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Lenovo ThinkCentre X1 Review: Good performance unites with great design
All-in-ones are all about saving space and avoiding clutter, but few do so as well as Lenovo's ThinkCentre X1.
All-in-ones are all about saving space and avoiding clutter, but few do so as well as Lenovo's ThinkCentre X1.
Alienware's backpack PC prototype packs a Radeon RX 480 to create a mobile virtual reality solution.
The Steam Machine is an interesting concept, but it's not the device PC gamers are looking for.
Overclocking might have an exotic image but it's not too difficult to start. At the entry level, an Intel desktop app provides an immediate performance boost.
Acer is firing on all cylinders with its powerful new Predator gaming PCs, which can also provide the processing power for virtual reality headsets.
John Romero's returning to the FPS genre for the first time since 2000's Daikatana. Cross your fingers.
Apple's focus on security means it will eventually offer Macs equipped with an ARM processor, Creative Strategies analyst Ben Bavarian said.
Intel is moving to slowly extricate itself from the PC market through a competitive process where every project in Intel's client PC business is being evaluated for its future prospects.
If your Mac isn't fast enough to edit 3D video, HP is providing a workaround to make it possible.
If you've been waiting patiently for Intel's new Compute Sticks with Skylake chips, there's good news: those thumb-sized PCs will start shipping on April 29.
Ouch: "There was no particular motivation for U.S. consumers to purchase PCs in the first quarter of 2016," said Gartner, one of two top analyst firms saying worldwide PC sales fell between 10 and 12 percent during the first quarter.
Apple's Mac Pro is aging fast, especially with significantly faster Windows desktops being introduced in recent weeks.
PlayStation 4 Remote Play heads to laptops, with more features than the Xbox version.
Quantum Break's PC port isn't perfect thanks to the Windows Store's inherent issues, but it runs (mostly) fine.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.

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Trevor Aaronson has an important piece on one of DOJ's several "terrorism experts," Evan Kohlmann. He has long been mocked, to no avail, by defense attorneys working terrorism cases for his lack of credentials and his hack theories about "radicalization;" Aaronson replays some of Kohlmann's most embarrassing moments on the stand. Even in spite of that, judges keep accepting him as an expert witness. But Aaronson describes how Josh Dratel obtained discovery about another role Kohlmann plays with the FBI.
While representing at trial Mustafa Kamel Mustafa, of the Finsbury Park Mosque in London, New York lawyer Joshua Dratel, who has security clearances, was given classified materials about Kohlmann, a witness in the Mustafa prosecution. "It was the integrity of a prosecutor who learned of [the materials] some way," Dratel said, crediting a single Justice Department employee for providing a rare full disclosure about Kohlmann.
Dratel has reviewed the classified materials in full, but he is prohibited from discussing their contents publicly. "It's hard to talk about it without talkingabout it," he said.
However, the judge in the Mustafa case allowed very limited references to the contents of the classified materials during Dratel's cross-examination of Kohlmann — providing a clue to what the government is hiding about its star terrorism expert.
"You have done more than consulting for the FBI, correct?" Dratel asked Kohlmann.
"Correct," Kohlmann said from the witness stand.
"You have done more than act as an expert for the government, correct?" Dratel followed.
"That's correct, yes," Kohlmann admitted.
That's as far as the judge would allow.
Dratel asked Kohlmann whether he had told Tarek Mehanna prosecutors (Carmen Ortiz' office) of his "precise" relationship with the FBI, but the judge prevented Dratel from obtaining a specific answer.
"In that case, in preparing for that case, or at any time during that case, did you inform the prosecutors in that case of your precise relationship with the FBI?" Dratel continued.
"I don't know what you mean by 'precise,' but the prosecutors in that case I had worked with on a previous case, and they were fully aware of the nature of my work with the FBI," Kohlmann answered.
"No, the precise nature of your relationship with the FBI," Dratel said, speaking cryptically due to the classified material and the limits the judge had placed on his questions.
"Objection, your Honor," the prosecutor interrupted.
"Did you inform them?" Dratel asked Kohlmann
Aaronson doesn't guess, but I would guess that Kohlmann gets paid by the FBI to troll jihadist forums and identify potential sting targets.
A lot of counterterrorism cases include some evidence about online discussions (sometimes in forums, sometimes on more public sites), which gets turned over as an "unsolicited tip" to FBI officers, who then engage, and — on seemingly thin evidence — obtain a FISA warrant, which then leads to further evidence to support the sting. The judge in the case may never learn the details of this unsolicited tip, particularly if she is never asked to review a FISA warrant.
Defense attorneys never learn the details of those unsolicited tips — that's part of what the whole FISA process hides — but they would be used in the materials to the FISC.
In other words, I'm guessing that Dratel got evidence that Kohlmann is providing the raw material for FBI's stings, based on his whackjob theory of radicalization (the reference to Mehanna's case may mean — and this is purely speculation — Kohlmann took part in some of the same kinds of online discussions that were used to incriminate Mehanna.
If I'm right, though, it would confirm what observers — starting with former FBI Agent Mike German — have long talked about: that the government is funding an echo chamber of "experts" who create the approach to terrorism we use, then reinforce it with their purported expertise.
This insight is crucial to understanding the government's continuing embrace of radicalization theories. Simply put, the government continues to be the primary sponsor of radicalization studies because they justify counterterrorism policies that maximize its policing powers. As Kundnani has written, "[s]cholarship that associates a particular kind of 'disposition', be it 'cultural,' 'psychological'…, with terrorist violence enables intelligence gatherers to use that disposition as a proxy for terrorist risk and to structure their surveillance accordingly."
Treating terrorism as the spread of an ideological infection within a vulnerable community also allows the government to put aside difficult questions about the role U.S. foreign and national security policies play in generating anti-American grievances, which the Defense Department raised in this 2004 report. Studies supporting government radicalization theories rarely mention U.S. military actions in Muslim countries, lethal drone strikes, torture, or theGuantanamo Bay prison as radicalizing influences, though many terrorist reference them in attempting to justify their actions.
The reliance on radicalization theory also provides benefits to those who support the current political, social, and financial status quo, particularly in regard to U.S. foreign policy. The support for these theories comes from a broad array of organizations.
Neo-conservativethink-tanks, private terrorism investigators, and cyber vigilantes that typically support the maintenance of interventionist Middle East policies and aggressive counterterrorism measures also stand to benefit from the government's reliance on radicalization theory. These self-styled experts have the appearance of independent researchers, but often serve as echo-chambers for government theories of extremist organizations and behavior. As a defense attorney explained to The Nation, "[t]hey all work for the government or they work for government-funded agencies or government-contracted projects… [a]nd so when the government calls them, they are ready sources of government-approved information."
If Kohlmann is one of the "private terrorism investigators" German mentions — and he certainly fits the bill — then he very likely is dumping garbage of whackjob theory picked targets into the system, and then validating the same whackjob theories on the stand.
I don't know the precise specifics of what Dratel has been alerted to, but it sure does seem like we're closer to proving that Kohlmann and his ilk are providing Garbage In Garbage Out that drives the war on terror.
Main Justice has a bizarre post suggesting that those who excoriated Carmen Ortiz for her treatment of Aaron Swartz (and Tarek Mehanna and Russ Caswell, though MJ doesn't name them by name) are now hailing her aggressiveness.
"The criticism lately has been that they've overcharged some people and been overly harsh," Peter Elkann, a Boston defense attorney, said in a recent interview with Reuters. Elkann went on to observe that "no one is going to accuse any prosecutor of making too big a deal out of this case."
That would be a safe statement, considering that the April 15 bombing killed 3 people and wounded more than 280 others, many of whom lost legs, as it left blood on the street and horrified and infuriated millions of Americans.
Maybe Main Justice doesn't read this blog, which has twice noted the needless prosecutorial irregularity of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's interrogation.
But I would hope that a site covering legal inside baseball has heard of a guy named Erwin Chemerinsky, who seems just as troubled by DOJ's refusal to comply with Dzhokhar's reported request for a lawyer as bmaz and I?
It has become increasingly evident that the Justice Department violated the constitutional rights of Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. He apparently was questioned for hours without being given hisMiranda warnings, and the interrogation continued even after he explicitly requested an attorney. It is disturbing that the Justice Department would risk its criminal prosecution by ignoring such basic rules and even more disturbing for what this says as to its view of the Constitution.
Don't get me wrong. I don't think Carmen Ortiz made the decision to refuse Dzhokhar a lawyer through 16 hours of interrogation alone. I'm quite certain she did that because that's the policy — generally and specifically — Obama's DOJ wants to pursue.
But that's true of her over-aggressive pursuit of the war on drugs, the war on hackers, and the war on Muslims, too, the wars she was fighting when she took down Aaron Swartz and Tarek Mehanna (and tried to take down Russ Caswell). The other abusive decisions she made all reflect the policy choices of the Obama Administration.
But denying someone his Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights is completely consistent with what we've seen Carmen Ortiz do in the past. And while Main Justice appears unphased by it, some of the same people who have noted her prosecutorial aggression in the past are noting it continues here.
For the record, I don't think the Obama Administration would be so brazen as to freeze Jeremy Scahill's assets because he reported critically on Obama's Yemen policy. But the Executive Order they're rolling out today is reportedly written so broadly so as to make something like that possible.
The unusual order, which administration officials said also targets U.S. citizens who engage in activity deemed to threaten Yemen's security or political stability, is the first issued for Yemen that does not directly relate to counterterrorism.
Unlike similar measures authorizing terrorist designations and sanctions, the new order does not include a list of names or organizations already determined to be in violation. Instead, one official said, it is designed as a "deterrent" to "make clear to those who are even thinking of spoiling the transition" to think again.
The order provides criteria to take action against people who the Treasury secretary, in consultation with the secretary of state, determines have "engaged in acts that directly or indirectly threaten the peace, security or stability of Yemen, such as acts that obstruct the implementation of the Nov. 23, 2011, agreement between the Government of Yemen and those in opposition to it, which provides for a peaceful transition of power . . . or that obstruct the political process in Yemen."
It covers those who "have materially assisted, sponsored or provided financial, material or technological support" for the acts described or any person whose property has already been blocked, as well as those who have acted on behalf of such people.
The explanation this anonymous official seems to have given Karen DeYoung is that the order is a way to make sure Ali Abdullah Saleh's family butts out of affairs in Yemen (which would work, given that he presumably does have significant assets in the US). Using Saleh's wealth as a way to try to keep him out of Yemeni politics is a nice idea (though the agreement itself could have done more to enforce this).
But Saleh's not a US citizen. So why explicitly include US citizens in the order?
Moreover, since the language borrows material support language from terrorist sanctions, and since terrorist material support extends to First Amendment protected activities (as Tarek Mehanna knows well), and since Obama has already made sure a journalist remains jailed in Yemen, then what protection is there for people who say that using signature strikes in Yemen is boneheaded, or suggesting that investing all our energies in Saleh's Vice President doesn't really constitute a meaningful solution in Yemen?
And to make things worse, the anonymous official tries to tell DeYoung that this sanction is not the first of its kind. It was used twice before: in 2006 in Cote d'Ivoire and in 2009 in Somalia. That is, precisely this kind of sanction has been used twice–and has twice failed to do anything to bring about meaningful stability.
But the single most troubling aspect of this EO is that is guaranteed to be selectively enforced. After all, the Saudis aren't exactly great friends of "political processes" anywhere, particularly in their backyard, and surely they're waiting to bomb more Houthis. Yet what are the chances that any Administration would freeze the very significant assets of Saudi citizens in the US–even those operating outside official channels?
Over the last week, there were two must-read pieces arguing that the sentencing of Tarek Mehanna to 17.5 years in prison for conspiring to materially support terrorism threatens free speech.
David Cole–who argued the Humanitarian Law Project v. Holder case in which SCOTUS first permitted speech to be criminalized as material support for terrorism–noted that Mehanna's actions didn't even rise to that troubling standard.
But in Mehanna's case, the government never tried to satisfy that standard. It didn't show that any violent act was caused by the document or its translation, much less that Mehanna intended to incite imminent criminal conduct and was likely, through the translation, to do so. In fact, it accused Mehanna of no violent act of any kind. Instead, the prosecutor successfully argued that Mehanna's translation was intended to aid al-Qaeda, by inspiring readers to pursue jihad themselves, and therefore constituted "material support" to a "terrorist organization."
The prosecutor relied on a 2010 Supreme Court decision in a case I argued, Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project. In Humanitarian Law Project, a divided Court upheld the "material support" statute as applied to advocacy of peace and human rights, when done in coordination with and to aid a designated "terrorist organization." (The plaintiffs in the case sought to encourage the Kurdistan Workers Party in Turkey to resolve their disputes with the Turkish government through lawful means, by training them in bringing human rights complaints before the United Nations and helping them in peace overtures to the Turkish government.) The Court ruled that the government could criminalize such advocacy of peaceful nonviolent activity without transgressing the First Amendment, because, it reasoned, any aid to a foreign terrorist organization might ultimately support illegal ends.
The Humanitarian Law Project decision is troubling enough, as I have previously explained. But Mehanna's case goes still further. The government provided no evidence that Mehanna ever met or communicated with anyone from al-Qaeda. Nor did it demonstrate that the translation was sent to al-Qaeda. (It was posted by an online publisher, Al-Tibyan Publications, that has not been designated as a part of or a front for al-Qaeda.) It did not even claim that the "39 Ways" was written by al-Qaeda. The prosecution offered plenty of evidence that in Internet chat rooms Mehanna expressed admiration for the group's ideology, and for Osama bin Laden in particular. But can one provide "material support" to a group with which one has never communicated?
(See also Ben Wittes' curation of Cole's ongoing spat about the evidence in this case with Peter Margulies.)
And Andrew March, who testified at the trial, distinguished Mehanna's advocacy from the ideology al Qaeda pushes.
The prosecution's strategy, a far cry from Justice Roberts's statement that "independent advocacy" of a terror group's ideology, aims or methods is not a crime, produced many ominous ideas. For example, in his opening statement to the jury one prosecutor suggested that "it's not illegal to watch something on the television. It is illegal, however, to watch something in order to cultivate your desire, your ideology." In other words, viewing perfectly legal material can become a crime with nothing other than a change of heart. When it comes to prosecuting speech as support for terrorism, it's the thought that counts.
That is all troubling enough, but it gets worse. Not only has the government prosecuted a citizen for "independent advocacy" of a terror group, but it has prosecuted a citizen who actively argued against much of what most Americans mean when they talk about terrorism.
On a Web site that the government made central to the conspiracy charge, Mr. Mehanna angrily contested the common jihadi argument that American civilians are legitimate targets because they democratically endorse their government's wars and pay taxes that support these wars.
As I read these pieces (and a lot of the other commentary on Mehanna's sentence, I kept coming back to the recent ruling that threw out all the conspiracy charges against the Hutaree militia on free speech grounds.
In a post focusing on the First Amendment problems with Tarek Mehanna's conviction for serving as an al Qaeda propagandist, Glenn Greenwald posted the speech Mehanna made at sentencing. Most of the attention paid to the speech has focused on the American icons Mehanna used to situate his own extremism, including Superman, Paul Revere, and Malcom X.
I'm far more interested in this bit:
In the name of God the most gracious the most merciful Exactly four years ago this month I was finishing my work shift at a local hospital. As I was walking to my car I was approached by two federal agents. They said that I had a choice to make: I could do things the easy way, or I could do them the hard way. The "easy " way, as they explained, was that I would become an informant for the government, and if I did so I would never see the inside of a courtroom or a prison cell. As for the hard way, this is it. Here I am, having spent the majority of the four years since then in a solitary cell the size of a small closet, in which I am locked down for 23 hours each day. The FBI and these prosecutors worked very hard-and the government spent millions of tax dollars – to put me in that cell, keep me there, put me on trial, and finally to have me stand here before you today to be sentenced to even more time in a cell.
In April 2008, Mehanna alleged, the FBI approached him to become an informant.
That they asked a young Muslim against whom they had collected evidence of False Statements to become an informant is no big surprise. We know the government has actually used FISA to find evidence of criminality they can use to persuade someone to turn informant.
What's interesting is that they spent over a year (they had abundant evidence of Mehanna's false statements by February 25, 2007) working on setting up Mehanna to be an informant rather than preparing to arrest him.
What's interesting is that they made that kind of effort with a propagandist.
There is precedent, of course. We know the FBI used Hal Turner as an "informant" for five years, in an effort to entice right wingers to violence. We know there have been questions raised about Inspire, the AQAP magazine that Samir Khan edited (after having been watched by the NC FBI but then allowed to leave the country, unlike Mehanna).
But if Mehanna is to be believed, the FBI recruited him in 2008. When Mehanna said no, the FBI prosecuted him for First Amendment activities.


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A previously healthy 8-year-old black boy developed progressive constipation over 3 years. His two-stool-a-week habit was treated conservatively and blood was never manifest in the stool. The patient was continent of urine and feces with no neurologic complaints. On presentation at the emergency department for stool disimpaction, physical examination revealed a 7×9-cm firm mobile mass inferior to the umbilicus. Neurologic and laboratory examination results were normal. Abdominal computed tomographic scan (Fig 1) and contrast enema (Fig 2) were performed.
Gross pathologic examination revealed a single, oval, encapsulated, soft-tissue mass measuring 13×8×5 cm and weighing 323 g (Fig 3). Fibrous adhesions connected the mass to the sacrococcygeal bone. Histologic findings were of a benign ganglioneuroma of the presacral region (Fig 4). At 3-month follow-up, the patient had normal bowel and bladder function and no complaints.
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Slick conditions caused numerous slide-offs along a stretch of Interstate 71 in Oldham County Saturday morning.
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The IU East Academic Outreach Summer Tutoring Program wrapped up this past week, with thirteen IU East students tutoring a total of 38 K-12 students for 165 hours. Completing 155 sessions over the course of eleven weeks, all registrants were accommodated, even those on the waitlist. All of the parents/guardians (21) that completed evaluations agreed that the summer tutoring program helped their child. Thirteen of the 21 parents agreed that their child understood the subject(s) better than before tutoring, with seven of these parents saying they couldn't be sure until the school year started. All of the students but one who completed evaluations (22) agreed that their tutor helped them, and 17 out of 22 said they felt like they … Continued


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Ilayathalapathy Vijay to work with KV Anand?
KV Anand's next film continues to be in the news even before the film is in the scripting stage. The names for the leading role have regularly emerged one after the other, thereby generating hype on the project. After Rajinikanth, Surya, Vikram and Ajith Kumar, now Ilayathalapathy Vijay's name has started doing rounds.
According to rumour mills, KV Anand has recently met Vijay to discuss about the project. The director has narrated the story and asked him to star in the film. Though the script is not finalised yet, the Ko creator has approached the actor with a good subject. However, nothing has been finalised and the Nanban star has not given green signal for the proposed film.
Vijay is currently busy with Thalaivaa directed by AL Vijay and he will start a film with Nesan for RB Choudhary's Super Good Movies. It is only after these projects, the KV Anand's film could start if Vijay gives a nod for the proposed flick. However, sources close to Anand has denied the reports and said that the director has not finalised any actor or production house for his next film.
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You've torn out the verse about being caught up to meet Him in the air?
What other verses have you also torn out of the New Testament?
YOu said — "Christ said "I have foretold you all things", after years and years of searching through scripture I still yet cannot find Him saying ONE word RAPTURE or anything about the mythical ideology of RAPTURE."
Well, I wouldn't depend on the fact that the English word — rapture — is not found in the Bible. I say that, because the word "Trinity" is not found in the Bible, either — but it is fully described. The word "Trinity" simply happens to be a short-hand method for saying in one word what would take paragraphs and pages to say otherwise (in "explanation" and "proof").
Likewise, the word "rapture" is a short-hand method for saying in one word what would take paragraphs and pages to say otherwise (in "explanation" and "proof").
And, by the way, one cannot be a Christian if they don't believe in the "Trinity" — since that's a core and fundamental belief of Christianity.
As a side note, our English translation of the Bible (the one you and I read) has only been around for about 400 years — while the Latin version of the Bible has been around for over a thousand (and more) years. It's the Latin version that contains the word "rapture" (in the Bible). We've just taken the Latin word and carried it over into English and cleaned up the pronunciation a bit for our English ears.
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AND, one more thing, before you demand it be in the "English" Bible. The Bible was not originally written in English...
Sure you have...If you've read the bible as you say, you've seen it...But believing it's another thing, eh???
1Th 4:16 For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first:
1Th 4:17 Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord.
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and so shall we ever be with the Lord.
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The word Rapture isn't in the Bible. It talks about a taking away, which is the same thing.


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Someone long ago told me that this was the first commercially viable 2-screen theatre in the US. I believe it was Abe Geller, the architect, but I'm not sure.
According to Reading International 4th Quarter and Full Year 2015 results dated 5/2/16, they have received the consent of a partner to redevelop the Cinema 123 property. They are evaluating the potential to redevelop the property as a mixed use retail and residential and/or hotel property. They have also done a feasibility study and are in negotiations with the owner of the property on the corner of 3Ave/60St (at one time, possibly still occupied by Yellowfingers, Contrapunto, Arizona 206 and Chatfields restaurants), for the joint redevelopment of the two properties. They add that there are no assurances that they will be able to come to terms with the adjacent property owner.
The November 2005 Loews Theatre directory lists seat counts of the 12 auditoriums as follows:
1=306; 2=94; 3=94; 4=94; 5=94; 6=307; 7=186; 8=186; 9=186; 10=406; 11=720; 12=406; Total=3079 seats.
Update: WCPN-FM 90.3 is reporting the fire started in the concession area/main lobby and spread to one of the auditoriums. No word if it was arson or not.
According to WOIO Ch.19 news just now, the abandoned Magic Johnson Theatre is on fire, video shows smoke pouring out of the roof. No cause has been determined. The theatre has been closed for several years, and is now a free-standing building as the mall has been demolished. Some of the other abandoned anchor buildings (former Hornes, Macy*s, Sears, JCPenney) also remain, but there is no mall connecting them together.
Oh, and I forgot to mention the shopping center has been re-named The Shoppes at Parma – you may think I'm kidding but I'm not, that's really the new name.
Well, not only is the Cinema gone, but the desperately needed sporting goods store that replaced it is gone too, along the indoor mall and the May/Kaufmann/Macy building. The local entities that have owned it since the earth cooled let it go into receivership and then it was sold. The new ownership is redeveloping it into what it was originally – a regular outdoor shopping plaza.
The city has done whatever it has to do to allow a CVS Drug Store to be built on the site of the Parma Theatre.
The Parma residents are ecstatic – after all, no CVS here would mean people would have to continue traveling a half mile north to Walgreens or RiteAid, or 1.5 mi. to the south to visit Walmart, Target or Marc's – oh! the drudgery!
Thanks to HowardBHaas for letting us know about that article. I note that Evergreen Painting Studios of New York is involved with the Ohio lobby project. Evergreen was involved with the restoration portion of the 1990 plexing of what became the Village East Cinemas, and did a lot of work on the 1996 main lobby renovation of the Loews 84th Street, both in Manhattan.
Cinema 1 had two Cinemeccanica Victoria 8 35/70mm machines from the pre-automation days when they were using 6000' reels. When the automation was installed in 1984 both machines were left in place and operable. The Christie 3-stack platter was installed with additional rollers so it was possible to use either machine which was convenient in case of a bulb failure or some other problem. If the show would stop and the problem couldn't be fixed right away the projectionist could thread up on the other machine. An unscheduled intermission but we wouldn't lose the whole show. I suspect when the DLP machine was added one of the V8s was disconnected and pushed aside, but left there in the booth. It's a big room, as booths go, so it wouldn't be in the way. Plus I'm sure nobody wanted to be involved in trying to get that beast down all the stairs to the street.
In response to 'theatrefan' – Lincoln Square was originally to have a rather lackluster design by Gensler under the old regime at Loews, Alan Friedberg and the USA Cinemas gang. Sony put them out to pasture early in the construction phase and Jim and Barrie Loeks took over. They had Gensler add the indoor box office on the street level (it was originally to be in the window where the video display ended up), they added the 3 cinemas in the cellar, and had him ramp up the overall decor up a couple of notches. For whatever reason they didn't use his services on future projects (maybe they didn't like him, maybe he didn't like them, maybe he decided he would rather design office buildings or supermarkets. Who knows?). When they decided to re-do 84th Street the Loeks' we're looking for someone who would deliver an imaginative design, not necessarily a carbon copy of Lincoln Sq. They liked Rockwells work at Le Bar Bat on 57th Street, so they gave him a shot and were pleased with the result. And the rest is history.
So who actually has the lease and operates this since Loews left? I'm sure Nokia, Best Buy and now Play Station just pay to have their name on it and have nothing to do with the operation. It looks like they sign on for five year deals.
If they are digital and have kept any of the 35/70's it would be in the main theatre as there is space in the booth. Cinemas 2 and 3 in the cellar each have tiny booths, originally with one film projector and one 3-stack platter and it was crowded, #2 opened in 1991 with a 35/70 machine. The two small cinemas in the cellar, 4 & 5, shared a big booth with plenty of space, but the screens are so small the 70mm would be pointless. Cinema 6 on the street level of the stagehouse had a tiny booth. #7 in the flyloft might work, the booth was a little bigger, but the screens in 6 &7, while wider than 4 & 5 in the cellar, they were not as wide as 2 & 3. From the beginning the only place 70mm made any sense in that theatre was in Cinema 1, the original, restored auditorium.
In the past couple days on WCPN-FM 90.3 someone was interviewing a woman previously associated with The Front Row theater and presently involved in some capacity with Playhouse Square. I wasn't really paying attention so I didn't take note of the names. My ears perked up, however, when the woman from Playhouse Square stated that the State Theater will be closed for a while for re-painting. She then stated that the lobby of the Ohio Theater is going to be demolished and re-built as it was before fire gutted it in the 1960s, which for the most part was the way it was at the 1922 grand opening. The photo on the overview page here is the way it was in 1922. After the fire in the '60s Loews re-built it as a typical modern suburban mall theater lobby with red walls, red carpet and flat acoustic tile ceiling with recessed can-lights. The theater by then was on its downhill trajectory (and would finally shut down in 1969) so not a lot of dollars or brain cells were expended on post-fire repairs. Playhouse Square's remodeling was nice, but in no way resembled the original.
Yes, Cinema 3 was indeed the brainchild of Donald Rugoff. Although I worked for C5Ltd in the post-Rugoff era, I don't recall ever being in Cinema 3. Aside from its location and the fact that they took phone reservations I couldn't tell you much more about it.
Cinema 3 (with an Arabic 3, not Roman) was in the Plaza Hotel, in a former disco on the lower level in the northeast corner of the building. When the lease was up in the early 1990s the hotel had other plans for the space, I believe it became a health club, operated for the benefit of the hotel guests.
I saw no evidence of an organ as the building was being stripped to the four walls and roof in 1989 or 90. With the exception of the balcony structure and the concrete box that was the projection booth, everything else, including the closed restaurant, was down the first day.
StanMalone: this was the home office from when it opened until when they merged with Harcourt Brace Jovanovich and became Harcourt General. Once that happened the theatre division moved to an office building across the street, the address was 12-something (4 digits) Boylston. The Flutie Pass theatre came along in the final chapter of the GCC story. Maybe certain departments were relocated over there, but the HQ remained opposite the C.H. Cinema til the end.
Back in the day, when this theatre was nearing completion, we were having a managers meeting in the Cleveland division and it was pointed out that GCC Prexy Mr. Smith (as Variety referred to him once or twice), was heavily involved in the build-out of this theatre. In addition to the layout, he picked out the finishes, resulting in the decor appearing a little more up-market than ordinary General Cinemas. Someone in authority told us, with a bit of sarcasm, that Mr. Smith has picked gold-plated flush handles for the toilets and urinals.
Now that the N.A. Super Lux is open at the other end of the parking lot, what has become of this former General Cinema? Has it been demolished, or stripped out and occupied by some retail operation? Any current photos?
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So have they made any other upgrades to the place other than the seats? New carpeting maybe? Wallpaper? New upscale concession menu? Also, with the upgrade(s) what is the new admission price?
Anybody know what's happening here? Has it been converted to some other use, demolished or is it just sitting empty?
An article on the demolition in today's Parma Sun News:
By Maura Zurick, Northeast Ohio Media Group Email the author | Follow on Twitter on December 08, 2014 at 3:09 PM, updated December 08, 2014 at 7:02 PM
PARMA, Ohio — After the dust cleared Monday, piles of brick, glass and metal littered the Ridge Road spot where the Parma Theater stood for 78 years.
The demolition came with no warning, said Mayor Tim DeGeeter, who learned of the wrecking ball from Councilwoman Deborah Lime, who worked with the Friends of the Parma Theater to try to save it.
"This morning's demolition came as a surprise to us," DeGeeter said in a statement. "As this is private property, the city has no standing in this. Our concern is making sure that our residents are safe, that the demolition is done properly and in compliance with city laws."
The theater closed in 2012, and shortly after, a fire started in the lobby causing $750,000 of damage. The blaze was ruled arson by the Ohio Division of State Fire Marshal and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, and the case is still open.
The Friends of Parma Theater tried to save the movie theater from the wrecking ball for nearly two years. Lime said she found out about the demolition from Facebook and phone calls.
"There truly will be a huge void and a loss to the area with the theater gone," she said and thanked the volunteers who tried to save it.
The efforts to save the theater spanned from impractical, including a resident's plan to buy the theater for $1 and convert it into a cat sanctuary, to fundraising to turn it into a community arts center.
Owner Norman Barr had to fix 20 building code violations or tear the theater down before Dec. 11 court date.
Demolition crews started around 8 a.m. By mid-afternoon the front of the theater was a pile of debris.
"As a resident of Polish Village and Parma I am deeply saddened and dismayed that the owners have chosen to demolish the building," said Kathy Mabin, a member of the Friends of Parma Theater.
Mabin said Barr gave the Friends an inflated price and unreasonable time limit, only after the theater was the subject of news coverage.
"So now the community will suffer, gone is the history, gone is the hope to reclaim the building and make the space useful, and what is left behind is a gaping hole left by their destruction," she said.
Parma resident Wayne Mesker, one of the original members of Friends of Parma Theater, came to watch the theater where he saw "Transformers" and "Spider Man" come down.
"It's a sad day here in Parma," Mesker said. "It didn't have to be this way."
According to local radio news reports, the Parma Theatre was flattened today. They also state that the group that was trying to save it was given no notice that it was coming down today.


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Materials 2010, 3(9), 4626-4638; doi:10.3390/ma3094626
Copper Nanoparticles for Printed Electronics: Routes Towards Achieving Oxidation Stability
Casali Institute of Applied Chemistry, the Institute of Chemistry, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem 91904, Israel
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AbstractIn the past few years, the synthesis of Cu nanoparticles has attracted much attention because of its huge potential for replacing expensive nano silver inks utilized in conductive printing. A major problem in utilizing these copper nanoparticles is their inherent tendency to oxidize in ambient conditions. Recently, there have been several reports presenting various approaches which demonstrate that copper nanoparticles can resist oxidation under ambient conditions, if they are coated by a proper protective layer. This layer may consist of an organic polymer, alkene chains, amorphous carbon or graphenes, or inorganic materials such as silica, or an inert metal. Such coated copper nanoparticles enable achieving high conductivities by direct printing of conductive patterns. These approaches open new possibilities in printed electronics, for example by using copper based inkjet inks to form various devices such as solar cells, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags, and electroluminescence devices. This paper provides a review on the synthesis of copper nanoparticles, mainly by wet chemistry routes, and their utilization in printed electronics.
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Life's A Beach: Eavesdropping In The Sand
"Sweetie, do you know what that is?" No response. "Look at that bird! You know what they call it?" Still no response. "It's a seagull!"
As challenging as this past season has been, what with constantly stoking the wood stove, shoveling snow and ashes, and having to bundle up like Nanook of the North, I enjoyed one aspect: Silence from the nutty cardinal that spent countless hours almost every day last spring, summer and fall slamming into windows around our house.
Evidently the bird, which nests in nearby evergreens, was either too busy all winter scrounging for nuts and seeds, or, like the rest of us, too blasted cold to waste energy on such bird-brained activities.
As loyal readers will recall, no matter how many times my wife or I taped paper over our windows to eliminate reflections, the cardinal kept interpreting its mirror image as a rival bird horning in on her territory, and slammed into the glass from dawn to dusk.
At first it was kind of amusing, once I realized the cardinal hadn't injured itself, but after a week or so its behavior evolved from mildly annoying to extremely irritating, especially when the banging and high-pitched whistling started in before 5 a.m. By fall the inside of our house looked like a dungeon because of all the papered-over windows, and all it took was one sliver of exposed glass to provoke a
barrage of attacks that reverberated throughout every room.
Don't get me wrong. I like birds, especially barred owls that hoot, "Who cooks for you? Who cooks for you-all" in the middle of the night; osprey and red-tail hawks that circle and swoop; turkey vultures that glide with the thermals; wild turkeys that trot along forest paths, great blue herons that stand like statues along the water's edge; jays that serve as woodland sentinels and cry out warnings of human intruders; curious phoebes that flit from branch to branch, wagging their tails, crows and ravens that squawk raucously, nuthatches, finches, sparrows, orioles and so many other feathered neighbors. I'm even fond of the wily catbird that repeatedly raided my blueberries last summer until I finally thwarted it with netting.
I feel much less affection, though, for the crazed cardinal.
First of all, on a superficial level, the female has dingy plumage compared to the crimson male, who uses his flashy color to attract a mate.
Which leads me to ponder: Is this the best you could come up with? All that preening and you wind up with an obsessive-compulsive spouse who spends all its spare time slamming into windows.
I can imagine her starting a conversation:
"Dear, we're running low on seeds … Do you mind flying over to the garden and bringing back a few for dinner?"
"OK, in a little while … I'm right in the middle of arranging these twigs for our nest."
Ten minutes later: "You know, I asked you to get some seeds, yet you're still fiddling with the nest…"
"I know, but if I drop this now the whole thing will fall apart. Give me a few more minutes."
Another 10 minutes: "What! You're still working on the nest?! What happened to my seeds?"
"I told you I'm busy right now! Why can't YOU go get the seeds? What are you doing all day?"
"What are you talking about?" I've been knocking my self out, literally, keeping that other cardinal from taking our spot?"
"What other cardinal? That's your reflection in a window!"
"Don't tell me what I saw! I know what you're up to …"
Now that I think about it, I haven't seen much of the male cardinal lately. Maybe he finally flew the coop.
Anyway, this spring we've been experimenting with different cardinal deterrents, and even placed a large, wooden sculpture of a cat peering menacingly out one skylight. You can see from the accompanying photograph how well that worked.
So I guess we'll just have to learn to live with the banging and whistling for a few months.
Or go back to living in a papered-in dungeon.
It could be worse, I guess. We could be besieged by a cape buffalo, rhino or wildebeest, so we should count our blessings.
"Sweetie, do you know what that is?" No response. "Look at that bird! You know what they call it?" Still no response. "It's a seagull!"
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THIBODAUX The Lafourche public school system will receive more than $1.3 million from FEMA, according to U.S. Rep. Charlie Melancon.
The money comes as part of a $13.4 million package from FEMA to reimburse Louisiana offices for their expenses before and after hurricanes Katrina, Rita, Gustav and Ike.
Hurricanes have become all too frequent facts of life in south Louisiana, Melancon said in a news release. Federal grants like these will help ... recover some of the costs from the storms.
Lafourche school administrators said they had not received details about when the money will arrive or how it might be used.
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Floyd Benoit, Lafourche school system spokesman, said in an e-mail that parish school administrators also conducted work before and during the storm, including supplying preparatory materials and protecting buildings.
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Despite some thunderstorms, near record crowds packed beaches along the Alabama coast this week.
In Orange Beach, officials estimate about 200,000 people showed up for the Fourth of July holiday. Tens of thousands of people also visited shops, restaurants and hotels in Gulf Shores.
Bob Murphy, owner of Bahama Bob's Beachside Cafe, calls it the "best Fourth of July we've had in years," adding: "It's nice that the holiday falls in the middle of the week, so we actually get two good weekends out of it."
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Located in Vila Olimpia, this luxury hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Shopping Vila Olimpia and within 3 mi (5 km) of Pinheiros Sport Club and Ibirapuera Park. Jockey Club and Professor Aristoteles Orsini Planetarium are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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The hotel offers a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 4.5-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms.
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