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- Unitech Europe, the EMEA head office for Unitech Electronics expands its PDA product range with the PA980, entering the Ultra rugged market space. |
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- Offers of Cisco fan tray ( WS-C6K-13SLT-FAN2= ) |
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- Charges have been filed in a Streator man's death -- more than a year after his body was found in an alley. |
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- California King ComfortersCalifornia king comforters are specially made comforters designed to fit the new size of mattress called the California king mattress. For years, the king size mattress was the largest mattress you could get. Now, new bedding must be made to accommodate t...Queen Size PillowsQueen size pillows should be easy enough to figure out. They fit somewhere between standard and king size. |
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- By Ben Klayman, Reuters NEW YORK - NASCAR will steer a course overseas for growth since it cannot expand its 9-month U.S. season, the racing association's top executive said on Wednesday. "Where... |
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- Jeff Meisner, bizjournals.com Florida racetrack developer International Speedway Corp. has unveiled new details of its financial plan for a proposed NASCAR racetrack in Kitsap County. According to the company, the racetrack... |
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- By MIKE HARRIS, The Associated Press NEW YORK - Tony Stewart went on a shopping spree last week that he hopes will lead to a new and improved Nextel... |
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- Sorry...forgot to add the other pic. The bottom of the shoos.Channelled soles. Roled, closed, hand lasted and hand welted. |
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- Offers of Franklin TWE-118 5 Language European Translator |
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- Film News: Big names bow at Sundance -- Seventeen features will headline the Sundance Film Festival's newly streamlined Premieres section, which includes world bows of films by such directors as Terry Zwigoff, Michel Gondry and Nick Cassavetes alongside features by vets including Jonathan Demme and Wim Wenders. |
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- Film News: Vidgame publisher Majesco also developing a game -- Platinum Studios and Blue Star Pictures have hired the Pang brothers ("Bangkok Dangerous") to direct "The Darkness," based on the comicbook series from Top Cow Prods. |
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- Film News: Smith, Mostow on board for pic -- Will Smith and director Jonathan Mostow have committed to "Tonight, He Comes" -- a development that has Columbia Pictures eyeing a production start in Los Angeles by next summer. |
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- Film News: WB taps helmer for 'Shantaram' -- Peter Weir will direct "Shantaram," the Warner Bros. adaptation of the Gregory David Roberts novel that will star Johnny Depp. Weir will develop the script with Eric Roth. WB hopes to begin production late next year. |
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- Film News: Fifth studio signs on to digital cinema system -- DreamWorks has become the fifth studio to sign on to Christie/AIX's planned rollout of 4,000 digital cinema systems. It will provide its films in digital format to theaters with d-cinema equipment from the joint venture of Christie, which makes projectors, and AccessIT, which makes software and transmits pics to theaters via satellite. |
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- Film News: Zeltser, Bickley to adapt Hodgson novel -- The Jim Henson Co. has set Yuri Zeltser and Cary Bickley to adapt Barbara Hodgson suspense novel "The Tattooed Map." Deal reunites the writers with company principal Lisa Henson, who produced with Janet Yang the Fox/Regency pic "High Crimes," which Zeltser and Bickley scripted. |
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- Film News: Sr. VP worked with topper Battsek at BVI -- Miramax has begun to fill out its exec ranks, naming Kristin Jones as senior veep of production, international development and acquisitions at the Disney specialty arm. |
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- Film News: Bay State attempts to lure biz with tax incentives -- It's taken years of discussion and months slogging through the system, but Massachusetts finally has tax incentives for film and TV producers. Just before Thanksgiving, Gov. Mitt Romney signed into law a tax package intended to encourage film production in the Bay State. |
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- Film News: Org will present the kudos Feb. 11 -- The Art Directors Guild has tapped Steven Spielberg to receive its Outstanding Contribution to Cinematic Imagery Award. |
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- Film News: Location News: Santa Clarita, Calif., looms large on the bigscreen. Columbia Pictures found the location ideal for many of its scenes during the remake of the 1977 feature pic "Fun With Dick and Jane. |
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- Film News: Alternative film fest opens with Clark's 'Rocker' pic -- The 2006 Slamdance Film Festival -- Sundance's gritty second cousin --will open with the U.S. preem of writer-director Larry Clark's teen skateboard pic "Wassup Rockers" from First Look Pictures. |
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- Film News: British-born thesp heading fest's jury -- Charlotte Rampling has been named head of the international jury at February's Berlin Intl. Film Festival. Jury awards the Golden and Silver Bears to pics in competition. Describing her as a "fascinating woman and brilliant artist," Berlinale topper Dieter Kosslick said, "Through her work she has come to stand for unconventional and memorable cinema. |
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- Film News: 'Penguins' creator Bonne heads to New York -- Gallic production unit Bonne Pioche, creator of indie hit "March of the Penguins," is waddling its way to Gotham to set up a New York presence. Company -- headed by Yves Darondeau, Christophe Lioud and Emmanuel Priou -- has tapped former Wellspring exec Linda Saetre to oversee its Gotham arm. |
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- Film News: Navarro pic nabs 7 prizes -- In a surprising jury decision, Edgar Navarro's debut pic, "Eu me lembro" (I remember), nabbed seven Candango kudos, including best pic, at the 38th Brasilia Film Festival, which wrapped Tuesday. |
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- Film News: Jan. 20 release date coincides with 50th anni of slayings -- Feature "End of the Spear," from newcomer Every Tribe Entertainment, will be released on commercial screens Jan. 20 via a distribution agreement with M Power Releasing. Pic, which cost $15 million, is based on a historical event involving Ecuador's Waodani tribe, which in 1956 speared five American missionaries to death. |
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- Film News: From the Army Archerd Archive: It's the end -- and the beginning -- for Marlo Thomas who wound the five years of "That Girl" with a women's lib-themed seg and now plotting a bigscreen feature featuring femmes freedom. |
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