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Leslie Brown (Walker), who attended Taos High School, class of 1986 won the Spirit of Moondance Award at the Moondance International Film Festival in Boulder, CO, which was held May 14th and 15th. The award specifically honors women filmmakers. It was a long trip from high school to the festival, with two husbands and three children later. Now in her thirties, Leslie Brown is an independent film producer. She began her film career in sales and marketing at Holy Cow! Visual Effects. She then moved behind the camera to film a human rights documentary in Europe, produce an educational television show for PARS-TV, a talk show on parenting, and direct two episodes of Fitness and Health" for Floridas Sunshine Network. Latino Public Broadcasting is proud to be associated with "Discovering Dominga" and producer Patricia Flynn, winner of Best Documentary in Film Award at the 19th Annual Imagen Awards held at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel last night.

When LPB decided to contribute financially to "Discovering Dominga," we never thought it would become such a success on public television and in the festival circuit," said Luca Bentivoglio, executive director of LPB.

This award validates our mission, which is to support quality programming and independent producers with great stories that address the Latino experience in the U.S.," added Edward James Olmos, chairman of Latino Public Broadcasting. Today's set-top boxes will gradually give way to Digital Cable Ready devices such as TVs and DVRs that first use CableCARDs and then downloadable security to enable consumers to receive services from a local cable operator. According to The Diffusion Group's latest report, The Transition to Digital Cable Ready: Analysis and Forecasts, TV, DVR, and set-top manufacturers will begin mass shipments of these devices in 2006, with cumulative deployments expected to grow 17 fold by 2010.

"While Digital Cable Ready (DCR) deployments will expand rapidly in the next few years, the product is anything but straightforward," says Gary Sasaki, consulting analyst with The Diffusion Group. "Because the early DCR solutions such as the CableCARD can involve as many as six parties - the MSO, the technician, the consumer, the CableCARD vendor, the television/DVR/STB vendor, and the retailer - it is easy to point fingers at the other guy when something goes wrong. This confusion can make it particularly frustrating for all involved.

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