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The good people at Ibis World just released a report on which industries are facing the biggest declines. You can probably guess a few of them, and the major culprit behind the decline is another mainstay of change: Technological Development. The numbers are from the US economy over the past decade, but I think it's a fair representation of what is occurring in most first world developed economies.
So while you peruse the list, have a think about the incumbents and if they saw it coming or were in denial. Also have a think about where technology is taking us and if you can be a driving force behind flipping an existing industry on it's head with your new startup! Enjoy.
1. Apparel Manufacturing
Has declined by 77% over the past decade. Simple reason. Cost of wages in labour intensive industry.
2. Music Stores
In the past decade almost 80% of all music stores have closed down in the USA. Sales recorded music sold on a physical transportable device (Tapes, CD's, LP's et al) have declined 76.3% in the past 10 years. The only chance for survival is to be very niche, like some 'drive in cinemas' have done. even cultural icons, like Tower Records below have succumbed to the inevitable. If you look closely at the pic below, you might even see the who was behind it all…
3. Manufactured Home Dealers
Declined by over 70% in the past decade. Who knew?
4. Photo development
Photo finishing faced a 69% decline, which digital photography is entirely responsible for. Facebook and Flickr are quickly replacing the photo album, and Kodak got caught napping as this happened. The truth is that 1 hour is still 59 minutes and 59 seconds slower than digital. The question is whether the increasing level of awesomeness of cameras in mobile phones will make stand alone digital cameras redundant?
5. Wired Communications
Wired telecoms declined by 54.9% since the year 2000. The evidence exists with how many people you know who've 'turned off' their fixed line connection. Long distance and overseas has equally been decimated by Skype which comes at peoples favourite price point – 'free' – with the added benefit of video. It's pretty clear that I life without wires is better than a life with them.
6. Mills
Manufacturing suffered a 50% decrease. Seems they are closing all the factories down in Allan Town – as 23% have closed down since 2000. It's a pretty simple formula here as reduced trade barriers and low wage markets have concocted this reality.
7. Newspaper Publishing
You're reading this on-line, and you probably get most of your news the same way. Hence it isn't a great surprise that newspaper publishing has declined 35.9% in the past decade. What's really interesting is that most of us consume more news and content than ever before, we just get it in different places from different people. The problem with most publishers is that they confuse the delivery mechanism (the physical publishing) with why they actually exist. Granted, lower barriers to deliver any form information has made the old model almost impossible to maintain. I'd also argue that the pay walls being put up by Rupert Murdoch and the New York Times won't cut it when valid substitutes are 'free'.
8. DVD, Game & Video rental
A percentage decrease of 35.7% which is easy to see as local video & DVD rental stores close down. The on-line alternative is simply superior. Enough said.
9. Formal Wear & Costume rental
A curious one as this industry has declined by 35%. Most probably a combination of reduced prices for textiles in general and the casualisation of dress throughout society.
10. Video Post Production
With standard simple digital manipulation tools on our desk top, services of this nature have been hurt. They've declined by 24.9% in the past decade. Only the very high end have survived.


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HONOLULU - More than one month of naval maneuvers involving the militaries of 22 nations kicked off in Hawaii on Thursday. For the first time, China has sent vessels to participate in the Rim of the Pacific drills that the U.S. Pacific Fleet hosts every two years.
Thailand was initially among 23 nations expected to send units to Hawaii for the world's largest maritime exercises. But it's no longer doing so after its military orchestrated a coup last month. The Obama administration suspended various assistance and military exercises after a junta took power on May 22.
The exercises will include disaster-relief training as well practice countering pirates, clearing mines, landing amphibious ships and searching for submarines.
Some ships started their training en route.
Nine ships from Brunei, China, Singapore and the U.S. sailed together from Guam to Pearl Harbor. Capt. Patrick Kelly, the commander of USS Chosin, said the ships practiced communications, maneuvering and weapons-firing drills. They also held personnel exchanges. Brunei is also participating in the drills for the first time.
China sent four ships, two helicopters, a commando unit and a diving team to Hawaii along with 1,100 Chinese officers and sailors.
A Chinese oiler, frigate and destroyer are expected to join a maritime interdiction operations task force drill. The hospital ship Peace Ark will participate in medical exchanges with other participants.
China sent military observers to watch RIMPAC drills in 1998, but it has never sent ships before.
The exercises began in 1971. Most of the drills will take place in and around the Hawaiian Islands. As in 2012, a small part of it will take place off Southern California.


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For socially conscious art that's accessible, provocative, and relevant. Essay by Troy Patterson
Some performance artists just create head-scratching riddles, but Jefferson Pinder gets beneath viewers' skin and opens minds. His most powerful videos and mixed-media pieces explore the genre's power to address race and identity with visceral immediacy.
The 42-year-old Washington, D.C., native is currently putting together one of his most rousing pieces yet. Commissioned by the Birmingham Museum of Art, Belly of the Beast is inspired by the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing that killed four girls 50 years ago this month. "I was trying to figure out how to create a piece relevant to the bombing," Pinder says.
The site-specific piece gathers his career-defining interests and draws deeply on local talent to discuss a metaphorically rich subject—"how two different experiences can happen at one location." Pinder will reconfigure Birmingham's Lyric Theatre—a vaudeville house-turned-movie palace—as a site for reenacting cultural battles. When the Lyric closed its doors in 1958, it was the only theater in Birmingham where blacks could watch a performance at the same time as whites—albeit from a segregated balcony.
Revisiting the Jim Crow era and recharging the energy of the space, Belly of the Beast will place a black gospel choir in the balcony and white bluegrass choir in the orchestra pit. "Both of those styles of music are completely about passion and devotion," Pinder says, "and we try to draw together the distinct qualities of each of them and create new sounds. But no way is this going to be a concert." Instead, it's an immersive study in harmony and dissonance, with dramatic conflict taking the form of musical sparring. "It's almost like a duel," the artist continues. Influences range from Sacred Harp to the contemporary pop chart: "What would it sound like if a bluegrass group could re-interpret Kanye West?"
Pinder's artistic process led to an unprecedented cross-pollination. "Even within the gospel community, these choirs don't regularly get chances to sing with each other." The beauty of this Beast—and of Jefferson Pinder's work in general—lies in its ability to provoke meaningful dialogue.
Patterson is the writer-at-large for Slate.com. He has written about books, television, and the arts for The New York Times Book Review, GQ, and Entertainment Weekly.


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Sitting at midcourt with members of his family, Max Falkenstien beamed as his commemorative jersey No. 60 was unfurled high in the southwest rafters of Allen Fieldhouse at halftime of the Kansas University-Colorado game Wednesday night.
His name forever will hang next to 27 of the basketball players he covered in his 60 seasons broadcasting KU athletics.
"I thought it was fabulous," Falkenstien said of the jersey-retirement honor; the 60, of course, signified his years in the business.
"I would have to confess I thought it might be something they'd do tonight, but Jimmy (Marchiony, KU associate AD) and everybody else kept it a close secret. I'm definitely honored by it. It was great."
Falkenstien, 81, who is stepping down after this season, worked his final home game Wednesday.
He not only had family members with him at halftime, but also several former KU basketball players.
During his 60 years at KU, Max Falkenstien has become the 'Voice of the Jayhawks.'
They included: Sean Alvarado, Jeff Gueldner, Greg Gurley, Bill Hougland, Monte Johnson, Bill Lienhard, Mike Maddox, Roger Morningstar, Patrick Richey, Bud Stallworth and Jerry Waugh.
Ryan Robertson was in the stands, but wasn't told about the halftime ceremony. After the game, he presented Falkenstien with his own special gift. It was a picture of him and Falkenstien taken during Robertson's own Senior Day.
"I really wanted to be here and give it to him," Robertson said. "Max means so much to everybody who's played at KU."
Falkenstien was touched by all the love. The 16,300 fans gave him a thunderous standing ovation during his halftime speech and again when his jersey dropped from the rafters, next to Nick Collison's No. 4.
"As my good friend Larry Brown taught me to say, 'Gosh, this really is special,''' Falkenstien said.
"I thought this day would never come, but since it has, I'm glad I was here to enjoy it," he added, the fans roaring in laughter.
He thanked his wife, Isobel, and other family members and had words of praise for his broadcast buddy and partner of 22 years, Bob Davis.
"My wife packed my travel bag for 60 years. She has been my pal, my partner, a great mom and listened to more games than anybody in this building," Falkenstien said. "Bob and I have broadcast games from the Hawaiian Islands to New York, from Anchorage to Miami, and in 22 years never had a disagreement. We had thousands of laughs, a few tears, great victories, crushing defeats. I'll miss Bob Davis."
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius had this to say about Falkenstien, who worked as the first general manager for Sunflower Cablevision:
"It's going to be hard to imagine KU basketball without the voice of Max," she said. "He's done a terrific job and is known all over the country for being the voice of the Jayhawks."
KU coach Bill Self said: "I'll look back at this as one of my favorite nights, not because we won the game, but I was here when Max got his name dropped (from rafters). That is special, and he deserves it."
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Councillors split over proposal to move league to Eden Park, cricket to the Springs and speedway to Mt Smart
A plan to shift the Warriors from Mt Smart Stadium to Eden Park has been kicked into touch to give Aucklanders a chance to have their say.
Instead of approving a "strategic direction" for the city's big stadiums yesterday, the Auckland Council voted 11-7 to undertake community consultation on the plan to turn Eden Park into the primary venue for rugby, rugby league, one-day and 20/20 cricket.
Other pieces of the jigsaw involve moving speedway to Mt Smart Stadium to free Western Springs for test cricket.
Mt Smart Stadium would be used as a training base for league, a high performance centre and remain the home of athletics.
North Harbour Stadium would continue to be used by North Harbour Rugby and New Zealand Soccer.
League fans - including patriarch Sir Peter Leitch - have slammed the proposed move, saying a move to the 50,000-seat stadium would create a horrible atmosphere.
Auckland councillors were divided yesterday over whether the public should have a say.
Leading the pro-consultation team was Cathy Casey, who said the public had yet to speak on the future of the city's stadiums.
Mike Lee said he had sympathy for the difficult task being tackled by the council-controlled Regional Facilities Auckland but had grave misgivings about the direction it was taking.
"Bringing the public in can only help," he said.
But other councillors, including Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse, who chaired the meeting in the absence of Mayor Len Brown, Ann Hartley, George Wood and Dick Quax strongly opposed public consultation.
Ms Hulse and Ms Hartley said it was the job of Regional Facilities, not the council, to consult on the plan, and they were unsure what the council would be consulting on.
Regional Facilities has been working on the project for nearly two years and consulted a wide range of sporting bodies and other interested stakeholders.
The overall plan is expected to reduce council funding requirements, create opportunities for Eden Park to reduce debts of $55 million and strengthen the overall financial position of the region's stadiums.
After the meeting, Regional Facilities chief executive Robert Domm said the council needed to agree a strategy before the end of the year.
"We put it up to them [council]," he said. "They didn't make the call today, but eventually they have got to make the call. We hope they make it sooner rather than later."
Eden Park Neighbours' Association president Mark Donnelly, who addressed the council yesterday, said it was commonsense to consult Aucklanders.
How they voted
For public consultation
Cameron Brewer, Cathy Casey, Sandra Coney, Alf Filipaina, Christine Fletcher, Mike Lee, Richard Northey, Calum Penrose, Sharon Stewart, John Walker, Wayne Walker
Penny Hulse (deputy mayor), Michael Goudie, Ann Hartley, Des Morrison, Dick Quax, Noelene Raffills, George Wood
Absent: Mayor Len Brown, Arthur Anae, Penny Webster
Staunchies will boycott, says fan
Bud Abbott reckons his mates would rip up their season tickets to the Warriors if the club shifted to Eden Park.
The 58-year-old from Manurewa has been a season-ticket holder since 1995 at Mt Smart and has had the team logo worked into a leg tattoo.
"A lot of staunchies won't go, I know quite a few who ... are saying, 'We won't go to Eden Park.' The parking's rubbish, the food's not that great. It's a rah-rah stadium."
He says Mt Smart has Eden Park beaten for atmosphere.
There's no way Warriors fans should bail out debt-ridden Eden Park, another season-ticket holder, Mike Brown, reckons.
"If the boot was on the other foot there's no way rugby would be bailing out league. The Warriors have got enough problems of their own without worrying about union, the country already falls over backwards for union."
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