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ProLight+Sound 2012 – Eine Kleine Schweineschnitzel

Posted by Jim - March 26, 2012 - Conventions, Industrial, Industry News, Jim's Travels, JimOnLight.com, Trade Shows
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Hiya, everybody! I'm back in the land of the horse-riding 5-0, at the hotel for one more week.  I have an apartment that is available April 1, and I'll be moving in April 2.  I never thought I would be so happy to see a king-sized bed and my little fan blowing air on me [...]

Read More Frankfurt, Germany, Jim's Travels, lighting, ProLight+Sound 2012, tradeshows

Nixie Tubes – Old But Awesome Technology

Posted by Jim - March 23, 2012 - Display Technology, DIY, Electronics, Gadgets, History, incandescent lamps, Industrial, Lamps and Sources, Make!, neon, Old to New
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Have you ever seen the trademark amber glow of the Nixie Tube? Nixie tubes have made a bit of a comeback by Makers and tinkerers of today's tech — an old-school look with old-school innards using pretty simple technology to create some pretty spectacular results.  Nixie tube clocks, signs, and even Nixie tube wrist watches, [...]

Read More anion, anode, Aston Dark Space, axiotron, cathode, cation, Faraday's Space, NIX1, Nixie tube, Nixie tube watch, Positive Column, Steve Wozniak

Beware! The Blob

Posted by Daphne - March 15, 2012 - Animations, Civil and Infrastructure Lighting, Environmentally Friendly Design, from the lips of LEKOGIRL, green, Industrial, Light and Nature, light pollution, Lighting and the Environment, Lighting and the Human Element, Sustainability, Uncategorized, Video, video effects
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While not a 1970s scifi horror flick, Sunday Paper's spectacular short film Light is certainly haunting. For a fascinating and beautiful minute and a half short film, it certainly carries an elegiac note.     Just watch it!   Light from Sunday Paper on Vimeo.  

Read More art, eco, eco-friendly, efficiency, energy, environment, film, green, public, reminder, short film, Video

Indiana State Fair Collapse Report Blames Mid-America and IATSE?

Posted by Jim - February 8, 2012 - Concert Production, Disasters and Accidents, Industrial, Industry News, Legal Light
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Update 11:53am:  audio of the news conference releasing the IOSHA report that happened Wednesday, February 8, 2012.  heads up, it's a direct link to the .WMA file the State released. I'm a bit at odds with how to write this article because it is news, after all. Governor Daniels and his people from the State departments [...]

Read More Indiana OSHA, Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse, IOSHA, penalties, politics, safety

How Big is GE? [Infographic]

Posted by Jim - January 31, 2012 - Education, General Electric, Industrial
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I found this infographic about General Electric today that I found pretty interesting – Do YOU know how big GE is and how big it has become?  I didn't know that it was one of the original 12 companies from the original Dow Jones. Check out the infographic from PartSelect – I've resized it here, [...]

Read More GE, General Electric, infographic

$300,000 to Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse Victims

Posted by Jim - December 12, 2011 - Concert Production, Disasters and Accidents, Industrial, Industry News, Policy and Legislation, Political HooHaa
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Yeah, it's not any easier to see. Did you know that by law in the State of Indiana, the State cannot pay out more than five million dollars for one single tragedy, and it can pay no single victim more than $700,000?!  Ah, legislation.  If you can't solve a problem, screw the constituents and remove the State [...]

Read More collapse, disaster, IATSE, Indiana State Fair, Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse, Kenneth J. Allen, Sugarland

Baotou Halts Making Rare-Earths to Spike Prices. WTF!

Posted by Jim - November 11, 2011 - China, Industrial, Industry News, Lamps and Sources, Lighting Manufacturing, That's Corrupt!
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To quote the dance performance students in my 8am Stage Lighting class, this is "jank."  (I'm pretty sure that means that it's f%$#ed up.) Well, that it is.  This whole thing is certainly jank.  The "this" that I'm referring to is the fact that a Chinese government-linked company named Baotou Steel has been halting production of [...]

Read More Baotou Steel, china, lamps, light bulbs, light sources, Neodymium, Neodymium Oxide, rare earth

Cree LED Launches TEMPO – An LED Luminaire Testing Service

Posted by Jim - September 29, 2011 - Cree, Industrial, Industry News, Industry Professionals, Lamps and Sources, LEDs, Research and Development, Science of Light
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You all know me, I'm not really a "press release" kind of guy when it comes to JimOnLight.com content.  When I find a press release worthy of a nod, I try to get some of the commentary in there that made me want to talk about the release in the first place.  This press release [...]

Read More analysis, Cree, LED, scientific, TEMPO, testing

Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse, Five Dead. Now What?

Posted by Jim - August 15, 2011 - Concert Production, Disasters and Accidents, Industrial, Industry News, Interviews
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Sorry folks, this video is the harsh reality of what happened in Indiana on Saturday at the Sugarland concert.  Just be forewarned, it shows the rig collapsing onto people, and it's pretty real.  What cannot, cannot, cannot be overlooked at the end of the video is the bunch of hands that came running to lift [...]

Read More accidents, disaster, IATSE local 30, Indiana State Fair, Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse, Nathan Byrd, stage collapse, Sugarland, truss collapse, weather

Happy BELATED Birthday, William Kennedy Laurie Dickson!

Posted by Jim - August 4, 2011 - Dead Famous Lighting People, History, Industrial, Industry Professionals, JimOnLight.com, Old to New
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This is what happens when you live on a planet that is currently in flames with summer heat, you forget the birthdays of famous dead lighting guys.  A local pro performer here in town, Alissa Millar, who just rocked the living sh*t out of Blanche in A Streetcar Named Desire at the Civic Center Music [...]

Read More A Streetcar named Desire, actors, Alissa Millar, dead famous lighting guys, happy birthday, JimOnLight.com, William Kennedy Laurie Dickson
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Jim On Light's primary writer is Jim Hutchison, Chief Design Consultant of Alive Lighting. Jim has several years of experience in the Entertainment Lighting industry. Jim is a member of USA Local 829.

 

Jax is a professional lighting designer and theatre technician based in San Francisco. She is a company member of Impact Theatre and Renegade Theatre Experiment, as well as co–founder and technical director of Gryphon Venues, an Edinburgh Festival Fringe company.

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