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[C7.] Youth Movement at History Channel A memo at History Channel has asked documentary makers to find younger historians and stop overusing "the old faithfuls".
The first order of business was for AOL deal makers to find out how much money the dot-coms had raised in venture-capital funding, then try to extract as much as possible from them in online ad deals.
With powerful mandibles and droplet-shaped heads, Formosan subterranean termites are more intrusive foragers than their native counterparts, tunneling through plaster, creosote, plastic, asphalt, electrical high-voltage wire, utility poles, even espresso makers, to find food and water.
"Kids like to play with the gadgets that they see their parents using, so I think it makes sense for toy makers to find a way to freshen up," said John Alteio, director of toys and games for Amazon, which will carry several of the tech-enhanced toys.
The BBC's John Maguire joined some young film makers to find out more.
This assumption allows decision makers to find idle vehicle capacities and evaluate the capacity utilizations as a cost factor.
The squeezing of German and European defence budgets forces arms-makers to find buyers farther afield.
Nonetheless, China is still expected to become the biggest moviegoing market in the world by 2019, and state restrictions over international film screenings are pushing film-makers to find new ways to enter the market.
Available from Thursday at halcyonvr.com Bullseye This US public radio show about pop culture isn't groundbreaking in its approach: host Jesse Thorn sits down with culture-makers to find out more about their backstories and projects.
As one of the handful of Mexican film-makers to find great success in Hollywood, Iñárritu said he was "very lucky to be here tonight", while acknowledging that "unfortunately, many others haven't had the same luck".
So the Pentagon is seeking to create more sophisticated contracts that encourage arms-makers to find cost savings that are shared with the taxpayer.America is taking an interest in moves across the Atlantic, especially in Britain, to get companies to take over the ownership and upkeep of weapons systems.
