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(Bloomberg) — Samsung Electronics Co. warned its grappling with the fallout from a serious imbalance in semiconductors globally, becoming the largest tech giant to voice concerns about chip shortages spreading beyond the automaking industry.Samsung, one of the worlds largest makers of chips and consumer electronics, expects the crunch to pose a problem to its business next quarter, co-Chief Executive Officer Koh Dong-jin said during an annual shareholders meeting in Seoul. The company is also considering skipping the introduction of a new Galaxy Note — one of its best-selling models — this year, though Koh said that was geared toward streamlining its lineup.Industry giants from Continental AG to Renesas Electronics Corp. and Innolux Corp. have in recent weeks warned of longer-than-anticipated deficits thanks to unprecedented Covid-era demand for everything from cars to game consoles and mobile devices. Volkswagen AG said this week its lost production of about 100,000 cars worldwide. In North America, the silicon shortage and extreme weather have combined to snarl more production at Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. The fear is the crunch, which first hit automakers hard, may now disrupt the much larger electronics industry.Theres a serious imbalance in supply and demand of chips in the IT sector globally, said Koh, who oversees the companys IT and mobile divisions. Despite the difficult environment, our business leaders are meeting partners overseas to solve these problems. Its hard to say the shortage issue has been solved 100%.Read more: Chip Shortage Spirals Beyond Cars to Phones and ConsolesSamsung, the worlds largest smartphone maker, is working with overseas partners to resolve the imbalance and avert potential setbacks to its business, its co-CEO said. Its shares slid 0.6% in Seoul on Wednesday, while suppliers and Asian chipmakers including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and SK Hynix Inc. also fell.Chipmakers like Samsung and TSMC are at the forefront of a global effort to plug a shortfall in supply of semiconductors, the building blocks of a plethora of consumer gadgets. The deficit has closed auto plants around the world and now threatens supply of other products. While the Korean company is the leading maker of made-to-order silicon after TSMC, it relies on external suppliers and manufacturers for certain parts like power management and radio chips.Larger-than-anticipated Covid-era demand for smartphones has also stretched stores of Qualcomm Inc.s Snapdragon chips, the go-to processors for mobile devices. Qualcomm designs the chips, known as app processors, but relies on Samsung and TSMC to produce them and the Taiwanese chipmakers capacity has been strained.The tightened supply of Qualcomm AP chips produced by TSMC is affecting everybody except Apple, said MS Hwang, analyst at Samsung Securities. PCs will soon be hit due to the short supply of display driver ICs, and the profitability of TV will be affected by soaring LCD panel prices.The World Is Short of Computer Chips. Heres Why: QuickTakeCompounding matters, Samsungs own production got sideswiped last month. Its fab in Austin, Texas — which makes chips both for internal and external consumption — was sidelined in February by statewide power outages and hasnt resumed full production. The resulting shortfall in production of Qualcomm 5G radio frequency chips could reduce global smartphone output by 5% in the second quarter, research firm Trendforce estimates. But the outage there is likely to affect Samsungs mid-tier phones and laptops more than its top-of-the-range models or server chips, said Greg Roh, a senior vice president at HMC Securities.If Samsung is publicly talking about future products, you know that the silicon crunch is serious, said Avi Greengart, analyst and founder of consultancy Techsponential.Carmakers got hit first by the chip crunch in part because of poor inventory planning and are expected to miss out on $61 billion of sales this year alone. Honda Motor Co. on Wednesday said it will temporarily suspend some production next week at a majority of U.S. and Canada plants, underscoring the deepening crisis.Some analysts say shortages could get mostly ironed out in coming months. But the concern is that tight supply in certain segments — such as in more mature semiconductors where it takes time to build capacity — could eventually throttle the broader consumer electronics industry and jack up prices if it persists. Semiconductors are now near the top of official agendas from Washington to Brussels.At the same time, Chinas insatiable appetite for chips — fueled in part by its rapid recovery from the pandemic — and inventory stockpiling by local companies is fueling demand. Sales for the countrys chip industry climbed 18% to 891.1 billion yuan ($137 billion) in 2020, China Semiconductor Industry Association Chairman Zhou Zixue told a conference in Shanghai Wednesday.The IC shortage will be a problem to frustrate the supply chain in next six months, said Charles Shum, an analyst with Bloomberg Intelligence.See, Carmakers, the Chip Shortage Isnt Personal: Tim CulpanOn Tuesday, Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. — the assembler of most of the worlds iPhones — joined a chorus of industry executives stressing itll take time to resolve imbalances in demand and supply.We see a shortage, we feel it. But the impact for most of our customers is not that big, Hon Hai Chairman Young Liu told reporters in Taipei. For certain customers that have better than expected orders, then theres some impact. For major customers that plan well, where theres no big surge on orders, those customers are doing fine.Koh said Samsung may decide not to introduce its Galaxy Note during 2021s second half, breaking a years-long streak of annual launches for the marquee line. The Note series contributed roughly 5% of Samsungs smartphone shipments over the past two years, IDC estimates, but accounts for a more significant chunk of revenue because its one of the priciest in the lineup.Note series is positioned as a high-end model in our business portfolio, he said. It could be a burden to unveil two flagship models in a year so it might be difficult to release Note model in 2H. The timing of Note model launch can be changed but we seek to release a Note model next year.(Updates with analysts comments and details on cutbacks from the third paragraph)For more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.comSubscribe now to stay ahead with the most trusted business news source.©2021 Bloomberg L.P.
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Minitrue Diary, February 22, 2020: One Month of Lockdown, Positive COVID Information, Gui Minhai
Posted by Josh Rudolph | Nov 16, 2020
CDT has recently acquired and verified a collection of propaganda directives issued by central Party authorities to state media at the beginning of this year. These directives were issued on an almost daily basis in early 2020, and we will be posting them over the coming weeks. The following five directives were released on February 22, 2020.
No public reports or comment focused on various proposals, suggestions, and appeals for the establishment of a day or space commemorating the fight against the novel coronavirus epidemic. Promptly search out and delete extremely negative information and harmful opinion. (February 22, 2020) [Chinese]
Without unified arrangement, no retrospective reports regarding the "one-month mark" of Wuhan's lockdown. Don't give prominence to the "one month" concept, strictly regulate sources, strictly prohibit engaging in "clickbait" headline writing, and ensure propagation stays orderly and within the rules. (February 22, 2020) [Chinese]
Reports and information touching on the "novel pneumonia epidemic situation" must reflect the guiding principle of positive propaganda. Do not gather negative and sensitive reports, don't dredge up old stories, strictly prohibit using non-standard sources, especially self-media articles. Strictly prohibit quoting foreign media reports without authorization, distorting the intended meaning of authoritative reports, or engaging in "clickbait" headline writing. Do not push pop-ups with unverified information or negative reports. (February 22, 2020) [Chinese]
Chinese propaganda authorities issued near daily directives in January and February to contain and shape the narrative surrounding the worsening outbreak of COVID-19. Positive framing, and the avoidance and deletion of "negative" and "harmful information" have been recurring points in authorities' guidance. In late February, at least in part due to new tallying methods, China's coronavirus cases began to decline as they were rising dramatically in other countries. Wuhan, the city where the virus was first discovered, imposed a strict lockdown on travel in and out of the city and on residents departing their homes in January 23. Despite earlier directives banning reporters from traveling to the city, several managed to report from Wuhan while local residents also recorded their own personal accounts. A directive from the February 21 also guided the media not to compile retrospectives on the lockdown.
Concerning foreign media reports on WTO subsidies, there are to be no reports, no commentary, and no forwarding of foreign information without authorization. (February 22, 2020) [Chinese]
In mid-February, the Trump administration announced it had revised its list of countries that receive subsidy exemptions for being considered developing nations. About a dozen countries, including China, were eliminated from the list.
Regarding Gui Minhai and foreign media reports and other information about him, there are to be no unauthorized reports, reprints, or commentary. (February 22, 2020) [Chinese]
One of the five booksellers associated with Hong Kong's Mighty Current Media and Causeway Bay bookstore who were detained from abroad in 2015, Swedish citizen Gui Minhai was sentenced to 10 years in prison in late February for "illegally providing intelligence" to foreigners. The 2015 detentions heightened concerns about Beijing's willingness to conduct cross-border detentions to crack down on criticism. Gui's location was unknown until he appeared on CCTV in January 2016 making a forced confession. Gui was briefly released in 2017 and then detained again while riding a train to Beijing with Swedish diplomatic officials. Former Swedish ambassador Anna Lindstead was later recalled and investigated for arranging a meeting between Gui's daughter and two businessmen in Stockholm without authorization.
Since directives are sometimes communicated orally to journalists and editors, who then leak them online, the wording published here may not be exact. Some instructions are issued by local authorities or to specific sectors, and may not apply universally across China. The date given may indicate when the directive was leaked, rather than when it was issued. CDT does its utmost to verify dates and wording, but also takes precautions to protect the source. See CDT's collection of Directives from the Ministry of Truth since 2011.
Categories : CDT Highlights,China & the World,Politics,Society,Translation
Tags :censorship,coronavirus,Directives from the Ministry of Truth,Gui Minhai,Minitrue Diary 2020,propaganda,WTO
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Today's #FuturesTrades chat room logs is archived @ http://www.thestrategylab.com/ftchat/forum/viewtopic.php?f=73&t=510.
Today's results are 15 wins : 7 losses : 4 breakevens. A very high number of trades today but it wasn't overtrading considering all were valid trades. Simply, I only consider overtrading when I take trades that are not part of the methodology. However, the reason for the high number of trades was that it took me awhile to understand the price action. Further, when I did understand the price action, I wanted to exploit that understanding even knowingly that it will increase my number of trades above the average. Unfortunately I did have an usual number of breakeven trades. In fact, at one point I had 3 consecutive breakeven trades and the last time that happen was back in the late 90's.
Trading Tip: If you're going to use technical analysis...don't use it alone nor make it the most important part of your trading plan.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks tumbled Friday after reports that Goldman Sachs is facing a criminal probe sparked analyst downgrades and a selloff in the financial sector. Worries about Greece's lingering debt problems also weighed.
The Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) lost 159 points, or 1.4%. The S&P 500 index (SPX) lost 20 points, or 1.7%. The Nasdaq composite (COMP) lost 51 points or 2%.
Stocks had seesawed in the early going but soon turned lower after ratings agency Standard & Poor's downgraded Goldman Sachs (GS, Fortune 500) following reports it is the target of a criminal investigation by federal prosecutors.
S&P downgraded the stock to "sell." Bank of America/Merrill Lynch also downgraded it to "neutral" from "buy" before the start of trading. Goldman shares fell 10%.
A number of financial shares slipped, including JPMorgan Chase (JPM, Fortune 500), Bank of America (BAC, Fortune 500) and Morgan Stanley (MS, Fortune 500). The KBW Bank (BKX) sector index lost 1.4%.
But the declines were broad based, with all 30 Dow shares retreating. In addition to the financial components, other big losers included Boeing (BA, Fortune 500), Caterpillar (CAT, Fortune 500), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ, Fortune 500), IBM (IBM, Fortune 500), McDonald's (MCD, Fortune 500) and Microsoft (MSFT, Fortune 500).
The stock selling propelled the CBOE Volatility (VIX) index by almost 20%. Seen as the investor fear gauge, the VIX spiked to just short of the two-month highs it touched earlier in the week.
Strong quarterly profit reports propelled markets Thursday, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq gaining over 1% each. But investors were cautious Friday at the end of a choppy week in which worries that Greece might default on its debt sent the major indexes tumbling by more than 2% on Tuesday.
Stocks finished April with a monthly gain, but the Dow broke its 8-week winning streak, its longest up stretch in 6 years. The Nasdaq also broke its 8-week up streak. The S&P 500 had risen in 7 of the last 8 weeks.
GDP: The economy grew at a 3.2% annual rate in the first quarter, the Commerce Department reported Friday. It was short of the 3.3% economists were predicting, according to a Briefing.com survey, but was still the third quarter in a row that U.S. gross domestic product grew.
GDP rose at a 5.6% annualized rate in the fourth quarter of 2009.
Sentiment and manufacturing: The University of Michigan's final reading on April consumer sentiment was revised up to 72.2 from 69.5, beating forecasts for a revision to 71.
The Chicago PMI, a regional reading on manufacturing, rose to 63.8 in April from 58.8 in March, versus forecasts for a rise to 59.9.
Company news: Continental (CAL, Fortune 500) and UAL Corp.'s (UAUA, Fortune 500) United Airlines are in late-stage negotiations to merge, according to reports, with a deal expected as soon as this weekend. Continental shares fell 1.5% and UAL shares rose 0.6%.
Chevron (CVX, Fortune 500) was little changed after reporting quarterly sales and earnings that rose from a year earlier and topped forecasts.
With 67% of the S&P 500 having reported results, earnings are on track to have grown 53% from a year earlier and revenues 11%, according to the latest info from tracker Thomson Reuters.
World markets: In overseas trading, European markets fell, with France's CAC 40 down 0.6%, Germany's DAX down 0.2% and London's FTSE down 1.2%.
Asian markets fell, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng index down 1.5% and Japan's Nikkei down 2.6%.
The dollar and commodities: The dollar fell versus the euro and gained versus the yen.
U.S. light crude oil for June delivery settled up 98 cents to $86.15 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
COMEX gold for June delivery rose $11.90 to settle at $1,180.70 per ounce.
Bonds: Treasury prices rallied, lowering the yield on the 10-year note to 3.66% from 3.73% Thursday. Treasury prices and yields move in opposite directions.
4:35 pm : Stiff selling on Friday resulted in the stock market's worst weekly loss since January and marked a weak finish to April. Still, the stock market was able to book its third straight monthly gain.
The early tone of trade tepid as market participants made little response news that the first quarter GDP hit an annualized rate of 3.2%. The headline number was essentially on par with the 3.3% increase that had been widely expected, but more pleasing was that personal consumption increased 3.6%, which was stronger than the 3.3% increase that had been widely anticipated.
The failure of the report to bring buyers into trade eventually gave way to widespread weakness. The selling effort was initially focused on financial plays and tech plays.
Financials fell 2.5% as investment banks dropped 6.3% amid news that Goldman Sachs (GS 145.20, -15.04) will be part of a federal criminal probe and tech stocks tumbled 2.2% as semiconductor names fell 4.5%.
Such steep losses among the two sectors, which combine to make up some 35% of the S&P 500 market weight, imbued the broader market, such that by the close declining issues outnumbered advancers by nearly 7-to-1 in the broader market.
Volatility spiked as a result of the stiff selling effort. In turn, the Volatility Index, often dubbed the "fear gauge," spiraled nearly 20% higher.
Utilities stocks were able to gain, though. The sector settled 0.5% higher as many participants sought the sector's relative safety and the support of the sector's plus-4% dividend yield, based on current prices.
Gold also gained as a result of the increased volatility and weakness in the equity market. The yellow metal settled 1.0% higher to $1180.70 per ounce, a 2010 closing high. That actually helped gold stocks in the face broader market weakness.
Conviction among gold buyers was strong enough to disregard an upturn by the dollar against competing currencies. The greenback closed with a slight loss after it had turned up from a loss of 0.5% amid a stronger euro, which benefited from further contraction in the bond yields of Greece and Portugal.
The dollar still finished the week with a 0.6% gain, which puts it up 0.5% for the month and up some 5% for the year. As for the S&P 500, it fell 2.5% this week, but it still managed to close April with a 1.1% gain. The stock market is still up more than 6% year-to-date and less than 3% off of its 52-week high.
3:30 pm : A sharp increase in volatility and widespread weakness among stocks sent many market participants into gold this session. That drove the yellow metal 1.0% higher to $1180.70 per ounce, a 2010 closing high.
Silver was also up, but not quite as strong. The precious metal settled pit trade at $18.64 per ounce, up 0.3%.
Oil garnered considerable support of its own. As such, crude prices climbed 1.2% to $86.15 per barrel.
3:00 pm : Stocks have fallen another leg lower to trade at fresh session lows as they head into the final hour of trade. The S&P 500 now stands just above 1190. At its weekly low, the S&P 500 traded only slightly above the 1180 line.
2:30 pm : The pace of trade has slowed considerably. That has made for rather lackluster action.
Broad-based losses persist. Stocks are less than 2% off of their 52-week highs, which were set earlier this week.
2:00 pm : Stocks have pulled up a few points from their session lows, but losses remain broad based as seven of the 10 major sectors remain in the red. Consumer staples (+0.1%), telecom (+0.2%), and utilities (+0.9%), all traditionally defensive oriented, make up the only sectors to sport gains.
1:30 pm : The stock market is stuck near its session low. Weakness remains widespread as declining issues outnumber advancers by 4-to-1.
1:00 pm : Despite a solid first quarter GDP report, weakness among financial and tech issues has intensified and bled into the broader market, which is mired near session lows.
Market participants were generally unmoved by the advance first quarter GDP report, which indicated that the economy expanded at an annualized rate of 3.2% from January to March. Though that was slightly less than the 3.3% increase that had been expected, the report featured a stronger-than-expected increase of 3.6% in personal consumption.
Following the upbeat first quarter consumption numbers, the University of Michigan released its final Consumer Confidence Index for April. It came in at 72.2, which was stronger than expected.
While the data has failed to attract buyers, sellers have stepped up their efforts against Goldman Sachs (GS 145.41, -14.83) amid word that the firm will be examined in a federal criminal probe. The news has sent shares of GS to a new multimonth low. Its slide has triggered selling in the rest of the sector, which is now down 2.2%.
Tech is also down sharply. The sector currently contends with a 1.9% loss as large-cap tech plays come under pressure. Semiconductor stocks are especially weak, though; they are down 4.1%, according to the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index.
With tech and financials, the two heaviest sectors by market weight, under so much pressure, the stock market has fallen sharply and now trades at a fresh session low.
An improved dollar has added to the stock market's weakness. The Dollar Index had been down as much as 0.5% as the euro benefited from further contraction in the bond yields of Greece and Portugal, but the greenback is now flat.
12:30 pm : Stocks have rolled over in recent trade. The pressure has put stocks at fresh session lows.
Telecom and utilities have held up well against the slide, though. They sport respective gains of 0.4% and 0.9%. The two represent the worst performing sectors this year; year-to-date they are down 5.9% and 1.9%, respectively. Their failure to stage gains has kept their yields robust, however. The telecom sector sports a 5.8% dividend yield at current stock prices, while the utilities sector sports a 4.4% dividiend yield at current stock prices.
12:00 pm : The Dollar Index continues to make its way up from its morning low, which saw it trade with a 0.5% loss. It is now down just 0.1% for the session.
11:30 am : The Nasdaq 100 is down 0.8% at the moment -- that's more than double the loss of the broader market and four times the size of the Dow's loss. Its weakness is primarily the result of losses among Apple (AAPL 266.32, -2.32), Intel (INTC 23.11, -0.38), and Microsoft (MSFT 30.81, -0.19), among other large-cap tech issues.
11:00 am : Stocks have trimmed their losses after regaining support following the S&P 500's dip below the 1200 line.
Financials continue to hamper the broader market, though. The sector is down 0.9% at the moment. Goldman Sachs (GS 147.10, -13.14) is a primary source of weakness in the sector; the stock is now at a new multimonth low.
10:30 am : Precious metals prices have pushed to impressive gains, such that gold prices are now up 0.9% to $1179.70 per ounce and silver prices are now up 0.5% to $18.65 per ounce. The gains come even though the dollar has started to improve its position so that it now trades with a 0.2% loss.
Within the energy complex, oil prices are up 0.6% to $85.70 per barrel. Natural gas prices have extended their slide from the prior session; the commodity is now down 0.8% to $3.95 per MMBtu.
10:00 am : Stocks have slipped a bit in recent trade. A better-than-expected consumer confidence reading hasn't done much to help stop the dip.
The final Consumer Confidence Index for April from University of Michigan came in at 72.2, which is up from the preliminary reading of 69.5 and above the 71.0 that had been widely forecast.
Financials remain a primary source of weakness in the early going. The sector has extended its morning slide to a 0.8% loss. Tech is also down markedly, though. The sector currently contends with a 0.7% loss. As an aside, tech and financials are the two heaviest sectors by market weight.
09:45 am : Stocks are a bit mixed in the early going. Financials, which had been a primary source of leadership during the course of the prior two sessions, are under a bit of pressure at the moment. The sector is currently down 0.4% as insurers slip and Goldman Sachs (GS 151.88, -8.36) tumbles amid reports that a federal criminal probe will examine the firm.
The Chicago Purchasing Manager Index came in at 63.8, which is not only above the 60.0 that had been widely forecast but it is also the highest reading since 2005.
09:15 am : S&P futures vs fair value: +0.40. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: +0.30. Stock futures have surrendered a few points and now point to a relatively flat start to the session. The tepid tone follows the advance first quarter GDP report, which indicated that the economy chugged along at an annualized rate of 3.2% from January to March. Though the headline number was slightly short of the consensus call for a 3.3% increase, consumer spending accounted for plenty of the growth and was actually stronger than expected. Meanwhile, the report's inflation measures cooled from the fourth quarter, so the dollar has remained under pressure. Most of the dollar's weakness comes as a result of continued strength by the euro, which has benefited amid further contraction in the bond yields of Greece and Portugal as expectation builds for a firm solution to Greece's fiscal woes. Despite that expectation, Europe's major bourses are mixed. Asia's major market averages traded with strength in its final session of the week, though.
09:00 am : S&P futures vs fair value: -0.20. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -0.30. U.S. stock futures have slipped a bit more in recent trade. Meanwhile, European stocks are mixed at the moment, despite further contraction in the yields of Greek and Portuguese bonds. The tightening marks an increase in confidence regarding the potential for the proper handling of a bailout for Greece. Germany's DAX is currently up 0.2%. It is led by Siemens (SI), but BASF is acting as a counterbalance. In France, the CAC is up 0.2% as energy giant Total (TOT) comes under pressure. Meanwhile, energy play Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) has helped support Britain's FTSE, which is down 0.5%. Barclays (BCS) is a primary drag in the wake of its first quarter results, which featured increased profit and fewer impairments. Asia's major market averages were mostly higher Friday. Japan's Nikkei climbed 1.2% amid a 1.2% year-over-year drop in consumer prices for March. Financials were a primary source of support. Tech issues were also strong. However, Takeda Pharmaceutical was a primary leader. Hong Kong's Hang Seng climbed to a 1.6% gain, bolstered by strength among financials. Chinese banks were among the biggest gainers as China Construction Bank climbed more than 4%. China's Shanghai Composite Index lagged, but still finished 0.1% for the better. However, Chinese bank stocks were generally strong, and casino plays saw large gains after Wynn Macau reported a 32% surge in first quarter revenue.
08:35 am : S&P futures vs fair value: +1.40. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: +2.50. Stock futures have eased back a bit in response to the advance first quarter GDP report, which indicated that the economy expanded at an annualized rate of 3.2%. However, that was slightly less than the 3.3% increase that had been expected and down from the 5.6% annualized increase that was registered in the fourth quarter. Personal consumption for the first quarter climbed 3.6%, which was stronger than the 3.3% increase that many economists had forecast. It was also a stronger than the 1.6% increase that had occurred in the fourth quarter. Core personal consumption expenditures increased 0.6% quarter-over-quarter. That was slightly better than the 0.5% quarterly increase that had been expected.
08:00 am : S&P futures vs fair value: +2.70. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: +4.30. First quarter GDP is the primary item on this morning's calendar. The advance reading is due at the bottom of the hour and economists, on average, are looking for an annualized growth rate of 3.3%. After the report's release comes the latest Chicago Purchasing Manager Index at 9:45 AM ET, then the final consumer confidence reading for April from University of Michigan at 9:55 AM ET. For now, though, premarket traders are taking note of a weaker dollar, which has shed 0.3% against a basket of major foreign currencies this morning but is still up 0.5% week-to-date. Europe's major bourses are mixed, but Hong Kong's Hang Seng and Japan's Nikkei were strong in the wake of Wall Street's prior session climb. As for corporate news, quarterly results generally remain strong, but the wrong kind of attention has come back upon Goldman Sachs (GS) with CNBC's announcement that a federal criminal probe will examine the firm. Its shares are down nearly 4% ahead of the opening bell, but broader market stock futures are modestly higher.
06:27 am : S&P futures vs fair value: +2.90. Nasdaq futures vs fair value: +3.80.
06:27 am : Nikkei...11057.40...+132.60...+1.20%. Hang Seng...21108.59...+329.70...+1.60%.
06:27 am : FTSE...5600.56...-17.60...-0.30%. DAX...6168.26...+23.70...+0.40%.


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Heyday is an independent nonprofit publisher based in Berkeley, California.

Heyday was founded by Malcolm Margolin in 1974 when he wrote, typeset, designed, and distributed The East Bay Out, a guide to the natural history of the hills and bay shore in and round Berkeley and Oakland, in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area. Heyday publishes around twenty books a year, as well as the quarterly magazine News from Native California.

In 2004, they merged with their nonprofit wing, the Clapperstick Institute, and became a full-fledged 501(c)(3) nonprofit enterprise. In 2016, Margolin retired from Heyday, and Steve Wasserman, previously editor-in-chief of the Los Angeles Times Book Review and an editor-at-large at Yale University Press, became Margolin's successor as publisher and executive director. Since 2020, the company has been co-led by Wasserman, publisher, and longtime staff member Gayle Wattawa, now general manager.

The Berkeley Roundhouse
The Berkeley Roundhouse, also known as the California Indian Publishing Program (CIPP), focuses on California Native Peoples. The Roundhouse hosts Native events and provides literature to under-served Native community members. Since 1987, Heyday has published the quarterly magazine News from Native California, which is written from a Native People's perspective.

Partnerships
Heyday is a frequent partner with other California cultural organizations. Heyday co-founded the California Historical Society Press with the California Historical Society, which together have published several books. Heyday has produced books in conjunction with the California Council for the Humanities; the California State Library; the Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley; the Oakland Museum of California; the Commonwealth Club of California; Santa Clara University; the California Academy of Sciences; the Japanese American National Museum; and the Yosemite Association (now Yosemite Conservancy).

Working with the California Legacy Project at Santa Clara University, Heyday produced the California Legacy series, which focused on California's literary and cultural heritage. In partnership with the Inlandia Institute at the Riverside Public Library, Heyday published books on the Inland Empire in Southern California. Heyday has also published books on Yosemite National Park, and the Sierra Nevada, for the park.

Sierra College Press
Heyday Books partially funds the Sierra College Press, a university press associated with Sierra College, located in Rocklin, California. The presswhich was founded in 2002 and is one of the few in the United States operated by a community collegepublishes journals and books, most of which have a focus on the Sierra Nevada region.

Events
Heyday sponsors over two hundred events annually. Three of Heyday's books have served as the basis for PBS documentaries. Heyday organizes talks, readings, workshops, presentations and displays across the state, and has additionally held events in fourteen states and three countries.

Museum exhibits
Heyday's titles have launched, or have accompanied, numerous museum exhibitions. More than twenty books published by Heyday have been adapted into exhibits and museum shows, at such venues as the Oakland Museum of California and the Autry National Center.

Awards

Book awards
 ALA Notable Book, American Library Association
 American Association for State and Local History Leadership in History Award
 American Book Award, Before Columbus Foundation
 PEN/Beyond Margins Award
 California Book Awards, Commonwealth Club, Gold Medal
 California Collection Book, California Readers Association
 Choice Magazine Outstanding Academic Title
 Commonwealth Club Award, Silver Medal
 Foreword Book of the Year Award, Bronze Medal
 Journalism Award-Media Award, American Planning Association
 Kiriyama Prize Notable Book
 National Wildlife Federation's Communicator of the Year Award
 Northern California Independent Booksellers Association Award
 PEN Oakland Josephine Miles Literary Award
 PubWest Book Design Award
 Rolling Stone Magazine Ralph J. Gleason Award
 William Carlos Williams Award, Academy of American Poets

Awards won by Margolin, as publisher
 American Book Award for Publishing/Editing, Before Columbus Foundation
 Award for Organizational Excellence, American Association for State and Local History
 California Council for the Promotion of History Award
 California Indian Heath Services Award
 Carey McWilliams Award for Lifetime Achievement, California Studies Association
 Cultural Freedom Award, Lannan Foundation (2008)
 Distinguished Service Award from the Society of Professional Journalists
 Fred Cody Award, Bay Area Book Reviewers Association
 Gerbode Fellowship
 Helen Crocker Russell Award for Community Leadership, San Francisco Foundation
 The Hubert Howe Bancroft Award, The Bancroft Library
 Martin Baumhoff Award for Achievement by the Society for California Archaeology
 The Oscar Lewis Award for Contributions to Western Society, Book Club of California
 Presidential Commendation, The Society for California Archaeology
 Publishing Award, California Horticultural Society
 Special recognition for leadership in the arts, California Arts Council

References

External links
Heyday Books official website
Bay Nature Institute

Book publishing companies based in Berkeley, California
Small press publishing companies
Magazine publishing companies of the United States
Publishing companies established in 1974
Environment of California
Non-profit organizations based in California
Culture in the San Francisco Bay Area
Indigenous peoples of California topics
Non-profit publishers

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Solunar Tables are designed to forecast the times of day and night when fish and game are most likely to feed. To pinpoint when activity is expected to begin in your area, find the best to time to hunt or fish or by entering your zip code or GPS coordinates.
Captain Chet is a striper guide specializing in fishing below the dams during generation. That's where the most and biggest stripers are found most any time of year.


The C-20B (civilian designation Gulfstream III) provided executive airlift to thousands of senior American leaders for more than two decades. During its long service, this aircraft carried President William J. Clinton and former Presidents James E. Carter, Gerald R. Ford and George H.W. Bush. It also carried presidential spouses, several secretaries of state and defense, foreign dignitaries and numerous high-ranking civilian officials and military personnel.
In the early 1980s, the C-20B was selected to replace the Air Force's aging fleet of Lockheed VC-140 JetStar aircraft. The twin-engine C-20B was equipped with improved electrical systems and avionics packages and provided passengers with secure, worldwide communication capabilities. These versatile aircraft were used extensively to access smaller airfields which could not be serviced by larger presidential aircraft.
The C-20B on display was retired to the museum in September 2015 following almost 30 years of service.
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Absolutely Fashion: Inside British Vogue
Film following British Vogue over a year, seeing how the magazine is put together. Editor-in-chief Alexandra Shulman tries to appeal to the Instagram generation.
Documentary maker Richard Macer is given access to British Vogue for the first time in its history. He follows them for a year, seeing how the magazine is put together from the catwalk shows to photoshoots to the front cover. It is a significant year for the magazine as it prepares to celebrate its centenary with a raft of events including a huge exhibition of photography at the National Portrait Gallery, a bumper centenary issue of the magazine and a gala dinner. But Macer finds a world not just intent of celebrating the glories of the past, but also facing up to the challenges of an uncertain future, with Instagram and other social media starting to challenge Vogue's exalted position. Could Alexandra Shulman, editor-in-chief of British Vogue for the past 24 years, ensure the magazine stays on top?
In the first episode, hot from the September 2015 catwalk shows in New York, London, Milan and Paris, Alexandra decides she wants to make changes to British Vogue's front covers. She wants to appeal to a younger audience: the Instagram generation. At the shows, Karl Lagerfeld, Victoria Beckham and Stefano Gabbana were all excited by the power of the internet and most designers use Snapchat and Instagram to publicise their new ranges. Will this new relaxed style work for British Vogue?
Once back in the Mayfair offices, shoots are lined up with the top models and photographers. Edie Campbell is to be shot by Mario Testino, Kate Moss and Rihanna by Craig McDean. But ironically for an industry that is all about image, Macer discovers that neither photographers nor models are particularly comfortable with having cameras around.
Just as they are about to go to press, a rival magazine looks set to trump their exclusive, and Alexandra reveals what she is really made of.
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Documentary maker Richard Macer discloses some surprising facts he uncovered at Vogue HQ.
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There are sometimes when you come across something and you just can't stop staring… The feeling is like you were lost and now you have found the light at the end of the tunnel. Well darlings that's how we feel about these Ankara styles that we are about to share with you.
When it comes to fashion, its important to have a fool proof look or perhaps I should say as a lady its important to know what would be flattering and attractive on you.
How you look for this eternally flattering choices is what makes all the difference. Many of us are mostly restricted by style trends and whats in vogue but you need to understand that while some things that are "in the moment" are fabulous these things might not necessarily be for you.
Its important to be able to look out at some of the heavy weights in the industry as you try to find that style that would speak to your soul… literally.


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Q: ListView ItemCreated postback I'm a bit lost here with how the ListView works.
When my ListView is created I do some coloring depending of the data in the result set.
protected void ListView1_ItemCreated(object sender, ListViewItemEventArgs e)
{
    DataRow myRow;
    DataRowView myRowView;
    myRowView = (DataRowView)e.Item.DataItem;
    myRow = myRowView.Row;
    HtmlTableRow myTR = (HtmlTableRow)e.Item.FindControl("trRow");
    HtmlTableCell myTC = (HtmlTableCell)e.Item.FindControl("tdCell");

    Label myCB = (Label)e.Item.FindControl("ResultLabel1");
    if (myRow["Result"].ToString().Equals("true"))
        myTC.Style.Value = "background-color:#00FF00;color: #000000;";
    else
        myTC.Style.Value = "background-color:#FF0000;color: #000000;";
}

The ListView has a pager and that is causing a postback to ItemCreated and I cant reach the dataRow again.
Any suggestion how to deal with this so I can handle postbacks?
UPDATE:
I changed the code to read the actual value of the Label called ResultLabel1 which is True/False but it returns back an empty string.. Thought this was better than reading the the result from the result from the DataSet. Can anyone see whats wrong?
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        protected void ListView1_ItemCreated(object sender, ListViewItemEventArgs e)
    {
        HtmlTableRow myTR = (HtmlTableRow)e.Item.FindControl("trRow");
        HtmlTableCell myTC = (HtmlTableCell)e.Item.FindControl("tdCell");

        // Retrieve the current item.
        ListViewItem item = e.Item;

        // Verify if the item is a data item.
        if (item.ItemType == ListViewItemType.DataItem)
        {
            // Get the Label ResultLabel1 control in the item.
            Label myCB = (Label)item.FindControl("ResultLabel1");

            if (myCB.Text.Equals("True"))
                myTC.Style.Value = "background-color:#00FF00;color: #000000;";
            else
                myTC.Style.Value = "background-color:#FF0000;color: #000000;";

        }
    }

ASP.NET:
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A: If you're doing this colouring as a result of data binding, you might be better handling the ItemDataBound event instead of ItemCreated.

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My very first blog, Breathe Free, started in 2007. I haven't posted on their in a while, but it still gets some traffic and comment. Usually from those who suffer with fragrance sensitivity. Last Friday, I got another comment. You can read the entire comment on this post. It's the bottom entry, from Elain Mendez.
Elain doesn't spend a lot of time talking about how people in her work place and other environments react to her plight. Although she does mention it. One theme that comes through in so many of the comments I read is how insensitive others can be. You tell someone "I'm allergic to perfume" and they hear "I don't like perfume." It causes problems in the work place, and sadly it even causes problems within families.
Elain mentioned reading a study that suggested fragrances were addictive. I'm not sure it's addiction in the same sense that heroin is addictive. But people do grow to really like their 'smells.' I've even known people with serious migraine issues who won't give up their good-smelling products – even though they know that the fragrances are causing their migraines. But they also smell so much of their perfume that it doesn't even register to them, so they think to add more.
I encourage you to read Elain's comments because she has some suggestions for raising awareness. She's right, the fragrance industry needs to be held accountable. Yet as long as they can hide their ingredients behind the words "trade secret" there's little to be done. Unless we band together.
Elain has a number of suggestions, which, taken together, and done by enough people could have an impact. What will it take? It will take enough people being aware of the problem and the hazards of the fragrance chemicals that are in so many, many of our products. When people realize that they are as harmful as the benzene used in industry or the petrochemicals and their by-products. Possibly more harmful since we wear them on our skin and breathe them in with every breath.
Fragrance chemicals and fragrance sensitivity are the reason I am on my current path as a health coach. I've been more fortunate than some in that I've been able to work out of my house and so can control my environment. I have read many, many heartbreaking stories through the years. I actually started talking about it online with Fragrance Free World, which began in 2005 – 9 years ago. I have a collection of stories there on the page What Others are Saying. since I started that first blog 7 years ago.
What are your thoughts on this? Do you use products with fragrances in them? What would it take to get you to stop using them?
I know what you mean. I ended up in the hospital for eight days when my company installed fragrance puffers throughout the building. Since then, my sensitivities have gone ballistic! Right now I'm having difficulty with a lady who is 30 feet down the hall, but I am so allergic to her dryer sheets that I have hives and asthma all day every day, except weekends. Management won't talk to her, and when I did she turned me in to Human Resources. So now I am looking for an air purifier that removes fragrances from the air. But I haven't found one. Do you know of one?


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Bloody Mary has nothing on this Bloody Maria. To make this sassy Bloody Maria, first rub lime around the glass rim and dip the glass in sea salt. Add ice cubes and set aside. In a separate glass, combine 4 oz of Bloody Mary mix, 1.5 oz Goza Tequila Blanco, and 2 dashes of hot sauce. Stir well and pour it into the salted glass. Garnish with a fresh celery stalk and a wedge of lime. Caliente!


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Sandeep Marwah Titled With 'International Media Guru'
Sandeep Marwah awarded International Media Guru
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World Religious parliament has conferred title of recognition 'Antarrashtriya Media Guru' ( International media Guru) upon Sandeep Marwah, President Marwah Studios for his illustrious services in the field of films and television for more than two decades in particular and the world at large.
The citation read out on the occasion says this parliament feels proud in felicitating people dedicated and committed to the service of humanity through ancient Indian cultural values and the cleanliness of internal and as well as external environment.
Chairman of the Presentation Committee Yudhvir K. Bhoon said that the contribution of President Marwah is unique and salient. World Religion parliament chairman Acharya Prabhakar Mishra elaborated the concept of his organisation as one based on the establishment of a healthy society and physical, intellectual and spiritual growth
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IPBF Now With 5th International Festival Of Cellphone Cinema
5th International Festival Of Cellphone Cinema
The voluntary body taking care of commissioning of audio and visual programs to the media professionals- International Public Broadcasting Forum has joined hands with 5th International Festival Of Cellphone Cinema 2012 (IFCPC) to be held on Friday the 20th and Saturday the 21st January 2012.
Entries have been invited from all over the World to participate in this very interesting film festival for the fifth time. All entries either including stills and videos must be shot by a mobile phone and can be uploaded to http://www.fliyo.com directly for competition.
Asian Academy Of Film And Television, a premier film and TV school in India will host the event along with International Film And Television Club at Marwah studios, film city, Noida.
"We are very excited for the festival as it attracts not only young film makers but also known film makers from all over the World. The awards for 3000 US Dollars have been kept aside for the different prizes" informed Sandeep Marwah President of the Festival.
Tags:5th International Festival Of Cellphone Cinema 2012, Asian Academy of Films, Asian School of Communication, Asian School Of Media, Marwah Studios, Sandeep Marwah
IFTRC Join Hands With 5th International Festival Of Cellphone Cinema
International Film And Television Research Centre, the premier organization indulged in the research of film and television productions has joined hands with 5th International Festival Of Cellphone Cinema 2012 to support its activities.
"It is hard to believe that the ideas which you get from these three minutes films on mobile cinema from young film makers, they are out of this world" said Sandeep Marwah President of the Festival while announcing the affiliation news with IFTRC.
After four successful ventures the team of International Film And Television Club, an organization behind many festivals of the country, declared this 5th festival which is unique in its nature but now popular all over the World.
The last date of receiving the entries is 18th January and festival will take place on 20th and 21st of January 2012 at Marwah Studios Film City Noida.
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All Rounder Achiever's Award For Sandeep Marwah
Sandeep Marwah International Media Person
All Rounder Achievers Award India 2011 was bestowed upon Sandeep Marwah today at a grand function at Sri Ram Auditorium in Delhi to highlight his achievements in the field of Media. Prominent personalities from different fields were present there to add on glamour to the award function.
Marwah has created five international records. He has been the founder and spokes person of Noida Film City which has become the fastest growing film city of the World. It has 16 studios and 350 channels are being telecast to 160 countries of the world 24×7.
Along with it he established first Private professional film and TV studios of North India and has churned out more than 4000 TV programs for 50 channels and been associated with around 125 feature films for more than 100 film companies.
He has been the director for 20 years of the first private film school of the country where more than 10000 students have been educated and trained in 40 different media courses hailing from 84 countries of the World in a World Class infrastructure with Print, Radio, Television, Cinema, New Media, Events and Fine Arts departments.
Marwah has produced 1800, largest number of short films giving opportunity to 9000 media persons from 80 countries of the World. He has also produced more than 4500 training films in different program formats.
Sandeep Marwah is the only film maker to be honored for his contribution to the nation where 1000 hrs of filming, 10000 pictures, 102 ENGs, 102 radio programs were produced covering 28 states, 7 union territories of India with 300 events and 900 locations moving 20000 km with Queens Baton Relay during Commonwealth Games Delhi in 102 days, free of cost.
Sandeep Marwah started 30 media National and International organizations including International Film And Television Club started 5 festivals in the country, out of which AAFT Festival Of Short Digital Films now touching 73rd Edition only festival of its kind in the World.
Marwah was compared to Sachin Tendulkar of Cricket, Salman Khan of Films, and revolutionary like Ganga Lokmanya Tilak from the Indian History..
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AAFT-ASMS-ASC Awarded As the Best School Of Journalism
The Asian School Of Media Studies, Asian Academy of Film And Television and Asian School Of Communication all of them are, part and parcel of Marwah Studios A Creative Enterprises awarded together the best and the biggest school of journalism in India.
"20 years in Education, 40 courses, associated 400 faculty members, 10,000 Alumni from India and 84 countries of the World, 30 media organizations for value addition, more than one lac square feet state of art infrastructure, 4000 training films, 1800 short films, separate Print, Radio, Television, Cinema, New Media, Events and Fine Arts Departments makes the biggest and the best school of journalism in India" citation read by Vipin Gaur General Secretary of Newspaper Association Of India a body of 7000 newspapers and journalists.
"I am feeling honored in presenting this prestigious award to Sandeep Marwah The President Of the organization who has done remarkably well in the field of education and proved to the World that we are no less in media education" said Harish Rawat Union Minister of Agriculture, Food and Parliamentary affairs, Government of India while handing over the award in the capacity of Chief Guest here at Constitution Club, New Delhi in a large glittering function.
"I have been the teacher to Sandeep in Bhagat Singh College and taking the pride in honoring him today for the best in his field" said Yoganand Shastri Speaker in Delhi Vidhan Sabha. Others who spoke on the occasion were Sunil Dang, Dr. Narender Nath, Dr Swami Sarvanand Saraswati, Dr. Deepak Malhotra and Pawan Sharma.
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5th International Festival of Cellphone Cinema in January 2012
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The festival has been launched ,which is unique in its nature but attracts people from all over the World.
International Film and Television Club (IFTC) along with Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT) have decided to go ahead with the 5th International festival of Mobile Cinema at Marwah Studios in the third week of January 2012
The purpose of this two days festival is to unleash the creative spark of the participants by using non traditional means of technology like the Cell Phone and create both motion and still imagery. The festival has slot for seminar, workshop by known film makers followed by Gala networking lunches and dinners
All the entries to be created by using a mobile phone. The entries should be original and not infringe on any copy right law. All works to be either uploaded on batchbuzz.com or the body of work can be sent on CD at the festival office at AAFT, Marwah Studios, Film City, Noida. The last date of registration is 18th-Jan-2012. The video length should be 3 minutes maximum.
"The film entries received from various countries will be judged by an international jury in New Delhi and the result for the 9 winner in three categories of the Cell Phone Cinema festival will be announced later" informed Sandeep Marwah President of the Festival. The list of the film entries qualified for the finals, will be disclosed through the Internet. (www.aaft.com)
AAFT Is Proud Of 'Once Upon A Time In Sahel'
Daniel Martin Arroyo (Spain), Christiano Van Zeller(Portugal) and Ismail Sarr(Senegal) of 66th batch of Asian Academy Of Film And Television produced an International Cinema 'Once Upon A Time In Sahel' which is also Directed by Ismail Sarr.
After passing out from the Academy, all the three students decided to meet at centre point in Spain to plan their first International venture which is now ready for release.
"I am proud of my students who are doing so well after completing their courses in different streams and putting their education and training into use in the right direction" said Sandeep Marwah Director of AAFT. "This is probably first of its kind where students from three different countries have joined hands together to produce a feature film of big stature" added Marwah.
'Once Upon A Time In Sahel' addresses the escalating issue of human trafficking and migration of Africans to Southern Europe via the Sahara desert and the high seas of the Mediterranean and the Atlantic informed Ismail Sarr director of the film.
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Chori Ka Maal Mori Mein-Launched At Marwah Studios
Chamber of Movies & Television Programme Producers [New Delhi] & Marwah Studios a creative enterprises Present Leo VIII & Rising Sun Films Pvt Ltd's Production of An Ashok Tyagi Movie CHORI KA MAAL MORI MEIN. The Film that will redefine Bollywood will commence its shooting at Marwah Studios and various locations of New Delhi, Noida and Greater Noida in a start to finish schedule from from 15th Dec to 15 Jan.
" My grateful thanks to my colleague and class fellow from FTII Mr Ajay Sharma for taking the lead in this initiative" said Ashok Tyagi Director of the film, popularly known for his earlier films like Surkhiyan, Bharat Bhagya Vidhata, Return of Jewel Thief etc
"We have complete infrastructure from pin to plane for making of the film, we want many films to come and take the advantage of the facilities" said Sandeep Marwah President Of Marwah Studios.
A grand Muhurat was planned on the shooting floor to launch the film with complete cast and crew and large media audience from Asian School Of Media Studies.
Tags:Ashok Tyagi, Chori Ka Maal Mori Mein, Marwah Studios, Puneet Issar, Sandeep Marwah, Tinu Anand
ASMS Is The Biggest Journalism School In India
"36 courses related to journalism, 9000 media professionals from 84 countries, 20 years in training and education, more than one lac square feet world class infrastructure and a high profiled alumni is good enough to prove the biggest and the largest journalism school of India and on this side of the World" said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios and Director of Asian Education Group.
"We are probably the first media school to have our own daily news paper, news journal, new letter, publication department, advertising agency, news agency, radio station, TV production house, web portals, own Studios inclusive of audio studios, tv studios, print lab, multi media lab, graphics lab, sketching lab, editing lab, outdoor and indoor facilities" added Marwah.
The institution has more than 20 supporting national and international organizations where students get extra ordinary international exposure as journalist. This includes International Film And Television Club, International Film And Television Research Centre, International Children Film Forum, International Public Broadcasting Forum and others.
The regular degree courses along with diploma makes the whole course practical at every stage of teaching. The tutoring is supported by value edition by workshops, seminars, visits, guest faculty from all over India and abroad.
The students get on hand training in producing and directing news, interviews, ENGs, EFPs, Documentaries and participate in national and international events.
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Rajat Arora Of AAFT Again Proved His Writing Caliber
Rajat Arora passed out of Asian Academy Of Film And Television, Noida who has written the script for Vidya Balan's latest venture 'The Dirty Picture' has also penned the lyrics of the songs in the film.
Rajat Arora always wanted to pursue a career as a lyrics writer. "It was very nice of Vishal-Shekhar to give me a chance to write the lyrics too. When I came to Mumbai I wanted to write lyrics," says Arora, who has also written the script of Taxi No9 2 11(2006), Chandni Chowk To China (2009) and Once Upon A Time in Mumbai (2010).
"Because I have written the scripts so writing lyrics was a natural progression as I knew the characters, their feelings and situations so well," he adds.
"we here at AAFT feel proud of Rajat's super performance as story, script and lyrics writer" said Sandeep Marwah Director of Asian Academy of Film And TV. The film also stars Tushar Kapoor, Emran Hasmi and Naseeruddin Shah.
Tags:Asian Academy of Film and Television, Once Upon In Mumbai, Rajat Arora Of AAFT, Sandeep Marwah of AAFT, The Dirty Picture
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Could There Someday Be A Scott Pilgrim Animated Series?
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This week, EW.com published an excellent interview with Edgar Wright, the director of Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World. 2020 marks the tenth anniversary of the cult classic film, which lost at the box office to a stale Stallone movie yet has grown in popularity in the years since. Wright was joined by the lead actors from the movie: Michael Cera as Scott, Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Ramona Flowers, Chris Evans as Lucas Lee and others.
There are a lot of interesting facts revealed in this interview — the movie is packed with folks who would become stars, to the point that Wright actually had to turn away people fated to be famous…Rooney Mara, Betty Gilpin and Zoe Kazan all shot auditions. The most interesting thing we learned, though, is that they're thinking of bringing Scott back — but in a new form.
"There's some plans — and there's nothing official yet — but there are some plans to revisit the material in an animation way," confesses Wright. "We've been talking with Bryan and with Jared for a while [about]: What if we did something with the books in anime form? It's being discussed as we speak."
O'Malley is thinking about revisiting Scott whether the proposed cartoon happens or not. "I would like to revisit the characters [in comic form] and see what they're up to. I sketched Scott early in the pandemic with a huge beard. I think that would be a funny image."
You can read the full interview at EW.com.
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Võru je osnovan 21. kolovoza 1784. godine prema želji carice Katarine II. Velike, po nalogu riškog guvernera Georgea Browna, na mjestu nekadašnjeg posjeda Võru.

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Võru Folk Festival se održava svake godine u ovom gradu. Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald, autor estonskog nacionalnog epa "Kalevipoeg", živio je u Võruu od 1833. do 1877. godine.

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