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The Agent 88 project had raised "the most funds ever for a live-action web series pilot" via Kickstarter, reaching $104,000 through crowd funding.

"Mr. Healy's article has it that ' "Smash" is the best shot for the theater capital to reveal itself to the rest of America.' Having sampled the 'Smash' pilot via on demand, I'd encourage the rest of America to consider renting 'Every Little Step,' the 2008 documentary about a Broadway revival of 'A Chorus Line.' It's a much more compelling look at the Broadway musical".

We have communication with one another and with the Paradise Helicopters' pilot, via headsets; but Oakes, chatty earlier, is silent.

Newsbeat journalists advertised each new story published on the pilot via Twitter, Facebook and a link within the relevant story on the main Newsbeat site.

Citing difficulties around interoperability, user privacy, and managing interaction, Google said it is inviting university researchers to participate in the pilot via four to eight week experiments.

For a quick refresher as to what drone racing is exactly: a drone is controlled by a pilot via remote control, while wearing a pair of goggles connected to a live video feed sourced from the drone's camera.

Under the pilot program, Via will provide on-demand rides to and from the Artesia, El Monte and North Hollywood stations.

The year-long pilot between Via and Metro is valued at $2.5 million, which is funded in part by a $1.35 million grant from the Federal Transit Administration.

(Photo by Mort Fryman/The Virginian-Pilot, via Associated Press).

In the current study, a developmental adaptation of PRT was piloted via a brief parent training model with three infants at-risk for autism.

The company recently found that homes that put their heaters and air conditioners on auto-pilot— via EcoFactor pilot programs across the country, and one commercial program in Dallas, Texas— realized a 17percentt reduction in energy use related to heating and cooling, on average.