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Sarah: Where are we?

Cameron: Same where. Different when.

John: I want my new name, my all-new me.

Sarah: I'll track down Enrique.

Sarah: I need three sets of papers.

Enrique: My nephew has taken over the business.

Carlos: You're in the system and everything.

Sarah: Uncle Enrique will be proud.

Sarah: He referred to you as a rata-- a snitch.

Sarah: Why would you do this?

Cameron: Because you wouldn't.

Sarah: Why not stay in the past?

Cameron: You died.

Cameron: Two years ago--cancer.

Sarah: I've seen that before.

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John: You sure there's money here.

Cameron: Anything they valued,money,guns-- it'll be hidden.

Sarah: You told me we'd be safe.

Cameron: Skynet doesn't know you're here.

Cameron: There's no directive to hunt you.

Sarah: What if they found out... Would they all know what to do?

Trash Collector: Who the hell are you,man?

Cameron: They do.

Sarah (monologue): When I was in the mental hospital, I became obsessed
with science. Not all science, actually. And not really science at all.
Scientists--and then only nuclear scientists. The ones who invented the
bomb. Oppenheimer, Heisenberg, Fermi, and Teller. Pioneers, geniuses all.
I read every book I could. I wanted to understand. Why couldn't they stop,
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if I had the chance, would I?

John: Morning.

John: You look like hell.

Sarah: Up late.

Sarah: Newspaper clippings...

Sarah: Surveillance photos, bank records.

Sarah: Pamphlets from every high-tech company in the state.

Sarah: I even thought I saw the deeds to city hall in here somewhere.

Sarah: Those resistance guys weren't sent back here to be our support

Sarah: They're a Skynet hunting party.

John: Really? Are you--you sure?

Sarah: Most of this is still a puzzle to me, but there is one list in here
I understand.

Sarah: Employee list, Cyberdyne Systems.

Sarah: Seems they thought it was a good place to start.

Sarah: And it is.

John: She's not gonna be happy to see you.

Sarah: She never is.

John: Want me to come along?

Sarah: No. You have your own job to do.

Sarah: A big one.

John: You're getting pretty good at that.

Cameron: Thank you.

John: Still, it's not exactly brain surgery or anything.

John: Be pretty funny if you were some sort of advanced cybernetic
intelligence, yet stumped by a stick of eyeliner.

Cameron: No, it's not brain surgery.

Cameron: It would have to be a lot sharper for brain surgery.

Sarah: Much better.

Sarah: When you wear clothes-- much better.

Sarah: Okay, six ways in.

Sarah: Six ways out.

Sarah: The front opens to the street here.

Sarah: Security's minimal.

Sarah: Two armed guards in the morning.

Sarah: Four in the afternoon.

Sarah: And if anything goes wrong, there's a parking lot here.

John: Mom, it's high school, okay?

John: Not super max.

John: We can handle it.

Cameron: We can handle it.

Sarah: Don't you kiss me.

Sarah: Or anyone else.

John: Okay, now blend in.

Cameron: Blend in.

John: Yeah, i mean don't seem like a freak.

John: You know what I mean, right?

Cameron: Freak.

Cameron: Weirdo.

Cameron: Kook.

Cameron: Oddball.

Cameron: Crackpot.

Cameron: Strange duck.

Cameron: Queer potato.

Cameron: Nut.

Cameron: I've been reading the dictionary.

Cameron: I don't sleep.

John: Yeah, see, that's what I'm talking about.

John: You do that, you sound like a freak.

John: And don't walk around acting like my bodyguard.

John: You're supposed to be my sister.

John: You won't fool anyone.

Cameron: I fooled you.

John: What's that all about?

Cameron: Appears to be a reimagining of a trompe l'oeil fresco.

Cameron: I don't sleep.

Security Guard: Cell phones, hats, rings, and bling, take it off and put
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Security Guard: In the basket, people.

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Tarissa Dyson: What about that machine?

Sarah: She's still around.

Tarissa Dyson: Not that one.

Tarissa Dyson: The other.

Sarah: No.

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Tarissa Dyson: You brought it.

Sarah: Danny's not here?

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Tarissa Dyson: Nobody.

Tarissa Dyson: Sorry.

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Sarah: They might not even know it.

Sarah: Sorry to bother you.

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Tarissa Dyson: The fourth photo.

Tarissa Dyson: The young one.

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Tarissa Dyson: Miles liked him.

Tarissa Dyson: Is he going to die too?

Tarissa Dyson: Is that what happens now, he dies?

Sarah: I don't know.

Sarah: I hope not.

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Tarissa Dyson: Make sure it's not in vain.

Sarah: No one dies in vain.

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Agent Ellison: Ballistics.

Agent Simpson: I can already tell you mine are bigger.

Agent Simpson: Same gun that killed your boys here killed one of my CIs.

Agent Ellison: Enrique Salzia.

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Agent Ellison: Why not?

Agent Simpson: Well, look at the print report.

Agent Simpson: Cal I.D., NCIC, CDP, Interpol.

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Agent Simpson: These guys were drug dealers, small-time.

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Agent Ellison: Oh, yeah.

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Agent Ellison: You didn't find that curious?

Agent Ellison: Why would anyone wire a safe directly into the power?

Agent Simpson: Why's the sky blue, Ellison?

Agent Simpson: Don't over think it.

Agent Simpson: The guys were druggies.

Agent Simpson: They're not rocket scientists, not terrorists.

Agent Simpson: Your guy sold my guys paper.

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Agent Ellison: And I'm gonna find them.

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Security Guard: Hey!

Andy: Enjoy.

Customer: Thank you

Andy: Have a good day.

Andy: Can i help you?

Sarah: No.

Sarah: Andy.

Sarah: Just looking.

Andy: You just kept looking over like you needed something.

Andy: That's the phone.

Andy: Seriously, if I was gonna be alone on a desert island with only a
phone for a companion, that would absolutely be the phone.

Sarah: Is that something you would do?

Andy: May I?

Andy: Got a four-meg camera.

Andy: Texting-- true texting too.

Andy: Not that SMS cartoon bubble junk.

Andy: 3g data access.

Andy: 10 gigs free music.

Andy: 6 hours of talk time and 36 standby on your battery.

Sarah: What happens if i press these numbers here?

Andy: 'Scuse me?

Sarah: These numbers, one through nine.

Sarah: If I press seven of them, will someone talk to me through the ear
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Andy: Yeah.

Sarah: Okay.

Sarah: I'll take three.

Sarah: Hello?

Andy: Hi.

Sarah: Are you calling me?

Andy: I was just following up to make sure everything's okay with the

Sarah: I just left the store.

Andy: I know.

Andy: Okay.

Andy: Do you wanna have dinner with me tonight?

Sarah: No.

Andy: Well, you answered too quickly.

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Andy: Just give me one minute.

Andy: 30 seconds?

Sarah: Talk fast.

Andy: Okay, well, first let me clear up the whole desert island and a cell
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Andy: Seems kind of strange if you picture it.

Sarah: I wasn't.

Andy: Right, of course.

Andy: Why would you?

Andy: It's an asinine sales pitch, really.

Sarah: There's nowhere to plug in the phone.

Andy: It would be worth less than a rock when the battery died.

Andy: Couldn't even use it to open a coconut.

Sarah: This is you selling yourself?

Andy: Selling myself?

Andy: Oh, I don't know.

Andy: There's something immoral about the whole selling process.

Sarah: And yet, that's your job.

Andy: Part-time.

Andy: And I'm not very good at it.

Andy: So I'm actually less immoral than the average...

Andy: Anyway.

Andy: Where was I?

Sarah: You're right.

Andy: About what?

Sarah: I answered too quick.

Teacher: Mr.Baum.

John: Yes.

Teacher: Take your seat, please.

John: Hi.

Cheri: Hi.

Teacher: Okay, paper and pencil out.

Teacher: Time for a pop quiz.

Cheri: Here.

Teacher: Come in.

Teacher: I said come on in.

Cameron: I'm transferring in.

Teacher: Okay.

Teacher: Any open seat.

John: What part about don't act like a freak didn't you understand?

John: Sit down.

Agent Ellison: So...

Carlos: So?

Agent Ellison: Like I said on the phone, your sweet uncle Enrique lived a
colorful life.

Agent Ellison: One we have not yet painted in full.

Carlos: You grow apart.

Carlos: Every day's a new adventure.

Carlos: Who can keep up?

Agent Ellison: I got an uncle who's like a father.

Agent Ellison: I also got one who's like a stranger.

Agent Ellison: How 'bout you two?

Carlos: More like an a aunt.

Carlos: Chatty, chatty.

Agent Ellison: All right.

Agent Ellison: So you're not too close.

Agent Ellison: But he did call you three times the day he was murdered.

Agent Ellison: What'd you chat about?

Carlos: Well, those Lakers.

Agent Ellison: Really?

Agent Ellison: What about 'em?

Carlos: Kobe.

Carlos: He's the bomb.

Agent Ellison: I always thought he was a ball hog.

Carlos: He's all alone, man.

Carlos: He's got no one else who can shoot.

Agent Ellison: Is that you, Carlos?

Agent Ellison: Now that your uncle's dead?

Agent Ellison: You all alone?

Carlos: Yeah...

Carlos: All these boys can shoot.

Carlos: I didn't kill my uncle.

Agent Ellison: No.

Agent Ellison: And you're too smart to know nothing about who did.

Agent Ellison: I'll be in touch.

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Dr. Fleming: The guy's 18 months ahead of the Germans.

Dr. Fleming: Yeah, well, I would if I had that kinda grant money.

Dr. Fleming: No, I'm not saying the guy's a complete idiot.

Dr. Fleming: But it's not exactly avant-garde science, is it?

Dr. Fleming: I mean, why don't they give the money to the people on the
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Dr. Fleming: But they never do.

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Sarah: How was school?

Cameron: I have a metal plate in my head.

John: She's gonna need a note.

Sarah: I meant you, not her.

John: Yeah, fine.

Sarah: You're not gonna give me anything?

John: We went, we learned.

John: I didn't get killed.

John: She didn't kill anybody.

John: It was a pretty good first day, I think.

John: What about you-- did you go?

Sarah: I did.

John: And how was she?

John: Surprised to see you weren't dead?

Sarah: More like disappointed.

Sarah: She ID'd one of the safe house photos.

Sarah: Intern at Cyberdyne.

John: Really?

John: So what does he do now, work in a lab or build rocket guidance
systems or something?

Sarah: Cell phone salesman.

John: Shut up.

Sarah: Cell phone salesman.

Sarah: And not a very good one.

Cameron: These need to be cleaned.

John: Okay, so about the cell phone guy.

Sarah: I-I'm having dinner with him tonight.

John: Dinner?

John: What do you mean, like a date?

Sarah: Not a date.

Cameron: Are you going to kill him?

Sarah: Kill him?

Sarah: I don't know the first thing about him.

Sarah: He interned at Cyberdyne when he was in college.

Sarah: His photo's in a pile of photos.

Sarah: Nobody dies till I say so.

Sarah: Tell her.

Cameron: People die all the time.

Cameron: They won't wait for her.

Cameron: I fooled you again.

Dr. Fleming: Who are you?

Dr. Fleming: How did you find me?

Dr. Fleming: What--what do you want?

Dr. Fleming: Are you a veteran?

Dr. Fleming: Is that what this is about?

Dr. Fleming: Do you speak?

Cromartie: Read that.

Dr. Fleming: H-how did you...

Dr. Fleming: No, no, no.

Dr. Fleming: That's not possible.

Dr. Fleming: That's an epidermal growth rate.

Dr. Fleming: That's just not sustainable.

Dr. Fleming: Keratinocyte and-- a-at that rate, you couldn't possibly
maintain cell regulation or differentiation.

Dr. Fleming: I-it's impossible.

Cromartie: Possible.

Dr. Fleming: Woo was wrong.

Dr. Fleming: Thomason was wrong.

Dr. Fleming: Parker and Lang were almost right and still...

Dr. Fleming: Completely wrong.

Dr. Fleming: I was-- I wasn't even close.

Cromartie: Can you do it?

Dr. Fleming: Well, I-I-I'd have to go to my lab.

Dr. Fleming: There's a whole mix of growth rates, uh, TGF beta, uh, PDGF,

Dr. Fleming: I'd need...

Dr. Fleming: You know, there's a lot of equipment.

Dr. Fleming: Oh, and blood.

Dr. Fleming: We'd need, um, at least 20 units.

Dr. Fleming: Preferably with tissues comprised of--

Cromartie: I brought my own.

Cromartie: Can you do it?

Dr. Fleming: Yes.

Dr. Fleming: Yes, i can.

Sarah (monologue): In 1943, the German physicist Werner Heisenberg
delivered a physics lecture to a packed hall in Zurich. One of the
audience members was Moe Berg, an ex-professional baseball player working
as a spy for the O.S.S. Berg's task was to listen to the lecture and
determine whether Heisenberg and the Germans were close to perfecting the
atomic bomb. If Berg discovered that this was the case, he was to wait for
Heisenberg outside the hall and shoot the scientist in the head. He had
never killed anyone before.

Sarah: So what's your deal, Andy?

Sarah: I can't imagine you majored in cell phone sales at college.

Andy: No.No.

Andy: More like funions and 12-packs of jolt from the vintage soda store
while my roommates and i hacked Zelda iii so the princess would say funny
lines ripped from reruns.

Sarah: What's that language you speak, boy?

Andy: Computer science.

Andy: Caltech. Advanced...Dork.

Sarah: And what would you do with a computer degree from Caltech?

Andy: I don't know. I never got one.

Sarah: Really?

Andy: My father died senior year.

Andy: Mom went a little off the rails. I dropped out to help.

Sarah: I'm sorry.

Andy: That was a long time ago, but...

Andy: Thanks anyway.

Andy: She's good.She married the security guard at her bank.

Andy: You have family?

Sarah: Distant.

Andy: Don't take this the wrong way, but as a cell phone salesman, I think
I can ask.

Andy: Did you ever wanna be anything other than a waitress?

Sarah: Yes, I did.

Andy: What was it?

Sarah: I can't remember.

Sarah: What's this, Andy?

Andy: Oh, isn't it great?

Andy: That is the official promotional poster for the Kramnik Deep Fritz

Andy: Awesome match. Just awesome.

Andy: Most people cite the '97 Kasparov/Deep Blue as the watershed man
versus machine chess match.

Andy: But, uh...

Andy: Fritz would have wiped the floor with Blue just like Kramnik did
with Kasparov.

Andy: Besides, the other poster's impossible to find.

Sarah: What is it you do, Andy?

Andy: Do you wanna see?

Sarah: Yes, I wanna see.

Andy: All right.

Andy: Behold.

Andy: The Turk.

Sarah: The Turk.

Andy: Well, not the original Turk.

Andy: The original Turk was an automaton constructed and unveiled in 1770
by the Baron Wolfgang Von Kempelen.

Andy: It played chess.

Sarah: Is that what your Turk does?

Sarah: It plays chess?

Andy: I know that sounds boring as hell.

Andy: Most people think so.

Andy: But maybe I should put it this way.

Andy: My Turk plays chess at a level that could defeat every human player
that has ever lived and probably ever will live.

Andy: That's not bragging, really.

Andy: A number of AIs can do that now.

Andy: But the AI chess platform is very valuable for artificial
intelligence developers these days.

Andy: What?

Sarah: I thought I saw someone outside.

Andy: Uh, yeah, it's a prowler.

Andy: Back porch.

Andy: It's the police.

Andy: There's been some break-ins in the neighborhood.

Andy: My--

Sarah: I have to go, Andy.

Andy: No, Sarah, wait.

Andy: It's 165 Mesrow.Sarah!

John: Again-- what did it look like?

Sarah: What did it look like?

Sarah: Who cares what it looked like?

Sarah: It was just a rack of computer equipment.

John: Okay, but was there obvious network access?

John: Do you know what kind of bandwidth?

Sarah: You're joking.

John: What about power supply?

John: Was there a cooling element, like a fan or something?

Sarah: John.

John: Mom, I'm just trying to get a sense of the horsepower.

John: I wanna know if this thing was a...

John: Dinky little homemade soap box or if it was a full-fledged AI
platform capable of learning and growing and taking on other applications.

Sarah: It plays chess.

John: So did Einstein.

John: Have you ever heard of the singularity?

John: It's a point in time where machines become so smart that they're
capable of making even making smarter versions of themselves without our

John: That's pretty much the time we can kiss our asses good-bye.

John: Unless we stop it.

John: Like you said you would.

Agent Simpson: So i caught a break on a set of fingerprints from our drug

Agent Simpson: I wanted to see your face when I laid that on you.

Agent Simpson: See, the only fingerprint database I hadn't checked was kid

Agent Simpson: That's no joke.

Agent Simpson: That's him--that's one of your dead terrorists.

Agent Simpson: A black-haired, brown-eyed 35-pound four-year-old boy
living in Canton, Ohio.

Agent Simpson: And that's the look I wanted to see.

Agent Ellison: Hold up.

Agent Ellison: Did your crime scene guys find any peculiar blood?

Agent Simpson: I think they got all the peculiar they could stomach with
these prints.

Agent Ellison: Lab says some blood evidence found at my CI crime scene is
almost human...

Agent Ellison: Except there's no red blood cells present.

Agent Ellison: I wanna see the blood evidence from your guys.

Agent Simpson: I'll get back to you.

Agent Ellison: You're gonna...

Agent Ellison: Double-check those prints, right?

Agent Ellison: On the kid in Canton?

Agent Simpson: Have a party.

Dr. Fleming: The one thing i hadn't thought of, the one thing nobody
thought possible was the use of a synthetic oxygen carrier.

Dr. Fleming: By creating a synthetic spear that carries oxygen, bringing
nutrients to the skin, it obviates the need for the marrow interaction.

Dr. Fleming: The real world applications are...

Dr. Fleming: Mind-blowing.

Dr. Fleming: It's ready.

Dr. Fleming: I, uh, have a video camera.

Dr. Fleming: Would it be all right if--

Cromartie: Move away.

Dr. Fleming: Who are you?

Dr. Fleming: What are you?

Oncology Doctor: Sarah?

Oncology Doctor: Didn't you get my message?

Oncology Doctor: I returned your call about the test results.

Sarah: Y-yeah, I got your message.

Oncology Doctor: Yeah.You're healthy as a horse.

Oncology Doctor: A healthy horse.

Sarah: I got that from your message.

Sarah: I wanted to talk to you about prevention.

Oncology Doctor: For cancer?

Oncology Doctor: What you're doing seems to be working.

Sarah: Specifically.

Oncology Doctor: Um...Don't smoke.

Oncology Doctor: Get lots of exercise.Eat leafy greens.

Oncology Doctor: Don't snort asbestos.

Oncology Doctor: I don't mean to make light, but you've got no risk

Oncology Doctor: No genetic disposition.

Oncology Doctor: Is there anything else about your history that I should

Sarah: No.

Oncology Doctor: You've got children, right?

Oncology Doctor: Yeah, I got two myself.

Oncology Doctor: You worry.

Oncology Doctor: You wanna make sure you're always healthy and strong for

Oncology Doctor: Don't drive yourself crazy chasing the future.

Oncology Doctor: We can't predict...

Oncology Doctor: You know?We can only try and prevent.

Sarah: Andy, it's Sarah.

John: Hey.

Cheri: Hi.

John: You going to chem?

Cheri: Yeah.

John: What is going on?

Cheri: No idea.

Female Student: Is such a skanky, slutty *****.

Girl 1: I love this color.

Girl 1: It's tight, right?

Girl 1: This color's tight.

Girl 2: What is it?

Girl 1: Rash.

Girl 2: It's so tight.

Girl 2: I'm a pig.

Girl 2: I look pregnant.

Girl 2: Does it make me look fat?

Cameron: Yes.

Girl 2: What the hell?

Girl 2: What's your problem?

Cameron: You asked.

Girl 1: ***** ***** much?

Cameron: I don't understand.

Girl 1: I said *****...*****...Much?

Girl 1: What are you looking at?

Cameron: I'm looking at you.

Jordan: You saw it, right?

Jordan: Right?You saw it?

Jordan: It's so...

Jordan: Freakin' big, and right out there!

Cameron: It's freaking big.

Jordan: Right.

Jordan: It is, right?

Jordan: Whoever's doing this is such a jackass.

Jordan: I mean, who would do this?

Jordan: And how would they even know?

Jordan: My parents...

Jordan: They're gonna kill me.

Jordan: Kill me!

Jordan: I mean, don't we have hall monitors or something? I mean, how
could someone just--

Cameron: You're upset.

Jordan: No kidding I'm upset.

Jordan: My life is freaking over!

Cameron: Here's a present.

Cameron: It's tight.

Andy: Well, I have to admit, I wondered if I'd see you again.

Sarah: Miracles happen every day.

Andy: That's funny.

Andy: That was a joke, right?

Sarah: If it was funny, it was a joke.

Andy: So the, uh, police recommended I put in a security system.

Andy: Armed patrol, that kind of thing.

Andy: Can't really afford it, though.

Sarah: You think someone wants the Turk?

Andy: Well, eight years of my life.

Andy: Not just the software.I customized the hardware too.

Andy: One month, I worked so much on a motherboard that I lost my sight
for three days.

Andy: No, that really happened.

Andy: Those circuits are so small.

Andy: A lot of the gear is actually pulled from gaming platforms.

Andy: Did you know that the military uses them?

Andy: Yeah, I've got the guts of three XBoxes and four Playstations

Andy: Plus some seriously modded-out code that I swear came to me in a

Sarah: And all this to beat another computer at chess.

Andy: None of this to beat another computer at chess.

Sarah: Then what?

Sarah: What are you doing?

Andy: Would you believe me if I told you Turk has moods?

Andy: Obviously not in the sense that you and I understand mood, but
sometimes I'll feed it a particular chess problem, and it'll solve it one

Andy: The next day, I feed it the same problem, and it solves it

Andy: Once in a while, it can't even solve it at all.

Andy: Do you know why it does that?

Sarah: No.

Andy: Yeah, neither do I.

Andy: Someday...

Andy: I'm gonna figure it out.

Andy: Someday, Turk'll tell me.

Sarah: You talk about it like it's human.

Andy: Well, you never know.

Andy: What?

Andy: Too far?

Andy: What is it?

Sarah: Nothing.

Sarah: Nothing at all.

Cameron: Do you like this color on me?

John: What?

Cameron: I'm a ***** *****.

John: What?

Cameron: I have a new friend.

John: Did she tell you you were a ***** *****?

Cameron: No.She cried.

John: Wait--what?

John: Okay, what the hell is this thing?

Student: Jumper! Outside the gym!

Male Student: Jump! Jump!

Female Student: Shut up.

Male Student: She's not gonna jump.

Male Student: She's just trying to get attention.

Male Student: Jump!

John: Dude, come on!

Cameron: That's my new friend.

Cameron: The crying one from the bathroom.

John: When?

Cameron: Two hours, three minutes ago.

Cameron: Four minutes ago.

Cameron: She's upset.

Cameron: Her parents are going to kill her.

John: Did you do anything to her?

Cameron: I tried to give her a tight present.

John: We gotta help her--now!

Cameron: No.

John: I'm going up there.

John: Let me go--I order you to let me go!

Cameron: Don't be a freak.

Cameron: Gotta go--now.

John: I could have done something.

John: I was right there.

Sarah: Maybe.

John: Come on, mom.

Sarah: John, people who wanna take their own lives, this girl...

Sarah: If they're serious about it, they'll find a way.

John: You didn't see her.

John: If you'd have seen her, you wouldn't be talking like this.

Sarah: What were you gonna do, be a hero?

Sarah: Get your name in the papers, your face?

Sarah: Isn't that what I'm supposed to be?

John: A hero?

John: Isn't that who I am?

John: If it's just gonna sit inside me, if it's just gonna sit in my gut,
then what are we doing?

John: What's the point?

John: Why not just give it to them if we're gonna act like them?

Sarah: I don't know how to help him.

Cameron: Andy Goode must be killed.

Agent Simpson: Took his eyes, James.

Agent Simpson: Took his friggin' eyes.

Sarah (monologue): On July 16th, 1945, in the mountains outside of Los
Alamos, New Mexico, the world's first atomic bomb exploded.A white light
pierced the sky with such intensity that a blind girl claimed to see the
flash from a hundred miles away. After witnessing the explosion, J.Robert
Oppenheimer quoted a fragment of the Bhagavad Gita, declaring, "I am
become death, the destroyer of worlds." His colleague, Ken Bainbridge, put
it another way when he leaned close to Oppenheimer and whispered, "Now we
are all sons of *******."

Sarah: Now we are all sons of *******.


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Anybody Got Change?

Discussion in 'Recordings [BG]' started by Dr. Cheese, Jan 19, 2006.

  1. Dr. Cheese

    Dr. Cheese Gold Supporting Member

    Mar 3, 2004
    Metro St. Louis
    I've really been enjoying Jamiroquai this week since i picked up their first two CDs. It got me thinking about their antecedents. One group that I feel must have influenced them was Change, a studio group that did vocals in New York and its instrumental tracks in Italy. Their bassist was a monster named David Romani. The group became a more traditional group in later years. I even think Terry Lewis played bass on one of their later albums. Check out the The Very Best of Change on Atlantic Records if you want to hear them. By the way, Luther Vandross had his first featured vocal on a Change song, "The Glow of Love" and later "Searching."


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guitar pickup in bass.

Discussion in 'Pickups & Electronics [BG]' started by bass4nds, Dec 15, 2005.

  1. bass4nds

    Sep 23, 2005
    Hey guys-
    Have you ever heard of putting a guitar pickup into a bass body? would it work as a bass pickup, say, if the poles weren't exposed? Humbucker? Just curious... got a crappy old Fender P-bass and a broken guitar body with Humbuckers... and too much time on my hands! thanks in advance.
  2. JimmyM

    JimmyM Supporting Member

    Apr 11, 2005
    Apopka, FL
    Endorsing: Ampeg Amps, EMG Pickups
    Nope, won't work. Or really, it'll work but it won't work well at all. The polepieces won't line up and some strings won't have any volume, regardless of whether the polepieces are covered. Might work if you had a blade humbucker because there's no polepieces, but definitely not a 6 polepiece pickup. Plus you'll totally kill whatever resale value you might have if you replace it with the guitar pickup.

    If you're going to replace the pickup, do it right and not just because you have too much time on your hands.
  3. mcbrat

    mcbrat Electra Outlaw

    Dec 22, 2004
    they'll work fine. it's a good way to play around with stuff.

    I've got 2 of em like that. the 70 MusicMaster came with a strat SC stock. once you remove the extra cap Fender installed to help it sound like a student bass, it sounds pretty good.

    my "pocket bass" just kept the original guitar pickup in place.

    all the strings ended up close enough to the pole pieces to have good sound/volume.

    you could also experiment with angling the pickup to get closer string to pole piece coverage.....

    going the other way would be worse (bass pickup on a guitar) IMHO....
  4. +1

    The Gretsch BroadKaster bass comes with Gretsch guitar humbuckers installed (the pole pieces are covered), and it sounds great.
  5. Trevorus

    Oct 18, 2002
    Urbana, IL
    It depends on the pickup, and the bass. If you are not worried about resale value, this could be a very cool experiment.
  6. luknfur

    Jan 14, 2004

    Kind of doubtful but if you don't have to route to fit them then give it a go. Something permanent is different and you may want to give it some thought in terms of backup plan, whatever.

    The pickup will likely reproduce the frequencies as it doesn't know what it's in. You're only talking 40Hz difference. However, bass pickups usually are designed to read with a more narrow aperture to yield a tighter/punchier tone. Also two HB's that close together at that location is probably not the ideal setup - but you won't know that till you do it. Depends on the HB's, some are fairly bright.

    I've never had a problem with the pups reading the strings on bass pups whether poles were aligned or not as long as the perimeter strings were not bent out of the magnetic field.
  7. the old musicmaster basses have one strat pickups with diffirent cover.. if you remove the cover you'll just see a six pole strat pickup..
  8. steve21

    steve21 Banned

    I saw a Rickenbacker 4001 on eBay with a DiMarzio X2N pickup.

    They said it worked, and that's the extent of my knowledge on such things.
  9. A9X

    Dec 27, 2003
    Sinny, Oztraya
    I've used a few of the rail polepiece type pickups with varying degrees of success in my shortscale experimental bass. They were all good, just some closer to the tone I was looking for. I tried;
    Dimarzio: X2N, Fasttrack1, Chopper, ProTrack
    SD: Cool and Hot rails

    Got a nice new ash body for it, and will get a new neck made in the new year, once I clear some other bills.
  10. keb

    Mar 30, 2004
    Along these lines, Rickenbacker vintage-styled "toaster" pickups for guitar and bass are actually the same pickup, and it's apparently by intentional design that they can be used on both.

    And on another side note, I once plopped a Seymour Duncan bass pickup in a guitar and it sounded pretty good!
  11. Showdown

    Showdown Supporting Member

    Jan 21, 2002
    Honolulu, Hawaii
    Danelectro uses the same pickups in basses and guitars.


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Discussion in 'Welcomes and Introductions' started by nianys, Aug 26, 2012.

  1. nianys

    nianys TalkEmount All-Pro

    Aug 23, 2012
    Hi guys

    I'm a long time SLR, and later DSLR user, who recently (last February) got into mirrorless, through an (excellent, I love it !) Panasonic GX-1.
    Being an FF shooter as well, and a portraitist mainly, obsessed with DOF control, I've decided to give NEX a spin after the leaked NEX6 rumor and pictures.
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    I'm *extremely* curious of the Focus Peaking feature, which is the primary reason I'm trying a NEX.
    Of course, APS-C sensor is a bonus over m4/3, so I'm looking forward to getting good results with that as well.
    I will get the 18-55 to try, and who knows, this combo might replace my GX-1 as walk-around cam on trips ?
    I'm a very heavy shooter, about 1K shots a month, my family travels quite a bit and I love making portraits of our not quite 4 yr old daughter daily.
    I'm also a horse lover and owner and shoot those animals a lot. I'm a strict jpeg shooter (and often get flamed for it, lol).
    I interact quite a bit on the m4/3user forum which I find wonderfully friendly, and hope to be contributing here as well.
    I have a little blog that is rather photo centric and that you might want to check out :
    A special summer | itsnotthecamera
    Hope to see you there !
  2. Dioptrick

    Dioptrick TalkEmount All-Pro

    Feb 4, 2012
    New Zealand
    Welcome nianys! If you're into legacy glass, I think you will enjoy the 5N very much.

    I shoot jpeg only... I haven't been flamed in this forum... yet! :D
  3. RT_Panther

    RT_Panther TalkEmount Veteran

    Aug 9, 2011
    Good seeing you over here too! :cool:
  4. dixeyk

    dixeyk TalkEmount All-Pro

    Jun 18, 2012
    Bellingham . WA
    GX1 and NEX...hmmm that sounds familiar...where have I seen that before? :)

    Welcome and hope to see many more images. I find myself increasingly using my NEX. Still very much like my GX1 but the NEX and legacy glass is really pretty fun. My favorites are Konica Hexanons and NEX. They really seem to compliment one another. I think you'll find focus peaking a really elegant way to manually focus. It took me a few days to get really comfortable with it but once I did I can't imagine using legacy lenses any other way. FWIW my nine year old and my dogs are favorite targets.

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  5. Bimjo

    Bimjo Super Moderator Subscribing Member

    Oct 28, 2011
    Washington State
    Piker!! Hehe, didn't want you to feel left out or anything. ;)
  6. Bimjo

    Bimjo Super Moderator Subscribing Member

    Oct 28, 2011
    Washington State
    Welcome nianys, I think you'll enjoy your time here. Lots of knowledgeable people here, and we all seem to get along.

    And as for only shooting jpegs- if they do what you need to do that's all that matters. Personally I need all the help I can get, so I shoot RAW. :)
  7. davect01

    davect01 Super Moderator Subscribing Member

    Aug 20, 2011
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    Enjoying your pics, nice work.
  8. apotelyt

    apotelyt TalkEmount Regular

    Jul 8, 2012
    Welcome nianys. I too started from m43 and now using a nex5n with legacy glass. After using the Nex with legacy glass with it's focus peaking feature, it's hard to beat! I kept the EP3 for it's native AF lenses. Of late I find I've been picking the 5n all the time for my shoots.
  9. dbmiller

    dbmiller TalkEmount Top Veteran

    Mar 2, 2012
    New England

    If you can get JPEGs like those straight from the camera, I can see why you wouldn't bother with RAW. But if you do any post-processing on the images, I would highly recommend it.
  10. Dioptrick

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    Feb 4, 2012
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    Aug 25, 2011
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    Hi and welcome Nianys

    I think you will have a lot of fun using the 5N, (imho) its the most versatile out of the current NEX models (I havent had the chance to play around with the 6 yet so I can only compare it with the current models), and as far the the focus peaking goes, I reckon you'll be pleasantly surprised once you start using it as there's nothing quite like it, well...almost, though Canon pioneered the technology and Ricoh utilises it was well they havent had the acclaim Sony has. It is to my understanding that both Canon and Ricoh uses focus peaking as a confirmation on screen tool rather than Sony is doing which is using focus peaking as a method of focusing, this coupled with the ease of adapting lenses, you have got yourself a truly modular system. I think you'll have a lot of fun times ahead :)
  12. Luiz Curcino

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    Apr 27, 2012
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    Welcome nianys!
    I also started with a M4/3 GH1, but bought Nex5N and now I'm loving use with legacy glass.
    With the focus peaking on Nex5N now are difficult to use the GH1 on manual mode ...
    Nex5N sensor is increased, thus more light and better dynamic range than M4/3...

    And I visited your blog and found beautiful pictures. Congratulations! Now let's see your photos here.


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LTE: Late, Tempting, and Elusive

Summary: To some, LTE is the latest mobile wonder technology – bigger, faster, better. But how do institutional investors see it?

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LTE: Late, Tempting, and ElusiveLTE is the new HSPA is the new WCDMA: another wave of new air interfaces, network architectures, and enabled services to add mobile data capacity. From 3G to 3.5G to 4G, vendors are pushing technology into a few "pioneer" operators, hoping to boost sales. Yet, like previous "G's," LTE will see minimal near-term sales, requires $1bn+ of R&D per vendor, and promises uncertain returns. The LTE hype is adding costs for vendors that saw margins fall for two years.

Despite large projects in China and India, we see wireless infrastructure sales down 5% in '09, after 10% growth in '08. As major 2G rollouts near an end, emerging markets 3G pricing should take to new lows. Some 75% of sales are with four vendors (Ericsson, NSN-Nortel, Huawei, and Alcatel-Lucent), but margins have been falling: we do not see consolidation (like the recent NSN-Nortel deal) structurally improving margins. LTE is another chapter in the story of a fundamentally deflationary market, with each successive generation having a shorter lifecycle and yielding lower sales. We expect a period of heightened (and politicised) competition for a few "strategic accounts," and fresh attempts to "buy" share (as in NSN-Nortel, or by ZTE).

Late Is Great. We think LTE will roll out later, and in a more limited form than is even now being proposed (after delays at Verizon and others). There is little business case for aggressive deployment, even at CDMA operators whose roadmaps are reaching dead ends. HSPA+ further confuses the picture.

Temptations Galore. Like WCDMA, every vendor thinks it can take market share in LTE. And like WCDMA, we think share shifts will prove limited, and the ensuing fight for deals will leave few winners.

Elusive Economics. LTE demands $1bn in R&D spend over three to five years; with extensive testing and sharing of technical data among leading operators, there is little scope to cut corners (or costs).  LTE rollouts will not improve poor industry margins, and at 2.6GHz, may force network sharing.

Reaching for the Grapes

Table 1 shows aggregate sales, EBITDA, and capex for the top global and emerging markets operators. It reflects a minefield of M&A, currencies, private equity deals, and changes in reporting structure. Getting more complete data is nearly impossible: GSA says there are 284 GSM/WCMDA operators, and CDG claims another 280 in CDMA. We have long found only limited correlation between aggregate capex numbers and OEM sales (which often lag shipments due to revenue recognition). Despite rising data traffic volumes and emerging markets capex, we think equipment vendor sales will fall 5%+ in US$. We think LTE adds risk by bringing forward R&D spend to lock down key customers, but committing OEMs to roll out immature technology with uncertain commercial demand.

Table 1: Sales and Capex Growth, '05-'09E

  '05 '06 '07 '08 '09E
Top 20 Global Operators
Sales Growth 13% 16% 15% 10% 5%
EBITDA Growth 13% 15% 14% 10% 8%
Capex Growth 10% 10% 5% 9% -1%
Top 25 Emerging Market Operators
Sales Growth 35% 38% 29% 20% 11%
EBITDA Growth 33% 46% 30% 18% 8%
Capex Growth 38% 29% 38% 25% -12%
Global Capex Total 16% 18% 13% 14% -5%

Source: Arete Research

LaTE for Operators

LTE was pushed by the GSM community in a global standards war against CDMA and WiMAX. Since LTE involves new core and radio networks, and raises the prospect of managing three networks (GSM, WCMDA/HSPA, and LTE), it is a major roadmap decision for conservative operators. Added to this are questions about spectrum, IPR, devices, and business cases. These many issues render moot near-term speculation about timing of LTE rollouts.

Verizon and DoCoMo aside, few operators profess an appetite for LTE's new radio access products, air interfaces, or early-stage handsets and single-mode datacards. We expect plans for "commercial service" in '10 will be "soft" launches. Reasons for launching early tend to be qualitative: gaining experience with new technology, or a perception of technical superiority. A look at leading operators shows only a few have clear LTE commitments.

  • Verizon already pushed back its Phase I (fixed access in 20-30 markets) to 2H10, with "rapid deployment" in '11-'12 at 700MHz, 850MHz, and 1.9GHz bands, and national coverage by '15, easily met by rolling out at 700Mhz. Arguably, Verizon is driven more by concerns over the end of the CDMA roadmap, and management said it would "start out slow and see what we need to do."
  • TeliaSonera targets a 2010 data-only launch in two cities (Stockholm and Oslo), a high-profile test between Huawei and Ericsson.
  • Vodafone's MetroZone concept uses low-cost femto- or micro-cells for urban areas; it has no firm commitment on launching LTE.
  • 3 is focussing on HSPA+, with HSPA datacards in the UK offering 15GB traffic for £15, on one-month rolling contracts.
  • TelefónicaO2 is awaiting spectrum auctions in key markets (Germany, UK) before deciding on LTE; it is sceptical about getting datacards for lower frequencies.
  •  Orange says it is investing in backhaul while it "considers LTE network architectures."
  • T-Mobile is the most aggressive, aiming for an '11 LTE rollout to make up for its late start in 3G, and seeks to build an eco-system around VoLGA (Voice over LTE via Generic Access).
  • China Mobile is backing a China-specific version (TD-LTE), which limits the role for Western vendors until any harmonising of standards.
  • DoCoMo plans to launch LTE "sometime" in '10, but was burnt before in launching WCDMA early. LTE business plans submitted to the Japanese regulator expect $11bn of spend in five years, some at unique frequency bands (e.g., 1.5GHz and 1.7GHz).

LTE's "commercial availability" marks the start of addressing the issue of handling voice, either via fallback to circuit switched networks, or with VoIP over wireless. The lack of LTE voice means operators have to support three networks, or shut down GSM (better coverage than WCDMA) or WCDMA (better data rates than GSM).  This is a major roadblock to mass market adoption: Operators are unlikely to roll out LTE based on data-only business models. The other hope is that LTE sparks fresh investment in core networks: radio is just 35-40% of Vodafone's capex and 30% of Orange's. The rest goes to core, transmission, IT, and other platforms. Yet large OEMs may not benefit from backhaul spend, with cheap wireline bandwidth and acceptance for point-to-multipoint microwave.

HSPA+ is a viable medium-term alternative to LTE, offering similar technical performance and spectral efficiency. (LTE needs, 20MHz vs. 10Mhz for HSPA+.)  There have been four "commercial" HSPA+ launches at 21Mbps peak downlink speeds, and 20+ others are pending. Canadian CDMA operators Telus and Bell (like the Koreans) adopted HSPA only recently. HSPA+ is favoured by existing vendors: it lacks enough new hardware to be an entry point for the industry's second-tier (Motorola, NEC, and to a lesser extent Alcatel-Lucent), but HSPA+ will also require new devices. There are also further proposed extensions of GSM, quadrupling capacity (VAMOS, introducing MIMO antennas, and MUROS for multiplexing re-use); these too need new handsets.

Vendors say successive 3G and 4G variants require "just a software upgrade."  This is largely a myth.  With both HSPA+ or LTE, the use of 64QAM brings significant throughput degradation with distance, sharply reducing the cell area that can get 21Mbps service to 15%. MIMO antennas and/or multi-carrier solutions with additional power amplifiers are needed to correct this. While products shipping from '07 onwards can theoretically be upgraded to 21Mbps downlink, both capacity (i.e., extra carriers) and output power (to 60W+) requirements demand extra hardware (and new handsets). Vendors are only now starting to ship newer multi-mode (GSM, WCDMA, and LTE) platforms (e.g., Ericsson's RBS6000 or Huawei's Uni-BTS). Reducing the number of sites to run 2G, 3G, and 4G will dampen overall equipment sales.

Tempting for Vendors

There are three reasons LTE holds such irresistible charm for vendors. First, OEMs want to shift otherwise largely stagnant market shares. Second, vendor marketing does not allow for "fast followers" on technology roadmaps. Leading vendors readily admit claims of 100-150Mpbs throughput are "theoretical" but cannot resist the tendency to technical one-upmanship. Third, we think there will be fewer LTE networks built than in WCDMA, especially at 2.6GHz, as network-sharing concepts take root and operators are capital-constrained. Can the US afford to build 4+ nationwide LTE networks? This scarcity makes it even more crucial for vendors to win deals.

Every vendor expected to gain share in WCDMA. NSN briefly did, but Huawei is surging ahead, while ALU struggled to digest Nortel's WCDMA unit and Motorola lost ground. Figure 1 shows leading radio vendors' market share. In '07, Ericsson and Huawei gained share.  In '08, we again saw Huawei gain, as did ALU (+1ppt), whereas Ericsson was stable and Motorola and NSN lost ground.

Figure 1: Wireless Infrastructure Market Share, '07E-'09E

Figure 1: Wireless Infrastructure Market Share. Source: Arete Research

Source: Arete Research; others incl. ZTE, Fujitsu, LG, Samsung, and direct sub-systems vendor sales (Powerwave, CommScope, Kathrein, etc.);
excludes data and transmission sales from Cisco, Juniper, Harris, Tellabs, and others.

While the industry evolved into an oligopoly structure where four vendors control 75% of sales, this has not eased pricing pressure or boosted margins. Ericsson remains the industry no. 1, but its margins are half '07 levels; meanwhile, NSN is losing money and seeking further scale buying Nortel's CDMA and LTE assets. Huawei's long-standing aggressiveness is being matched by ZTE (now with 1,000 staff in EU), and both hired senior former EU execs from vendors such as Nortel and Motorola. Alcatel-Lucent and Motorola are battling to sustain critical mass, with a mix of technologies for each, within ~$5bn revenue business units.

We had forecast Nortel's 5% share would dwindle to 3% in '09 (despite part purchase by NSN) and Motorola seems unlikely to get LTE wins it badly needs, after abandoning direct 3G sales. ALU won a slice of Verizon's LTE rollout (though it may be struggling with its EPC core product), and hopes for a role in China Mobile's TD-LTE rollouts, but lacks WCDMA accounts to migrate. Huawei's market share gains came from radio access more than core networks, but we hear it recently won Telefónica for LTE. NSN was late on its HSPA roadmap (to 7.2Mpbs and 14.4Mbps), and lacks traction in packet core. It won new customers in Canada and seeks a role in AT&T's LTE rollout, but is likely to lose share in '09. Buying Nortel is a final (further) bid for scale, but invites risks around retaining customers and integrating LTE product lines. Finally, Ericsson's no. 1 market share looks stable, but it has been forced to respond to fresh lows in pricing from its Asian rivals, now equally adept at producing leading-edge technology, even if their delivery capability is still lagging.

Elusive Economics

The same issues that plagued WCDMA also make LTE elusive: coverage, network performance, terminals, and volume production of standard equipment. Operators have given vendors a list of issues to resolve in networks (esp. around EPC) and terminals. Verizon has its own technical specs relating to transmit output power and receive sensitivity, and requires tri-band support. We think commercialising LTE will require vendors to commit $1bn+ in R&D over three to five years, based on teams of 2-3,000 engineers. LTE comes at a time when every major OEM is seeking €1bn cost savings via restructuring, but must match plunging price levels.

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Broadpeak is best known for its CDN delivery and selection technology.

Broadpeak to Show Low-Latency Streaming at 2017 NAB Show March 21st 2017 - 05:00 PM

Broadpeak will be showing its two major products: nanoCDN and umbrella CDN at the 2017 NAB Show, with a focus on quality and low latency.

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StreamGuys Launches SaaS Service for Live Podcasting and Video Stream Repurposing March 20th 2017 - 01:00 PM

StreamGuys, a content delivery network and streaming media provider, will launch new video features in its cloud-based SGrecast live stream repurposing platform.

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Edgeware CDN Selector.

Edgeware Adds Akamai and Level3 Support to its TV CDN Architecture March 16th 2017 - 12:00 PM

Edgeware has added third-party support to its CDN Selector to make it easier for its customers to deliver content to wider audiences. It now allows operators to deliver the same content from a single NAS over Akamai and Level3 services.

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TeamCast provides digital modulators for satellite, wireless and Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT).

TeamCast Extends Satellite Modulation to Mixed Broadcast and Broadband Services March 8th 2017 - 05:00 PM

TeamCast, a Washington D.C based provider of digital modulation technologies for satellite, wireless and Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) transmission, is showing a new high capacity DVB-S2X modulator at the Satellite 2017 show.

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Trump inauguration drives streaming to new heights.

Timing Helps Trump Inauguration Set New Streaming Record January 26th 2017 - 04:00 PM

President Trump’s inauguration may have been boycotted by many on the ground but set a new record for live streaming by generating more data traffic over Akamai’s CDN (Content Delivery Network) than any other single news or sporting event.

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Articles You May Have Missed January 25th 2017 - 08:00 AM

While OTA broadcasters contemplate the future, competitors advance.

Over-the-air broadcasters are entering perhaps the most chaotic period in the technology’s history. With the FCC-mandated spectrum swap and new technology ATSC 3.0 on the horizon, video program delivery becomes ever more confusing.

Once the new kid on the block, IPTV is now part of the pay TV mainstream. Research shows that IPTV single handedly dragged the US pay TV market back to growth in the last quarter of 2014. Similar results occurred in several European countries including the Netherlands.

With the likes of Amazon, Netflix, Hulu and other new content providers, viewers, especially younger viewers, are signing up for the services. Just what does the IPTV market hold? Learn more about these OTA competitors in these two recent articles.

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Paris is Always A Good Idea and I Love Pink set 2 11x14 Prints

A favorite quote of mine by Audrey Hepburn. These prints are 11 x 14, done in shades of pink and black.

Not the colors you want, no problem just message me and I can customize them it to match your decor

Your Print is 11x14.

=========================About My Prints=========================

All of my prints are made to order by me, they are available in the colors shown or can be customized to match your decor. Please check out my color chart for frequently used colors. If you don’t see the color you want, you can send me a photo of your bedding/decor and I can match it.

If a draft is necessary please allow 1-3 DAYS for your draft, I usually get them to you much sooner than that. Drafts will be posted in Etsy Conversation, so please check there. I will not ship any prints until I receive your approval.

All of my prints are unframed and unmated and printed on your choice of glossy or matte photo paper .

-glossy photo paper Red River 68lb UltraPro Gloss
- matte photo paper Red River 88lb Polar Matte

8x10 PRINTS are printed on 8 1/2 x 11 paper. All prints will have a small white border around the edge to help with framing.

=========================About Shipping =========================

12x12 prints and smaller prints are placed in a cellophane sleeve and shipped flat in a stay-flat envelope with extra heavy duty chipboard added for protection.

Prints larger than 12x12 are shipped in a cardboard tube. If you order a large and a smaller print together, they will both be shipped in the cardboard tube. If you would rather have your smaller prints shipped flat please let me know so that I can invoice you for the extra shipping.

All prints are sent via USPS First Class Mail which provides 2-4 days service. If you would like to upgrade to Priority Mail which provides 1-3 days please message me.

GIFT - If you are purchasing this as a gift and would like to include a gift card please let me know.

* I do my very best to match colors, however colors may appear slightly different when you receive them than what was on your computer or phone screen*

====================DIGITAL PRINT OPTION====================

If you would like to turn this print into a digital file you may be interested in this listing.

Shipping from United States

Processing time

3-5 business days

Customs and import taxes

Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.

Payment Options

Secure options
  • Accepts Etsy gift cards

Returns & Exchanges

I gladly accept exchanges

Just contact me within: 5 days of delivery

Ship items back to me within: 21 days of delivery

I don't accept returns or cancellations

But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.

The following items can't be returned or exchanged

Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:

  • Custom or personalized orders
  • Perishable products (like food or flowers)
  • Digital downloads
  • Intimate items (for health/hygiene reasons)

Conditions of return

Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.

Privacy policy

I will only use your shipping and billing address, and contact information

  • To communicate with you about your order
  • To fulfill your order
  • For legal reasons (like paying taxes)

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