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102. Maintaining high-volume, low-pressure surface-coating regulatory compliance using the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Data Quality Objectives Process

Author

McFarland, Michael J., Palmer, Glenn R., Peters, Scott, Olivas, Arthur C., and Nelson, Tim M.

Subjects
United States. Environmental Protection Agency -- Environmental aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Aerospace industry -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Environmental aspects, Air pollution -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Environmental aspects, Hazardous wastes -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Environmental aspects, Environmental services industry, Environmental issues, Science and technology, Government regulation, Environmental aspects, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

ABSTRACT To effectively reduce the environmental compliance costs associated with meeting specific requirements under the Aerospace Manufacturing and Rework Facility's National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants rule, the U.S. [...]

Published
2005

103. Complying with Executive Order 13148 using the Enterprise Environmental Safety and Occupational Health Management Information System

Author

McFarland, Michael J., Nelson, Tim M., Rasmussen, Steve L., Palmer, Glenn R., and Olivas, Arthur C.

Subjects
United States. Department of Defense -- Laws, regulations and rules, Regulatory compliance -- Research -- Laws, regulations and rules, Environmental protection -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Research, Environmental services industry, Environmental issues, Science and technology, Government regulation, Environmental issue, Research, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

ABSTRACT All U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) facilities are required under Executive Order (EO) 13148, 'Greening the Government through Leadership in Environmental Management,' to establish quality-based environmental management systems (EMSs) [...]

Published
2005

105. Development of a hazardous air pollutants monitoring program using the Data Quality Objectives process

Author

McFarland, Michael J., Nelson, Tim M., and Palmer, Glenn R.

Subjects
Air pollution -- Research, Environmental services industry, Environmental issues, Science and technology, Research
Abstract

ABSTRACT To effectively reduce the environmental compliance costs associated with meeting hazardous air pollutant emission requirements, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Data Quality Objective (DQO) process has been proposed as [...]

Published
2004

110. Hazards Due to Overdischarge in Lithium-ion Cylindrical Cells in Multi-cell Configurations

Author

Jeevarajan, Judith, Strangways, Brad, and Nelson, Tim

Subjects
Metals And Metallic Materials
Abstract

Lithium-ion cells in the cylindrical Commercial-off-the-shelf 18650 design format were used to study the hazards associated with overdischarge. The cells in series or in parallel configurations were subjected to different conditions of overdischarge. The cells in parallel configurations were all overdischarged to 2.0 V for 75 cycles with one cell removed at 25 cycles to study the health of the cell. The cells in series were designed to be in an unbalanced configuration by discharging one cell in each series configuration before the start of test. The discharge consisted of removing a pre-determined capacity from the cell. This ranged from 50 to 150 mAh removal. The cells were discharged down to a predetermined end-of-discharge voltage cutoff which allowed the cell with lower capacity to go into an overdischarge mode. The cell modules that survived the 75 cycles were subjected to one overvoltage test to 4.4 V/cell.

Published
2010

112. What's next for the Renewable Energy Target – resolving Australia's integration of energy and climate change policy?*.

Author

Nelson, Tim, Nolan, Tahlia, and Gilmore, Joel

Subjects
GOVERNMENT policy on climate change, RENEWABLE energy sources, ELECTRICITY markets, GREENHOUSE gas mitigation, COST control
Abstract

Australian climate change policy and its integration with Australia's electricity markets have been fraught for at least two decades. The only enduring policy has been the Commonwealth Renewable Energy Target (RET). Despite the relative success of the RET in driving investment and reducing emissions, state governments have now pivoted towards contracts‐for‐difference (Cfds). In this article, we outline the issues associated with policy discontinuity and the large‐scale RET and review its effectiveness as an emissions reduction tool and driver of electricity sector abatement. We find that the RET has been relatively successful across the key criteria of cost and emissions reductions and is a better policy instrument than contracts‐for‐difference, which are increasingly being adopted by state governments. Building on the work of Nelson et al. (2020), we propose a new approach, which would allow for continued use of Cfds but utilising the RET's policy architecture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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114. A victory for judicial restraint.

Author

Nelson, Tim

Subjects
Item veto -- Laws, regulations and rules, Separation of powers -- Laws, regulations and rules, Judicial restraint -- Laws, regulations and rules, Bennett v. Napolitano (81 P.3d 311 (Ariz. 2003)), Rios v. Symington (833 P.2d 20 (Ariz. 1992)), Government regulation
Published
2004

115. Long Term Performance Retention Test Using High Power COTS NiCd and NiMH Cells

Author

Hall, Dan, Darcy, Eric, Strangways, Brad, and Nelson, Tim

Subjects
Spacecraft Propulsion And Power
Abstract

Contents include the following: Introduction to space-flight high power applications. Problem description for current designs. Test plan for NiCd and NiMn. Results and analysis. Conclusion.

Published
2004

116. Long Term Performance Retention Test Using High Power COTS NiCd and NiMH Cells

Author

Hall, Dan, Darcy, Eric, Strangways, Brad, and Nelson, Tim

Subjects
Spacecraft Propulsion And Power
Abstract

This slide presentation reviews the tests and results for performance retention of high powered commercial off the shelf (COTS) NiCd, and NiMH cells. Electromechanical actuators for space flight requires short duration high power batteries. The concern is that NiCd battery designs demonstrate an unfavorable power degradation after long periods of inactivity. Cycling can recover some of the decay, but this reduces the readiness that these batteries must have. Two 5-cell SubC stick test batteries ere chosen using NiCd and NiMH were tested and then the differences for charge maintenance were compared.

Published
2003

117. A survey for variable young stars with small telescopes: II – mapping a protoplanetary disc with stable structures at 0.15 au

Author

Evitts, Jack J, primary, Froebrich, Dirk, additional, Scholz, Aleks, additional, Eislöffel, Jochen, additional, Campbell-White, Justyn, additional, Furnell, Will, additional, Stecklum, Bringfried, additional, Urtly, Thomas, additional, Pickard, Roger, additional, Wiersema, Klaas, additional, Dubovský, Pavol A, additional, Kudzej, Igor, additional, Naves, Ramon, additional, Morales Aimar, Mario, additional, Castillo García, Rafael, additional, Vanmunster, Tonny, additional, Schwendeman, Erik, additional, Soldán Alfaro, Francisco C, additional, Johnstone, Stephen, additional, Gonzalez Farfán, Rafael, additional, Killestein, Thomas, additional, DelgadoCasal, Jesús, additional, García de la Cuesta, Faustino, additional, Roberts, Dean, additional, Kolb, Ulrich, additional, Montoro, Luís, additional, Licchelli, Domenico, additional, Escartin Perez, Alex, additional, Perelló Perez, Carlos, additional, Deldem, Marc, additional, Futcher, Stephen R L, additional, Nelson, Tim, additional, Dvorak, Shawn, additional, Moździerski, Dawid, additional, Quinn, Nick, additional, Kotysz, Krzysztof, additional, Kowalska, Katarzyna, additional, Mikołajczyk, Przemysław, additional, Fleming, George, additional, Phillips, Mark, additional, Vale, Tony, additional, Dubois, Franky, additional, Logie, Ludwig, additional, Rau, Steve, additional, Vanaverbeke, Siegfried, additional, Merrikin, Barry, additional, Fernández Mañanes, Esteban, additional, Erdelyi, Emery, additional, Gonzalez Carballo, Juan-Luis, additional, Limon Martinez, Fernando, additional, Long, Timothy P, additional, San Segundo Delgado, Adolfo, additional, Salto González, Josép Luis, additional, Tremosa Espasa, Luis, additional, Piehler, Georg, additional, Crumpton, James, additional, Billington, Samuel J, additional, D’Arcy, Emma, additional, Makin, Sally V, additional, and Dover, Lord, additional

Published
2020
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119. Acceleration of Coronal Mass Ejection Plasma in the Low Corona as Measured by the Citizen CATE Experiment

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Penn, Matthew J, primary, Baer, Robert, additional, Walter, Donald, additional, Pierce, Michael, additional, Gelderman, Richard, additional, Ursache, Andrei, additional, Elmore, David, additional, Mitchell, Adrianna, additional, Kovac, Sarah, additional, Hare, Honor, additional, McKay, Myles, additional, Jensen, Logan, additional, Watson, Zachary, additional, Conley, Mike, additional, Powers, Lynn, additional, Lazarova, Marianna, additional, Wright, Joseph, additional, Young, David, additional, Isberner, Fred, additional, Hart, C. Alexandra, additional, Sheeley, N. R., additional, Penn, Debbie, additional, Allen-Penn, Kate, additional, Alder, Bruce, additional, Alder, Ryan, additional, Hall-Conley, Geri, additional, Gerdes, David, additional, Weber, Katherine, additional, Johnson, Jeffrey, additional, Matzek, Gerald, additional, Somes, Steven, additional, Sobnosky, Rob, additional, McGowen, Robert, additional, Meo, Michael, additional, Proctor, Damani, additional, Wessinger, Charlie, additional, Schilling, Jeannine, additional, Kerr, Jay, additional, Beltzer-Sweeney, Alexander, additional, Falatoun, Alex, additional, Higgins, David, additional, Boyce, Grady, additional, Hettick, Jared, additional, Blanco, Philip, additional, Dixon, Scott, additional, Ardebilianfard, Sepehr, additional, Boyce, Pat, additional, Lighthill, Richard, additional, Lighthill, Denese, additional, Anderson, David, additional, Anderson, Mine, additional, Schad, Thomas, additional, Smith, Sonna, additional, Jensen, Declan, additional, Allen, Anthony, additional, Smith, Donavan, additional, Brandon, Gage, additional, Earp, Joe, additional, Earp, Jane, additional, Blair, Bob, additional, Claver, Chuck F., additional, Claver, Jennifer A., additional, Claver, Ryan H., additional, Hoops, Danielle, additional, Rivera, Esteban, additional, Gibson, Llanee, additional, Hiner, Martin, additional, Lann, Rein, additional, Miller, Shaedyn, additional, Briggs, Burton, additional, Davis, Karan, additional, Jackson, Brian, additional, Kautzsch, Kaleb, additional, Sandidge, Wesley, additional, Lucas, Russell, additional, Gregg, Duane, additional, Kamenetzky, Julia, additional, Rivera, Tiffany, additional, Shaw, Joe, additional, Scherrer, Bryan, additional, Sandbak, Dylan, additional, McFate, Richard, additional, Harris, Wilson, additional, Brasier, Zachery, additional, McNeil, Stephen, additional, Jensen, Jack, additional, Jensen, Makai, additional, Moore, Mason, additional, Temple, Alexandria, additional, Vanderhorst, Thomas, additional, Kautz, Richard, additional, Bellorado, Orion, additional, Jenkins, LaVor R, additional, Pantuso, Corey, additional, Carey, Marley, additional, Byrnes, Josh, additional, Scholtens, Kyle, additional, Web, Julian, additional, Baker, Brain, additional, Barngrover, Katie, additional, Hathaway, Drew, additional, Smith, Kallen, additional, Chandler, Kellyn, additional, Hinkle, Lydia, additional, Chandler, Ione, additional, Gisler, Galen, additional, Benner, Jack, additional, Mas, Madison, additional, Rogers, Maya, additional, Moore, Prescott, additional, Pelofske, Elijah, additional, Gulley, Stephen, additional, Short, Beth, additional, Crooker, Isabel, additional, Hammock, Jennifer, additional, Cardenas, Katsina, additional, Cardenas, Kateri, additional, Wellman, Jennifer, additional, Roy, Mark, additional, Meyer, Joe, additional, Brough, Jalynne, additional, Brough, Kameron, additional, Nelson, Tim, additional, Nelson, Zack, additional, Russell, Caleb, additional, Bautz, Theresa, additional, Weitzel & Team, Eric, additional, Wistisen, Michele, additional, Aagard, Shae, additional, Whipps, Zachary, additional, Neuroth, Logan, additional, Poste, Dawson, additional, Worthen, Connor, additional, Gosain, Sanjay, additional, Steward, Mark, additional, Gosain, Vanshita, additional, Gosain, Ruchi, additional, Jorgensen, Janet, additional, Doucette, Eleanor, additional, Doucette, Reba, additional, Iwen, Elliott, additional, Cochran, Alexus, additional, Stith, James, additional, Scribner, Doug, additional, Kenney, Austen, additional, Pisciotti, Kolby, additional, Pease, Irene, additional, Cynamon, Samuel, additional, Cynamon, Charles, additional, Cynamon, Dawn, additional, Tolbert, Bart, additional, Dupree, Jean A., additional, Weremeichik, Jeremy, additional, Pindell, Nathan, additional, Stives, Kristen, additional, Simacek, Thomas K, additional, Simacek, Yolanta G, additional, Simacek, Anne L., additional, Boeck, Wayne, additional, Boeck, Andreea, additional, Ryan, Austin, additional, Wierzorec, Gabriel, additional, Klebe, Dimitri, additional, Costanza, Bryan, additional, Cerny, Arnie, additional, Schmale, Trevor, additional, Hoffman, Tessa, additional, Streeter, Sam, additional, Erickson, Jack, additional, McClellan, Michele, additional, Erickson, Ella, additional, Brettell, Brynn, additional, Shoffner, Savannah, additional, McClellan, Emilie, additional, VanVoorhis, Julie, additional, Bramhall, Cole, additional, Stelly, Daniel, additional, Bee, Bentley, additional, Acevedo, Bruno, additional, Kroeger, Madison, additional, Trumpenski, Ben, additional, Sump, Nolan, additional, Brook, Liam, additional, Ernzen, Jagert, additional, Lewis, Jessica, additional, Maderak, Ryan, additional, Kennedy, Charles, additional, Dembinski, David, additional, Wright, Rita, additional, Foster, Michael, additional, Ahmadbasir, Mohammad, additional, Laycox, Monty, additional, Foster, James, additional, Orr, Ethan, additional, Staab, Ashley, additional, Speck, Angela, additional, Baldridge, Sean, additional, Kegley, Lucy, additional, Bavlnka, Jordan, additional, Ballew, Thomas, additional, Callen, Bruce, additional, Ojakangas, Gregory, additional, Bremer, Mark, additional, Angliongto, Maryanne, additional, Redecker, Mark, additional, Bremer, Chris, additional, Hill, Peggy, additional, Rodgers, Michael, additional, Duncan, Jordan, additional, Fincher, Sam, additional, Nielsen, Ben, additional, Hasler, Samantha, additional, Shivelbine, Taylor, additional, Howard, Tyler, additional, Midden, Chris, additional, Patrick, Sean, additional, Glenn, Kerry, additional, Mandrell, Chris, additional, Dawson, Kyle, additional, Cortez, Margaret, additional, Levsky, Alyssa, additional, Gallaba, Dinuka, additional, Perrone, Mason, additional, Taylor, Jasmyn, additional, Yanamandra-Fisher, Padma A., additional, Harper, Howard, additional, Adams, Lindsay, additional, Springer, Michaela, additional, Menard, BillyJoe, additional, Boggs, Dylan, additional, Lynch, Caitlin, additional, Watson, Jacob, additional, York, Andi, additional, Matthews, David, additional, Brown, Kiley, additional, Garrison, Dylan, additional, Mangin, Jonathan, additional, Mangin, Isaac, additional, Birriel, Jennifer, additional, Birriel, Ignacio, additional, Yess, Capp, additional, Anderson, Jesse, additional, Caudill, Ethan, additional, Smith, Allyn, additional, Buckner, Spencer, additional, Longhurst, Russ, additional, Fagan, Ben, additional, Nations, Christian, additional, DiMatties, Jeffrey, additional, Thompson, Patricia, additional, Garrison, David, additional, Garrison, Thomas, additional, Garrison, William, additional, Kidd, Mary, additional, Baker, Maria, additional, Ledford, Mary-Beth, additional, Winebarger, Amy, additional, Freed, Michael, additional, Church, Morgyn, additional, Dickens, Jim, additional, Anderson, Bob, additional, Smith, Ned, additional, Dorsey, Lynne, additional, Justice, Doug, additional, Zavala, Daniel, additional, Stockbridge, Zach, additional, Brittain, Sean, additional, Jensen, Stanley, additional, Leiendecker, Harrison, additional, Thompson, Erin, additional, Deady, Michelle, additional, Quinn-Hughes, Kelly, additional, Slimmer, David, additional, Granger, Valerie, additional, LaRoche, Michael, additional, LaRoche, Serena Hill, additional, Manspeaker, Rachel, additional, Nguyen, Peter, additional, Smith, Daniel, additional, Payne, Jim, additional, Zissett, Jerry, additional, Roberts, Arianna M., additional, Roberts, Gabrielle W., additional, Roberts, Harrison, additional, Riddle, Amy, additional, Ursache, Corina, additional, and Ursache, Elena, additional

Published
2019
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125. Australia's National Electricity Market after Twenty Years.

Author

Rai, Alan and Nelson, Tim

Subjects
ELECTRICITY markets, GOVERNMENT ownership of electric utilities, PRICE increases, ELECTRICITY, DEPRECIATION, ENERGY policy, WHOLESALE prices
Abstract

The Hilmer reforms served electricity consumers well over the first post‐reform decade. However, three key issues emerged from the mid‐2000s: (i) a significant and largely unnecessary rise in network expenditures; (ii) emissions policy discontinuity; and (iii) a large increase in wholesale prices due to rising fuel prices and the sudden exit of generators. The consequence was a doubling in retail prices. Deficiencies in cost‐recovery mechanisms have meant price increases have disproportionately affected low‐income households. We propose three key reforms as rectification: (i) integrating emissions reduction and energy policies; (ii) boosting network capacity utilisation; and (iii) improving cost recovery mechanisms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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126. Doing it all: the Sundance Labs and Festival

Author

Nelson, Tim Blake

Subjects
Screenwriters -- Personal narratives, Motion pictures -- Personal narratives, Motion picture industry -- Personal narratives, Education, Personal narratives
Abstract

When I arrived at the Sundance Screenwriters Lab in January of 1996, I had little understanding of the challenge in store for me as a writer/director. I certainly didn't imagine [...]

Published
1997

130. Overcoming the split incentive problem for low-income rental households and solar photo voltaic (PV) technology: policy implications and opportunities.

Author

Nelson, Tim, Dodd, Tracey, Vazey, Rosanna, and Smits, Aleks

Subjects
HOUSEHOLDS, CLEAN energy, SOLAR energy, PHOTOVOLTAIC cells
Abstract

Split incentive problems create barriers for the uptake of distributed solar Photo Voltaic (PV) technology by tenant-occupied households. There are two key barriers. First, the split incentive whereby the landlord incurs the capital cost of installation while the tenant receives lower electricity bills. Second, (and in the Australian context) the relatively short tenure of rental agreements creates disincentives for tenants from purchasing panels themselves. In markets with restructured electricity retailing (as is the case in Australia's National Electricity Market), there is the further complication of 'customer churn' between retailers. In this article, we contrast the economics of solar PV for 'hardship' customers, used as a proxy for low-income customers living in rented housing, with the economics for 'average' customers. Our results show that solar PV could significantly reduce low-income tenant-occupied household electricity bills, and associated greenhouse gas emissions, due to relatively higher selfconsumption than the 'average' customer. Our policy recommendations relate to: a reorientation of policy to supporting PV deployment for low-income rental households; and exploration of a new organizational and financial structure for overcoming the split incentive problem. By adopting these recommendations, policy makers could ensure low-income tenantoccupied households are able to deploy solar PV to maximize societal welfare and environmental outcomes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

131. Investment in solar and wind generation in Australia-lessons learned.

Author

Eggleston, Julian, Nelson, Tim, Walker, Tom, and Williams, Greg

Subjects
SOLAR energy, WIND power, LOW voltage systems, PHOTOVOLTAIC power generation, CLIMATE change
Abstract

The Australian National Electricity Market (NEM) rules and arrangements were developed in the 1990s when the majority of the energy was generated from large thermal generating units that were relatively close to the major load centres. These generation and load centres are also interconnected to allow energy to be transferred and traded to improve reliability and efficiency. New generators have open access to the network provided they negotiate their connection with the network operator and meet acceptable performance standards. In the past decade changes in technology and climate change incentives have driven an evolution in the NEM rules and market arrangements. However, in recent years pace of change has increased and there has been a dramatic increase in the number of solar and wind generating systems installed and actively being assessed. These generating systems are smaller than the existing thermal generating units and are generally connected in more remote low voltage locations due to resource availability. The paper will discuss how the NEM has evolved under the high volume of concurrent connection applications, including: • the need to coordinate generation and network investment to avoid excessive congestion, including the role of the Australian Energy Market Operator's (AEMO's) integrated system plan; • the negotiation of performance standards in the presence of multiple concurrent connection applications, including the need for system strength remediation; • the impact on network losses and the associated loss factors used to provide locational investment signals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019

132. Dakota Access Pipeline Protesters Vow To Fight Through Fierce Winter

Author

nelson, Tim

Subjects
Petroleum pipeline construction -- Demonstrations and protests -- Cases -- Laws, regulations and rules, Company legal issue, Government regulation, Environmental issues
Abstract

Author(s): Tim Nelson. Some are heeding tribal calls to leave, while others are digging in. But the company building the Dakota Access Pipeline was in court Friday, trying to overturn [...]

Published
2016

135. MEMBERS' CORNER

Author

Herbert, Jack H., Walton, Rob, Mrinskij, V. I., Glass, L., Muir, Christine, Gough, H. J., Evans, Fred, Francis, J. C., Broogh, Helmut, Broogh, Christiane, Fearn, Brian, Harp, Cyril, Nelson, Tim, and Betteley, John

Published
1979

138. Every Time I Feel the Spirit

Author

Nelson, Timothy

Subjects
Religion and beliefs, Personal religious testimony and popular inspirational works, Alternative belief systems
Abstract

Dreams and visions, prophetic words from God about "dusty souls," speaking in tongues while "in the spirit"—narratives of these and similar events comprise the heart of Every Time I Feel the Spirit. This in-depth study of a Black congregation in Charleston, South Carolina provides a window into the tremendously important yet still largely overlooked world of African American religion as the faith is lived by ordinary believers. For decades, scholars have been preoccupied with the relation between Black Christianity, civil rights, and social activism. Every Time I Feel the Spirit is about black religion as religion. It focuses on the everyday experience of religion in the church, congregants' relationships with God, and the role that God and Satan play in congregants' lives—not only as objects of belief but as actual agents. It explores the concepts of religious experience and religious ritual, while emphasizing the attributions that people make to the operation of spiritual forces and beings in their lives. Through interviews and field work, Nelson uncovers what religious people themselves see as important about their faith while extending and refining sociological understandings of religious ritual and religious experience.

Published
2024
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141. The Future Is Here: IDeaS Launches Advanced Revenue Management System

Author

Nelson, Tim

Subjects
TheoryofComputation_MISCELLANEOUS, IDeaS, revenue management, TheoryofComputation_GENERAL, profitability
Abstract

IDeaS G3 Revenue Management System leverages SAS® analytics, delivers breakthroughs in pricing technology to increase hotel revenues and profitability.

Published
2014

142. The big idea: shading the Earth

Author

Pawelski, Lisa A., Moulton, Bill, Cannara, A., Nelson, Tim, Nelson, Judy, and Harrould-Kolieb, Ellycia

Subjects
Earth
Published
2009

144. Switches are Monitors Too!

Author

Nelson, Tim, primary, DeMarinis, Nicholas, additional, Hoff, Timothy Adam, additional, Fonseca, Rodrigo, additional, and Krishnamurthi, Shriram, additional

Published
2016
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146. Essence of Wacked

Author

Nelson, Tim Blake

Subjects
Minority Report (Nonfiction work) -- Criticism and interpretation -- Performances, Motion pictures -- Criticism and interpretation, Motion picture actors and actresses -- Performances, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Criticism and interpretation, Performances
Abstract

In a hotelroom in Los Angeles the night before my first day as Gideon, the quasi demented futuristic jailer in Steven Spielberg's ''Minority Report,'' my wife, who was helping me [...]

Published
2006

147. Coen Poems

Author

Nelson, Tim Blake

Subjects
Filmmakers -- Behavior, Arts, visual and performing, General interest
Published
2001

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