DARPA’s Ground X-Vehicle Technology (GXV-T) program seeks to develop groundbreaking technologies that would make future armored fighting vehicles significantly more mobile, effective, safe and affordable. The program recently awarded Phase 1 contracts to eight organizations. Learn more at: http://www.darpa.mil/news-events/2016-04-26
Die Stadtwerke Augsburg haben zunächst an zwei Straßenbahn-Haltestellen Bodenampeln installiert – so soll es vor allem für abgelenkte Handynutzer mehr Sicherheit geben !
Dream, design, and play games. Infinite Arcade is a video game construction kit. It’s the fourth app in Tinybop’s Digital Toys series which also includes the iPad App of the Year, The Robot Factory. Download Infinite Arcade on the App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/infinite-arcade-by-tinybop/id1095694895
Creative Time and the Brooklyn Navy Yard present Duke Riley’s Fly By Night. Fly By Night runs May 7 – June 12, 2016. Learn more here: http://creativetime.org/projects/flybynight/ Directed by Olivia Merrion
An American outfitter in China and the Tao of fighting a losing battle. Meet Travis Winn, an American who traveled to China for the first time 15 years ago to join his dad on a first descent of the Headwaters of the Salween River in Tibet. On that first trip Travis realized that most Chinese citizens had no way to get out and experience free-flowing rivers. And later he learned that at the rate these rivers were being dammed, very few people would ever have a chance to see the rivers in their pristine and natural state. Risking his mental and physical health, Travis continues to strive toward his personal goal to bring the Chinese people closer to their rivers. Presented by NRS www.nrs.com Directed by Will Stauffer-Norris www.willstauffernorris.com Produced by Travis Winn and Last Descents River Expeditions www.lastdescents.com Music: Low Rollers, Spit off the Bridge, and One Shot Charlie by Cory Gray The Departure by nisei23 Ronny by Alex Fitch Rise by Igor Khabarov A New Season by Lee Brooks
Presenting on World Book Day – 23 April 2016, an exclusive short “The Eternal Search”, featuring Bollywood Actress Hrishitaa Bhatt in lead. The film combines three different eras (Royal Indian Era, Present Time and Post Apocalyptic World) and highlights a mystic connection that runs through these varied periods. We see a single female character- elegant, feminine and embossed with a clear stamp of the said era – lingering through life, hovering over the questions of living and walking out triumphantly with the secret of life. Watch out to find the connection with World Book Day, and subscribe us for many more interesting diverse films and videos coming up… An Atiksh Entertainment Pvt Ltd Presentation Producer: Shilpa Sharma Director: Ajitesh Sharma Actress: Hrishitaa Bhatt Creative Director: Johnny Baweja Director of Photography: Ashish Reuben Music Director: Udit Prakash Editor: Johnny Baweja Writer: Sushant Sudhakaran Hair & Makeup: Anannya Chawla Pre & Production: Atiksh Entertainment Pvt Ltd Post Production: Let’s Ring the Bell Productions VFX & Publicity Design: Baboon Design Studios Publicity Partner: Picture N Kraft Media Partner: Keep Rolling Films
ENGLISH SUBTITLED MADE DURING KINO BELLEVILLE IN APRIL 2016 This film is about the 13th of November 2015. This film is a testimony about life after these attacks. I don’t know how to express something without pictures. I need this. I think about all the people who died this day, and all who are suffering since then. It’s been six months and it’s still complicated, but slowly we’ll be okay. Thank you to Justine Assaf who played this. And Yves for this dance. Thank you Camille For the impro and thank you Nils Frahm & his publisher, MANNERS MCDADE MUSIC PUBLISHING for the licence. Filmed, edited, written and directed by SEB HOUIS With JUSTINE ASSAF & YVES JANNIC Music by CAMILLE DEMOURES & NILS FRAHM SHOT MOSTLY WITH A 5D MARK3 IN RAW – EQUIPED WITH MAGIC LANTERN THE SNOW SHOT WAS MADE WITH A SONY RX100 M4 IN SLOW MOTION MODE THE SHOOTING (EXCEPT FOR THE OLD SHOTS) WAS MADE IN 5 DAYS / EDITED IN TWO.
Music video by Janet Jackson performing What Have You Done For Me Lately. (C) 1986 A&M Records
Carolyn McCarthy doesn’t know what her new gun ban really bans
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