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Wide Band O2 Installation Questions
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I've got the new PLX rear view mirror all wired in for a boost gauge and the OBD2 interface - I was going to hook up the wide band today and realized it wasn't as easy as I was thinking.
I'm running AP headers with pre and post-cat bungs. The post-cat bungs have spacers/deflectors of some sort. I assume this is for cars that care about post O2's. I also assume this will mess up my wide band reading. I put my stock post O2's back in there just so I wouldn't have to zip tie them somewhere.
So - two things. First, I was thinking that I really need a wide band for each header/bank? Do people normally run these into a collector or call the data off one bank good enough? Secondly, can I just buy another wide band sensor and replace both of my pre-cat O2's with the wideband's? Then route the signal to the ECU and my gauge via a splitter of some kind?
How have you guys got these things wired in?
So the more I read about this the more I think I'm just going to replace one of my pre-cat O2's with the PLX wideband (PLX SM-AFR which uses a really standard Bosch LSU 4.2 sensor). This means I've got to run the 0-1V output from the control box to the input of the old O2 sensor - no big deal. The part that doesn't really appeal to me is the heat generated by using a 20Ohm 10W resistor on the O2 heater circuit - so you don't pull a CEL. Well, since my car has an Active kit and tune on it - I don't think it cares about this anymore :) Has anyone tried just not hooking the heater circuit back up?
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Well - after more research I kind of answered my question. You really just need to stick the sensor on the collector or as close to Cyl 6 as you can - as that is the cyl that tends to run the most lean. Seems to be what most people do.
Please share your final install as I have had the PLX mirror installed for months and have been lazy/remiss in finishing install of boost and a/f.
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CalebFaithMusic replied to hyperdemented's topic in Music and Sound FXI really enjoyed that :) I think the only thing would be to add more reverb especially to the strings.
CalebFaithMusic replied to Daniel Gomes's topic in Music and Sound FXNice :) I don't agree with the need for realistic samples which YoungProdigy said. However I agree that you need to work on panning and you take into account the range of instruments when playing together. I feel like maybe a slight touch/more reverb could help meld the sounds together. I thought it was a bit distracting how the synth phases with the panning when everything else is close to the centre. Other than that it was a noice track!
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CalebFaithMusic posted a topic in Music and Sound FXI was watching this video on youtube and thought it was really interesting. It's awesome how far computer music programs have come in the last 30 years or so. This video seems to have been made around about when MIDI standardization first came out. Well here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8lSMytqdEY
CalebFaithMusic replied to CalebFaithMusic's topic in Music and Sound FXAwesome thanks :) I'll take a look at the attack thing. I was using a legato patch so it will be easy to change (only some velocity tweaking). Thankyou for the feedback
CalebFaithMusic replied to Yesindiedee's topic in Music and Sound FXAnother DAW you could use is Reaper pretty sure you can use the free (mod edit: $60) version It comes with a lot of basic filters etc but no VST's. I find it easier to use than audacity for editing sounds (except if you have to cut the soundfile or something like that). My advice would be try a few different DAWs and use the one which you feel most comfortable with
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CalebFaithMusic posted a topic in Music and Sound FXHi everyone I haven't posted here in awhile so its nice to be getting involved once again! I'd love some feedback for a current WIP of mine which I've been working on the last day or so Well here goes: https://soundcloud.com/caleb-faith/wip-omega-trade-co-main-theme
CalebFaithMusic replied to bladderbloat's topic in Music and Sound FXYou guys are on the right track :) you just split the audio where you want it to end and put it at the start. Therefore it's like the reverb carries on... This is how I do it :)
CalebFaithMusic posted a topic in Music and Sound FXHey everyone, I was recently doing some scoring to a short film and I didn't want to do repetitive calculations about how fast the tempo has to be to fit this many bars in it etc... So I made (programmed) a simple windows application to calculate the tempo for you. All you do is enter the time, bars and beats per bar and it will do the rest for you. It can even calculate the time from the tempo and bars. Anyway this probably wont help most of you but if it does I'd like to know I found it helpful if I wanted to fit so many bars in however time! It will even take decimals. The link: http://crfaithmusic.com/tempo-calculator/ Enjoy, -Caleb
To be honest I have no idea... the only way I think you could would be to add reverb to everything else but thats not always what you want haha just play around with it in audacity if you have the sample file? (as in the sound file).
CalebFaithMusic replied to Jazza00's topic in Music and Sound FXI'd be out of a job ;) although I cant imagine them creating too good of music...
He mychii, I liked your track but not overly much (not being harsh just honest). One thing which I would like to point out was the difference in reverb between the drums and all of the rest of the instruments. The drums sounded like they had a lot of reverb (or the samples are just like that) . It made the track sound a bit like it didn't meld or combine properly together I think if you could fix that up it would sound better :) -Caleb
CalebFaithMusic posted a topic in Music and Sound FXHey everyone, I just got some new speakers and an amplifier set up in my music room and I thought I would test them out so I wrote this track! I actually have a L and a R speaker in front of me + sub and then two behind me and I think it sounds amazing It's like you can't tell where the music is coming from and its kind of like being surrounded in music (as stupid/corny as it sounds I love it) but there are still the definitive L and R. Anyway getting to the point - I'd love some feedback on this track https://soundcloud.com/caleb-faith/a-new-beginning EDIT: Here's a youtube link... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMPMwU8ClDk Thanks, Caleb

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|Davison, Schutz shoot 700s; Green leads ladies with 667
|Larry Mason
Jan. 30, 2007 - Tarry Davison and Roy Schutz both recorded 700s at Classic Lanes this week, Davison a 783, and Schutz a 709. Jason Keller came close to hitting his third 700, shooting a 697, while Amanda Green and Julita Richardson booked 600s for the ladies: Amanda a whopping 667, Julita a 618. The week's total was two 700s, and 27 600s.
Tarry Davison shot his 15th 700 series of the season, compiling a 783 on Sunday night. For Tarry, this is his best series of the season. This week's series moved Tarry out of a two-way tie with Greg Pullen for third place on the high series chart at 781, into undisputed third place at 783. To reach 783, Tarry shot 27 strikes, six spares and had no open frames. His was what is referred to as a "clean" series. Davison now trails last week's top bowler, and the high series chart's second place claimant, Jason Keller, by two pins, while he trails chart leader, Darreyl Dixon, by 10.
In the remaining categories that we track at Classic Lanes, high average and high game, Mr. Davison is in control. Tarry carries the center's top average, a 227 out of the Sunday mixed league, and carries the center's second highest average, a 226 from Thursday's league. How's that for consistency? Tarry also sits atop the high game list with not just one, but two, perfect games. Davison, to prove that he is in fact, human, didn't have a stellar night on Thursday, however, having to settle for a 600 series, even.
Roy Schutz bowls at Classic Lanes on two nights, Tuesday and Thursday. Roy averages 210 on Thursday, and 206 on Tuesday. This last Tuesday, Roy struggled a bit, shooting a 614, a few pins below his average. But, this past Thursday, Mr. Schutz averaged 236, shooting games of 199, 266 and 244, finishing the evening with the center's second best series of the week, a 709. Roy's series is his second 700 of the season; his first was a 702. Roy ranks 23rd on the high series chart, where he joins Michael Carter, son of center owners, Debbie and Paul. Roy ranks eighth on the high game list with his 278, where he finds himself in a three-way tie with fellow keglers Mike Kopecky and Turk Morgan.
Last week's top bowler, Jason Keller, came up a little bit short on Thursday night, shooting a 697 this time around, just missing his third 700 series of the season. Keller tossed games of 242, 262 and 193. Had he done anything in Game 3, who knows where he would have finished? One week ago, Jason shot the center's second best series of the current season, a 791. In addition to being second on the series chart, Jason ranks second on the high game list with a 299-honor game. Keller ranks third on the high average board with a 221, out of our Thursday men's league.
Amanda Green is a very capable bowler, who proved the point this past Tuesday. Ms. Green bagged games of 202, 243 and 222 to complete the night's play with a very impressive 667, and a one-night average of 222. When competition began, Amanda was carrying a 175. For the evening, Amanda was 142 pins over her series norm, a 525. Her series, coupled with that of husband Darrell's, also a 667, was instrumental in their sweeping four points from their competition. Amanda's series is the third best produced by a women this year, and it ranks 43rd on the men's and ladies' combined high series chart. Her best game since August is this week's 243. It's the seventh highest ladies game, and holds 30th place on the combined high game list, where she is in a five-way tie.
Julita Richardson finally got her shot bore-sighted this week, enough so that she produced her first 600 series of the season. Julita shot games of 244, 187 and 187 to end play with a 618 series. Her best game of the season is her 244 first game from Tuesday's action. She is currently carrying a 174 on Tuesdays and a 168 on Mondays.
Linda R. Henry normally shoots around the 450 mark for a series, and averages 150. On Monday night, however, Linda R. shot a 545 series, averaging 181 for the night, and was 95 pins over her series average. Linda shot games of 166, 222 and 157, all three games over her single game average.
Mike Miller is another of those individuals who can just kill the opposition when he's on target. He was on target Thursday, but, unfortunately, his teammates weren't quite as much on target as Mike. As a result, in spite of Mike's great play, and the better-than-average production of his teammates, the best the squad could muster was a split with their competition. Mr. Miller rolled a 630 series, 90 pins over his series norm, shooting games of 200, 183 and 247, producing the best series shot on lanes 9 and 10. He started the night averaging 180, but finished the night's play with a single night average of 210. Mike's best series is a 639, while his best game is this week's 247.
I think Allan Hague still operates a dairy around the Yantis area. He just returned to bowling about four weeks ago. He shot a good series the first night he returned to the lanes, tossing a 674. For the next few weeks, Allan struggled, but he came back to life this week, shooting a 686 series on Sunday. It is now the best he's done so far this season, and it moved him to 33rd place on the high series chart. His best game is a 253, which ranks 22nd on the high game list. He is currently averaging 191, up three pins from one week ago. We expect to hear more from Mr. and Mrs. Hague as the season proceeds. The Mrs. Hague, Shannon, is averaging 160, has a high game of 248 and a high series of 536. She teaches school in Emory.
Chad Nuss is the son of Russ. In proving that the fruit doesn't fall far from the tree, we offer Chad's performance of Thursday night. Chad shot the highest series on lanes 1 and 2, a 656, while carrying a 162 average. He was 170 pins over his series average for the evening. Chad bowled games of 219, 200 and 237. Dad bowled a 548, and was soundly "whooped up on" by son Chad to the tune of 108 pins.
There are several gentlemen who qualify as "senior citizens" here at Classic Lanes, but our most senior, senior citizen, is very likely Mr. Alton Attaway, who just happens to be 81 years young. In fact, he celebrated his birthday last week. I know, because I heard it announced on radio station KSST. To highlight his birthday, Alton, who just started bowling in leagues at the center this season, shot 83 pins over his series average on Sunday night, rolling games of 175, 140 and 185, finishing the night with a 500 series, even. All three games exceeded his single game average of 139. Not only is he a good bowler at age 81 - he doesn't look 81, either. And he's a nice gentleman, to boot. The folks at Classic Lanes really like Mr. Attaway.
Others who bowled well this week include: Harold McClure (669 Sunday/665 Thursday), Darrell Green (667), Cliff Whitney (666), Mike Fletcher (659), David Gholson (654 Tuesday/605 Thursday), Darreyl Dixon (647), Neldon Smith (643), Alan Roberts and Wes Campbell (630), David Vansickle (629 Thursday/607 Sunday), Ray Howser (628), Wayne Womack (625), D.J. Kast (622 Thursday/615 Tuesday/610 Sunday), Bryan Gelwick (615), Nathan Crist and Keith Ethridge (611), Terry Kozeluh (609), Raque Propes (603) and Turk Morgan (600).
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By Greg Biffle, special for USA TODAY
Editor's note: NASCAR driver Greg Biffle will document stock-car racing's Chase for the Sprint Cup in an online diary for USA TODAY:
It's hard to believe another year has passed, but I'm glad we made the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup again, and I'm even happier to be able to share my thoughts with all you great fans of USA TODAY every week from now until Ford Championship Weekend at Homestead Miami Speedway.
The reason I'm in this Chase is because of my team. They've worked so hard all year long on my 3M Ford Fusion and from the guys who build our cars and engines back at the shop, to my crew who is out on the road each and every week, they've all done a great job. Without them, there's no way I'd be in this position.
That team effort was never more evident than Saturday night at Richmond when my pit crew helped me gain spots on every stop. We were in a good spot on pit road, too. I could get in and out of my pit box really fast, so that helped, but they just did a fantastic job. I can't say enough about them. I'm so excited about what lies ahead, and I just hope we prove some people wrong once this Chase gets going. We'll just have to wait and see.
I'd like nothing better than to be able to start out this year just like last season, when we won the first two races at Loudon and Dover, and then finished third the following week at Kansas. The only way it could be better is if we won at Kansas, but, seriously, we're going to re-focus and reach down deep these next 10 weeks. That's what we did last year and that's what we're going to do this year. We're just going to do the best we can.
A lot of people after the race the other night were talking about our chances and many don't think we're strong enough right now to win this title. Some probably consider us an underdog, but I don't and it's mainly because of our performance last year.
And while you're going to hear a lot of talk about points racing and trying to avoid the big accident or mechanical failure, our goal is to go out and win every one of these races. We're going to run flat-out as hard as we can for the next 10 weeks because that's how you end up getting the best finish you can. If you don't run as hard as you can every week, you're not going to win this championship — plain and simple.
We just have to keep trying to figure out how to make our Ford Fusions faster and that's what we've been doing all season. We don't have any wins, and we only have Matt's two wins as an organization this year, so we know we're off a little bit, but we're not going to give up. We're going to keep working as hard as we can and we know we need to be a little bit better.
Loudon is a great track to start out the Chase because it's a driver's race track — flat and challenging. You've got to qualify well and you've got keep track position because it's hard to pass. I like it.
I'm excited about getting this Chase started because if I win the first two races, I'll be leading the points this year, unlike last year when I won the first two and still wasn't in first place. It's pretty tight right now and the 40 points we're behind is reachable in a couple of races. We're just going to have to run better and I think we're capable of that.
We've got good race tracks coming up, so that's what makes me feel good. We finished fourth at Bristol a couple of weeks ago and led some of that race, so we definitely have a fast enough car. The race tracks are pretty good for us in the Chase, except for a couple spots. The one plus for me is California being in the Chase lineup now, which is good.
Now, if we could just get Las Vegas, instead of Martinsville, and maybe trade Bristol for Talladega, it would be perfect for me.
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Woodmere, Louisiana
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Woodmere is a census-designated place (CDP) in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, United States. The population was 12,080 at the 2010 census.[1] It is part of the New Orleans–Metairie–Kenner Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Woodmere is located at 29°51′27″N 90°4′41″W / 29.85750°N 90.07806°W (29.857588, -90.078051).[1]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 3.8 square miles (10.0 km²), of which 3.7 square miles (9.7 km²) is land and 0.1 square miles (0.3 km²) (2.86%) is water.
At of the 2000 census,[2] there were 13,058 people, 3,722 households and 3,305 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 3,492.5 per square mile (1,348.1/km²). There were 3,882 housing units at an average density of 1,038.3 per square mile (400.8/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 24.93% White, 65.37% African American, 0.25% Native American, 6.00% Asian, 1.96% from other races, and 1.49% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 5.35% of the population.
There were 3,722 households of which 55.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 60.1% were married couples living together, 22.2% had a female householder with no husband present, and 11.2% were non-families. 8.8% of all households were made up of individuals and 1.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 3.49 and the average family size was 3.67.
35.6% of the population were under the age of 18, 10.0% from 18 to 24, 31.3% from 25 to 44, 20.1% from 45 to 64, and 3.0% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 29 years. For every 100 females there were 93.0 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 89.2 males.
The median household income was $44,892 and the median family income was $45,378. Males had a median income of $31,931 compared with $22,960 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $14,494. About 11.5% of families and 12.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 18.3% of those under age 18 and 5.8% of those age 65 or over.
Residents are assigned to schools in the Jefferson Parish Public Schools system.[3]
Most residents are zoned to Woodmere Elementary while some are zoned to Congetta Trippe Janet Elementary in Estelle and others are zoned to Ella C. Pittman Elementary in Marrero.[4] All residents are zoned to Truman Middle School in Estelle.[5] Some residents are zoned to John Ehret High School and some are zoned to Helen Cox High School in Harvey.[6] In regards to advanced studies academies, residents are zoned to the Marrero Academy.[7]
- ^ a b "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
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Two new worth watching trailers, the first is for a French film called Our Day Will Come, from director Romain Gavras, starring César winning actor Vincent Cassel, who you'll recognize from Black Swan or Eastern Promises or Ocean's Twelve. The drama, described as a "cynical outsider epic" is about two unlikely friends, Patrick (Cassel) and Rémy, played by Olivier Barthelemy, who go on somewhat of a crazy rampage "of hate, violence and self-destruction." This is one weird, intense, chaotic-looking film, but I have to admire the filmmaking and how eerie this trailer is. I'll be damned if that didn't catch my attention. Take a look!
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What do you do when you're a red-haired teenage loser with no friends except for an older guy, your shrink? When all your peers make fun of you and kick you around? The answer: you and your loser buddy blow all the cash you can get your hands on to buy a sportscar, you dress smart and you head for the land of redheads, Ireland. But what starts off as a search for an ideal, gradually escalates into a rampage of hate, violence and self-destruction. Our Day Will Come is directed by French filmmaker Romain Gavras, of the music videos for M.I.A's "Born Free" and Justice's "Stress". The screenplay is by Gavras and Karim Boukercha. This first premiered at the Toronto Film Festival last year, and is being distributed by Optimum Releasing in the UK, who just put this out on DVD this week. But it still doesn't have a U.S. distributor yet.
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Overseas income will continue to rise, according to consultants Screen Digest. The US share of box office will fall to 30% by 2014. America accounted for 33% of global box office revenue in 2009, down from 40% a decade ago. The US Losing Global Box Office Share report says Japan is the second biggest single market, accounting for 7.5% of box office. And France is the third most important, rising to 5.9% last year (5.3% in 1999). Russia has been the fastest growing territory over the past 10 years: its contribution grew by 2,625%. After Russia come Romania (423.3%), China (347%), Columbia (255%) and Slovakia (255%).
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IOW, the studios will continue to churn out megabudget action, as well as genre thrillers, and horror, because they think this stuff travels better overseas. Adults who want thoughtful drama will continue to skip the gigaplex, and stay home and watch AMC, HBO, and Showtime.
Yep, nothing says "thoughtful drama" like vampire porn ("True Blood") and suburban porn ("Hung").
I'll spend my $180 per year (12 * monthly HBO charge) on Netflix and program *myself*.
(HBO's paid army of PR hacks/internet trolls…engage)
Of course overseas income is increasing. One way or the other the business must become more diverse and inclusive or it will lose prominence and eventually relevance. A reliance on new markets demand it. Look at Bollywood and the success of Slum Dog. The potential of foreign markets are evident.
Not dismissing the success of Slumdog, but you can't predict when a project will break out like that. Any producer with an indie-financed project with the hopes that it will be the next Slumdog has a pipe dream.
More crap =/= more diverse.
Lets make some more movies about NFL football players and Thanksgiving Dinners!
FYI, It's Colombia.
Not that it would make much difference but I wonder if this report has calculated some kind of margin of error? I know many countries, particularly third-world, aren't the best at reporting numbers, which may skew the results of this report.
In 2009, the films of the six major studios generated box office of approximately $8.9 billion in the US and Canada, while taking in $11.7 billion overseas. That is a worldwide box office of $20.6 billion for the majors, of which 43.2% came from the US and Canada. You can estimate that 40% (at least) came from the US alone.
If 1) you add in the box office generated by independent films and the films of the non-major distributors to the US/Canada box office total, and 2) you add in the box office generated by US independent films and foreign film productions to the overseas box office total, the figures for 2009 change. The US/Canadian box office jumps to $10.6 billion while overseas box office hits approximately $18.2 billion. That is a worldwide box office for all films of $28.8 billion, of which 36.8% comes from the US and Canada (perhaps 34% to 35% is from the US alone).
It should be noted that Slumdog was not made by Bollywood.
Slumdog was a Hollywood take on Bollywood, even if an indie one. lets get that straight. Bollywood today would never make a film on poverty and adopt such uncompromising stances. It – and its Oscars – was no crossover, just Hollywood rewarding itself on having a 'heart'.
Let's get it straight that Slumdog is a *British* movie, actually. It could only be described as "Hollywood" in its western-friendly conventions of storytelling.
Are you kidding.. Bollywood has been having one of its worst years in recent memory. They are increasingly depending on Foreign revenues. BTW… Slumdog is not a bollywood movie.
Forgot to mention.. the real reason for reduced income from US could be the currency values across the world. The dollar has been taking quite a beating these days.
+ Local-market content is taking a larger share of many local markets, eating away at U.S. global revenue, especially on non-studio pics.
This is a trail of common sense. US population circa 300m and high disposable income, Europe over 300m increasing disposable income. The world population heading to 7bn less USA and Europe is a massive potential market. India and China have each middle classes of 250mm.
Hollywood may need to tailor product to market tastes and certainly improve the adaptation of the quality of its existing products in existing markets. I am a foreign language version producer and take Hollywood movies into many different languages and cultures. I see great work in doing this and also very disappointing stuff too. The latter does not help this business.


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Veteran actor/director Clint Eastwood won his second best-director Oscar for his drama Million Dollar Baby.
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Eastwood, 74, beat rival Martin Scorsese, whose biography of eccentric billionaire Howard Hughes, The Aviator, had been widely praised by critics.
Million Dollar Baby also took the Oscar for best picture.
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Jamie Foxx won the best actor Oscar for his critically acclaimed turn as soul music legend Ray Charles in the biographical film Ray.
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Today's other nominees for the best supporting actress Academy Award were: Virginia Madsen (Sideways); Laura Linney (Kinsey); Sophie Okonedo (Hotel Rwanda); and Natalie Portman (Closer).
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The first big award was won by veteran actor Morgan Freeman, who won the best supporting actor Oscar for his portrayal of former boxer Eddie "Scrap-Iron" Dupris in Clint Eastwood's boxing drama Million Dollar Baby.
The win gave Freeman his first Oscar, after having been nominated for his roles in the 1987 film Street Smart, in 1989's Driving Miss Daisy and in 1994's The Shawshank Redemption.
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The animation hit beat stiff competition from Shrek 2, which actually won the box office battle of 2004, amassing $US919 million ($A1.17 billion) globally compared with $US625 million ($A795.06 million) for The Incredibles.
The Aviator is nominated for 11 Academy Awards, the most of any film this year, and also picked up Oscars for art direction, costume design, cinematography and film editing.
Winner Thelma Schoonmaker edited Scorsese's first feature,
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previously for editing Scorsese's classic 1980 drama Raging
Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor won the adapted screenplay for the comedy Sideways, and Spider-Man 2 was the winner for visual effects.
Born Into Brothels, about the children of prostitutes, took the documentary award.
Director Sidney Lumet was given the lifetime achievement award.
Lumet, 80, one of the most significant directors in American cinema - who has been nominated five times but has never won in a career that has spanned more than 50 years, with almost as many movies.
The Spanish saga about the right to die, The Sea Inside, sailed to an Oscar win for best foreign-language film.
The film, directed by famed filmmaker Alejandro Amenabar, is based on the true story of one man's almost 30-year struggle to end his life after being paralysed.
The film had already landed the Golden Globe and National Board of Review accolades for best foreign language movie.
Earlier, raunchy comedian Chris Rock, who took flak for making disparaging remarks about the Oscars, opened the three-hour show with a comedy routine in which he pilloried his own reported comments.
''I love the Oscars because the Oscars are the only awards show where the people don't perform,'' he said following his remark that movie awards show were dull and were not watched by heterosexual men.
''If you can't get a star, wait; if you want Denzel (Washington) and all you can get is me, wait,'' he said.
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It was all British troops in Louisiana [no Canadians] and that was fought after the end of
the war - but no one knew peace had been negotiated. More death for nothing because
nothing was gained as far as borders were concerned. Also the Natives lost any hope of
obtaining permanent lands in North America.
I thought it was a fairly balanced documentary. It gave credit to the British/Canadian
land victories; the taking of Michilimacinac & Detroit among them, which is unusual for
American historians - and acknowledged the unpreparedness of the Americans. Also a lot of
the 'experts' were Canadian & Native so it was a good mix that way too.
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> Did they say if any Canadian units went to Louisiana? I grew up about a mile from the Chalmette battlefield.
> Were there cousins fighting cousins?
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This unit introduces students to the early childhood teaching profession in contemporary Australia. Students will explore the historical and socio-political influences that have shaped the development and provision of early childhood education in Australia, and critically examine the theoretical approaches to young children's learning and development that inform curriculum development in early childhood settings today. In addition to developing a foundational understanding of their role as a teacher of children aged birth to five years, students will explore how this role extends beyond the classroom, requiring the development of authentic, supportive partnerships with families and collaborations with community services that target the health and wellbeing of families with young children. Students will also be introduced to Australia's National Quality Framework, to which all early childhood teachers are accountable.
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|From: Jens Axel Søgaard (jensaxel at soegaard.net)
Date: Sat Oct 28 20:33:29 EDT 2006
Joshua Ewulo skrev: > Hello, > > I am currently going thru Structure and Interpretation of Computer > Programs in my spare time and I need help with the section called > Picture Language. > > I can't get any of the programs in the section to work, can anyone help. Either try the SICP picture language in PLaneT > (require (planet "sicp.ss" ("soegaard" "sicp.plt" 1 0))) > (paint (number->painter 0)) [black-image] > (paint diagonal-shading) [shaded-image] > (paint einstein) [picture-of-einstein] Documentation: <http://planet.plt-scheme.org/300/docs/soegaard/sicp.plt/1/0/doc.txt> But note that I forgot to export a few functions. After (require (planet "sicp.ss" ("soegaard" "sicp.plt" 1 0))) the code is on your computer. Simple add the forgotten functions to the provide clause in sicp.ss. The PLaneT version of the SICP picture language is simply a PLaneT version of Sperber's package, so you can also follow these instructions. <http://schemecookbook.org/view/Cookbook/MiscSICP> Btw - as far as I can tell rotation is clockwise as opposed to the book, which uses the good old proper direction of rotation. -- Jens Axel Søgaard
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