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The state of the European public EV charging
Tuesday 21st January 10am GMT
Access to public charging infrastructure is widely considered a critical enabler for EV uptake. With combined public sector pressure and commercial opportunity, Europe's public charging market is developing fast and Energy stakeholders are eager to not miss out. In this webinar, Delta-EE will share some of its research into this market, answering questions such as:
- Where are Europe's chargepoints and how do countries differentiate from each other?- How should I segment the public charging market?- Where does the investment come from and what are the business models?- Who are the market leaders today?
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What are the smart plays in new energy? Find out about the most exciting business models for the 2020s
Thursday February 6th 10.30am GMT
The battle for the energy customer relationship is heating up
10am BST, Wednesday 18th September, 2019
In this webinar we look at four key new market entrants: Oil Majors, Technology Giants, HVAC and Automotive manufacturers, and consider:
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Follow the money – who is investing what in 'New Energy' and why it matters
Wednesday 3rd October, 10.30am BST
6 key investor groups are making major moves – find out who and what it means?
2018 so far feels like the year of the new energy investment. The pace of investment in new energy has ramped up, with investments being made across the board into a huge range of new energy businesses. But what do these moves really tell us about the future success of existing suppliers or challenger start-ups? Our latest in-depth report from the 'New Energy' Business Model Service examines who the key investing companies are and what kinds of business models are hot – or not. S
Delta-ee explores:- Hot areas of investment- Who is snapping up investments – and how serious is their intent in new energy?- What might this mean for future strategy?
For more information you can get in touch via [email protected]
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Trends shaping the heating sector: Online heating sales platforms
Wednesday 23rd April, 10am BST
Delta-ee explores: - The state of the market – what is the business model, who is active, why the fuss? - What do customers think? A case study from the British market. - Industry Q & A facilitated by Delta-ee For more information, you can get in touch via [email protected]
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Is Japan the land of the rising sun for European companies?
Tuesday 24th April, 10.30am BST
Japan is undergoing a major transformation of its energy market, moving away from regulated to a full market liberalisation in both electricity and gas sectors. The nature of the Japanese energy market is expected to change, with new businesses and innovative technologies entering the market. What opportunities does this change present for European companies with 'new energy' propositions? Delta-ee has been active in Japan for many years and has an intimate knowledge of the market.
In this webinar, Delta-ee will share insights from our recent work into:
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How to make money in 'New Energy' #6 - Bundling
Wednesday 6th December, 2017
While bundling goods and services into a single offering is by no means a new idea, within the Energy world it represents an important innovation trend. Not only can this approach help companies to better serve customers, but it can also create much-needed revenue as commodity profit margins are squeezed. Join us to find out: 1. How the bundling model has been adapted to suit the rapidly changing Energy space 2. Where we see the market developing 3. What is required to be successful with this approach
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How to make money in 'New Energy' #5 - Lifestyle Products
Friday 17th November, 2017
Customers want peace-of-mind, convenience & control, to have fun, and connect emotionally with brands…
Join us to explore how Lifestyle Products, that focus on improving experience/quality of life as opposed to strictly financials/saving money, are being incorporated into the world of 'New Energy' business models.
- Which innovations are the ones to watch? - How are they engaging customers? … early adopters vs mass market - What next in this very new & ultra-competitive market?
If you would like a copy of the slides, please contact Charmaine Coutinho.
How to make money in 'New Energy' #4 - Efficient Consumption
Wednesday 25th October, 2017
As data analytics improve and with more customer data available than ever, opportunities are arising for businesses to empower customers to make informed energy decisions – saving both energy & money.
Join us to find out: - Is data revolutionising the efficiency market? - Which innovations are gaining traction and why? - What are the biggest challenges to success in this field?
Watch the webinarIf you would like a copy of the slides, please contact Jenny Carson.
How to make money in 'New Energy' #3
Tuesday 26th September, 2017
Product vs Service – fundamentally changing the way in which you engage with your customers. Find out how 'New Energy' business models are innovating with Energy as a Service propositions.
- What approaches are companies bringing to market – and how will they evolve?- Key lessons learnt- And critically… how do end users feel about these proportions?
How to make money in 'New Energy' #2
Wednesday 19th July, 2017
Everyone knows that the value in the future will be less in the amount of energy used or produced, and increasingly in the timing of energy consumption, generation and/or storage. What business models can companies develop in response?
Our research identifies 3 approaches - watch this webinar: - Explore our Time-of-Use Optimisation 'new energy' business model pillar - Find out which innovations are the ones to watch - Find out how they are engaging customers
How to make money in 'New Energy' #1
In this webinar, we will explore how companies are creating new energy marketplaces and new ways in which customers are buying energy, as well as related products and services.
Which innovations are the ones to watch? How and why are they engaging customers? What role does blockchain play?
The European connected home market: what's behind the growth?
The European connected home market has seen strong growth in recent years. In this webinar, we will explore the core dynamics and drivers behind this growth as well as look at the emergence of subscription and service-based business models.
The webinar will include:
If you would like a copy of the webinar slides, contact [email protected].
Remote boiler diagnostics: What's really happening and is it worth investing in?
Several approaches for remote boiler diagnostics have already emerged and there are several commercial use cases in the market today. However, the market is very fragmented and there is a wide range of companies from heating system manufacturers, controls companies, home service providers and energy suppliers looking to capture the value in the market. This webinar will analyse the emerging battleground and help understand the scale, speed and competition for this emerging opportunity.
We will specifically discuss the following points:• An introduction to remote boiler diagnostics: how it works, main approaches, key use cases and key markets• How much value could remote boiler diagnostics provide?• How will the market for remote diagnostics develop in the future?
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Tuesday 18th September, 10.30am BST
Unlike most connected home products that have taken off in Europe so far, connected electric heating/cooling controls will have an impact that goes way beyond the consumer electronics market. There are multiple battlegrounds happening at the same time, some of which are critical for the transition of the electricity system. Our newest study demonstrates that while we are still in the early days, there is and will be a very wide range of values to capture with these products. And the race has definitely begun! Join this webinar to find out more about: - The state and competitive landscape of connected electric heating & cooling controls - The market opportunities in Europe - The bigger picture: why connected electric thermal loads will be absolutely key to the transformation of the electricity system
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Wed, Jun 20, 2018
The European connected home market has seen strong growth in recent years. In this webinar we will explore the core dynamics and drivers behind this growth as well as look at the emergence of subscription and service based business models. The webinar will include:
Home Energy Management - science fiction or a golden opportunity?
Home Energy Management (HEM) is emerging in Europe. This webinar explores when, where and how this opportunity will develop, and what this means for energy market stakeholders.
European connected home market: The strong growth continues but is anyone getting returns on investment?
The connected home 'energy' market grew by over 20% last year but where are the current and future heating opportunities?
Heating, plugs, lighting: what are customers buying today and who are they buying from?
Watch this webinar to find out where the market is likely to be in 3 years' time and what the implications are for your business.
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Could connected security products disrupt the European connected home market?
In this webinar, we give our views on why and how connected home security could disrupt the European connected home market.
We explain why security providers are expanding to the connected home market, what new exciting business models we see emerging, and how the security vertical will impact the whole connected home market.
Why telcos could disrupt the European connected home market
We give our view on why and what aspects of the connected home telcos are active in, what we can learn from US telco experience in the connected home, and what kind of business models telcos are using or could use in the European market.
Groundbreaking innovation project has high hopes for hybrid heating systems
Watch Delta-ee's webinar on the Freedom project*, a ground-breaking field-trial which has overseen the installation of 75 hybrid heating systems in combination with hybrid controls in homes in South Wales.
We cover: - Introduction to Freedom – aims, objectives and progress to date - Network and system benefits of hybrid heating systems – What potential do hybrids have for future load management? - Customer experience – what do customers think so far, how will they benefit, will they engage and how do we engage them?
*The Freedom project is the first collaborative future of energy project between electricity and gas networks and is principally funded by Wales and West Utilities and Western Power Distribution. Part funder PassivSystems are leading the day-to-day project management, development of control algorithms, designing the architecture of the smart switching system and oversaw the installation of the hybrid heating systems.
For more information, contact Jennifer Arran.
Digital innovation in energy customer service
10.30am BST, Thursday 17th October, 2019
Traditional call centres are increasingly seen as out of touch in today's world of digital self-serve, chatbots and other digital customer experiences. The energy customer service landscape is transitioning in response to changing customer expectations, the need to reduce cost to serve and the emergence of innovative digital technology, particularly AI. This webinar will include:
Thursday 25th October, 10.30am BST
Behavioural science helps us understand how and why people make decisions and how to influence those decisions. It has wide application as it works across the energy customer lifecycle, across business functions, and can help meet short-term targets and long-term transformation programmes. Techniques can be deployed quickly at low cost to deliver immediate value. Join us to find out:
How to make money from smart meter data
Thursday 31st May, 10.30am BST
Smart meter data is providing unprecedented insight into the lives of energy customers. With this comes opportunities for those in the energy sector to better meet customer needs, while simultaneously generating efficiencies and accessing new sources of revenue. Join us to find out:
How to develop energy insight propositions as a tool for successful customer engagement
In this webinar we share the latest insights from the Delta-ee Customer Data Analytics research on energy insight propositions.
The webinar covered the state of the energy insight proposition market today, their emerging impact of customer experience and business metrics, and provided direction on how to develop propositions to improve customer engagement. This was brought this to life with the reflections and experiences of our guest speaker Tako in 't Veld, the driving force behind the TOON product created from the partnership between Eneco and Quby.
Cutting through the hype: What are the opportunities with demand disaggregation?
In this webinar we share the latest insights from Delta-ee Customer Data Analytics research on the topic of Electrical Demand Disaggregation.
We look at the main use cases of this technology, and explore how energy companies can monetise itemised appliance analytics and what type of data is required. We will also be highlighting case studies of the approach adopted by some of the industry leading analytics suppliers.
How you can use data analytics to cross and upsell in the energy industry
In this webinar we share new insights from Delta-ee Customer Data Analytics research. The energy sector is looking to sell more products and services to their customers. Data-analytics will be a key ingredient for success and in this webinar we'll highlight some of the early successes, and innovation from inside and outside the energy sector.
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Tuesday 13th November, 15:00 UK Time
Transitioning towards 'New Energy' is going to present new opportunities and new challenges within the distributed power sector. For example, with the growth in solar PV and energy storage installations, does this present an opportunity or a threat to 'conventional' distributed power technologies such as gas engines? Will gas engines see sales grow in the next 5 years as demand for 'flexible' generation increases? Or will combustion technologies increasingly come under pressure from renewable alternatives?
In this webinar, Delta-ee takes a look at the market prospects for gas engines in these emerging applications:
► Flexible generation► Microgrids / hybrid solutions► Data centres► Diesel genset substitution
Regional Highlights from our latest Global Gas Engine report
Europe (including Russia and Turkey) is the #1 region in the world currently for gas engine sales within stationary power applications, with an annual installed capacity of approximately 1,744 MWe in 2017. But how do other regions compare? Where is growth most prominent? And in which engine size bands?
Gas engines vs. Gas turbines – who will win the decentralised power generation race?
Globally, 10s of GWe of gas turbines are installed per year to meet both centralised and decentralised power generation needs. But what if we narrow down our focus to smaller gas turbines (e.g. with power capacities less than 30 MWe) - how do these compare with gas engines in terms of annual sales?
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Global Gas Engine Market Report highlights
Delta-ee's Annual Global Gas Engine Market Report compiles the most comprehensive market insight available on gas engines within stationary power applications.
The report, published every January, is a summary report which is based on the in-depth research carried out by Delta-ee's dedicated CHP & Distributed Power Research team.
In this webinar, we discuss which countries are likely to exhibit strong Distributed Power market growth in the period to 2020.
Electric fleets: six approaches to EV charging
Across Europe, car and van fleets are increasingly moving to EV. This is creating a distinct customer segment that EV charging providers are tailoring propositions for. With this in mind, Delta-ee will share some of its latest insights from the EVs & Electricity Research Service. In this webinar, we will discuss:
• What are the different needs for fleet customers?
• What is the fleet EV charging value chain?
• What key approaches are emerging and what does this mean for different companies in this sector?
• Case studies of leading European propositions
If you have any questions or have any issues connecting to the webinar, email [email protected]
Smart charging: The state of the market and where it is heading
In this webinar, Delta-ee's EV team explore the developing European market for smart charging solutions.
Offering insights from the EV & Electricity Research Service, we will explore:• Trends in smart charging technologies,• How smart charging activities offer energy system values,• Emerging end customer benefits,• Example leading-edge solutions
How will EV drivers charge their cars? How is the battle for the EV customer shaping up?
These two questions are the core focus of two Delta-ee Multi-Client Studies, carried out between January and April this year.
In this webinar we will share selected highlights of our findings from these two multi-client studies, and set out our ongoing research on the intersection between EVs and electricity.
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The intersection between EVs and Electricity - opportunities and threats
The upcoming take-off of EVs will bring big opportunities to create value at the intersection between EVs and electricity. For example, electricity retailers can sell more electricity; EVs can provide flexibility at a time when demand-side flexibility is becoming a more central part of electricity systems; and billions will be invested in EV charging infrastructure and back-office services. But threats loom as well. What types of companies will develop the winning customer propositions and business models? Who will capture which opportunities? And there are many, many uncertainties. For example, how and where will EVs be charged? From at home trickle charging through to ultra-fast charging at petrol station forecourts.
In this webinar Delta-ee frames these key questions, sharing early insights from Delta-ee's new research on the intersection between EVs and electricity.
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How is convergence between electricity and heat happening today? What does this mean?
This first webinar from Delta-ee's Electrification of Heat Service will explore the importance of electrically-driven heating to the heat and electricity sectors, and how sector convergence can contribute to an increasingly decarbonised Europe. Electricity systems stakeholders are increasingly seeking new sources of flexibility, and heat is one of the best, low cost sources.
EMMES 2.0 is here
Thursday 19th July, 2018
Join this webinar to find out:
• How has the overall European storage market developed over the last 6 months? • What are the trends in three major energy storage segments shaping the market and how will this change in the next 2 years? • How is European policy affecting the market today and shaping it into the future? During the webinar we will share highlights from the 2nd edition of European Market Monitor for Energy Storage (EMMES 2.0) which was published in July of 2018 and is now available for purchase. EMMES is the definitive analysis of the European markets for energy storage and how they are developing. EMMES is produced by leading 'new energy' research and consulting company Delta Energy & Environment (Delta-ee), in close partnership with EASE (European Association for Storage of Energy).
The European Market Monitor on Energy Storage (EMMES) - Launch webinar
Watch this webinar to find out:
During the webinar we share highlights from the European Market Monitor for Energy Storage (EMMES) which was published in December 2017 and is now available for purchase.
EMMES is the definitive analysis of the European markets for energy storage and how they are developing. EMMES is produced by leading 'new energy' research and consulting company Delta Energy & Environment (Delta-ee), in close partnership with EASE (European Association for Storage of Energy).
Contact [email protected] if you'd like to find out more.
Flexibility and energy storage: how to turn expectations into reality
In a dynamic and highly competitive market for exploiting and monetising energy system flexibility, energy storage can be a key component for stacking multiple values and provide customer-orientated energy solutions.
However, as the UK flexibility market is undergoing a period of uncertainty facing both regulatory and market risks, it becomes increasingly important to stand out from the crowd and create a compelling customer proposition.
Join this webinar to understand how to exploit the increasing value from flexibility using energy storage, to target the right customer segments, and what business model approaches can help you do so.
Unlocking opportunities in the C&I sector
The Commercial & Industrial (C&I) sector will play a significant role in shaping the European distributed energy storage market. We especially see strong growth potential in the UK and German market with the combined annual deployment reaching more than 200 MWh by 2021.
The market is already crowded, with a growing number of stakeholders looking to take advantage of the opportunity. At the same time, we see risks and uncertainties specifically around regulation, customer awareness and financing.
Join this webinar to understand which propositions are most likely to shape the C&I energy storage market going forward and how to best position yourself to capture the market's potential.
How will disruptive business models impact the energy storage market?
The energy storage market is moving faster than regulation and new business models are already shaping the market.
In this webinar we will share insights from our latest Energy Storage Research Service subscriber report into disruptive business models. Which approaches are most likely to succeed and shape the European market by 2020?
The Demand Side Flexibility Market Monitor 2019
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Demand-side flexibility for DSOs - everything you need to knowMonday 18th November 2019View the webinar
How to win at flexibility
This webinar was hosted on the Engerati website on 18th October, 2017.
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Flexibility and energy storage: how to turn expectations into reality
Join this webinar to understand how to exploit the increasing value from flexibility using energy storage, to target the right customer segments, and what business model approaches can help you do so.
Who will be the winners in the UK flexibility market?
The UK Flex market is dynamic and competitive. We see that more value streams will open, more stakeholders will try to get involved and flexibility will come from a more diverse range of assets. Customers are generally having good experiences, but still have a number of unmet needs. Stakeholders with a competitive edge will have a strong foothold in the market.
In this Delta-ee webinar, we looked at who the winners of the UK flexibility market will be, focusing on the following areas:
• The market today and how it will evolve • What customers want • Who has the competitive edge and why
Beyond the boiler: how is the future for gas-based heating emerging today?
Thursday 13th July, 2017
The condensing boiler as a standalone product is unlikely to be the end point for gas-based heating in buildings. Lower carbon systems are already emerging, and the pace will quicken. Gas-based distributed generation continues to show potential, supported by the trend towards a more distributed energy system. These technologies will see changing patterns of gas demand, and opportunities for companies to innovate with new customer propositions and business models.
As there was not enough time during the webinar to answer all questions and comments from attendees, a follow up document can now be downloaded.
What do installers think of digital sales channels for heating products?
April 2019
Since 2017, a number of companies have launched digital sales platforms for heating products and services that threaten to disrupt traditional three-tier sales channels. Most of these businesses subcontract the actual heating system installation jobs to independent local tradespeople, and so their successfulness will depend on installer buy-in.
Delta-ee's recent research with installers provides new insights into how likely they are to embrace digital sales platforms and why. In this webinar we will share some of our findings from interviews with key players in the value chain as well as our online survey with over 300 independent heating installers in the UK, including:
• What proportion of installers is subcontracting to third parties;• How much of their work installers are getting this way;• What installers think customer buying preferences are;• Whether installers believe digital sales platforms should be resisted or embraced, and why; and• What tasks installers would (and wouldn't) be willing to leave up to third parties.
Contact [email protected] for a copy of the slides and watch the recording here.
Delta-ee explores: - The state of the market – what is the business model, who is active, why the fuss? - What do customers think? A case study from the British market. - Industry Q & A facilitated by Delta-ee For more information, you can get in touch via [email protected]
The UK Heat Market - what does the future hold?
Delta-ee have recently undertaken in-depth research into the UK heating market and consumer attitudes of low carbon heating technologies.
In this webinar we share some of the recent highlights from our research and illustrate which market opportunities exist and what roadblocks lie ahead.
We provide insights into the technologies, policies, and 'unknowns' that will be dominating the market over the next 5 years - and share our thoughts for what the future might look like beyond.
Watch the webinar or contact us for a copy of the slides.
Residential heating in the UK today: what do customers really want?
Delta-ee has established its own customer panel of a thousand homeowners to help shed greater light on what customers want and bring deeper understanding to the opportunities for businesses involved in the residential heating market.
In this webinar, we shared some initial highlights with invited members of our network for feedback and to stimulate discussion.
The Rise of Local Energy Systems
July 2019
There is a growing interest in Local Energy and its potential to disrupt, decarbonise and democratise the current energy system. But does it really provide additional value and, if so, how can that be captured?
This webinar cuts through the hype and explains not only the system benefits but also the business opportunities offered by Local Energy Systems (LES). It provides insights into the theory and practice of existing and emerging projects, leveraging the experience of our team in new energy as well as learnings from our related research services in flexibility, energy storage and distributed power.
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ThinPrint Cloud Services Makes Chromebook Printing Easy, Secure and Manageable
ThinPrint Cloud Extension for Chrome OS enables IT admins to easily integrate Chromebook printing into their networks
Tuesday, January 31, 2017 — ThinPrint Cloud Services, the specialist for cloud-based printing and print management, today announces the release of its free ThinPrint Cloud Extension for Chrome OS. For the first time, IT administrators in businesses and organizations of all sizes have the ability to manage network printing activities both securely and easily for all devices. Chromebook users also benefit from printing smoothly and without needing any instruction.
Chromebooks are in high demand., especially among educational institutions as well as companies seeking thin client replacements. Two-million notebooks running on Google's operating system were sold between January and March 2016, which is more than the 1.76 million Apple Macs sold during the same period. Despite its popularity, the economical laptop lacks important printing features. While Chromebook users can send documents unmanaged to compatible printer models, IT departments had no way of embedding these devices into their corporate print environment and managing the volume of printing.
The ThinPrint Cloud Extension solves these challenges by letting Chromebook users easily print. However, the real breakthrough is for companies. IT administrators now have access to a comprehensive overview to manage printing volumes and available printers through a web-based management console. They can also decide which printer features are available to users – for example color or black-and-white printing.
"This is a milestone for large user groups, in both the education and corporate environments, who are experiencing a significant increase in the number of Chromebook users," said Christoph Hammer, CEO of ThinPrint Cloud Services Inc. "With the free ThinPrint Cloud Extension for Chrome OS, users can easily print, while administrators deliver a print solution that meets business needs while protecting the infrastructure against outside attacks."
ThinPrint Cloud Services customers can download the ThinPrint Cloud Extension directly from the Chrome Web Store. thinprintcloud.com/ChromeExtension
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I'm a communications + events professional with experience working within civic, corporate and university settings.
I focus on designing communications strategies and event programs that nurture strategic partnerships, build thought leadership and drive business growth.
MA, Arts Administration. NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, 2016
BFA, Fine Arts & Entrepreneurial Leadership. School of the Museum of Fine Arts and Tufts University, 2009
NYC Media Lab | Communications Manager | July 2016-Present
Leads external communications and events:
Facilitates content, video, social media and PR campaigns with Lab corporate members—including work with Bloomberg, Verizon, A+E Networks, Viacom, Havas, Publicis Groupe and NBCUniversal—that illustrates the R&D goals of each company.
Plans, promotes and executes three major industry events each year. Each event hosts panels, keynotes and 100+ emerging technology demos to help corporate executives learn what is possible with new technologies.
Produced several white papers; grew subscriptions on two weekly tech industry newsletters from 0 to 2,500+ subscribers in the span of one year; and designed marketing materials to promote the Lab's value proposition to potential partners.
MIT School of Architecture + Planning | Communications Assistant | January 2014 -October 2015
Managed all social media, email marketing and digital campaigns:
Pitched editorial ideas to MIT News based on high performing social media engagement, resulting in several feature articles.
Tracked trending topics, and worked with MIT faculty to promote their relevant accomplishments based on of-the-moment social media trends.
Regularly presented performance metrics and growth at internal meetings, often to communications leads working within other MIT brands.
Rhizome at the New Museum | Editorial Fellow | January-May 2015
Assisted in editorial and copywriting projects for Rhizome.org:
Worked with journalists to craft editorial message on dozens of op-eds, features and interviews.
Recruited writers to produce content relevant to New Museum curatorial efforts.
Wrote marketing copy for the museum's yearly event, Seven on Seven, resulting in patron donations and ticket sales.
Pioneer Works Center for Art + Innovation | Education Assistant | September 2014-January 2015
Assisted Director of Education with programing, including classes, panel discussions, and related events. Provided in-office support through managing student registrations, scheduling, and promoting programming to community members. Provided consulting support on social media management and digital brand identity.
Together Festival for Music, Art + Technology | Arts Coordinator | March 2011-January 2014
Organized a program of city-wide public events and educational programs:
Built partnerships with Boston area institutions—including the Museum of Fine Arts, the Institute of Contemporary Art, MIT Media Lab, RISD and Boston City Hall—to host festival events and workshops.
Produced two exhibitions for the Boston Museum of Science Charles Hayden Planetarium, helping artists to make new work with state-of-the-art technology.
Led content strategy for the festival's arts-related initiatives.
Anthony Greaney | Curatorial Resident | July 2011-July 2013
Assisted gallery director in all curatorial efforts, including researching institutional and grant opportunities for represented artists, drafting press releases, and networking with editors and critics. Oversaw digital strategy and marketing efforts, such as creating blog posts, maintaining gallery website, scheduling social media content and e-mail newsletters, and managing press inquiries and clips.
freelance & creative.
Organizing Committee Member | Tech Action | September 2017-Present
Helps to plan public meetings and educational programs; Tech Action believes that if properly harnessed, technological innovation could help establish a truly democratic and cooperative society on a global scale.
Committee Member | Theorizing the Web | November 2016-Present
Assists with speaker recruitment and registration goals for the yearly conference hosted by the Museum of the Moving Image.
Catalogue Writer | Galerie Nathalie Halgand, Vienna, Austria | March 2017
Was commissioned to write the exhibition text for Signe Peirce's first international solo show, titled Virtual Normality.
Selected Artist | Left Gallery, Berlin | July 2016
Was invited to produce a downloadable .zip folder containing .gif's and archival materials for the launch of Left Gallery, an experimental curatorial outlet based in Berlin, Germany. Curated by Nora Khan, the exhibition resulted in three original artworks made for the internet, in addition to a text of critical inquiry written by Khan.
Panelist | Facets Conference | May 2016
Moderated a discussion and presented relevant research during Facets Conference, hosted by NYU Tandon School of Engineering. The conversation was centered on curating and internet performance art. Panelists included Molly Soda, E. Jane, Kelani Nichole, and Sam Levigne.
Selected Artist | MACRO: an anthology of images macros, Boost House Publishing | June 2016
Work was selected to be included in MACRO, an ambitious anthology of image macros (images paired with words, intended for digital circulation) from over 120 artists.
Catalogue Writer | Trinity Square, Toronto, Canada | January 2016
Was commissioned to write the exhibition text for Morehshin Allahyari's solo exhibition, titled Material Speculation.
Invited Curator | Distillery Gallery, Boston, MA | January 2015
Curated the exhibition "Second Selves," loosely formed to provide a critical take on theorist Sherry Turkle's book The Second Self, published via MIT Press. Artists in the exhibition included Leah Schrager, Blake Hiltunen, Philip Fryer, and Julie Nymann.
Invited Curator & Producer | Boston Museum of Science, Charles Hayden Planetarium | January 2013-May 2014
Led a team of artists and technical staff to produce two large scale film screenings made specifically for the Charles Hayden Planetarium. Worked with the Museum's Systems Coordinator and Public Programs Director for 18-months, through filming, post-production, promotion, and ticketing.
Social Media Manager | Flash Forward Festival | September 2013-May 2014
Worked with festival organizers on branding and communications efforts. Ran social media and live communications during the festival itself.
Guest Web Curator | Near Death Performance Art Experience, Boston Center for the Arts | April 2013
Curated an internet art series in conjunction with the day long performance art exhibition. Conducted interviews with guest artists and assisted in documentation efforts.
book & print essays.
Material Speculation, published in Craft on Demand: The New Politics of the Handmade. Co-written with Anna Khachiyan, Palgrave Macmillan, forthcoming, 2018.
THINX, published in Pics or it Didn't Happen. Edited by Molly Soda and Arvida Bystrom, Prestel Publishing, London, UK, 2017.
Unchoreographed Reality, published in MOSSLESS. In conjunction with the exhibition Public, Private, Secret, International Center for Photography, New York, NY, 2016.
The Economy of Nostalgia, published in SFAQ/NYAQ. San Fransisco, CA, 2015.
Alumni Council Award for Excellence in Arts Administration. NYU Steinhardt, 2016.
Received a cash award for academic excellence and community leadership upon graduation.
Fellowship Grant. NYU Stern School of Business, 2015.
Received a cash award to pursue independent research at a social organization, funding a Fellowship with Rhizome at The New Museum.
A selected links list of instances in which my work has been featured, discussed or referenced on the internet:
Workers of Silicon Valley, It's Time to Organize. Kevin Roose, The New York Times, 2018.
Code Red. Alex Press, n+1, 2018.
In praise of retweeting yourself. Taylor Lorenz, Mic., 2018.
NYC Media Lab Summit Showcases Civic-Minded VR. Jonathan Gomez, MediaShift, 2017.
NSFW: Interview with Molly Soda and Arvida Bystrom. Annie Felix, Paper Magazine, 2017.
Immersive Storytelling Symposium. The New School, 2017.
Funny Feelings. Alicia Eler, Real Life Magazine, 2017.
Quiet Strategies for Survival. Nora Khan, Spike Arts Quarterly, 2016.
Featured Alumni. NYU Steinhardt, Department of Art and Art Professions, 2016.
Love It Or Hate it, Instagram's New Logo Is So Internet Right Now. Fruzsina Eordogh, Forbes, 2016.
The Fuzzy Future of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality. Amy Nordrum, IEEE Spectrum, 2016.
Letter from the Editor: Renewal. Willa Köerner, Art21 Magazine, 2016.
Conversations with Anna Khachiyan. Packet Issue 61, 2015.
The New Brooklyn Whole Foods Went Too Damn Far. Hannah Mars, Buzzfeed, 2016.
Book Launch: Public, Private, Secret and Mossless 4. International Center for Photography, 2016.
Review of MACRO: An Anthology of Image Macros. Curated by Penny Goring and Michael Hessel-Mial, review by BeachSloth.
Every cigarette you smoke takes 7-minutes off of your student loan debt. Pornhub's Twitter stole my joke. 2016.
Critics' Pick: Theater, Dance, Arts. Cate McQuaid, The Boston Globe, 2015.
Second Selves. Celina Colby, Art New England Magazine, 2015.
Album Review: Ricardo Donoso's A Song for Echo. Philip Sherburne, Pitchfork, 2014.
The Talent Behind the Scenes at Flash Forward Festival. Aline Smithson, LENSCRATCH, 2014.
The Business of Magic. Allison Vanouse, 2014.
Traveling inside the planets of the mind. Luke O'Neil, Dazed Digital, 2013.
A New Cosmic Mix: Now in 5D. Robert Moeller, Art New England, 2013.


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Here's Why.
The Results of our Indie Impact Study are in, and the bottom line is:
Shifting just 10% of spending to local businesses would keep an additional $475 million in the regional economy each year.
The "Indie Impact Study Series 2013-14: A National Survey" from Civic Economics details the amount of revenue returned to the local economy by independent, locally-owned businesses.
In partnership with the American Booksellers Association and research firm Civic Economics, Re>Think Local completed its study of Hudson Valley businesses, comparing the economic multiplier effect of spending at local independents with that of major corporate chains. These survey results help make the case to Hudson Valley consumers that their dollars do more when spent at local independents.
Key highlights of the study:
- Hudson Valley retailers keep more than 4x more money circulating in the local economy than corporate chains: 58.2% vs. 13.6%.
- Hudson Valley restaurants keep more than 2.5x more money here: 77.7% vs. 30.4%.
- A market shift of just 10% from chains to independents would retain an additional $475 million in the regional economy every year.
For this study, Re>Think Local collected in-depth financial surveys from two dozen independent, locally-owned retail businesses and restaurants in Dutchess, Orange, and Ulster Counties.
Each business was asked about its business practices, focusing on the distribution of revenue that recirculates in the regional economy through certain categories of expenditures: profits, wages, procurement, and charitable giving.
Since 2002 Civic Economics has conducted a number of such studies comparing the economic impacts of independent, locally-owned businesses with that of their chain competitors.
Without fail, the findings give further proof that independents bring substantial benefits to their local economies when compared to their chain competitors. While chain stores and restaurants extract locally generated revenues from the community with each nightly bank transaction, independents are creating a virtuous cycle of local spending.
The extra dollars in the local economy produce more jobs for residents, extra tax revenues for local governments, more investment in commercial and residential districts, and enhanced support for local nonprofits.
The 10% Shift
The three-county area that Re>Think Local focused on produces annual retail store sales across all retail lines of goods (excluding automotive sales) of roughly $9.2 billion and restaurant sales of $940 million, according to the 2007 Economic Census.
Assuming this survey provides a representative sample of area independent retailers, a market shift of just 10 percent from chains to independents would retain an additional $475 million in the regional economy every year.
The results will be featured in a public awareness and promotional campaign as part of our new program launching later this year: GO LOCAL Hudson Valley.
Civic Economics based the study on analysis of the in-depth surveys and, for comparison purposes, annual reports for major national retail chain stores — Barnes & Noble, Home Depot, Office Max, and Target) and restaurants — Darden (Red Lobster, Olive Garden, etc.), McDonald's, and PF Chang's.
Co-sponsors of the study include the American Booksellers Association (ABA) and local ABA members Half Moon Books in Kingston (Ulster County) and Oblong Books and Music in Rhinebeck (Dutchess County).
View the full Indie Impact Study report here. and stay tuned for more about our new program to help grow a more vibrant and sustainable local economy.


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June 10, 2015 - The League of American Bicyclists announced 42 new and renewing Bicycle Friendly Communities (BFC). These new awardees join a leading group of 350 communities in all 50 states that are improving health, safety and quality of life in cities and towns nationwide.
Among the new communities is Norfolk, VA with a Bronze ranking.
"We applaud this new round of communities for investing in a more sustainable future for the country and a healthier future for their residents and beyond," said Andy Clarke, President of the League of American Bicyclists. "The growing number of leaders taking up bicycling as a way of solving many complex community problems is encouraging. We look forward to continuing to work with these communities as we move closer to our mission of creating a bicycle-friendly America for everyone."
The BFC program is revolutionizing the way communities evaluate their quality of life, sustainability and transportation networks, while allowing them to benchmark their progress toward improving their bicycle-friendliness.
Communities must apply to be considered a BFC. The awards are valid for four years. A community must reapply after four years to maintain its status or move up.
The BFC program provides a roadmap for building a Bicycle Friendly Community. Since the program's inception, more than 800 distinct communities have applied and the five levels of the award - diamond, platinum, gold, silver and bronze - provide a clear incentive for communities to continuously improve.


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5 Great Ways to Wear Pink Lipstick
With the big holidays coming the need for some beauty inspiration rises and I am glad to browse through some celeb pictures as well as the latest beauty trends to bring you different party look ideas.
The pink lipstick is a great alternative to the classic red, which is also can be hard to pull off. So if you like the pink color it can make for a great base for your party look. Beside the sea of various shades of pink you can also choose between textures, finishes, and undertones.
Pink & Copper
Coco Rocha paired her pink lipstick with coppery champagne eyeshadow as well as some black eyeliner. It's a great combination since the eyeshadow isn't of strong shade and it still accentuates the eyes.
Frosty Pink & Winged Eyeliner
Keira Knightley went for a tricky lipstick finish – frosty. But she wears it amazingly. First of all, her eye makeup execution is next to perfection secondly the lipstick is applied carefully so that it didn't build up and cover the natural lip color entirely. The gray lavender eyeshadow accentuates the wings of eyeliner.
Pink & Eyeliner
Another eyeliner look was sported by Alicia Keys. Here the lipstick is creamy and the cheeks are accentuated and sculpted by blush. The eyeliner is paired with neutral eyeshadow.
Pink & Gold
For a truly evening outing go with a pink gold combo. Here Kristen Stewart wears an intense pink lipstick and her eye makeup is quite elaborate. It starts with gold eyeshadow from the inner corners of the eyes and finished with the brown sparkly shade on the outer corners.
Fuchsia Pink & Champagne
Ashley Greene turned up to the movie premiere looking gorgeous in a fuchsia gown. She matched her lipstick to the frock but went for a bit darker shade in glossy finish. Here eyes were accentuated with sparkly champagne eyeshadow and false eyelashes.
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Friday, January 30, 2009
New Music
Proceeds from the upcoming compilation Dark Was The Night benefit an AIDS awareness charity. Listen to three songs here and click on the widget to make your own. (via Freakgirl)
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Yes I totally recycled this post from Facebook
- I've broken my fingers five times. 4 playing basketball, 1 playing lacrosse. Four of them are still crooked.
- I've only been in one non-sibling fight. In 5th grade, the neighborhood bully stuck a stick in the spoke of my bike as I was pedaling by. I crashed and ripped my brand new jeans. I flew into a rage and pummeled him in front of all of the local kids. Shortly thereafter, he developed a crush on me and stood outside my bedroom window singing a song he made up called "Eileen Casserole."
- When I'm alone in my car at night, I often listen to Bedtime Magic with David Allen Boucher.
- The best job I ever had was working at Natick Community Organic Farm.
- In 10th grade I won an essay contest on current events and attended the World Affairs Seminar in Whitewater, WI. It was my first time out on my own and I loved being in a new place and meeting new people. It made me want to go away to college.
- I am great at friendship but terrible at dating.
- I dislike brunch. Give me lunch or breakfast and nothing in between.
- I have a thing for guys with bad teeth.
- I think that Bob Dylan's Blood on the Tracks is the best music album ever made. I listen to it whenever I'm feeling blue.
- Before I started training for my first marathon, I had never run more than 4 miles. Whenever people say "Oh I could never run a marathon" I tell them this fact and also that Oprah did it. Unless they have no legs, then I just keep my big mouth shut.
- When I was a kid, I loved and wanted to be a veterinarian. But spending two years around disgusting Nicaraguan street dogs sort of turned me off of pets in general.
- Eyeballs creep me out. I rarely wear eye makeup and thinking about eyeballs can make me faint. If I ever had vision problems, I'd definitely wear glasses instead of contacts.
- When I was a kid I was terrified of the reflection of lights on a linoleum floor. If you look down at the floor while you're at the grocery store, you'll notice that the reflected lights seem to move with you. I thought they were chasing me and would panic and scream and cry. I had to stay on the carpeted areas of places like Filene's, and grocery stores were my nemesis. I was a weird kid.
- I love having sisters but always thought it would be cool to have an older brother and that I could date his cute friends. My friends with brothers assure me that it does not work like that.
- I hate grad school and think not dropping out years ago was the biggest mistake I've ever made. I try to avoid talking about it or pretend that it's fine, but I've been miserable for the past three years. Now you know.
- Several years ago I made a list of life-long goals. There were 5 items: own a mini cooper, run a marathon, climb Mount Kilimanjaro, write a novel, and fall in love. I have accomplished one of them.
- I was once sued for $58,000 as a result of an auto accident. I was driving my friend Jen's father's car and he was sued, too. The case settled but reaffirmed my belief that American society is far too litigious.
- The best concert I ever saw was Pink Floyd at Foxboro Stadium in 1994 with Kim when I was 15 years old. Her dad drove and mine picked us up.
- I am mean to my mom and feel guilty about it. She does drive me nuts, though.
- I don't know if I'll ever be able to own property because I hate the feeling of being tied down. That and I prefer to pay people for stuff I don't want to deal with, like hot water heaters.
- I failed kindergarten screening and had to go to pre-kindergarten with all of the delinquent Framingham youth the summer before school started. The teacher liked me because I was one of the only girls so they let me into kindergarten.
- I used to be jealous of the beautiful people, thinking that they had it so easy, but when I lived in Nicaragua everyone thought I was pretty and I hated it. It was like people didn't care about me, they only wanted to talk to me or be my friend because of how I looked instead of who I was.
- I have no musical talent but was once sent to a camp at Tanglewood for musically inclined children because I was friends with the music teacher's daughter. I played the recorder and all of the other kids had cellos and shit.
- I never set my alarm clock exactly on the hour or half hour. Or even the 15 minute mark. It's gotta be 6:21 or something like that. I change it up every day.
- Picky eaters annoy me. If you aren't allergic, just fucking eat it already.
Update: It's Friday, and if you're reading this you are obviously procrastinating. How about you add one little-known fact about yourself in the comments? It'll be fun, I promise.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
What's that? Aretha's hat!
Photos courtesy of Maria, proving that:
1. No matter how crappy of a day you're having, Aretha's hat can always make it better.
2. My friends are the funniest people that I know.
Monday, January 26, 2009
Let's go to the movies
I've only seen two of the nominees for Best Picture- I already posted my thoughts on Slumdog Millionaire (loved it! although the backlash already seems to be looming, a la last year's Juno. Suck it, haters- if Titanic wasn't too cheesy for an Oscar, neither is the Slumdog.) and I saw Milk over the weekend. Directed by Gus Van Sant, Milk tells the story of Harvey Milk, the first openly gay elected official in the United States. In 1972, Harvey was a mild-mannered, closeted banker who, at age 40, decides that it's time to make a change. He and his new boyfriend move to the Castro district in San Fransisco and he becomes a prominent player in local politics as well as a vocal advocate for the growing national gay rights movement. For those of you who don't know the rest of the story, I won't spoil it. It's a great movie- Sean Penn is phenomenal in the lead role and according to co-star Josh Brolin, he's "quite an actor, Sean Penn. And not an asshole like Russell Crowe." (love that quote!) It's an impressive turn for Penn, who's played surly and gruff characters in most of his recent movies- he really does seem believably and joyfully gay. James Franco plays Harvey Milk's longtime lover Scott, and he doesn't seem gay as much as plain sexy. The rest of the cast is great except for Diego Luna as a subsequent horribly annoying boyfriend- the Boston Globe said that he "appears to have wandered over from some drunken college production of Pedro Almodovar's 'Bad Education'." So true. One of the most interesting aspects of the film is the treatment of Harvey Milk's adversary, the conservative San Fransisco native Dan White. Instead of painting him as pure villain, Van Sant and Brolin make him human- White is obviously captivated by Milk and seems both jealous of his success and desirous of his friendship, even though White was the only city supervisor to vote against a gay rights bill championed by Milk.
The only drawback to the film is that it wasn't released before last year's election on Propisition 8, which rescinded the rights of gay people to marry in the state of California. In an eerie parallel, a major plotline of Milk is a vote on Proposition 6, a ballot proposal that would have banned gays and anyone who supported gays from working in the public school system. Proposition 6 failed. I don't know that an earlier release date of the film Milk would have helped defeat Proposition 8 per se, but a movie that depicts gay activists as Americans struggling for the right to live their lives just like everyone else certainly couldn't have hurt. I don't need to go off on a complete tanget, but I am very proud of Massachusetts for being the first state to legalize gay marriage. As for the states attempting to ban it, adding legislation that limits the rights of a specific group of citizens is about as unamerican as I can imagine. The separation of church and state is a fundamental tenet of our government- if you'd like an example of a society that allows religion to shape its laws, look no further than modern Iran. Additionally, they aren't trying to make gay marriage mandatory- if you aren't gay, it won't affect you. For heaven's sake America, time to leave the bigotry behind and focus on our shitty economy and international troubles, rather than argue about whether or not dudes can marry other dudes. In summary, Milk was a very good movie. And the fact that Harvey Milk didn't even do anything remarkable until age 40 is pretty inspiring. All those teenage gymnasts and tennis stars make be feel woefully behind schedule in terms of my potential for greatness.
Oh, I head that Benjamin Button was long and boring and don't actually know of anyone who's seen The Reader or Frost/Nixon. Any reports?
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Neighborhood Watch
Friday, January 23, 2009
One Last Inauguration Post
And because I'm a giant nerd, I made this:
See what I mean?
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Dim Sum, yum!
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Kids' letters to Obama
The best thing about living in the White House would be running around like a maniac. The thing I would like least is the work.
— Holly Wong, age 9, San Francisco
I want to tell you hi. Do you work with Santa Claus? Can I meet you in your house? Can I say bye to you after I meet you? And then can I meet you again? And then again after that?
- Sergio Magana, age 5, San Francisco
Could you help my family to get housecleaning jobs? I hope you will be a great president. If I were president, I would help all nations, even Hawaii. President Obama, I think you could help the world.
— Chad Timsing, age 9, Los Angeles
Monday, January 19, 2009
Inauguration Nation!
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Got tots?
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
The Black Cab Sessions...musicians perform one song in the back of a London taxi. I could watch these all day long! So far, My Morning Jacket is my favorite.
(thanks DBC, I totally stole this from your Fbook page)
My Jeff Tweedy obsession continues...I started reading his son's blog, which is quite impressive for a thirteen year old.
My co-workers and I all took this online IQ test (the one on the upper left of the page) for fun. I scored a 128 but I think I would have done better if there were more word games and fewer pattern recognition questions. It did confirm that I'm wicked smart, but not a genius. Alas.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
A movie and a book to avoid
Evening, by Susan Minot, is the worst book I've read since The Bridges of Madison County, which is the worst book I've read in my entire life. And not in a so-bad-it's-good kind of way (I'm looking at you, Twilight), just plain old bad. The plot is about an old woman dying of cancer who starts reminiscing about a weekend in which she had a fling with a tall, dark stranger she met at a wedding decades before. She makes him out to be this romantic figure, "OMG after we went swimming he passed me a towel without even wiping off his face first, what a gentleman" when in fact he was just some smarmy dude who was cheating on his pregnant fiance.
The Will Be Blood....more like There Will Be A Really Long And Boring Movie With A Fucked-Up Ending. Yes, Daniel Day Lewis is a great actor, but his character is a nasty oil tycoon who only cares about beating the competition, and doesn't even seem to have any fun or enjoy his money doing so. And it's 2 hours and 38 minutes long, spitting in the face of my No Movie Should Be Over Two Hours Long Unless Francis Ford Coppola Is Involved policy. And the soundtrack was very odd and jarring- it sounded like the opening of a Lost episode and didn't go with the desert scenery at all.
So do yourself a favor and skip both of the above.
In happier entertainment news, I have started watching The Wire and am completely hooked.
Supreme Court Justices Quiz!
1. Stephen Breyer
2. Antonin Scalia
3. Anthony Kennedy
4. John Paul Stevens
5. John Roberts
6. Ruth Bader Ginsberg
7. Clarence Thomas
8. David Souter
9. Samuel Alito
Fun Facts:
A. Father of nine and an opera lover
B. Has no use for television, answering machines, ball point pens, email.
C. Most recent appointment to the court
D. His swearing in was rushed and private to avoid breaking scandal
E. Nominated to the court after Mario Cuomo couldn't decide if he wanted an appointment
F. Nominated on his second try because of Ted Kennedy's support
G. The strongest "Constitutionalist" or "originalist" on the Court
H. loves Corvettes, NASCAR, and the Dallas Cowboys
I. Wrote that the real loser in the 2000 election was the reputation of the Justices
J. His interest in foreign law and justices has made him less conservative
K. Nominated to replace O'Connor, then Renquist
No Googling! I'll post the answer key tomorrow morning.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Tennessee Report
Friday, January 09, 2009
Lesson of the day
Anthropomorphism be damned- climbing into zoo enclosures is for frickin idiots! What is wrong with people?
Thursday, January 08, 2009
Tell me what's so great about Gmail
Here's the catch...I've been paying $25 a year for extra storage for the past few years, and since Gmail has a much larger space availability, it's sort of silly to pay for what I could be getting for free. And I know that I can have my hotmail forwarded to my Gmail address. But the thought of becoming one of those cursed email address changers pains me!
So, let's say I give myself the allowance to change my email address, once and only once. Should I make the switch? Convince me, Gmail users.
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Four things that have nothing to do with each other
2. The aquarian version of a fox in the chicken coop: a seal waddles for 2 miles on land and sneaks into a fish hatchery.
3. Best/worst typo ever? My BIL (that's my new acronym for brother-in-law) Ryan forwarded me an email sent an administrator about a job opening at the Staten Island City University of New York. I bet you can guess where this is headed...
Subject: Open position at CUNT
Oh my.
4. This just in....Most Embarrassing/Hilarious Skiing Mishap Ever? Perhaps. I seriously LOLed at this, and smugly noted the incident to my mental list of reasons why I hate skiing. Not only might you tear your ACL, you could also end up suspended upside down, pantsless, in front of hundreds of strangers! (thanks for sending me the link, Jen! My readers know what I like.)
Monday, January 05, 2009
Live from Johnson City
- It is a lot warmer here than I expected, so I look ridiculous traipsing around in my heavy wool coat with a fuzzy collar.
- Whoa, those Tennessee accents!
- People here are crazy about football, especially with the Titans doing so well this season. Prior to Masterpiece Theater, we drank wine and watched both of yesterday's NFL games.
- ETSU has had many different types of mascots.
Friday, January 02, 2009
Take me to another place
In a six week time frame, I'll have traveled to the following four destinations:
1. Morgantown, WV
2. Binghamton, NY
3. Brunswick, ME
4. Johnson City, TN
Oh yes, it's my Central Northeast Americana Tour. I'm thinking about pitching a show in which I travel to small American cities and report on local dive bars and diners. It'll be sort of like Taradise, minus the fake tans and fake boobs. Still trashy, though.
The only things I know about Johnson City are that it's not anywhere near Nashville or Memphis, and it's mentioned in a song I really like:
Wagon Wheel, by Old Crow Medicine Show.


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Finding the right executive for an important position in banking, and particularly in the specialized field of wealth management, can make or break an organization's performance. Unfilled positions and failed new-hires can cost an organization money and momentum and undermine their status in the marketplace.
Meanwhile, the task of identifying top talent gets harder all the time. A declining number of mid-career workers, fewer younger workers entering the workforce and a rapid growth in workers above the age of 55 are all contributing to a talent gap. Furthermore, with the walls separating the various financial services firms tumbling down, banks, brokerage firms, insurance companies, money managers and others are all searching for the same talent.
Online banking is widely considered to be one of the all-time greatest applications of the Internet, yet many banks are squandering the opportunity to add droves of new online customers because they do not offer customers an alternative to signing paper documents to open an account online.
By Bram Berkowitz
The explosion of fintech has credit cards declining and personal loans trending.That's according to a recent study published by the credit information company TransUnion that looked at credit origination trends between Millennials and Generation X.The study analyzed the borrowing trends of both generations when they were between the ages of 21 and 34 – Gen X credit trends were examined in 2001 and Millennials in 2015.The findings from the study show that Millennials on average carry two fewer bank cards and private label cards than Gen X, but take out higher interest rate, no-collateral personal loans at nearly double the rate of the preceding generation.
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English: African civet (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
My apologies to all for the long silence. Especially to Jane, Genie, Theo, Hassan and all those who I had hoped to visit in London on the way back. After 5 weeks, 50 hours of flights and delays, over a month of sleeping on cots and floors, I am home, in my own sweet bed, sheepskin and velvet, purring cats, and it's good being home again.
This was my second trip to Ethiopia following a winding trail, on a quest for "Ethical Civet". An ethically produced, and cruelty free, ancient, medicine and fragrance material. A classic ingredient in traditional perfume making for centuries. I have hunted, researched, emailed and phoned. Flown, driven and walked many miles, and met many dead ends over the course of the past 4 years to see what could be done, and what has been done to humanize the industry for our use…
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Sunflower Sprouts
Hulled Sunflower Seeds Extremely succulent and mildly crunchy, Sunflower Sprouts take us less than an hour to grow. Note: This seed is for Sprouts. If you want to grow Greens Use These. Our Sunflower Seeds come from a source which is certified organic.
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Growing Basics
- Soak1.5 - 2 hoursThe amount of time your seeds should soak in cool water. Soaking is how we begin the sprouting process in most cases.
- Rinse / Drain2 times per dayHow often your seeds should be watered. Rinsing thoroughly and then draining as much water as possible are key components to growing great sprouts.
- Harvest1 - 2 daysThe time it takes to grow a finished Sprout, or other crop (Micro-Greens, Grass, Greens) from a dry Seed. Note: This "finished" Sprout is our preference. you may grow them for as long as you want! In fact, we suggest that you taste them at every rinse to discover when you like them best.
- Yield1.5 to 1The amount of Sprouts, Grass, Greens or Micro-Greens produced by 1 unit of Seed. For Example 2:1 means that 1 pound of Seed will produce 2 pounds of Sprouts or whatever crop you are growing. You do not have to grow them all at once of course, unless you wish to =:-D
Nutritional Information
Vitamins A, B, C and E
Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Niacin, Phosphorus, Potassium
Great for Men
Protein: 25%
Genus: Helianthus
Species: annuus
Cultivar: Unnamed
Soak 2/3 cup of seeds in cool water for 30 minutes-2 hours.
Drain off soak water. Do not ever soak again.
Rinse thoroughly.
Drain thoroughly.
Keep your Sprouter in a relatively low light location.
Rinse and Drain with cool water again in 8-12 hours. You may Rinse and Drain again 8-12 hours beyond that if you want.
These seeds produce Soaks. They are not intended to grow Roots.
Harvest and eat or Refrigerate your crop.
Yields approximately 1 Cup (1/2 lb.) of Sprouts.
Seed Prep Measure out 2/3 Cup of seed* Pick out anything you don't think should be there (shell or plant pieces, imperfect seeds if you wish (we don't), etc.). Rinse your seeds to remove dust or debris. Note: Sunnys tend to be a bit on the "dusty" side (it is a byproduct of the Hulling process) so rinse and rinse some more - until the water runs clear.
Soak Transfer your seeds into your Sprouter, or a bowl. Add 2-3 times as much cool (60-70 degree) water. Mix seeds up to assure even water contact for all. Allow seeds to Soak for 1/2-2 hours. We Soak for 30-60 minutes when growing these straight. We stop here when growing straight sunny sprouts. We eat our crop as Soaks.
You can continue to grow your crop, but in our opinion they are at their best - when grown alone - just after their Soak. We eat them all within a few hours - they never even go into the fridge. If you insist on continuing, here is the method:
Sprouting Empty the seeds into your Sprouter (if necessary). Drain off the soak water. You can use it - it has nutrients in it.
Rinse thoroughly with cool (60-70°) water. Drain thoroughly.
Set your Sprouter anywhere out of direct sunlight and at room temperature (70° is optimal) between Rinses. This is where your sprouts do their growing. We use a counter top - in the corner of our kitchen, but where the sprouter won't get knocked over by cats, dogs, kids or us. We don't mind the indirect sunlight or the 150 watts of incandescent light, because light just does not matter much. A plant can only perform photosynthesis when it has leaves, and these sprouts are definitely not going to have leaves. Until a plant has leaves, light has little if any effect. Sprouts also happen to like air-circulation, so don't hide your sprouts.
Rinse and Drain again in 8-12 hours. And, perhaps one more... Rinse and Drain in 8-12 hours.
We stop here. There is no real point in sprouting further. These sprouts are not intended to germinate fully. At most their germ is meant to bulge - but don't try to grow a root. That is why they are called Soaks.
As always, we suggest that you taste your crop at Every Rinse - including the very first - just after the Soak period. The soaked seeds are already alive and are now super-nutritious - and - they now have no enzyme inhibitors (a very good thing indeed) so they'll digest themselves and nourish you.
Harvest Your sprouts are done 8-12 hours after your final Rinse. Be sure - if you plan on storing your crop - to Drain them as thoroughly as possible after that final Rinse. The goal during the final 8-12 hours is to minimize the surface moisture of your sprouts - they will store best in your refrigerator if they are dry to the touch.
Refrigerate Transfer your sprout crop to a plastic bag, our shelf life extending Produce Storage Bags, or the sealed container of your choice (glass is good too). Whatever you choose - put them in your refrigerator - if you can keep from eating them all first.
*Seed to Use If using Sproutpeople's Single Harvest Pack - use the whole bag.
These seeds will yield approximately 1.5:1 (you get 1.5 pounds for every pound of dry seed), so in theory you can start with up to as 2/3 as much dry seed as your Sprouter has capacity. We generally advise maxing out at 1/2 capacity, until you get used to growing a particular crop.
Dry Hulled Sunflower Seeds await their Soak.
30-60 minutes later... Soaked, Rinsed and Drained. Like we say, we stop right here. The seeds are alive, and are texturally and flavor-wise at their best.You may of course keep going. The worst thing you'll end up with is knowledge.
12 more hours passed... Note: The brownish tinge is the thin skin around the seeds. Would that you where to "peel" them - you would see this:
Hulled (out of shell) Sunnys are a very quick crop. Though some lots germinate fast enough that we grow them longer, we generally grow them as Soaks around our house. These are so delicious we just can't wait - and why should we?! These are hard to find in great condition as the hulling process usually results in a high percentage of broken seeds. We have however, for the past few years, had access to consistently great seed. That's not to say there aren't broken seeds - there's no way around that, but they are great. We like to think we know - we sprout a whole bunch of seeds around here =;-) Eat them straight from the sprouter, on salads, cereals, sandwiches or any place at all!
Note: This seed is for Sprouts ONLY. If you want to grow Greens go here: Sunflower Greens
We haven't seen such vigorous hulled sunflowers in many years. These may actually germinate before you eat them!
Seed Shelf Life: 1 year. Store in cool, dark, dry spot. Store in freezer to extend shelf life.
Sunflowers are best stored in a cool location - we keep ours in a freezer, but a refrigerator works well too. If you plan on storing these for more than 3 months you should use one of these cool locations. Also, Sunflowers are pleasing to a particular pest - the Indian Meal Moth, which can appear out of nowhere when conditions are right (hot). These are organic seeds after all, so there is no other way to keep your seeds absolutely safe, except to freeze them. Consider yourself warned =:-}
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SO much tasty.
When soaked, these sprouts develop a completely new flavour, certainly better than just the dry seeds! I love them very much and munch on them every so often.
kim stephen parish
I thought your sunflower seed sprouting instructions were well done, thorough and easy to follow.