top 5 list of hot new stuff at the fest. 1) The first two editions of MURAL were held over four days, but this year we're doing it over a whopping 11. During the first weekend, not only are the murals beginning, but we're also launching an art fair in the main exterior space, where the bloc parties happen, in the spirit of Scope in Miami or The Armory Show in New York City. It will extend beyond street art; we've invited a dozen Montréal galleries to come and show their artists' works. It's free, and it's the perfect way to start… / Read More →
2015 guide to Montréal summer music festivals
It's beginning to sound a lot like summer in Montréal, as evidenced by the almost paralyzing array of music festival options – Osheaga, the Jazz Fest, Piknic Electronik, MUTEK and Heavy Montréal among them – featuring failsafe mainstays and some righteously exciting newbies. Getting wired and being plugged-in don't always mean the same thing, but you can certainly do both in style at digital arts festival Elektra. From May 13 to 17, Elektra showcases new creations in electronic music, video, cinema, performance, gaming and more, in combination with the inventive use of next-level digital technologies. Conversely, bringing music fun back to the basics is the annual Pouzza Fest of all things punk rock, May 15-17. Steadily making a bigger and badder name for itself over the last five years, Pouzza returns with over 200 punk bands that span generations of punk fans, including 80s punks the Dwarves, Chicago hardcore unit 88 Fingers Louie, and L.A. pop punks The Muffs. Summer is synonymous with picnics, and summer in Montréal has become synonymous with Piknic Electronik, the wildly popular weekly outdoor electronic music dance party. Typically held in Parc Jean-Drapeau (on Île Ste-Hélène, across from Montréal's Old Port), this year's Piknic Electronik… / Read More →
10 Things that Make Montréal Shine
We've been telling you for years: Montréal is an amazing place to visit. With world-class dining, accommodations, festivals, museums and heritage sites, enhanced with four distinct seasons and sexy French charm, our city consistently ranks among the world's best. Naming all our successes could take a while, so we've narrowed down the list to a cool round-up of 10 media nominations that rank Montréal among the world's hottest travel destinations. Since we've come out on top in such a diverse range of categories—including some that will surprise you (check out #7!)—we know that Montréal offers something for everyone. See which features will tickle your fancy, then go ahead and book your ticket. Here are just 10 things that put Montréal in the limelight: 1. Best Winter Destinations National Geographic, December 2014 "Montréal is at its most magical blanketed in snow. Bundle up, get outside, and celebrate winter at the 16th MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE, the city's biggest winter arts, music, and food festival. Save some energy for the final night's Nuit Blanche à Montréal, a dusk-to-dawn party packed with more than 200 indoor and outdoor activities. Most events are free, and some are held under the stars or, if you're lucky, the lightly falling snow." 2. Best Music… / Read More →


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David Copperfield on THE AMAZING RACE and Advice for Aspiring Magicians
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Legendary magician and illusionist David Copperfield manifests into the YH Studio to talk about his collaboration with "The Amazing Race" for their Season 24 finale.
The two leading ladies of ABC Family's 'Switched at Birth', Vanessa Marano and Katie Leclerc, pay a visit to the YH Studio to break down the extremely emotional third season of the show.
The stars of 'Let's Be Cops', Damon Wayans Jr, Rob Riggle, and Jake Johnson, stop by the YH Studio to scoop us on this fish-out-of-water comedy and strike poses for the poster of any potential sequels.
YH is at Comic-Con in San Diego catching up with the star-studded cast of the final film in 'The Hobbit' trilogy, Cate Blanchett, Benedict Cumberbatch, Andy Serkis, Luke Evans, and Lee Pace.
YH sits down with the little bird herself, Sophie Turner, who plays Sansa Stark on HBO's 'Game of Thrones', at Comic-Con. She talks about her feature film, 'Barely Lethal', where she plays an assassin, plus she reveals which character on 'Game of Thrones' she would assassinate.
Actor Brenton Thwaites pays a visit to the YH Studio, where he discusses his role in the much-anticipated film, 'The Giver', co-starring Meryl Streep, Jeff Bridges, and Taylor Swift, and the time he spent on set in between takes jamming with them.
Il Trio Medusa contro Diletta Leotta: chi vincerà la sfida?
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CLAT Application Form 2015
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Imagine's HD-VU 1.0 previews just out of camera video
updated 12:40 am EDT, Fri July 8, 2011
App grabs video clips, displays metadata, timecode
Imagine has announced HD-VU 1.0 for Macintosh, an all-in-one video player that previews clips without first requiring transcoding. The app organizes clips by source folders and generates thumbnails automatically for a visual reference to each file. It behaves like a watch-folder, populating clips as they appear on offload. The app works with pro-video formats from Canon DSLRs and XF series cameras, Panasonic P2 and AVCCAM, JVC's HCSD, SxS and SxS Pro, RED cameras, Sony's XDCam EX and AVCHD and Arri's Alexa cameras.
The app previews video clips directly as they come out of camera, working in conjunction with ShotPut Pro and ProxyMill, offering a scalable window that automatically forms to the clip's presentation ratio. It plays back with an optional, non-destructive timecode overlay viewable over the frame. Floating video controls are available, but can be turned off.
Metadata is viewable in HD-VU, and hotkey support is included. The software is Lion-ready, requiring at least Mac OS X 10.6.0 or later and 2GB of RAM, with 4GB of RAM preferred. A demo is available, and the full license (one license per computer) is $100.


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Volume 108, Issue 10, 15 November 2010
- Lasers, Optics, and Optoelectronics
Photoluminescence spectroscopy of in108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3510508View Description Hide Description
We have conducted a thorough investigation of the luminescencespectrum of in . The spectrum presents a line whose width is at 25 K and at 200 K, and a number of peaks of vibronic origin superimposed on a large band that extends from 700 to 800 nm. Going up in temperature the superimposed peaks broaden and disappear while the band persists. The response of the system to pulsed excitation presents at low temperature a great variety of patterns at different wavelengths. These patterns tend to collapse into one as the temperature is raised. This investigation confirms that the continuous interest in Cr-doped garnets is rewarding in terms of interesting experimental results.
An atomic-level study of material ablation and spallation in ultrafast laser processing of gold films108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3504192View Description Hide Description
Ablation and spallation of gold thin films by an ultrashort laser pulse are simulated by using an integrated two-temperature model and molecular dynamics method with inclusion of the hot electron blast force. The simulation results show that the ultrafast laser-induced nonthermal ablation and spallation both are essentially due to dynamic tensile stress that exceeds the local material strength. It is also demonstrated that a simultaneous use of femtosecond and picosecond laser pulses could induce spallation without causing undesired front-side damage to the film. This may be suited to peel an ultrathin film ( in thickness or less) from its substrate or to improve the material removal rate of precise laser processing.
Control of the local devitrification on oxyfluoride glass doped with ions under diode laser irradiation108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3504857View Description Hide Description
Temperature control of the devitrification process in an erbium doped oxyfluoride glass under laser irradiation is reported. The green upconversion emissions around 525 and 545 nm originated from the thermalized and levels were studied when the glass structure changes to glassceramic during irradiation with a laser beam. Power dependence of the fluorescence intensity ratio was used to determine the temperature of the irradiated zone. The transition from glass to glassceramic takes place under 2300 mW of laser power with an estimated temperature around 783 K. This result agrees with the one obtained in the samples devitrified under conventional furnace treatment. Therefore, the estimation of the temperature of the irradiated zone through the fluorescence intensity ratio method allows a controlled devitrification. Moreover, an irradiated line has been written in the glass showing an important diffusion of the and ions. These results confirm that nanocrystals have been created due to the laser action.
Luminescence enhancement of CdTe nanostructures in nanocomposites108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3506416View Description Hide Description
Radiation detection demands new scintillators with high quantum efficiency, high energy resolution, and short luminescence lifetimes. Nanocomposites consisting of quantum dots and doped nanophosphors may be able to meet these requirements. Here, we report the luminescence enhancement of nanocomposites which were synthesized by a wet chemistry method. CdTe quantum dots in nanocomposites are converted into nanowires, while in nanocomposites no such conversion is observed. As a result, the CdTe luminescence in nanocomposites is enhanced about five times, while in nanocomposites no enhancement was observed. Energy transfer, light reabsorption, and defect passivation are the likely reasons for the luminescence enhancement.
mid infrared light sources using InGaAs/GaAsSb "W" type quantum wells on InP substrates108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3506427View Description Hide Description
We have investigated the InGaAs/GaAsSb/InAlGaAs/InAlAs type-II "W" quantum wells(QWs)grown on InP substrates by molecular beam epitaxy. The photoluminescence(PL) emission wavelength longer than at room temperature (RT) is demonstrated for the first time in this material system. The PL emission peaks of our designed samples can cover a wide range from 2 to at cryogenic temperature. The samples show good optical quality that the reduction in integrated PL intensity is only around one order of magnitude from 35 K to RT. We found that the integrated PL intensity decreased as the emission wavelength increased, which is due to the reduction in the electron-hole wave function overlap. This is consistent with the calculated result. In the power dependent PL measurements, the emission peak of "W" type QWs show blue shifts with the excitation power but does not follow the rule as predicted by type-II band bending model. The localized states filling effect gives reasonable explanations for the observed phenomena.
Pump-probe imaging of nanosecond laser-induced bubbles in distilled water solutions: Observations of laser-produced-plasma108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3506657View Description Hide Description
This article presents the analysis of the laser-produced-plasma (LPP) formed by the focusing of a 9 ns laser pulse, , with a aspherical lens using energies between , into distilled water with varying solutions of table salt. Observations of the filamentation plasma were made, which are explained by self-focusing of the laser pulse by the LPP through ponderomotive cavitation of the electron plasma in the center of the beam. The filamentation of the beam through a low density plasma wave guide explains why the transmission of the pump laser through the interaction region was notably higher on previous experiments that we performed [R. Evans et al., Opt. Express16, 7481 (2008)], than a very similar set of experiments performed by Noack and Vogel [IEEE J. Quantum Electron.35, 1156 (1999)].
Biaxial and uniaxial strain effects on the ultraviolet emission efficiencies of films with different Al concentrations108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3511339View Description Hide Description
The influences of biaxial and uniaxial strain on the ultraviolet emission efficiencies of both c- and m-plane films with different Al concentrations are investigated under the framework of perturbation theory. The optimal high efficiency windows, for ultraviolet light emissions are quantitatively estimated. c-plane modified by uniaxial strain, shows more advantages over biaxial-strained . This is due to the relatively more flexible tuning range and the advantage of obtaining pure linear polarization, which can be utilized to design polarized emission devices. For m-plane , there are always in-plane polarized emissions under both biaxial and uniaxial strain conditions, thus, it is more likely to obtain high surface emission efficiency.
Analysis of the slope efficiency for terahertz quantum-cascade lasers108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3511470View Description Hide Description
The slope efficiency is, in addition to the threshold current density and operating voltage, a decisive target value for the operation of quantum-cascade lasers (QCLs) in order to achieve an optimal total efficiency for the conversion of electrical input power into optical output power. We analyze the light-current characteristics for a set of similar, high-power, bound-to-continuum terahertz QCLs. The calculated internal slope efficiency shows a clear dependence on the height and thickness of the barriers. In contrast to the simulations, we found experimentally a significant difference in the threshold current densities and slope efficiencies for QCLs with nominally identical layer structures, which we mainly attribute to different line broadening.
Surface plasmon resonator: Design, construction, and observation in the farfield108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3487940View Description Hide Description
We have studied the behavior of surface plasmons (SPs) in valley like structures [Schroter et al., Ultramicroscopy68, 223 (1997)] and found that SPs traveling in both directions in such a cavity yield interference patterns in the farfield, which can be measured as specular and retroreflection. We have studied and designed the structures using finite element method in addition to a heuristic model, fabricated the devices using photolithography and experimentally verified the operation of the resonators, by observing the interference patterns of the specular and retroreflection in the farfield. We have found that the experimental results agree with the simulations, and explained the discrepancies. These structures can be useful in the study of the propagation length of SPs via observation in the farfield of the specular and the retroreflected light in laser industry and could be miniaturized to yield small biosensors.
Phenomenological quantum description of the ultrafast response of arrayed waveguide gratings108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3512860View Description Hide Description
This work presents a detailed and quantitative quantum description of the ultrafast response of arrayed waveguidegratings (AWG) illuminated with relatively intense short pulses of light. This is achieved with no more mathematical or conceptual complexities than that required by a classical description. The presented approach is based on the phenomenological interpretation of the photon, that is, a photon is what produces a "click" in a photodetector. This phenomenological approach was combined with the application of Feynman's rules for describing interference and Bohr's correspondence principle, i.e., quantum theory should somehow converge in the limit with the classical description of the interference phenomena. This basic approach reveals that, in apparent opposition to wide-held beliefs, especially designed AWGs can be used to produce interference in conditions where the "which-path" information is available.
Enhanced transmittance and fields of a thick metal sandwiched between two dielectric photonic crystals108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3512903View Description Hide Description
We demonstrated that transmittance and field intensities of a thick metal sandwiched between two dielectricphotonic crystals (PCs) can be enhanced by more than two orders of magnitude and by nearly 20 times, respectively, compared to a single metal layer with the same thickness. Under the tunneling mechanism, the light can enter the sandwiched structure without reflection and localizes at the two interfaces of the metal film and PCs. This configuration of fields facilitates the reduction of absorption in the metal. Experimental results are in good agreement with simulations.
A comprehensive model for the ultrashort visible light irradiation of semiconductors108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3511455View Description Hide Description
We present a new model describing the irradiation of semiconductors with ultrashort laser pulses. Based on the earlier developed multiple rate equation [Rethfeld, Phys. Rev. Lett.92, 187401 (2004)], the model additionally includes the interaction of electrons with the phononic subsystem of the lattice and allows for the direct determination of the conditions for crystal damage. In contrast to commonly used approaches based on the thermodynamic description of the material, our model is applicable to nonequilibrium electronic conditions. Accounting for the dynamic changes in the optical properties of the target (i.e., reflectivity,photoabsorption coefficients), the developed model allows for a comprehensive evaluation of the damage by tracing the changes in the optical parameters, lattice heating and subsequent melting. Our model effectively describes the dynamics of the electronic subsystem and lattice heating and the results are in very good agreement with experimental measurements on the transient reflectivity and the fluence damage threshold of silicon irradiated with a femtosecond laser pulse.
Spectroscopic ellipsometric analysis of layers with different O compositions108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3511439View Description Hide Description
In this study, layers with oxygen contents of up to 7.0% are successfully grown at on semi-insulating GaAs substrates by molecular beam epitaxy. The deposited films are characterized by Raman spectroscopy and the optical properties studied by spectroscopic ellipsometry. We examine the complex dielectric function obtained by spectroscopic ellipsometry in the photon range from 1.5 to 5 eV. The shifting and broadening of the critical points in the epilayers as a function of the O composition are investigated for the first time. The characteristics of the peaks change as the O composition increases. The second derivative of the dielectric function is presented and analyzed. The dielectric function spectra reveal distinct structures which can be attributed to the band gap and optical transitions at higher energy.
Grain orientation of thin-film on the power-handling of InGaAs/AlAsSb ultrafast all-optical cross-phase modulators108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3512869View Description Hide Description
Grain orientation is known to yield high thermal conductivity oriented yttrium silicon oxynitride . However, the anisotropic thermal conductivity of oriented in the stacking direction falls below that of nonoriented and at temperatures above 280 K and 630 K, respectively. Hence, it is unclear will grain orientation actually lead to better heat diffusions from the InGaAs/AlAsSb ultrafast all-optical cross-phase modulators or any other semiconductor devices to the oriented thin-film. To probe into this, the heat diffusion in an InGaAs/AlAsSb ultrafast all-optical cross-phase modulator whereby nonoriented and oriented thin-films are used as the heat-spreader is performed. Analysis shows that grain orientation in thin-film reduces the thermal resistance at the device-film interface through reduced void density, and leads to a marginally better heat diffusion in the device compared to nonoriented thin-film. Consequently, oriented thin-film heat-spreader improves the power-handling of the InGaAs/AlAsSb ultrafast all-optical cross-phase modulator by times of the original value compared to times of the original value for the case of nonoriented thin-film heat-spreader.
Modeling and optimization of white paint back reflectors for thin-film silicon solar cells108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3512907View Description Hide Description
Diffusive dielectric materials such as white paint have been demonstrated as effective back reflectors in the photovoltaic technology. In this work, a one-dimensional (1D) optical modeling approach for simulation of white paint films is developed and implemented in a 1D optical simulator for thin-filmsolar cells. The parameters of white paint, such as the paint film thickness, the pigment volume concentration (PVC), and the pigment/binder refractive index ratio (RIR), are examined and optimized to achieve the required optical properties for back reflector application. The simulation trends indicate that white paint back reflectors with sufficient film thickness and higher PVC and RIR values exhibit improved reflectivity characteristics which results in an increased long-wavelength quantum efficiency of thin-filmsilicon solar cells. The simulation results based on the 1D model agree very well with the experimental data obtained from reflectance measurements of various white paint compositions and quantum efficiency measurements of amorphous silicon solar cells with white paint back reflectors.
Theory of absorption rate of carriers in fused silica under intense laser irradiation108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3512963View Description Hide Description
A nonperturbative quantum theory for phonon-assisted photon absorption of conduction band electron in intense laser was developed. By carrying out the calculation in fused silica at wavelengths from ultraviolet to infrared in terawatt intensity laser, we show that the nonperturbation approach can make a uniform description of energyabsorption rate at both short wavelengths and long wavelengths on terawatt per centimeter square intensity laser.
A method for emission cross section determination of at emission108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3514147View Description Hide Description
In the emission cross section calculation of rare-earth ions, two parameters, zero-line energy and partition function of lower and upper states , are very difficult to be determined. This induces large discrepancy of value, especially for with large Stokes shift such as . Based on McCumber and Reciprocity theories, we present a transition model and propose a method for and determinations of at emission. Several dopedglasses are investigated by this method. Influence of concentration and sample's thickness to and is also discussed. Results indicate that samples with thin thickness are preferred in determination as well as calculation. Comparison of values derived from F-L equation and our method demonstrates that accurate value of can be obtained by this method. Since the established transition model is a universal one, then this method is suited to all singly doped materials theoretically.
Spatial anisotropy of the acousto-optical efficiency in lithium niobate crystals108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3510518View Description Hide Description
We report the spatialanisotropy of the acousto-optic (AO) figure of merit in crystals. The analysis is based on the indicative surfaces being calculated for several geometries of the AO diffraction. Basing on these results the most efficient geometries of AO cells made of crystals are determined. It is revealed that the cells made of certain nondirect crystal cuts provide several times better AO diffraction efficiency comparing to the traditional ones, i.e., made of direct cuts of . The obtained results present considerable practical interest since may be useful in a designing of highly efficient AO cells made of crystals. The methodology developed in the present work may be applied to other crystal materials as well.
Carrier-depletion in the stripe-length method: Consequences for gain measurement108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3504222View Description Hide Description
The variable stripe-length method is considered a powerful yet easily implemented approach to measure the optical material gain of a semiconductor sample. However, the results obtained with this method are not as straightforward to interpret as originally suggested. Here, we discuss the general validity of the method by calculating the influence of carrier depletion on the emission of the sample—and thus the extracted gain—on the basis of a semiclassical description. We find that the method must only be applied within a narrow parameter window, and that even then, unreliable values may be obtained.
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Effects of ionic liquid electrode on pulse discharge plasmas in the wide range of gas pressures108(2010); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3506510View Description Hide Description
Gas–liquid interfacial pulse dischargeplasmas are generated in the wide range of gas pressures, where an ionic liquid is used as the liquid electrode. By analyzing the characteristics of discharge voltage and current, the discharge mechanisms at low and high pressures are found to be dominated by secondary electron emission and first Townsend ionization, respectively. Therefore, the dischargeproperties at low and high pressures are mainly determined by the cathode material and the discharge gas type, respectively. Furthermore, the plasma properties are investigated by a double Langmuir probe. The density of the positive pulse plasma is found to be much smaller than that of the negative pulse plasma, although the discharge voltage and current of the negative and positive pulse plasmas are of the same order of magnitude. The positive pulse dischargeplasma is considered to quickly diffuse onto the chamber wall from the radially central region due to its high plasma potential compared with that in the peripheral region.


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Looks good, almost too much frenzy for my taste, but that's how war is. Pre-Beta? You could call it an Alpha, can't you?
I think EPIC should do something about GOW and UNREAL 3. It can't be that people, who have bought Unreal can't run mods made for GOW. It would be a pity to develop a game/mod like this and only GOW players able to play it. Since the game sold like wild on consoles and less on PC you's miss on a lot of potential gamers. Why can't they just allow the texture and mesh library to be uploaded and shared? GOW simply has tons of better textures and more appealing, dystopian house ruins, etc.


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Here's Episode 1 of ADC's Portfolio Night All-Stars - Posted April 18, 2014
As we mentioned earlier this week, here is the first of five episodes launching from ADC regarding its Portfolio Night All-Stars. The happenings went on at the ADC Gallery in Chelsea, NY and feature the likes of DDB worldwide CCO, Amir Kassaei. The mission involved? Rethink the Ford Focus. Let's see... [GalleyCat]
Portfolio Night: Now a Reality Series of Sorts - Posted April 15, 2014
Well, the wave of ADC-related news has yet to recede (and no, we're not getting compensated for this) as the organization has announced May 21 as the date for the 12th annual installment of its Portfolio Night event (last year's brought on some rather ... [GalleyCat]
Friday Morning Stir - Posted March 7, 2014
-Global social media agency We Are Social has created a "word cloud" to reflect trends being discussed at SXSW this year (above). If you're attending SWSXi, peep this for reference in case you need. -TBWA\Digital A... [GalleyCat]
Wednesday Morning Stir - Posted February 5, 2014
-The Cannes Lions folks have started naming 2014 jury presidents. This year's judging leadership includes DDB Worldwide CCO Amir Kassaei for Film, Y&R global CEO D... [GalleyCat]
Wednesday Odds and Ends - Posted December 11, 2013
So, what is Barbarian Group co-founder Benjamin Palmer's creative process like? link -Biz dev consultant Michael Gass talks about how agencies should play con... [GalleyCat]
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-2014 International ANDY Awards chairman David Droga has picked his jury for next year's event, which takes place Feb. 18-24 in Shanghai. Among those creatives making the list, which spans the globe, are CP+B CEO ... [MediaJobsDaily]
Thursday Odds and Ends - Posted November 21, 2013
-2014 International ANDY Awards chairman David Droga has picked his jury for next year's event, which takes place Feb. 18-24 in Shanghai. Among those creatives making the list, which spans the globe, are CP+B CEO ... [GalleyCat]
Did You Know There Was an ADC Portfolio Night All-Star Battle? Well, Now You Know - Posted August 22, 2013
As we wrap up summer (went too fast, but FALL IN NY!), we'd be remiss if we didn't mention the happenings during the 2013 Art Directors Club Porfolio Night All-Stars. During the weeklong event from a couple of weeks ago, creative types from 24 co... [GalleyCat]
Thursday Morning Stir - Posted April 11, 2013
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Tuesday Odds and Ends - Posted January 22, 2013
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Ad Students Challenge DDB Stockholm to 'Keep its Promise,' Get Them a Paid Internship - Posted July 3, 2012
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DDB Claims Responsibility for 'Ethel's Brew' - Posted June 28, 2012
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Tuesday Morning Stir - Posted May 29, 2012
-DDB Worldwide CCO Amir Kassaei will lead the Film, Print, Outdor & Radio and Integrated juries at this year's Spikes Asia show. -KBM Group, which operates under Wunderman and therefore WPP, has acquired French digital data marketing firm Predictys SAS. -Sti... [GalleyCat]
Monday Morning Stir - Posted February 27, 2012
-DDB's global CCO Amir Kassaei will be establishing the network's global creative hub in Shanghai. -NBC Universal EVP, digital media sales Peter Naylor was appointed as the IAB's chairman of the b... [GalleyCat]
Scarpelli to Retire at Year's End - Posted November 9, 2011
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