Dhaka, Feb 12 (UNB)— The five-day screening of Iranian films and exhibition of photos in the city ended on Tuesday.
Iranian Cultural Centre, Dhaka and Bangladesh National Museum jointly organised the film screening at the main auditorium of the museum from Feb 8.
It was organised marking the 40th anniversary of the Islamic revolution (National Day).
Two films were screened at 11am and 3pm on the final day. Nine films were screened during the festival which drew big crowds of movie lovers.
The inaugural session was held at the main auditorium of the National Museum. Mohammad Reza Nafar, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Bangladesh and Touqir Ahmed, eminent actor and film director, were present as special guests.
A discussion programme titled '40 years of Islamic Revolution in Iran Achievement and Potentials' was held as part of the programme. State Minister for Health and Family Planning Md Murad Hasan was present as the chief guest.
Executive Director of Amadersomoy.com Rashidul Islam delivered the keynote speech.
Acting Cultural Counsellor of Iran Cultural Centre Dr Seyed Mahdi Hosseini delivered the welcome speech while Bangladesh National Museum Secretary Abdul Mazid presided over the session.


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Forest River, Inc. is not Forest River RV
We sometimes get a lot of confusion in the forums, especially to the corporate structure of Forest River. Many members do not realize there is the parent company of Forest River Inc that encompasses a lot of brands/subsidiaries. Forest River RV is one of these subsidiaries. Since there are so many different brands/makes/models, it is a good idea when asking for help to specify exactly which you have.
Here is a copy from Wikipedia, that explains the corporate structure of Forest River, Inc. I am showing just the RV part, but they also make boats, cargo trailers, buses. etc. All of Forest River Inc divisions can be contacted via their webpage here:
https://www.forestriverinc.com/Contact-Us
Recreational Vehicles (RVs) Range Brands (listed alphabetically)
Coachmen RV
The first Coachmen RV products were manufactured in 1964 in a 5,000 square foot plant in downtown Middlebury, Indiana. Coachmen's first year of production totaled 12 travel trailers, a single truck camper and 80 truck caps. Since then, over three quarters of a million Coachmen recreational vehicles have been produced and sold. In December 2008, Coachmen RV became a brand of Forest River, Inc. Today Coachmen RV is still headquartered in Middlebury, Indiana. Its primary manufacturing facilities occupy over 220 acres, serving as dedicated manufacturing facilities for Coachmen branded Class A Motorhomes, Class C Motorhomes, Class B Motorhomes, Fifth Wheels and Travel Trailers. Coachmen and Viking branded Travel Trailers and Camping Trailers are manufactured in its Centerville, Michigan, manufacturing facilities occupying 90 acres and in their recently built White Pigeon, Michigan, manufacturing facility.
Dynamax Corporation
Dynamax Corporation was founded in 1997 with a fresh perspective in RV design – to create an automotive style motorhome. Over the years, Dynamax has developed a recreational vehicle product lineup and a series of custom Specialty Vehicles and RVs. Forest River, Inc., acquired the Dynamax brand in 2011. Dynamax builds luxury Class C and Super C Motorhomes.
Forest River RV
Forest River RV is a division of Forest River, Inc., and initially manufactured pop-up tent campers, travel trailers, fifth wheels and destination trailers. One of the largest RV manufacturers in North America, today Forest River RV has expanded into producing Class A and C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, camping trailers and destination trailers. Motorized Model lines sold under the Forest River range brand include: Berkshire RDs, Charleston RDs, Legacy RDs, Georgetown Class As, FR3 Class As, Forester Class Cs and Sunseeker Class Cs. Travel Trailer and Fifth Wheel Model lines sold under the Forest River range brand include: Blue Ridge Fifth Wheels (FWs), Cardinal FWs, Cedar Creek FW & Travel Trailers (TTs), Cherokee FW & TTs, Evo TTs, Flagstaff FW & TTs, Salem FW & TTs, Wildwood FW & TTs, Riverstone FWs, Rockwood FW & TTs, R-Pod TTs, Sabre FWs, Sandpiper FW & TTs, Sierra FW & TTs, Surveyor FW & TTs, Vibe TTs and Wildcat FW & TTs. Sport Utility Trailers sold under the Forest River range brand include: All American Sport, XLR, Work and Play, Cherokee, Sandstorm, Shockwave, Stealth and Vengeance. Camping Trailers sold under the Forest River range brand include: Flagstaff and Rockwood. Park Models sold under the Forest River range brand include Summit, Quailridge and Cabins & Suites.
The Palomino brand was founded in 1968 by Vanguard Industries in . In 1972, they moved their manufacturing facility to, where it remains to this day. Palomino was purchased by Forest River, Inc., in 2002. This allowed for rapid growth and the introduction of two new towable lines of travel trailers and fifth wheels, Puma, Sabre, and Columbus. Palomino has grown to one of the top 5 RV manufacturers in North America. Palomino RV produces tent campers, truck campers, travel trailers, fifth wheels and toy haulers.
Prime Time Manufacturing
Prime Time Manufacturing was founded in 2009 by an executive management team with over 100 years of experience. Prime Time Manufacturing has been North America's fastest growing RV Company and is currently a Top 10 manufacturer of both travel trailers and fifth wheels in the United States and Canada. Headquartered in Wakarusa, Indiana, the company produces fifth wheels, travel trailers and toy haulers.
Shasta RV was founded in 1941 with the first "house trailer" built to be used as mobile military housing. In the 1950s and 60s, Shasta's iconic travel trailers were a recognizable shape on the road. As the industry's longest producer of recreational vehicles, Shasta has manufactured hundreds of thousands of RVs. Building on this history in the recreational vehicle industry, today Shasta manufactures travel trailers and fifth wheels.
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Pray for Tim and Tanya, as he returns to Kyrgyzstan to start his third year of ministry. Pray for their involvement in both the Capermaum Project for special needs youth and their Young Life club ministries. Pray they can train and equip leaders to reach kids with the gospel and care for kids with a variety of disabilities. Pray for their cross-cultural marriage to be strengthened and that they would continue to grow in their ability to speak and understand English (Tanya) and Russian (Tim).
For more info on Tim & Tanya, see page 19 of the prayer guide.
Pray for the various Sundanese teams in Indonesia as they seek to share the gospel, baptize new believers, build up house churches, and offer marriage and family retreats for Muslim Background Believers. The Paul Team and the Judah Team each showed significant growth in meeting their goals for evangelism, new believers, and new house churches. Pray for their efforts to reach their neighbors with the gospel.
Prayer recruitment continues to be the focus for Jeff and Lynne as they seek to evangelize their neighbors. They are seeking individuals and groups who will pray weekly, organize prayer meetings, adopt one of 52 zones in their country, or fast for the people where they live. In family matters they have discovered that their children need some one-on-one help to overcome some of their education issues, pray as Jeff and Lynn seek to better understand and deal with their children's needs.
David and Lisa are grateful for the invitations to visit the homes of their Tibetan friends. Pray as they search for persons of peace and opportunities to see God perform signs and wonders among this special group of people. Pray for the health conditions of Bella, the foster child in their care, and for the next steps in schooling with her limitations. Pray for Lisa as she continues to teach childbirth classes, Bella, and the Bible.
For more info on David & Lisa, see page 57 of the prayer guide.
Roger and Abi Lowther were invited into the schools their sons attend to teach English through songs and games. God continues to build trust in their neighborhood. They are also working on publishing a songbook with original and newly translated worship music and ask prayer for this to be a much-used resource for churches throughout Japan. Pray as God continues to open doors for the Gospel through art and music.
For more info on Roger & Abi, see page 53 of the prayer guide.
Steve and Marion Spencer are grateful they could attend son Samuel's graduation from Rift Valley Academy, a boarding school that serves 500 missionary kids from all over Africa. Then they welcomed son Jon Jon and his family to African Bible College. Pray for safety and protection, especially for the kids and the 140 incoming freshmen at ABC. Pray that God will lead and guide the Spencer family and the staff by His holy and perfect Spirit.
For more info on Steve & Marion, see page 72 of the prayer guide.
Pray for Tezar and Tatiana as Covenant City Church continues to grow in its second year and for the relocation to a bigger space this month. Pray for new members, new community groups, and healthy leaders to mentor and disciple the growing church. Pray for leaders and elders in training to grow and mature as they serve with Tezar. Praise the Lord for three new believers who are attending the church and learning about their new faith.
For more info on Tezar & Tatiana, see page 36 of the prayer guide.
World Relief Cambodia requests prayer that their cell church members will not leave for work in neighboring countries, and that cell church leaders and volunteers will reach five non-believers next month. Pray for a strong relationship between cell churches and local churches, and for WRC staff working in the community to build good relationships with new people taking on new roles as commune chiefs, deputy commune chiefs, and village chiefs. Pray for the Savings Groups to prosper and sustain individual households.
Now that Heath and Angela are back at Tenwek Hospital, pray Heath can utilize the skills he learned in the US for training residents in surgery, and for the new equipment to better serve the people of the area. Pray for the girls to adjust to their new school and for the family to see fruit from their gift of service. Pray for stability for Kenya, and for those trained at Tenwek to have a heart of service for the Lord and their fellow countrymen.
For more info on Heath & Angela, see page 69 of the prayer guide.
Jackie considers it a privilege to lead an Indonesian language Bible study. She is also grateful to see members of the church keeping each other accountable and encouraging one another to grow in worship and love. Pray she can arrange her schedule to spend time with Yanti, from her English club, and for opportunities for spiritual conversations. Pray for Amanda, Francis, and Elizabeth to deepen their love of God and each other. Pray for Jackie to be led to the people God has prepared to hear the truth of salvation.
For more info on Jackie, see page 26 of the prayer guide.


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Blu-ray Review: 'I Am Wrath'!
Sep 16, 2016 blu-ray, Christopher Meloni, film review, i am wrath, john travolta, jonathan atterbury
Jonathan A., here…
John Travolta stars in Director Chuck Russell's "I Am Wrath," which follows the story of a former black ops agent that is out for vengeance on a biblical scale, after his wife is murdered by a group of thugs. Not exactly a newbie to the scene, Russell has directed a handful of moderately successful movies such as "The Mask," "Eraser" and even the third installment of the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise. This movie meets the standards set by his previous films; Not exactly a good movie, but not bad, either.
Unfortunately, Travolta's performance just didn't work for me. Although his performance was fluid and smooth, I just have trouble buying him as a tough guy. However, the movie was saved by the always enjoyable Christopher Meloni (Law and Order SVU,) who played the part of his one-time black ops partner and joins him on his quest for revenge. Not only does Meloni get all the clever and funny lines, but his action scenes are well-delivered and he looks mega-buff, thereby lending believability to his role as an ex black ops agent and all-around tough dude.
Other highs throughout the film were the smooth editing and the well-shot locations. The city looked and felt like a perfect den of scum and villainy, which gives a fantastic setting for the film. The lows however, were the majority of the script and the supporting actors, who delivered some very weak performances.
THE VIDEO/AUDIO
The film looks and sounds great! Presented in well-executed 1080p high def, the picture was clear and crisp to the point where all I could do at times was gaze in wonderment at the oddness of Travolta's damn-weird hairpiece. But in all seriousness, the film looked excellent. Nice clean blacks and vivid neon lights in the seedy underworld the movie is set within.
The sound is another fine element of the film. Roaring explosions, cracking, percussive gunshots, outrageously loud hand-to-hand combat and bumping night club jams all add to the fun of this movie and are sure to show off your home theater system. Although it's presented in 5.1 Dolby surround, I was not hyper aware of the surround aspect at any point, but perhaps it's just not one of those films that shows it off best.
Audio Commentary – This is a commentary track with Director Chuck Russell and Writer/Actor Paul Sloan, who played the big baddie. It's a highly interesting commentary and it certainly adds value to an otherwise "meh" film.
THE ULTIMATE WORD
All-in-all, this wasn't a bad movie, but it could have been so much better. Christopher Meloni is by far the best part of this movie and all I really wanted after seeing this film was an action movie with Meloni as the lead. More Meloni would have really made this movie twice as good, but sadly, all we're left with is Travolta and his wig for most of the movie. Seriously… who green-lighted that thing? But I digress… 'I Am Wrath' is unlikely to be on anyone's list of favorites, but it's a somewhat entertaining film and overall, a decently fun watch.
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Q: How successful is GPL in reaching its goals? There are, broadly, two types of FOSS licenses when it relates to commercial usage of the code - let's say the GPL-type and the BSD-type. The first is, broadly, restrictive about commercial usage (by usage I also mean modification and redistribution, as well as creating derived works, etc.) of the code under the license, and the second is much more permissive.
As I understand, the idea behind GPL-type licenses is to encourage people to abandon the proprietary software model and instead convert to the FOSS code, and the license is the instrument to entice them to do so - i.e. "you can use this nice software, but only if you agree to come to our camp and play by our rules".
What I want to ask is - was this strategy successful so far? I.e. are there any major achievements in the form of some big project going from closed to open because of GPL or some software being developed in the open only because GPL made it so? How big is the impact of this strategy - compared, say, to the world where everybody would have BSD-type licenses or release all open-source code under public domain?
Note that I am not asking if FOSS model is successful - this is beyond question. What I am asking is if the specific way of enticing people to convert from proprietary to FOSS used by GPL-type and not used by BSD-type licenses was successful. I also don't ask about the merits of GPL itself as the license - just about the fact of its effectiveness.

A: The GNU GPL has been successful despite its FLOSS enforcement, not because of it. Companies are for the most part voluntarily contributing to and releasing code under the GPL. There are no significant algorithms and libraries covered by it, which would compel commercial developers to deproprietarize.
Apple makes a good example. They've adopted KHTML and furthered it into WebKit. And they released the code back to the open source community. While one could assume this is because they were forced to by the LGPL, it seems unlikely. For Darwin and the BSD userland they very voluntarily publish the code. And with LLVM they even started a brand new FLOSS project. Yet obviously Apple remains largely a proprietary software vendor.
Android is similar. Of course hardware support plays an important role here, but Google could have adopted a BSD codebase and took it proprietary. But they picked Linux. Thus they willingly contribute back, not because there wasn't a non-GPL alternative.
Openoffice is a more interesting story, because it was indeed proprietary at one point. But again, the LGPL-conversion was voluntary, not necessary. The *GPL-type license however made it possible in this case. An academic BSD-type license would not have been sufficient for Sun to release Openoffice, because someone else might have proprietarized the code then. And in this regard, the GNU *GPL has been successful.
The reciprocal/viral clause doesn't directly lead to more open source code. But software vendors use it to their advantage when they want to, and therefore contribute to the FLOSS pool. Yet most vendors do that unsolicitous. I see little difference between BSD-style and GPL-style licenses in regards to encouraging more code contributions.
In conclusion the GNU GPL has been successful, but also propeled the BSD/MIT-style licenses where those are more appropriate. But you can also simply measure the success in "quantity of code", which I believe is the actual FSF metric.

A: Looking at The GNU Manifesto, it's not clear that convincing corporations to release FOSS software was one of the goals. Here's a quote:

So that I can continue to use computers without dishonor, I have decided to put together a sufficient body of free software so that I will be able to get along without any software that is not free.

If we just look at that goal, then the GNU project has largely succeeded. We have a GPL OS, an office suite, databases, and many other applications that can be freely modified and redistributed.

A: I would say that unrestrictive licenses such as the BSD, MIT and Apache licenses have done far more to promote FOSS than the GPL has.
Examples:

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*Castle Project,

*jQuery,

*SQLite,

*Apache,

*Hibernate and nHibernate,

*ASP.NET MVC,

*JSON.ORG,

and many others.
Most businesses are too wary of the GPL to allow GPL code anywhere near their development effort, unless the business itself actually works under the GPL/value-added-services model.

A: First, there is an inherent subjectivity in the question - there is no way to know for sure, and history can be interpreted either way. This is an old debate, and one of the core issue in the debate open source vs free software. You also need to define what you mean by reaching its goals. It is difficult to argue that GPL and the FSF has not contributed to make open source a significant movement of the last 2-3 decades. It has not reached its goals of all code being free software, though.
The paragon of GPL softwares are of course linux and everything coming from the FSF (gcc, etc...). Interestingly, for linux, the GPL was not chosen for its political stance, but because of the idea of reciprocity, as stated several times by Linus Torvald. I give you my code, but you have to give me yours in exchange if you use mine.
As far as linux itself goes, I think the GPL have been very valuable - a recent example is BTRFS, the new fs developed inside Oracle. The main writer of BTRFS has stated that the only reason Oracle agreed in the first place to use GPL is because it did not have a choice. The bigger question is whether linux itself became successful because or despite the GPL. Various factors such as Linus incredible leadership, copyright issues for the *BSD project at that time, etc... make the hypothesis impossible to prove/disprove.
For gcc, Stallman has written several times why the GPL saved the project against "propietarization".

A: I think both (GPL and BSD-type licenses) are both important for the FOSS-world. I see usage of the GPL in two groups. One is the group of very engaged Open-Source-supporters. They believe, that the possibility to turn Open-Source again into proprietary work will damage the OSS-world. I personally think, that's not the big problem. PC-BSD (a proprietary BSD-variant) doesn't damage the BSD-community. The second group that adopts the GPL are big companies. They use the license to keep more control over the product (to support their business-model for instance). The competition will have problems, to earn money with someone elses GPL-licensed software-product. So the company can stay ahead of competition, while earning good karma for Open-sourcing it's product.

A: My personal perspective is one of an individual developer, not employed for some time due to disability, and hoping (or dreaming) of being able to make a living again from the only valuable skill I have.
GPL is used for commercial projects all the time. The issue is what is sometimes termed its "viral" nature, meaning that if you use some GPL code in a project, you probably need to GPL all the code for that project. Some claim an exclusion for dynamic linking. The GPL FAQ claims dynamic linking to plug-ins is banned due to shared data structures - http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#GPLAndPlugins. This seems odd as every Windows application dynamic-links to Windows components and shares data structures with Windows (an application is in many ways an operating-system plugin), yet there are GPL Windows apps including plenty released by GNU. Maybe this means disguising pointers as handles and doing most accesses via functions doesn't count as sharing data structures, which would be a loophole any specially designed plugin API or dynamically linked library could presumably exploit, but obviously an individual developer has to play it safe over such issues.
Anyway, there's good reasons for the "viral" nature of the GPL, but for a small developer with a desperate need to earn a living, this looks suspiciously like giving away your work for nothing. We can't all make money by charging for support or selling effectively-the-manual books since, among other issues, we don't all have the relevant skills. Also, if your product has an inadequate free manual, the real-world manual will probably end up being Stack Overflow or Superuser or whatever - not your paid-for manual. And that's assuming anyone bothers to figure it out at all.
From that point of view, BSD-style licenses are very attractive. I admit it's hypocritical to exploit other open-sourced work yet keep the resulting products closed, but that has to be balanced against other issues.
OTOH, I've never actually released anything, open or closed - at least not since a bunch of plugins that I basically made public domain about ten years ago (and as the extra years of experience taught me, they weren't so well written). So the whole thing is academic for me, at least for the moment.
Still, every time I look at a library with a GPL-style license, my first thought is "if I get dependent on this, I limit my options".

A: I do think that when people think of GPL they think in the gnu ideals, in which the software should be a free think, so that ideas would spreed out, and that the big companies are the bad guys because they don't allow that. The problem is that way of thinking does not buy many programmers because they just want to code they stuff, have they programs and also they own life, that does not necessarily involves software, under that view BSD and the other licenses are much more attractive, in the same sense that Linus is more popular than Richard Stallman for the developers, Because the first just wants to do his thing (like many of us), while the other wants to try to change the whole world. So in the end the GPL is like Mikhail Gorbachev, someone that starts the evolution but is not destined to see it succeed.

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Digital Core Program (1 of 16)
Program Title Animal Exploration/Jarrod Miller KCVU Digital 20.1
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays/7:30-8:00 AM PT
Total times aired 12
Number of Preemptions Rescheduled 1
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Animal Exploration is animal TV for the next generation. This program travels with television star Jarrod Miller each week as he looks at exotic and domestic animals from his own unique perspective. Whether it is the need for speed or animal heroes, there is always something amazing happening. Filled with energy, youth, and humor, Jarrod educates and captures the attention of young and old. The program is 30 minutes in length, and is identified as an educational and informational show, targeted to teens (13-16 year olds), at the beginning of each broadcast and in listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Program Title Steal The Show KCVU 20.2 COZI TV (9/6/15 -9/27/15)
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturday 830A-9A
Total times aired at regularly scheduled time 4
Age of Target Child Audience 6 years to 10 years
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Steal the Show provides CORE programming in the areas music, music composition, the music recording process and musical instruments. All aspect of the process are covered : Creating the melody, writing the lyric, creating harmonies, developing instrumentals, and recording the song in the studio. With schools across the country cutting funding to music related programs, Steal the Show fills an important void. Students will be empowered with the knowledge and skills they will broaden as they follow the most prominent young songwriters of the past 20 years. The program is 30 minutes in length, and is identified as an informative and educational show, targeted to youth ages 13 through 16, at the beginning of each broadcast and in listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Program Title Zoo Clues KCVU 20.2 THIS TV (7/4/15 - 8/30/15)
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 8AM-9AM (1 Hour Block)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Zoo Clues will keep 13-16 year old viewers engaged with infinite visual richness, animal characteristics, and wide range of animal behaviors. Zoo Clues will leave viewers with a meaningful perspective about animals and comparisons to their own human characteristics. The clever narration of Zoo Clues links disparate information together in a way that always makes clear that what the viewers see is real, natural, and how it relates in the real world. The program is 30 minutes in length, and will be identified as an educational and informational show targeted to 13-16 year old, at the beginning of and through each broadcast and in the listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Program Title Zoo Clues KCVU 20.2 (9/19/15 - 9/26/15)
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays/9:30-10:00 AM PT
Total times aired 2
Digital Preemption Programs #1
Title of Program Zoo Clues KCVU 20.2 (9/19/15 - 9/26/15)
List date and time rescheduled 9/27 Sunday 11AM
Is the rescheduled date the second home? Yes
Were promotional efforts made to notify the public of rescheduled date and time? Yes
Date Preempted
Episode # 9/26 Saturday 930AM
Reason for Preemption Sports
List date and time rescheduled 9/19 Saturday 2pm
Program Title Aqua Kids Adventures KCVU 20.2 COZI TV (9/6/15 -9/27/15)
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturday 8AM -830AM
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Aqua Kids provides a unique vehicle for young people to learn about the diversity of marine animals around the world, emphasizing the importance of preserving fragile aquatic habitats and encouraging children to take an active role in protecting the future of their community and the world. The program provides a window into the management and preservation of unique habitats and species through the eyes of kids and their hands-on collaboration with science researchers and educators. The young viewers imagine themselves in the role of the scientist and as someone who could have a positive impact on the environment. The program is 30 minutes in length, and is identified as an informative and educational show, targeted to youth ages 13 through 16, at the beginning of each broadcast and in listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Program Title The New Howdy Doody KCVU 20.2 COZI TV (9/6/15 -9/27/15)
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sunday 730A-8A
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Howdy Doody is a 1975 interactive series which is known to its viewers for its cast of human characters as well as puppets. The primary value of the series is to educate and entertain elementary school-aged children. Educationally, the series offers opportunities for parents and teachers to teach lessons related to language, character development, science, and listening skills. Issues such as bullying, establishing trust and courtesy are faced and resolved in the episodes. Responsibility is presented in a positive and encouraging manner. Making choices in life, mastery of attachment and separation are emphasized in each episode. Issues of competition and loyalty are conveyed throughout the series. The program is 30 minutes in length, and is identified as an informative and educational show, targeted to youth ages 6 through 10, at the beginning of each broadcast and in listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Program Title Animal Atlas KCVU Digital 20.1
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays 7:00-7:30 AM PT
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Animal Atlas is an engaging and informative series. This program brings information about the natural world of animals to young viewers in an entertaining way. The program consists of original and detailed footage of animals, a narration, and a charming musical score. The animal subjects are presented as they move informally and comfortably through their normal activities. The ability for young people to observe, wonder, and compare is one of the strengths of the series. The program is 30 minutes in length, and is identified as an informative and educational show, targeted to youth ages 12 through 16, at the beginning of each broadcast and in listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Program Title Coolest Place On Earth KCVU Digital 20.1
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Coolest Places on Earth explores cities (both modern and ancient), natural wonders, and cultural history. The series delivers the information with rich factual content that informs, supports, and encourages engaged thinking. The series is focused and diverse, allowing the exploration of fascinating history and culture. The program is 30 minutes in length, and is identified as an educational and informational show, targeted to teens (13-16 years old), at the beginning of each broadcast and in listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sunday 7A-730A
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Program Title ECO Company KCVU Digital 20.1
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. ECO Company explores all aspects of being green and understanding how we impact our world, from reporting on the latest technologies in energy, recycling, conservation and organics to sharing the stories of young people making a positive impact on the environment. In addition every week ECO Company provides a practical tip that teens and people of all ages can use in their daily lives. ECO Company is designed to be an interactive program from finding out whats on the mind of all teens by talking to them to providing a forum on the website for teens to share their own videos about going green. The program is regularly scheduled and airs between the hours of 7am and 10pm. The program is 30 minutes in length, and will be identified as an educational and informational show targeted to 12-16 year olds, at the beginning of and through each broadcast and in the listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Program Title State to State KCVU 20.1 7/4/15 - 9/12/15
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. State to State is a compelling program that engages its audience in learning the history, Social Sciences, and history of our nations individual states. Viewers interpret past events and issues within the context in which an event unfolded rather than solely in the terms of present day norms and values. Viewers understand the meaning, implication, and impact of historical events and recognize that some events could have taken other directions. The program is 30 minutes in length, and is identified as an informative and educational show, targeted to youth ages 13 through 16, at the beginning of each broadcast and in listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Title of Program State to State KCVU 20.1 7/4/15 - 9/12/15
List date and time rescheduled 9/13 Sunday 430pm
Episode # 9/12 Saturday 930A
Program Title On the Spot KCVU 20.2 THIS TV (7/4/15 - 8/30/15)
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sundays 9A-10A (1 Hour Block)
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. On The Spot taps knowledge across a series of subject areas: geography, art, technology, science, math, history, language, music, and sports. The series answers random questions beyond simple fact retrieval and expands on the educational information in a non-academic setting. The program is regularly scheduled and airs between the hours of 7a and 10pm. The program is 30 minutes in length, and will be identified as an educational and informational show targeted to 13-16 year old, at the beginning of and through each broadcast and in the listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Program Title BIZ Kids KCVU Digital 20.1
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturday 8A
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Biz Kid does an excellent job of providing engaging content for teen viewers that also meets the most highly regarded educational standards. The series does a comprehensive job of explaining financial and entrepreneurial concepts thoroughly, but in a language that a teen audience could easily understand and retain. The program emphasizes how to properly manage money, create budgets and financial goals - all important steps in learning to become responsible adults and citizens. The program is 30 minutes in length, and is identified as an informative and educational show, targeted to youth ages 13 through 16, at the beginning of each broadcast and in listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Program Title Aqua Kids Adventure KCVU 20.2 COZI TV (9/6/15 -9/27/15)
Program Title Animal Atlas KCVU 20.2 THIS TV (7/4/15 - 8/30/15)
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sunday 7A-8A (1 Hour Block)
Program Title Ariel Zoey Eli Too KCVU 20.2 COZI TV (9/6/15 -9/27/15)
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturday 730AM -8AM
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Ariel & Zoey & Eli, Too is a musical variety show that empowers children to accomplish their goals and their dreams. The program accomplishes this through interviewing people who excel in their profession and have a positive message for kids, introducing guests who perform different genres of music, and presenting musical performances by the cast members themselves. These cast musical performances show children they can write their own music and the importance of teamwork. All songs offer a positive message about life, friendship and being optimistic. The program is 30 minutes in length, and is identified as an informative and educational show, targeted to youth ages 13 through 16, at the beginning of each broadcast and in listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Telephone Number 530-893-1234 ext 203
Email Address pmurphy@esteembroadcasting.com
Include any other comments or information you want the Commission to consider in evaluating your compliance with the Children's Television Act (or use this space for supplemental explanations). This may include information on any other noncore educational and informational programming that you aired this quarter or plan to air during the next quarter, or any existing or proposed non-broadcast efforts that will enhance the educational and informational value of such programming to children. See 47 C.F.R. Section 73.671, NOTES 2 and 3. The licensee broadcasts its primary digital 20.1 a Fox affiliate, and a secondary digital 20.2 This TV affiliate effective only through 8/30/15 New affiliation COZI TV effective 9/1/15 until further notice. The licensee also no longer broadcasts in analog.
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Other Matters (1 of 12)
Program Title Animal Atlas KCVU 20.1
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays/7A-730A PT
Program Title Zoo Clues KCVU 20.1
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays/930A-10A PT
Program Title New Howdy Doody KCVU 20.2 COZI TV
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sunday/730A-8A
Age of Target Child Audience from 6 years to 10 years
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturdays/830A-9A PT
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. ECO Company explores all aspects of being green and understanding how we impact our world, from reporting on the latest technologies in energy, recycling, conservation and organics to sharing the stories of young people making a positive impact on the environment. In addition every week ECO Company provides a practical tip that teens and people of all ages can use in their daily lives. ECO Company is designed to be an interactive program from finding out what's on the mind of all teens by talking to them to providing a forum on the website for teens to share their own videos about going green. The program is regularly scheduled and airs between the hours of 7am and 10pm. The program is 30 minutes in length, and will be identified as an educational and informational show targeted to 12-16 year olds, at the beginning of and through each broadcast and in the listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Program Title Coolest Place On Earth KCVU 20.1
Program Title Ariel Zoey Eli KCVU 20.2 COZI TV
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturday/730A-8A PT
Program Title Aqua Kids Adventure KCVU 20.2 COZI
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Saturday/8A-830A PT
Days/Times Program Regularly Scheduled Sunday/7A-730A
Program Title Biz Kid KCVU 20.1
Other Matters (10 of 12)
Program Title J Miller Animal Exploration 20.1
Describe the educational and informational objective of the program and how it meets the definition of Core Programming. Animal Exploration is animal TV for the next generation. This program travels with television star Jarrod Miller each week as he looks at exotic and domestic animals from his own unique perspective. Whether it is the need for speed or animal heroes - there is always something amazing happening. Filled with energy, youth, and humor, Jarrod educates and captures the attention of young and old. The program is 30 minutes in length, and is identified as an educational and informational show, targeted to teens (13-16 years old), at the beginning of each broadcast and in listings provided to publishers of program guides.
Program Title Steal The Show KCVU 20.2 COZI TV
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Mivi launches Duopods M30 and Collar Flash Pro , expands its Made-in-India product portfolio.
Mivi, India's leading home-grown electronics company has announced two new launches ; the DuoPods M30 and the Collar Flash Pro. The DuoPods M30 will be available on FlipKart at the price range of INR 1199 . The Collar Flash Pro will be available on Amazon at the special price of INR 999 till October 20th, 2022.
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The new DuoPods come with 10.5mm drivers offering the best sound quality. The Pods have a battery capacity of 35*2mAh and the capsule has a battery capacity of 380mAh. It comes with a micro USB charging cable that provides fast charging with full charge in just 1 hour. The DuoPods have 42 hours of playtime at mid-volume and the dual mic keeps conversations going without a hitch . Duopods M30 comes in four colours: Black, Blue,Beige and Pink.
The Collar Flash Pro comes with a 13mm driver offering the best sound quality in the industry. The neckband has a standby of 250 hours and a battery capacity of 190*2mAh. The collar comes with a Type-C USB charging cable that provides super-fast charging. Collar Classic Pro comes in five colours: Black, Blue, Green, Grey and Red.
Both devices are equipped with Bluetooth 5.1 which has a radius of 30 feet for the best connectivity. They also have a PNC noise cancellation feature that keeps all surrounding noises away and prevents unwanted noise from entering the ear.
Ms. Midhula Devabhaktuni, Co-founder and CMO, Mivi, said, "The Duopods M30 and the Collar Flash Pro are two new additions to our best selling categories of wireless earphones and Neck Bands. Both the products are designed to provide the finest music experience to everyone that wants the best in the industry. Our products are designed keeping in mind the needs of the Indian consumer at a competitive price point. We are very keen on providing our customers with the best Made-in-India products and so far our journey has been a victorious one."
Both DuoPods M30 and Collar Flash Pro will be available on the Mivi's D2C website. https://www.mivi.in/
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