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These days, everybody is giving out end-of-the-year honors to the same old names: Streep, Penn, "Benjamin Button" and the like. But there's only one place where you'll find the Other Awards, our annual salute to the good, the bad and the bizarre.
By our count, the MTV Movies team sat through more than 200 films in 2008, all in our dutiful commitment to bring you the very best in movie news. And much like 2006 and 2007 , we witnessed a lot of things that were memorable for a whole host of reasons. From 'roid-raging cows to martial-artist golden showers, from bloopers to bad acting, here are our most unforgettable movie moments of the past year.
"Most Glaring Deleted Scene" Award
The morning after [movieperson id="58720″]Will Smith's[/movieperson] superhero, Hancock, is confronted by superheroine sister Mary Embrey ([movieperson id="183155″]Charlize Theron[/movieperson]), he remarks: "Sisters don't kiss brothers the way you kissed me last night." The only problem? Will and Charlize never kissed, since their love story was cut from the movie after the line was filmed. ("[movie id="325888″]Hancock[/movie]")
"Biggest DVD-Case Screwup" Award
[movieperson id="322005″]Paris Hilton's[/movieperson] latest straight-to-video flick, which misspells the name of her co-star, "Harold & Kumar" actress [movieperson id="22768″]Paula Garcés[/movieperson]. ("[movie id="262910″]National Lampoon's Pledge This![/movie]")
"Most Out-of-Left-Field Running Joke" Award
[movieperson id="297537″]Michael Cera[/movieperson] and [movieperson id="262616″]Kat Dennings'[/movieperson] drunken pal, fishing her chewed gum out of a urine-filled public toilet, putting it back in her mouth — and later passing it between her friends. ("
[movie id="369406″]Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist[/movie]")
"Can You Hear Us Now?" Award
An Amtrak train stops running, as the conductor explains to [movieperson id="166010″]Mark Wahlberg[/movieperson] that they've lost contact with "everyone." Perhaps he should ask to borrow one of the many cell phones still being used by the passengers? ("[movie id="340251″]The Happening[/movie]")
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"Coming Up Daisy," a groan-inducing romantic comedy starring [movieperson id="163585″]Claire Danes[/movieperson] and [movieperson id="45218″]Dermot Mulroney[/movieperson]. (As glimpsed in "[movie id="326940″]Burn After Reading[/movie]")
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"A life without orgasms is like a world without flowers." (Paris Hilton, "[movie id="372072″]The Hottie & the Nottie[/movie]")
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"You got any idea where I could buy, like, two acres' worth of weed?" ([movieperson id="26961″]Woody Harrelson[/movieperson], "[movie id="327237″]Sleepwalking[/movie]")
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Every time we sneeze, it's because a ghost is walking through us. ("
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When [movieperson id="55545″]Adam Sandler[/movieperson] visits his niece and nephew, he is shocked to discover that their mom doesn't allow television, forcing his character to read to the kids. The only problem with this plot point? In their bedroom, they have an enormous Mac with what looks like a 25-inch screen. Has Sandler never heard of Hulu? ("[movie id="338327″]Bedtime Stories[/movie]")
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In [movieperson id="54512″]Mickey Rourke's[/movieperson] comeback film, his grizzled grappler is assisted ringside by a fan who takes off his own prosthetic and hands it to Randy the Ram, leading the crowd to urge Randy to employ it as a weapon: "Use his leg! Use his leg!" ("[movie id="371022″]The Wrestler[/movie]")
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[movie id="320786″]James McAvoy's[/movie] Wesley whacks a disloyal co-worker in the face with his computer keyboard, knocking out some teeth and sending the words "f— you" toward the audience (naturally, the root of one tooth creates the "u"). ("[movie id="338790″]Wanted[/movie]")
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Turaqistan resident (and presumed hater of Pig Latin) Ooq-Mi-Fay. ("[movie id="326134″]War, Inc.[/movie]")
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"Spinball" with Jack Hawk, a George W. Bush-loving program resembling every Fox News show ever made. ("
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"Kindness is just love with its work boots on." ("[movie id="363551″]The House Bunny[/movie]")
"Most Anticlimactic Climax" Award
After several scenes of planning and execution, a group of bank robbers finally break through thick concrete, get into the vault — and then decide to take a nap before going in. ("[movie id="338077″]The Bank Job[/movie]")
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Formerly in-hiding author Salman Rushdie, playing [movieperson id="30045″]Helen Hunt's[/movieperson] gynecologist. Well, they certainly won't look for him there! ("[movie id="276427″]Then She Found Me[/movie]")
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[movieperson id="329702″]Jim Sturgess[/movieperson] stands in a room, unnoticed, long enough for 76 cards to be dealt without the players realizing he's there. Then the camera pulls back and he dramatically says, "Plus 13." ("[movie id="335497″]21[/movie]")
"Déjà Vu All Over Again" Award
In the sunny, outdoor scene in which Jessica (Anna Kendrick) tells Bella ([movieperson id="262629″]Kristen Stewart[/movieperson]) that the Cullens aren't in school today, watch closely. As the school bell rings, you'll see an editing mistake that has two extras in the background getting up to leave for class, then doing it again moments later. ("[movie id="369195″]Twilight[/movie]")
"Best Dis of California" Award
"Anywhere where Arnold Schwarzenegger can become the governor? That's f—ed up!" (One of the kids in "
[movie id="375634″]American Teen[/movie]")
"Most Terrifying Monster Not in a Sci-Fi Film" Award
A real-life, 2,600-pound, muscle-bound cow on steroids. ("Bigger, Stronger, Faster")
"Scene Most Obviously Written by a Man" Award
In [movieperson id="190407″]Will Ferrell's[/movieperson] basketball flick, the comedian has his team put on eye shadow to be more intimidating, but it blinds the athletes when they sweat. As funny as the scene might be, in reality it's mascara that runs, not eye shadow. ("
[movie id="327290″]Semi-Pro[/movie]")
"Moment We Never Thought We'd Witness" Award
Jet Li peeing on Jackie Chan's face. ("The Forbidden Kingdom")
"Line Delivered With the Biggest Wink" Award
"I would be laughed out of Hollywood. I have very limited breasts, a ginormous ass, and I've got this gut that swings back and forth in front of me like a shopping cart with a bent wheel." (Frances McDormand discussing her body in "Burn After Reading")
For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com.


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Ward 2 in Oklahoma City has six council candidates
The wide-open Oklahoma City Ward 2 City Council election race is jammed with six candidates jostling to succeed outgoing two-term Councilman Sam Bowman.
The Ward 2 primary election on Tuesday likely will end in a runoff on April 5. In anticipation of a tight race, candidates have been hitting the campaign trail, trying to get their messages out and spending money.
Of the 13 people vying for four city council seats, the two top spending candidates as of Feb. 13 were senior bank officer Charlie Swinton and physician Ed Shadid, both Ward 2 candidates. According to finance reports filed last week, each had spent more than $21,000 on the campaign trail.
That spending is not deterring the other candidates: student and entrepreneur Sam Tichenor, business owner John Milner, Oklahoma City Planning Commissioner Janis Powers and union representative Jeffrey Stark.
Why run?
Swinton, 61, a lobbyist at the state Capitol on behalf of his employer, BancFirst, said he wants to create jobs and work with public schools to improve education opportunities.
"I think the city has to continue to be at the forefront in creating jobs for its citizens," he said. "I'm for projects like MAPS. I'm for economic incentives, particularly if we can get corporate headquarters moving here."
It's not the first foray in politics for Shadid, 42, a spinal surgeon. Shadid ran last year for state House District 85 as an independent candidate.
"We need a fiercely independent voice on the city council," Shadid said. "I think as a physician I would bring unique ideas. I would strongly advocate for local food production and distribution. I would strongly advocate for healthier food in our schools for our children."
Tichenor, 32, a University of Oklahoma student majoring in petroleum engineering, said he was inspired to run by the rise of tea party groups, which have increased citizen
"I support most of the ideals they profess, but wouldn't call myself a tea partyer," he said. "My main concern is spending and long-term investment. Our city is doing a good job of angling ourselves toward positive growth ... I would just like to continue that growth and promote more."
Milner, a co-owner of Tree and Leaf Clothing Co. and the youngest candidate in the election, said he decided to run when he realized his generation will be the caretakers of many of the city projects now under way.
"I'm 26, with some of these programs not completing for 10 to 15 years, I'm going to be 35 or 40," he said. "That generation is going to be taking care of it. I think we do need a little bit more of a say. We're the ones that are going to be seeing it and probably enjoying it."
Janis Powers, 55, the Ward 2 planning commissioner, said she is running because she has worked closely with Bowman and wants to be a strong neighborhood advocate.
"All these other issues have got a lot of vocal advocates and there's going to be plenty of debate," she said. "There has to be somebody at the table saying what about the neighborhoods. Ward 2 is the second smallest ward but it has the largest number of neighborhood associations of any of them."
Stark, 39, a representative for the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, said he is running because he wants to make sure Oklahoma City residents are considered for jobs created by city-sponsored development.
"I would like to see the council focus more on keeping the jobs here and the money here," he said. "I think it's important for us to keep the MAPS tax dollar in Oklahoma. If a contractor isn't based here and his employees aren't based here, then that money isn't going to be here or come back."
Background checks
The Oklahoman ran tax, bankruptcy, criminal and civil background checks on all 13 candidates vying for four city council seats.
After eliminating some with traffic infractions and other minor matters, the checks revealed a few problems worth asking about.
Tichenor pleaded guilty in 1998 to possessing LSD. A marijuana possession charge was dismissed and he received a deferred sentence. Tichenor, who was 19 at the time, said he did not use the drug and was unaware of what his roommates were doing.
"Being on the lease of that apartment, I was partially responsible for whatever went on inside the house," he said. "It's a regrettable occurrence in my life, but you live life and you move on. I've grown from that and learned from that."
In 1993, a bank filed a credit action against Stark for $5,685. It was recorded as settled two months after being filed.
"Me and my wife were in a car accident and we owed more on the car than the insurance paid off," he said. "At 19 I didn't have the money to fight, so I settled with them."
In May 2004, Swinton testified in front of a state Legislative commission investigating Carroll Fisher, the former state insurance commissioner convicted of bribery in 2009. Swinton said BancFirst was approached by Fisher's representative and asked to buy items for Fisher's office.
Swinton said the bank purchased Fisher an ice machine for $3,648 after he was told the Central Services Department signed off on the purchase.
"I testified because I was the one that coordinated it for the bank," he said, adding that neither he nor the bank were accused of doing anything wrong. "We would not have given it if they had not given us a letter from central services saying it was OK."
Swinton also was scrutinized for an e-mail announcing his candidacy that was sent by his wife, Oklahoma County District Judge Barbara Swinton, from her state courts network e-mail.
"There was a screw up with the computer at the very first. She reimbursed the system for it and she talked to the chief justice the instant we discovered it. It's just a regrettable error. She thought she was sending it out on a private deal and it wasn't."
Campaign finances
Swinton had spent $21,922 as of Feb. 13, the most of any Ward 2 candidate, according to campaign finance reports filed last week. With the largest list of donors contributing more than $200 among the candidates, Swinton had raised $44,570.
His top contributors were the Chesapeake Oklahoma PAC and Aubrey McClendon, chief executive of Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Energy Corp., each of which gave Swinton $5,000.
Shadid had received $74,200 in donations, the most of any candidate. Shadid was his own biggest contributor, writing checks to himself for $65,000.
Four other donors, contributing a total of $1,750, also have the last name Shadid. The campaign had spent $21,432, according to the paperwork.
Donations fall off significantly after the top two money raisers, according to the campaign finance reports. Milner had raised $2,055 and spent $1,249. Powers had raised $750 and spent $256. Stark had raised $750, but had no expenditures. Tichenor had not filed a campaign finance report.


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Eleven people on an East Carolina University transit bus had a frightening ride early Saturday morning when something shattered a window.
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In 1853, the people lost their traditional lands when the Federal goverment declared them public domain. Hostilities with the neighboring Mojave scattered the people now numbering no more than a few hundred people. By 1885 they had reunited in the Chemehuevi Valley. Legend depicts the first to return as roadrunners racing down the valley to a forest of mesquite, their pods bursting with sweet beans.
Federal authorities established the Chemehuevi Valley Reservation in 1907. This protected some 36,000 acres of Chemehuevi homeland. But, the Tribal members were soon relocated to the Parker area, and their status as a tribe was taken away. With 1929 came the formation of the Metropolitan Water District, and, in 1935, Congress authorized the acquisition of as much of the reservation as necessary for the Parker Dam Project. In 1940, the flood gates closed and nearly 8000 acres of traditional Nuwuvi lands drowned.
From the early 1940's, a persistent desire for recognition and self-determination fueled the struggle to achieve Federal recognition. Thirty years later, the Nuwu were formally reinstated as the Chemehuevi Tribe on June 5, 1970.
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Florida's refusal to pick up a prisoner for whom a governor's warrant was issued resulted in Circuit Judge Gordon Webb ordering him released on bond.
Adam David Ward, 38, of Mountain Home, was in Baxter County Circuit Court on Thursday for failing to register as a sex offender charge. His case drew Florida authorities' attention because he was convicted there in 2009 for possession of child pornography.
Prosecutor Ron Kincade told the judge Ward's case was highly unusual. In fact, Kincade said, in more than 20 years he's never seen another case like Ward's.
That's because Florida Gov. Rick Scott issued a rare Governor's Warrant for Ward's arrest. While Ward was in jail, there was a hold on him for Lake County, Fla. However, Florida officials asked Baxter County authorities not to serve the warrant on Ward because they did not want to come get him.
Ward's attorney, David Ethredge, put the issue bluntly.
"The state of Florida has elected to do nothing, your honor," Ethredge said, arguing that Ward should be allowed to go free on his original $5,000 bond for the Baxter County charge.
Webb, without comment, ruled Ward could be released on his original bond should the bonding company agree to remain on the bond.
A spokesperson at the Baxter County jail said that as of 4:45 p.m., Ward was no longer in the jail and had been released.
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Charles Dickerson, 54, of Norfork, was in court for a routine appearance. Dickerson is charged with first-degree battery, accused of shooting his brother in the face with a shotgun on July 5.
Public Defender Mark Cooper told the judge the only issue to discuss was Dickerson's bond.
Cooper argued Dickerson has lived in the area all his life, has only had one felony conviction more than 10 years ago, and does not pose a flight risk.
Kincade told the judge that last year Dickerson had been charged with being a felon in possession of a gun, a charge Dickerson faces once again along with first-degree battery.
Cooper countered the charge had been reduced to a misdemeanor.
"He doesn't need to be possessing guns or shooting people," Kincade argued.
"He was convicted of a misdemeanor," Cooper counter argued.
"He's not showing an inclination to follow the law," said Kincade. "I'll admit we should not have reduced that charge."
Webb solved the problem, stating he was not inclined to reduce Dickerson's bond, due to public safety reasons rather than his specific criminal past. Dickerson's being held on a $50,000 bond
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• David Monroe Corbin, 29, of Mountain Home, was sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty to furnishing prohibited articles for bringing marijuana into the Baxter County jail. Corbin asked for a bond while he waits for a bed in state prison, a request Webb denied for the moment, but said he would consider if Corbin provides an exact plan for Webb to consider
• Bradley D. Taylor, 31, of Mountain Home, pleaded guilty to possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was placed on 12 years' probation, ordered to attend drug court and ordered to pay costs and fines
• Ben Gary Dacus, 30, of Mountain Home, pleaded guilty to possession of methamphetamine with intent to deliver, possession of oxycodone, hydrocodone, marijuana and Xanax and two counts possession of drug paraphernalia. The charges represent three cases against Dacus. Webb sentenced him to drug court, 12 years' supervised probation and 12 months in jail, suspended. He was ordered to pay costs and fines. If Dacus is successful in drug court, he can petition the court to have his record expunged
• James Robert Stone, 29, of Jordan, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor possession of marijuana and possession of an instrument of crime, charges knocked down from felony possession of drug paraphernalia. Webb sentenced Stone to 12 months' probation and ordered him to pay fines and costs
• Cody Bryant Bowers, 20, of Mountain Home, pleaded guilty to delivery of hydrocodone. Webb sentenced Bowers to six years' probation and ordered him to pay fines and costs, as well as continue drug treatment
• Kimberly Marie McFarland, 28, of Viola, pleaded guilty to contempt of court and was sentenced to 89 days in Baxter County Detention Center. Webb told her she could purge the contempt charge by paying $700 that she already owes and be released from jail. McFarland was released Thursday afternoon
• Travis Deen Armistead, 31, of Jordan, pleaded guilty to to possession of oxycodone with intent to deliver, DWI drugs, endangering the welfare of a minor and theft. Webb sentenced him to 12 years' probation, ordered him to attend drug court and to pay costs and fines
• Ricky Lee Vincent, of Mountain Home, received three years' probation, plus fines and costs, for possession of methamphetamine
• Justin Thomas Studdard, 29, of Mountain Home, pleaded guilty to commercial burglary and misdemeanor theft. He received six years' probation. Studdard admitted to breaking a window at Bobbie Sue's Restaurant and taking pie, soda pop and money from donation jars. Webb ordered him to pay fines, costs and $920 in restitution
• Crystal Lou Hodge, 26, of Mountain Home, pleaded guilty to contempt of court for violating her probation in several ways. Webb sentenced her to 89 days in the Baxter County Detention Center
• Jeremy Martin Duncan, 37, of Gepp, received 10 years' probation and was ordered to pay fines and costs after pleading guilty to possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia
• Ricky Lee Vincent, 41, of Mountain Home, received three years' probation and ordered to pay fines and costs after pleading guilty to possession of meth
• Debra K. LaBlanc, 52, of Jonesboro, was sentenced to five years' probation and ordered to pay fines and costs after pleading guilty to possession of meth and drug paraphernalia.
Joseph Alvin Thompson, 57, of Mountain Home, failed to appear Thursday on a charge of failure to appear. Webb issued a warrant for his arrest. He was arraigned in May for possession of methamphetamine and failing to appear. In November, Thompson was sentenced to four years in prison for possession of drug paraphernalia and had four years of his probation in a 2008 hot-check case revoked.
Also failing to appear Thursday was Sherman Franklin Rowden, 42, of Briarcliff. Rowden failed to show up on two residential burglary charges, causing Webb to issue a warrant for Rowden's arrest. He was charged in March with furnishing prohibited articles after a jailer discovered 12 handrolled cigarettes hidden in the frame of his wheelchair.
Shirley Melinda Nemec, 47, of Pineville, failed to appear for the second time Tuesday. She's charged with possession of methamphetamine, failed to appear in court for a second time. Webb left an outstanding warrant for her arrest in place.


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Founded in 1989, Allied Vision Technologies is a 100% subsidiary of the publicly-traded Augusta Technologie AG. AVT designs, produces and sells cameras and components for image processing in industrial and life science applications. With innovative products, superior manufacturing quality and a service-driven organization, Allied Vision Technologies is well established as a premier provider of digital camera solutions for machine vision worldwide.
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Digital Cameras for Machine Vision, Industrial Applications and much more
Allied Vision Technologies (AVT) offers a wide range of digital cameras for machine vision, industrial inspection, automation, medical imaging, scientific research, ITS and traffic monitoring, security, and many other demanding applications. Cameras by AVT and Prosilica include sensitive machine vision sensors (CCD and CMOS, VGA to 29 Megapixels) and fit a wide range of applications.
Digital high performance industrial cameras overview:
Very high sensivity
High bandwidth, fast frame rates
Integrated preprocessing functions
Wide operating temperature range
Lens control functions
Cameras with visible spectral range, NIR cameras, LWIR cameras
OEM and customized cameras, boardlevel cameras
FireWire (IEEE 1394), Gigabit Ethernet (GigE Vision), and Camera Link interface
Ultra-compact, affordable cameras for simple plug-and-play integration into standard image-processing systems.
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Compact GigE Vision camera with PoE, CCD and CMOS sensors
The Mako is an industrial GigE camera with an excellent price/performance ratio. Mako cameras have the same compact form factor and the same mounting positions as many analog cameras. All models include PoE, three optocoupled outputs, and a 64 MB image buffer. The image quality profits from the precisely aligned sensors.
VGA to 5 Megapixels
CCD and CMOS
Up to 550 fps
GigE (PoE) and USB3 Vision
Guppy PRO
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Ultra-compact 1394b camera
The Guppy PRO is the derivate of the successful Guppy family. Thanks to the extremely compact, robust metal housing, Guppy PRO cameras can easily be integrated into your system. The Guppy PRO family has an excellent price/performance ratio.
VGA to 5 Megapixels
CCD and CMOS
Up to 123 fps
Small and lightweight (29x29 mm)
High-performance industrial cameras with a large choice of sensors, modular options and built-in image optimization.
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GigE Vision camera with 3 LUTs, color correction, PoE and more options
The Manta is a flexible, feature-rich GigE Vision camera with an outstanding price/performance ratio. It incorporates three LUTs, sophisticated color correction algorithms, a robust metal housing, and many modular options like angled heads or board level versions. Manta cameras cover a wide range of imaging applications. The Manta is
now optionally available with PoE (Power over Ethernet).
VGA to 9 Megapixels
CCD and CMOS (Sony, CMOSIS)
Up to 125 fps
NIR versions, board level option
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Modular design, advanced features, FireWire 1394b, ideal OEM camera, ideal custom camera
The Stingray is a versatile, powerful camera for almost all applications, and an ideal custom camera or OEM camera. Stingray cameras have an excellent image quality and incorporate an advanced set of camera features. Their design is modular and flexible (angled heads, board level versions, AVT modular concept…).
Stingray cameras are available with daisy chain FireWire connectors or with both copper and GOF (glass optical fiber, ideal for long cable lengths) ports. High-end image pre-processing functions are included - a mid price Stingray IEEE 1394b camera is even suitable for very demanding requirements.
VGA to 5 Megapixels
Sony CCD
Up to 84 fps
Daisy chain, optical fiber option
High-performance cameras with advanced features for demanding applications.
Prosilica GT
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NEW Prosilica GT: Digital cameras for extreme environments – GigE Vision®
The Prosilica GT are compact digital cameras designed for imaging in extreme temperatures (from -20°C to 60°C) and fluctuating lighting conditions. The Prosilica GT cameras feature Precise and DC Auto Iris, as well as PoE and the latest CCD sensor technology making them ideal for a wide range of demanding applications including ITS & traffic imaging, machine vision, industrial inspection, security, surveillance, military applications and more.
1.3 to 29 Megapixels
CCD and CMOS (Sony, OnSemi, CMOSIS)
Up to 62 fps
Extended operating temperature
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Short-wave infrared (SWIR) camera with InGaAs sensor, 900 - 1700 nm
The Goldeye is a short-wave infrared (SWIR) camera. It has a spectral response from 900 nm to 1700 nm. Its InGaAs sensors feature high sensitivity, very good linearity, and a high damage threshold against intense illumination. Thanks to the 14-bit processing and the numerous image correction features, Goldeye cameras produce an outstanding, low-noise image quality. The camera is also available with Peltier cooling. The Peltier cooling is beneficial especially for applications with long exposure times, or for exact temperature measurements.
QVGA and VGA Resolution
InGaAs sensors
Up to 344 fps
Spectral range 900 - 1700 nm (SWIR)
Sometimes applications are so specific that their requirements cannot be met by an off-the-shelf camera. At Allied Vision, we want you to find the best camera solution for your need. That is why we have developed three levels of customization for you.
Modular Concept: flexible design for maximum versatility
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Our best-selling camera models have been designed to include optional alternative designs or components as part of the Allied Vision Modular Concept.
Angled-head orientations, medical housing, board-level versions, optical filters, removed sensor cover glass,… you would be surprised that the most common modifications you may be thinking of have already been anticipated. That means they are available at affordable prices and within short delays.
Check our Modular Concept document or ask your Sales representative for advice!
Modification: adapting our cameras to your needs
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Even if your specifications cannot be met using the Allied Vision Modular Concept, our engineers make sure the camera adapts to your application. Tell us the hardware or firmware modifications you need – whether a special housing, a different interface architecture, specific triggering functionalities or whatever specific requirements you may have. Modifying cameras is what AVT started from back in the 1990's. We have that know-how in our genes!
OEM development: your tailor-made camera
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If what you need is to design your own camera from scratch, Allied Vision is your partner of choice. Our R&D departments in Germany and Canada are experienced in managing complex development projects for demanding OEM customers worldwide. Applications include 3D scanning, automotive manufacturing, medical equipment and many more. Whatever challenges you may be facing with your machine vision system - contact us! At Allied Vision, there is no such thing as "it won't work".
Every digital camera is only as good as the accessories with which it transfers image data to its host system. Our range of accessories is designed to deliver best possible image quality to your application with the greatest possible reliability. Never underestimate the role played by accessories in the overall performance of your image-processing system. Consult our experts for professional advice!
The right optics for your camera... and your application
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Choosing the right lens is essential to the image quality delivered by your camera. We offer a large choice of professional optics from leading lens manufacturers we partner with. Each lens in our range has been exhaustively tested to ensure that we can recommend the best one for your camera. Ask for advice to find the right lens for your application!
High-performance cables à la carte
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Quality cables are key to secure the connection of your camera to your system. Is your camera attached to the arm of a robot or on a drag chain? We have preselected and tested a range of industry-compatible interface cables for you that stand up to flexing and torsion. Length, connector, screw-lock or not... Thanks to our co-operation with leading industrial cable manufacturers, we can tailor your individual cable according to your needs.
Optimal networking
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Do you want to operate a multicamera network over long distances? Every component of your camera network may be a bandwidth bottleneck. We have selected the interface cards, hubs, and repeaters you need to achieve the highest performance for your imaging system.
Vimba is our future-proof platform-independent SDK for all Allied Vision cameras with GigE Vision, FireWire (IEEE 1394), USB3 Vision, and Camera Link interface.
NEW: Windows 10 support
NEW: Camera Link support
NEW: Improved graphical user interface
Operating system independent
Linux ARM support
APIs for C, C++, and .NET
Based on the GenICam standard
GenICam-based third-party software automatically connects with
Vimba's TLs (transport layers).
Cognex Adapter for VisionPro (version 6.0 or later)
Integrated viewer
License for every Allied Vision camera free of charge
Many examples
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From quality inspection to interactive point-of-sale advertising, from traffic monitoring to 3D-microscopy, Allied Vision has been serving a large array of imaging application markets, helping people see the bigger picture in whatever they do. We have a huge record of experience and yet we keep being challenged with new applications. Whatever challenge you face, computer vision can help you gain intelligence and efficiency. Tell us what you want to achieve, and let's find out the best imaging solution for you!
Industrial Inspection
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There are thousands of different applications for machine vision cameras in the industrial field. In 25 years, Allied Vision has been delivering imaging solutions to industries as different as fruit sorting, automotive, pharmaceuticals, or mining. By working with so diverse customers, we have gained a deep insight in the specific requirements of their business. We know which camera technology is needed for which application.
Industrial strength
Allied Vision's industrial cameras are designed to face the challenges of high or varying ambient temperatures, shocks and vibrations, and long-time operation for maximal durability and reliability in any industrial use: Industrial applications include quality control, non-destructive testing, robotics, 3D measurement, and more. Designed and made in Germany and Canada according to the highest quality standards, all Allied Vision cameras go through a thorough quality check, because professionals need equipment they can count on.
Easy Integration
Building cars is not the same as bottling sodas. Allied Vision offers a large choice of different housing architectures to fit in your industrial inspection system from small housings to board-level versions. Allied Vision's Modular Camera Concept offers additional options including angled-head orientations, lens mounts, optical filters, and sensor variants for an affordable price. Our powerful Software Development Kits (SDKs) ensure easy software development in all major operating systems and are compatible with the most popular third-party image processing software solutions.
Quality inspection often implies observing an object from different vantage points or even generating a 3D model of the product from several images. With FireWire and Gigabit Ethernet, Allied Vision has the best suitable interfaces for high-performance, perfectly synchronized multi-camera systems.
Highest Productivity
Efficiency and productivity are key to any industrial inspection application. High speed interfaces and high camera frame rates of up to 400 frames per second at 4 Megapixels ensure that quality control will not slow down your production process. And with the latest CCD, CMOS and InGaAs sensor technologies and camera interfaces you no longer have to trade off resolution for speed.
See the invisible
Machine vision beyond the visible spectrum allows manufacturers to perform advanced inspection, non-destructive testing or sorting tasks. Allied Vision's infrared cameras are used in the semiconductor industry to image through silicon, in the solar industry to detect defects in photovoltaic cells, or in the recycling industry to identify different plastic materials. With our thermal imaging cameras, manufacturers can monitor temperatures in their process, for example in the metal or glass industry.
Science and Research
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Digital image processing makes it possible to reveal what the naked eye cannot see. Allied Vision cameras have been instrumental to the progression of sciences and research in many disciplines such as understanding the underlying mechanisms of disease progression, evolution of ecosystems, observation of astronomical phenomena, climate change, agricultural conditions, or to track eye movements for psychology or ergonomics research. No matter your requirements we are dedicated to working with you to provide you with the best imaging solution for your science and research application.
All in the Details
Allied Vision cameras work perfectly with microscopes, telescopes or other scientific apparatus to document scientific observations with the highest possible details. Whether your field of investigation is the infinitely small or infinitely large – our sensors deliver high quality with image resolutions of up to 29 megapixels.
Reveal the Invisible
Infrared imaging at various wavelengths makes it possible to visualize material properties such as water content, temperature, or chemical components which cannot be identified with conventional surface inspection. Allied Vision offers a wide range of digital cameras with infrared sensitivity ranging from monochrome cameras with enhanced near-infrared sensitivity, to short-wave (SWIR) and long-wave (LWIR) infrared imaging devices. Potential fields of application are medical and biologic research, agronomy, and many other life science disciplines.
Capture the Instant
With high-performance digital interfaces, Allied Vision cameras can utilise automatic triggers by peripheral sensors to capture very precise, unpredictable events. With high frame-rates of up to 400 images per second, you can easily analyse every hundredth of a second of a scene – whether it is a physical phenomenon or the mechanics of a bird's wing.
Enduring Tough Environments
Scientific research does not only take place in the comfort of a lab. Field investigations often require heavy-duty, reliable equipment that can operate with extreme conditions. Designed and manufactured in Germany and Canada according to the highest quality standards, Allied Vision cameras all undergo thorough tests to perform the tough conditions of industrial and professional use. Whether aboard the International Space Station, on the sea-ground by 6,000 m depth, or towed by a tractor on the field – our cameras contribute to pushing the boundaries of human knowledge.
Medical Imaging
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Allied Vision has over 25 years' experience in providing high-quality, high-sensitivity imaging devices for many medical and healthcare applications. We hold an ISO 13485 certification for the development and production of cameras for medical devices and a specific white medical housing is available upon request as part of our modular concept for many of our models. No matter your requirements, we are dedicated to working with you to provide you with the best imaging solution for your medical application.
High Image Quality for High-Precision Diagnostics
Leading suppliers of ophthalmologic equipment throughout the world rely on high-resolution, high-sensitivity cameras by Allied Vision for their diagnostic systems such as retina imaging devices. We can provide very high resolution machine vision cameras with up to 29 Megapixels offering high sensitivity and image quality to help your system detect the smallest details, whether you are inspecting eye retinas, skin or other tissues for diseases.
Reveal the Invisible
Using infrared imaging at various wavelengths makes it possible to visualize tissue properties such as water content, temperature or chemical components which cannot be identified with conventional surface inspection. Allied Vision's Goldeye Short-wave infrared (SWIR) cameras and Pearleye Long-wave infrared (LWIR) cameras make it possible to see what conventional cameras cannot detect. For example, thermal imaging can be used to detect inflamed tissue or insufficient blood circulation.
3D Medical Imaging
3D scanning techniques open new possibilities for medical diagnostics and treatment in various disciplines. Allied Vision cameras are used in many applications using different technologies to capture and render 3D information – be it laser triangulation, structured light or stereoscopy. Applications include 3D-toothscanning for dental prosthesis, diagnostics and monitoring of rheumatoid arthritis on hand joints, simulation of cosmetic surgery or 3D microscopy. Our cameras feature high-precision digital interfaces and intelligent triggering functions for perfect synchronization with other 3D scanning system components such as laser sources, lighting, turntables, etc.
Speed and Precision
Allied Vision customers use high-speed imaging systems to capture and process the moves of patients suffering from musculo-skeletal diseases. Applications range from first diagnostics to tracking and monitoring of rehabilitation programs. Capturing 200 frames per second and more, our cameras deliver 8 times more image information than conventional video equipment, enabling high-precision slow-motion analysis. Besides, thanks to their high-performance interfaces and settings, they can be easily synchronized in a multi-camera system or with other measurement apparatus.
ITS and Traffic
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Allied Vision has been developing and delivering best of breed ITS-ready cameras for more than 20 years. We have developed cameras to meet almost every ITS application, ranging from low resolution VGA devices for single application monitoring requirements up to 29 Megapixel devices for the continuous monitoring of multi-lane environments. No matter your requirements, we are dedicated to working with you to provide you with the best imaging solution for your ITS / traffic imaging application.
Committed to quality
As a result of our commitment to quality we guarantee our cameras for 3 years, even in the most extreme traffic imaging conditions, and our ability to offer a 3-year guarantee has been proven over more than a decade with a demonstrably higher mean time between failure (MTBF).
Allied Vision's Prosilica GT camera family has an extended temperature range from -20 to +65⁰C ambient temperature. This can be further extended through the introduction of enclosure heaters in environments where temperatures routinely fall below -40⁰C/F.
Complete solutions for traffic imaging
Because of extensive market analysis and understanding Allied Vision has focused on what matters to transport agencies, ITS system integrators and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM's). Our cameras offer a range of features created specifically to meet not only your current traffic imaging needs but also your future ITS requirements, such as triggering and pre-triggering capabilities to seamlessly integrate with existing ITS systems and technologies.
Focused on the future
While our cameras are used in ITS applications covering almost every geography, and accommodating almost all ITS applications, including tolling systems, Open Road Charging, red light running, speed enforcement and a host of other applications, Allied Vision is focused on the future, and has become a thought leader within ITS, developing solutions which not only meet current demand, but are focused on solutions to meet your next generation ITS requirements such as Integrated Corridor Management and Smart transportation in General.
Outdoor Imaging
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Outdoor imaging applications present challenges that require the proper mix of the correct cameras and expertise. Allied Vision provides digital cameras with high resolution and useful features along with years of experience dedicated towards helping you develop successful solutions.
Flexible Features for Varying Needs
Outdoor imaging applications require a wide range of necessities such as excellent image quality, advanced camera controls, and high performance in demanding environments. Allied Vision provides machine vision cameras with useful features that meet these needs and drive solutions. For example, our Precise Iris (P-iris) lens control feature allows for a user to adjust the iris via software to appropriately respond to varying light levels experienced during aerial imaging. Whether the application be topography, night-time surveillance, or underwater imaging, Allied Vision will be by your side every step of the way.
Imaging in Difficult Conditions
Outdoor imaging requires clear and sharp image quality to capture the smallest details. Allied Vision's digital cameras use top-of-the-line CCD and CMOS sensors that provide high sensitivity and excellent dynamic range. In addition, we offer cameras that can handle low or high temperatures (-20°C to +65°C) which ensure consistent performance in rigorous conditions. Allied Vision will collaborate with you to help develop solutions for your particular application such as facial recognition or railroad inspection. With Allied Vision, you can find the right solution regardless of what the environment is.
Infrared Capabilities
Allied Vision understands some applications, such as security surveillance or night vision, require seeing beyond visible wavelengths. Our short-wave infrared (SWIR) and long-wave infrared (LWIR) cameras can assist you in focusing on the details you need to see. Thermal imaging with minimal lighting, viewing water absorption in plants, and much more can be accomplished with Allied Vision's SWIR and LWIR cameras that exhibit high sensitivity and sensor temperature cooling for clear, low noise images.
Sports and Entertainment
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Image processing offers almost endless possibilities for interactive entertainment, advertising and sports. Allied Vision's digital cameras have helped capture sharp images of rushing roller-coasters, create interactive multimedia displays, and capture athletes' movements for coaching and professional broadcasting.
Long distance installations
Imaging applications in stadiums or public buildings often mean that cameras have to be installed hundreds of metres away from a computer. Allied Vision offers a wide range of GigE Vision compliant
cameras that allow for long cable lengths of up to 100 meters and several kilometers using fibre optics. We are experts in multi-camera networks and can provide guidance in choosing the right cables, switches, repeaters etc. out of our industrial grade accessories range for your application.
Challenging conditions
Sports or outdoor multimedia installations face many challenges including changing light conditions and high temperatures. Allied Vision's cameras are built to the highest industrial standards and are thoroughly tested before leaving our factory. Our cameras come with features like auto-gain and high dynamic range, and some even support remote lens control to ensure you capture sharp images in all weather conditions. Some models also feature an extended operating temperature range and camera temperature monitoring to prevent sensor damage and keep your system imaging 24/7.
Infrared sensitivity
Many interactive applications require to illuminate the persons interacting with the system without disturbing or blinding them, or without interfering with the ambient lighting. This is the case for example in light shows or in combination with projections. The solution is to use infrared lighting, which is not visible to the human eye. Allied Vision offers digital cameras with enhanced infrared sensitivity as well as infrared optical filters to capture images beyond the visible spectrum.
Challenging conditions require excellent performance. Our cameras offer excellent image quality high resolution, and high frame rates to capture images of something as small and fast moving as a baseball from several hundred metres away. Our fast and sharp cameras will help you capture every move, whether you need to analyze a golfer's swing, or bring your real-time interactive display or giant digital billboard to life.
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More than 11,000 pages of documents detailing New York Sen. Hillary Clinton's agenda during her eight years as first lady were released on Wednesday.
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Wellington, the capital of New Zealand. Wellington is situated at the bottom of New Zealand's North Island.
Perched on the edge of a spectacular harbour, circled will towering hills. Wellington is a very compact city but offers scenic beauty, arts and culture and great shopping.
Wellington's waterfront is the site of the Te Papa Museum with exhibits on leading edge technology and stories about New Zealand and its people.
Although Wellington has roughly half the population of Auckland it is a energetic city with attitude, glorious views and excitment for everyone.
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really nice start; looks like a great place!
Special architecture...
Hmmm, I have a very bad sense of directions. P'haps I never can live in this place for good. It's definitely worth a visit though, after Auckland.
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Following on from the other threads what is the first thing you do when you get to Epcot
We have our photo taken as soon as we come through the turnstiles and then ride Spaceship Earth, it sets me up for the day
Lately it has been Soarin'.
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It`now become quite a ritual for us at Epcot.
As we seldom arrive bright and early we first of all get a fastpass for Soarin` [the wait time is more often than not enormous!]. This is followed by a walk around the lake taking a few photos and browsing, by which time our allotted time for Soarin` has arrived.
Definitely Spaceship Earth. I mean, it's right THERE, in front of us.
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As soon as we enter Epcot My wife and kids go on Spaceship Earth while I head over to Soarin in order to obtain our fastpasses.
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Tuesday, January 1, 2008
When Jen PM'd me back at the end of November, I kept thinking I should look over my shoulder to see who she was really talking to. Most of the time, I feel like a big pretender, just a wannabe when it comes to stamping. I really do. I get my best ideas and inspiration from other people and the collective "creative soup."
But Jen really did PM me! And I really did say yes. I was (and am) SO flattered. She is a fantastic artist, a stamping superstar, so for her to take notice of me was just so encouraging.
Take a look at her 1/1 post with the five projects that I made. They're exclusive to her, so I won't be posting them here or in my SCS gallery. Check 'em out and let me know what you think! A word of explanation... one of them kinda took on a life of its own as I was creating it. One after another "I-could-add-THIS!"-es had me laughing at the project (and myself) by the end.
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Your cards are beautiful Amy, Jen is lucky to have you on her Design team this month. Hugs, Jennifer :)ReplyDelete
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Audit of Oklahoma City's American Indian Cultural Center shows board selected most expensive options
Board members overseeing the half-completed American Indian Cultural Center and Museum frequently selected the most expensive plans even as funding lagged, but there is no evidence of financial wrongdoing, said the state auditor.
"The board chose the most expensive of six proposals presented by its architect," State Auditor Gary Jones said in a prepared statement. "They decided to build a $169 million facility when only $5 million in funding had been secured. Throughout the years, although additional funding was not forthcoming, the board maintained its commitment to the most expensive plan."
The audit of the Native American Cultural and Educational Authority, released Wednesday, details how the costs of the still-unfinished museum have ballooned out of control since the state agency's inception in 1994.
"The project has existed in some form for eighteen years, during which time more than $97 million in state funding has been used for its purpose," the audit found.
The state has provided $71 million for the building and more than $26 million to the agency for operations and debt payment, according to the audit.
Another $80 million is still needed to complete the project, said Blake Wade, executive director of the authority. That would bring the overall price of the project, including federal, state and private funds, to $170 million.
He said the audit, despite the criticism of past decisions, is an important step in acquiring both private and public support to complete the very visible museum just off Interstate 40 on Eastern Avenue.
"Overall, I'm very delighted that we have finally gotten through this state audit," Wade said. "To realize that we had no financial wrongdoing … is very pleasing to me personally and professionally."
And Wade said it was pleasing to the private donors who have committed $40 million to complete the project, contingent on a $40 million match by state government.
"The donors are assured their money is being accounted for," he said. "We have one more chance to get this match from the state. I'm very optimistic."
Wade said if lawmakers approve funding for the project by the last half of the next session — April or May — the museum can still be completed by the ambitious December 2014 goal.
"I will never ask for another dollar," he said.
The audit was requested by Gov. Mary Fallin after pressure from lawmakers opposed to giving more state money to the stalled project.
A news release from Fallin's office said the governor was still supportive of the project Wednesday and that a half-built facility on prime property was a wasted opportunity.
"There are many factors that have led to these outcomes and the delays in the project's completion have in turn wasted taxpayer resources due to increased materials costs, as well as delaying the generation of revenue," the emailed statement said. "However, with the addition of new leadership last year, Governor Fallin feels the NACEA has begun to correct many of the issues addressed in the audit."
Not convinced is longtime opponent of the project, Sen. Patrick Anderson, R-Enid, who led opposition in the Senate last year to a proposed $40 million bond issue to fund the project. The proposal was defeated by a single vote in the Senate, making it the third time additional funding for the museum has been rejected.
Anderson said the report vindicates critics of further debt financing for the project.
"This project is the epitome of government waste and demonstrates how easy it is for government officials to spend other people's money without regard to cost," Anderson said in a prepared statement. "The leadership of this project has failed miserably and their failure certainly does not deserve to be rewarded with additional state funding."
'World class' facility
In August 2004 the agency board — composed of six voting appointed members and five nonvoting ex officio members — approved a $136.1 million "Vision Plan" for the project over an $85.3 million "Preferred Plan."
At the time the board had less than 25 percent of the funding secured needed to implement the Vision Plan.
"The use of public funds for the project should have warranted a more responsible view of expenditures, one in which the Board supplies its contractors with a set budget and asks what options are available within that budget," according to the audit.
Instead the board adopted a policy of creating a "world class" facility, which became synonymous with the most expensive, the audit found.
Wade said he cannot fault the board for selecting the visionary plan.
"That was what their mandate was," Wade said. "That was what they were supposed to do. I would rather have a world-class facility."
By building things to Smithsonian Museum standards, Wade said, the museum someday will be able to attract Smithsonian exhibits and other traveling exhibits that have strict standards for climate control and other variables.
Among the costs criticized by the audit was $18.7 million paid to consultants from 2003 to 2012, including architecture firms, project managers, geotechnical consultants, attorneys, design developers and institutional planning services.
The large number of contractors was necessary, Auditor Gary Jones said, because of the inexperience of the board and staff members.
"They seemed to want to hire the most expensive consultants overall," he said.
The state audit lays out a number of recommendations and options for the state agency.
The recommendations are that the state agency:
• Develop a comprehensive budget that is readily available to stakeholders.
• Enhance legislative oversight by making it an independent agency directly accountable to lawmakers.
• Modify board membership to provide more qualified members and reinstate the voting rights of ex officio members of the board.
• Ensure there are different board members overseeing the state agency than are overseeing a nonprofit operating in conjunction with the state to avoid conflicting with open meetings laws and the appearance of impropriety.
• Develop a realistic business operating plan.


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Just like EventEmitter, but with support for callbacks and interuption of the listener-chain
An EventEmitter that supports serial execution of asynchronous event listeners. It also supports event listeners without callbacks (synchronous), as well as interrupting the call-chain (similar to the DOM's e.stopPropagation()).
var AsyncEventEmitter = require'async-eventemitter';var events = ; eventson'test' // The next event listener will wait til this is done setTimeoutnext 1000;; events on'test' // This is behaves a synchronous event listener (note the lack of a second // callback argument) console.loge; // { data: 'data' } on'test' // Even if you're not truly asynchronous you can use next() to stop propagation next'You shall not pass'; ; eventstrigger'test' data: 'data' // This is run after all of the event listeners are done console.logerr; // [Error: You shall not pass] ;
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