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Todd Jagger's Photo of the "Marfa Lights"
Photographer Todd Jagger, who does some really nice photographic work, posted his photo of the "Marfa Lights" on an Elbow Canyon blog page. He described his experience and his photo of the "Marfa Lights" and gave a tantalizing piece of information. He revealed the photo was a 16 second time exposure.
Well, let's do a little "CSI" (Crime Scene Investigation), or forensics, on this photo, even though CSI is an incredibly poor/lame TV show...but that is another story entirely.
Below I explain how I can determine this is not a photo of "Marfa Lights" but instead is a photo of car lights on Highway 67. What follows makes a several assumptions, but they are sound assumptions from physics and photography. The bottom line is that the results are also "sound", that is, if the results were way off what one would expect, then I could not draw my conclusions. What follows relies a lot on elementary physics, geometry, and photography and if you find I've made any errors, please let me know!
I was able to contact the photographer and though very unhappy I was using his photograph, he was kind enough to confirm the photo was taken from the "official" viewing site outside of Marfa, Texas and that the camera used was a digital, 28-84mm (35mm equivalent) zoom with the ability to expose for 16 seconds. (An automatic exposure this long in a consumer digital camera is very unusual!) Unless I get more details however, I will have to make an assumption about the focal length (zoom) used. Given the size of the red light and white lights in the photo, it is likely that the photo was taken in the 3x mode. The cameras widest field of view would be the 28mm (equivalent) setting, resulting in a horizontal field of view of about 65 degrees. At 65 degrees, and the photo not cropped, the red light and white lights would have been a very tiny dots in a much larger photo, after all the red light is over 12 miles from the viewing area, and the cars even further. Thus, I estimate the camera was in the 3x setting (84mm equivalent) which provides an image of the red light very comparable to other Marfa photos. A 3x (84mm) setting would make the apparent horizontal angular field in the photo about 23 degrees. I will take this into account in the assessment and computations below.
The photo appears cropped as it does not have the aspect of a typical digital frame (typically 1.5 to 1). I will estimate that the cropping was more vertically than horizontally, (this is evident from the h/w ratio of the photo), and make the further assumption that the horizontal span was cropped somewhat from the original photo, leaving a horizontal span covering somewhat less than the entire available span of the original frame. I believe it is safe to say that the photo spans about 23 degrees horizontally. This is in good comparison to other "Marfa Lights" photos taken from the "official" viewing site. Any further horizontal cropping would make the horizontal span of the photo even less than 23 degrees. This is likely my crudest assumption, but, as it turns out, does not really matter much. More on this later.
Now let's pull this all together and see what we can find out.
Let's first talk about cars. Specifically, moving cars. If a car is traveling 65 miles per hour, (not an unreasonable speed for cars on the stretch of Highway 67 at night), visible from the "Official" Marfa Light viewing site [see my description of the Marfa area if you did not already view that page], how far would it go in 16 seconds?
Now from the geometry of the "Marfa Lights" in Fig 16, above, in relation to the "red" light in the photo, the white lights in the photo appear to be in about the same location as those in other Marfa photos. The white lights are seen to the right of the red light, and very nearly in the same horizontal plain and we know the shot was taken from the official viewing area. This allows us to compare the photo to other photos taken from the same location. If we argue the "Marfa Lights" in the photo are on the same section of Highway 67 as in other Marfa photos and compare the estimated geometry with Fig 17, below, we can draw some conclusions of the distances and what we would expect to see.
From the geometry, I conclude the white lights in Fig 16 are in the area of "A" in Fig 17. The distance, A-F in the figure, then is about 17 miles. We have seen that along this section of highway, a car traveling 65mph would go 0.29 miles in 16 seconds. Now the motion of the car would, naturally, be along the highway, which I've exaggerated in the next figure, Figure 18, as the green segment A-D.
But wait! In the photograph (Fig 16), the movement of the car will appear foreshortened presenting an apparent distance traveled which is shorter. The foreshortening is due to the fact that the car is not traveling exactly horizontally across your field of view, rather at a fairly steep angle "toward" you. I've illustrated this foreshortening (again, exaggerated) as the blue segment, D-E, which is perpendicular to the segment A-F. (If you have trouble visualizing this, hold a pencil horizontally in front of your eye - then tilt it toward you and watch how the apparent length of the pencil shortens.) The apparent distance, D-E, is the distance A-D shortened by the cosine of the angle A-D-E. So, let's figure this out.
As drawn on Fig 17 and Fig 18, segment A-B is pointing due North. The segment, A-C, is drawn to follow the highway at this section of Highway 67. The angle, B-A-C is 35 degrees. The angle B-A-F is 56 degrees. Thus the angle C-A-E is 21 degrees. Since angle A-E-D is a right angle, that makes A-D-E 69 degrees. Since we know the segment A-D is 0.29 miles long (the distance a car travels for 16 seconds at 65mph), then the segment D-E is the cosine 69 degrees times 0.29 which is 0.1035 miles. So the segment D-E is 0.1035 apparent miles as seen from the viewing location F.
What we need here is the apparent angle subtended by the segment D-E. We have the estimate that the cars are 17 miles away, and since 0.1035 miles is so small compared to 17 miles, the arc length of this segment is the arctangent of 0.1035/17 or 0.35 degrees. Thus, cars which traveled 0.29 miles in 16 seconds at 65 miles per hour, would APPEAR from our observation point at F in Fig 17, to have traveled 0.35 degrees horizontally across our field of view. (Bear in mind that the segment D-E in Fig 18 is actually much closer to point A. The drawing had to be exaggerated to make the point.) At this point we know, without even looking at the photo, that a car traveling on Highway 67, approximately in the area of point A on Fig 18, would APPEAR to travel 0.35 degrees across our field of view, in 16 seconds, from 17 miles away.
Now let us do some more CSI on Figure 16, Marfa Lights photo.
I have assumed the photo is about 23 degrees across. The photo is 746 pixels across if you look at the digitized photo data. If you view the photo in some imaging software, you can determine the light streaks are 13 pixels long. What we need to do is determine how long these streaks of light are in degrees of arc. This is easily estimated.
Since we have (by a good assumption) the angular width of the photo (23 degrees), and we know the width of the photo in pixels, all we have to do is set up a ratio and solve.
Solving for x we get a hair over 0.4 degrees.
Does that not send chills down your spine? No? Then you don't understand the conclusion.
2) The photo of the "Marfa Lights, shows streaks of light in the photo, which appear to be 0.4 degrees across the photo!
The closeness of these two values is astounding and leads immediately to the conclusion that the streaks of light in the "Marfa Lights" photo must instead be CAR HEADLIGHTS from cars traveling at or near 65 miles per hour! In fact, if we redo the calculations for a car traveling 75 miles per hour, the expected apparent angular motion in that case matches that on the photo exactly, i.e., 0.4 degrees! As a matter of fact, 75mph is probably more likely than 65mph anyway.
For you skeptics, let's talk a moment about the assumptions. Without showing multiple computations, which would surely bore everyone to tears, it turns out that all reasonable estimates for all the assumptions above, bounded by the potential extremes of the variables, all lead to estimates where the expected movement of car lights across the field of view closely match estimates from the photo. Even if the field of view of the photo was mis-estimated by as much as 7 degrees, the appearance of the white lights in the photo closely match what you would expect for cars traveling at 75mph. The point is, that the streaks of light in the photo reasonably "fit" car-lights, and DON'T likely fit any other conclusion. Had the calculations been far apart, i.e., not even in the same ball park, we could not draw this conclusion. In the Jagger photo of the "Marfa Lights" the lights are indeed car headlights on Highway 67.
I with to thank the owner of the photo for responding to my e-mail query about its technical details. I must point out that I used the photo, and his comments on the cited web page without his permission, but copyright law permits this for the purpose of critiquing work. I mean no offense or harm to the owner, and I hope that none has come across in this analysis. In the process of tracking down the owner, I found he is a skilled and very capable photographer who has done some remarkable work!
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The power dynamics between men and women never stop, do they? Player or no player, peep toes or ballerinas; men are just about nothing without women. But it's still hard to find words to write something about women who leave a mark on our lives. The women I know may leave an impression of being submissive but confidence is something they don't lack. And that is really what womanhood should be all about.
P.S- belated on purpose because she is often forgotten(like this post).


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We've been so snowed under (definitely a good thing) so we've not had time to post much on our blog. One thing that is catching our eye at the moment is the amount of jargon that many agencies – both local and national – are putting out there within their blogs. We're all working for clients not other marketing/advertising agencies so why try to impress other agencies with your 'knowledge' and marketing reach?
As an agency we don't blind people with marketing 'science'. It's all well and good talking to someone who understands marketing and how agencies work but you risk alienating those clients who know what they want but don't have a clue of what terms like 'full-service', 'integrated', or even 'on and off-line' actually mean.
We recently went to see a client who said they wanted 'a website that looks good, works well and shows the world how great we are'. Enough said.


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Other aspects of their report might, on first glance, have attractions. Denneen & Dretler declare, for example, that "the growth of support and administrative costs" must be stopped. "In no other industry," they write, "would overhead costs be allowed to grow at this rate — executives would lose their jobs." The report is nevertheless alarming, for amidst its shallow framing of the issues and its mostly hackneyed recommendations Denneen and Dretler suggest that one of the most effective ways for American universities and colleges to Save Themselves is for them to Sell Off Their Assets. Just "non-core" assets, they claim, but the meaning of that will become clearer below.
The report begins with the brief glowing statement that "US colleges and universities are the cornerstone of our economic prosperity and the key to realizing the American dream," but this is hardly the prelude to an argument about why American colleges and universities should be funded as a public good. Denneen and Dretler assume that the solutions to the bleak situation that they describe can come only from the private sector, and so they cite and quickly dispense with declining public investment and the state of the economy as irremediable facts.
They are hardly going to urge higher levels of funding by the American federal or state governments as that would go against their purpose.
In short, what do Bain & Sterling see when they look at universities? Untapped capital-making assets that private equity now has the opportunity to snap up.
The claim is that they would show us the way to "free up the capital" locked in such assets. But what is this argument they offer us, when they contend that for universities to stay afloat they must do the one thing that no prudent business would do, sell off some of their prime assets for some quick cash or momentary liquidity?
Sure, the initial sale of any such property "could free up tens of millions of dollars of capital" for any given university. But who will gain from future development of that property? Not discussed. How will universities fare with those assets off their books? Not discussed. There is not a single word in Denneen and Dretler's report to indicate that they are asking universities to engage in profoundly short-sighted thinking, and no acknowledgement that the short-term liquidity that their solutions would offer would benefit parties other than the institutions themselves, while very well putting the institutions at longer-term risk. There is also nothing in their report to indicate that they understand the risk that their various other recommendations, such as the increased commodification of thought as intellectual property, pose to the core missions of the academy. The only time the word "intellectual" enters their discussion is in their paragraph on the "underleveraged" assets of intellectual property.
OK, make more "units," bring down your costs, start revolutions that make great wealth for a few. We get it. But wouldn't there be other factors involved in bringing down the price of the "units"? What are the "units" that we're supposed to be producing at a lower cost? Degrees? And how exactly does this relate to what we do in the academy, where our interest is in making general social wealth? None of this is clear from their immediate context. Their next sentence simply reads: "The natural question for higher education, then, is what incremental value is being provided for the incremental cost?" Of course that's the "natural" question. Naturally.
At one university, the provost provided two budget alternatives to each dean and supervisor. The first was to move forward with the changes suggested by the administration's "transformation team." The second offered a flat cut to all units if they did not want to participate in the transformation program. The flat cut in the second alternative was significantly higher than the savings that would be achieved by participating in the transformation.
Administrators should, in short, clear their path forward to getting the faculty to adopt the measures that they promote by manipulating deans into doing precisely what they want them to do while giving them the illusion of choice. Exercising the choice that is no choice at all deans will of course choose, on behalf of their faculties, the alternative that produces, in Denneen and Dretler's rhetoric, the least pain. Denneen and Dretler recommend, in short, that administrators "apply" coercion to get what they want.
Administrators must also refuse to let departments "hoard" resources. To deal with this difficulty, they must eliminate departments ("units"?) that can't prove their value.
The core is where high-performing institutions invest the most and generate the greatest returns. It is the area where they are the clearest about the value they add. It is the domain where they are the most differentiated and the place from which they derive their identity. In short, the core is the strategic anchor for the focused company or the focused university.
We know this, of course, but should all be grateful to Sherer for taking the time to post his comment to the Chronicle. For one of the most striking things about the report is the lack of concern it demonstrates with how the academy thinks, or what its principles of organization are, or the extent to which its "mission," to which it blithely refers once or twice, is inherently caught up with the public good. Denneen and Dretler take account of "shared governance," after all, only because it constitutes a stumbling block to the success of any implementation of their recommendations.
In fact, if this report is evidence of how consulting firms think, we can only stand back in awe at just how unsophisticated that thinking is. There isn't any evidence here that corporate consultants can begin to account for the subtle ways in which the work that takes place at a university in both education and research produces positive effects for the culture. How can we not cringe when the report builds towards the most unoriginal of recommendations by urging that institutions develop "metrics" that will let them determine "value"? Such metrics would attempt to catch and measure the density and dispersal of cumulus clouds with an iron cage for hens.
Where's the Real Path Forward?
But perhaps we should thank Denneen and Dretler for laying so bare the logic according to which consulting groups and private equity firms think, as they eye our assets. As Denneen and Dretler would have it, North American universities can prosper by only one means, finding things to sell, whether it be their lands, their power-generating plants, or one form or another of intellectual property. They would have us take institutions that are supposed to be sanctuaries of the public good, and reduce them to one kind of commodity or another, purportedly so that we can be saved from ourselves. And by laying this bare they show us our path forward.
If we don't find other ways to protect them, universities may indeed find themselves having to sell off one part or another of their patrimony — which is an inheritance, it needs to be underscored, that is still, in the case of public universities in Canada, in public hands. The situation for American universities is far more dire than it is for Canadian universities because Canada has managed to sustain its public support for its universities at far higher levels. But there is the danger that Canadian administrators who find American commentary and American ways compelling — who feel that we need to follow the Americans to keep our universities "relevant" — may want to follow American models despite the fact that by doing so we would sacrifice our relative health. We need to declare these arguments unsustainable, and look for others to show the kind of imagination that is nowhere in evidence in Denneen and Dretler's report.
The Public to the Rescue?
Denneen and Dretler clearly identify the "class" for which they would act. We need another "class" to act — that "class" of investors that controls the public purse. Their investment is the best safeguard for post-secondary institution; they are the ones with the power to keep the assets of public universities, already existing and to come, in public hands.
And by these investors I mean the general members of the culture.
Perhaps it would help if some of these investors sat on university boards. Why is it that university boards are populated only by individuals who have achieved corporate success? Where on our boards are the doctors, teachers, social workers, librarians, nurses, bank clerks, rig workers, psychologists, poets, poet-baristas, journalists, dental hygienists, reservation members, fashion designers, watch-makers, fishermen, dancers, pilots, taxi-drivers — I break off because the kind of person not on our university Boards is endless, and this list can only ever be weakly representative, but one thing's for sure: there's no evidence that university administrations or provincial governments in Canada even dream of such representativeness for their Boards.
The larger point is that universities truly are places of rich opportunity, and do possess rich assets, and that these assets are being developed there for all of us. Some of these assets are "real," some of them, immaterial, but all of them are assets that need to be kept in public hands, and cultivated for the public good. Inasmuch as universities subscribe to any "Law of More," it is a law for the public good, and this law will not be served by letting brokers convince us to liquidate any of our "real" assets for short-term gain, or commodify our work on their terms so that they have goods that they can take to "the market" for us.
And here is the question that we ought truly to deem the question to be asked: What arguments would Denneen and Dretler make if they were not writing to secure private profit for themselves and the clients, both existing and prospective, of private equity firms? Or, to put this another way, what solutions would they propose if they themselves had no more to gain from their arguments, directly or indirectly, than any other member of the culture, and only the institutions themselves — no private investors — could benefit from their recommendations? Might we then find in the report that they have not written some true innovation for the public good?
For another perspective on the brief, you can turn to"The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Bain's Higher Ed Funding Report" at http://utotherescue.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-good-bad-and-ugly-in-bains-higher.html.
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In regards to the bankruptcy and Harry Stinson, I think journalists say he went bankrupt when in fact it was Stinson's two companies, Stinson Hospitality Inc., and Dominion Club of Canada Corp that went bankrupt.
The wonder is really the wonder of a Limited Liability company. Creditors can only go after the assets of the company and not assets of the owners/shareholders.


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Voter Apathy in Istanbul will Determine the Election Results
The Cancellation of Istanbul Elections: What's Next?
A record for the Turkish Cinema in 2018
Geopolitics of the Khashoggi Murder
The Codes of Turkey's New Economic Program
The NSU Trial in Germany: Has Justice Really Served after 18 Years?
How Broken Deals in South Syria May Affect Northern Syria
The Role of Turkey's Diyanet During the July 15 Coup Attempt
Will Turkey's Activism for Culture change its Negative Image in Europe?
Contemporary Islamic Art and The Jameel Prize 2018
Art, Artists and Politics: No Limits for Transgression?
Turgut Cansever: In pursuit of wisdom through architecture
Defense, Trade and Foreign Policy: An Interview with CAST Director Ruslan Pukhov
Middle Class Discontent Will Have Disruptive Consequences: An Interview with Lütfi Sunar
Media is the Message Now: An Interview with Dr. Hakkı Öcal on Foreign Media Outlets in Turkey
We Live in a Chaotic Matrix of Perceptions: An Interview with Ali Saydam
Turkey's Stance in the Eastern Mediterranean
Turkey's Judicial Reform Strategy
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Turkey as the top refugee-hosting country
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The New Turkey > Column , Politics , Turkey | January 23, 2019
Meanderings on the Road to Presidency: Ince's Calculations and Miscalculations
By M. Erkut Ayvaz
The CHP should try to clarify what the party's main purpose is in the short and long-term and whether there is any enthusiasm regarding the local elections.
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CHP's Muharrem Ince, Anadolu Agency.
On September 20, 2018, that is to say, three months subsequent to the parliamentary and presidential elections in Turkey, the presidential candidate of the opposition party, the left-secular CHP, Muharrem Ince, was asked whether he will run for mayor in Istanbul's Metropolitan Municipality in the upcoming local elections in March 2019. One should be aware that Istanbul is regarded as a micro election platform representing all Turkey. Interestingly, Ince said, "I want to run for presidency as the chairperson of the CHP," that is to say, he rejected any efforts or even unlikely offers to run as a mayor candidate. Well, since that date, some incidents have occurred and inner-party structures have changed. However, the CHP's chairperson remained the same. Kemal Kilicdaroglu, who has been the party's chair since 2010 right after a video leak targeting the party's former leader Deniz Baykal, retained his seat.
In a recent panel held this month, Muharrem Ince stated that he's still aiming for the position of presidency. Ince answered a question based on the Adana Metro's financial debt and stated, "If we [the CHP] win the municipality in Adana, Mersin, Bursa, and Ankara, and in Istanbul, the presidential and parliamentary elections will be held earlier… and I will the President of the Republic. Thus [local] problems can be solved easier." The Turkish media and rational political circles commented on these statements as utopic plans, but some issues are striking.
Even though Muharrem Ince does not have any chance in challenging the party's chair, it's interesting that he is considering a leading role in Turkish politics. But despite these facts, Ince is aiming for snap elections if the CHP gains a success during the local elections in March and also seems to have the expectation that he will accede to the throne of party chair if the CHP loses the election.
Both expectations are not only conflicting but also unrealistic. Let me explain why.
Firstly, it's very unlikely that the CHP will gain success during these elections by broadening its traditional electorate and winning the votes of the conservatives. However, there are so many districts where no CHP candidate has yet been announced. This delay, or even failure, caused an image of an unplanned and uncoordinated election campaign. Furthermore, the party's base is actually frustrated due to the ongoing cold war between Ince and Kilicdaroglu in regards to party leadership. Kilicdaroglu insists on not giving up chairmanship to a "new" face, who is actually also a very old one, and is heavily criticized for his actions. Yet due to the missing democratic party mechanisms, the will of the party's base is not implemented.
Thus, it's actually also a positive step that the CHP's candidate for Istanbul has preferred a positive discourse during his campaign. He even visited President Erdogan at the presidential complex in Ankara, while his party's leadership nowadays is absurdly questioning the president's legitimacy. But it's exactly this imbalance and signs of insincerity that does not find any reflection in the hearts and minds of Turkish voters. People in Turkey does not take the CHP's similar efforts as sincere moves due to the lack of credibility based on its contemporary and previous behaviors.
Do Turkish voters take the efforts by CHP's Istanbul candidate as sincere moves such as adopting a positive discourse during the campaign or visiting President Erdoğan? Well, the CHP lacks credibility as its past and present behaviors illustrate.
Ince has also pointed out to snap elections, where will allegedly be a presidential candidate. However, one should not confuse some crucial issues. It's not a realistic notion to expect snap elections due to the alleged success in some municipalities. In addition to this, it's quite interesting that the CHP has any expectation of winning any potential parliamentary or presidential elections, while during the recent election 6 months ago, the party suffered a great loss. Under these conditions, the mood to challenge the governing party and its leader does not sound realistic.
The second issue that Ince plans is based on the fact that the CHP will only be successful in its "traditional circles," while there are no actual and realistic potentials of winning in municipalities such as Istanbul or Ankara. And under these circumstances, Ince once again has the ambition to challenge chairman Kilicdaroglu to step down. But one has to keep in mind that even after a likely miserable election result for the CHP, Kilicdaroglu will not give up on his seat. This is very obviously for people used to Turkish politics.
Nevertheless, despite the several unlikely ambitions of Muharrem Ince, one striking issue is the fact that he is indirectly accepting Turkey's new system of government, namely, the presidential system. There are actually no wishes or statements of primary importance by Ince – contrary to the CHP chair and other opposition politicians – concerning the return to the parliamentary system. It seems that all in all, at least in the short-run, they are fine with the new system's sole executive organ, the presidency. And options that he is just aiming the presidency in order to return to the parliamentary system in the long-run does not seem convincing. The CHP leadership needs to eventually clarify what the party's main purpose is in the short and long-term and whether there is any enthusiasm regarding the local elections.
Muharrem Ince
Kemal Kilicdaroglu
Turkey Local Elections 2019
Hazal Duran
M. Erkut Ayvaz
M. Erkut Ayvaz graduated from the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (Germany) with a double-major in Political Science and Public Law in 2011. He spent the academic year 2012-2013 at Duke University (NC, USA) with a DAAD-scholarship. In 2014 he received his MA after completing his master's thesis which addressed the civil-military relations in Turkey. Currently, Ayvaz is working on his doctoral dissertation at the Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg (Germany).
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Size: H 147cm x W 234cm
Roy Lichtenstein engaged his ongoing Perfect/Imperfect series for over a decade, manifesting a stunning search for pure abstraction and geometrical precision. This mixed media print is part of a signed and limited edition of 45 works, manufactured using woodcut and screen print.
ROY LICHTENSTEIN, IMPERFECT 58" X 92 3/8", PERFECT/IMPERFECT SERIES, MIXED MEDIA, WOODCUT AND SCREEN PRINT, EDITION OF 45, 1988
Roy Lichtenstein, a pioneer of American Pop Art, became infamous for breathing new life into long-established art historical genres. His oeuvre frequently mimicked the appearance of industrially made images. Although seemingly mass-produced at first glance, the artist executed his artworks manually and with laborious precision.
Created between the years of 1978 and 1995, the Perfect/Imperfect series is a sensational example of the varied technical and formal strategies implemented by Lichtenstein. Although they were created concurrently, the two series manifest the subject matter of pure abstraction differently. Whereas the Perfect prints stay within the limits of the composition, the Imperfect prints disrupt pictorial limitations.
Imperfect 58 from 1988 shows variably sized triangular elements, bordered by strong black outlines. Some components are depicted through flat colour planes, while others are supplied with texture and tone by the dots and stripes populating their surfaces. The left of the canvas is black and white, composed of complete geometrical forms. On the opposite side, Lichtenstein presents a brilliant colour scheme and a fractured array of smaller shapes. The sharp tip of a triangle protrudes through the right of the rectangular backdrop, breaking the edge of the framework.
Read more about the Perfect/Imperfect series by Roy Lichtenstein.
ABOUT ROY LICHTENSTEIN
Born in Manhattan in 1923, Roy Lichtenstein was a leading figure in the Pop Art movement during the second half of the 20th century. His distinctive artistic style is inspired by the visual language of consumerism and advertising that pervaded American popular culture at the time, and his work recalls a society of widespread commercialism that has remained powerfully relevant to this day. Learn more about Roy Lichtenstein.
Imperfect 44 3/4″ x 103″
Imperfect 67 5/8″ x 91 1/2″
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With a month to go until the rumoured iPhone 5 launch on 12 September, pictures of what could be the next generation iPhone circuit board, that holds the CPU, memory and connectors, have been posted on a Chinese forum.
With a month to go until the rumoured iPhone 5 launch on 12 September, pictures of what could be the next generation iPhone circuit board, that holds the CPU, memory and connectors, have been posted on a Chinese forum, Weiphone.
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Contest Name : &TV BhabiJi Ghar Par Hain Atrangi Hawai Yatra Contest 2017
Contest Last Date : July 15, 2017
Website : http://register.ozee.com/bhabi-ji-ghar-par-hai-terms/
BGPH Atrangi Hawai Yatra Contest :
"Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai" is comedy fiction show in Hindi language ("Program") produced by ZEE Entertainment Enterprises Limited ("Company") telecast on channel of the Company titled "&TV" ("Channel").
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By means of these terms and condition set forth herein , the Company is conducting a promotional activity named " BhabiJi Ghar Par Hain Atrangi Hawai Yatra Contest " whereby the Company is providing an opportunity to the interested viewers of the Program to participate and answer a multiple choice question asked each day during the Activity Period of the Program on the SMS Code and get a chance to win the Gratification on terms more particularly described herein below. Each Participant is required to send/submit the answer via SMS on the code "57575".
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Each Question shall have four (4) options i.e. A, B, C and D whereby only one option shall be the correct answer. The Participant shall be required to choose and submit the correct answer to the Question via the Short Code at the end of each episode of the Program during the Activity Period.
For sake of clarity, there shall be total of 5 (five) Questions that are asked during the Activity Period, all of which must be answered via the Short Code by the Participant in accordance with the Start Date and End Date as mentioned in Clause I (4) to further progress in the Activity and have a chance to win the Gratification ("Entry").
2. The Participant shall be required to send a message on the SMS Code by typing " BGPH<space>A/B/C/D<space>Participant Name<space>City Name " using short messaging service from the Participant's registered mobile number (from any network service provider providing telecom services in particular territory).
3. The Activity Period for the Activity shall be from on July 10, 2017 and continue till 21:00 pm IST on July 15, 2017 (" Activity Period").
4. Start Date and End Date for submitting the Entry for each episode of the Program is as under:
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If the Voter submits the Entry in an incorrect format then the Participants' incorrect Entry submitted through SMS, shall be considered to be incomplete and shall be considered null and void. In such events where the Participant submit Entry in incorrect format, an automated message may be sent to the Participant stating " You have entered the wrong keyword. Please enter the correct keyword and send it to 57575. ".
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The Participant understands and agrees that if the Participant is in roaming telecom network i.e. a different circle/zone then additional roaming charges may be levied basis respective network provider/ telecom operator.
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Please inform when the winners name will be announced of Atarangi Hawai Yatra contest.
The Company and/ or any other agency of behalf of the Company shall make only one (1) attempt to contact the Winner(s) by calling on the mobile number of the Winner(s) registered with the Company. In case the Winner(s) fails to pick up the Intimation Call or if the mobile number shows busy network/ out of coverage network, the selection of that particular Winner shall be invalidated and the Company at its sole discretion may select another Winner from amongst the eligible Participant(s) who qualify as per the criteria stated above to receive the Gratification.
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Congresswoman Janice Hahn Endorses Mike Gipson for Assembly; Surge of Gipson Support Following His Landslide Victory in AD 64 Primary
Published on Thursday, 19 June 2014 15:18
Written by LAWT News Service
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Carson City Councilmember Mike Gipson on Monday June 16, announced that he has received the endorsement of Congresswoman Janice Hahn in his campaign for State Assembly in District 64. Congresswoman Hahn represents the 44th Congressional District and is a key endorsement in the 64th District - she currently represents or has represented almost all voters living in the assembly district.
"Mike Gipson is a trusted leader who has made an enormous positive impact in our region," said Hahn. "I've known Mike for over two decades and I've been consistently impressed by his integrity, his tireless work ethic and his deep dedication to our community. I'm extraordinarily pleased to offer Mike my endorsement and full support in his positive and issue focused campaign for State Assembly."
"I am honored to have the endorsement of Congresswoman Janice Hahn," Gipson said.
"She is a strong and deeply committed advocate for working families, seniors, and young people in our region. I'm thrilled to have her support and look forward to continuing to work with her to expand access to opportunity in our community."
The endorsement follows quickly after Gipson exceeded all expectations in the four-candidate June 3rd primary – securing 51.2% of the vote, substantially more than double his next closest opponent. Gipson's campaign has won widespread support from across the district and has been endorsed by Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Board of Equalization Chair Jerome Horton, the California Teachers Association, the California Democratic Party, the California Legislative Black Caucus, State Senator Alex Padilla and Assemblymember Raul Bocanegra, and a growing and diverse base of support including local municipal leaders, labor unions, regional law enforcement, and state legislators – including Assemblymember Isadore Hall, who currently represents the 64th Assembly District. Visit www.mikegipson.net for a complete list of endorsements.


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Q: IN VB.Net how to write to Excel file with formatting or with a template I want to use a template to format the output excel file created in vb.net.  I could also use formatting like bold for headers instead of a template.  Where can I find a solution? An example would be appreciated.
I wasnt able to find a solution

A: This is an (very basic) example of code to open, write and save an excel file using Microsoft.Office.Interop nameSpace.
Cell formating is made at write time.
You can also pre-format excel file (painting headers rows and columns, bolding etc...) and use it as template.
don't forget to save under another fileName to preserve your template file.
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop

Public Class ExcelApp

    Public Shared xlapp As Excel.Application
    Public Shared xlbook As Excel.Workbook
    Public Shared xlsheet As Excel.Worksheet

    'open excel file
    Public Function OpenSheet(ByVal FileName As String, password As String) As Boolean

        Try
            xlapp = New Excel.Application
            'open file and sheet
            xlapp.Visible = False
            xlapp.DisplayAlerts = False
            xlbook = xlapp.Workbooks.Open(Filename:=FileName, Password:=password)
            xlsheet = xlapp.Sheets(1)
        Catch ex As Exception
            Return False
        End Try
        Return True
    End Function

    'write value in cell with some formating
    Public Sub WriteCell(ByVal SheetName As String, ByVal line As Integer, ByVal col As Integer, ByVal txt As String)

        Try
            xlapp.Sheets(SheetName).Select()
            xlapp.ActiveSheet.Cells(line, col).Value = txt
            xlapp.ActiveSheet.Cells(line, col).font.bold = True
            xlapp.ActiveSheet.Cells(line, col).Orientation = 60
            xlapp.ActiveSheet.Cells(line, col).interior.color = Color.Beige
        Catch ex As Exception
        End Try
    End Sub

    Public Function saveAndCloseExcelFile(ByVal FileName As String) As Boolean
        xlapp.DisplayAlerts = False
        Try
            xlapp.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs(FileName)
        Catch ex As Exception
            Return False
        End Try

        xlbook.Close()
        xlapp.Quit()
        xlapp = Nothing
        GC.Collect()
        Return True
    End Function

End Class

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The Ministry of Timber, Paper and Wood Processing Industry () was a government ministry in the Soviet Union.

History
The People's Commissariat of Cellulose and Paper Industry USSR was established by a ukase of 27 April 1950, and the appropriate offices and functions transferred to it from the jurisdiction of the People's Commissariat of Timber Industry USSR.

The People's Commissariat of Cellulose and Paper Industry USSR became the Ministry of Cellulose and Paper Industry USSR on 15 March 1946. On 29 July 1948, the Ministries of Cellulose and Paper Industry USSR and Ministry of Timber Industry USSR were combined into the Ministry of Timber and Paper Industry USSR. On 16 February 1951, the Ministry of Timber and Paper Industry USSR was divided into the union-republic Ministry of Timber Industry and the all-union Ministry of Paper and Wood-Processing Industry.

List of ministers
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People's Commissars for Cellulose & Paper Industry:
 Nikolai Tshebotarev (7.5.1941 - 1.1.1944)
 Georgi Orlov (1.1.1944 - 15.3.1946)
Ministers of Cellulose & Paper Industry:
 Georgi Orlov (19.3.1946 - 14.4.1947)
 Sergei Komarov (14.4.1947 - 1.12.1947)
 Leonid Gratchev (1.12.1947 - 24.7.1948)
 Ivan Voronov (16.2.1951 - 15.3.1953)
Ministers of Paper & Wood Processing Industry:
 Fjodor Varaksin (19.4.1954 - 13.7.1957)
Ministers of Cellulose & Paper Industry:
 Konstantin Galantshin (3.7.1968 - 23.10.1980)
Ministers of Timber, Paper & Wood Processing Industry:
 Stepan Shalajev (30.10.1980 - 1.4.1982)
 Mikhail Busygin (1.4.1982 - 17.7.1989)

References

Timber, Paper and Wood Processing Industry


International students from the Bahamas to Vietnam set up tables by the Worner fire place this week to celebrate the countries they call home.
"It's low-key designed to defeat some stereotypes," said Tronik Pallás '22. Hailing from Mexico City, with a Mayan mother and a Polish father who escaped to Argentina during World War II, Pallás is very proud of her heritage and her country.
A lack of cohesive community is one of her biggest criticisms of the U.S. Another is America's habit of stereotyping other cultures. Her table's activities included a Mexican trivia quiz designed to question those stereotypes. The few people who answered questions correctly got a taste of Mexican candy.
Several tables down, Ricardo Serrano Peña '21, representing El Salvador, talked about the "Mexican hegemony" that Central American countries resent.
Peña grew up in El Salvador, but moved with his family to the U.S. when he was 13. His grandfather, who came to the U.S. as an undocumented teenager but later gained citizenship, was able to petition to allow his family into the country.
But not all would-be immigrants are so lucky, Peña explained. His family was relatively well-off and could afford to wait the years it took to go through the legal immigration process. Families in more precarious positions, however, don't have that time.
Diallza Murigi '22 comes from the other side of the world. Born in the small country of Kosovo, a 10-year-old European country that declared its independence from Serbia in 2008, Murigi says her country has "the biggest crush on the U.S." because of its role in their independence.
Her parents were the first members of their family to come down from the mountains and settle in the town of Peja. They're conservative, Murigi said, and don't support the education of girls and women. Now that she's in the U.S. on a scholarship, however, "they're really proud," she said.
International students make up only 8.9 percent of the Colorado College student population. Events like this, produced by the student-run International Advisory Council through the Butler Center, are designed to promote a sense of community among these students and provide an opportunity for intercultural exchange among the student body as a whole.
"If you really want to be prepared for a global world, we need to be open to learning from different cultures," said Associate Director of the Butler Center Pearl Leonard-Rock.
This event was the inaugural event of "A Global Celebration," CC's week of programming dedicated to International Education week, a national event that runs from Nov. 12–16. The week has been bumped up on CC's calendar due to Thanksgiving Break. Represented countries included Mexico, El Salvador, Kosovo, Mongolia, Uruguay, Vietnam, China, Germany, the Bahamas, and France.


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Tatton triumph for garden designer
A DESIGNER has scooped an award from the Royal Horticultural Society.
Lucy Hunter, 34, of Tattenhall wowed judges and visitors at the 2007 RHS Flower Show with a garden showing green-fingered enthusiasts how to make best use of a small area.
Her compact layout at Tatton Park, A Private View, fused a city courtyard concept with modern artwork and landed her a silver gilt award.
After four years of competing in garden shows, Lucy's success grew and grew in a contest where judges praised the pioneering work on show.
Working from her Gatesheath home, Lucy has previously netted a RHS Gold medal for an Art Deco style design inspired by Isak Dinesen's autobiography Out of Africa, later adapted into the 1985 Robert Redford film.
She also won the Concept for Living Magazine Home and Garden Show Design of the Year and Best in Show awards at Chester Racecourse in May.
Asked if she would be entering next year's RHS event at Tatton, she said: 'It's a bit of a bug to be honest - it's one of those things that you love and hate at the same time.
'Sometimes you are standing out in the rain soaked and you ask yourself 'what on Earth am I doing out here?'
'But all the time you are already thinking about next year's design.'


It's supposed to go under your arms but somehow it ends up on the front of your sweater! To quickly remove it, gently wipe with a dryer sheet. Keep a few dryer sheets handy in your gym bag, top drawer at the office, and your car. Simply wipe the sheet against your sweater or shirt, and off goes the deodorant.
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NFL Divisional Round SU Picks
Written by Rogelio Aguas on January 11, 2019
NFL News and Betting Previews| Xbet.ag
The NFL divisional round of the playoffs is upon us, which means that we have eight teams left in the chase for the Lombardi Trophy. In the AFC, we have Indianapolis visiting Kansas City on Saturday and the Patriots hosting the Chargers on Sunday. In the NFC, Dallas heads to Los Angeles to take on the Rams on Saturday, and Philadelphia is in New Orleans for the second time this season, facing the Saints. Straight up sports betting involves playing against the moneyline rather than with a point spread, and with the right picks you can make real value from the right choices. If you haven't bet with a moneyline before, take a look at the first matchup below. Indianapolis (+175) means that if you bet $100 on the Colts and they win, you win $175 — getting $275 back. Kansas City (-225) means that you have to bet $225 on the Chiefs to win $100 — getting $325 back. So your value per betting dollar increases when you hit on underdogs. To see our perspective on each matchup, check out our NFL betting picks for each of the four games.
Who will reach the peak of Football Mountain and hoist the Lombardi Trophy after #SBLIII? @Dameshek & @MJD break down this weekend's divisional round games to see who's getting that much closer to the top! #DDFP pic.twitter.com/hCsF3nfYee
— NFL Podcasts (@NFL_Podcasts) January 10, 2019
Saturday, January 12
Indianapolis (+175) at Kansas City (-225) (4:35pm ET, NBC)
The Colts roll into Kansas City red hot, winners of 10 of their last 11, and they needed every win down the stretch thanks to their 1-5 start. The Colts had to win in Week 17 to get the last seed in the AFC playoffs, and then they went to Houston last week and delivered a convincing, 21-7 win. Andrew Luck is showing the same courageous passing he used to lead the Colts to an AFC Championship showdown with the Patriots several seasons ago, and the running of Marlon Mack provides balance. Add a tenacious defense to the mix and you have a dangerous playoff team.
What about the Chiefs? Patrick Mahomes has thrown 50 touchdown passes, and the team seems to score at will — even after the departure of Kareem Hunt to suspension. However, the defense is porous, particularly against the run, and Mahomes is only 11 touchdown passes ahead of Luck on the season. Indianapolis comes in with all the momentum — and I'm picking Indianapolis to win.
Dallas (+245) at Los Angeles Rams (-305) (8:15pm ET, FOX)
A lot of people thought that Dallas' season would end at home last week against a hot Seattle team, but the Cowboys ground out some key drives late and held off a Seahawks comeback. Dak Prescott converted a key 3rd-and-14 in the red zone with a gutsy quarterback draw and then smashed into the end zone to give the Cowboys their last touchdown of the game. Their offense grinds with Ezekiel Elliott running the ball, but the addition of Amari Cooper means they can also get teams with the long ball.
The Rams have a lot more going than the Seahawks did — at least on paper. Jared Goff has a deep weapon in Brandin Cooks, although the injury to Cooper Kupp gave L.A. less depth down the field. Todd Gurley II is just as bruising a back as Elliott, and the Rams' defense has a ferocious pass rush and solid secondary coverage. With that said, the Rams have played with less consistency coming into the postseason, while the Cowboys have won eight of nine. I see the game coming down to a late drive, and if I'm betting straight up, I'm picking Dallas to win.
Sunday, January 13
Los Angeles Chargers (+155) at New England (-185) (1:05pm ET, CBS)
This is the closest game of the four in terms of moneyline. Why? New England is down as far as offensive weaponry goes thanks to the suspension of Josh Gordon. The Chargers are playing the best football they have in years; if they hadn't lost to Baltimore in the waning weeks of the regular season, they would have passed the Chiefs to win the AFC West. With that said, the Chargers only beat Baltimore by six in their wild card matchup, despite the fact that Lamar Jackson was largely ineffective. The Patriots will have more up their sleeves on offense, and they will take this game in the last drive. I'm picking New England to win.
Philadelphia (+295) at New Orleans (-385) (4:40pm ET, FOX)
The Eagles barely made it out of Soldier Field, thanks to a blocked Cody Parkey field goal that still almost made it in, clanking off an upright and the crossbar. Nick Foles threw two interceptions, and the running game was also dreadful. The 16-15 Eagles win was one of the uglier playoff games in recent memory. This week, the game moves inside, where Drew Brees is a master of running the passing game, and the Saints have a hungry and opportunistic defense that has been resting up for the divisional round. The Nick Foles magic is about to run out in the Crescent City; I'm picking New Orleans to win.
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Can Rural Entrepreneurship give a Face-Lift to Developing India?
Date: Monday , June 06, 2011
At the beginning of 20th century Mahatma Gandhi said, "The soul of India lives in its villages," we are in the next century now still the statement stands very true. Until a decade ago the national and multinational companies just focused on cities, but in the last few years this has started changing. More and more entrepreneurs are realizing the potential of the rural market and have started focusing on this.
More than 70 percent of the households in India live in the rural areas, and this is estimated to grow in the near future, which makes it the biggest potential market in the entire world. With increasing income levels, the market potential is going to expand in near future. The penetration of the existing MNCs and entry of the new one's into the rural area pictures the depth of this market in the coming future. Various factors are responsible for this. Rural India is becoming educated, becoming more value conscious than price. "There exists a huge vacuum of demand and supply, which needs to be bridged by the government and the big and small size entrepreneurs by understanding the need of these people and area and customizing the products according to their requirement. We cannot serve them with the available products as it has not been manufactured accordingly," says V. Vijay Babu, CEO, Vertox, a low cost ATM manufacturer.
The core of the problems in India is surplus agricultural labor and closure of traditional village industries, resulting in unemployment in rural areas and migration of rural youth to the urban areas in search of jobs, thus putting more pressure on the urban infrastructure and amenities. Recent change in the shift of big entrepreneurs from the urban to rural areas can help in preventing this. Availability of key raw materials, cheaper labor costs and presence across the entire value chain gives India a competitive advantage. But, will this influencing entrepreneurship help curtail migration from rural to urban area? Understanding the characteristics that make the people and the market in rural India unique can help corporations to enter this market successfully. A swing in policy orientation is needed and a re-assessment of resource management is required to attain sustainable growth pattern. "We cannot bank upon an inherently brittle international economic system for a very long period of time and definitely not with a great level of surety. It appears to be in the interest of the national economy to pay inward attention and strengthen its traditional base which can provide it with an exclusive support structure for both long term social and economic growth," says Ramakrishna N.K., CEO and Co-Founder, Rang De, NGO for Micro Finance.
The government can more profitably focus on skill development of its existing population to reap the benefits of its demographic dividend and diverse natural and traditional resources that were medieval India's uniqueness in the world market. The Indian rural market with its vast size and demand base offers a huge opportunity for investment. Rural India has a large consuming class with 41 percent of India's middle-class and 58 percent of the total disposable income. Technological advances such as the internet and e-commerce will aid in better logistics and distribution in these areas. So, entrepreneurs by setting up new small and micro enterprises can leverage the rear large number of products and services in rural areas


The Swiss geology scene is federally organized; its activities are not coordinated. As a result, geologically relevant data, information and services are often accessible with difficulty or restrictions. The producers and providers of data use separate sales channels. The search for data thus sometimes becomes a challenging, time-consuming and costly undertaking.


Upon completion of the requisite coursework you will need to fill out a request for review of transcript form, which serves as your application for the certificate. Once the application is processed you will be eligible to enroll in Math 299, the Capstone Course. Upon successful completion of Math 299 you will receive a certificate from the University of Illinois Department of Mathematics stating that you have successfully completed the NetMath Certificate of Professional Development in Applied Mathematics. Please note that while each course will be listed on your University of Illinois transcript, this certificate will not be listed on the transcript.


Established in 1999, Flowers For You, is your full service floral and gift shop.
With over 50 years combined floral experience, the staff at Flowers For You are well equipped and experienced in assisting you in meeting all your floral needs. We pride ourselves on current, extensive knowledge in the floral industry and we particularly pride ourselves on our excellent customer service. We will go the extra mile to ensure satisfaction.
We specialize in fresh flowers and have provided flower designs for events as far away as Victoria B.C., Manitoba and Montana.
Closed Sunday and most statutory holidays unless we are having an advertised special event.
Our most important service is providing you fresh flowers for your occasion. In addition to fresh flowers we also have a wide variety of indoor and outdoor plants.
We can provide flowers and arrangements for any special event.
We carry giftware, jewellery, purses and seasonal home decor.
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As the seasons change so does our store decor. We creatively give you a unique feel for each season.
We order fresh flowers from HOLLAND. We place the order on Tuesday and they arrive FRESH on Friday.
Christophe Poly's jewelry is entirely hand made at his studio located in Montreal. The work is based on an architectural concept using brass, aluminum, acrylic, rubber and leather.


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Oscars '08: The nominees are...
''No Country for Old Men'' and ''There Will Be Blood'' lead with eight nominations each; surprises include a Best Actor nod for Tommy Lee Jones, a Best Actress spot for Laura Linney but not Keira Knightley, and no love for ''Into the Wild''
By Mike Bruno
Updated August 04, 2020 at 11:59 AM EDT
Credit: Richard Foreman
There Will Be Blood and No Country for Old Men led all nominees at Tuesday morning's Oscar announcement, with each picking up eight nods, including Best Picture. Michael Clayton also came up big, scoring a Best Picture nod as well as acting nominations for George Clooney, Tilda Swinton, and Tom Wilkinson. Daniel Day-Lewis received a Best Actor nomination for There Will Be Blood, and Javier Bardem picked up a Best Supporting Actor nod for No Country. Blood director Paul Thomas Anderson and No Country directors Joel and Ethan Coen both received nominations for Best Director as well as for Best Adapted Screenplay.
Among the surprises, Tommy Lee Jones (In the Valley of Elah) picked up a Best Actor nomination, while Laura Linney (The Savages) received one for Best Actress; both had been largely absent from awards season lists this year.
Atonement and Juno rounded out the Best Picture list, bumping Sean Penn's Into the Wild, which earned Hal Holbrook a Best Supporting Actor nod, and Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd, which earned a Best Actor nomination for Johnny Depp.
The Academy Awards ceremony is scheduled to take place on Sunday, Feb. 24 at Los Angeles' Kodak Theater.
See Dave Karger's Oscar nomination analysis; meanwhile, post your own reaction on our PopWatch blog, where you can cheer the recognition for your favorites and sound off on the Oscar snubs that left you stunned.
THE 2008 OSCAR NOMINEES
No Country for Old Men
George Clooney, Michael Clayton
Daniel Day-Lewis, There Will Be Blood
Johnny Depp, Sweeney Todd
Tommy Lee Jones, In the Valley of Elah
Viggo Mortensen, Eastern Promises
Cate Blanchett, Elizabeth: The Golden Age
Julie Christie, Away From Her
Marion Cotillard, La Vie en Rose
Laura Linney, The Savages
Ellen Page, Juno
Casey Affleck, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Javier Bardem, No Country for Old Men
Philip Seymour Hoffman, Charlie Wilson's War
Hal Holbrook, Into the Wild
Tom Wilkinson, Michael Clayton
Cate Blanchett, I'm Not There
Ruby Dee, American Gangster
Saoirse Ronan, Atonement
Amy Ryan, Gone Baby Gone
Tilda Swinton, Michael Clayton
Paul Thomas Anderson, There Will Be Blood
Joel and Ethan Coen, No Country for Old Men
Tony Gilroy, Michael Clayton
Jason Reitman, Juno
Julian Schnabel, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Brad Bird, Ratatouille
Diablo Cody, Juno
Tamara Jenkins, The Savages
Nancy Oliver, Lars and the Real Girl
Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, No Country for Old Men
Christopher Hampton, Atonement
Ronald Harwood, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Sarah Polley, Away From Her
The Assassination of Jesse James?
Elizabeth: The Golden Age
Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience
Taxi to the Dark Side
War/Dance
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