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Q: How do do things during Delphi form startup I have a form one which I want to show a file open dialog box before the full form opens.
I already found that I can't do UI related stuff in FormShow, but it seems that I can in FormActivate (which I protect from being called a second time...)
However, if the user cancels out of the file open dialog, I want to close the form without proceeding.
But, a form close in the activate event handler generates an error that I can't change the visibility of the form.
So how does one do some UI related operation during form start up and then perhaps abort the form (or am I trying to stuff a function into the form that should be in another form?)
TIA

A: It would be best (i think) to show the file open dialog BEFORE you create and show the form. If you want to keep all code together you might add a public class procedure OpenForm() or something:
class procedure TForm1.OpenForm( ... );
var
    O: TOpenDialog;
    F: TForm1;
begin
  O := TOpenDialog.Create();
  try
    // set O properties.
    if not O.Execute then Exit
    F := TForm1.Create( nil );
    try
      F.Filename := O.FIlename;
      F.ShowModal();
    finally
      F.Free();
    end;
  finally
    O.Free();
  end;
end;

A: Set a variable as a condition of the opendialog and close the form on the formshow event if the flag is not set correctly.
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
  ToClose := not OpenDialog1.Execute;
end;

procedure TForm1.FormShow(Sender: TObject);
begin
  if ToClose then Close();
end;

or even more simply
procedure TForm1.FormShow(Sender: TObject);
begin
  if not OpenDialog1.Execute then Close();
end;

A: If you want to keep the logic conditioning the opening self-contained in the Form, you can put a TOpenDialog in your Form and use a code like this in your OnShow event:
procedure TForm2.FormShow(Sender: TObject);
begin
  if OpenDialog1.Execute(Handle) then
    Color := clBlue
  else
    PostMessage(Handle, WM_CLOSE, 0, 0); // NB: to avoid any visual glitch use AlpaBlend
end;

If you don't need this encapsulation, a better alternative can be to check the condition before trying to show the form, for instance by embedding the Form2.Show call in a function that tests all the required conditions first.

A: Two Ways....
1. using oncreate and onactivate
create a global flag or even 2
 var
   aInitialized:boolean;
Set the flag to false in the oncreate handler.
aInitialized := false; //we have not performed our special code yet.
Inside onActivate have something like this
if not aInitialized then
begin
  //our one time init code. special stuff or whatever
  If successful
  then set aInitialized := true
  else aInitialized  := false
end;

And how to close it without showing anything just add your terminate to the formshow.  of course you need to test for some reason to close.. :)
Procedure Tmaindlg.FormShow(Sender: TObject);
Begin
  If (shareware1.Sharestatus = ssExpired) or (shareware1.Sharestatus = ssTampered) Then
    application.Terminate;
End;

In your DPR you will need to add a splash screen type effect. In my case I am showing progress as the application starts.  You could also just show the form and get some data.
Code from the splash.pas
Procedure tsplashform.bumpit(str: string);
Begin
  label2.Caption := str;
  gauge1.progress := gauge1.progress + trunc(100 / items);
  update;
  If gauge1.progress >= items * (trunc(100 / items)) Then Close;
End;

Program Billing;
uses
  Forms,
  main in 'main.pas' {maindlg},
  Splash in 'splash.pas' {splashform};

{$R *.RES}

Begin
  Application.Initialize;
  Application.Title := 'Billing Manager';
  SplashForm := TSplashForm.Create(Application);
  SplashForm.Show;
  SplashForm.Update;
  splash.items := 5;
  SplashForm.bumpit('Loading Main...');
  Application.CreateForm(Tmaindlg, maindlg);
  SplashForm.bumpit('Loading Datamodule...');
  Application.CreateForm(TfrmSingleWorkorder, frmSingleWorkorder);
  SplashForm.bumpit('Loading SQL Builder...');
  Application.CreateForm(TDm, Dm);
  SplashForm.bumpit('Loading Security...');
  Application.CreateForm(TSQLForm, SQLForm);
  SplashForm.bumpit('Loading Reports...');
  Application.CreateForm(Tpickrptdlg, pickrptdlg);
  Application.Run;
End.

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When publishers add new demand sources to their header bidding wrappers, it is easy to treat them all more or less the same. The whole point of your header bidding solution is to give impressions to the highest bidder so the only thing that matters is the amount of the bid, right? But if you don't understand how each demand source is treating its fees, you could be giving impressions to the lower bidder. After all, what really matters is the amount that you are paid after the demand partner takes its fees.
I've seen many publishers make the mistake of conflating Net and Gross payment terms with their SSP, Network, or Exchange partner. This can have a big impact on revenue at the end of the month.
With Net payment, what you see is what you get – so when a $1 CPM impression is filled, you get paid $1 CPM.
With Gross payment, the buyer's fees or rev share have not yet been taken out of the bid. So with a rev share of 80% for the same $1 CPM impression, you will only get paid $0.80 CPM at the end of the month.
Let's say you have three SSPs participating in an auction. SSP 1 and SSP 2 have net payment terms. SSP 3 has gross payment terms, with a 20% rev share.
Despite SSP 3 submitting the highest bid, you actually net out the least amount of money if they are declared the winner in the header.
Ideally, you should contractually require bidders to submit net bids. But, if you have both buyers who send net bids and buyers who send gross bids in your stack, you'll want to adjust the gross partners' bids down to level the playing field. Higher bids in the auction are great, but not if they don't ultimately translate to more money in your pocket.
In Prebid.js, use a bidCPMAdjustment function in the bidderSettings object to adjust any bidder that sends gross bids. For SSP 3 above, you'd want to make the adjustment to "return bidCPM * 0.80" to reflect the 20% rev share that partner takes after-the-fact. Bonus – this could explain why some SSP reporting never matches what you see in your ad server.
I've seen sophisticated publishers take this concept even farther. They will take into account a slew of other factors with difference between demand partners. That can include adjusting bids down for partners who take longer to pay you, for partners who have bigger reporting discrepancies, or for partners who push payment risk onto the publisher.
It's a worthwhile exercise to go back and double-check the payment terms in all your header bidder contracts, paying specific attention to gross vs. net. You may be pleasantly surprised with more revenue at the end of the month.
Oh, and FYI – Sovrn's bids are always net – so the CPM you see from us is the CPM you get paid. Transparency wins!


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Ex-CU Buffs wide receiver Brenden Rice to stay in Pac-12, announces commitment
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COVID testing provider in Colorado, told to cease and desist by AG, working on data remedy
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FILE - Rioters loyal to President Donald Trump rally at the U.S. Capitol in Washington on Jan. 6, 2021. A new poll shows that a year after the deadly Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, only about 4 in 10 Republicans recall the attack by supporters of former President Donald Trump as very violent or extremely violent. A new poll shows that a year after the deadly Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, only about 4 in 10 Republicans recall the attack by supporters of former President Donald Trump as very violent or extremely violent.
Jose Luis Magana - freelancer, FR159526 AP
SONDERMAN: The day American exceptionalism died
By ERIC SONDERMANN
To be a political columnist and not note the one-year anniversary of Jan. 6 is akin to visiting the Sistine Chapel and failing to look up.
Few will forget where they were and how they took in the news on that horrible day. For those of my generation, it was a signal moment on par with the Kennedy assassination, the Challenger explosion and, of course, 9/11.
In the case of my wife and myself, we were in an RV, traversing the eastern parts of North Carolina. As my phone blew up with news alerts, we quickly tuned the satellite radio to the audio feeds of the cable channels, but processed it all without visuals.
Just three days earlier, we had been in D.C. on a dreary, drizzly Sunday afternoon, bundled up and walking around many of the venues soon to be at the center of the action. We witnessed police officers taping notices to lampposts advising that no weapons were allowed in this zone. I recall thinking at the time that something a bit stronger than signage might be needed.
The honest assessment, and also the fear, is that Jan. 6 will go down as the day American exceptionalism died. No longer can any of us harbor the notion or conceit that it can't happen here.
No longer can we look askance at other countries with less stable institutions and hit-or-miss acceptance of election results. The idea of America as that unshakeable pillar of democracy expired that fateful afternoon.
For those who have not already seen it, you should take a deep breath and spend an evening watching HBO's definitive documentary, "Four Hours at the Capitol." It is 90 minutes of powerful and raw footage, largely letting those on the front lines – both police and attackers – tell the story.
If you can come away from that viewing and still contend that it was a "mostly peaceful protest" or anything less than an armed attempt to overturn the election, then your capacity for self-delusion is powerful indeed.
And what has happened in the intervening 12 months? Lacking any credible much less conclusive evidence, former President Donald Trump almost daily amplifies the fiction that the election was somehow stolen. In his warped psyche, the November 3rd election has become "the insurrection" and the January 6th assault "the protest", innocently enough.
Though the real revelation is not in Trump's psychological inability to acknowledge defeat but in the grip he continues to exert on his followers and in their logic-defying, proof-defying willingness to believe his fabrication.
Nearly one-third of Americans and just shy of two-thirds of still-registered Republicans buy into Trump's calculated lie. Mere hours after the Capitol assault, two out of every three Republican members of Congress in addition to eight Republican Senators voted against the formal certification of the election winner. For the most part, these are people who know better (and just lived through the worst), but still ceded all discernment to the strongman atop their party.
How does a country function and a democracy sustain itself when the political divide is of such magnitude and that prideful tradition of the peaceful transfer of power is itself up for grabs?
To be clear, those on the left exhibit plenty of their own intolerance and illiberalism. That is to be condemned as well. But only one party bears the particular shame of having endorsed the underlying rationale of an assault on our Capitol and then underplayed what transpired and its meaning.
Now, as if to remove all doubt as to who is running the show even from political exile, huge swaths of the GOP have embarked on the Trump-led mission to excommunicate those too few party leaders who exhibited independence of mind and integrity of conviction by rejecting the falsehood that spurred the insurrection and voting to hold the former president to account or just saying, "Whoa."
In publications of both the left and right, headlines raise the specter of a new civil war. Until this past year, I most often found such articles to be overblown. These days, I am not so sure.
Instead of serving as the nation-shaking, course-correcting warning shot, there is indication aplenty that the events of last January may have been but a warm-up act. The routine acceptance of the voters' will can no longer be taken for granted.
With daily incitement from Mar-a-Lago, Republicans seem determined to put in place election officials and mechanisms to make such a post-election challenge in 2024 far more viable and sophisticated than the Rudy Giuliani, Mike Lindell, QAnon Shaman clown show.
A 2021 Zogby poll found just under half of Americans thinking another civil war was likely. While 18% of American citizens, including a stunning 30% of Republicans, believe that "patriots" may have to resort to violence.
The tinder that could produce a massive fire is strewn about. The ideological divide between left and right is immense. Across society, anger and aggression are up; grace and goodwill are in decline.
Given Trump's own authoritarian impulses, it was no surprise to see him give his precious endorsement this past week to Hungarian ruler Viktor Orban, who has become the newfound darling of Tucker Carlson and too many others on the commentariat right.
Authoritarians are ascendant in many parts of the world. At home, one political party remains in thrall to just such a person whose autocratic instincts have been evident since day one.
Democracy is a fragile flower that far too many are treating with callous disregard. All around us, the lights are flashing and the alarms are screeching. Last Jan. 6 disproved any American immunity to such upheavals. The question is, where to now to prevent such a breach of no return?
Eric Sondermann is a Colorado-based independent political commentator. He writes regularly for ColoradoPolitics and the Gazette newspapers. Reach him at EWS@EricSondermann.com; follow him at @EricSondermann
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Music may not have changed society this year, but it certainly changed who we are. Check out our official Top 50 Albums of 2017 list!
Top 50, Top 10, Top 5, Kacy Hill, Hurts, Spoon, The Chainsmokers, Tigers Jaw, Chelsea Wolfe, Björk, All Time Low, Sufjan Stevens, Nico Muhly, Bryce Dessner, James McAlister, The National, You Me At Six, Brian Eno, Bebe Rexha, Sylvan Esso, Son Lux, Lorde, David Bowie, Frances, Foo Fighters, Sorority Noise, Ryan Adams, Death From Above, Dillon, Brockhampton, Royal Blood, XXXTentacion, Nadia Reid, Zola Blood, Declan McKenna, Nothing But Thieves, Evanescence, Meadowlark, Depeche Mode, Coldplay, Kendrick Lamar, Mastodon, Mount Eerie, Peter Silberman, Soen, Starset, Ed Sheeran, Brand New, Harry Styles, Linkin Park, 10 Years, Paramore, Julien Baker, Arcane Roots, PVRIS, The Rolling Stones, One Direction, Chester Bennington, Greg Kurstin, Radiohead, Muse, The Cure
Check out our official Top 50 favorite songs from 2017!
December 24, 2017 / Dylan Yadav/ 1 Comment
List, Track Review
List, Top 50, Top 10, Top 5, Evanescence, Blackbear, Meadowlark, Björk, Foo Fighters, Death From Above, Sam Smith, XXXTentacion, The Chainsmokers, Coldplay, Vince Staples, Bonobo, Nadia Reid, Sufjan Stevens, Nico Muhly, Bryce Dessner, James McAlister, Son Lux, Soen, The National, SOHN, Zola Blood, All Time Low, Nothing But Thieves, Brockhampton, Lorde, Halsey, Incubus, Mastodon, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, David Bowie, Royal Blood, Frances, Sorority Noise, Linkin Park, Chester Bennington, 10 Years, Mount Eerie, Starset, Peter Silberman, Kendrick Lamar, Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, BloodPop, Paramore, Hayley Williams, Julien Baker, Gorillaz, Popcaan, Imagine Dragons, Brand New, Jesse Lacey, Arcane Roots, Thirty Seconds To Mars, Jared Leto, PVRIS, Lynn Gunn, Mike Shinoda
Arcane Roots' "Melancholia Hymns" Is The Sound Of Perfect Musical Evolution
Arcane Roots continues to challenge the impossible in their incredible sophomore album Melancholia Hymns.
Arcane Roots, Alternative Rock, Progressive Rock, Andrew Groves, Album, Review
Arcane Roots' Debut "Blood & Chemistry" Set Them On Course For Domination
June 29, 2017 / Dylan Yadav
Arcane Roots's debut was more than huge: it was monumental.
June 29, 2017 / Dylan Yadav/ 1 Comment
Album Review, Throwback Review
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Check out our Top 50 favorite songs from 2016.
Top 10, Top 50, Architects, Arcane Roots, Sin Fang, The Naked & Famous, Biffy Clyro, Dream Theater, Daughter, Jack Garratt, LIGHTS, Gojira, HÆLOS, The Last Shadow Puppets, Emily Jane White, Ariana Grande, twenty one pilots, My Chemical Romance, Jon Bellion, Grace VanderWaal, Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Angel Olsen, Maria Taylor, MUTEMATH, Metallica, letlive., The Chainsmokers, Nick Jonas, Run The Jewels, DNCE, Sia, A Day To Remember, Weezer, Kendrick Lamar, Swans, Frank Ocean, Issues, The Weeknd, Myrkur, Crystal Castles, Glass Animals, Passenger, Opeth, Korn, July Talk, Savages, BANKS, Childish Gambino
Arcane Roots - 'Curtains'
Arcane Roots are the most promising band that have yet to really hit it huge in the world of English music. Their sound is unmatchable by even the biggest bands, tapping into an undisputed energy and bombastic nature that just isn't found anywhere else. Their new song 'Curtains' treads into new territory for the band, but they still ace it all the way through.
The most striking part of the song is that it's not a quick-to-build-up song like tracks found on their last release, 2015's Heaven & Earth EP. Songs like 'Slow Dance' and 'If Nothing Breaks, Nothing Moves' featured short, energetic bursts before truly torpedoing into unrestricted energy. 'Curtains' is a different beast. It builds slowly, moodily, and darkly, primarily consisting of synths until it reaches its climax. Vocalist Andrew Groves shows a lot of restraint in his voice, his melodies swaying with defeat.
The synth composition is something new for the band. They haven't had a song yet where synths and electronics were the primary focus for over half of the record. Arcane Roots' recognizable wall of sound is still present, though; the song ends with a barrage of epic distorted guitars and Groves' signature belts, bringing a victorious and violent conclusion to the track. Synths ring high in the background behind Groves' angered screams and the thrilling, bursting guitars. This is where the band reaches those unfathomable heights - the song's build is the climb, and when the guitars come in, you jump from the peak.
Arcane Roots is a band that can change everything about themselves and still exceed with flying colors. 'Curtains' is a step in a new direction, and it's the most confident first step any band has ever taken. They take risks that few would dare to, and that danger invigorates them to create truly monstrous soundscapes that you've never even imagined could be possible. They've been plotting all this year - 2017 is on the horizon, and it's time they make their mark.
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Top 10 Songs of 2015
Last day of 2015, so let's wrap it up with another Top 10 of the year: My top 10 songs of 2015. Another set of tough choices, but here they are. This is solely based off of my opinions - not looking at charts or popularity. Just the songs I enjoyed the most from the year! Be sure to check out my Top 10 Albums of 2015, too. Click on the song titles for my review of their respective albums!
10. Father John Misty - "Bored In The USA"
No one does satire better than Father John Misty. "Bored In The USA" off of this year's I Love You, Honeybear offers the perspective of an ordinary citizen being bored with life. Throughout the piano ballad, Mr. Tillman offers many questions that get your head thinking. The song is clever enough to grab the laughs of any middle-aged individual (looking at you, Dad). Hell, the crowd laughing of a soap opera is even featured in the track! That's gotta be indicative of something. There's too much fantastic lyricism too comment on. "Bored In The USA" is the best satire of 2015.
9. Radiohead - "Spectre"
This song was only released a week ago, but it's had enough of an impact to earn it a spot on my Top 10. Had it been given more time to grow on me, it would've definitely scored a higher spot. Before Sam Smith made it to the cinematic opening of Spectre this year with "Writings On The Wall", Radiohead were approached to create the theme instead, offering "Spectre" on Christmas Day. Best Christmas gift, period. The song has the ominous vibe Radiohead so perfectly radiates in all of their music, and features their signature syncopation and a beautiful symphony backing Thom Yorke's haunting voice. There's so much in this song that it's hard to single out any specific element. The symphony sends chills down my spine. The song is everything any fan would want of Radiohead. Hopefully the hype of their forthcoming album lives up to this huge track.
8. Kendrick Lamar - "The Blacker The Berry"
2015 was a big year for hip-hop. A lot of ground was broken. Perhaps the biggest contender in the rap race this year was Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp A Butterfly. "The Blacker The Berry" is a demanding track, Kendrick going off with dirty verses and a giant beat accompanying the ominous instrumental. The subject of the song is politically charged all the while sliding in the message of internal struggle. "The Blacker The Berry" is the best hip-hop song of the year, and it deserves all the praise it should get.
7. Fall Out Boy - "Twin Skeleton's (Twins In NYC)"
Fall Out Boy came triumphantly into the new year with American Beauty/American Psycho, edging deeper into pop rock than they had before. "Twin Skeleton's (Hotel In NYC)" is the most cinematic song on the album, featuring Patrick Stump crying out his vocals. This is the best song on the "rock" half of the album, featuring some great (while still admittedly subtle) guitar work throughout. The harmonies towards the end of the song are what make this track so big, ending the album on such a haunting note. Andy Hurley's drumming can't be ignored - it's fantastic on this song! "Twin Skeleton's" is a giant song to end a great album.
6. CHVRCHES - "Afterglow"
"Afterglow" is the most subtle track on CHVRCHES' new album, Every Open Eye. In the same way, it is the most beautiful. The song features Lauren Mayberry singing over an atmospheric array of synths. There's not much to the song, it's very stripped down. The song is the biggest highlight on the album for it's simplistic beauty - everything in it is perfect, for what it does have going on. Definitely a song that's hard to grasp at first, but is an amazing one to experience all the same.
5. Bring Me The Horizon - "Avalanche"
Bring Me The Horizon continued their evolution that began with 2013′s Sempiternal with this year's That's The Spirit. While the new effort doesn't match what Sempiternal began, the album is still undeniably great. With lots of fantastic songwriting, and the band distancing itself form it's metalcore roots, the band is continuing to focus more on the words than the aggression. "Avalanche" is the peak of this album, where Oli Sykes opens up his heart to needing a cure for his pain. Perhaps a cliché subject (though important all the same), but the song gets across the emotions and message very well, and is definitely one of the best songs of the year.
4. 10 Years - "From Birth To Burial"
10 Years returned this year with a follow-up to 2012′s Minus The Machine, with this year's From Birth To Burial. The self-titled track of the album is one of the best songs of the year, 10 Years bringing everything they've got into one track. The ominous piano buildup explodes into a bustling track with a huge riff and loud playing. Perhaps what really sells this song to me is Jesse Hasek's rapping before the first pre-chorus, which reminds me a lot of Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park. Regardless, this song is huge in its own way, and all the ways 10 Years have built themselves up to be.
3. Muse - "The Globalist"
Muse promised a sequel to the fan-beloved track, "Citizen Erased" would make it onto Drones. That song ended up being the progressive rock anthem, "The Globalist", the story of the rise and fall of a dictator. Beginning with whistling akin to Ennio Morricone's "L'Arena" and a huge symphony, the drama of the tracks begins early. Matt Bellamy continues with his reverb-filled slide guitar as the verse kicks in with the rest of the band. Perhaps one of the moments in music from this entire year is the heavy part of this song, the giant riff (taken from a previous jam known as the "Helsinki Jam") in the bridge of the song is as metal as Muse have ever gotten, with a countdown to the firing of a nuclear missile and the marching of an army helping make this part so loud. The bridge concludes with a Spanish-influenced solo before concluding with one final piano ballad - a send-off of sorts. Sure, the track has it's faults - perhaps it would've been better as three separate songs instead of one, as to better the flow, but it is undeniably a huge track that deserves a place on this list.
2. Arcane Roots - "Slow Dance"
Arcane Roots returned to the scene this year in a big way. Coming off of their first full debut album, Blood & Chemistry, the trio had a big weight on their back to follow it up. With this year's Heaven & Earth EP, the band smashed all expectations. Introducing it in July with "If Nothing Breaks, Nothing Moves", fans knew to expect something absolutely huge. "Slow Dance" comes from this very EP, and is everything you'd want from the trio and more. From a buildup opening that blows into a massive breakdown and chorus, this song will have you on your feet in no time. Excellent guitar work and vocals by Andrew Groves add to the sheer massiveness of this track. If you haven't heard it yet, check it out.
1. Muse - "The Handler"
It's probably unfair of me to include Muse on this list twice, but it's warranted for me. But this year, Drones was huge. Muse at the top of their game (perhaps not lyrically, but definitely from a jam standpoint) with their back-to-basics approach. "The Handler" is a combination of everything Muse is made of. With the huge arena-filling opening riff to the wah-filled bridge harkening back to the band's old b-side, "In Your World". Bellamy's fantastic vocals and lyrical play ("trance formation"? Hmm) contribute to making this song the most massive song of the year, if the demanding riff and incredible bass work didn't already win you over. The song is an absolute beast live, too.
Justin Bieber - "Love Yourself": a track that you couldn't have expected from Bieber before this year, but is definitely a standout from 2015.
Halsey - "Castle": the song that kicked off the rebellion that is BADLANDS, and the most demanding track on the album.
Years & Years - "Foundation": the darkest track the trio has to offer, and the one that'll be trapped in your head for weeks.
Thanks everyone for a great year. It's been an adventure for me, and I'm sure it has been for many others. If it wasn't the greatest year, hold on. Everything will find it's right place. Here's to 2016, it's gonna be a big one.
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2015 is coming to a close, and it's time to whip out the top ranking albums (in my opinion) from the year. It's been a long one... but there have been some absolute gems of albums released this year. Without further adieu, here's my top 10 albums of 2015.
Click the links for my in-depth review of the album!
10. Aurora - Running With The Wolves
Kicking off the Top 10 of 2015 is an artist who is set of dominating the pop of 2015. Aurora hails from Norway, and has already been dominating B-lists for radio stations upon the release of her debut EP, Running With The Wolves. The short EP features four beautiful pop songs, which all will leave a lasting mark on the listener. Aurora can be noted for her enchanting instrumentals (see: "Runaway") and pure voice. Every song is beautifully written, especially "Running With The Wolves" and "Little Boy In The Grass". Aurora will march into 2016 and absolutely dominate it, if the quality of her music is any indication of her future success. Fingers crossed - who knows what the radio will be attracted to...
9. Loma Prieta - Self Portrait
This hardcore punk outfit from California made a huge mark on 2015. Loma Prieta took a "happier" approach on their relentless punk this year with Self Portrait, the powerful successor to 2012′s I.V. The album is punk at its core, but is different from the zeitgeist of punk in many ways. "Satellite", the closing track, for example, is everything a punk rock song should be, but it is undeniably happy in tone. The band with this album almost becomes a heavy The World Is A Beautiful Place, most evidently with the song "Never Remember", though "Merciless" can be passed as a punk version of Deftones' "Change (In The House Of Flies)". The album shows a clear progression of the band's sound, but still stays true to who they are. It delivers some of the heaviest jams of the year, too. That's always a plus!
8. Halsey - BADLANDS
Halsey had the most triumphant debut of the year. BADLANDS captures the rebellious of Nirvana, the pop appeal of Fall Out Boy and Justin Bieber, and the brooding instrumentals of Sia and Imagine Dragons. With all of these coming together, it's hard to go wrong. Admittedly, since it's initial release the album has lost some of its initial hype, but I'll be damned if "Castle" doesn't give me chills. Halsey, rather than a follower of the past, seems to be a leader. A leader of the same rebellion Nirvana led back in the day - she's the voice for the lost ones of this generation. "New Americana" is the modern day equivalent of "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (though the latter will always be the most relevant). Lyrically, there are much stronger songs than "New Americana" - "Castle", "Colors", and "Gasoline" are all fantastically written. "Castle" and "Control" have the biggest and best instrumentals on the entire album. Halsey's crafted a new rebellious wave of pop that has set a precedent that is sure to set off a huge new generation of artists looking for a voice.
7. Years & Years - Communion
Debut albums were huge this year. Years & Years burst seemingly out of nowhere in 2014 with their huge dance tracks "Kings" and "Take Shelter", both of which can be found on Communion. The album showcases more than just the dance jingles the band executes so well - a darker and more intimate sound to the band can be found in the breathtaking opening track "Foundation" (which sounds like Radiohead meets Diplo) and the acoustic version of "Ready For You". The band's trademark electronic dance bangers are still the vocal point of the album, with new tracks "Worship" and "Border" giving the perfect vibes for the club and for love. Olly Alexander's vocals shine throughout the entire album, his melodies full of emotion, brought higher by the soaring electronics. Years & Years have one of the most memorable debuts of the year under the belts - may this carry them further in the future. It can only go up from here.
If you wanted big rock jams this year, you needed to listen to 10 Years' newest release. The album is the band taking the atmosphere of Minus The Machine and adding a heavier touch to it. The album opens up with the title track, which is one of the biggest songs of the year, where Jesse Hasek draws from Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda for a quick rap verse. "Triggers & Tripwires" and "Crimson Kiss" showcase the band's heavier side, while "Luna" and "The River" shine the spotlight on the band's songwriting ability. The closing duo, "Miscellanea" and "Moisture Residue" are a fantastic way to end this massive album. The lead single of the album "Miscellanea" sees Hasek reaching really high for some notes and a piano bridge that is the vocal point of the heart-wrenching "Moisture Residue". The song brought some of the band's biggest jams, and definitely some of the biggest headbangers of 2015.
5. Bring Me The Horizon - That's The Spirit
Being that Thirty Seconds To Mars is my all-time favorite band, I truly enjoyed a lot of this album. Bring Me The Horizon has continued their evolution of sound that began with Sempiternal with this year's That's The Spirit, which took the band even further from their post-hardcore roots. This album is more alternative rock than it is hardcore, though Oli Sykes' vocals are just as powerful as ever. His screaming and singing are the best part of the album, and what carries it so far. "Doomed" and "Follow You" show his ability to write fantastic songs, while "Avalanche" and "Throne" (the latter of which truly play to the influence Linkin Park has had on them) are the big jams. "Drown" is as close to Thirty Seconds To Mars as the band has gotten, though "Happy Song" and "Oh No" use the crowd vocal elements as critically as Thirty Seconds uses them. This is a band who has evolved into something different and more powerful than ever before. This is the powerful evolution of Bring Me The Horizon, that will only continue to spiral upwards into something more incredible.
4. Fall Out Boy - American Beauty/American Psycho
2015 was a big year for Fall Out Boy. An album full of huge anthems that would stay popular throughout the entire year, very big performances at some of the biggest events in music, collaborations with Demi Lovato (for a version of "Irresistible") and a variety of hip-hop artists (for the remix album, Make America Psycho Again)... you name it, Fall Out Boy probably did it. This album brought back some of the punk/alternative rock anthems Fall Out Boy are known for, while being tossed up with many pop and electronic elements. The band even brought out some tributes throughout the album, sampling Mötley Crüe in the title track, Suzanne Vega (who even sang her own melody for her song, "Tom's Diner", for their use!) in "Centuries", and even The Munsters theme song in "Uma Thurman". The singles of the album, while all memorable in their own right, the tracks on the second half of the album are were the band truly shines. "Novocaine" brings out some impressive vocals by Patrick Stump, and the driving beat of the song paired with the distorted vocal line and rolling guitars pair for an immense song. "Twin Skeleton's (Hotel In NYC)" takes a cinematic approach, one of the only songs that shined both on the album and the remix album (that Joey Bada$$ verse!). The harmonies at the end of the song end the album on such a high note, leaving the fans wanting more. Fall Out Boy brought out all of the biggest anthems of the year in 2015.
3. CHVRCHES - Every Open Eye
CHVRCHES burst onto the synthpop scene back in 2013 with their groundbreaking The Bones Of What You Believe and have finally followed up this year with the anthemic Every Open Eye. The trio took everything that shined with their previous effort and combined it with a brighter sound to craft the best electronic and pop album of the year. Singles like "Never Ending Circles" and "Clearest Blue" established CHVRCHES ability to dominate the charts and brought the album the attention it deserves. The band, while admittedly not doing much to separate this album from their debut, did experiment a bit with some songs. "High Enough To Carry You Over" (and bonus track "Follow You") features Martin Doherty on lead vocals for the first time, while "Bury It" shows a thicker side to CHVRCHES' electronic ventures, with a thick bass guitar track in the background. Lauren Mayberry's fantastic vocals and harmonies throughout the album are another shining example of what makes the album so beautiful; the incredible "Afterglow" that concluded the album might just be the most beautiful songs of the year. CHVRCHES took electronic and pop music to a whole new expectation, earning them the third spot in the Top 10 of the year.
2. Arcane Roots - Heaven & Earth EP
From the English underground rock scene burst Arcane Roots, who in 2013 released their massive debut album, Blood & Chemistry. After fairly extensive touring around their mother country, as well as some other European stints supporting the likes of Muse and Biffy Clyro, the band finally returned to the studio this year to record the follow up. Instead of offering a full record this time, new music came in the form of a new, intense EP that stands as a pristine example for future brit-rockers to follow. The album kicks off with the huge banger, "If Nothing Breaks, Nothing Moves" that features vocalist Andrew Grover singing, tortured on top of atmospheric piano chords. The song sums up the album fairly well - strong soft moments, an anthemic chorus, huge breakdowns, and a massive explosion of an ending with all of the songs elements conjoining into one cohesive wall of noise. Another single from the album, "Slow Dance" brings back some of the urgency of their previous efforts and the beginning track, where tracks like "When Did The Taste Leave Your Mouth" and "Leaving" bring that intense radio-rock that could dominate any airwaves and will get the crowds jumping to the beat. The closing track, "Vows & Ceremonies" is a call to love, running away to live your life. It brings back some of the lighter rock from tracks like "Hell & High Water" from their previous album. Arcane Roots have truly crafted a masterpiece of an EP with their signature sound that will continue to dominate Brit Rock for ages to come.
1. Muse - Drones
Muse have always found ways to keep their sound fresh and exciting, whether it be the indie/alternative sounds from their debut Showbiz to the heavy, fast-paced apocalypse rock of Absolution, to the electronic anthems found in The 2nd Law. Drones saw Muse exploring the concept of drone warfare, following a protagonist becoming a mindless killer and then escaping the clutches of their oppressors, all the while taking their sound back to the basics. The track is filled with huge rock tracks like "Reapers" and "The Handler", big jams like "Psycho" and "Defector", and even the good pop jingles Muse are well known for hitting out: "Dead Inside" and "Revolt". "The Globalist" is a ten-minute, progressive epic about the fall of a dictator, the successor to an older Muse gem, "Citizen Erased". The song modulates out of the beautiful end of the main narrative, "Aftermath", and segues into the final a cappella track that the album draws its name from, a prayer to all of the nameless souls lost in war.
Drones is a challenge to modern warfare, and it should be approached. Can we really stand back and let attacks happen from behind a computer screen? Can we continue to mindlessly destroy entire cities with the click of a button? Muse brought upon this message with powerful music backing it, earning them, in my opinion, the best album of 2015.
Adele - 25
Bea Miller - Not An Apology
Björk - Vulnicura
Coldplay - A Head Full Of Dreams
Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear
Grimes - Art Angels
Halestorm - Into The Wild Life
Joey Bada$$ - B4.DA.$$
milo - so the flies don't come
MUTEMATH - Vitals
Purity Ring - Another Eternity
That's a wrap for this year... another Top 10 list and a wrapup of the fourth quarter is still to come. Thanks for sticking with me throughout the year, and may 2016 be a great year for music.
Top 10, List, Muse, Arcane Roots, CHVRCHES, Fall Out Boy, Bring Me The Horizon, 10 Years, Years & Years, Halsey, Loma Prieta, Aurora, Halestorm, Album
Arcane Roots - Heaven & Earth EP
October 25, 2015 / Dylan Yadav
Massive riffs. Soaring melodies. Giant breakdowns. Arcane Roots will give you all of that and more in their triumphant new EP, Heaven & Earth. The forerunners of the upcoming wave of powerful Brit Rock artists, Arcane Roots have finally delivered a follow-up to 2013′s Blood & Chemistry. One would've thought it impossible to match the sheer intensity of the band's previous effort, but this EP, while only containing five songs (and a hidden sixth track), proves to have smashed expectations.
Go into this EP expecting to be completely satisfied for all of your rock needs but still demanding more. Right from the get-go, the lead single and opening track "If Nothing Moves, Nothing Breaks" proves to be a monster of a song. Opening atmospherically with piano and the cries of Andrew Groves' pleas provide for a huge statement to open this EP. Nothing will stop you headbanging to this song - the heavy section in the first verse will make sure of that. Moving into a lighter, ballad-y territory is "When Did The Taste Leave Your Mouth", showcasing Groves' talent as a vocalist and his songwriting ability. This one's bound to be a massive crowd pleaser (not to mention how incredible a live band these guys are). "Leaving" does not let up the promise this album has, marching forward with driving force, chanting of triumph: "They'll be dying to prove you wrong," warns the chorus. "Slow Dance," while no "Triptych," brings some of the technicality Arcane Roots fans have come to love from the trio and works off of the sudden explosions of energy that "If Nothing Moves, Nothing Breaks" also had. The EP concludes proud and unrelenting with "Vows & Ceremonies," featuring a happier sound than much of the rest of the EP. Definitely the album's most radio-friendly track! The upbeat sound doesn't distract from the jams - while relatively simple compared to the rest of the album, the song channels the band's inner Coheed & Cambria and brings the feel-good, foot stomping vibes to close the album out. A hidden track is found at the end of the song, if you sit through a minute or two of silence. I'm not sure if it has a title - but it speaks for itself, no title needed. It's a short, albeit beautiful, ending to the album, beginning with Groves harmonizing with himself over a delay-heavy guitar and piano before the full band kicks in for one last hurrah.
Leave it to Arcane Roots to bring one of the year's biggest releases, in an EP that bursts with energy and charisma only they are capable of creating. Each song is long, only "Vows & Ceremonies" clocking in under five minutes (just barely), but each is a journey to be experienced. Arcane Roots have brought to table a defining EP, showcasing their growth as a band and as artists since their debut LP. Evolution at its finest.
Favorite Tracks: Slow Dance; If Nothing Breaks, Nothing Moves; Leaving
Least Favorite Tracks: If I had to pick one... When Did The Taste Leave Your Mouth
My Top Albums of 2015:
Muse - Drones
Halsey - BADLANDS
10 Years - From Birth To Burial
Fall Out Boy - American Beauty / American Psycho
CHVRCHES - Every Open Eye
Years & Years - Communion
Bring Me The Horizon - That's The Spirit
October 25, 2015 / Dylan Yadav/ Comment
EP, Arcane Roots, Alternative Rock, Review, Coheed and Cambria


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#NewHorizons #PlutoFlyby – The Pseudoscience Flows #8: Where Are the High-Res Pictures?
Filed under: astronomy,conspiracy theories,general science,image analysis,media reporting,pluto,skepticism — Stuart Robbins @ 8:57 pm
Tags: astronomy, astrophysics, conspiracy, conspiracy theories, general science, image analysis, media reporting, nasa, New Horizons, pluto, richard hoagland, science, skepticism, Space
This will be another short post, but it'll hopefully tide you over while I'm home for 3.5 days before headed back to Maryland for a New Horizons Science Team Meeting. First off, you should read my Part 6 post about how the data are being downloaded from the New Horizons probe to Earth.
With that said, Richard Hoagland has moved up in the world and has his own radio program on Art Bell's network. Richard gets 10 hours per week (2 hrs per week night). I finally figured out my recording software and so was listening today to his Friday night / Saturday morning broadcast where he had on his significant other (Robin Falkov) and amateur image processor and image anomaly = intelligent artifact finder Keith Laney. But that's somewhat beside the point, for this is the pseudoscience for this post:
Richard Hoagland thinks that if he were managing the mission and the the probe might die tomorrow, he would send back the best pixel scale images first.
Therefore, we must have done that.
But, they are not being released.
Therefore, "NASA" is hiding these 70-80 meter per pixel images because "NASA" is trying to figure out what all the buildings mean.
Spot anything wrong with that line of reasoning? How about steps 1 and 2, the basic premise.
Richard Hoagland is wrong.
From a fundamental standpoint, besides everything I wrote in that part 6 blog post. If you're in charge of the mission, and you fear there is a small possibility that your probe might die, you would want to bring down the most representative data, and the data that will tell you the most about different things across the body rather than a tiny less-than-one-percent-of-the-surface-area image that would itself take many hours to downlink without lossy compression.
And – ¡gasp! – that's what we did! We brought down images that give us the broadest possible view, and we brought down data from the other instruments that do the same. Remember: New Horizons doesn't just have a black-and-white camera. It has seven other science instruments!
Besides that, more organizationally and methodically, there are literally hundreds of individual science questions/goals that we had for New Horizons' data to answer. Every single observation made was linked to one or more of those goals. And, those goals were prioritized not only into four main tiers*, but within each tier they were prioritized, as well. Each was audited multiple times by many different mission scientists and very carefully worded and planned. And — guess what! — 70-80 m/px images of a tiny area of Pluto are not in the Tier 1 goals. So, when you want to prioritize your data downlink during that crucial few-days period after the closest approach, you're going to bring down the data to answer the most Tier 1 goals/questions.
So … yeah. Richard is wrong in his conspiracy because his assumptions are wrong which he assumes are correct. Put another way: Richard thinks something, which (to him) makes it fact, and then he makes conclusions of conspiracy based on that "fact." But his basic thinks is wrong, therefore everything else that came after that thinks is wrong.
*This is why after the "anomaly" during the July 4 weekend, the announcement was made that "No Tier 1 goals will be affected." That's because the data that would have been taken during those few days were not crucial to any of those goals/questions. One observation, for example, was a "family portrait" that would be the last time New Horizons could fit the entire system in a LORRI field of view. That was more for public outreach, so it was a 3.9.x goal, but it also would have helped determine orbits of outer satellites which means it doubled as a tier 2 goal.
And to take the idea into a more mundane area, any of us who have ever had to prepare a many-slide presentation to a boss or an audience, and have strict time budgets under which to work, do not try to work on one best single perfect slide, and worry about all the other slides later. If you run out of time, you are screwed. You work on getting the entire thing done, but your first couple passes might be at a higher or rougher level, and then as you have time you drill down to make it more perfect and fleshed out. That way you accomplish the goals of communicating as much info as possible in the time you have, but if something unexpected interrupts you, you've got a lot more to show than one incomplete attempt at one perfect slide.
Comment by Rick Duffy — July 27, 2015 @ 7:31 am | Reply
The book "Logically Fallacious" offers the Mind Projection Fallacy, which was coined by E.T. Jaynes. It "…occurs when one believes with certainty that the way he sees the world reflects the way the world really is." Several of the New Horizons team members have publicly explained the rationale behind the priorities being used for sending back data, either directly or indirectly. My guess is that since what they said didn't fit RCH's narrative, he deliberately ignored them and went with his own conclusions. After all, the entire NH team is part of the "conspiracy".
Comment by Rick K. — July 27, 2015 @ 4:32 pm | Reply
Didn't know about that one. I'll use it when I do this in a podcast episode!
Comment by Stuart Robbins — July 27, 2015 @ 4:43 pm | Reply


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NAHB Elects Leadership for 2020
Members of NAHB elected four senior officers to top leadership positions within the federation during the association's International Builders' Show in Las Vegas.
With more than 700 affiliated state and local home builders associations and more than 140,000 members across the country, NAHB represents the interests of the nation's housing professionals through advocacy, education and research.
Taking the helm as NAHB's Chairman of the Board this year is Dean Mon, a New Jersey-based builder and developer with more than 30 years of experience in the home building industry. The first Hispanic to be elected chairman of NAHB, Mon is president of the D.R. Mon Group, Inc., which specializes in the development and construction of green urban living projects throughout New Jersey. Since 1985, the company has created communities in Morris, Hunterdon, Union, Hudson and Monmouth Counties.
"Addressing ongoing housing affordability concerns will be the top issue for America's home builders in 2020," said Mon. "In this key election year, we will work with the White House and Congress to advance comprehensive housing finance reform and reduce burdensome regulations to enable more families to achieve homeownership or have access to suitable rental housing. We will also urge Congress to adopt practical workforce development and immigration policy that will help our industry fill open jobs and reduce the cost of remodeling and home construction."
Also moving up on the association's leadership ladder during NAHB's Las Vegas meeting was John "Chuck" Fowke, a Tampa, Fla.-based custom home builder with 40 years of experience in the home building industry. He was elected as First Vice Chairman of the Board. Fowke is founder and president of Homes by John C. Fowke, Inc. His company has built hundreds of luxury homes throughout the Tampa Bay area.
Jerry Konter, a Savannah, Ga.-based home builder and developer with more than 40 years of experience in the home building industry, was elected as Second Vice Chairman of the Board. His company, Konter Quality Homes, is one of the largest home building firms in Savannah and has established 17 communities and built more than 2,000 homes and 600 apartments throughout the local metro area.
Alicia Huey joined the NAHB leadership ladder with her election as Third Vice Chairman of the Board. A Birmingham, Ala.-based custom home builder with more than 30 years of experience in the home building industry, Huey founded AGH Homes, Inc. in 2000. In addition to building high-end custom homes for buyers on individual lots, AGH Homes has also built in Hoover, Ala., and in several golf course communities in Vestavia, Ala.
2019 NAHB Chairman Greg Ugalde, from Torrington, Conn., remains on the leadership ladder as Immediate Past Chairman. Ugalde is president and chief legal officer of T&M Building Co., Inc., one of the state's largest home builders. Since its founding in 1962, T&M has built more than 4,000 new homes in over 45 Connecticut communities for trade-up and first-time buyers. He is also the founder and owner of GFU Investments, LLC, a builder/developer minority-owned business that focuses on urban development and workforce housing.
Rounding out the association's leadership is NAHB Chief Executive Officer Jerry Howard, from Washington, D.C. Howard heads up a professional staff of more than 240 working out of the National Housing Center in Washington. He has served as the association's CEO/EVP since February 2001. Previously, Howard was NAHB's chief tax counsel.


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Dies ist eine Liste deutscher Animationsfilme, die sich dadurch auszeichnen, dass sie entweder gezeichnet, am Computer oder durch Stop-Motion entstanden sind. Filme, die nur zu Teilen aus Animationen bestehen, wie Werner – Beinhart! oder Lola rennt, werden nicht in dieser Liste aufgeführt.

Prost Neujahr 1910 zählt als erster deutscher Animationsfilm. Der erste abendfüllende Animationsfilm ist der Scherenschnittfilm Die Abenteuer des Prinzen Achmed von Lotte Reiniger aus dem Jahre 1926. 1937 entstand mit Die sieben Raben der erste abendfüllende Puppentrickfilm. Mit Tobias Knopp – Abenteuer eines Junggesellen wurde 1949 der erste abendfüllende Animationsfilm der Nachkriegszeit fertiggestellt. Mit einem Remake von Konferenz der Tiere wurde 2010 der erste deutsche stereoskopische 3D-Animationsfilm veröffentlicht.

Bisher konnten zwei deutsche Produktionen, Balance und Quest, jeweils den Oscar als Bester Animierter Kurzfilm gewinnen.

Filme nach Erscheinungsjahr

1900–1909
 1909: Prosit Neujahr 1910

1910–1919
 1919: Das Loch im Westen

1920–1929
 1926: Die Abenteuer des Prinzen Achmed (erster abendfüllender Scherenschnittfilm)

1930–1939
 1933: Zwei Farben
 1936: Der blaue Punkt
 1936: Kaufmann, nicht Händler
 1936: Tischlein deck dich
 1937: Die sieben Raben (erster abendfüllender Puppentrickfilm)
 1937: Die Schlacht um Miggershausen
 1939: Tanz der Farben
 1939: Zwergenland in Not

1940–1949
 1940: Die Historie der deutschen Puppe
 1940: Der Störenfried
 1940: Vom Bäumlein, das andere Blätter hat gewollt
 1942: John Bull in Nöten
 1943: Strich-Punkt-Ballett
 1943: Verwitterte Melodie
 1943: Armer Hansi
 1944: Abenteuer des Freiherrn von Münchhausen – Eine Winterreise
 1944: Das dumme Gänslein
 1944: Der Schneemann
 1944: Hochzeit im Korallenmeer
 1944: Zirkus Humsti Bumsti
 1945: Rotkäppchen und der Wolf
 1946: Purzelbaum ins Leben
 1949: Tobias Knopp – Abenteuer eines Junggesellen (erster abendfüllender Zeichentrickfilm)

1950–1959
 1950: Immer wieder Glück (abendfüllender Puppentrickfilm)
 1951: Spuk mit Max und Moritz (abendfüllender Puppentrickfilm)
 1959: Gleich links hinterm Mond

1960–1969
 1969: Die Konferenz der Tiere (abendfüllender Zeichentrickfilm)

1970–1979
 1975: Der Mond
 1979: Der Schneider von Ulm

1980–1989
 1982: Einmart
 1982: Shalom Pharao
 1988: In der Arche ist der Wurm drin
 1989: Balance

1990–1999
 1990: Werner – Beinhart!
 1990: Peterchens Mondfahrt
 1992: Das kleine Gespenst
 1992: Der kleene Punker
 1992: Die Abenteuer von Pico und Columbus
 1993: Herzog Ernst
 1994: Felidae
 1996: Quest
 1996: Werner – Das muß kesseln!!!
 1997: Kleines Arschloch
 1999: Käpt'n Blaubär – Der Film
 1999: The Periwig Maker
 1999: Werner – Volles Rooäää!!!

2000–2009
 2001: Die Abrafaxe – Unter schwarzer Flagge
 2001: Kommando Störtebeker
 2002: Hessi James
 2003: Werner – Gekotzt wird später!
 2004: Derrick – Die Pflicht ruft
 2004: Lauras Stern
 2004: Back to Gaya
 2005: Felix – Ein Hase auf Weltreise
 2006: Felix 2 – Der Hase und die verflixte Zeitmaschine
 2006: Das kleine Arschloch und der alte Sack – Sterben ist Scheiße
 2006: Dieter – Der Film
 2006: Urmel aus dem Eis
 2007: Das doppelte Lottchen
 2007: Die drei Räuber
 2007: Lissi und der wilde Kaiser
 2008: Urmel voll in Fahrt
 2008: Kleiner Dodo
 2008: Der Mondbär – Das große Kinoabenteuer
 2009: Prinzessin Lillifee
 2009: Jasper und das Limonadenkomplott
 2009: Lauras Stern und der geheimnisvolle Drache Nian

Seit 2010
 2010: Konferenz der Tiere
 2011: Prinzessin Lillifee und das kleine Einhorn
 2011: Werner – Eiskalt!
 2011: Lauras Stern und die Traummonster
 2011: Kleiner starker Panda
 2012: Der kleine Rabe Socke
 2013: Ritter Rost – Eisenhart und voll verbeult
 2013: Tarzan 3D
 2013: Keinohrhase und Zweiohrküken
2013: Quiqueck & Hämat – Proll Out
 2014: Der kleine Drache Kokosnuss
 2014: Der 7bte Zwerg
 2014: Die Biene Maja – Der Kinofilm
 2014: Der kleine Medicus – Bodynauten auf geheimer Mission im Körper
 2015: Ritter Trenk
 2015: Der kleine Rabe Socke 2 – Das große Rennen
 2015: Ooops! Die Arche ist weg
 2016: Ritter Rost 2 – Das Schrottkomplott
 2017: Überflieger – Kleine Vögel, großes Geklapper
 2017: Die Häschenschule – Jagd nach dem Goldenen Ei
 2017: Happy Family
 2017: Der kleine Vampir

Deutsche Produktionsfirmen, Festivals und Institute
 Deutsches Institut für Animationsfilm (seit 1993)
 Hahn Filmproduktion
 Illustraetit (seit 1987)
 Internationale Trickfilm-Festival Stuttgart – Festival of Animated Film (seit 1982)
 Soulcage Department (seit 2002)
 Trickompany Filmproduktion (1985–2010)
 Zeichenfilm GmbH (1941–1944)
 Caligari Film (seit 1986)
 Ulysses Filmproduktion
 Wunderwerk

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