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Well, you can try to find out when was the last time Ferrania did sheet and/or 120 film. Couple that with the already stated intention of producing film in cine formats and you'll have a pretty good idea where it goes.
Brunner? Jason Brunner, the APUG mod? I just realised that it's been a long while I haven't seen him around.
I'll want to gram some of their chrome in 120. Still have frozen Elitechrome in 35mm and I'm in a negative mood lately (pardon the pun). Given that they partner with wittner (IIRC) they may release s8, 16mm & 35mm at first.
Time flies, it's been 2 years since Kodak left E6 and the only alternatives are respooled Fuji; By entering cine, they will reinforce E6.
I actually think this will be a winner for them, dont expect all formats to be available at once.
Im pretty sure they intend to bring back 126 format and some of the other obsolete roll films, so im pretty confident we will see 120 and sheet film being available.
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Varietal: Red Bordeaux
The Bordeaux method of blending quality grape varietals is something which has long been imitated and envied around the world. Whilst there are six Bordeaux grape varietals allowed for the production of red wine in this region of France – Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec and Carménere – the most common and widely used combination involves a careful blend of the Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, usually with a small percentage of Petit Verdot to boost the overall flavor and balance things out. This process accentuates the finer points of all these varietals, and takes the astringency of one type whilst rounding it out and mellowing it with the light tannins and fleshiness of another. The results are rarely short of spectacular, and are perfect for oak aging, where the flavorful magic of Bordeaux wine making can really take place, and the complex aromas and characteristics can truly come forward.
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It's near what I call the upper parking lot. The path is downhill from there but the experience is anything but that.
Standing high on the hilltop in the south eastern corner of the valley. It's a wonderful place to start your tour and to get a feel for what's in store as you venture down to the hill to the other structures. If you are there in the morning the eastern platform is great spot to get some pictures and observe...
We started the tour in the park by seeing the Juno temple. Absolutely beautiful set on the little hill. The scenery round it spectacular especially on a sunny day. It's easy to snap some very nice photographs.
Only partially restored, the setting of the Temple of Juno is truly dramatic. Framed against the sky, beautifully lite up at night, you'll want to make the trek to it and sit down and enjoy views of it, the sea, and the entire Valley of the Temples complex.
One of several temples in the Agrigento complex so it's hard to rate it by itself. This one still retains enough of the original to give a good feel for the temple as it must have looked long ago. Do take the time to include it in your visit to the temples.
This entire archeological complex. including the Temple of Juno, was stunning! The complex is long and parking is a pain....it runs from east to west. Parking is on either side. It's a long walk to get back to your car. If you take parking on the west side, they will drive you to the east side. When you get to...
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UNEP Achim Steiner, Congo environment minister Andre Okombi Salissa, and Marthius Van Schawkwyk, the South Africa minister on environment and tourism, unveil the atlasThe Atlas for Changing Environment in Africa, a 400-page publication that underlines how development choices, population growth, climate change and conflict impact natural-based assets was officially launched at the Sandston Convection Centre in Johannesburg, South Africa on June 10.
The Atlas compiled by the United Nations Environment Programme (Unep) features over 300 satellites images of over 100 locations taken in every African nation. The before-and-after photographs offer striking snapshots of environmental transformation across the continent.
Aloysius Kamperewera, Malawi's representative at the conference and acting director of environment, said each country was asked to chart physical changes over a 35-year period to a particular geographic and compare the changes that have occurred as a result of human development in that area.
The Unep atlas depicts changes on Kenya's Mount Kilimanjaro's shrinking glaciers, the drying up of Lake Chad and failing waters in the Lake Victoria,region, among others. It also presents for the first time satellite images of new or lesser known environmental changes and challenges in Africa.
The atlas was launched during the 12th session of the African Ministerial Conference on Environment (Amcen).
Andre Okombi Salissa, current Amcen president who also doubles as minister of Tourism and Environment in the Democratic Republic of Congo said that the group has been working with major collaborating partners that include multilateral and civil society groups like the African Union and the New Partnership for African Development (Nepad).
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Environmentalists will publish the atlas online where they hope it will appeal to youth [GETTY]Salissa told Al Jazeera that the Atlas well help to give policy makers focus on how to tackle Africa's immediate environment challenges.
"It will be a catalyst to remedy areas where the environment has been degraded as pictures speaks volumes of the impact of pollution, environmental deforestation and biodiversity threat among others," he said.
Achim Steiner, the Unep executive director told Al Jazeera that the UN is hoping to reach out to students and youth by making use of web and online services.
"We have made substantial investment on internet based information. This should be accessed by students, the large citizenry and non-governmental organisations. The atlas will be going live on the web today for other users to access it. We will later put it on Google Earth to benefit millions worldwide," Steiner said.
Environment ministers are hoping that the before-and-after imagery will raise immediate awareness of the environmental obstacles facing development in Africa.
"It forces you to take action. There are pictures that go way back depicting how Africa was then and the same areas how it is today," Rachael Musoke, commissioner at the ministry of water and environment in Uganda, told Al Jazeera.
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In one match, I'd be 50:50 on them; on a series or a year, I'd have Pietersen without a backward glance.
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Oops I thought the argument was Pietersen vs Hussey. KP vs. Ponting isn't even close.
It's no slur on KP to have to demur to Ponting, Punter's in the top half-dozen ever Oz batsmen. Only really Bradman is certainly above him, although cases could be made for G Chappell & (perhaps) Trumper too.
Pietersen's streets ahead of Hussey just now tho, there's not even a case to make for the latter on current form. When a bloke is in semi-serious danger of being dropped it's a nonsense to look at his whole career for a form guide.
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So let's hear their averages against South Africa, New Zealand, India and Sri Lanka then?
I think their respective innings in the first test are the reason I'd choose Punter first still. He's far less likely to jizz it away once set.
EDIT: Incidentally, it said in today's Guardian of KP's likely replacement that he's played 10 tests versus Oz and has recorded 11 single figure scores. Not a stat to warm English cockles.
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or not, they've played them a roughly equal amount. And clearly, while it's right to point-out that Pietersen has benefited from West Indies to a far greater degree, in doing that you must also acknowledge that Pietersen's runs against Australia in 2006/07 were worth far, far more than Ponting's against England.
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There seem to be quite a few new players around here who are playing solo.
And I suspct some of them are only lurking.
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Up the bank's quality even more. We have now exclusively rare items. Pure purples would be beyond awesome.
Run more events and fleet actions: These could range from quick STF runs and PvP matches to mission replays (FE episode series as well as good story arcs like the Best of Klingon/Romulan/ Cardassian Fronts).
What has kept me in this game for more then 2 years is not the game's content mainly (which is good for the most part), it's this community.
The fleet exists to provide that same benefit for all TrekBBS members and works only with an active membership.
Joining alone will go a long way to help achieve that.
(God, I sound like a drafting guy for the military!!! But you get the idea)
Anyway, to get into the fleet snet me or any member a pm with your ingame name, looking like this: name@handle (Thafool@Timelord_Victorious)
Or post the request into the TrekBBS fleet thread also stickied in this forum or send me or any member in game a message.
Edit: One more thing. While the TrekBBS Armada is primarily this board representation in game and with an exception or two consisting of only members, you can also go ahead and invite friends you have in game to the fleet.
That way they, too, benefit from a great community and fleet perks.
And they ,too, should be able to gain full membership status to not feel like a third warp nacelle.
However Veteran (Officer) status will remain a board membership perk.
Anyone becoming an active board member through the TrekBBS Armada will get the proper fleet promotion then, of course.
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The NHL has added teams and grown revenues since Bettman took over. The main beneficiaries of that growth has been the NHLPA players. Yet many of them feel compelled to hurl insults on a daily basis. I've never really liked Bettman's demeanor or the way he articulates his message but a lot of players are making a very good living because of his efforts. But I guess they don't see it that way.
Not to mention, if the player share was 40% of HRR or even less than that today, most of the players already in the NHL would still be here and there would still be thousands of others trying to make it there.
Can't say the same for the owners. If we assume that there are teams losing money, why would anyone want to enter into a business venture that will cost him money to obtain, and then lose money thereafter. Sure you can relocate the teams, but you still need to get an owner willing to spend the cash on a high-risk/low-reward long-term project.
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Editing & Publishing
Publishing is a popular field for post-academics to transition into since it revolves around books, writers, and readers.
How do I get into the publishing industry?
Flexibility is an important quality for anyone considering publishing. In trade publishing, this could mean having flexible standards about what constitutes a "good" book but also what kinds of books you specialize in.
For academic and textbook publishing, being open to specializing in books outside your area of expertise will increase your chances of getting a one of these positions. Publishers, academic or otherwise, do not necessarily expect editors to have an academic background in the subject matter of the books they deal with. Other skills, like research or communication, are more important, depending on the position.
There are three main kinds of book publishing open to post-academics:
trade publishing,
academic publishing, and
textbook publishing.
All three include
acquisitions, and
sales jobs.
To give you an idea of the makeup of a trade publisher, about 15% of people are editors, 25% are in marketing, and the other 60% are in sales, administration, and distribution.[1] Starting as an editorial assistant is the entry-level job for the editing trajectory, and often can be for moving into the other areas as well.
What is the future of the publishing industry?
Even though publishing is undergoing some upheavals due to industry shrinkage, mergers, and new reading technologies, skills fostered in graduate school are essential in many areas of this field, so its competitiveness should not discourage you from attempting this career move if you think you would be successful in it. Jobs are typically posted on company websites, general career sites, and publishing trade sites (see web resources below).
Sectors Within Publishing
Trade Publishing
How is working with books in publishing different from working with books as an academic?
For those in trade publishing, the commercial viability of the book as a product (or "unit") is the foremost concern. Due to the shrinking market for books, a greater percentage of books published need to possess mass-market appeal. In other words, there is no room in publishing for editors to be literary snobs. English majors are often concerned with whether a book is good; publishers ask whether a book is good for a particular market.[2] In particular, they are concerned with
• Book production--details such as the materials used and what kind of cover art would help sell the book
• Sales--books as "units," as in "units sold"
• Marketing--knowledge of different markets (especially as in "mass-market paperback") and how to sell books through brick-and-mortar bookstores, mass merchant retailers (like Wal-Mart and Target), and of course online booksellers
• Profit--need to offset the often unprofitable literary novels with sales of cookbooks, celebrity biographies, romance novels, and self-help guides
Action Steps for Trade Publishing
- Talk to people who work in bookstores, especially the buyers
- Attend book fairs, including the very large BookExpo
- Read periodicals and trade publications about the industry
- Read about self-publishing or the process of getting a manuscript published
- Attend a publishing seminar [3]
- Join the UT Non-Academic Alumni Network on LinkedIn to contact current publishing professionals
- Search for "a day in the life Book Marketing Manager" and "a day in the life of a book editor" on Vault's Career Insider on LACS's BTT Gateway
- Visit the LACS library in FAC 18 to read more
Academic Publishing
Because they sell books to a very small academic audience, academic publishers don't have to face the same kinds of concerns with mass marketing that trade publishers do, but dwindling library budgets and the open access movement are having an impact on how academic books are acquired, marketed and sold. One potential advantage to working for an academic publisher is geographical—academic publishers are affiliated with large universities, so your living options are broader than the New York world around which trade publishing revolves.
Textbook Publishing
Working in textbook publishing is another way to maintain contact with university life and make use of your teaching experience since you will no doubt have used a textbook of some kind as an instructor, and may have even met with textbook publishing representatives yourself. In addition to being able to communicate effectively with faculty and staff, writing skills are important when writing campus reports about who you talked to and what you learned.
A sample campus report is often part of the job interview process for textbook publishers, and enterprising applicants could even write up one of these to have in hand when interviewing. This would require talking to professors in departments other than your own about how they make their textbooks decisions, plus a textbook manager at a local academic bookstore, then writing a two-page report about your findings.
As in other branches of publishing, opportunities in the textbook industry will come from ebook publishing and other outlets involving new technologies.[4]
Action Steps for Academic and Textbook Publishing
• Apply for an internship at an academic publisher
• Acquire some formal editing experience that you can put on your resume
• Write a sample campus report to prepare for a textbook publishing interview
• Read One Book/Five Ways: The Publishing Procedures of Five University Presses
• Join the UT Non-Academic Alumni Network on LinkedIn to contact current publishing professionals
• Visit the LACS library in FAC 18 to read more
Careers in Publishing
Editorial assistants read solicited and unsolicited manuscripts and report to their superiors about which ones have the potential to be successful. Publishers may publish 50 books for every 2,000 manuscripts that are read. Editorial assistants are often paid very little, so publishers often hire young people who are willing to work very hard for very little money. "Publishers know the allure of publishing, and the starting salaries seem to be more like honorariums."[5] There is a lot of turnover for editorial assistants, but less at higher levels, so it can be relatively easy to break into editing but more difficult to move up. However, for those with advanced degrees, you can move up very quickly due to your higher maturity level and desire to accept more responsibility.
In addition to the obvious reading, writing, and editing skills, other necessary skills for editors include
• teamwork,
• attention to detail,
• project management, and
• multitasking.
To learn about the steps from accepting a manuscript to getting the book published, see Bly.[6]
Acquisitions Editing
Acquisitions editors are responsible for finding out where there is a need for a particular kind of book and finding authors to write them. In academic and textbook publishing, this involves networking with professors at academic conferences. Then the acquisitions editor acts as a project manager to see that the book manuscript meets production deadlines and will reach its target audience. In academic publishing, the acquisitions editor will also be concerned with the book's peer review process.
Marketing in book publishing requires understanding and predicting who will buy what books. To be successful at this in book publishing, you should spend time with diverse groups of people and notice what they are reading or buying, tune in to popular radio or TV shows, be well-informed about current events, keep an eye on cultural trends, and notice what types of books tend to be sold in which types of stores.[7]
Book sales representatives often don't have a strong sales background. Instead they are often slightly bookish English majors who have the potential to be extraverted and feel comfortable talking to people about books.[8] Sales reps need to be able to familiarize themselves with the publishers' lists of books and call to mind which titles would make a good fit for a particular market or need. For post-academics, the ability to talk comfortably with faculty is an important skill for academic or textbook sales. Teaching skills are valuable for making presentations to potential buyers, whether they be bookstore purchasing managers, academics, or a committee of faculty members considering adopting a textbook for their program.
Travel is required, sometimes extensively, but there are perks for frequent travelers like having a company car and a travel expense account. Annual bonuses based on meeting sales goals or even simply demonstrating growth are common. Advancement opportunities include managing regional sales representatives or moving up to corporate headquarters, often in located in New York.
Web Resources
UT Press Fellowship
Association of American Publishers
Association of American University Presses
Independent Book Publishers Marketing Association
National Association of Independent Publishers
Small Publisher, Artists and Writers Network
Go to http://careerinsider.vault.com, search for "a day in the life of a book editor."
Kimball, Shana. "From Scratch: Creating a Career in Scholarly Publishing." #alt-academy: Alternative Academic Careers. 7 May 2011. Web. 25 June 2012. http://mediacommons.futureofthebook.org/alt-ac/pieces/scratch-creating-career-scholarly-publishing.
Cader Books - subscribe to "Publisher's Lunch," an e-newsletter about the publishing industry
Writer's Market - an online service about publishers for writers. $5.99/month to access the site. Also available in hard copy in PCL and LACS library.
1. Robert Bly, Careers for Writers & Others Who Have a Way with Words, 2nd ed. (New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 2003), 24
2. Timothy Lemire, I'm an English Major: Now What? (Cincinnati, OH: Writers Digest Books, 2006), 116
3. Lemire, I'm an English Major, 120-121
4. See also Lemire 130-137 for a Q&A with two publishing professionals—both in textbook divisions.
7. Alison Baverstock, How to Get a Job in Publishing (London: A&C Black, 2008), 35-36
8. Chris Lytle, The Accidental Salesperson: How to Take Control of Your Sales Career and Earn the Respect and Income You Deserve (New York, NY: AMACOM, 2000).


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Judge flushes attorney fees claim in toilet paper case
Kimberly-Clark may have successfully defended a trademark infringement claim over diamond quilted toilet paper, but it won't get the losing side to pay the substantial costs of that defense.
A judge granted summary judgment to Kimberly-Clark against Georgia-Pacific, and a federal appeals court affirmed that decision. But a federal magistrate judge in Illinois recently denied K-C's claim for attorneys' fees in the four-year-long case.
Merely because a defendant prevails on summary judgment doesn't mean the plaintiff's case was without merit, and just because the case was long and complex doesn't make it oppressive. Indeed, that "comes with the territory" of protecting intellectual property of a billion-dollar corporations, the judge wrote.
Lastly, Georgia-Pacific did not unreasonably increase the cost of Kimberly-Clark's defense by litigating aggressively. The judge again noted such expenses are "garden variety" in legal fights between giant companies like the paper products firms.
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"With the acquisition of Marvel and now of Lucasfilm,
Disney may have finally found the grail. You don't need
imagination or art. All you need is a brand."
- Neil Gabler
Does anyone have pictures of this action? Opinions aside, I would like to see the action the OP is talking about.
Since May 2003
I guess the vice-president in charge of the People Mover finally woke up. But I'll be like others and wait for some visual evidence of some improvements.
Wouldn't it be more realistic to build a new track and tear down the existing one? Assuming they're actually building something.
They'll probably keep the double-width section of People Mover track, and the old People Mover load station, as it looks futuristic, and is some shade for guests in Tomorrowland. I think the track would only totally be removed if a new attraction needed the space and if it required a new track to be built for technological/speed reasons.
Tearing it down and replacing it makes more sense to me also. The only thing is that it will be costly. So much in fact that Disney could probably make their own Harry Potter land for the same amount of money.
Many Bothans died to bring you these fastpasses.
I can't speak to the specific issue with PM, but it is probably similar to Alice, in that you'd have to put in handrails along the entire track as any ride, even Rocket Rods, could have stopped just about anywhere if the power went out. It's not a gravity coaster. I think it is an exaggeration to say that you have to put in stairs every 25 feet . . . if guests can safely walk the entire length of track, then they could walk a 150 foot section to the evac stairway, and paramedics could likewise reach them, after all, they probably walked more than 150 feet to get to Tomorrowland.
I think that the big issue is with the Autopia section of track, a lot more narrower and they'd probably have to build a new track to accomodate a walkway and handrails.
The computer system, (when it was working), probably worked fine with regards to keeping the RR within the tolerance speed for turns. The issue was that a lot of tires were, literally, burnt through each week, costing a lot of money. The actually painted the people mover track with high-friction aircraft carrier paint so that the tires could get enough track to pop a wheelie at the beginning of the ride.
The complex computer system had a complex job to do . . . perhaps a little too complex, and it would go 101 a lot.
So . . . I don't see why the track would be damaged. It seems that the RR always slowed down at the curves, and if they didn't, you wouldn't necessarily get damage to the cement/rebar structure, but at the weakest point, where the track was affixed to this structure.
I said it before and I'll say it again. The existing PeopleMover tracks will be torn down. I'm not aware of a timeline, but TDA will eventually budget the funds for demolition. That's not to say that something won't replace them, but the existing tracks just cannot be properly retrofitted. They will be coming down.
1. Track inside buildings. Tortuous, but protected from elements, you have to go slow, but that is OK as you could put in show scenes here. Doubt that any structural work would need to be done except for the possible widening of the path, i.e. moving walls. Disney could hire a structural engineer and over-engineer some new loading bearing walls need be. Expensive fo a homeowner, not so much for a major theme par operator.
2. The double-width People Mover track from old People Mover load station to front of Tomorrowland. Looks to be in good condition, and could be modified to allow OSHA required guest evac routes.
3. Skinny outdoor track over Autopia . . . would probably have to be drastically altered, or removed.
What they could do is put in a load/unload inside Innoventions, or perhaps used the old People Mover as the exit of the attraction, and has Innoventions as the inside queue and some show scenes, have an RSR system that goes slow on part 1 & 2, but a thrill component over the Autopia (if they choose to use that "air space").
Instantaneous velocity isn't the issue, so much, but the accelerations and decelerations, but the tracks were made from concrete & rebar, such as how the monorail track was constructed. The Monorail has a much higher mass than the RR, hence more "vibrations" when stoping and accelerating . . . given a comparison of the two tracks, I'd say that the People Mover track could be in good condition.
Not sure how much of the track "fell" off into the lagoon, but you can lose a piece of the superficial cement and not be a stone's throw away from structural failure.


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