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- Temples across Thane celebrate Mahashivratri with great gusto
Thane: Devotees made a beeline outside various Shiva temples across Thane to worship the Lord on the auspicious occasion of Mahashivratri. Devotees came dressed in their best attires with milk and honey in their hands along with bael leaves and flowers to offer the Lord. Many began their celebration with prayers and chanting incantations like Om Namah Shivaya, Bam Bam Bhole, Har Har Mahadev etc at the stroke of midnight. While several devotees thronged to Kopineshwar temple, one of the oldest city templeso, other temples like Balkeshwar temple near R Mall, Uthaleshwar temple, Kotirlingeshwar temple in B-cabin, etc saw massive celebrations as well. Hemlata Jain, a devotee, took five hours to enter the Balkeshwar temple on Monday morning said, "The place was very packed. While it took me five hours to get in, the darshan on the day was worth it. Hundreds of youth, senior citizens and children were there since midnight," "Our scriptures say that Lord Shiva took the form of the Lingam on Mahashivratri and since the Lingam in the temple was found in nature we believe it is Lord Shiva himself," said Kameshwari Kulkarni, a Vartaknagar resident who, like a few other devotees, observes the rituals at home. "We do all the rituals including bathing Shiva with milk and water, showering it with chandan paste, bael leaves and white flowers and chanting the numerous incantations through the day at home. I feel that these rituals can be done anywhere and one doesnt need to spend hours in a queue outside a temple," she added.
- B-Town chants 'Om Namah Shivaya' on Mahashivratri
Celebrating Mahashivratri on Monday, celebrities like Lata Mangeshkar, Hema Malini, Madhuri Dixit and Madhur Bhandarkar sent out good wishes to their fans and well-wishers. Mahashivratri is celebrated annually in reverence of Lord Shiva. It is the day when Lord Shiva married Goddess Parvati.
- Mahashivratri makes Srimukhalingam village come alive
Mahashivratri is that time of the year when the sleepy, unobtrusive village of Srimukhalingam in Jalumuru mandal of Srikakulam comes alive with activities and devotees thanks to the exquisitely sculpted Srimukhalingam shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva.
- Mahashivratri special episode on 'Krishnadasi'
With Mahashivratri approaching, the cast of COLORS' show 'Krishnadasi' is gearing up to celebrate the occasion in a grand way. Making the evening a memorable one, popular television actors including Shakti Arora, Anita Hassanandani and Aishwarya Sakhuja will make an appearance on the show and join Aradhya and Aryan in Maharshivratri celebrations.


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Institution for Savings Leader Takes on Statewide Fight Against Workplace Stigma
Michael J. Jones is a CEO Against Stigma
July 7, 2016
Newburyport, MA For 196 years, the Institution for Savings has prided itself on building stronger communities together. Michael J. Jones, the President and CEO, understands that a vision like that for the communities the Bank serves takes a strong employee commitment. So, he is making sure his staff knows that they are his priority as well. Jones has joined the growing list of business, state, and municipal leaders across the Commonwealth vowing to establish stigma-free places of work for their employees. He has signed a pledge to become a CEO Against Stigma, the workplace initiative created by the state chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI Mass).
I am proud to join with my fellow CEOs from across the region to sign this critically important pledge, said Mr. Jones. Since 1820 our vision at the Institution for Savings has been to positively affect the lives of our customers, our communities and our employees. A critical component of that vision includes fostering an inclusive, nurturing and compassionate environment whereby each and every person feels supported and accepted. I am proud at the breadth and depth of the programs and assistance that we offer our team and their families who struggle with the challenges of mental health issues every day. I look forward to continuing to do whatever we can to fight the stigma associated with mental illness.
Mental health conditions affect one in five adults and unlike physical illnesses, carry a stigma that prevents people from discussing them at work. That stigma can lead to high turnover, low productivity and increased employer costs, said Linda Lewis, NAMI Cape Ann board member. In fact, mental health conditions represent the leading cause of workplace disability.
CEOs Against Stigma partners with the top leaders of businesses, organizations and municipalities across the state to change misconceptions about mental illness by encouraging people to open up and speak freely about the conditions that affect them and their immediate families, and seek treatment. An important component of the campaign involves bringing NAMIs In Our Own Voice (IOOV) presentations into the workplace. IOOV presentations feature two people sharing their personal stories of recovery and has been recognized by a leading national mental health researcher as the most effective anti-stigma program in America. Institution for Savings will also provide helpful information for employees and managers so they are better informed as well as make its 235 employees more aware of the mental health benefits available to them.
We pride ourselves on having a supportive, nurturing workplace based on trust and respect, two words that are at the epicenter of everything we do, Mr. Jones said. Its critically important that our employees know they have ample resources at their disposal to weather any storm, whether professionally or personally. We look forward to partnering with NAMI on this important endeavor.
Any company, organization or municipality headquartered in Massachusetts, with at least 50 employees, can join. For more information about CEOs Against Stigma, log onto the website: http://ceos.namimass.org. You can also contact NAMI Cape Ann at 978-281-1557 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
June 2016
Originally published in The Salem News by Amanda Ostuni (Staff Writer)
IPSWICH Years of planning and fundraising culminated on Friday in a groundbreaking ceremony for a new turf field at Ipswich High School.
The project is being funded by various public and private sources. A key contributor, the Institution for Savings, through its 2 Depot Square Charitable Foundation, pledged $600,000 toward construction costs. In honor of the donation, the School Committee voted unanimously last October to name the schools athletic facilities the overall area encompassing the track, tennis courts and the Jack Welch Stadium the Institution for Savings Athletic Complex.
As a father of four children in the school system, I know firsthand the great strides made by the town in recent years to provide quality, state-of-the-art athletic fields and facilities, and this will be a wonderful and much-needed enhancement, said bank president and CEO Michael Jones, in a press release. We are honored and grateful to have the banks name associated with this terrific project.
Lynx Systems Developers has donated a $250,000, state-of-the-art FinishLynx track timing and video system for the Ken Spellman Track, and Ipswich Public Schools is contributing $132,000 toward the work in the form of a Payne Grant. The remaining costs will be covered by a $1 million non-exempt bond approved by town voters last October.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Institution for Savings, the Ipswich Education Foundation, the town of Ipswich and everyone else who played a role in this fantastic collaborative effort, said Tom Gallagher, director of Ipswich athletics. The completion of this multi-purpose field is a big win for this town and will have a positive impact on so many athletic programs throughout the town something we can all be proud of.
Construction is scheduled to be complete in September, in time for the fall 2016 sports season.
March 2016
Newburyport 2015 was the sixth consecutive year that the Institution for Savings reached all-time highs in total loans, total deposits and total capital, reported President and Chief Executive Officer Michael J. Jones at the Banks 196th Annual Meeting. The meeting was held recently at the Black Swan Country Club in Georgetown. There were approximately 350 people in attendance.
The main catalyst for the Banks strong numbers was its extraordinary growth in total loans which increased $454 million or 33 percent. Commercial loans increased approximately $88 million or 30 percent while residential loans increased $367 million or 33 percent. The Banks total loan portfolio now exceeds $1.8 billion and was the main driver of its record net operating income in 2015 of $14 million which was the highest in the Banks history.
Total deposits increased $340 million, or 20 percent, reaching approximately $2.067 billion due to the Banks highly competitive interest rates on checking, savings, money market and term deposit accounts. The Banks net income of $23.5 million marked the third year that net income exceeded $23 million. Most importantly, capital remains strong at $252 million and will provide opportunities for continued expansion and growth.
Our numbers are particularly impressive given that 2015 was the first full year operating the former offices of Rockport National Bank which whom we merged in August of 2014 with total deposits of $185 million, said Mr. Jones. Since the acquisition the combined deposits in these offices increased $83 million to $268 million. In addition, our Middleton Office, which opened last May, posted $92 million in deposits by year-end.
Ten new Corporators were elected to the Corporation. They include Rainer (Chris) C. Bandereck, Owner, Topsfield Bakery; Alfred P. Farese III, Attorney, Middleton; Katherine (Kate) Kelly, Kelly Taylor Rental, Newbury; Muntaser (Matt) A. Khatib, Owner, M.K. Benatti Jewelers, Newburyport; Jane A. Merrill, Owner, Boxford Community Store & Eatery; Dr. John A. Pavlo, Orthodontist, Danvers; Wilhelmina Sheedy, Attorney, Rockport; Dr. Hugh Taylor, Physician, Family Medicine, Ipswich; Brian Zampell, Chief Operating Officer, Zampell Companies, Newburyport and Sheree Zizik, Cruiseport Gloucester.
The Bank also promoted several employees. Christine N. Allen was promoted to Vice President of Information Technology; Nancy J. Taylor was promoted to Vice President of Residential Lending; Kathleen M. Ferreira was promoted to Assistant Vice President of Human Resources and Stephanie C. Manuel was promoted to Assistant Clerk of the Corporation.
Mr. Jones, along with corporators and employees, paid tribute to retiring long-time trustees Mary L. Larnard and Peter G. Kelly. A 20 year member of the Board and a lifelong educator and retired principal of Newburyport High School, Ms. Larnard was the first women elected to serve as a trustee. She was and is a great mentor and she has helped influence my leadership style of today, said Mr. Jones of Ms. Larnard. Mr. Kelly, owner of Kellys True Value and Kellys Taylor Rental of Newburyport, joined the Board of Trustees in 1978 and was the longest serving Board member until his recent retirement. In his remarks about Mr. Kelly, Mr. Jones said: Pete provides me with the positive feedback that I often need to lead this great organization. He has been an invaluable member of our Board, and in particular to me, and has the trust and respect from so many in this community.
Before concluding the meeting Mr. Jones announced the 2015 recipient of the Presidents Award which annually is given to an employee who consistently goes above and beyond his or her duties to serve the Bank and its customers. This years award was given to newly elected Assistant Vice President of Human Resources Kathleen Ferreira of Newburyport who was described by fellow employees as going above and beyond to help fellow employees, unfailingly positive, a great troubleshooter and problem solver, and someone always with a smile on her face.
As always our primary focus is to provide the best customer service in the banking industry, said Mr. Jones. However, now more than ever, we value our tradition, history and the importance of mutuality. This has been our focus since 1820 and one from which we will not waiver as we continue to expand our and grow.
February 2016
Middleton, MA After opening its doors just a little more than nine months ago, the Institution for Savings Middleton office has exceeded $100 million in deposits, announced President and Chief Executive Officer Michael J. Jones recently. This milestone is particularly impressive given the growing national trend for banks to close offices rather than open new ones.
Port Bank Donates Land for Affordable Housing
Reprinted from The Daily News of Newburyport,
Thursday, February 4, 2016
A local banks teaming with Habitat for Humanity could bring at least four affordable homes to Salisbury in the coming years. The Institution for Savings donated a 1.8 acre of buildable land on County Road to Merrimack Valley Habitat for Humanity, according to MVHH executive director Randy Larson.
August 2015
Main Street Rockport Foundation Donates $344,000
The Institution for Savings, through its Main Street Rockport Charitable Foundation, donated and pledged $344,085 in the first half of 2015 to not-for-profit organizations in the greater Beverly and Cape Ann communities.
July 2015
Institution for Savings to Open a New Full-Service Office in Boxford
The Institution for Savings will bring community banking back to Boxford by opening a new full service office inside the Boxford Community Store in the heart of the Village, announced President and CEO Michael J. Jones today. Pending approvals by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Massachusetts Division of Banks, the new facility tentatively is scheduled to open later this fall and will be the only bank located in Boxford.
March 2015
Institution for Savings Pledges $1.5 Million to the Ipswich Family YMCA for Outdoor Aquatic Center
The Institution for Savings, through its 2 Depot Square Charitable Foundation, has pledged $1.5 million to Phase 2 of the Ipswich Family YMCAs Capital Campaign, announced President and CEO Michael J. Jones. This gift, the largest grant in the Foundations 10 years of existence, will be used to construct an Outdoor Aquatic Center.
The Family Y is an integral part of Ipswich, improving the lives of so many as it serves the health, fitness, education and caregiver needs of thousands of families and individuals each year, said Mr. Jones in announcing the gift. Much like the Y, the Institution for Savings is committed to having a positive impact on those in our communities. I believe this gift will accomplish just that, providing a modern facility that is welcoming, vibrant and accessible for those of all ages and socio-economic backgrounds.
March 2015
Institution for Savings Posts Fifth Consecutive Year of Record Earnings: Completes Successful Acquisition of Rockport National Bank, Named Top Employer by the Boston Globe, Reaches Historic Highs in Total Assets, Total Loans, Total Deposits and Net Operating Income
2014 was another momentous year for the Institution for Savings as the Bank reported its fifth consecutive year of record earnings, successfully completed the acquisition of Rockport National Bank and was named the Top Medium Sized Employer by The Boston Globe for the second straight year and third time in four years. These accomplishments were announced by President and CEO Michael J. Jones at the Banks 195th Annual Meeting held March 9th at the Black Swan County Club in Georgetown attended by more than 300 Bank corporators and employees.


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The Jeremiah Study Bible focuses on three simple things: "What does the Bible say, what does it mean, and what does it mean for you?" Comprehensive in scope yet easy to understand, the Jeremiah Study Bible is a 2,200+ page, one-of-a-kind study tool that includes:
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IDFAcademy, the training course intended for emerging documentary filmmakers and producers, running between 19-22 November, was received with great success. Eighty participants from 29 different countries were selected to attend the program that took place in the heart of Amsterdam.
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The participants first met on Thursday November 19 in De Brakke Grond. After a short introduction by IDFA's Meike Statema, the Young Producers were asked on stage one by one to introduce themselves. These six Dutch producers had been selected by the Netherlands Film Fund to participate in a special program at IDFA which included IDFAcademy. After their introduction the video's that they made of their group of participants were shown. In these videos the participants answered such questions as "Who or what is an inspiration to you as a documentary filmmaker / producer?" and "Who would you like to have a drink with during IDFA?" It turned out to be a great way of getting to know each other from the beginning.
Besides the introduction of the IDFAcademy participants, DocLab Academy also introduced its participants. DocLab Academy is an international program for new talent in the field of documentary storytelling and interactive media. The 25 participants of DocLab Academy joined us for the plenary sessions in the morning and Saturday's small session "VR: Beyond the Rollercoaster". After the introduction, the program took off with a turbulent conversation between master Victor Kossakovsky and talent Tom Fassaert. After the session, the participants had the chance to meet up during the IDFAcademy welcome drinks.
On Friday morning the group woke up with coffee and croissants in the Compagnietheater, a former church-turned-into-theater located along the picturesque Kloveniersburgwal. During the plenary session "Close Your Eyes", Thomas Jaeger, Eva Mulvad and Peter Winther talked about the influence of sound and the collaboration between director and sound designer. Sigrid Dyekjær moderated this session.
After a quick lunch, the participants divided into two groups. One group went to Tuschinski to join the master class by Errol Morris. He talked with film theorist Bill Nichols about his own films and the Top 10 he put together for IDFA. The other group stayed at the Compagnietheater and followed the small session "Producing for Different Platforms" by Christian Popp and Sjoerd Raaijmakers. The sessions were followed by the Meet the Professionals round; participants could have one-on-one conversations with professionals or group discussions at the Round Tables. Afterwards some participants went to the Guest Meet Guest drinks. In the evening people could go to screenings of Man Falling (Anne Regitze Wivel, 105 min) or Ukrainian Sheriffs (Roman Bondarchuk, 80 min).
On Saturday morning the participants started with the plenary session "Finance Your Film, Find Your Crowd". Liz Cook (Kickstarter) and Kristen Konvitz (Indiegogo) shared strategies on how to successfully raise funds and build a global audience. In the afternoon everyone proceeded to one of the two small sessions, the "Pitch and Trailer Workhop" and "VR: Beyond the Rollercoaster". Participants from the projects 5 Houses, Salty Taste and The Letter had the chance to pitch their project and receive feedback by a panel of professionals including Mikael Opstrup, Jesper Osmund, Stefan Kloos, Signe Byrge Sørensen and Cynthia Kane. Mikael Opstrup surprised Tommy Gulliksen when he picked his name out of the moderators hat to be the fourth participant to pitch. After the small sessions the participants had the opportunity to talk with the professionals during the Meet the Professionals rounds and attend the Meet the Professionals Special with award-winning director Sean McAllister. The day closed with the Guests Meet Guests drinks.
On Sunday the 22nd, the day started with the plenary session "Blending impact & Distribution", moderated by Beadie Finzi (BRITDOC) and Rebecca Lichtenfeld (Bertha Foundation) and they talked with their guests Eszter Hadjú and Sandor Mester (Judgement in Hungary) and Anita Khanna (Miners Shot Down). They also invited Chris King and Maia von Lekow on stage to give them advice on a potential impact strategy for their project. After lunch the small sessions on this last day were "Sales, Secrets and Strategies" by Salma Abdalla and Robin Smith, and Jon Reiss gave the participants the knowledge and tools to create a distribution and marketing path in the small session "Making the Most of Marketing & Digital Distribution". During the first session Enrico Pacciani received direct advice from Salma and Robin on how to market his film Irrawaddy mon amour.
Again the participants had Round Table Meetings and One-on-One Meetings with professionals who were willing to help them with their projects. The Meet the Professionals Special was with the director of VOC at Vimeo, Peter Gerard. During the weekend the participants had the opportunity to have a general consult with Cecilia Lidin or Tue Steen Müller. They could ask them for advice about their projects and the Documentary Industry in general. The IDFAcademy 2015 was a great success and ended on Sunday afternoon with closing drinks.
Thursday, November 19 – IDFAcademy Day 1
Welcome & Introduction: Meet the Participants
Official welcome & meet and greet with all participants of IDFAcademy 2015 and IDFA DocLab Academy 2015.
13:30-15:00 | De Brakke Grond – Rode Zaal
Plenary Session: Master and Talent
The Industry Talks and IDFAcademy program kick off together with an inspiring conversation between renowned filmmaker Victor Kossakovsky and talent Tom Fassaert. Fassaert's touching and intimate film
A Family Affair
is opening IDFA this year, and Kossakovsky's early work has been a great inspiration for his developing career. What does the master think of Fassaert's work? How do they define their authorship, and how do they develop their film language?
15:00-16:30 | De Brakke Grond – Rode Zaal
IDFAcademy Welcome Drinks
16:30-18:00 | De Brakke Grond - Rode Zaal
Guests Meet Guests
18:00-19:30 | Café De Jaren
Friday, November 20 – IDFAcademy Day 2
Coffee and croissants
09:30-10:00 | Compagnietheater – Foyer
Plenary Session: Close Your Eyes
Close your eyes and listen to renowned sound designer/ composer Kristian Eidnes Andersen, who worked on many films by Lars von Trier and documentaries such as
Something Better to Come
, sound designer Thomas Jaeger and Danish director Anne Regitze Wivel (whose
Man Falling
is screening in the Sounds Real program at IDFA this year) talk about the work they have done to endow the films with its emotional narratives. At what stage does the collaboration between director and sound designer start, and how do you bring the creative processes together?
Sigrid Dyekjaer (Danish Documentary)
10:00-12:00 | Compagnietheater – Grote Zaal
Small Session: Producing for Different Platforms
How do you handle the production and financing of your film if you are dealing with different platforms? How does this affect the creative process? Experienced producer for film, TV and new media Christian Popp (YuZu productions) talks with Sjoerd Raaijmakers, publisher for VICE Benelux, about being a producer in today's market. IDFAcademy participants with a producer's profile are especially invited to attend.
13:00-15:00 | Compagnietheater – Grote Zaal
Master Class Errol Morris
Director Errol Morris will talk with film theorist Bill Nichols about his own films and the insights offered by his Top 10 selection. The wide-ranging discussion will touch upon the role of interviews, which play an important role in Morris's work and are handled in different ways by the filmmakers he's chosen.
13:00-15:00 | Tuschinski 1
Meet the Professionals
Round table meetings and one-on-one meetings with renowned professionals.
15:30-17:30 | Compagnietheater – Grote Zaal and Foyer
Guests Meet Guests
18:00-19:30 | Café De Jaren
Saturday, November 21 – IDFAcademy Day 3
Coffee and croissants
09:30-10:00 | Compagnietheater – Foyer
Plenary Session: Finance Your Film, Find Your Crowd
Crowdfunding is a fast-growing method used to build audiences and financially support creative projects. Liz Cook (Documentary Film Lead at Kickstarter) and Kristen Konvitz (Director of film at Indiegogo New York) discuss the modern-day financial structures for film and how crowdfunding best fits into that landscape. They will share tips on best practices for running a successful campaign, including case studies from selected filmmakers from this year's festival to dive deeper into the details and share those experiences. This time will also be dedicated to discussing strategies and ideas for your campaigns so come with your ideas!
10:00-12:00 | Compagnietheater – Grote Zaal
Small Session: Pitch & Trailer Workshop
The Pitch & Trailer Workshop, one of last year's IDFAcademy's biggest hits, is introduced by Mikael Opstrup. Film editor Jesper Osmund then elaborates on the makings of a successful pitch trailer by showing examples and offering explicit advice. Three participants get the opportunity to pitch their project and receive feedback from a panel including Stefan Kloos (Rise and Shine), Signe Byrge Sørensen (Final Cut for Real ApS) and Cynthia Kane (Al Jazeera America). Ultimately, the audience can voice its thoughts, suggestions and questions.
13:00-15:00 | Compagnietheater – Grote Zaal
Small Session: VR: Beyond the Roller Coaster
Virtual reality is without a doubt the most talked about new medium. It triggers the imagination and its possibilities seem endless. But what are the VR opportunities for non-fiction storytellers? How can you construct a story as a filmmaker in a world that the viewer can explore on his or her own? What are the challenges and pitfalls that come with the various techniques? VR pioneers Ziv Schneider (RecoVR: Mosul), Jessica Brillhart (Google) and Thomas Wallner (Liquid Cinema) share their experiences and showcase their work illustrating the medium's different approaches. Moderated by Katy Morrison (VRTOV).
13:00-15:00 | Compagnietheater – Zuilenzaal
Meet the Professionals
Round table meetings and one-on-one meetings with renowned professionals.
15:30-17:30 | Compagnietheater – Grote Zaal and Foyer
Meet the Professionals Special: Sean McAllister
Award-winning British director Sean Mc Allister (
Japan, a Story of Love and Hate
, 2008;
The Reluctant Revolutionary
2012) is at IDFA this year with his most recent film
A Syrian Love Story
. He was among the pioneers of "self shooting" which has led to some very intimate films. In this dialogue with the IDFAcademy participants, he elaborates on how his films explore wider political issues through the intimate relationship he forges with his characters, and by keeping the film human.
15:30-17:30 | Compagnietheater – Zuilenzaal
Guests Meet Guests
18:00-19:30 | Café De Jaren
Sunday, November 22 – IDFAcademy Day 4
Coffee and croissants
09:30-10:00 | Compagnietheater – Foyer
Plenary Session: Blending Impact & Distribution
Until recently, Distribution and Impact were pretty much separate issues – and they came in that order. You made a film, you sold it to a distributor or a broadcaster and then separately you organised some impact work. There were two separate questions: Distribution asked 'How can we sell the film to as many people as possible, making as much money as possible?'. Impact asked 'How can we get the film to the people who really need to see it, so that we can make the most impact?' The answers often led to two separate spheres of activity, usually by separate teams, which was inefficient and sometimes would lead to outright conflict.
With the advent of the web, the overturning of traditional distribution windows, with more sophisticated approaches to impact strategy, there is the chance to do it all. Moderators Beadie Finzi (BRITDOC) and Rebecca Lichtenfeld (Bertha Foundation) describe this exciting new landscape. Featuring Impact case study from award winning documentary film: Eszter Hadjú on her outreach work in Hungary with her film
Judgment in Hungary
and Anita Khanna speaking about the campaign work in South Africa around the film
Miners Shot Down
. And featuring a live brainstorm on a new film project as we map out a potential impact strategy and identify possible partners.
10:00-12:00 | Compagnietheater – Grote Zaal
Small Session: Sales, Secrets & Strategies
How can you make sure that you do not miss out on an opportunity to sell all the rights to your film? Sales and festival experts Salma Abdalla (Autlook Filmsales) and Robin Smith (Kinosmith Inc.) discuss this and how do you develop and use a successful festival strategy to launch the commercial life of your film. Moderated by Andrea Prenghyová (DOK.Incubator)
13:00-15:00 | Compagnietheater – Grote Zaal
Small Session: Making the Most of Marketing & Digital Distribution
Taught by critically-acclaimed filmmaker and author Jon Reiss (Hybrid Cinema), this session gives you the knowledge and tools you need to create a distribution and marketing path for your films. Jon Reiss's approach is a practical, step-by-step guide to creating a unique distribution and marketing strategy for your film. During the workshop, you will learn how to set goals for your release, the essentials of audience engagement, how to release your films digitally and timing factors in a release. In addition, you are encouraged to consider how your work fits into your entire career so that you can keep your audiences with you in the future.
13:00-15:00 | Compagnietheater – Kleine Zaal
Meet the Professionals
Round table meetings and one-on-one meetings with renowned professionals.
15:30-17:00 | Compagnietheater – Grote Zaal and Foyer
Meet the Professionals Special: Peter Gerard (Vimeo)
Vimeo's mission is to provide an online user platform for filmmakers to create, share and sell amazing videos directly to viewers worldwide. It offers numerous practical options for filmmakers and their films. But what are the best options for your film, and what are the conditions and requirements associated with these opportunities? Peter Gerard is director of VOD with Vimeo, but he is also a filmmaker. During this session he talks about how to optimize Vimeo's potential for documentary filmmakers.
15:30-17:00 | Compagnietheater – Kleine Zaal
IDFAcademy Closing Drinks
17:00-18:00 | Compagnietheater - Café
Guests Meet Guests
18:00-19:30 | Café De Jaren
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Re: ELLA MAY HASLIP 1902-1969
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Re: ELLA MAY HASLIP 1902-1969
Barbara Reynolds 2/12/05
Hi Barbara,
Thanks for the census info you gave me. Anything else you might have would be greatly appreciated. You wanted to know more about Ella's children so here is all the information i have on them. She had 2 husbands so i will start with her first one.
Ella's children with her first husband James Thomas Yandell.
1.VIOLA YANDELL died young
2. WILLIE LUZETTA YANDELL died young
3. VERA YANDELL died in Nov 1987 married Bill Harper
4. ANDREW YANDELL died in 1985
5. ORBIE YANDELL died either oct. 1981 or jan 1988 married a Wanetta ????
that is all i have on them.
Ella's children with her second husband Arvil Edward Billings. (This is the line my hubby is from)
1. ROSETTA BILLINGS born Dec 23,1941
2. DIRL BILLINGSmarried to Emmalea Maley.
3. FREDDIE JACKSON BILLINGS (hubby's father) born May 2,1948 in Clayton,Oklahoma married a Jane Delcie Hardy May 29,1970 at First Baptist Church in Choctaw,Oklahoma. Jane was born April 6,1953 in Oklahoma City,OKlahoma at ST. Anthony Hospital.
Freddie and Jane had 2 children....
born Nov 17,1971 in Midwest City,Oklahoma
2.MICHAEL LEON BILLINGS (this is my husband)
born Feb 16,1977 in Midwest City,Oklahoma
married June 4,1999 in Oklahoma City,Oklahoma to SARAH RENEE SIMMONS. (this is me) born March 31,1976 in Midwest City,Ok.
If anyone has any info on this line i would greatly appreciate it.
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Publication date
|Apr 21, 1970
|Filing date
|Sep 15, 1967
|Priority date
|Sep 20, 1966
|Publication number
|Hoffmann Zdenek, Pechar Jaroslav
|Original Assignee
|Ceskoslovenska Akademie Ved
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (14), Classifications (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
April 21, 1970 Z. HOFFMANN ETAL SCREEN FOR RECEIVING PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES Filed Sept. 15, 196'? INVENTORS:
Zdemk, HOFFMAN BY Juroslav PECHAR mm. 0. m
fbeir Affornej United States Patent Office 3,507,548 SCREEN FOR RECEIVING PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES Sept. 20, 1966, 6,058/ 66 Int. Cl. G03b 21/56 US. Cl. 350-117 9 Claims ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A screen to be used with a projection apparatus for receiving all kinds of epidiascopic images, blueprints, drawings, color transparencies, etc. The screen is adapted particularly to give good performance under conditions where exterior light would disturb the projection of an image onto a conventional screen. The screen has a front transparent diffusing layer, made of a foil of clear plastic material, and having a front-exposed, matted surface and a rear surface directed away from the latter matted surface. A highly reflective layer is joined to this rear surface of the transparent diffusing layer, this latter rear surface of the transparent diffusing itself being glossy. The thickness of the transparent diffusing layer ranges from 0.1 to 1 mm.
Related applications I The present disclosure is a continuation-in-part of applicants co-pending application Ser. No. 642,440, now abandoned.
Background of the invention The invention relates to screens for receiving epidiascopic images.
The screen of this invention is particularly suitable for projection under conditions of disturbing illumination,
for example in school rooms or lecture rooms which cannot be sufl'lciently darkened in day-time.
In particular, the invention relates to a projection screen of a semi-diffusion type, which is capable of projecting either from a still or a motion picture projector images under conditions where there would otherwise be disturbingillumination. For example, in classrooms where there is disturbing daylight penetrating through the windows of the classroom, this daylight is received by the projection screen to greatly detract from the quality of the image which'is seen on the screen. Similar conditions are encountered, for example, in lecture halls which have no windows but in which there is either direct or reflected ceiling or wall light which is incident upon the projection screen. Disturbing illumination of these latter types provide an impermissible deterioration of the contrast and quality of the image in the event that this disturbing outside illumination exceeds a value of approximately 8% of the illumination emitted by the projector.
'As is well known, almost all known projection screens require projection of an image thereon to take place in a darkened room. In the event that the conventional projection screens are used under conditions of disturbing exte- 3,507,548 Patented Apr. 21, 1970 rior illumination, it is essential to increase to a very large extent the light which is derived from the projector.
Projection of photographic images under conditions of disturbing outside illumination has been possible by using equipment which requires special shielding tubes, tunnels, shafts and the like, in which the projection screens are situated to be viewed by an observer through suitable openings in the tube, tunnel, or the like, Also, there are specially designed pearl projection screens, such as, for example, those known as black pearl retroflecting screens, or metallized screens made, for example, of a plastic material provided with a layer of aluminum coating. Screens of this construction, however, have only a very narrow characteristic of reflection which makes them suitable for use only for a small number of viewers, and in addition the luminous efficiency of these screens is low. The quality of the image seen on the screens is also very poor, in particular in connection with the sharpness of the images.
There are other known projection screens designed for projecting images under conditions of disturbing outside illumination and having a relatively high luminous efficiency which in part enables them to counteract the influence of the disturbing outside light. Such results are achieved, for example, by providing a finely corrugated structure for the front or rear surface of the projection screen, as shown for example, in US. Patent 2,660,927. However these screens require a construction which eliminates the influence of disturbing outside illumination only in a few cases, namely those where the incidence angle of the disturbing illumination with respect to a line perpendicular to the screen is very large. In this way the capability of reproducing the details of the image which is projected onto the screen is substantially less than under optimum conditions where, for example, a white diffusing screen is used.
Summary of the invention It is accordingly a primary object of the present invention to provide a projection screen which eliminates all of the above drawbacks and which will improve to a still further extent the optical properties of the image which can be seen at the screen of the invention.
In particular, it is an object of the present invention to provide a screen of the above type which has a high luminous efiiciency, which increases the contrast of the image, and which has a very high capacity to reproduce details of the image, corresponding favorably to the capability of a white diffusing screen to reproduce such details.
In accordance with the invention, the projection screen has a transparent diffusing layer having a front surface directed toward the projector and a rear surface directed away from the projector and joined to a highly reflecting surface. This front transparent diffusing layer of the screen of the invention is formed from a foil of clear plastic material, such as polyvinyl chloride, and has a thickness of 0.1 to 1.0 mm., this foil having its front exposed surface matted so as to be light diffusing while its rear surface is glossy and is joined with the flat surface of a highly reflecting layer of material.
Additional improvements in the projection screen of the invention, particularly in connection with optimum increase of the reflectance characteristics under conditions of incident outside disturbing illumination, are achieved with the structure of the invention by matting the transparent diffusing layer at its front surface so that the integral transmittance in a direction perpendicular to the transparent diffusing layer is within the limits of 45-55%, this layer being matted at its front exposed surface so that when parallel light rays impinge perpendicularly onto the transparent diffusing layer, the intensity of the rays reflected with an angle of 30 or more from a line perpendicular to the screen is within the limits of 70-50% of the intensity of the rays reflected perpendicularly from the layer and has the integral reflectance coefficient p of 0.12i0.02.
The screen of the present invention can be constructed in such a way that the highly reflecting layer at the rear surface of the transparent diffusing layer is in the form of a metal foil which is glossy and as highly reflective as a mirror and which is joined, under heat and pressure, for example, to the rear surface of the transparent diffusing layer. For this purpose it is possible to use a suitable adhesive an interlayer of a clear material, such as, for example, a product which is marketed in Czechoslovakia under the trade name Solacryl or similar materials. Solacryl is a thermoplastic acrylate resin with a suitable solvent. The adhesive interlayer of clear transparent material forms after the solvent has evaporated. This latter adhesive interlayer thus is situated at the interface between the transparent diffusing layer and the highly reflecting metal layer situated opposite the rear surface of the transparent diffusing layer. The clear adhesive layer has preferably a thickness of less than 0.05 mm. All of these layers are joined, by pressure and heat, for example, at the rear surface of the metal reflecting layer on a suitable supporting or carrying layer, such as an auxiliary carrying material made of paper, fabric, or a relatively strong foil of plastic. A projection screen according to the present invention made in this way can easily be rolled up and will not be damaged during transport or during use. Of course, it is also possible to provide under conditions of pressure and heat in a suitable vacuum, such as by a known vapor-deposition process, a coating of a metal, such as aluminum, directly on the rear glossy surface of the transparent diffusing layer.
The term integral reflectance coefficient refers to a mean reflectance coeflicient in all directions and its value must be below 1.0, whereas the directional reflectance coefficient refers to reflectance in a certain direction and can exceed this value.
Brief description of the drawing The invention is illustrated by way of example in the accompanying drawing which shows one possible example of a screen according to the invention in a fragmentary longitudinal sectional elevation.
Description of a preferred embodiment Referring now to the drawing, it will be seen that a suitable carrier or base 4 which may be made of any material, opaque or otherwise, such as wood, paper, fabric, plastic, of any suitable thickness, carries the highly reflecting layer 3 which is joined in any suitable way to the carrier layer 4, as by being adhered thereto with a suitable adhesive, under conditions of pressure and heat, for example. This foil 3 may be made of metal, such as aluminum, and its front surface, which is directed toward the left, as viewed in the drawing, the foil 3 is very highly reflecting and glossy, having the same qualities as a mirror. Onto this front, highly reflecting surface of the foil 3 is joined the rear surface of the transparent diffusing layer 2 of the invention which is made of a clear plastic such as polyvinyl chloride and which has a front exposed surface 1 which is very finely matted so as to be light-diffusing. The thickness of the transparent diffusing layer 2 is chosen in such a way that the distance between the front exterior matted surface 1 of the layer 2 and the highly reflecting foil 3 is between 0.1 and 1.0 mm., preferably 0.3 mm., for example. The thickness of the layer 2 should not exceed 1.0 mm. This extremely small thickness does not make it possible to use a rigid, brittle material, such as glass, for the transparent diffusing layer of the screen of the invention. At a thickness of greater than 1.0 mm., the effectiveness of the screen and the quality of the image seen thereon declines undesirably.
The screen according to the invention, as actually constructed with a transparent diffusion layer 2 having a thickness of about 0.3 mm., has in a direction perpendicular to the screen a reflectance p up to 5.5 for a beam of rays impinging perpendicularly on the screen, this reflectance dropping down to the value of 1.0 for a viewing angle of :30. The acceptable disturbing illumination which this projection screen of the invention achieves for a black and white image projected onto the screen is maximum of 52% of that illumination which is emitted by the projector. Thus, with the screen of the invention it is possible under these conditions to have an outside disturbing illumination of up to 52% of the illumination of the projector itself, while still achieving acceptable images at the screen.
Without further analysis, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art, unon a study of this disclosure, that this invention permits various modifications and alterations without omitting features that, from the standpoint of prior art, fairly constitute essential characteristics of the generic or specific aspects of this invention, and, therefore, such modifications and alterations are intended to be comprehended within the meaning, scope and range of equivalence of the following claims.
What is claimed is:
1. For use in the projection of images, an image-receiving screen comprising a front, transparent diffusing layer having a front exposed surface and a rear surface directed away from said front surface, said transparent, diffusing layer being in the 'form of a foil of clear plastic material having a thickness of from 0.1 to 1.0 mm., said front surface of said layer being matted so as to be light diffusing and said rear surface thereof being glossy, and a layer of highly reflecting material joined to said transparent diffusing layer at said rear surface thereof.
2. The combination of claim 1 and wherein said transparent diffusing layer is made of polyvinyl chloride.
3. The combination of claim 1 and wherein said transparent diffusing layer has a thickness of preferably 0.3 mm.
4. The combination of claim 1 and wherein the integral transmittance in a direction perpendicular to the transparent diffusing layer is between 45 and 55%, the front matted surface of said layer providing in lighting which extends perpendicularly to said layer an intensity: of rays reflected by an angle of 30 or more degrees from the perpendicular to said layer within limits of 70-50% of the intensity of rays reflected perpendicularly from said layer, said layer having an integral reflectance coefficient p of 0.12:0.02.
5. The combination of claim 1 and wherein said reflecting layer which is joined to said rear surface of said transparent diffusing layer has a highly reflecting glossy surface directed toward said rear surface of said diffusing layer, and an interlayer of clear adhesive material being situated at the interface between said transparent diffusing layer and said reflecting layer and having a thickness of less than 0.05 mm.
6. The combination of claim 5 and wherein said interlayer consists of thermoplastic acrylate resin.
7. The combination of claim 1 and wherein said reflecting layer is a metal foil.
8. The combination of claim 7 and wherein said metal foil is joined at its surface which is directed away from said transparent diffusing layer to a supporting layer of a material which carries both said metal foil and said transparent layer.
9. The combination of claim 1 andwherein a supporting layer is joined to said reflecting layer at a surface 6 thereof is directed away from said transparent diffusing 2,968,219 1/ 1961 Saiia 350-117 layer. 3,063,339 11/1962 Mihalakis et a1 350-129 References Cited 3,314,742 4/1967 Morgan 350-117 UNITED STATES PATENTS JULIA E. COINER, Primary Examiner 2,508,058 5/1950 Bradley. 5 2,660,927 12/1953 Burton 350-129 US. Cl. X.R. 2,928,131 3/1960 Mahler.
|Cited Patent
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|Jan 27, 1947
|May 16, 1950
|Philco Corp
|Method of making picture projection screens
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|Burton Charles G
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|Mar 15, 1960
|American Optical Corp
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|Jan 17, 1961
|Saiia Samuel N
|Motion picture projection screen of the front projection type
|Jun 18, 1958
|Nov 13, 1962
|William J Snyder
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|Apr 18, 1967
|Morgan Adhesives Co
|Screen for movies and the like
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Aug 14, 1969
|Apr 4, 1972
|Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd
|Projection screen
|Jul 18, 1972
|May 21, 1974
|Batzner Coulthard M
|Projection screens
|Sep 19, 1973
|Oct 29, 1974
|Reibel R
|Projection screen
|Oct 7, 1974
|Jun 22, 1976
|Mitsui Petrochemical Industries, Ltd.
|Projection screen and process for production thereof
|Aug 30, 1974
|Nov 23, 1976
|Ward Jr Robertson
|Panel construction and projection screen constructed from such panels
|Dec 23, 1974
|Feb 8, 1977
|Ryosaku Takada
|Projection screen
|Oct 9, 1974
|May 24, 1977
|Robert H. Reibel
|Dual purpose projection screen
|Oct 1, 1976
|Jan 17, 1978
|The Singer Company
|Front projection screen
|Oct 24, 1978
|Feb 26, 1980
|Jesus Ferro
|Projection screen
|Mar 23, 1981
|Oct 19, 1982
|The Singer Company
|Front projection screen with precision gain control
|Dec 11, 1991
|Sep 15, 1992
|Toppan Printing Co., Ltd.
|Reflective type screen
|Mar 21, 2002
|Jan 18, 2005
|Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
|Screen unit and display system
|May 9, 1996
|Nov 13, 1996
|Nashua Corporation
|Improvements in or relating to front projection screens and the like
|Mar 20, 2002
|Sep 24, 2003
|Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
|Projection screen unit and display system
|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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