SET Max is Sony Entertainment Television Network's channel that provides its viewers a mix of Hindi Movies and cricket based in Mumbai, Maharashtra.^[2] Among Hindi movie channels it competes mainly with Zee Cinema and STAR Gold in India. An HD version of the channel was introduced in 2010.

Cinema[link]

• Bollywood
• Hollywood in Hindi.

Sports[link]

• Indian Premier League

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official site

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Look up set in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Set may refer to:

Mathematics and programming[link]

• Set (mathematics), A collection of well defined and distinct objects
• Set theory
• Category of sets
• Set (computer science), a data type that is a collection of unique values
  • Set (C++), an implementation of Set (computer science) in the C++ language Standard Template Library (STL)

Chemistry[link]

• SET, single electron transfer

Psychology[link]

• Set (psychology), a set of expectations which shapes perception or thought

Technology[link]

• Set, to make/become solid: see Solidification
• A television set
• SET, Secure Electronic Transaction, a standard protocol for securing credit card transactions over insecure networks
• SET, Single-Electron Transistor, a device to amplify currents in nanoelectronics
• SET, single-ended triode, a type of electronic amplifier
• SET Awards, The Science, Engineering & Technology Student of the Year Awards
• Set (command), a command for manipulating environment variables in Unix and Microsoft operating-systems
• Software Engineer in Test, a Quality Assurance job title in some software companies
• Saw set, the process of setting the teeth of a saw so each tooth protrudes to the side of the blade

Arts[link]

Theatre[link]

• Theatrical scenery
• Set construction, construction of scenery for theatrical, movie and video game production.

Dancing[link]

• Set, the basic square formation in square dancing

Music[link]

• DJ set or DJ mix, a musical performance by a DJ
• Set theory (music), dealing with concepts for categorizing musical objects and describing their relationships
• Set (music), a collection of discrete entities, for example pitch sets, duration sets, and timbre sets
• Set (Thompson Twins album)
• Set (Alex Chilton album)
• Set list, a list of songs to be performed at a concert
• In the professional jargon of music production and critique, a "set" refers to an album of songs.

Fiction[link]

• Set or Father Set, a fictional deity in the Conan adventure novels by Robert E. Howard and their Marvel Comics interpretation

Sport and games[link]

• A chess set
• Set, a signal used in American football
• Set (darts), when one player wins three legs
• Set (game), a card game
• Set, a unit of play in tennis
• Set, a term for three of a kind in poker
• Set, a unit of play in volleyball (formerly "game")
• Set, a group of repetitions in weight training
• The set, a pitching position in baseball (also called the stretch)

Crime[link]

• Set, a sub-group of a street gang

Religion[link]

• Set or Seth, a Biblical character, a son of Adam and Eve
• Set (mythology), an ancient Egyptian deity

Miscellaneous[link]

• Set and setting, coined by Timothy Leary to describe the mindset and location of hallucinogenic experiences
• Seṭ and aniṭ roots, in Sanskrit grammar
• Set (video game), a group of items that adds specific bonuses
• Set (river), a river in northeastern Spain
• Set or sett, a badger's den
• Set, a small tuber or bulb used instead of seed, especially:
  • Potato set
  • Onion set

Other acronyms[link]

• Sanlih Entertainment Television, a television channel in Taiwan
• Scalar expectancy theory
• Serial endosymbiosis theory, a theory concerning the origins of mitochondria and plastids
• Similarity Enhanced Transfer, a technology used to speed up download rate of files on file sharing networks
• Simulated Emergency Test, an amateur radio training exercise
• Single Embryo Transfer
• Societatea Pentru Exploatări Tehnice, a Romanian aeronautics company of the 1920s to 1940s
• Society of Engineering Technologists, a student organization at Texas Tech University
• Sony Entertainment Television, a television channel owned by Sony
• South Eastern Trains, a rail company operating in South East England
• Stock Exchange of Thailand, the national stock exchange of Thailand
  • SET Index, an index for the Stock Exchange of Thailand
• Strategic Energy Technologies Plan (EU SET Plan)
• Study of Exceptional Talent, a program for gifted students
• Single-Ended Triode, a type of electronic amplifier
• Social entropy Theory, application of entropy concept to maintenance or disorganisation in society
• Northeastern University, School of Engineering Technology
• Southeast Toyota Distributors LLC, a distributor of Toyota vehicles
• Suzuki SET, Suzuki Exhaust Tuning, a device for altering pressure waves within motorcycle exhausts

See also[link]

• Sett (disambiguation)
• Setting (disambiguation)
• Setup (disambiguation)
• Seti (disambiguation)

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Look up Max or max in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Max, originally an abbreviation of "Maximilian", may refer to:

First name[link]

• All pages beginning with "Max"

Surname[link]

• Adolphe Max (1869–1939), Belgian politician
• Gabriel von Max (1840–1915), Austrian painter
• Peter Max (born 1937), American artist
• Tucker Max (born 1975), American author

Fictional characters[link]

• Max (24 character), a character from the second season of 24 and 24: The Game
• Max and Moritz, a German language illustrated story in verse
• Max, a character from the Bomberman series of computer and video games
• Max (Comet Man), a Marvel Comics character
• Max, the nickname of The Mighty Jagrafess of the Holy Hadrojassic Maxarodenfoe in the new series of Doctor Who
• Max Branning, a character from EastEnders
• Max (Flight of the Navigator), a spaceship from Flight of the Navigator
• Max Goof, the son of Disney character Goofy
• Max Guevara, a character from Dark Angel
• Max Headroom (character), a 1980s television personality
• Max Heiliger, identity created by top Nazi German banking officials for laundering valuables taken from Holocaust victims
• Maxxie Oliver, a character from Skins
• Max (Pokémon), a character in the Pokémon anime
• Max, The Grinch's dog from How the Grinch Stole Christmas and its adaptations
• Max Rebo, a Star Wars character
• Max Rockatansky, the main character from the Mad Max films
• Max Russo, the youngest sibling in The Disney Channel's Wizards of Waverly Place
• Max, a "hyperkinetic rabbity thing", one of the two main characters in the comic series Sam & Max
• Max Tate, a character from the anime/manga series Beyblade
• Max Zorin, the central antagonist in the James Bond film A View To A Kill
• Max Tennyson, a character from Ben 10
• Montana Max, a Tiny Toons Adventures character
• Montana Max (Hellsing), an anime character
• Ultraman Max, the main character from the titular film
• Max, a commanding officer in the Advance Wars video games
• Max, the co-star of the Max & Ruby, animated series
• Max, the boy in Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak
• Max, a character in the 1968 animated film Yellow Submarine
• Maximum Ride, the title character of the Maximum Ride book series by James Patterson

Computers, software, and games[link]

• 3ds Max, a computer program for the development of 3-dimensional graphics and animation
• Max (software), a graphical development environment for music and multimedia
• Commodore MAX Machine, a computer
• Max Payne, a third-person shooter video game
• MAX (Linux distribution) (Madrid linux), a government sponsored Ubuntu-based version of Linux in Spanish
• Mechanized Assault & Exploration, a computer game
• Multimedia Acceleration eXtensions, for HP PA-RISC
• Max (ripping software), an audio ripper for Mac OS X
• Dancing Stage Max, a game in the Dance Dance Revolution series
• MAX, commonly used shorthand for DDRMAX Dance Dance Revolution 6thMix, a Japanese music video game
• MAX, commonly used shorthand for DDRMAX Dance Dance Revolution, a North American music video game

Places[link]

In the United States:

• Max, Indiana
• Max, Nebraska, in Dundy County
• Max, North Dakota, in McLean County
• Max Township, Minnesota, in Itasca County

Transportation[link]

• MAX Light Rail (an acronym for Metropolitan Area Express), a light rail system serving the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area
• MAX (UTA), a rapid transit bus line in Salt Lake County, Utah
• Metropolitan Area Express BRT Line (MAX), a bus rapid transit system in Las Vegas, Nevada
• Modesto Area Express, a transit agency serving Modesto, California
• Multi-Amenity eXpress, a marketing name for the E1 Series Shinkansen and E4 Series Shinkansen double-decker Shinkansen trains in Japan

Media, arts and entertainment[link]

• Cinemax (unofficially known as Max), an American premium television network
• MAX (band), a Japanese vocal group
• MAX (comics), a Marvel imprint
• Max (film), a semi-historical film portraying Adolf Hitler after his military discharge at the end of World War I
• MAX, a Spanish theatre award
• "Max" (The X-Files), an episode of The X-Files
• "Max", a 1978 episode of The Bionic Woman
• Omroep MAX, a television broadcasting station in the Netherlands
• Max, album by The Rumour (1977)
• Max FM, a UK radio station
• MAX (Channel), an Australian pay TV channel
• MAX (TV channel), a Norwegian TV channel
• "Max" series, a collection of songs following the same theme from the music video game series Dance Dance Revolution
• Max (Howard Fast novel), a novel by Howard Fast
• 'MAX: A Maximum Ride Novel', the fifth book in the Maximum Ride book series by James Patterson
• Max (book), a children's book by Bob Graham

Finance and investment[link]

• MAX Index, a Hungarian domestic government bond index

Science and technology[link]

• Max, the abbreviation for the orchid genus Maxillaria
• MAX (gene), a human gene
• Max(), an abbreviation for either maximal element, greatest element, or extreme value in mathematics; see Maxima and minima

Other[link]

• Max (cigarette), a brand of cigarettes made by Lorillard Tobacco Company
• Max (pig), the pet pig of George Clooney
• Max Hamburgers, a fast-food corporation
• Lotto Max, a Canadian national lottery game
• "Max", pen name of Catalan ligne claire cartoonist Francesc Capdevila Gisbert

See also[link]

• Mad Max (disambiguation)
• Maximilian (disambiguation)
• Maximus (disambiguation)
• Maxwell (disambiguation)
• Maxx (disambiguation)
• Mighty Max (disambiguation)

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Max Keiser
Max Keiser in a London taxi
Born	Timothy Maxwell Keiser (1960-01-23) January 23, 1960 (age 52) New Rochelle, New York
Education	NYU
Occupation	Journalist
Notable credit(s)	Hollywood Stock Exchange, People & Power, The Oracle with Max Keiser, Karmabanque
Relatives	German and Scottish Ancestry, Hugh Maxwell, V 1777-1860
Website
http://maxkeiser.com

Timothy Maxwell "Max" Keiser (born January 23, 1960) is an American broadcaster and film-maker. He hosts Keiser Report, a financial program broadcast on RT (formerly Russia Today).^[1] Keiser also anchors On the Edge, a program of news and analysis hosted by Iran's Press TV.^[2] He hosted the New Year's Eve special, The Keiser's Business Guide to 2010 for BBC Radio 5 Live.^[3] Keiser presented a season of The Oracle with Max Keiser on BBC World News. Previously he produced and appeared regularly in the TV series People & Power on the Al-Jazeera English network. He also presents a weekly show about finance and markets on London's Resonance FM, as well as writing for The Huffington Post.^[4]

In addition to his broadcasting work Keiser is known for his invention of "Virtual Specialist Technology", a software system used by the Hollywood Stock Exchange.

Early career[link]

Keiser has been involved with markets and finance for 25 years. He started his career as a stock broker on Wall Street after graduating from New York University.

Hollywood Stock Exchange[link]

Keiser is the creator, co-founder and former CEO of HSX Holdings/Hollywood Stock Exchange, later sold to Cantor Fitzgerald.^[5] Alongside Michael R. Burns, he co-created the Hollywood Stock Exchange, ^[6] which allows traders to exchange virtual securities, such as "MovieStocks" and "StarBonds", with convertible virtual currency, the Hollywood Dollar.

Keiser is also the co-founder of HSX films, which went on to make almost a dozen films including Mixed Signals, Six-String Samurai, Dancer, Texas Pop. 81 and Girl. The company was bought by Ignite Entertainment/Lionsgate.

Broadcasting career[link]

Keiser presented Rumble at the Box Office^[7] for NBC's Access Hollywood. He also produced and hosted the weekly talk show Buy, Sell, Hold for CBS radio's KLSX in Los Angeles. Currently, he presents The Truth About Markets on Resonance 104.4 FM in London and on RDU 98.5 in Christchurch, New Zealand.

[edit] People & Power

Keiser produced ten short documentary films covering aspects of financial markets for Al Jazeera's series People & Power.^[8] The films include Rigged Markets,^[9] Money Geyser,^[10] Death of the Dollar,^[11] Peaked,^[12] Extraordinary Antics,^[13] Savers vs Speculators,^[14] Banking On It,^[15] Private Finance or Public Swindle?^[16] and Focus on Locusts.^[17]

[edit] The Oracle with Max Keiser

A pilot episode was produced for Al-Jazeera English titled The Oracle. This was developed into a series for BBC World News.^[18] The series first aired on 9 January 2009 and ran for ten episodes. It explored financial current affairs from the perspective of prediction markets. It was intended to be a humorous take on financial news before it happens.

[edit] On The Edge

A weekly financial commentary show which started in 2009 and is broadcast on Press TV, featuring interviews with well known alternative economists.^[19]

[edit] The Keiser Report

Since September 2009, Keiser has hosted The Keiser Report with financial news and analysis, on the RT network. The 30-minute program is produced three times a week. Stacy Herbert is the co-host and banters with Max on headlines and commentary.^[20]

An episode broadcast in September 2011 featured an interview with comedienne Rosanne Barr who stated that her solution to the financial crisis was to "bring back the guillotine".^[21]

Financial punditry[link]

Keiser has appeared as a financial pundit on a number of news networks. Keiser called for a "fatwā" against Hank Paulson^[22] on Al Jazeera in response to the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). In a later broadcast Keiser said "Paulson stinks".^[23] Keiser has advised investors to buy silver bullion and physical silver, promoting the metal as a store of value.

Activism[link]

Karmabanque[link]

Keiser founded the hedge fund Karmabanque, which sought to profit from any decline in equity-value of companies that are susceptible to boycott from environmental groups.^[24] The hedge fund's progress was followed monthly in The Ecologist magazine.^[25] Its targets included Coca-Cola^[26] and McDonald's.

The Karmabanque hedge fund project was designed to simultaneously short-sell companies while funnelling profits into environmental and ethical-business pressure groups which further act to drive down the price. Describing the project Keiser stated, "The Internet allows people, activists, from all over the world to gather, or swarm, and hit a company where it hurts most - in their stock price".^[27]

Extraordinary Antics[link]

In the Al-Jazeera short film Extraordinary Antics,^[28] Keiser travelled to Milan and Venice to find out how CIA station chief Robert Seldon Lady and his fellow CIA agents spent $500,000 on a procedure known as extraordinary rendition - a practice which is illegal and caused an Egyptian citizen, who had been granted asylum in Italy, to be abducted in order to face torture in Cairo.

The CIA was prosecuted for the case and Mr. Lady was found guilty in a Milan court. He was sentenced on 9 November 2009 to nine years in prison according to the Guardian.^{[citation needed]} This verdict was upheld on appeal. The US refuses to extradite Mr. Lady to Italy.^[29]

Crash JP Morgan - buy silver[link]

Max Keiser has labeled JPMorgan "the biggest financial terrorist on Wall St" in relation to their alleged manipulation of the price of silver.^[30] Keiser started a campaign called "Crash JP Morgan - buy silver",^[31][32][33] whereby people buy silver, thus raising its price and leaving JPMorgan with a huge short position to cover, the margin of which are collateralized by JPMorgan's own stock price, bankrupting itself. Based on the collateralization of silver by the price of its shares and his allegation that JPMorgan's position is an overwhelmingly large naked short position, Keiser predicted that the a per-ounce silver price exceeding JPMorgan's stock price will not only crash JPMorgan but unsettle the underpinnings of the dollar, which he claims are essentially confetti.

Adweek magazine described Keiser as "the most visible character in an underground movement that has spurred hundreds of blog posts and videos, and played some small part in driving up the price of precious metals".^[34] However, Keiser's prediction that JPMorgan would go bust if silver hit 47 dollars has failed to materialise, drawing criticism from the financial community.

Criticism[link]

• The Guardian newspaper, in an item titled "Mad Max", described Keiser's Karmabanque hedge fund as a "fantastical scheme" and accused him of trying to exist "beyond the normal forces and controls of society".^[35]

• Keiser drew criticism at the 2000 ShowBiz Expo in Las Vegas when he said of media content that "Everything is inescapably going to a price point called free". In response Kevin Tsujihara, executive V.P. of New Media at Warner Bros., commented that "Piracy.com" will be the victor if superior content is available on sites supported by advertisements.^[36]

• In 2005 Steven Milloy, the "Junk Science" commentator, demanded that Keiser be removed from the panel of the Triple Bottom Line Investing conference, where he was scheduled to appear. Milloy accused Keiser of making threats against his organization^[37] and petitioned sponsors Calvert Investments and KLD Research & Analytics to withdraw from the project.^[38] Robert Rubenstein, founder of conference organiser Brooklyn Bridge, stated that Keiser's comments "do not constitute a threat to person or property and are not related to the conference or the content that will be presented there".

• Referring to Keiser's Karmabanque project, a spokeswoman for Ryanair said, "Since they put Ryanair on their list our share price has gone up by 10%. We are always delighted to be part of a list which includes Coca-Cola, Starbucks and Wal-Mart".^[39] However, on the same day The Hindu published an article in which Howard Millar, Ryanair deputy chief executive, admitted that his company may be vulnerable to environmental pressure groups, stating, "I am concerned that there is a continuing media campaign and the concern is that people might say 'maybe I will not fly on holiday and maybe I will make a different choice'".^[40]

See also[link]

Biography portal

• Error account - a term often mentioned by Max Keiser
• Central bank or Reserve bank
• Gold standard - where paper currency is backed up by the value of gold
• Hollywood Accounting

References[link]

External links[link]

• MaxKeiser.com Max Keiser's website
• chaostheorien.de Interview with Max Keiser at chaostheorien.de