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I use the P3X Fury for Adventure Racing (Land Nav Racing) to supplement my headlamp and you cannot beat it. The dual output gives me the run-time that I need for multiple night navigation as well as the distance that I need when it is putting out 1000 lumens to see if I am heading towards the right terrain feature. I carry it in the V70 hip holster and have never had it fall out even when it gets caught on branches or vines. Got it wet a few times, no problem. It is heavy, but if you are using it for self defense or policing that is probably what you want. Worth every ounce of weight on my belt!
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I own a dozen SureFire flashlights and the P3X is the most powerful, high-quality, bombproof illumination tool I have. I carry it everyday with an aftermarket titanium clip fastened to my cargo pants pocket. It's small and light enough that I barely notice it, but it shines like a searchlight, at 1000 lumens, and the low level 15-lumen setting is just enough for normal tasks. Well worth the $.
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This is a great light for someone working outside the entire night in all weather conditions. High and low light options are both easily accessed as needed and the size is perfect for someone who carries a lot of other tools and schematics.
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Great light. I have been using a UB3T Invictus prior to this purchase. While a terrific light, the Invictus is very large. The P3X fits conveniently in a pocket and is much easier for every day carry. Plus it is, if anything, even brighter on its high setting. It's definitely an attention-getter when you need one, and it lights up any area like Yankee Stadium. Its construction is as rugged as you can get, like all SureFire products; it can even be used to prop open heavy doors in an emergency with no damage other than a scratch on the finish. Great product, highly recommended, give it 5 stars.
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Strong housing and extremely bright light. The run time seems quite long for a lamp this powerful. The low beam is adequate for many uses and the high beam is truly blinding. This lamp is for people who want a serious lamp and can't afford to have their lamp fail
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Solid build. 10- year-old son dropped it and it was completely fine. I was worried, as he is a bit clumsy at times. Durable and bright, actually more bright than I actually need, but I like to be sure. I looked far and wide, reviewed many posts, and I am more than happy with my purchase. From home protection to tactical situations, I give the Fury 5 stars. As long as the warranty holds up, I think I am a lifetime customer. SureFire has confirmed my support of American made products.
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When I ordered my P3X they were out of stock. I understand why after receiving this pocket "Q Beam." I can imagine it is hard to keep them in stock. I am Assistant Chief at a VFD in Alaska. Scene lighting is always an issue in the wintertime (20 hours of darkness). I can't wait till winter to really put this thing through it's paces, it is not getting dark this time of year. So far it is as bright or even brighter than some headlights and searchlights. This is my 4th Surefire and I am still using them all.
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I've worked nightshift on patrol for almost ten years and like many have seen the progression of illumination tools. I've owned many Surefire products both for hand and duty weapon(s). This by far is the APEX of what is out there today. The P3X Fury constantly illuminates when I need it most often drowning out other officers low lumen lights. The difference is instantly amazing. This one tool will illuminate an entire sedan size car interior as soon as you push in the tail cap. A dramatic improvement to OFFICER SAFTEY! I have also used it to blind a German Shepard so to safely make it back to my squad. Thanks Surefire! Keep producing products that help us help other and save lives.
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A New Bern father is facing a driving while impaired charge after police said he backed his car halfway into a convenience store Wednesday night, all while his three-year-old son was in the backseat.
Sergeant Jason Williams with New Bern police told WITN the crash happened at the Super Stop convenience store on Neuse Boulevard, near Chattawaka Lane, around 7:30 Wednesday night.
Sgt. Williams said 36-year-old Taul Kap backed his car all the way around the building, then propelled into the store backwards with his trunk barely missing the checkout counter.
Two store clerks and a customer were inside at the time, according to police.
Kap's son was also buckled in the backseat of the vehicle.
Officers said people nearby who saw the whole thing stopped Kap when he tried to flee, grabbing the keys from the ignition.
No injuries were reported, though Sgt. Williams said the female customer was taken to the hospital after suffering what they believe was a panic attack.
Kap is now charged with DWI, child endangerment, hit and run, and no operators license.
Police said Kap was released to a sober family member after being charged while the three-year-old boy went home safely with his mother.
This instance marks the second time in less than a week that a New Bern driver has been charged for crashing into a building.
Last Friday morning, police said Charles Dietz ran his car into the Post Office on Glenburnie Road.
Investigators said Dietz reported his car stolen, though he was the one who drove it into the building an left it. Dietz was charged with filing a false police report, hit and run, and defacing a public building.
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Mark Reynolds hit a two-run homer in the ninth and Stephen Drew went deep in Arizona's three-run 10th inning, leading the Diamondbacks to a 5-2 win over the Colorado Rockies on Sunday.
Drew's second homer of the season came on a 1-0 pitch from Micah Bowie (0-1). Reynolds also had an RBI single in the 10th after the Rockies' infield let a popup by Orlando Hudson drop just over the mound. Alex Romero tacked on another run-scoring single.
It was Colorado's fifth straight loss.
With the Rockies leading 1-0, Conor Jackson started the ninth with a single and Reynolds followed with a two-run homer off Manny Corpas.
Matt Holliday tied it in the bottom half, drilling a pitch from Brandon Lyon (1-1) over the right-field fence for his first home run and RBI of the season. It was Lyon's second blown save.
Chad Qualls worked out of a jam in the 10th to earn his first save this season. He walked the first two batters, but got Ryan Spilborghs to roll into a double play and Troy Tulowitzki to line out.
Rookie Franklin Morales held the Diamondbacks to two hits over six innings in his first start of the year. Taylor Buchholz and Brian Fuentes kept Arizona in check before Corpas' meltdown.
Edgar Gonzalez lasted five innings for the Diamondbacks, giving up just one run and six hits. He entered the game with a 9.00 career ERA against the Rockies.
Colorado players trotted out to home plate to accept their NL championship rings before the game. Todd Helton, the face of the organization, got the loudest ovation.
Helton acknowledged the cheers with a simple wave of his hand. He opened up the box and just stared at the ring, which featured 69 diamonds and a purple "CR" embedded in a field of white gold.
The sleek-looking ring also had eight stones representing the NL wild-card tiebreaker win over San Diego and the seven victories in playoff sweeps of Philadelphia and the Diamondbacks.
Tulowitzki broke out of an 0-for-18 slump with two hits.
Colorado scored a run in the third. Tulowitzki punched a two-out single to center and then stole second. Helton drove him in with a single up the middle, and has now hit safely in all six games.
The Rockies squandered scoring chances by hitting into double plays in each of the first two innings, and again in the seventh.
Morales retired the Diamondbacks in order in the opening frame, the first time a Rockies pitcher has done that in 20 innings.
The Diamondbacks will unfurl their banner commemorating the team's NL West crown on Monday in their home opener.
"It's always nice to see," manager Bob Melvin said. "But you're in a new season and you have to get past that and realize that is past history."
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Matt Miller's horrible 2 percent idea.
One would think that the political parties, think tanks, and special interest groups—designed from the bottom up as partisan bodies—would be the logical object of Miller's lobbying to get "important" and "uncovered" issues that matter to him into the news, and not the non-partisan press. Surely it would be easier to persuade the Democratic Party or the Greens to embrace the 2 percent solution than to arrange its sale to Downie, Bill Keller, John Carroll, and Paul Steiger. But no, says Miller. The responsibility falls to the press because the parties aren't "addressing these issues seriously."
In other words, newspapers should become more like political parties because the political parties have become more like the nonpartisan—and by implication, responsibility-evading—newspapers. One can almost smell the steam rising out of Len Downie's ears.
Public journalism failed to catch root with readers or reporters because it's more a New Age exercise in "empowerment" than it is news-gathering, recasting reporters as mediators or public therapists guiding the citizenry on their happy path to storybook consensus and closure. But Miller and the public journalism avatars not only overestimate the desire of daily newspapers to push and drive the public in the direction of "social justice," they overestimate the willingness of the reader to be led. Only the intellectually sheltered could think of readers as passive serfs awaiting the prodding of the philosopher kings on the bottom of Page One.
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A popular face and name in the Indian film,
television and theatre industry, Krutika Desai Khan is all set to enter
COLORS popular show, Uttaran in a completely bold avatar.
Entering the show as Ekadish who plays Vishu's mother, Kruthika will be seen sporting a bald look for the show. She will be the first actresses on Indian television to go bald for a role following in the footsteps of other famous Bollywood actresses like Shabana Azmi, Lisa Ray, Nandita Das, Sarika and now recently Tanuja, who have shaved their hair off for roles.
Well recognized for her character in 'A mouthful of Sky, Kkusum, Buniyaad, Yeh Meri Life Hai, and Anu Ki Ho Gayi Wah Bhai Wah, Krutika is known to never shy away from doing bold roles.
A little nervous and a little excited,
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Talking about this experience, Kruthika said, "I feel good as well as a little embarrassed with
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while to make up my mind to finally decide on taking up this role. When I was
approached for the role, my daughter was more excited than me and she was the
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Adding on a lighter note, Kruthika added, "Summer is around the corner. Luckily I won't have to worry about my hair and feeling hot.
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The State Patrol says traffic deaths in Colorado have declined 34 percent in the last six years.
Patrol chief Mark Trostel told the Legislature's Joint Budget Committee that serious injuries and fatal crashes have decreased from 12-thousand-340 in 2001 to nine-thousand-220 in 2005.
Statistics for last year were not available.
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The term "communication" is considered as a transfer of some sort of information which is vitally important for business organizations. The role of communication can't be overestimated in any business as it's one of the basic functions in management.
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Types Of Communication In Communication Technology
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This informative article details the many types of technology that can be used by businesses for communication, including telephone and VOIP systems, wireless technology, visual communication, and other advanced methods.
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Means Of Communication
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The older form of communication is speech. In the beginning of human history, people could only use direct verbal speech to exchange information. But this way of communication had many shortcomings. It was not useful, for instance, when one wanted to speak to someone far away. So distance was a problem. And the spoken word could not be kept secret easily. So people wanted to invent a new method of communication.
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Calling Cards - Low Cost Methods of Communication
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In telecommunications, the calling cards are becoming increasingly popular every day, because of their flexibility, convenience and ease of use.
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Theoretical and Potential "Thought Swapping" Methods For Future Communication
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In the longer term, it's been reasoned by several futurists, and high-tech entrepreneurs that thought swapping will be the means that humans communicate. It also seems that since we have a tendency to have vocal cords, whether or not we have a tendency to have a pair of,000 years of thought swapping technologies, therefore no would like to communicate verbally, we will still have vocal cords, albeit slightly de-evolved.
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The internet itself was considered, in its early life, an unconventional communication method, which later proved to be only the avant-garde of a panoramic vision comprising quite a lot of word-spreading channels, the most frequent being the blogs, the forums, the messenger services and, lately, communication through funny pictures and funny videos.
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IM Style Communication in Business
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The question for instant messages and tweets which have become the common informal methods of communication is their acceptable degree in a business context. But the application process for a new job opening is also another question offered nextly.
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Automation and Communication Technology
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Automation is actually a process wherein the repetitive tasks that we do are being done by automated machineries such as robots and computers while communication technology refers to the methods and techniques that we use to send and receive messages across distances.
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Proven Methods To Communicate With Your Puppy
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Who doesn''t this classic, cliched scene from movies and Television shows about "Lassie" or some other remarkably nicely spoken dog. The hero canine runs to her owner and starts barking excitedly, and...
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In early days letters were used for communication which was too time consuming. But telephone brought a new era of communication in the world. The telephone referred to as a phone, is a telecommunications device that transmits and receives sounds such as the voice of humans.
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Common Mediums of Communication
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Communication is a part of our everyday lives. Certainly, we can never live without it. How can we express ourselves, send important information, or just call somebody without communicating? Well, because of its importance, our means of communication was widened by specialists and inventors.
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The Appropriate Workplace Communication
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As we all know, the process of communication involves a sender, receiver and feedback. It is a two way method that could only work if it can be clearly delivered. It will never be effective if the recipient did not understand the message coming from the sender...
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Cross Cultural Communication Consultants
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Cross cultural communication consultants have return a protracted method in the short period of your time such specialists have been in demand. Now not are they expatriates with some years overseas experience and the potential to impart their data onto others. Cross cultural consultants now bring expertise that's founded upon a variety of key factors.
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Four-term U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer joins us to talk about California's drought, her push to raise the federal minimum wage and the Democrats' fight to retain control of the Senate, among other issues facing the state and the nation. We'll also ask her about how the Netflix series "House of Cards" (which she binge-watches) compares to real-life Washington.
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fisherman must report all species and the number of turtles harvested. Researchers in many states are concerned about the harvest of these long-lived species, and the information received from the new harvest forms should help protect these important aquatic reptiles.
Keeping Missouri's deer herd free from chronic wasting disease continues to be a high priority. In the past, the Conservation Department monitored CWD in captive deer herds. Now the Missouri Department of Agriculture will be in charge of the herds, which are not part of Missouri's wild deer population. The Conservation Department will continue to test for CWD in wild deer and work with the Department of Agriculture if CWD is detected.
Hunters who travel from another state and are transporting harvested deer, moose or elk with the spinal column or head attached must report the carcasses' entry into Missouri to the Conservation Department within 24 hours of entering the state, and the carcass must be taken to a licensed meat processor or taxidermist within 72 hours of entry. Meat processors and taxidermists must dispose of the spinal cord and other parts in a properly permitted landfill. Hunters do not need to contact the Department if they are bringing back cut and wrapped meat that has been boned out, quarters and other portions of meat with no part of the spinal column or head attached; hides or capes from which all excess tissue has been removed; antlers; antlers attached to skull plates or skulls cleaned of all muscle and brain tissue; upper canine teeth; and finished taxidermy products.
Two changes have been made to the Wildlife Collector's Permit, which allow researchers to take species from the wild to study. To help keep diseases from spreading, wildlife held in captivity away from the area they were taken are not to be returned to the wild unless approved ahead of time. Also, helpers who do not have their own permit must be under the direct, in-person supervision of the permit holder at all times.
Because commercially reared tiger salamander larvae—also called water dogs or mud puppies—are often infected with diseases that could harm native species, they may not be sold for live bait in Missouri. The diseases they carry have caused massive die-offs of amphibians in areas where they have been sold as bait
In the past, trout infected with parasitic copepods were not allowed to be stocked in any fish-rearing facility that discharges water to streams. However, starting this year in areas that are already infected with copepods, infected fish may be stocked in those areas only.
Aquaculturists requested the addition of Atlantic salmon to the Approved Aquatic Species list to permit this species to be reared in facilities that discharge to waters of the state. Because any salmon that escape from such facilities are unlikely to successfully reproduce in the wild, this request was approved. Atlantic salmon, however, must be certified as free of several diseases that could affect native aquatic species before they can be imported.
The Conservation Department has more than 1,000 conservation areas around the state. To allow for quality hunts, fishing and other outdoor experiences, area managers sometimes request changes on their areas. This year, some areas will have new length limits on bass, longer hours for dove hunting; some banned float tubes, and others changed rules on using decoys and blinds. To see all the regulations on a specific conservation area and to find out what is available to do, visit our online atlas. You can search by county, area name or region.
How regulations are set
Each year the Regulations Committee reviews the Wildlife Code of Missouri to ensure the state's forests, fish and wildlife are protected. Here's how the process works.
- Changes proposed by the public and staff are brought to the committee to review.
- The committee researches the effects of the proposed regulation changes. Information reviewed may include costs to taxpayers, effects on wildlife populations, user group surveys, public comments and feasibility studies.
- When research shows a change could improve management of a species or provide more opportunities for Missourians to enjoy the outdoors, a proposed regulation change is sent to the director.
- If the director approves the change, the proposal is submitted to the Conservation Commission, four citizens appointed by the governor.
- If passed by the Commission, the proposed changes are filed with the secretary of state and published in the Missouri Register. The link can be found at www.MissouriConservation.org/19400.
- The filing begins the 30-day public comment period. If no comments are received, the final regulation is filed and becomes effective either 30 days after publication in the Missouri Code of State Regulations or on the date specified in the proposal.
- When comments are received, the proposal is reviewed. Based on the public's comments, the Commission may decide to drop, modify or implement the regulation.


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Do you offer child care?
Yes. Stafford Hills believes that being a family-centered club means that children's and youth activities are key to our membership services. Children are separated by age group and cared for by a trained team of child care specialists in a safe, clean and healthy environment. Special children's activities and camps promote learning, skill development and physical activity.
Will the number of memberships be limited?
Yes. For the convenience of our loyal members, and to assure access to Club facilities, courts and equipment, the number of members will be limited.
How do I become a member?
We would love to share with you all of the benefits of membership at Stafford Hills Club. Please contact our Membership Director, Tony S, firstname.lastname@example.com
How does Stafford Hills manage tennis court and lesson reservations?
All court and lesson reservations are managed online via an easy-to-use reservation system. Telephone reservations may also be made.
What types of group fitness classes are offered at Stafford Hills Club?
A large array of popular classes are offered such as yoga, pilates, studio cycling, Zumba® and many others. Many classes are offered as part of the membership package, while others are offered for a nominal fee.
Is Stafford Hills part of a network of clubs?
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Is there a food and beverage minimum?
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What is the guest fee?
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How do I obtain a locker and how much will it cost?
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The last couple of weeks we've been talking about men's fashion and grooming, and how it's just as difficult and important for men to keep up on this stuff as it is for women.
Starting at the top. The waistband. Since all the mass of our butts long ago migrated to our guts, a snug waistband or belt is critical. Say no to crack. Anyone that wants to see your backside will eventually ask you for the honor.
16 year old boys look stupid with underwear above their waistband. 40 year old men get made fun of. Here's a couple pointers: buying low-rise briefs does not make you gay. Buying low-rise briefs or boxers can help keep your tighty-whiteys where they belong. Bikini briefs will make you gay. And cranky. A thong is always wrong.
Rise is critical. (rise is the distance from the crotch to the waistband) You know when you see an old man with his belt right under his armpits? The rise is too long.
If the rise is too short, you'll get an embarassing case of camel toe and get cranky. (see comment above) Anyone that wants to see the boys will eventually ask for the honor.
Pant length. Probably the biggest crime in men's fashion. Your hemline should touch the point on your shoe where the leather (or whatever) connects with the sole. NEVER EVER shorter.
Today's Gay Agenda: All this fashion talk calls for a trip to the mall.


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LeBron posts 500,000.
Here's a nice slice of info for LeBron or Swoosh Basketball fans that came out of the 2011 Nike Investor Update Meeting today (which you could have kept up with in real time @CounterKicks on Twitter).
Despite "The Decision" and all the circus that surrounded LeBron James and the Miami Heat this past 2010-11 NBA season, the Nike LeBron 8 shoe sold over 500,000 pairs. Nike LeBron 8 V/1 and V/2 regular season models retailed for $160, while the post season-designed LeBron 8 PS retailed for $150. If we do some quick and dirty math, we can assume this year's signature LeBron shoe brought in a retail gross total north of $75 million dollars, perhaps as much or more than $100 million when the final tally is in. Someone get Nike Senior Basketball Designer Jason Petrie a raise! Or some stock options.


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A new, open-access article in the Journal of Integrated Pest Management provides a review of cereal leaf beetle biology, past and present management practices, and current research being conducted.
Cereal leaf beetle, Oulema melanopus L., is an introduced insect pest of small grains first recorded in the United States in the early 1960s. Since its introduction from Europe or Asia into Michigan, cereal leaf beetle has rapidly spread and can now be found in most states. Cereal leaf beetle feeds on numerous species of grasses and is considered a major pest of oats, barley, and wheat.
Although several studies have investigated cereal leaf beetle biology and population dynamics, numerous gaps remain in understanding the mechanisms that influence its spread and distribution, which makes predicting pest outbreaks difficult. Because of the difficulty in predicting when and where pest outbreaks will occur many growers in the southeast apply insecticides on a calendar basis rather than using a threshold-based integrated pest management approach.
A future challenge will be to develop new information and procedures that will encourage growers to reevaluate the way they are approaching spring-time insect control in wheat, and consider adoption of the integrated pest management approach.
Explore further: Biologists sequenced red flour beetle genome
More information:
"Fifty Years of Cereal Leaf Beetle in the U.S.: An Update on Its Biology, Management, and Current Research" is available for free at bit.ly/r7KLZY


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Since 2007, a group of faculty members and students from Parsons; the Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy; and the Graduate Program in International Affairs have worked with Ajkem'a Loy'a, a group of female Mayan weavers in Guatemala, to help them develop their business, communication, and design skills and increase their income.
San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala.
Identify ways to support a group of traditional Mayan weavers in Guatemala as they changed from simply being makers into full-fledged designers.
A team of faculty members designed courses to teach students about Mayan culture, craft processes, the craft market, microfinancing, and other related topics. The students then designed financial literacy, marketing and communications, and product development workshops for the weavers.
At the end of the semester, a group of professors and students spent part of the summer living in San Lucas Toliman and conducting daily workshops with the women of Ajkem'a Loy'a. New School faculty and students collaborated with the weavers on products for both American and European markets. Both the New York Daily News and the television show Latino Nation covered the project.
The course was co-taught by the coordinator of the Graduate Program in International Affairs and faculty from the Parsons Integrated Design BFA program.


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SIGGRAPH Asia Feels Right, What Singapore Has To Do With
For everyone used to the grandeur and immense scale of the U.S. SIGGRAPH, it is important to explain that the inaugural SIGGRAPH Asia in Singapore is planned to be much smaller. ACM has taken a big risk in bringing the conference abroad, no one could be certain if it would work. With the last conference day still ahead of us I would already like to call the show a success. From what I see and hear, everybody seems happy at SIGGRAPH Asia in Singapore. The exhibition floor is busy; the quality of talks is as high as we are used to, the Electronic Theater has been praised for its quality selection, and whether speaking with SIGGRAPH Committee members or attendees, everyone notes the intimate feeling, "stars" of the community become more approachable and there is a family flair in the air.
Singapore? Singapore! Some factors that are making this a great show can be attributed to the very active and growing Asian Computer Graphics community, some of it to the vibrant scene in Singapore itself. It is not a coincidence that Singapore is striving in animation and games. MDA, the Media Development Authority, a government agency, is heavily supporting our industry with research and creative grants, new schools and training facilities and support for companies. Adding to the local studio scene, the opening of Lucasfilm Animation Singapore has been a milestone, with Ubisoft having opened this year and Double Negative setting up their studio in spring 2009.
The latest project is the NYP-SESI Visual Effects Studio, a collaboration between Nanyang Polytechnic and Canadian software developer Side Effects Asia Pacific (SESI-AP). It is aimed at training and producing talent in visual effects, games and interactive digital media for Singapore and the region.
Another project that has just been announced is Mediapolis @ one-north, a 200-ha innovation and R&D hub driven by industry demand, will be developed in stages. When ready, it will be a hub that will house a media ecosystem comprising soundstages with green screen capabilities; digital production and broadcast facilities; interactive digital media (IDM) and R&D activities; Computer-generated Imagery and visual effects; post-production, games and animation; industry-response digital media schools, business parks, work lofts and incubators; intellectual property (IP) creation and digital rights management.
Melanie Beisswenger is character animator and animation teacher based in Singapore. Some of her past projects include the Academy Award winning feature film Happy Feet, the stereoscopic 3D animated feature Fly Me to the Moon and the TV launch commercial for the blockbuster game BioShock.
Melanie is teaching as Assistant Professor at the School of Art, Design and Media, NTU in Singapore and has been involved with SIGGRAPH Asia 2008 as Computer Animation Festival Producer.


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(Algebra: solving quadratic equations) The two roots of a quadratic equation
ax2+ bx + c = 0 can be
obtained using the following formula:
r1 = —b + √( b2— 4ac) and
r2 = —b — √(b2— 4ac )2a 2ab2
— 4ac is called the discriminant of the quadratic equation. If it is positive, the equation has two real
roots. If it is zero, the equation has one root. If it is negative, the equation has no real roots.
Write a program that prompts the user to enter values for a, b, and c and displays the result based on the discriminant. If the discriminant is positive, display two roots. If the discriminant is 0, display one root.
Otherwise, display "The equation has no real roots". Note you can use Math. pow(x , 0. 5) to compute
√x. Here are some sample runs.
Enter a, b, c: 1.0 3 1
The roots are -0.381966 and -2.61803
Enter a, b, c: 1 2.0 1
The root is -1
Enter a, b, c: 1 2 3
The equation has no real roots.
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I know this is going to seem like a minor one...but it ticked me off and where else can I vent to some understanding Jewish moms :)
My babysitter (been with us almost 3 yrs), who has worked for Jewish observant families for more than 20 years, showed up at our house this morning with 2 gifts. In past years she had given my son a Chanukah gift. This year she didnt and I just thought that maybe she decided not to, since now we have 2 kids or whatever. And then I forgot about it. So my son, says "whats in the bag?" and she says "I brought you some gifts for the holidays!" And, like a good Jewish boy, DS says "what holiday? Chanukah is over a long time ago!" I looked up and said, uh...thanks, but why didnt you bring these over during our holiday!?
She responded that she didnt realize Chanukah was so early this year until it happened.
Now. I know that isnt true, b/c we discussed the whole Thanksgivukkah thing like a zillion times in the weeks leading up to it, b/c DS learned about both in school and he was talking about it nonstop being on the same day. Plus, ours is 8 days long, and included a very long holiday weekend for my babysitter. We saw her on Day 1 and not again until Day 6! Plenty of time to pick up a toy or two if that was her plan.
Of course its super nice that she buys my kids gifts, but I was pretty annoyed at her bringing what she saw as Christmas gifts (wrapped in very Christmas paper, which of course means nothing to my kids) b/c she probably did all her shopping last weekend or whatever, and she couldnt really get it in her head that this isnt a holiday season for us...the holiday was a month ago.
ok. thanks for listening. I jumped in this morning and told DS that she didnt have time to go to the store when it was Chanukah but now b/c we were away last week she had time, so that's why the gifts are here now. He's 3, so that made enough sense to him


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Concurrent's Multi-Screen Media Data & Logistics Solution To Be Deployed On Rogers Network
ATLANTA, Sept. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Concurrent (NASDAQ: CCUR), a global leader in video and media data solutions, today announced that Rogers Communications has completed the first stages of the multi-phased implementation of Concurrent's Media Data and Advertising Solutions (MDAS) for deployment across the entire Rogers footprint. The multi-year, fully managed services agreement gives Rogers a holistic view of their customers' viewing experience for all broadband video offerings, setting the stage for enabling best-of-breed media intelligence solutions. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110317/CL67141LOGO )The Concurrent MDAS platform provides visibility into the quality of the customer experience, allowing Rogers to quickly address any technical issues and correct them immediately, maximizing operational efficiencies and providing cohesive, multi-platform service offerings to its subscriber base. Rogers is a diversified public Canadian communications and media company. They are Canada's largest provider of wireless voice and data communications services and one of Canada's leading providers of cable television, high speed Internet and telephony services. Concurrent's MDAS solution enables Rogers to understand the entire subscriber experience spanning its video and online service platforms, allowing Rogers to concentrate on providing the best possible customer experience while Concurrent provides proactive support. "Concurrent is very pleased to expand its relationship with Rogers," said Paul Haddad, Concurrent's senior vice president of media data and advertising solutions. "Our advanced cross-service media data platform will provide Rogers with a comprehensive view of their multi-screen media business performance, enabling an optimized subscriber experience." About Concurrent Concurrent (NASDAQ: CCUR) is a global leader in innovative solutions that enable the seamless delivery, management and monetization of video on any screen. Built on a solid foundation of video firsts and patented, Emmy® Award winning technology, Concurrent's screen-independent video delivery and media data solutions create a truly holistic, 360 degree view of the consumer video experience. By harnessing the full potential of video, Concurrent provides customers in the cable, telecommunications, wireless, web, advertising and content development industries with new revenue opportunities such as advanced advertising. Concurrent's video solutions are built upon a rich heritage of high-performance real-time technology, which also powers solutions for the defense, aerospace, automotive and financial industries. Concurrent has offices in North America, Europe and Asia. For more information on Concurrent, visit www.ccur.com and follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/concurrent_ccur. Certain statements made or incorporated by reference in this release may constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the federal securities laws. Statements regarding future events and development and our future performance, as well as our expectations, beliefs, plans, estimates, or projections relating to the future, are forward-looking statements within the meaning of these laws. These forward looking statements include, among others, statements regarding our products and product development. All forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual events to differ materially from those projected. Such risks and uncertainties include our ability to meet customer schedules and demands and deployment and integration goals. Important risk factors are discussed in our Form 10-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 30, 2011, and may be discussed in subsequent filings with the SEC. The risk factors discussed in such Form 10-K under the heading "Risk Factors" are specifically incorporated by reference in this press release. Our forward-looking statements are based on current expectations and speak only as of the date of such statements. We undertake no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of future events, new information, or otherwise. Concurrent, Concurrent Computer Corporation and its logo are registered trademarks of Concurrent. All other Concurrent product names are trademarks of Concurrent, while all other product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. SOURCE Concurrent
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Chloe Eau De Fleurs Lavande Perfume by Chloe, Launched by the design house of chloe in february 2009, the third tantalizing fragrance in the eau de fleurs collection is lavande . This lovely and light lavender fragrance perfectly represents the sweet and elegant woman who possesses a natural charm and subtle hint of mystery. Everything about this fragrance suggests natural beauty and loveliness. Top notes include bergamot and tea. Middle heart notes weave lavender, iris and violet with the ... Read More ... Read More delightful base notes of white cedar, musk, vetiver and amber. All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations.
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Vikings coach Brad Childress hasn't decided whether to fine running back Adrian Peterson for missing mandatory minicamp practices, but the state of Minnesota has decided to fine him $378 for speeding.
Peterson will pay a $300 fine and $78 in surcharges after pleading guilty to driving 99 mph in a 55 mph zone, the Associated Press reports. He has also been ordered to do 16 hours of community service.
Based on the Associated Press report, it sounds like Peterson got off easy here: Peterson will keep his driver's license even though he was clocked at 109 mph in a 55 mph zone. Minnesota law says that a driver's license will be revoked for at least six months for driving over 100 mph, but Peterson was able to reach an agreement earlier this month to plead guilty to an amended charge that reduced his speed to 99 mph.
They should make fines a percentage of yearly income.
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May 5, 2016
Expect a mild start Tuesday with fog possible before 9am.
As soon as any morning fog burns off expect temperatures to rise quickly into the 80s before topping out near 90°.
The humidity will push the heat index into the middle 90s making for an uncomfortable afternoon.
The heat and humidity will likely produce a few isolated storms Tuesday but the coverage will only be 20% with most areas likely dodging the rain for the day. Most of these storms will be located along the sea breeze boundary.
The storms that do form will have the potential to produce locally heavy downpours.
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1. The Damned Gate (Intro)
2. Intuition of Dogma
3. Consonant Dimension
4. Vomiting...Diminish...Slaughter
5. Blind Revenge
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7. Brain Dead
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Minutes of Proceedings
Session: 2012/2013
Date: 31 January 2013
Venue: Room 30
The meeting began at 10.12am in public session.
1. Apologies
There were no apologies.
2. Chairperson's Business
Members considered a press release from the European Commission regarding Horizon 2020 calling for experts to shape the agenda.
Agreed: to forward the press release to those who gave evidence to the Committee's Research and Development Inquiry.
Agreed: to forward the press release to determine if the Department intends to encourage and support any individuals or organisations from Northern Ireland to apply.
Members noted a schedule of events during the term of the Irish Presidency of the Council of the EU which may be relevant to the work of the Committee.
Agreed: to seek further information on an SME conference in June.
Members noted a request from the Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce for the Chairperson to provide 100 words of editorial on kick-starting an exporting culture within the Northern Ireland Business Community.
Agreed: the Committee agreed a draft editorial.
Members noted that the Committee will host an event on the regulation of Payday Lending on Tuesday 5 February 2013.
3. Minutes of the meeting held on Thursday 24 January 2013
Members considered the draft minutes of the 24 January 2013.
Minutes were agreed.
4. Matters Arising
Members noted a response from the Department regarding a Committee query on the work carried out using UK Guarantees on energy and broadband.
Members noted a response from the Department for Health, Social Services and Public Safety regarding the Small Business Research Initiative
Members noted a response from the Office of the First Minister and deputy First Minister which relates to the Small Business Research Initiative.
Agreed: to receive a progress report from all departments in September on any further actions taken regarding the Small Business Research Initiative.
Members noted a response from Committee for the Office of the First Minister and deputy First Minister regarding the Strategic Investment Board Portal.
Members considered responses from the Department and from Invest NI regarding the City of Culture 2013.
Paul Frew entered the meeting at 10.17am
Agreed: to forward the responses to Derry City Council.
Members noted a response from the Department regarding the Strategy and Plan for Energy 2050.
Agreed: to defer consideration of this response to the next meeting.
Members noted a response from the Department regarding the Barroso Taskforce Working Group.
Members noted a response from the Department clarifying the £18.2m bid in respect of the Titanic Signature Project.
Members considered the update from the Department on the EU Commission referral of the UK to the EU Court of Justice for failure to transpose relevant EU directives on common rules for the internal markets in electricity and natural gas.
Agreed: to ask the Department for details of the proportion of the costs which would be borne by the Executive if there were to be an affirmative judgement.
Members noted a response from the Department regarding Enterprise Zones.
Members considered a slight amendment to the Committee's report on the 2nd Legislative Consent Memorandum regarding the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill.
Agreed: the Committee agreed the report as amended.
Members noted the response from Invest NI on figures for private investment.
Sandra Overend joined the meeting at 10.21am
5. Moyle Interconnector: - Oral Briefing from Mutual Energy
Representatives joined the meeting at 10.20am
Sue Ramsey joined the meeting at 10.22am
Members received an oral briefing from Mr Paddy Larkin, Chief Executive, Mutual Energy and Mr Gerard McIlroy, Finance Director, Mutual Energy.
Key issues discussed included: the positive and negative features of the Moyle Electricity Interconnector and the proposals to develop the Islandmagee gas storage project.
Stephen Moutray joined the meeting at 10.29am
Patsy McGlone joined the meeting at 10.54am and took the Chair
Sue Ramsey left the meeting at 11.41am
Sandra Overend left the meeting at 12.15pm
6. Tourism Statistics:- Oral briefing from Tourism Policy Branch, DETI.
Representatives joined the meeting at 12.15pm
Members received an oral briefing from Ms Loraine Fleming. Principal, Tourism Policy Branch. Mr James Gillan, Senior Principal Statistician, NISRA. Ms Lara McCorry, Director of Corporate Development, Northern Ireland Tourist Board.
Key issues discussed included: the problems regarding the collation of tourism statistics and the process of analysing statistics.
Agreed: to receive a response from the Department regarding a reduction in the number of hotel rooms.
Agreed: to receive information from the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency regarding statistics relating to Cruise Lines and Coach Numbers in Northern Ireland.
Stephen Moutray left the meeting at 12.50pm
Sue Ramsey returned to the meeting at 1.02pm
Patsy McGlone vacated the Chair at 1.03pm
The Clerk took the Chair at 1.03pm
The Clerk called for nominations for the position of a temporary Chairperson. Ms Sue Ramsey proposed that: Mr Alban Maginness be temporary Chairperson of the Committee. Mr Paul Frew seconded this and the nomination was accepted.
On there being no further nominations the Clerk put the question without debate.
Agreed: The Committee agreed that Mr Maginness, being the only candidate proposed, be temporary Chairperson of the Committee.
Patsy McGlone left the meeting at 1.03 p
Patsy McGlone returned to the meeting at 1.06pm and took the Chair.
Agreed: to receive from NISRA documentation on the methodology used to collate tourist statistics.
7. Green Jobs Initiative:- Written Briefing from Assembly Research
Agreed: to defer consideration of this paper to the next meeting.
8. Subordinate Legislation: SL1: The Gas (Applications for Licenses and Extensions) (Amendment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2013
Members were content with the policy implications on the proposed legislation.
9. Correspondence
Members noted the following items of correspondence for action:
i. From the Utility Regulator regarding the implementation of EU Third energy Package
Agreed: to receive a further briefing from the Utility Regulator following the implementation of the legislation.
Members noted the following items of correspondence
ii. From the Department regarding new evaluation protocol.
iii. From the Institution of Engineering technology regarding an invitation to the Chairperson and Deputy Chairperson to attend the NI annual dinner.
iv. From the Utility Regulator regarding the incentivisation of conversion to natural gas.
v. From the Committee for Social Development regarding the Fuel Poverty Action Groups update.
10. Any other business
Members considered the Forward Work Programme.
Members noted that neither the Chair or the Committee Office has been contacted to arrange or facilitate a meeting on the review of the Consumer Council.
Agreed: the Committee agreed to visit Bombardier and Harland & Wolff during February.
Agreed: the Forward Work Programme was agreed.
11. Date, time and place of next meeting
The next meeting of the Committee will take place on 07 February at 10.00 am Room 30, Parliament Buildings.
The Chair adjourned the meeting at 1.35pm
Mr Patsy McGlone
Chair, Committee for Enterprise, Trade and Investment
07 February 2013


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Noah Baumbach's follow-up to the absurdly hilarious 2005 Oscar nominee The Squid and the Whale, Margot at the Wedding, was near the top of my most-anticipated releases going into fall of last year. The trailer was good. It looked like Nicole Kidman was trying to act again and I was looking forward to seeing Jack Black take on a role that looked like it could push him into dramatic territory. It looked as shrewd and honest as Squid but looked like it might be more rooted in reality than that film. But, when I heard negative reviews upon release I was less-enthused to see it, and whenever I was going to give it a chance, some other film was just a little more enticing.
That all being said, Margot's release on DVD finally gave me a chance to sit down and watch it.
Margot at the Wedding is not a bad movie, it's an ill-advised one. If I were to give it a grade (which I have to) I would give it an "Incomplete." The movie starts with a boy receiving change and ends just in to a bus ride, and inbetween is a whole lot of nothing. The plot summary is a quick one: Insecure Margot (Kidman) is invited to the wedding of her insecure sister Pauline (Jennifer Jason Leigh) to an unemployed (and insecure) musician named Malcolm (Black). The two sisters haven't spoken in sometime and as soon as Margot arrives brutally honest judgment begins.
I enjoyed the brutal honesty and non-subtlety that came with Squid and the Whale, but even though the characters in that film were heavily flawed, they were still relatable. Here, the characters are just fucked up. We have siblings that are highly competitive, two cousins that always look like they're on the verge of making out, and a husband that everyone pities. However, the similarities to Arrested Development end there, because there's nothing endearing about this dysfunctional family. There's nothing engaging or interesting about them and the entire experience is extremely uncomfortable. Now, I understand that this discomfort is probably what Baumbach had hoped for, and Lord knows we've all had our share of awkward family encounters. The characters are rich with idiosyncracies and inherent contradictions, yes, but Baumbach gives them nothing to do that's worth watching.
As for the DVD, it's pretty bare-bones. There's only one feature here and it's a conversation between Baumbach and wife JJL. The director and star commisserate about how brilliant Nicole Kidman is and how the relationships between the characters are layered thick with pain and fleeting happiness. When listening to the two of them talk to each other (which is strange because no one conducts the interview–it's literally a conversation husband and wife could have over breakfast), one thing became clear: Noah Baumbach didn't do a great job directing Margot at the Wedding. I can tell from the way he talks about these characters that he had pasts and complexities all mapped out for them, and loved working with the cooperative actors. This does not come across for the viewer, and I'm left with the feeling that if this movie had been directed by someone with more of a flair for bringing out internal feelings, like Sideways director Alexander Payne for instance, this could have been a much more worthwhile experience.
High-fives: Jack Black's performance; some genuinely funny moments.
No-fives: Lack of straight-forward direction; casting Nicole Kidman in a role that would've been OWNED by Catherine Keener; all genuinely funny moments are in the film's trailer.


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Four skilled strangers join forces to save the world from an ancient and unspeakable evil. Along the way, theyll learn to work together, respect each other, and grow into better warriors and better people. Sound familiar? It should—its the basic plotline of every console role-playing game (RPG) ever released.
Wild Arms 3 is no exception. Traditional to a fault, the third installment in this series sticks to convention like a stamp to an envelope. The series one daring design decision—to set the game in an alternate version of the Wild West instead of the fantasy realms or steampunk settings of most titles in the genre—remains the only break from conventional RPG structure and presentation.
How one views this is largely a matter of opinion. RPG fans dont mind traditional plotlines filled with archetypal characters doing things that theyve seen a thousand times before. These gamers will enjoy Wild Arms 3 because its a good, if not overly original, RPG.
Gamers expecting something more dynamic and involving will most likely find Wild Arms 3 to be a rather trite and staid gaming experience. How much enjoyment a player will get out of the game depends largely on how they feel about the genre in general.
Graphically, Wild Arms 3 is fairly impressive. The move to a cel-shaded 3D look comes off much better than the many screenshots would have you believe. For some reason, seeing the characters in motion is a much more impressive experience than gawking at a still.
The game has a distinctive aesthetic at work in it visually—sort of a cross between the spaghetti westerns of the 1970s filtered through Japanese anime. Wild Arms 3 never looks as gritty as the films of men like Sergio Leone, but the influence is there, subtly, in almost every scene.
Dungeons dont fare quite as well, featuring some rather bland architecture and simplistic design (particularly in comparison to the recent crop of PlayStation 2 RPGs), but Wild Arms has never really been about jaw-dropping graphics anyway.
What it has been about is gameplay, and this installment in the series is quite possibly the high point.
Featuring a traditional turn-based battle system complete with random encounters, the game borrows a page from the Grandia series by implementing a battle system thats never static despite being turn-based. Characters move about the battlefield, and a bit of strategy is involved in figuring out whom to attack and when. Add in the fact that the characters guns (thats rightno swords or staffs here) have to be reloaded (which takes up an attack turn) and the battles become very dynamic.
The other interesting twist to the battle system is the addition of force points in place of traditional magic points. Characters build force points through actions in battle and then can use them for support or attack spells. Successfully dodging attacks and things of that nature will earn the player more force points.
As mentioned before, battles are encountered randomly—and the encounter rate in Wild Arms 3 is high. Fortunately, the game features an Encounter Gauge, which can be used to skip some of the random encounters (at a cost). Using the feature depletes the gauge, and players will eventually be forced to fight.
When that happens, one can simply employ the auto-battle feature instead of duking it out manually with easy opponents. The auto system features a nice range of artificial intelligence options that should be useful in any given situation.
Like most RPGs, the game follows a town-dungeon-town pattern in the gameplay. The dungeons feature lots of enemies as well as numerous puzzles not unlike the Zelda games. Each of the four characters will receive three tools, and using these tools is often the key to solving the many puzzles littered throughout the dungeons. There arent any major brainteasers, but it is nice to see that the series is moving beyond the simple block pushing puzzles of the earlier games.
Wild Arms 3 is a traditional RPG with a few minor innovations. It does everything an RPG should do and does it pretty well, but the lack of innovation is a bit disappointing. This is a genre that has become so mired in predictability that its possible to sum up most of the games in brief, Hollywood-style logline. Wild Arms 3 doesnt do anything to break the RPG mold, but whether thats a good or bad thing is a matter of perspective.


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What would you suggest to regular folks holding down 9-to-5 jobs on securing their own financial future?
Believe in something they are passionate about and don't quit until they make it happen. That's part of being an artist. There are a lot of different ways to be an artist, and I think the best way is have a dream. You have to start day-by-day to make it happen. You end up happy at the end of your life because you haven't given up your dreams. So if someone is interested in real estate, start buying small and then grow. If someone is interested in art, start collecting small and branch out. But these are dreams and passions that will not only make you happy, but help in a financial future.
I love money (laughs). I love it because it's the energy that allows me to communicate what's in my heart and soul. Again, it's an art form. Managing money, making it, spending it -- all of that is an art form and it's unfortunate we don't teach this to our children. There are so many actions that you can learn.
Families used to pass down to their children the things that worked for them and we're losing that communication. And that's tragic because there is so much to learn from our roots and what our families did successfully or learning from their mistakes. If you don't sit down with your children and talk about things like "Hey, I made $1,000 last month, but I messed up -- I invested in this thing and didn't check it out first" -- how will anyone learn and grow?
So much. They felt they had a responsibility as people who held in their hand this powerful communication tool -- film. And they used film to educate, entertain and enlighten. That meant they made socially relevant pictures. They focused on issues of the day; they talked about the man on the street in an entertaining way. They decided early on that that was the kind of picture making they wanted to do and the kind of mark they wanted to leave. That's a certain artistic integrity that I hope I can inspire in others.
You're an indie filmmaker now, but way back when those types of films began, it cost maybe $1 million and that was a lot to raise. What's the average amount an indie film has to raise now in order to get made?
It's a wonderful time for independent filmmakers because you can grab a good HDV (high definition video) camera for $5,000 and you can just go and film something. Then you can learn how to edit on Final Cut Pro and do it yourself. I had to wait for the technology to be affordable for me to do what I've done, so I think this is a very exciting time. You don't need a lot of money to go and make a film. Studio filmmaking has risen dramatically while independent filmmaking costs have gone down. So I think we're at a turning point in history, entertainment wise. I'm really excited about the future.


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