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Director Rob Cohen, actors Matthew Fox, Tyler Perry, Rachel Nichols and Edward Burns arrive at the premiere of Summit Entertainment?s ?Alex Cross? at the Arclight Theater on October 15, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) - ?Alex Cross? stars Tyler Perry as the Detective and Psychologist from the popular James Patterson novels. He takes over the role for Morgan Freeman, who played Alex Cross in the movies ?Kiss the Girls? and ?Along Came a Spider.?
Tyler Perry gained fame for his ?Madea? movies, so this is a big change of pace for him. You will also recognize Matthew Fox from ?Lost,? or remember him from his ?Party of Five? days.
Watch the trailer and click here to find local show times, but first listen to what KRLD Film Critic Julie Fisk has to say about ?Alex Cross.?
PLAY: Julie Fisk reviews ?Alex Cross?
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Honorary doctorate recipient: (L-R) University Chancellor Jim Bolger, Campbell Smith and Deputy Vice-Chancellor Alister Jones
An artist and a scientist received honorary doctorates during this week?s graduation ceremonies at the University of Waikato.
Campbell Smith, wood engraver and printmaker, poet and playwright has played a big part in Hamilton?s art scene for more than 60 years. He is a life member of the Waikato Society of Arts and a former Art Gallery Director of the Waikato Art Museum.
He was also one of a group who pushed for the Waikato Museum at the south end of Victoria Street to face the river. It was one of the first major buildings in Hamilton to do so, acknowledging that link between the river, the city and its people.
He is one of New Zealand?s most noted wood engravers and many of his works reflect the Waikato River and its bridges. A book called Lines of Light features 110 of his wood engravings and his work is in collections at the Waikato Museum and Te Papa.
His book The Journey written in 1958 but published in 2010 is a nativity story in poetry form set in the Coromandel and is illustrated with his own wood engravings. He has written 24 plays; many of them about New Zealanders who?ve changed the course of history. A book of Mr Smith?s plays will be launched later this year by publisher Steele Roberts.
??Mr Smith?s contribution to the arts in Hamilton and the Waikato, as an administrator and a practising creative artist, has been huge, and we?re delighted to acknowledge that by conferring our top honour,? says University of Waikato Vice-Chancellor Professor Roy Crawford.
Dr Roger Hill is the founder and managing director of Hamilton-based Hill Laboratories. Established in 1986, it is now New Zealand?s largest privately-owned commercial laboratory with more than 250 employees.
?The honour is in recognition of Dr Hill?s substantial contributions to the regional and national economy, and his services to science, to the University of Waikato, and to the wider community,? says University of Waikato Vice-Chancellor Professor Roy Crawford.
?Roger?s passion for adopting fundamental scientific discoveries for new analytical methods has created immeasurable benefits for New Zealand?s export industries and the environment. In addition, he has been a strong supporter of the University, offering work placements to our students and employing many of our graduates.?
Roger Hill trained as a chemist before setting up an agricultural and horticultural testing service in Hamilton East with his wife Anne. Today, his company Hill Laboratories has four divisions ? agricultural, environmental, and food and bioanalytical, plus a satellite laboratory in Christchurch and a sales office in Japan.
Dr Hill?s focus on developing new analytical methods has resulted in speedier, more accurate and cheaper analytical testing, and has aided the establishment of a reputable analytical industry in New Zealand.
His close ties with the University of Waikato over the past 30 years have led to a string of sponsored projects at MSc and PhD level, and Dr Hill has also directly sponsored University activities targeting secondary school students, including the annual Rotary Science Summer School, the Analytical Chemistry Competition and ChemQuest.
In addition, Dr Hill has long-standing links with the Department of Computer Science, where his drive, enthusiasm and backing has been a key factor in the success of a collaboration to develop leading-edge software for data mining applications.
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Google is opening a virtual window into the secretive data centers where an intricate maze of computers process Internet search requests, show YouTube video clips and distribute email for millions of people.
The unprecedented peek is being provided through a new website unveiled Wednesday at http://www.google.com/about/datacenters/gallery/#/ . The site features photos from inside some of the eight data centers that Google Inc. already has running in the U.S., Finland and Belgium. Google is also building data centers in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and Chile.
Virtual tours of a North Carolina data center also will be available through Google's "Street View" service, which is usually used to view photos of neighborhoods around the world.
The photographic access to Google's data centers coincides with the publication of a Wired magazine article about how the company builds and operates them. The article is written by Steven Levy, a journalist who won Google's trust while writing "In The Plex," a book published last year about the company's philosophy and evolution.
The data centers represent Google's nerve center, although none are located near the company's headquarters in Mountain View, Calif.
As Google blossomed from its roots in a Silicon Valley garage, company co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin worked with other engineers to develop a system to connect low-cost computer servers in a way that would help them realize their ambition to provide a digital roadmap to all of the world's information.
Initially, Google just wanted enough computing power to index all the websites on the Internet and deliver quick responses to search requests. As Google's tentacles extended into other markets, the company had to keep adding more computers to store videos, photos, email and information about their users' preferences.
The insights that Google gathers about the more than 1 billion people that use its services has made the company a frequent target of privacy complaints around the world. The latest missive came Tuesday in Europe, where regulators told Google to revise a 7-month-old change to its privacy policy that enables the company to combine user data collected from its different services.
Google studies Internet search requests and Web surfing habits in an effort to gain a better understanding of what people like. The company does this in an effort to show ads of products and services to the people most likely to be interested in buying them. Advertising accounts for virtually all of Google's revenue, which totaled nearly $23 billion through the first half of this year.
Even as it allows anyone with a Web browser to peer into its data centers, Google intends to closely guard physical access to its buildings. The company also remains cagey about how many computers are in its data centers, saying only that they house hundreds of thousands of machines to run Google's services.
Google's need for so many computers has turned the company a major electricity user, although management says it's constantly looking for ways to reduce power consumption to protect the environment and lower its expenses.
The company's data centers are located in: Berkeley County, S.C.; Council Bluffs, Iowa; Douglas County, Ga.; Mayes County, Okla.; Lenoir, N.C.; The Dalles, Ore.; Hamina, Finland; and St. Ghislain, Belgium. Other data centers are being built in Quilicura, Chile; Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan.
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