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About Untitled Supper Club
Untitled Supper Club is a modern take on a traditional supper club. Open since 2012, the restaurant has been awarded Michelin Bib Gourmand five times. Offering a uniquely Chicago experience, Untitled Supper Club combines award-winning dining, sophisticated entertainment and dancing, and the largest selection of American whiskey anywhere in the world--in a relaxed and sophisticated setting. With design and feel reminiscent of a prohibition-era speakeasy, guests' evenings flow seamlessly from one activity to the next: sampling from over 500 whiskeys in the library, followed by dinner in the champagne salon, capped by sexy, live entertainment and dancing in the lounge.
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Untitled Supper Club Ratings and Reviews
We went for the Feast show and dinner and it was amazing! We tried a lot of things, the cheese board was the best we ever had, the Duck Frites were perfect, and the skirt steak was cooked to perfection! We also tried the popcorn which was perfect and we tried the Brussels sprouts, I probably wouldn't have them again!
The server couldn't have been better! It was a really great night out, especially because the show was so good and we took our time, we were there from 8pm until midnight ! Highly recommend a night like this!!
I made the reservation with the express intent of having a girls night with the burlesque show, band and dancing. When we arrived we were put in a small side area because there was a large private party in the main area. Had no idea or may have made a different plan. We had to sit in the small area crowded with people for two hours waiting to go into main room for music. The bartender was upset and bought us drinks because we weren't made aware ahead of time or compensated for the inconvenience.
They were not having a good night. Our server was in the weeds and it took 15 minutes for anyone to even acknowledge us after we sat down. My husband and I were there to celebrate, but it was pretty disappointing service that night. I wish we had gone somewhere else. The food is always good, but the service is inconsistent.
Place is absolutely amazing. Came in for dinner and the club opened. Was really cool. Problem is... dinner tables, where you spend hundreds of dollars for dinner do not have a view of the stage. They put a bunch of high top tables with people standing between you and the stage. So unfortunate. And don't understand.
Also the value for the food is low. For example the shrimp appetizer. $6 for two shrimp. And not large shrimp. The medium 30-45 per pound size. Felt like it should have been 4. 2 was very stingy.
So, amazing atmosphere but get there early enough to be done eating before the show starts otherwise you will pay a ton and have no no no view of the stage.
We chose Untitled due to a recommendation regarding their Bourbon list. It is extensive and well worth the trip. The dinner menu was also highly recommended. The Skirt Steak and Salmon were wonderfully prepared. Our server was tremendous, although she may have had to many tables to cover for the evening. Overall, Untitled was well worth the visit!
I had been for drinks a couple times and had some bar bites that were truly delicious so we decided to try their dinner menu one night. The food was pretty good but I didn't love the starter or the dessert. The steak, however, was amazing!!! Perfectly cooked - and honestly even in Chicago with all of our steakhouses I still find it really hard to get a properly cooked to medium rare steak! It's almost always over or under but this was perfection and I ate every last bite along with the yummy mushrooms and rye sauce and croutons. The wine was ok but Ive definitely had better - cannot complain tho, with a half off special ;). Service sort of disappeared a bit as things picked up and a table very close by was ridiculously drunk and noisy. The dining room setup is not comfortably designed. We kept hearing another table right next to us who were obviously on a first date. Awkward!
We were advised on arrival that our table was only available for 2 hours and we would have to move to the bar when our 2 hours was complete. We were not advised of this when making the booking otherwise we would have selected an area of the restaurant which was not restricted.
Odd spot- supper club menu, nightclub atmosphere. Banquette tables in the large bar area are probably six feet by six feet- making for an awkwardly large square table with perimeter u shaped seating. Overhead down-lighting was a mood killer! No tablecloths, Formica tables. You couldn't hear anything. Refilling water glasses was impossible without help from the patron (you had to push your water glass across the table to the busboy, and if seated at the edge of either banquette "entrance" you also had to participate in passing the entrees. The waiter was clearly not interested in getting the order correct or getting it to the table. Several repeated requests for the whereabouts of appetizers ordered went unaddressed. Some entrees showed up, some didn't. Food was fine. Doubt I will be back.
We really enjoyed our experience at the Untitled Supper Club. The food was good, the service was excellent -- friendly and attentive but not intrusive -- and the ambiance was fun. We just had a regular table for two, but I noticed that you could have a very private booth if you wished (good for anniversaries or quiet parties or even a proposal). Our only problems were first, finding the place (it's hidden away down some stairs) and second, figuring out what "small plates" and "plates to share" meant (i.e., portion size), but our waitress was very helpful and patient. This was our first visit. We will definitely go back.
I had to be in Chicago for 24 hours and wanted a good and creative meal. I found Untitled Supper Club first from TripAdvisor, then researched with Open Table, Google, and Yelp. It was a perfect location from my hotel.
The food was tapas sized plates (big plates too much for one person main.) The variety of tastes was great. All plates were very nice (prosciutto & burratta on toast, friend mushrooms, oysters). I did not like the crab fritters as they were gummy and doughy on the inside. I would not call the item a fritter just because it is fried. It's more like a fried dumpling. I would have rated 4 stars but for this.
My server was fabulous from start to finish. I wish I remembered his name as he was a stand-out.
Amazingly, while I had booked my reservation in advance and had been seated quite comfortably at a two-top in a corner for over an hour, the hostess came to me three times asking if I wouldn't mind moving so they could accommodate a larger crowd. The first time I said I'd prefer not to. The second time I said if I would if a move to a table. She offered up a high-top or a couch. Meanwhile, consider I now have all of the plates I ordered, partially eaten, right in front of me. I told her that I wouldn't move to a high-top (I have short legs) and did not want to eat dinner on a couch. She came back again and offered to comp my meal. It became a principle at this point. I had been having a really lovely time, accomplishing exactly what I wanted to and the whole experience was marred by what I am sure they saw as a simple request.
I spent more than $100 on a dinner for one. I'm sure they would have made much more money off the larger party, but they have forgotten the importance of the customer experience.
I loved my experience at Untitled. The staff is amazing. The hostesses are very accommodating and all staff that I encountered were pleasant and professional. My only negative is that there is no handicapped accommodation. Only way on is using stairs, at least 25 of them.
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Airing Status Finished Airing
Duration 24
Air Date 2016-07-05
End Date 2016-09-27
Season summer 2016
Producers TV Tokyo, Aniplex, Dentsu, Shueisha
Toward the end of the 19th century, Allen Walker officially joins the organization of Exorcists that destroy the beings known as Akuma; mechanic weapons made by the Millennium Earl with the suffering souls of the dead. Allen has both a cursed eye and an anti-Akuma weapon as an arm, bearing the power of "Innocence," a gift given to him as an apostle of God. Allen, along with his fellow Exorcists must put a stop to the Millennium Earl's ultimate plot that could lead to the destruction of the world and all who live on it.
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Welcome, one and all, to your guide to the finally reworked Evelynn, the Widowmaker. This guide details jungling Eve as an AD assassin. The item build allows for enough AP for some people to call this build a hybrid, but it's an unintentional side effect of the items we want having some AP in their recipe. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the screams. Eve likes it when they scream.
Eve has virtually no meaningful damage or defense early game, so her runes focus heavily on correcting this.
Flat AD marks, and flat armor Seals and Glyphs. The armor allows you to safely jungle without getting Cloth Armor, keeping your health high enough for that level 2 gank. The marks scale your Hate Spike, and give you a little extra early game damage, which really puts the exclamation point on the Ravage attack speed boost in the early game.
In the vein of early game durability, two flat health quints ensure you can be perfectly healthy for a level 2 gank. I personally only run two of them, though, and go for a flat AD quint to boost damage. If you think an extra 2.25 AD is not worth sacrificing the potential 26 extra early game health from another health quint, go for it.
Don't waste your time with armor penetration. You need the early damage boost for jungling and early ganks.
Eve has very little reliance on jungle buffs to be effective. That first blue buff will be the only time you will ever rely on mana regen, since your passive, Shadow Walk, provides you with plenty of it for free. As for the movement speed you can get from the Utility tree, you've got a no cost MS steroid on Dark Frenzy, and you'll be getting Boots of Mobility. You've got no need for Utility.
You do, however, need the tankiness from the Defense tree. As I've been saying repeatedly, you need to keep yourself healthy for a gank the second Ancient Golem goes down. Eve relies on snowballing early game. Your runes, masteries, purchases, and aggression should reflect this. The points put into Defense, coupled with all your armor and health runes, will punish all those fools who still scream "FOCUS EVE!!" the moment they see you.
Your offensive masteries are obviously geared towards AD power. There is an Infinity Edge in this build, so if you think it's worth sacrificing Butcher and Havoc for Deadliness and Lethality , that's also a valid choice. However, I find that this is only useful if you get Infinity Edge before Rylai's Crystal Scepter, and this is rarely a good idea, for reasons which will be discussed later. But if it's your playstyle, go for it.
This is the most important section of this guide, so listen well, little ones.
We start with the ever overdone Boots of Speed and three Health Potions. It's overdone because it works, people. Do NOT get Cloth Armor and five Health Potions. You have plenty of armor in your runes to negate the need for this, but more importantly, you need Boots of Speed to help with your level 2 gank. This is because we'll only be getting Dark Frenzy at level 3.
I find that, in very early ganks, cranking up your attack speed for when you descent upon your opponent is far more valuable than keeping up with them if they try to flee. Early game, your target will either be safely towards their tower, or stupidly overextending. If they are near their tower, your Dark Frenzy won't allow you to keep pace with their Flash to safety. It's far more valuable, from my experience, to land your Exhaust, land Ravage as quick as possible, and use the Attack Speed boost to get in that extra hit or three before they manage to use their escape mechanism.
Meanwhile, if they've stupidly overextended, you could have chosen either Dark Frenzy or Ravage and you'll still be able to catch and keep up with them, thanks to Exhaust and Boots of Speed.
...so what you can take from that whole rant is, buy shoes instead of a shirt.
Your first goal is to get Trinity Force and Boots of Mobility as quickly as possible. You'll want to get Sheen first, which will help in jungle clearing and ganks. Then, get Boots of Mobility to really crank up your buzzing around the map.
At that point, get Trinity Force in whatever way the game necessitates. I typically get Zeal before Phage, for the movement speed, but if you find yourself in need of extra early game tankiness, you might want to consider Phage first. Regardless, Trinity Force, asap.
This is where you really need to analyze how the game is going, and itemize accordingly. The Purchase Order I've put up there is the best case scenario. Don't count on it being viable often.
The first thing you'll want to invest in after Trinity Force is a Vampiric Scepter. I know it has been nerfed, but 10% lifesteal is way better than 0%. This is the stage of the game where your tankiness from Runes and Masteries become less relevant, so you'll need lifesteal to continue your aggressive playstyle.
Next, you'll want to buy a Giant's Belt, which will be transitioning into Rylai's Crystal Scepter.
But like I said, this is best case scenario. There will be cases where you need a little extra tankiness and lifesteal, and in that case, you'll want to purchase Wriggle's Lantern before moving on to Rylai's Crystal Scepter.
Worst case scenario will have you putting off Rylai's Crystal Scepter until late game, but hopefully that doesn't happen. Keep in mind that, come late game, you'll be selling Wriggle's Lantern for The Bloodthirster.
If things are going badly not because of your squishiness, but because you aren't dealing quite enough damage, you may consider a more glass-cannon band-aid with Executioner's Calling INSTEAD of Wriggle's Lantern. This will synergize very well with Lethality , if you chose that mastery, and still provide you with the lifesteal you want.
By now, you'll have gotten a feel for the enemy, and you'll know what you need to do.
You can either go for The Bloodthirster for the AD and lifesteal, or go for an Infinity Edge for the criticals and the TONS OF DAMAGE.
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It's honestly your choice. If you find yourself needing more lifesteal, The Bloodthirster is the better choice. If you are having no issues with survival, Infinity Edge is the way to go.
You'll definitely want to get Infinity Edge before The Bloodthirster if you bought Wriggle's Lantern already.
I seldom find the need to purchase a dedicated defensive item. Instead, I find that Zeke's Herald works very well on Eve. Extra lifesteal is never bad, and extra attack speed is delicious, too. Plus, it helps out your allies.
Come on, it's not only the support's job to lend a helping hand.
If you're just not feeling Zeke's Herald, I recommend Force of Nature. Solid defense, especially for the Magic Resist that is otherwise absent from this build. But best of all, it provides extra movement speed. I realize there's a diminishing return on movement speed when it gets too high, but you'll still be cranking out over 600 MS with your Dark Frenzy active.
How DOES she move like that in heels?
But you're building AD, why not Frozen Mallet?
Frozen Mallet applies its' slow by landing autoattacks. You already have Trinity Force for that.
- Yes, Trinity Force only works 25% of the time, but with Hate Spike on a mere 1.5 second cooldown, that's all you need.
- Your Hate Spike will land a guaranteed 15% slow every 1.5 seconds. Couple this with your movement speed increasing for every spell you land, thanks to Dark Frenzy, your one spell is pulling guaranteed double duty.
- Yes, landing Hate Spike without Rylai's Crystal Scepter will still raise your movement speed, but who's to say it'll raise it enough for you to close the extra distance and land an autoattack to proc Frozen Mallet? The more reliable choice is getting Rylai's Crystal Scepter to make your Hate Spike do double duty of speeding you up and slowing the enemy.
- Slows don't stack. When Trinity Force finally works, Rylai's Crystal Scepter becomes meaningless. However, Rylai's at least allows you to easily keep pace with your opponent UNTIL Trinity Force lands its 35% slow.
Skill Sequence
Hate Spike is AD Eve's primary source of damage. It scales off her bonus AD, it deals solid damage in quick bursts, and it procs her Sheen/ Trinity Force. It's your jungle clearing tool, your minion wave clearing tool... Eve's life is Hate Spike. You'll want to max it as soon as possible. No, there's no "but if your playstyle is more like". Stop thinking of alternatives. No. Bad Summoner. Hate Spike maxed first.
As I discussed earlier, you'll want to pick up Ravage BEFORE Dark Frenzy, as it is generally far more useful for your level 2 gank. Plus, it makes clearing the jungle much quicker. Yes, I'm sure someone out there is going to time moving between minion camps, time clearing rates depending on various positionings of Hate Spike bursts, and after a week of calculations, post some comment of "Well actually, you save 0.35 seconds if you take Dark Frenzy first, provided you position Hate Spike flawlessly in every camp!"
There's nothing I can say to that which wouldn't be blocked by the language filter.
Ravage helps clear minion camps, and it makes your level 2 gank more lethal. Pick it up at level 2.
But after that, you'll want to max Dark Frenzy before Ravage. AD Eve really only uses Ravage for its attack speed boost. Getting more base damage on it is unneeded. The extra movement speed you get from Dark Frenzy is far more valuable. Combine this with Rylai's Crystal Scepter, and there is no escaping Eve.
But, yes, the attack speed boost you get from Ravage scales with levels, which is why you don't want to only have one point in it until you've maxed everything else. Feel yourself out and see how quickly you need it raised. But until you get Infinity Edge, your main source of damage will be proccing Trinity Force with Hate Spike. Attack speed isn't necessary for that.
Summoner Spells
As a Jungler, you'll get Smite. Apart from that, I always get Exhaust, since Eve has no CC apart from her ult. Plus, with the Summoner's Wrath mastery, you shred their armor.
Depending on your playstyle, Ignite is also a solid choice. You do get bonus attack damage and ability power with it on cooldown, thanks to Summoner's Wrath , so that helps your level 2 gank.
Heal... CAN work, I suppose, if you find yourself getting overzealous. But Exhaust and Ignite are far more useful and reliable. Besides, why is your health that low anyway? You're loaded with defensive runes and masteries for a reason, good sir. Play smarter.
Cleanse is also a decent choice. Yes, Dark Frenzy allows you to cleanse slows, but it's also your primary gap closer. If you want to be able to use Dark Frenzy to initiate, yet still want to be able to tank enemy CC, Cleanse is a good choice.
Teleport is a solid choice if you find yourself out of place too often. Your enemy will really be quaking in their boots, because you can literally be anywhere. The moment you revive, that's it, hug the tower, Eve could be around any corner or hiding in any minion wave.
Revive has the same logic as Teleport. If they kill you, five seconds later, you could be anywhere. Maybe even right on top of them. But... I really wouldn't recommend it. Yes, it can be effective, but would you have died to begin with if you were packing Exhaust, Ignite, or even Heal? Probably not.
Listen, I'm one of Clarity's biggest supporters. I hear all the time how Clarity is "omg a newbie spell manage your mana better noob", and these are the people who spend the game passive farming for the first half hour because they can't afford to miss even one ability shot. These are the people whose game is ruined if their jungler doesn't give them the second blue. These are the people who miss out on sniping with Caitlyn or Lux because they have 3 less mana than they need at the key moment. These are the people who don't bother helping their allies at all, because "that's what the support is for." Don't listen to the sheep. Clarity is good.
But not on Evelynn.
Shadow Walk gives you all the mana regen you need. Don't bother with Clarity. It's a complete waste of a slot.
Surge, on the surface, looks like a good choice. But here's the thing: until late game, where you get Infinity Edge, your main source of damage is proccing Trinity Force with Hate Spike. The attack speed boost from Surge is good, but it's just not worth it until very late game. And by that point, your Ravage will provide you with all the attack speed you need.
Ghost is near worthless on Evelynn. Okay, yes, it is good for what it does. But Dark Frenzy does literally the same thing. Every 15 seconds, no mana cost, you get a whopping speed boost and you ignore unit collision. Don't take Ghost. You already have it.
The New Stealth System
Learning to utilize Eve's stealth system will make or break your Eve-ing. I hear all the time how Eve's stealth is useless, how it's almost as large as vision range, how it basically means everyone has an Oracles, blah blah blah. I thank these fools, for it makes me look way more awesome when I rack up kills.
First of all, yes, it's true, you can no longer just lay on your opponent until they leave the protection of the group. You can no longer facecheck with relative impunity.
Eve's reveal radius. She is visible by champions and true sight within this radius.
But really, I can't even tell you that "all this means is you're no longer on easy mode", because you still basically are. It's just easier in a different way. Instead of having a 10 seconds stealth at level 1, it's now permanent. Instead of having to go to that bush, ping, activate your stealth, and hope your lane guys get into position within the next 10 seconds, you can now scoot along the outside of the lane and give your teammates as long as they need.
Once you actually play Eve, you'll see just how small her detection radius really is. But more importantly, minions do not reveal her. You can hide behind the opponent in their minion wave and wait for them to overextend.
You can go through the enemy jungle without any risk of being detected by wards, unless they invest in pinks. And that is the biggest issue of all. You'd be surprised how many people don't buy pinks or oracles anymore, because "Eve becomes visible when she gets close". And even if they buy those things, you get early warning - the sight detector above you turns to the exclamation point if an enemy sees you, even if they are outside of your detection radius. You'll have plenty of time to get away if you're inadvertently standing in a pink zone and the enemy is closing in.
The new stealth system requires a slightly different playstyle, but it is far from useless.
Creeping / Jungling
Eve relies heavily on early game kills and assists, so you'll want to be aggressive. Very aggressive. I've spoken extensively about the level 2 gank, and unless all three lanes are tower hugging, you should go for one.
Depending on how much the enemy is overextending, you'll want to gank the second you take blue, or you'll want to give the enemy a few more seconds to make mistakes, and take the wolf camp in the meantime. Either way, gank as early as possible. The minion camps are valuable, but not as much as that early kill. I've actually gone whole games without touching our twin golems, just because I was buzzing between lanes.
If ganking absolutely isn't an option, then the order you'll want to jungle is Blue -> Wolves -> Wraiths -> Golems. Heal up, then get Red, rinse and repeat.
Eve's Hate Spike allows her to easily hold lanes for your allies, but try to do this sparingly, if at all. You want the enemy quaking in their boots, not knowing where you are, not knowing if you're hiding right behind them, in their minions, between them and their precious tower.
Your ultimate, Agony's Embrace, is primarily a teamfight move. But don't reserve it for that. It's a perfect ability for making sure you nuke that enemy jungler or that distant lane farmer.
If you see the enemy go behind their tower to recall after a teamfight or a push attempt, rush over there, activate Dark Frenzy, rush right out there, slam them with Agony's Embrace, and if they survived that, rush in and burst down with a Hate Spike and your procced Sheen/ Trinity Force.
The kill will refresh Dark Frenzy, allowing you to rush out of there. It's one of the most satisfying things you'll ever do in this game. It's a hair raising move, but look at who you're playing.
In that vein, I just want to say, this is the sort of thing you need to do when you're playing Eve.
- A successful Eve plays high risk, high reward.
- A successful Eve tower dives with her ult and a Sheen/ Trinity Force.
- A successful Eve looks at her 10% remaining health, and doesn't recall, because a successful Eve will pick her spot, slam three opponents with Agony's Embrace, and use the massive shield she gets to safely take out the squishiest survivor and use her lifesteal to survive a focus.
Thank the rework for Eve finally no longer being useless in this department. Eve's big teamfight move is her ultimate, Agony's Embrace. What a lovely name for it, isn't it? Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.
It's a ranged, health based AOE nuke that slows the enemy and grants Eve a shield. I have no idea how this passed balance testing, but it did, and now, it's your best friend.
You can, yes, but if you do, you'll typically only hit one, maybe two enemies in the area of effect with Agony's Embrace. Agony's Embrace is Eve's only real teamfight move, so you'll want to ensure it hits as many enemies as possible. On top of that, if any enemies are stacking health, try your best to make sure they get hit by it. Agony's Embrace deals damage as a percentage of max health, so you'll get most use out of it, and be most helpful to your team, in bursting down the health tank with it.
It's high risk, but it provides you with the least possible distance to close when it's time to pounce.
Try to get one of your allies to bait the enemy. When they close in, getting all close together, nuke the crowd with Agony's Embrace, hit Dark Frenzy*, and dive onto the squishiest target you can get your claws on. Use Exhaust if you've got it. But be smart in this regard. If your team isn't joining you, do a 180 and let your Dark Frenzy carry you to safety. Eve can burst down enemies like nothing else with Hate Spike and Trinity Force, but she goes down quickly, especially with this build lacking meaningful late game defense.
Watch the enemy carefully during the teamfight, and the moment you even catch a whisper of the enemy turning their attention on you, get out of there. At this point, the enemy might follow you, which divides the teamfight to your team's advantage. The enemy might let you escape, allowing you to return when Shadow Walk is up again, and pounce the wounded from behind. You can return before Shadow Walk is up, if you see an opportunity, but be careful.
Basically, this section is too hard to write an overly detailed guide for. You'll have to learn to feel out teamfights and really learn to pick your spots. This is why most people think Eve isn't any good. Practice at it. Be one of the few people who 'gets it'. The reward is like nothing else.
Eve has a rather different playstyle now that she has been reworked, but despite the revamped stealth system, she is far from useless. She is still an unseen terror that leaves the enemy quaking in their boots. Only now, she's got a game changing AOE ultimate on par with Cassiopeia and Amumu.
But she's not for the faint of heart.
She's not for players who go waste time healing at the fountain or lifestealing jungle creeps the moment they go below 75% health.
Eve has to be played high risk. You will fall behind in experience and gold if you try it any other way. If you're not comfortable with this, don't even attempt anything I've told you. But if you enjoy assassin characters, and you're good at taking risks, have fun. Eve is the perfect champion for you.
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ASC urges GSA to Include Green Globes Certification
In Model Commercial Leasing Provisions
September 16, 2015 Bethesda, MD –The Adhesive and Sealant Council (ASC) has submitted comments to U.S. General Services Administration's (GSA) Office of High-Performance Green Buildings urging the inclusion of the Green Building Initiative's Green Globes® certification program in draft model leasing provisions being developed as required by the "Better Buildings Act of 2015." The provisions are intended to encourage building owners in the private sector as well as state, county and municipal governments to invest in all cost-effective energy and water efficiency improvements.
ASC's comments noted that current draft document only references the U.S. Green Building Council's (USGBC) LEED® rating system, yet in several other federal leasing model documents, GSA has broadened its approach and referenced GBI and USGBC's certification programs.
"It has been federal policy that agencies may use any certification system that otherwise meets federal criteria," said Mark Collatz, ASC's director of regulatory affairs. "Both Green Globes® and LEED® do that and by ensuring that both may utilized in these provisions, building owners and managers have options to develop answers for energy efficiency that will make sense to them."
The Adhesive and Sealant Council (ASC) is a North American trade association dedicated to representing the $40 billion global adhesive and sealant industry. The Council is comprised of 131 adhesive and sealant manufacturers, raw material and equipment suppliers, representing 75% of the U.S. industry. "Innovators secure the future with adhesives and sealants" is the vision of ASC, and the Council produces programs that support five strategic objectives covering Career Education, Community Knowledge Integration, Innovation, Unified Industry Voice and Accelerate Growth. Information on ASC can be found at www.ascouncil.org. Industry solutions and news can be found at www.adhesives.org or www.sealants.org.
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- Published: 11 November 2015
- Written by ALISON SILVERMAN | STAFF WRITER
Remember when you would go home after elementary school and directly sit in front of the television for the next few hours? For many, this was their daily ritual. For most of us as well, our parents would join. Today, however, this isn't true.
Children's television today is completely different than what the "90's kid" generation grew up with.
For one, when we grew up, most of us were watching with our parents. Our childhood shows, like Nicktoons such as "Hey Arnold", "SpongeBob Squarepants", "Ren and Stimpy", or "The Fairly Oddparents" included references that kids wouldn't understand but adults totally did.
Today, kid's television is dumbed down. Due to the fact that fewer parents are watching television with their kids, media companies have caught on. Cartoons contain fewer references for adults, and contain more straightforward humor for kids.
Even though there are some cartoons on television, there has been a shift between cartoon kids television shows and live action kid's shows. In the past years, shows like "Girl Meets World", "Victorious", "Bella and The Bulldogs", and more have become kid's television shows. Having live action shows can make a false sense of reality for today's kids while cartoons create a divide between reality and fiction.
Despite all these conflicts, there is one thing to be said: Our shows were, and still are, timeless. Today, you can still turn on "SpongeBob" or "Pokémon" and enjoy the nostalgia that was your childhood. Shows on television aimed at kids, like "Lazytown" or "Yo Gabba Gabba", are easily outgrown due to the sense of childish and juvenile humor.
Therefore, it is clear to say that though today's kid's television shows do provide entertainment and possible educational moral lessons, 90's kids win this one: because you can't sit down with your mom and watch "Girl Meets World" like you can with "Hey Arnold".


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Google Pushing out Android 4.4 KitKat Build KRT16S – Minor Bug Fix
We just got word from Google, through the Android Building group that the Nexus 7s, Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 are all receiving an OTA. Which has already started. In fact, I'm installing the OTA as I type this post. On the Nexus 7 (2013) it was a small 3.4MB download, so I'm assuming it'll be about the same size for all the other devices as well. Here's the full post from Android Building:
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The source code for a bugfix build (KRT16S) is being pushed to
kitkat-release and will be tagged as android-4.4_r1.2. This release
is for Android 4.4 KitKat available for Nexus 7
(deb/flo/grouper/tilapia), Nexus 4, and Nexus 10.
Additionally, proprietary binaries and factory images will be made
available shortly.
Proprietary binaries: https://developers.google.com/
Factory images: https://developers.google.com/
It appears that the update is pretty small and is pushing out very quickly. but it appears that the update is not available for the Nexus 5. As Google did not say that the Nexus 5 is getting the update, only the Nexus 4, 7, and 10. Which makes you wonder what exactly is it? Well we know it's not fixing the audio bug on the Nexus 5 since this one isn't coming to the Nexus 5. But we'll have to play around with it and see what's been changed, as they say it's only a bug fix update. I was hoping we'd get translucent navigation bars and status bars with the KRT16S build, but it appears that we are not.
If you've received the update on your Nexus 4, 7 or 10, and notice any changes, feel free to shout them out in the comments down below. We'll continue to look and see what we can find, but in the meantime, get ready for the Android Headlines Show Episode 38 which will be starting in a few minutes!


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QuickBooks and Floor Plan Financing
A Floor Plan is a method that a business (such as an auto dealership) can use to finance inventory that they are holding for resale, without having to tie up their own capital in that inventory. This article reviews how you can manage Floor Plan Financing with QuickBooks.
Review: Intuit PaymentNetwork
Intuit recently announced the Intuit PaymentNetwork, a low cost method of sending and receiving payments. As someone who collects and makes payments via online services every day, I was intrigued by the extremely low fees for this service. I've been playing with it lately, so here are some thoughts.
Paying a Bill Before Receiving Inventory in QuickBooks
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The Hay Festival's event Number 618, on the Starlight Stage on Saturday 28th May, is likely to be one of the most unpredictable of the festival: It's Manchester United v Barcelona in the final of the European Cup.
The ticketed event at Hay - with the £5 entrance fee going to fundraising for the Penmaes School in Brecon - is distinctly good value compared with the corporate hospitality packages the Football Assocation are pushing at £3480 per person.
As Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson said after winning the trophy in 1999 with an injury time winner against Bayern Munich: "Football. Bloody hell."
Fans can then party on by seeing Rumer in concert at 10.15pm in the Barclays Wealth Pavillion at the Hay Festival, whose title sponsor is The Telegraph.
Rumer, strangely, is not a football fan but did admit to an obession with Iain Dowie. As she explained: "I just find him fascinating, I'd like to meet him. I've always wanted to do a documentary about him. I was on a night bus once and I had a really long journey. I think I was a bit drunk and there was nothing to read on the top deck of the bus except a 'sports section' . I thought it was going to be so dull, but I picked it up and started reading it and I found it absolutely riveting.
"There was an article about Iain Dowie about how he was doing these spiritual exercises with the team, and there were stories and anecdotes about him and I thought "this guy's amazing". I'd love to meet him, and he's become one of these people that I've secretly become slightly obsessed with."


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Geneva, Switzerland (PressExposure) November 13, 2009 -- SGS, the world's leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company, is one of the sponsors of 13th Annual Roundtable, Refining and Petrochemicals in Russia and the CIS Countries, which will take place in Amsterdam, Netherlands, from December 1 - 3, 2009.
A priority objective of this year's roundtable is to discuss how to accelerate the pace of modernization and upgrade programs of refineries and petrochemical plants to boost their competitiveness and profitability, as well as how to overcome technological and investment challenges, achieve cost-efficiency and identify new opportunities for project partnerships.
On December 3, 2009, SGS will participate in the Roundtable's Session 5: Achieving Operational Excellence at Refineries and Petrochemical Plants in Russia and the CIS and Delivering their Products to the Market. In this session, Vladimir Ovcharov, Head of the SGS GOST R Competence Center, will give a presentation about "Managing Your Risks in the Russian Regulatory Environment - Inspection, Testing, Verification and Certification."
Experienced in international and Russian standards alike, SGS assists companies in obtaining certificates and other permissive documents required by local regulations and/or local customers in Russia and other CIS countries. SGS is accredited by Gosstandart of Russia (former name of the Federal Agency on the Technical Regulation and Metrology) to provide GOST R Certification Services. Today, the GOST R Certificate of Conformity is the most common permissive document in Russia, testifying that products meet necessary safety standards. Moreover, SGS also assists exporters and investors in obtaining other approvals required by the Russian government.


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You will be able to access the full schedule online by downloading our app to your mobile device. You can also see the schedule using your web browser.
Important Dates
- Friday, August 18, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Students participating in Reed's pre-Orientation programs—the Orientation Odysseys (Outdoor, SEEDS, Peer Mentor Program, and International Orientation)—check in today. We are unable to accommodate early move-ins for students who are not participating in these Odysseys.
- Tuesday, August 22, 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
- New Reedie Orientation and Parent Orientation check in.
- Wednesday, August 23, 6 p.m.
- Parent Orientation concludes
- Sunday, August 27, 10 p.m.
- New Reedie Orientation concludes
- Monday, August 28, 9 a.m.
- First day of classes
The Full Orientation Schedule: Using Guidebook
Our Orientation schedule is powered by the Guidebook app. In addition to viewing the schedule, you will be able to access maps, restaurant and shopping lists, campus resources, and other useful information. Information in the app will continue to be updated throughout the summer.
There are two ways to use Guidebook after it goes live:
- Through the app: Search your app store for Reed College and select the Orientation guide or use this link to receive a text. New students: please allow push notifications to receive reminders 10 minutes before Generally Obligatory (GO) events.
- Through the web: Use the Guidebook website to view contents of the app. Note: the website has slightly less functionality than the app.


text: Splinting Strategies and ControversiesRichard, Reg MS, PT*; Ward, R Scott PT, PhD†Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation: September/October 2005 - Volume 26 - Issue 5 - pp 392-396 Summary Articles Abstract Author Information Splinting is a common burn care intervention strategy based on logical anatomic and biomechanical principles. The persistence of scar contraction requires countermeasures, frequently splints, and most clinicians would concur that splints are valuable in opposing these contraction forces. Clinical decisions about splinting are often made on respected opinion, leading mainly to design and application options. Variables that affect splinting strategy include the risk-to-benefit ratio of the splint, the timing of the application, the choice of splint design, and duration of the splinting intervention. The most common of these variables reported in the literature is simply unique designs for splints. Although there are different splint designs for similar problems, no data exist to favor one design over another. Controversy about splinting in burn care is not based on the rationale for and success of splinting but exists because of the paucity of validation of its use. From the *Miami Valley Hospital Regional Burn Center, Dayton, Ohio; and the †Division of Physical Therapy and, Intermountain Burn Center, The University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. Address correspondence to: R. Scott Ward, PT, PhD, Division of Physical Therapy, The University of Utah, 520 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, Utah 84108. ©2005The American Burn Association


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Father MC was a popular African American rapper for the Uptown Records label in the early 1990s. Discovered and signed by then-Uptown executive Sean "Puffy" Combs, he is best known for introducing the public to Uptown's successful R&B act Jodeci. Father MC straddled the line between hip-hop and new jack swing, which resulted in a number 20 hit, "I'll Do 4 U," from his debut album Father's Day in 1990. Nearly two years after his debut, Father MC followed with "Close to You". Its success was almost guaranteed by Father MC's appearance on the CD Uptown MTV Unplugged.
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Photographer David Brandon Geeting takes us on a journey to South Korea with an exclusive look at his new book.
Photographer David Brandon Geeting is best known for work that makes you look twice: His thoroughly modern still lifes feature quotidian items like Q-tips, Pringles chips, and packs of gum cast against vibrant, patterned backgrounds.
His latest body of work, a series of landscapes taken around South Korea in places including Seoul, Jeju Island, and Mt. Bukhansan, took him outside the studio. "I started to ask myself what the difference is between things that are natural and unnatural," Geeting says, referring to working outside versus in the studio. "Korea is really excessive—there are a lot of things for sale, a lot of fake things—but the city is surrounded by nature. The lines are blurred."
The new series, out now in the form of a self-published book, South Korean Nature Photography, investigates his interest between the pure and the manufactured. Some images are close-ups of tour buses or industrial areas that give the impression of urban settings, but are actually taken in nature, while others are of street scenes or shop windows in the city center. Reflecting on how his landscape photos relate to his studio practice, Geeting says: "It's just stuff. It's just the world."
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Applications are invited by College of Engineering, Trivandrum for admission to full time and part time Master of Business Administration (MBA) program offered at CET-School of Management for the commencing session 2014.
Eligibility Criteria for College of Engineering:
- Educational qualification for admission to the program is a pass in the degree level examination with 50% marks in aggregate from a university recognized by University of Kerala.
- For B.A/B.Sc and B.Com students, a pass in the examination with 50% marks in Part III is the eligible qualification.
- Students appearing for the final year degree examination in 2014 can also apply but offer of admission will be subject to satisfying the eligibility criteria.
For more details and information on eligibility criteria, please visit their official website.
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- Candidates can download the application form from www.mba.cet.ac.in and send it to The Principal, College of Engineering Trivandrum, Thiruvananthapuram- 695016, along with the application fee of Rs 500/-.
- Application can also be obtained from CET-School of Management (Department of Business Administration), College of Engineering Trivandrum, on payment of Rs 500/-.
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Biarritz's Short History
Like Saint-Tropez on Côte d'Azur that was made fashionable in the '60s by the famous Brigitte Bardot, Biarritz was transformed from a sleepy fishers town into a glamorous destination by Empress Eugenie de Montijo, the wife of Napoleon III, who made the city and the Basque Coast her favorite summer destination.
The history goes that before coming with regularity to Biarritz, the imperial couple was spending its summers mostly in the town of Vichy in the center of France.
All that changed on Monday, July 27, 1863 when a famous scene (that remained in history under the name of "the story of the little dog") took place in the Vichy's Rosalie square.
Walking with his wife Eugenie, Napoleon saw the little dog of his mistress Marguerite Bellanger - who was also present in Vichy! - coming friendly towards him showing unmistakable signs of friendship and obeisance. Eugenie understood perfectly the situation and furious at her husband infidelity, left the city that night, never to return.
Thereafter the summers were to be spent in Biarritz!
The town was not however unprepared for the imperial holidays, for in 1854 already, Eugenie built here an imperial summer residence known as Villa Eugenie – a Second Empire style building listed now as a historic monument by the French Ministry of Culture under the name Hotel de Palais (a 5 stars hotel). The imperial couple came to Biarritz each summer until 1869.
Biarritz became this way the place to be for the world's rich and famous during the last decades of the 19th century, trend that lasted well into the first half of the 20th century (the Hotel de Palais has rooms named after celebrities that stayed there including the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Frank Sinatra, Ava Gardner, Charlie Caplin etc.) .
In 1888 was built "The Golf Course of the Light House", the second oldest golf course on the continent. It is a place where future King Edward VII used to come often to play golf.
We get a glimpse of what life in Biarritz was like in this era from the first Pays Basque travel guide published in 1904, guide called "Guides Joanne":
"During the high season, the tourists' day starts quite late, around 10am, with a morning walk in the city, with stops at the stores on Mazagran Street and the Town Hall Square. The walk continues sometimes until "Port-Vieux". From 10:45am until 11:30pm everybody goes on the big beach, "Grande Plage", to take a bath in the ocean or just look at the ones who bath. Next everyone rushes to the hotel to change before lunch. After this meal, people smoke, read the newspapers, engage in conversations until about 4pm and, having changed clothes again, they go to eat cakes at Miremont or Dodin tearooms or go to the casinos for a concert, before going again to the beach for the evening bath. Around 6:30 pm everybody goes back to the hotel, changes in formal attire, and then goes to dinner. After that is back to the casino or the many elegant terraces where the orchestras play the most brilliant pieces of a rich repertoire. After the concert people go dancing in the many salons or in the big hall of the Biarritz casino before retiring at 3am or later.
From November to May life in Biarritz is calmer. Life is simple and people know each other. The customers are mainly English with the exception of the Easter holiday when Parisians descend here."
In 1957 the renowned American novelist and screenwriter Peter Viertel impressed by the waves of the Golf of Gascogne decided to open a surf club bringing thus this sport to Europe. Nowadays surfing is a part of biarrots life, no matter the season, so much so that youngsters can take a surfing option for the baccalaureate.


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I had a friend call me recently and asked me to talk with a friend of her's who just lost his wife and the mother of his two children. My friend was wondering what she could do for the obviously distraught Dad.
I am not a therapist. Nevertheless, I tried to give him come concrete next steps in the spirit of "putting one foot in front of the other" to keep moving forward. Here's a recap of what I suggested.
Remember that his initial instinct will be to protect the kids. That's okay, as long as he remembers he will need to start the grieving process himself as soon as possible if he is to get to a place where he can provide the most support for his children.
- To get started with the kids, look for local grief counselors. Many cities offer these services free of charge. Check with the local Children's hospital if there is one or a local palliative care facility or hospice for referrals. As soon as possible, find a way into a regular program of meetings, usually a group, so the kids can witness others going through the grief process and it is normal.
- Consider putting together a "memory book" with photos of important events each kid experienced with Mom. They can keep this book under their pillows and refer to it every time they think of Mom or are sad.
- Get Dad through his process separately from, but in addition to, what the kids are doing. The Dad lost his partner, co-parent and probably his best friend. His journey with grief will be different.
- Remember that this is a life long process. The kids and he will revisit the loss often as they move through life. The kids because of increased maturity and awareness and Dad because he will see how it effects the kids.
- If there are female members of the immediate family that the kids like, try to organize as much time with these women as they can spare with the kids. They won't be able to replace Mom, but they too will be experiencing the loss of someone close and can help the kids by relating to their pain. They also may help kids that are stuck longer than normal in the denial phase of dealing with a loss.
- If there are no immediately available female family members, consider resources like KWM to help the kids confront their loss and help them to work through it.
This is not something a family should deal with by themselves. There is a whole grief network of professionals who can help.


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How an accident attorney can help you
Car accidents happen daily and there is a chance that you could be one of the victims in this. Usually it is an exchange of information from the insurance companies and you simply sit back and allow your car to be fixed. If this is the case, then when is it right to involve an accident attorney into the mix? When negotiations go south and you are stuck in a legal battle, you have got to call an attorney who is going to know what to do for you in this situation.
Sometimes it is a constant battle over your compensation for your injuries sustained in the car accident. Insurance companies don't want to have to pay out for their clients and it is often hard to get a claim to compensate you for your damages. An accident attorney is going to examine your case and see if you are going to have any restitution coming your way from the other car owner's insurance company. Some things the attorney is going to help you out with are:
- Getting your story strait – In times of panic, we tend to forget what is going on. This is why an attorney is there to help you get out the details without leading you too much for the correct answer. You don't want to get worked up for nothing really big or bad.
- At Fault Or Innocent – Sometimes insurance companies are going to claim that you were at fault at the time of the accident. However, a police report dug up by your accident attorney is going to prove something different. If this happens, your settlement is going to increase dramatically. Don't let this happen to you.
- Keeps Things Fair – You are going to find out soon that an insurance company is only looking out for their best interests. This means that you're going to get taken for a ride if you are not careful. Your accident attorney is going to put a stop to that right away. This is the judicial system and everything has to be the way it was before.
In all things related to the law, it is always a good thing to involve your attorney. When you are getting yourself out of a jam, you never want to be having second thoughts. This is why it is always important to get everything you need before things happen that can't be fixed. You are going to be happy that you chose to go with an accident attorney. You're going to see many benefits of having them around. In many areas of law, you are going to be able to find a loophole, a place where you are going to be able to get out of any contract.


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State roundup for April 19
No charges in police shooting
LIHUE, Kauai (AP) — Prosecutors on Kauai have ruled that police were justified in shooting a 21-year-old in his car in Nawiliwili in August.
The Office of the Prosecuting Attorney says it declined to file criminal charges against the officers involved.
Prosecutors say the officers were defending themselves or other officers.
Police approached Mason Saio in a car in August during a check for criminal activity in the area. Authorities say he was holding two guns.
Prosecutors say Saio disobeyed several commands to drop his guns and leave the car, then pointed a loaded shotgun at the officers.
Bail denied for alleged killer
HONOLULU (AP) — A judge in Hawaii has denied bail for a Southern California man accused of killing a man whose dismembered body was found in an Oahu ravine.
Bryan Suitt, 46, was ordered Thursday to remain in custody pending his trial, which was set to begin next month. His trial is now set for January.
Prosecutors wanted Suitt's bail to be increased or denied, saying he is a flight risk and comes from a wealthy family. His bail had been set at $5 million.
Authorities believe Suitt killed Alex Gonzales, 34, whose dismembered remains were found last September on both sides of Mililani Memorial Park Road.
Suitt was arrested in December at his family's home on Coronado Island in San Diego. He unsuccessfully fought extradition to Hawaii.
HTA names music manager
HONOLULU (AP) — The Hawaii Tourism Authority has selected a company to manage a new series of monthly Hawaiian music concerts it is sponsoring to highlight the state's musical heritage and boost tourism.
The agency is awarding The Kalaimoku Group a yearlong contract to manage the series and a May Day event. It has the option to extend the contract for four more years.
The state tourism agency said Thursday the goal of the Hawaiian Music Festival Concert Series is in part to boost tourism.
Resort agrees to protect land
HONOLULU (AP) — Turtle Bay Resort is agreeing to protect more than 660 acres of land on Oahu's North Shore in a deal reached with the state, county and a nonprofit organization.
The resort will continue to own and use the land. But it and future owners will be bound by conservation easement restrictions.
Gov. Neil Abercrombie said the state will put up $40 million toward the deal. The city will provide $5 million. The Trust for Public Land will supply $3.5 million.
Turtle Bay Resort retains rights to develop two new hotel sites near the existing hotel and one resort residential site.
The resort says the agreement covers nearly 80 percent of the open space it owns on the ocean side of Kamehameha Highway.
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Panasonic is finalizing a substantial investment in troubled medical and camera company Olympus, according to reports from Japan. The Kyodo news agency is saying that Panasonic will invest around ¥500bn ($630m) in the business - making it the company's largest shareholder. Panasonic has little presence in the medical market, so it seems likely the move is as much about ensuring the continuation of its partner in the Micro Four Thirds collaboration, which could have been jeopardized if the much-needed tie-up had been with a rival camera maker.
Earlier reports from Kyodo suggested that Olympus will announce an updated post-scandal business plan this Friday (June 8th), which could see a more formal announcement of such a deal. Olympus has repeatedly said it would seek a partner as it attempts to recover from an accounting scandal that had seen its share price plunge as it acknowledged losses of $1.7bn had been covered-up. Fujifilm, which also has extensive medical interests, was long rumored to be interested in a partnership.
Click here to read the Reuters report on the story
Update: Panasonic President Fumio Ohtsubo has subsequently denied the reports.
I hope everyone understands just how interrelated these two companies are with the 4/3rds. I know the flash controls for Panasonic are made by Oly and obviously the sensors for Oly are made by Panasonic. I would guess, they share a lot more items than that. Kill Oly, and it most likely will cause a huge loss at Panasonic and might even kill 4/3rds.
As Panasonic is also not profitable, one wonders how this will end up effecting Panasonic. Say Fuji buys into Oly, and they make Oly's sensors and Panasonic then takes a huge loss in their sensor business.
Even worse, say someone else buys Oly, and just kills the camera division (which would make great sense, as Oly's camera division has been loosing money)?
Panasonic would be hit with huge losses and might also be out of the 4/3rds business.
For Panasonic to not be interested in investing in Oly can only mean they have some other plan.. wonder what it is?
Good-bye, Olympus.
The last company that Panasonic invested in was SANYO, and Panasonic had killed it off good and proper. Good luck being able to buy any SANYO branded closed circuit video camera or video projection gear today. Same thing will happen to Olympus. It was good while it lasted for them, though.
The breadth of µ4/3rd's system, born from having two companies developing first-party products (and a few accessories manufacturers making µ4/3rd's mount stuff), is one of the greatest strengths over the other mirrorless systems. I can't tell what this will result in... it might've been cheaper for Panasonic to just buy Oly's photography assets, and probably the investment would not have been enough money to buy out the medical imaging department.
Why would panasonic expand into that industry anyway? Their market is consumer electronics. They might as well go into the ATM Banking market as much as they would go into medical imaging.
Most likely they invested because of their common link, they want to keep Oly alive because "the enemy of my enemy is my friend." Could this be some sort of sentimental move to keep µ4/3rds interesting?
Or would that have been enough to buy out the medical division too? I don't know, I was just comparing the investment size to the amount of Oly's covered-up losses, and the business sense of buying into a new market when Panasonic is trying to make one of their existing markets continue to work.
Egads, if Oly just boarded up, wouldn't the reprecussions on equipment supply in the medical imaging sector and sudden $1.7bn economic hole in the japanese economy – that nobody would take responsibility for repaying from profits – be really damaging in the near future?
Why shouldn't Panasonic expand in to other industries? If medical imaging is profitable, it would be a wise move by them to do so. They should also ditch their loss making TV division.
By the way, Nokia started out as a paper manufacturing company. Look at their business now. My point being businesses shouldn't necessarily limited themselves to one specific industry.
I suppose you have a point, I guess mine is just that it's not within Panasonic's core competencies, and that sometimes quality suffers when a company loses focus. It's possible that Panasonic could just have a med-imaging company-within-a-company and do alright.
As far as your TV division comment, I get the feeling from the super discounting that goes on that it's not an entirely profitable industry in general... tho a necessary one. I would be particularly sad to see Panasonic leave that market, I love my Plasma I bought last year, I really feel I got near-peak visual quality at a price I could afford.
So Panasonic might buy the medical side and allow Olympus to sink or swim with its camera division?
Both the reports are true then after a fashion.
$630 million is way too much to pay simply to protect m4/3. It would probably be cheaper to let m4/3 die altogether. Not that I think Oly's place in that partnership is essential at this point. If anything, it leaves Panasonic in a position to pick up the Oly owners who have already invested in m4/3 glass.
The medical business is the real target, whoever might invest/acquire. If cameras don't fit the new owner's plans, they'll be spun-off in a blink.
If someone like Sony buys Oly... Everyone here assumes the only possible motive is to stifle competition, but buying into m4/3 is also a way to increase market share. Kill it altogether, and there's no telling where Oly's customers would go next. The real competition is mirrorless vs. DSLR, not m4/3 vs. NEX. The more excitement and innovation there is in mirrorless, the better.
What I doubt (but you never know) is that the m4/3 partnership agreement is written in such a way that either partner is up the creek if the other is sold.
I also read that Olympus laid off approx. 2500 workers (7% labor force) in their camera division. I think I will put off ordering that new OM-D.
It's also been reported that Panasonic cut 17,000 workers (50% labor force) and Sony another 10,000.
Panasonic is not a "rival camera maker" from Olympus' vantage? Will it maintain manufacture of the Olympus cameras just for the sake of "fair play," so that Lumix market share or margins not grow too much? Is Panasonic faced with a surfeit of profits these days?
The profitable medical imaging business is not of strategic interest?
More likely, Panasonic is interested in the medical imaging sector as a growth opportunity, and will "manage" the Olympus camera business to reduce competition by holding back production or elimination of redundancies and overlap. Some consumer P&S will models simply phase out. The GH3 body will be more expensive than the OMD EM5, but all m4/3 lenses and accessories will remain premium priced and relatively scarce.
I think the "rival camera maker" was from Panasonic's perspective, i.e. if one of Panasonic's camera maker rivals (who are not part of µ4/3) bought into Oly and killed off half of the µ4/3rd's development.
The breadth of µ4/3rd's system, born from having two companies developing first-party products (and a few accessories manufacturers making µ4/3rd's mount stuff), is one of the greatest strengths over the other mirrorless systems. I can't tell what this will result in... it might've been cheaper for Panasonic to just buy Oly's photography assets, and probably the investment wouldn't have been enough money to buy out the medical imaging department.
Why would panasonic expand into that industry anyway? Their market is consumer electronics. They might as well go into the ATM Banking market as much as they would go into medical imaging.
Most likely they invested because of their common link, they want to keep Oly alive because "the enemy of my enemy is my friend."
as a business cameras are pretty irrelevant to olympus compared to the medical side of things....microscopes/scanners etc
I have a mixed analysis on this, especially how it could affect the micro4/3 market going forward. On one side it might stabilize, and reduce the risk of Olympus, in a worse case scenario, backing out of the 4/3 market.
But on the other the side, competition and innovation could decline, essentially making m4/3 a single-sourced product like the other camera manufacturers.
The Panasonic's President Denied this news and said they have no plans in invensting at Oly as of yet. (from the same reuters website)
Good move IMHO... too many competitors in this "second tier" strata of photo industry players... combining the two would result in a larger player capable of moving up to the top tier maybe! And some great cameras as well.
Panasonic stock recently (May) hit a 30-year (yes, year) low, so they aren't a very financially strong partner.
Olympus is a great example of technical ingenuity being engineering into irrelevancy by incompetent upper management and corruption up to the Board....I'm surprised Panasonic wants to touch them.
I suppose if it was me (and I'm a nobody) and I had a significant stake in the development of µ4/3rds, I would invest money into reigning in that incompetent upper management to save that technical ingenuity.
Panasonic's choice not to just "go it alone" though is interesting. Maybe the publicity of a µ4/3rds manufacturer going under would kill the entire "consortium." I bet Panasonic is really upset with Oly and just trying to make profit on their existing high-end camera investment.
Don't care. Neither Oly OR Panasonic are making cameras I'd want to buy. My E30 is likely the last Oly I will own.
Makes sense. No need for a camera manufacturer to buy a camera manufacturer but medical stuff is entirely different. People will say "I'll buy that new Olympus camera when the price drops" but hospitals and research labs just buy what they need and pay what it costs.
500 billion yen??? I think it's an error by enlarging 10 times the yen value.
prolly good. olympus is doing neat stuff right now. hate to see the have to stop
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As the saying goes: A photo is worth a thousand words. And if you're sending that photo through Facebook Messenger, your thousand words now look twice as nice after today's update to 4K resolution.
Get to know the new Leica CL in short order by giving our 90 second 'First look' video a watch.
Despite reports to the contrary, analysis of DPReview images by our friend Jim Kasson confirms a disappointing fact: The Sony a7R III is still a Star Eater.
Leica has just released the CL, the forth in its series of APS-C L-mount cameras. Despite sharing a name with a camera released in the mid-70s, the new CL is a thoroughly modern ILC, with a 24MP sensor and built-in electronic viewfinder.
The Leica CL is a 24MP rangefinder-style mirrorless camera, which sits alongside the TL2 in the company's APS-C lineup. We've been using one for a few days – check out our gallery of images.
While it shares a name with one of Leica's most popular and affordable cameras of the 1970s, the new CL is separated from its namesake by more than just years. We've been using one for a few days - click through for a detailed first-impressions report.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017, and the #4 ranking goes to the Leica M10.
Sigma is discounting 13 different high-performance 'Art' series lenses from today until November 30th. The company is calling it an 'unprecedented' sale.
See DJI's 'AeroScope' drone-tracking technology in action. This is the system that DJI says can help law enforcement and airport (among others) track and identify rogue drones.
iPhone X owners can already accessorize their new phone with high-quality smartphone photography lenses courtesy of Moment's new lineup.
Considering buying Sigma's exciting new 16mm F1.4 DC DN Contemporary lens for crop-sensor E-Mount and M43? Check out these official full-res samples first!
Vimeo has just added support for 8K HDR 10-bit content, making it possible to show up to 75% of the colors the human eye can perceive vs the usual 35%. Take THAT YouTube.
The holidays are coming, but your gear isn't cutting it? It's time to treat yourself!
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017, and sitting pretty at #5 is the Fujifilm X-T20.
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Go behind the scenes with filmmaker Nick Arcivos, who recently created a beautiful cinematic short film in Paris using only the iPhone X, a couple of gimbals, and a few lights. The results are very impressive.
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Fujifilm has asked a US district court to clear it of any wrongdoing, after allegedly being threatened with trademark litigation by Polaroid.
While a couple of our reviewers are out testing the Sony a7R III in Arizona, back in Seattle we slapped the camera in front of our studio scene to get a close look at its image quality. See how it stacks up against the competition.
We're counting down our top 10 most popular sample galleries of 2017, and the #8 ranking belongs to the Nikon D7500.
B+W has announced a new aluminum filter holder that offers three slots so users can use multiple filters at the same time. The holder goes with the 2mm thick 100mm square filters it launched earlier this year.
8K video is coming a lot faster than you think, and Blackmagic is ready for it. Meet the DeckLink 8K Pro, a new high performance PCI-E capture and playback card built to handle 'real time high resolution 8K workflows.'


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Dilşad Aladağ is an architecture student at Istanbul Technical University. She started taking photos at highschool, and also started with film camera. We featured her creative series "little drawings" here, and now here are 5 main reasons why Dilşad loves shooting film
1. It would be nice to try out
2. Film colors better than digital colors
3. You can get different taste every roll
4. I like getting excited before seeing photos
5. Absolutely for getting film burned photos
More of her work can be found on Lomography, Flickr and Behance.
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Dilşad Aladağ - 5 things I love about Film
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