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The most heartening news in Dargis's essay is her mention of the film-financing company Gamechanger Films, which "is tapping investors to bankroll female directors".
Van Eyck springs to mind because of the London Festival of Architecture, which is tapping into Olympic fever this summer with the theme "The Playful City".
Their salaries will initially be paid by the State of Mississippi, which is tapping into a relatively small pot of welfare money in last year's stimulus package that can be used to subsidize jobs directly.
Consider, for instance, the University of Michigan, which is tapping virtual reality to drive recruiting efforts and fan engagement.
Martin said FilmStruck "provides a learning experience into what the future of this business is going to be, which is tapping into fandom". .
In this regard, Vevo is doing exactly what it should have been doing all along, which is tapping deeper into recommendation and discovery for those who are not huge music buffs.
Chlorine gas introduced through portholes in the furnace reacts with the magnesium oxide to produce molten magnesium chloride, which is tapped at intervals and sent to the electrolytic cells.
That game did very well, and since then the company's library has grown to five games, the most recent of which is Tap Zoo (which is a bit like a zoo-themed version of Sim Theme Park).
The application of a business plan means the assessment of existing community necessities central to its development and creation of markets based on the necessity, which is tapped by generating both economic and social bottom line.
The ultimate source of this energy is Jupiter's rotation, which is tapped by Io through the tides it raises on Jupiter and is transferred to Europa and Ganymede by the orbital resonance.
The freshman series, which is tapped by Fox to receive the plum post-Super Bowl spot alongside Tuesday sister "New Girl," scored a nomination in the comedy or musical category, with its lead Andy Samberg ("SNL") breaking through in the actor in a comedy or musical category.
