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He knows that without pictures -- ideally moving pictures -- stories lose oxygen.
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You'll find more and more of our moving pictures on YouTube.
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In reality, the moviegoers were skeptical of the concept of moving pictures.
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Nineteen-ninety-nine did rewire how we tell stories in moving pictures.
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And some people will always prefer written words to moving pictures and sounds.
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The camera converts infrared energy into an electronic signal to create moving pictures.
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He was again, this time in moving pictures, telling my life back to me.
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I was really moved by the way that the images were transformed into moving pictures.
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In two-dimensional images, he created three-dimensional stories; the photos feel like moving pictures.
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Brendan Huza helped tell our story in moving pictures, bringing us up to this sweet moment.
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The video flickers as new marks and small alterations are made to the developing moving pictures.
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He channeled his visionary talents into moving pictures, creating some of the earliest special effects in film.
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Just let your eyes glaze over, and Spotlight will auto-advance you through the pretty moving pictures.
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More and more online content and advertising, he predicts, will come in the form of moving pictures.
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But he is a searcher, and that searching informs his visual style with its restless, moving pictures.
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Those are both on Moving Pictures , which was their eighth studio album that came out in 1980.
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Its license dates back to 1905, when founder Anna Nitsch-Fitzfirst started showing moving pictures in a tent.
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That looks "right" on moving pictures, but for action sequences, that means that every individual frame is slightly blurry.
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The Redmond, Washington-based company said its new Video Indexer can identify faces, voices and emotions in moving pictures.
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"If you liked the novel, it's as good as having an audiobook with moving pictures," Samuel L. Jackson said.
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It's 1906, and while wonders like moving pictures are rapidly shrinking the world, the dream of unknown lands endures.
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There are just a lot of different companies making and selling big slabs of glass that create moving pictures.
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"The Image Book" implies a disturbing connection between the industrialization of killing and the mass production of moving pictures.
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The tender, moving pictures celebrate the preciousness of each moment shared by the couple in the face of mortality.
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Kik has previously admitted its growth is essentially stalled, so maybe team talking with moving pictures will help with that.
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She loved Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird, she told me, and she's interested in telling more comprehensive stories with moving pictures.
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She is given to soft and clinging gowns, and, according to her own confession, is very fond of moving pictures.
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You can't watch 93-megapixel moving pictures on your TV without treating your ears to the ultimate in surround sound.
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You can't watch 32-megapixel moving pictures on your TV without treating your ears to the ultimate in surround sound.
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They have a great and storied history in the cinema, dating back to Thomas Edison's first experiments in moving pictures.
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Although the art of moving pictures was still in its nascent stage, the movie of the queen is remarkably clear.
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Iconic images Thaer Mohammed, a photographer who lives 15 minutes away from the Sawas family home, took the moving pictures.
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"The story of my nuclear family in moving pictures, brings us up to this sweet moment," the musician captioned the video.
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It was relatively small, at 110 pounds and 11 feet long, but it was the first moving pictures of the creature.
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Today's smartphone users aren't exactly short of apps and online spaces to share moving pictures publicly or with followers or friends.
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With its four-times platinum eighth album "Moving Pictures," Rush mastered a paring down from multipart suites to lean rock songs.
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They were unfamiliar with moving pictures and felt sure the train was going to come out of the screen and kill them.
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Our voices have been so silenced since the advent of moving pictures that whenever we're thrown a bone—we throw a party.
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Shooting full 4K video will be a boon to fans of moving pictures and the camera introduces a "slow and quick" mode.
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"Moving Pictures," which includes the song "Tom Sawyer," was the band's best-selling album, with four million sales in the United States.
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But perhaps we had just been thinking in Kiarostami, albeit without the aid of the usual apparatus of moving pictures and recorded sounds.
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Sure, the radio took off in the '20s and '30s, but the movies still offered big, moving pictures, something the radio just couldn't.
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With another push of a button, the television vanishes and a projector appears across the room, casting moving pictures across an entire wall.
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Revenue could eventually come from selling ads alongside relevant GIFs or by letting GIF creators integrate their mini moving pictures with popular franchises.
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It uses the same tech as PicsArt's photograpy app, except for many photos played in rapid succession for the magic of (gasp) moving pictures.
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Now in its ninth year, the Yellowknife Film Festival was set up by Western Arctic Moving Pictures, a nonprofit arts organization based in Yellowknife.
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If moving pictures aren't your thing, or you're going to be out somewhere, you can listen to the Super Bowl live in a few ways.
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Suddenly, audiences were engulfed by audible moving pictures, enchanted by a rush of city voices and city sounds, including gunfire, tapping feet, and tapping keys.
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This transition, to Postman, meant that mankind was leaving behind evidence, forethought, and eloquence and instead took up a language made up of constantly moving pictures.
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Branded and native ad content can be seamlessly interwoven with quality journalistic content — through words, sound and moving pictures — and delivered on a nonlinear mobile platform.
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In "Moving Pictures", the tenth book in the Discworld series, a power-mad director announces that he wants "a thousand elephants" for one of his films.
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We've had obviously technology from moving pictures to-- these days, you know-- the disruption that's being done in logistics and in bio-tech and green tech.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. How do you translate crippling depression – that feeling of being bolted to your bed – into moving pictures and sounds?
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Moving Pictures Gallery was inaugurated by a performance by audiovisual artist Jonas Bers, who played a setup of hacked videogame machines from the 80s and 90s.
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Blackton had become intrigued by moving pictures as a young artist-reporter, when he was sent by The New York World to sketch and interview Thomas Edison.
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HDR Is Ruining Your PhotosHigh Dynamic Range photography represents the incredible feats that can be accomplished with…Read more ReadThat aesthetic, thankfully, can't translate to moving pictures.
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On an iPhone, this is the magic of Apple's Live Photos, moving pictures that capture the action 1.5 seconds before and after you hit the shutter button.
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Freedman, who originally designed his mutoscope in 2003, tells Creators that he wants to showcase the magic of moving pictures by making the illusion obvious to viewers.
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Back in the day, most major films had novelizations, apparently to appease people who wanted to keep up on Hollywood but who didn't actually like moving pictures.
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If you want to use original material for your creation, most animated GIF sites include tools for you to upload content and make your own gently moving pictures.
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It's a narrative that stretches back to the beginning of the 20th century with the advent of peepshow machines that played moving pictures like What the Butler Saw.
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Noticing the trend, Californian Grant Long moved to China and partnered with local entrepreneurs Ann Ding and Jiaming Yin to create Dongtu, which means "moving pictures" in Chinese.
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Through a series of product launches — most recently the new Omni — the company signals that it has your back in the battle against bi-dimensional consumption of moving pictures.
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Despite the prognosticators expecting books to have moving pictures, interactivity, and dynamic narratives, almost nothing in that direction has actually occurred as readers continue to enjoy the traditional format.
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Adina Hoffman's superb " Ben Hecht: Fighting Words, Moving Pictures " (in the Yale Jewish Lives series) loads Hecht's staggering contradictions into a compact but abounding two hundred and twenty pages.
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Everything is now a story so that you pay more attention to your phone and you get bored less quickly — moving pictures with sound tend to attract your eyes.
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These include 220's "Moving Pictures," which sold 22015 million copies; 21983's "22014," which sold 21997 million copies; and the 219 compilation "Chronicles," which sold 20093 million copies.
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Was he also, as some critics held, a one-trick actor, who ought to have stayed as a model for Brylcreem and knitted-jumper patterns rather than trying moving pictures?
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The Google Photos app — besides its proficiency as the best cloud storage option for smartphone image files — also happens to utilize some AI to turn your shots into moving pictures.
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"Movies" are, mostly, what we see in theaters (or cinemas, just to confuse the issue further), while "moving pictures" pop up on nearly every surface, distracting us from our distraction.
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To this date, 2112 is Rush's second best selling LP (behind only 1980's Moving Pictures) and is a testament to the power of a band sticking to its vision.
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Before that, there were other dabbles in video: last year, LinkedIn launched a Quora-style Q&A service with influencers on the site that marked its first foray into moving pictures.
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Though I couldn't initially view the post itself, more googling revealed that Freshjive had also uploaded a video called "Freshjive Moving Pictures - How To Roll A Blunt" on April 29, 2011.
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"What was new when it opened is that for a cheap price, five to 10 cents, it would not only offer moving pictures but also Yiddish vaudeville shows," Ms. Thissen said.
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One of those miniseries was titled "The Dream Merchants," about the pioneers of the movie business who asked customers to give them a nickel to watch actors perform silently in moving pictures.
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I picture Biden's rallies with flapper girls and men in suspenders and wicker hats doing the Charleston, while moving pictures and maybe even "talkies" screen on a white sheet in the background.
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Accomplished photographer Michael Dweck converted a decade-long obsession with a dying Long Island stock-car track into an eerily beautiful documentary — like one of his art-museum exhibitions, but with moving pictures.
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Rush built an audience through extensive touring and increasing FM radio airplay, and its early 1980s albums, "Permanent Waves" (1980) and "Moving Pictures" (1981), both reached the Top Five in the United States.
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It's the closest thing the medium has had to its own The Great Train Robbery (the pioneering 1903 moving-pictures blockbuster that defined much of cinema's language and was, coincidentally, also 12 minutes long).
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Those are the formats we actually use to share moving pictures right now, the formats that work in any app and across any device (excepting, well, a lot of iOS apps and devices. Ahem).
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Cinema's earliest pioneers may not have figured out how to synchronise moving pictures and recorded sound, but their films had audio accompaniment, whether from orchestras and organists or from percussionists adding gunshots and thunder.
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If moving pictures aren't your thing, or you're going to be out somewhere, you can listen to the Super Bowl live in a few ways: TuneIn, SiriusXM, NFL GamePass, and Westwood One radio stations.
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When: Friday, March 27000–Sunday, March 23 Where: Automata (24 Chung King Ct., Chinatown, Los Angeles) Using drawings, paper sets, and moving pictures, Into the Rice Fields portrays a fantastical world on an intimate scale.
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In Moving Pictures, an octet led by the percussionist Mr. Rudolph, the rhythms of Brazil, West Africa and the Caribbean combine in an aesthetic that recalls the various fusion sounds of the 4943s and '80s.
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"I'm thrilled that Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo and their colleagues have been recognized for their extraordinary, courageous coverage, and our photojournalists for their moving pictures that show humanity defying huge obstacles," Adler said.
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This enthralling short video is the final presentation of a technologically advanced project by animation studio, Treat, who used a stop-motion animation technique with three-dimensional images to create a smooth series of moving pictures.
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If you could break the value of entertainment down by media type, then is an hour with a good book inherently less valuable than two episodes of a great TV show because the latter has moving pictures?
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When Lifeprint first launched its augmented reality printer back in 2016, it seems like almost the entire internet made the same connection: that looks a whole lot like the moving pictures in the Harry Potter books and movies.
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For example, it recently dawned on us that the term "movies," which we all take for granted, is actually a cute colloquial abbreviation of "moving pictures," which is quite literally what the viewer experienced when watching early films.
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The moving pictures inhabit the space between GIF and video but act more like something out of the wizarding world of Harry Potter, giving iPhone users even more of an excuse to take album upon album of pics.
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On the moving-pictures front, Apple beat Amazon to the punch in 2015 when the company teamed up with Pottermore to release the exclusive Harry Potter Enhanced Editions of all seven books into its iBookstore for iOS devices.
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Like the best animation it doesn't just please the eye, but also inspires: Beams points to a febrile world of experience that can't be reduced to a mere sequence of moving pictures, but gives it her best shot anyway.
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Unlike Spotify and its clones, which include essentially all the music a person could want, one relatively cheap subscription to any Movie/TV streaming service doesn't give you access to more-or-less the entire history of moving pictures.
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This Fritz Lang sci-fi film about the working class rebellion against a futuristic elite was made in 1927 and—even as one of the earliest moving pictures—is still heralded as one of the greatest films ever made.
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Nonfiction BEN HECHT Fighting Words, Moving Pictures By Adina Hoffman THE NOTORIOUS BEN HECHT Iconoclastic Writer and Militant Zionist By Julien Gorbach For understandable reasons, biographies about Ben Hecht have focused almost exclusively on his screenwriting career in Hollywood.
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We can get super nerdy about this, but do you think this is where humans just always have been and just that there's now technology that's bringing them moving pictures on their phones that they can carry around in their pocket?
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Amid developments from competitors like Twitter and Facebook going back years to bring more engagement to its platforms with the use of moving pictures, the Microsoft-owned LinkedIn introduced its first native video features only in the summer of 2017.
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Through the highly influential 411VM—skating's first video magazine, started in 1993—Ricky Oyola, Matt Reason, Fred Gall, and a local named Lil' Stevie, along with a cast of regulars too long to mention, became the world's first moving pictures of Philadelphia skateboarding.
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For me, Toronto is where I shake off the summer-movie blahs and blues by submerging myself in eight, nine, 10 hours of moving pictures a day, an immersion akin to a cinematic ritual bath, if from the comfort of stadium seating.
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Men like Gaumont and the Lumière brothers, who patented and presented an early cinematograph in 1895, were focused then on the mechanics of moving pictures as a way to document real life: workers leaving a factory, crowds gathered for a parade, trains traveling along tracks.
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A. The MP3 format — short for MPEG Audio Layer III, with MPEG itself short for Moving Pictures Experts Group — has been around for more than 20 years and rose to popularity around the turn of the 21st century, thanks to portable music players and internet file-sharing services.
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The deployment is subtle enough that you might not notice it if you're focusing on the moving pictures, but it's an iconic photograph of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s entourage, pointing in the direction of James Earl Ray, King's assassin, seconds after King fell to the ground at their feet.
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"Ben Hecht: Fighting Words, Moving Pictures," by Adina Hoffman, an accomplished literary biographer, and "The Notorious Ben Hecht: Iconoclastic Writer and Militant Zionist," by the first-time author Julien Gorbach, a crime reporter turned journalism professor, both play down Hecht's screenwriting in order to dig more deeply into his relatively unexplored Jewish side.
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"The Circus" also spends a good deal of time chronicling the impact of technology, from a practical perspective -- as the railroad allowed the traveling show to bypass small towns and head to big cities -- and in terms of innovation, with electric lighting and moving pictures among the draws the impresarios used to attract crowds.
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David Willis, co-creator/writer/EP of Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell,Aqua Teen Hunger Force, and Squidbillies: Adult Swim introduced a little more absurdity into the mainstream, proving that you don't always need story or structure or compelling characters or animation or dialogue or moving pictures or bright colors to fool people into watching television.
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You know, for a box that's main function is to beam moving pictures straight into our eyeballs, we fork out an awful lot of money for TV. But the steadfast rising costs of cable programming in recent years coaxed people to cut the cord in droves and pivot into streaming instead (which is also getting more and more expensive by the minute, FYI).
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Since it's my job today, I indulged the frisson of curiosity I felt about MPEG and found out that the acronym is for the Moving Pictures Experts Group, who are actual people, a subset of the International Organization for Standardization, also actual people, who seek to herd the many cat videos in this world into a homogeneous format so that everyone in said world can enjoy them.
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The festival kicks off on Saturday night with a set from the percussionist Adam Rudolph and his Moving Pictures ensemble; it closes on Sunday evening with the Brooklyn Raga Massive's "In D," a new piece for large ensemble inspired by Terry Riley's minimalist classic "In C." In between, performers will include the esteemed bassist Reggie Workman, the young mridangam player Rajna Swaminathan and the sitarist Neel Murgai.pioneerworks.
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Coveted by many top producers, SSL consoles have played a role in countless hit albums, from Rush's Moving Pictures to Tupac Shakur's All Eyez On Me. Just look at the difference between its Duality console and the SSL 2+: There have always been options for affordable audio interfaces that cost a couple hundred dollars, but competition is increasing with the rise of home studios.
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Working on the fringes of the mainstream art world, the two recently launched Moving Pictures Gallery, pairing with the online art-selling platforms Ascribe and Artlery, which use bitcoin and blockchain technologies to keep a transparent, permanent record of provenance, and to keep a "smart contract" agreement between artist, collector, and patron, ensuring that all involved parties automatically receive compensation for their contributions to valuing the work.
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A century ago, the makeup wasn't much different, with multimillionaires who hit it big in "oil, steel, railroads, mining, limber, motorcars, banking, real estate, moving pictures, foreign trade, speculating, the manufacturing of widgets, the marketing of toothpaste, the distribution of the assets of button kings," writes Michael Gross in "740 Park," his book about the limestone co-op at East 71st that may be the avenue's most exclusive address.
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