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It's Health Time Again
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The Four Day Friday
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A Wake Up Call
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Explore the fascinating world of the Victorian judges at this award-winning historic house.
Racing into Spring!
We've seen lots of lovely people over this Easter break, but our holiday started on Thursday night with a very special event. The Judge's Lodging played host to the presentation of the Golden Kite Award to motorcycle rider, Presteigne's own Chaz Davies. The Golden Kite Award is presented by Powys County Council to those who have achieved exceptional things either from the county or on behalf of its people. At only 25, Chaz is the reigning World Supersport Champion and BBC Wales Sports Personality of the Year 2011 - the people of Presteigne are very proud of him. He is only the third people to receive this award, with previous recipients being bowler Robert Weale, the Commonwealth Gold medallist and Joanna Lumley, for her support of the Gurkhas.
The evening was finished off by a fabulous dinner in our candlelit Judge's Dining Room, where we celebrated the event by covering the table in teeny little model bikes, weaving in amongst some glorious spring flowers. (See photos of the fabulous flowers provided by BareBlooms here)
If you want to know more about Chaz's career, why not visit us this summer, when we will be featuring him in our Sporting Life in Presteigne exhibition. See his awards, riding equipment, photos, memoribilia and the World Supersport Trophy itself. The exhibition will run from late June until September. More information on this site very soon.
Well done Chaz. May you go on to even greater achievements.
Other News
- Museum Celebrates Welsh Government Support
- Museum mourns loss of great actor and friend
- Installation of the High Sheriff of Powys
- A Job to support the Judge!
- Opening our doors with HLF this year!
- New Board seeks to raise the bar!
- Humbling Hudson's Heritage Awards second
- Student Conservator of the Year award!
- Ethiopian Emperor's shield causing excitement
- The Judge's Lodging brings Napoleon to Powys!
- The Judge's Lodging versus Downton Abbey!
- Installation of the High Sheriff of Powys
News Archive
- Ironmongers Extraordinaire!
- Sporting Life in Presteigne exhibition opens
- Racing into Spring!
- Christmas good wishes and a huge thank you
- National award headed our way!
- Why is it so important that we smell?
- Chilling nights with Poe
- ...and on TV again!
- On your telly again!
- 29th April - A Celebration Indeed!
- The elephant that never made it?
- Loyd Grossman and the tiny posh sandwiches
- Christmas good wishes and a big thank you
- A soggy repeat of history
- See us on TV this Autumn & Winter
- Very pleased with our new award
- Remembering a fine cat
- Pigs' ears, parrots and flaming nighties
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Experience the African jungle
Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park goes out of its way to make you feel unwelcome. The terrain, the weather, the flora, the fauna and the mud all conspire to deter you. Precipitation is the default setting here, in this vertiginous jungle where there are nettles spiky enough to sting elephants, bogs that can suck in a grown man's legs and buffalo that wouldn't think twice about head-butting you in the face and then walking over you for good measure. And yet the dangers and difficulties presented by this untamed wilderness are precisely why it is so exciting. That, and the mountain gorillas, of course, whose last stronghold on Earth is this rainforest, which cares not for man-made borders, straddling as it does Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).


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Cristiano Ronaldo has promised Real Madrid president Florentino Perez that he will stay at the Bernabeu.
Real Madrid superstar Ronaldo has been the subject of interest from former club Manchester United and Paris Saint Germain.
But Spanish media claim Ronaldo met with Perez during Real Madrid's US tour in Beverley Hills and promised that he will stay with the club.
Ex-United star Ronaldo insisted he is happy with new boss Carlo Ancelotti as he looks forward to potentially pairing up with Tottenham's Gareth Bale.
Ronaldo and his agent Jorge Mendes are now hoping to reopen contract negotiations later this month to thrash out a new deal to take him up to 2018.
It will see Ronaldo push for an estimated £13m-a-year and a larger slice of image rights which has been the sticking point so far.
But Ronaldo has given Real Madrid assurances which is certain to be a hammer blow to Manchester United and PSG who harboured hopes of signing the Portugese superstar.


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HiQ's Top 10 Apple IPad Apps
With over half a million apps on the ITunes store it's hard to find the best apps for you. We have whittled down the best 10(ish) apps (harder than you think to have only 10) that will accompany you on your car journey whether long or short. These handy apps feature parking assistance, traffic updates, motorway break ideas and games for when you take a break from driving. So here we are:
10. ITV Player – Catch up on all your favourite ITV entertainment plus the BTCC on Sunday's! - Free
9. WideAngle – Find it hard to keep up with photos you've posted? WideAngle collects all your photos from the likes of Facebook, Instagram and your IPad and groups them all together. You can remix them and group on location which means you can keep all your HiQ Super Selfies in one place. Best of all it's free! - Free
8. Kindle – Turn your IPad into your favourite book with the downloadable Kindle app. This allows you to import your Amazon purchases directly from the Cloud. It also syncs your reading progress across all other Kindle apps and devices so you can pick up right where you left off. – Free
7. Tune In Radio – For those of us not lucky enough to have a DAB radio in their car (myself included), FM radio can be a bit tedious when finding a signal in rural areas. Tune In Radio features 100,000 live radio stations and two million podcasts so there is always something you like to listen to and no tuning out! – Free with Pro version available.
6. Triposo – There are many apps and websites that offer suggestions on where to go when visiting a new city but Triposo has way more than that. One handy feature is a city walk planner which plans a walk for you based on the time you want to spend strolling and what you want to see. Best of all, this app is not restricted to a few city's but worldwide so you can use it everywhere you go. Also you can use it offline if you download the information before you travel. - Free
5. Parking Aid – Tired of trying to find your car in a busy car park. Parking Aid is a quick way to mark your cars location and also to guide you back using GPS. This would come in handy after watching a great days racing at the BTCC. - £0.59
4. Tom Tom – No need for a Sat Nav with the Tom Tom UK and Ireland App. This app goes the extra mile with additional features such as choosing a scenic or fuel-efficient route, advanced lane guidance, fully offline operation and more. The app also includes alternative routes to avoid getting stuck in traffic. For only £39.99 is also a lot cheaper than buying a Sat Nav. - £39.99
3. RAC Traffic – I always use this app when heading on a long journey. An easy to use app with built in Google Maps so you can see where traffic jams are and also find alternative routes. The app also features a list function of traffic incidents and also a route planner. – Free
2. Motorway Walks and Breaks – Ever wondered what is around you when passing a junction? Well now can find out with this handy app. Motorway Walks and Breaks pinpoints interesting walks within five miles of motorway exits. Each dog-friendly walk lasts about 30-45 minutes and also includes a pub or other eatery along the way. Perfect to stretch your legs, explore the area and enjoy your favourite drink. - £1.99
1. Real Racing 3 – One of the best 'mobile' racing games I have ever played (Need for Speed Carbon, you're still No. 1). Life like graphics, extremely accurate cornering response and a wide range of cars to drive. The recent update now includes a multiplayer server. It can get incredibly addictive as the more you rank up, the better and faster cars you get. It's not surprising this has been the number one top free app in over 90 countries. – Free
Ones that didn't make the list
Drivetunes – Dissapointed that this is not on IPad due to the app using the built in hardware on the IPhone. The app plays tunes that match your driving style and the songs selection changes through the speed you are driving. I know I would like some relaxing music when in a traffic jam. Using the Spotify track lists, the app features over 100 genres of music that you can pick from so will ensure it plays music within your taste limits. A bargin at £0.69 and also if you have an IPhone. - £0.69 Plus £9.99 a month Spotify Premium subcription.
AA Parking – Voted one of the best apps in the world by the Sunday Times, AA Parking is a simple yet effective app to find car parks at your location and also provides tariffs for each. Would have been in the list if it featured the find your car GPS function.
Jinn – One of the best apps I have ever seen. That is if your lazy like me. Jinn allows you to get anything delivered for a small cost of £5.95 +10% of the item's value. The purchase can be paid through the app so no need for cash. Tried and tested, Jinn's Twitter feed boasts about the speedy service and have delivered things such as McDonalds, Krispy Kreme Donuts and Call of Duty: Ghosts. One flaw to this service is that it only currently operates in London. Now people of London can have their McDonalds delivered! Dream come true. - £5.95 delivery fee + 10% of the item's value for each order.
MPG Calc Free - Simple with a basic layout this app does what is says on the tin. Simply type in the miles driven and litres of fuel used to calculate the miles per gallon for that trip. You can also anaylse the results on a graph to see how your car is doing on fuel over any given time. Plus you can add more than one car and tweet your results. – Free
Also don't forget, to celebrate our Massive MOT sale we have a prize draw where you can win an IPad amongst some other prizes. Click the link below to enter. It's free to do so!
Let us know your favourite apps in the comments section.
Remeber: Don't use iPad while driving. Drive safe.


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One of the most popular trends for companies over the last 10 years has been to implement a subscription-based model for some or all of their products and services. While most of us are familiar with at least one of the major subscription-based companies in the digital media realm, many of us have not stopped to think about the number of different revenue models that are represented in the market for these kinds of subscription services.
Subscription services have taken off in the industry over the last decade and investors place a high value on companies that implement subscription services. If you are thinking about implementing a subscription-based digital media revenue model for your own online business, take a look over some of the most common subscription styles on the market today:
The "Freemium" Model
One of the most prominent examples of the "freemium" model of subscription services today is found at Hulu. Hulu offers two basic service packages to their members. The first is the free, ad-supported version, which offers limited content on a delayed schedule that is supported by the presence of ads during playback. The second option for subscribers is to pay a regular monthly fee that will allow them to access more content on demand, avoid ads, and to view content with a more rapid release schedule.
The term "freemium" comes from a mixture of free and premium services offered to members. It is unique in that it allows customers to experience limited access to the kinds of content offered by the provider without putting down money upfront. While Hulu is the company most often associated with this model, YouTube has also recently released a similar subscription-based plan.
The benefit of this model is that it can build trust in potential customers by allowing them to explore content before paying for it. It affords flexibility in income streams, with some income coming from advertisers and others from paid subscribers. It also allows the customers to feel like they have a greater degree of choice in deciding whether or not they want to begin a paid subscription or to watch ads during their content.
The primary drawback of the freemium model is that the premium package must be designed in a way that adds significant value to the user; otherwise, companies can end up not having enough premium users to support the model. However, companies like Hulu, and even YouTube, have gotten around this by intentionally partnering with advertisers who sponsor free content, removing the burden for non-paying customers from resting solely on the digital media company itself.
The Media Lines Model
The media lines model is an interesting recent addition to the subscription-based marketing style used by companies. The most well-known digital media provider that is currently employing this strategy is Playster, a company that offers a wide variety of media types, including audiobooks, music, television shows, and movies.
The basic idea behind the media lines model is that a company offers multiple types of media, which can be packaged together or separately in a subscription plan. It is not unlike the bundled offers available from home phone and Internet providers.
One of the strengths that is unique to the media lines model is that it makes it easy for customers to start with one kind of media and gain trust in the company, expanding their subscription plan over time. It also allows companies that offer digital media to attract customers from multiple niches, rather than resting solely on a single type of digital media.
The drawback to the media lines plan is that it requires familiarity with a wide variety of content types and the ability to support multiple media databases. However, companies can overcome this by adding in additional lines of media over time and starting with small libraries in each new media database, offering lower costs for that particular media line until libraries are expanded.
The Varied Access Model
The varied access model is based on the idea of providing different levels of content access for subscribers based on their subscription plan. This model was first introduced by Netflix, who used it with their initial DVD plan. Users could sign up for the base plan, which included one DVD out at a time, or upgrade their plan to include two or three DVDs out at once.
In the digital media realm, this can be seen in companies and OTT services that offer a particular number of song downloads each month, access to a particular number of books or television episodes, or limit the data associated with a user based on their subscription plan.
The best thing about the varied access model is that it allows a digital media company to accommodate both casual and high-access users, charging each accordingly for their subscription needs. Additionally, it gives the users themselves a high degree of flexibility in changing their subscription plan from one month to the next, based on their needs for that month.
Varied access models also offer the ability for companies to change their pricing strategies more easily. By introducing additional tiers based on customer metrics, companies can expand the number of subscription types available more rapidly than they may be able to do through other subscription types. Additionally, this provides a way to scale the subscription plans more effectively over time.
Flexibility in pricing structures can give companies the freedom that they need to adjust to conditions in the marketplace. For example, if the cost to host the database of digital media goes up significantly, it is very easy for companies that use the varied access model to update their price structure accordingly on a single level of access without negatively impacting all their customers.
So, really, there aren't very many drawbacks to the varied access model, making it one of the best models for companies to start with. As long as companies have strategically created their tiers, this model can be very effective. However, companies that have too large of a gap between their tiers may make it hard for customers to commit to higher levels of access and payment.
The Partnership Model
The partnership model is primarily associated with Amazon Prime services. The basic idea behind this model is that digital content is packaged with non-digital content or services as a subscription. This is an all-access model, in which users pay a particular fee for use of the services for a specific period of time. In the case of Amazon, users pay once a year for full access to faster shipping and access to digital media content like books, movies, and television episodes.
While this kind of model does not represent a pure digital media subscription, it does provide a unique way for companies to enter the digital media subscription realm. It can also be used to add value to an existing package of services. The partnership model is especially powerful for companies that are already successful in a given industry, but would like to begin to offer digital media content, as well. It offers the room to experiment with new services and analyze consumer interest.
The biggest drawback to this type of subscription model is that it can create a situation in which a company is overextended, trying to package too many pieces together. When this happens, customers who are only interested in one or two aspects of the package may find it too expensive to purchase a subscription when they won't be using the full value of the services included.
Few companies have explored this kind of subscription package, simply because they are difficult to do well. However, for companies that want to provide a specific set of services or products that meet the needs of their customers as a whole, the partnership model can be a way to become involved in multiple aspects of a customer's day-to-day life, increasing brand trust and impact.
Asking the Right Questions to Determine the Most Effective Model for Your Organization
If you are interested in introducing a digital media subscription-based plan for your users, there are a couple of questions you can ask that can help you to determine what model might work best for your specific organization:
- What is our primary service or product offered? If you have an existing company and are thinking about expanding the services that you offer, you may want to start off with a partnership model plan so that you can offer your new content to existing users in a package for a period of time. This is a great option for companies that have physical services or products and want to begin to offer digital content, as well. Netflix employed this strategy with their streaming media for a period of time, allowing them to gauge the interest of their customers in the streaming services before splitting their streaming plans from their physical media plans. Because of the controlled timing of their split, they were able to achieve massive growth for their streaming media in a short window of time.
- What kinds of users will your subscription plans cater to? If you believe that customers will access your content in varied tiers, with some accessing it often and others accessing it more casually, you may want to look into the varied access model, which will allow you to market to each kind of user in a way that will meet their needs. This is a great plan if you have power users who will be accessing your content, as well as casual users.
- What kinds of digital media will my company offer? If you have plans to deal with multiple kinds of digital media, the media lines model could be the most effective solution for you. This model can provide a way for companies to expand their offerings over time, both in terms of the types of media provided and the number of items included in each library. Alternatively, companies that want to specialize in one particular form of digital media would be better served with one of the other digital media subscription forms, unless they plan to partner with other companies and offer exclusive packages that include services or products from both companies at a single subscription price.
- Is my company willing to get creative in income streams? The freemium model allows companies to benefit from two different income streams, the first supported by advertisers and the second by users who want increased access. This option can provide flexibility in the ability to lean heavier on promoting subscription plans or seeking relationships with advertisers, depending on the current strengths and status of the digital media company.
One of the best things about subscription-based revenue models is that they can be adapted over time. Companies that start out with one model do not have to be committed to it forever. In some cases, adapting the models used to accommodate changes in the marketplace has helped make it possible for many companies to thrive in conditions that would have otherwise hurt their bottom line.
In any case, subscription-based revenue models are a powerful tool for companies in the digital media marketplace, in particular. These models create a steady stream of income from recurring customers, which is a powerful tool in the growth of any business. From Netflix to Amazon, some of the largest and most profitable companies in the industry today can attribute their success to the use of these models in a creative and innovative fashion.
Subscription packages can be highly customized to the needs of a company and the needs of their customers, allowing businesses to be more flexible than ever before while benefitting from recurrent revenue. In short, subscription-based revenue models have energized the industry and are certain to be implemented in fresh ways in years to come.


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In this tutorial I run through a simple way to create a light wrap in Photoshop to improve the look of photo composites. It's a pretty quick run through, but once you know how to do it it's easy to play around with to get the look you think looks best. It doesn't work in every situation, but well worth knowing about.
I've also created a Photoshop action to make the task relatively automated. You can download the action below the video – it's free.
A big thanks to Jon Reid for the shots I used in this tutorial!! Check out his site, his travel photography site or his blog – do it!
Get the Photoshop action:
When you use the action make sure you name the layer above the background 'Subject' for it to work properly…
When I learn how to reference a layer by it's position in the layer order and not by it's name I'll do a tutorial on that too
Download as a ZIP file(.zip) - PS Light Wrap Action(zip) (1518)
Download as a 7ZIP file(.7z) -
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TaylorMade M6 Hybridview other products
There is a trend for swapping standard long irons for a higher lofted hybrid and it's not hard to see why as TaylorMade's M6 rescue shows how distance and forgiveness can be achieved in abundance.
For the first time, TaylorMade has featured their revolutionary Twist Face technology into their hybrid and results mean reduced side spin, straighter shots and longer distance.
Key benefits and features:
- Stepped Crown makes for low centre of gravity giving you more confidence and control
- Face curvature technology Twist Face added to deliver straighter shots
- Upgraded Speed Pocket to improve shot flexibility
- Thinner, faster face for faster ball speed and longer distance
- Available in 19, 22, 25, 28- and 31-degrees loft
Not sure whether a hybrid is for you? Why not come and try one out and chat to us as to how your game may be improved by adding this club to your armoury.


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NJMCDirect: Such people are rare who can resist the temptation of speeding on a highway. Similarly, you have inevitably been in a situation where you parked the car at the wrong place. In either case, you have been handed over a traffic ticket. Now, paying for the traffic ticket used to be a complicated procedure.
Most car owners were clueless about the place where they can pay for the traffic ticket. Again, they did not have any idea of the location of the courts where the trial for their case will be held.
The New Jersey Municipal Court has stepped in to help. They have introduced a portal njmcdirect, for making life more comfortable for drivers to pay for their traffic ticket. Now, there is hardly any need to visit the local court. You can sit in the comfort of your home to check and pay the ticket with the help of a computer or a smartphone.
An overview of using the NJMCDirect portal
Admittedly, after reading this much, you are breathing a sigh of relief!
At last, the hassle of paying for your traffic ticket is going to be over. So, let us delve deeper and find out how to use the portal. Just navigate to the site www.njmcdirect.com at first. Generally, we are accustomed to seeing any such portals that accept payments to be operational 24/7.and a pro tip if you want to get a free chicken bucket please go through www.mykfcexperience.com
But, NJMCDirect is a bit different. Look carefully, and you would be able to spot the online payment hours on the left-hand side. On your part, you should be ready with the essential documents which you have received from the traffic police of New Jersey that include the traffic ticket, ticket prefix, court ID, License plate number, and a ticket number.
Steps To Be Followed For NJMCDirect Pay Traffic Ticket
Simply follow these steps:
- Once you have gone through the timings of the online payment on the online portal and have the necessary documents ready, click on the "Continue" button.
- In the following page, you will find the option to enter the information of the documents you have with you.
- After filling the necessary details, click on the "Continue" button.
- Now, you can choose your preferred method to pay the fine, for instance, credit card, debit card or internet banking. If you want to know about the other modes of payment, you can take a look at the back of the ticket. It should contain all the necessary details about the various paying methods. That's it, and your job is over.
For the busy bees, here is the information on the timing when you can make the online payment:
Monday to Thursday between 7:30 AM and 11:45 PM (EST)
On Friday between 7:30 AM and10: 45 PM (EST)
On Saturday between 7:30 AM to 3:45 PM (EST)
On Sunday between 1:00 PM to11: 45 PM (EST)
Important points to keep in mind when using NJMCDirect
You also need to pay a convenience fee along with the fine. The convenience fee will be related to the fine amount. So, for example, if your fine amount is less than $40, accordingly the convenience fee will be $1. Fine amounts between $41-87 will attract a convenience fee of $2.
Similarly, fine amounts within $88-200 and more than $200 need you to pay the convenience fee of $3 and $4 respectively.
Essential features of the NJMCDirect portal
- Safe and secure: In the present era, your private data is always at risk. However, you can be completely assured about the security and safety while using this portal. The site uses state-of-the-art encryption methods to protect your private data. You can be guaranteed, your violation details are never going to be revealed to third-parties.
- The ease of paying: At last the residents of New Jersey are free from the long and tedious processes to pay for their traffic ticket. You will not find a better alternative to pay your fine than njmcdirect.
- Quick and efficient: The overall procedure for making payments is speedy. The steps involved in making the online payment are basically a child's play. Your traffic ticket fine can now be paid within a few minutes.
- Flexible pay period: Just imagine the ordeal you had to go through previously. Even if you were ready to visit the court, you had to do so during the weekdays only. With this, you will be able to pay the fine on a daily basis as and when required. Just remember the timings when you can pay, and that is all.
Benefits of using NJMCDirect
- At the present day, nothing is more precious than time, with the help of njmcdirect you can certainly save a lot of time. The conventional method of paying for the traffic ticket required extended hours to get completed. Primarily, you had to visit a court to get the ticket and then stand in a queue in order to pay the fine.
- The developers of the njmcdirect portal have made the site extremely user-friendly. You need not be a tech-savvy person for using it.
- The introduction of this website has also been of considerable help to the courts. Now, the courts do not require appointing officers to collect the fine for a traffic ticket.
- The expenses incurred by the authorities for maintaining the portal is only a fraction in comparison to what it used to be earlier when such payments had to be made manually. Earlier, a lot of cases used to be pending in the courts. Understandably, the courts struggled to manage such a huge number of cases, as it was next to
impossible to hire so many judges to complete these pending cases. With the advent of this portal, the number of cases brought in the courts has receded considerably.
Paying online is a lot cheaper
Hey! Are you fretting because you have to pay the convenience fees?
Don't be upset. Just remember those days, when you had to make repeated visits to the court. The amount you spent was much more. The cost included as the convenience fee is going to be much cheaper.
By now, you must have realized njmcdirect is the most suitable way to avail information about your traffic ticket. Additionally, you have the convenience of making payments with your preferred paying options within minutes.
So, the next time you are caught violating the traffic rules for speeding or parking, you can use njmcdirect for paying the fine without difficulty.


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Y'know, it can get hard sometimes to decide what the fuck I'm gonna post on Sooth(e) Your Freaking Beast at times. I mean, I DO have an eclectic range of genres I listen to (that, strangely, don't conflict at all - at least in my eyes they don't), and plenty of esoteric shit to share.
I've come to the conclusion that they're not ALL that completely esoteric though - I follow a couple of music blogs that do nothing but explicitly underground, internet only, soundcloud only type bands, albums, and personalities...and it really humbles my own attempts, y'knowwhatImean?
WIth that stated, I didn't set out to make this blog to become I WANNA BE THE VERY BEST BLOGGER THAT NO ONE EVER WAAAS or whatever have you. As is, if I did then Iron Maiden would be my Shiny Pikachu that I'd never evolve and defeat gods with.
...the fuck was I talkin' about?
Anyway, I've got two post ideas to do, but I'm going with a third. No, this isn't the metal post (though I DO need to do one - my metal itch needs satisfyin'), and no this isn't the nineties post (again, itch that needs to be scratched).
Rather, this is all about the Vocaloid music I've been listening to as of late. Hell, once again they've inspired me to write yet another song about sadomasochistic relationships.
Yeah, weird huh?
Anyway, on to the show!
Firstus, let's get the non-metal ones out the way...'cuz they're just good.
Pitiful Pet Boy - Len Kagamine (I think I've posted this before. Don't care.)
Dat. Chorus. And dat everything while we're at it, hnnnngrasm.
Keepin' up the perv train, let's check out Len Kagamine's version of PON PON PON, the only version of it I like.
Paradichlorobenzene x Anti-chlorobenzene - Len and Rin Kagamine
...now AIN'T THAT A BITCH? They'll let you download the mashup song but won't let you embed? Huh.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48lLnQobxZ8&feature=related - check it out here.
Miku Hatsune - Love is War
Like any other fanfag, Love is War is amongst the first Miku/Vocaloid songs I heard and kinda sorta got me into it. Now I'm not like SOME fans that are "ALL VOCALOIDS ALL THE TIME!" especially since I see them as the start of both the whole Sharon Apple thing and the whole Skynet thing as well. On the other hand, it was only this recent week that I saw this video and I gotta admit that I've done some of those same kind of rockn' out motions while singing.
Perhaps it's a universal thing for vocalists? I just like stomping.
And now, time for something with a bit more rock behind it, yeah?
Miku Hatsune and Gumi - Matryoshka
Dig that beat, man, dig that riff. Not to mention I like the art style, all Gainax wit' it (y'know, outside of the jiggle physics where an entire tech team has to establish code and designwork for each breast), like FLCL and Dead Leaves-esque-ness.
Time to get to the good hurt.
Miku Zatsune and Miku Hatsune - Sweet So Sweet
In after "IT'S HAGANE MIKU YOU ASSHOLE" I don't give a fuck you weeaboo trash.
While I liked vocaloids enough, it was Zatsune's Sweet So Sweet that really made me just up and realize "Holy shit! You can do that with these things?!" and gave me the idea of using a vocaloid of my own voice when it comes time for the Corporate Machine to have a voice of its' own, all E.L.P. style. I mean, it's one thing to do the usual pop shit, but then suddenly THIS?
My god, dem riffs.
Miku Hagane - Marionette
Miku Hagane - Diarrhea
Now, Sweet So Sweet is DEFINITELY one of my vocaloid metal faves, but recently THIS 'un's been up there with it.
Kaito, Len, Luka, Miku (Hagane AND Hatsune I think), possibly Gakupo..just a whole fucking bunch of 'em really - Poetaster and Singing Dolls
Funny story, a poetaster is the word for an inferior poem.
Honestly it's the vocal layering and arrangements, just HNNNNNGRASM. I haven't been this turned on and pumped up at the same time for a looooong time.
I'm certain there's more titles and such, but for now this'll do, yeah? Quite a bit here to chew on anyway!
Next week, we'll see - it'll be either humans doing metal or humans from the nineties doing stuff.
In the meantime, care for a final vid from the Vocaloid mass?
Luka Megurine - Psychopath
I lied, have a second and a third vid.
Gumi Machigerita - Sunset Love Suicide
Luka Megurine - Until the Bitter End
Next post we'll have somethin' more for ya, yeah?
~That Bastard
Monday, April 2, 2012
Get ready for the nineties post JUST KIDDING IT'S VOCALOIDS METAL TIME!
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This is my (personal) report on the Media and Communications subject section at the annual conference of the Society of Legal Scholars, held in Cambridge this week. For those not familiar: the SLS is the organisation for legal academics in the UK and Ireland, and this was its 102th annual conference. As well as plenary sessions and an AGM, the main business of the conference is a range of subject-specific parallel sessions, of which Media and Communications is one. A related area is Cyberlaw, but this year they ran at different times in the week (the conference is divided into groups A and B), which did appear to increase the attendance at both. During this year's meeting, I was elected as the fourth convenor of the section, taking over from Mike Varney (and before him Tom Gibbons and before him Eric Barendt) – a quite daunting line of succession!
Session 1 had a focus on information – although in very different ways. Damien Carney (Portsmouth) opened up with 'Truth and the unnamed source', considering the importance of truth (and objectivity) in the law and ethics of the protection of sources. He looked at the recent decisions in National Post (Canada) and Financial Times v UK (the latest instalment in the Interbrew case), making particular points about the reassessment of who the privilege on the protection of sources 'belongs' to, with the Canadian and European courts heading towards an emphasis on the rights of the public to know (the truth?). Lawrence McNamara (Reading) followed with his paper on terrorism and disclosure obligations, considering section 38B Terrorism Act and the various laws that preceded it. Despite very few cases on the matter, the provision has an impact on the practices of media organisations, although there are differences between the thresholds applied within organisations and as apparently required by law. He also debated the rights and wrongs of a media exemption and how necessary it is to take a legal approach in any event. Finally, Neil Richards (Washington University, St. Louis) presented his theory of intellectual privacy. He distinguished between 'tort privacy' and 'intellectual privacy', particularly on the difference between the impact of each on freedom of expression, suggesting that the former might be confined to 'truly shocking' disclosures, but the latter was important because it protects the process of considering and forming ideas. Interestingly, there was a strong technological dimension here, given the role of search engines and of surveillance technologies. He proposed four key aspects of the right to intellectual privacy: thought and belief, the right to read, spatial privacy and confidentiality, and also considered the need for a horizontal approach rather than a negative constitutional doctrine alone.
Session 2 had a European theme, with papers from Irini Katsirea and myself. Irini's presentation was about product placement, specifically the implementation of the new rules set out in the Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD) in two jurisdictions, Germany and the UK. She highlighted some of the vaguer aspects of the Directive, such as the criticism (but not outright ban) of thematic placement, the conflict between provisions on surreptitious commercial communications, undue prominence, and limited scope for allowing product placement. The UK has excluded certain genres (above and beyond the Directive), but only for broadcasters under UK jurisdiction, again because of the Directive. Germany has required identification of PP in acquired programming, but without an offence of breach of this duty. The UK and Germany took different paths on thematic placement – unclear in the former, banned in the latter. The minimal requirements of the Directive on notifying viewers were also considered. In the discussion of the paper, we also wondered to what extent product placement was actually present in EU-origin programmes since the Directive. My own paper was on the European Convention on Transfrontier Television, a Council of Europe instrument dating from 1989 but currently in serious trouble after an aborted attempt to amend it. After explaining the history of the relationship between it and the EU's media law directives, I discussed how the European Commission objected to the amendments that would have brought it up to date with the AVMSD, assessing the legal basis for this objection (external powers of the Union) and how this was debated in various fora. I also looked at the reaction of the UK, which had in the 1980s been a strong supporter of the Convention, but had some problems with the current amendments and mixed feelings about the Commission's intervention. I concluded with a wider discussion on EU-Council relations and whether other areas (such as media pluralism and impartiality) might fare in future developments. [If readers will permit a further note: I have a draft paper on which comments would be appreciated, not available online but happy to supply copies if you are happy to offer your views: email me].
Session 3 was about recent developments, both with a European context and a British focus. Tom Gibbons (Manchester) looked at the relationship between reputation and privacy within Article 8 ECHR, and the differences between English law on defamation and on privacy. He was reluctant to describe what is happening in Strasbourg as a doctrine, given the inconsistent positions expressed by differently constituted courts, but discussed a number of defamation-type cases where the engagement of article 8 was taken for granted. Nonetheless in Karakó v Hungary there may have been a move away from this position, with some importance attached to internal and external notions (he considered, later, whether reputation is external and privacy is internal). English cases on injunctions (ZAM, Terry) have added comments on the importance of reputation, and the Supreme Court's decision in the freezing orders discussion discussed ECHR decisions and the need for a serious threshold. Are we moving towards a Re S-style ultimate balancing exercise? Is the justification defence to defamation threatened by an article 8 approach? What about Reynolds? He also argued that the ability to evaluate others is important and subsuming reputation into article 8 may be difficult to reconcile with this. Following on, my UEA colleague Michael Harker presented his paper on vertical restraints in broadcasting, or why 'content is king'. As well as a thorough explanation of the market structure of pay-TV in the UK, he focused on Ofcom's intervention regarding sports channels, particularly the requirement on Sky to offer its channels to other platforms (e.g. digital terrestrial) at a regulated price. Michael explored the differences between 'sectoral' and 'competition' approaches, and the remedies available in both cases. The possible consequences of intervention were outlined, including the need to protect innovation and also the policy goals of (for example) promoting broadband uptake.
Finally, session 4 was a pair of case studies. Ewa Komorek (my former colleague as a doctoral student in Dublin) reported on the ups and downs of Polish media law. She looked at three particular issues: 'Rwyingate', politicisation of public service media and problems with press freedom and criminal law. The first was a major national scandal regarding the proposed takeover of a private television channel by a major media company, and the disclosure of an attempt to exchange 'a law for a bribe', as a national newspaper reported. This led to a major report on the activities of the 'group in power', the resignation of a government, and wider discussion of the adequacy of the legal framework on media concentration and mergers. The second is also about the relationship between politics and media, with Ewa explaining the structure of the public service broadcaster and recent changes that may (or may not) increase the independence (from political influence) of the broadcaster. Finally, she looked at a range of criminal provisions, including those about insulting the president (imprisonment up to three years and no defence of provocation!) and defamation itself, despite criticism from the ECHR on the impact of these provisions. She was followed by Eliza Varney (Keele), whose presentation was about disability and ICTs after recent changes to EU law, particularly the 2009 amendments to the electronic communications directives and EU equality law. Although some progress has been made through the updating of universal service provisions, she pointed to outstanding issues such as the consumer-driven approach to regulation, the focus on sensory disabilities (e.g. as compared with cognitive), and the weakness (after industry lobbying) of some provisions. Eliza argued for a universal design approach and considered whether a disability-specific provision of general equality law (particularly if the proposed directive on discrimination re access to goods & services does not proceed) might be of assistance.


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The girls had their first tooth break through today. Same day, same tooth. Hmmmm. We heard that identical twins will experience milestones like this. Kind of cool!
We love that they still have their red hair. The girls are not walking yet, but Aaliyah can stand up without supporting herself on furniture. It is when she realizes that she is doing it that she falls on her butt. We can't wait for the summer!


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Driving on I-71 north of Columbus, you'll cross into Delaware County. You'll also see signs for the city of Delaware, both named after the Delaware Indian tribe. The Delawares were a people native to the East, but they fled their land due to pressure both from white colonists and enemy Indian tribes. Some of the Delawares resettled in the Ohio country, arriving here in the early 1740s. The city of Delaware now occupies land that was once a huge Delaware Indian cornfield, covering over 400 acres. The Delawares were mostly a peaceful tribe that sought to co-exist with the settlers, but the whites, with their hunger for land, displaced the Indians.
White settlers in Ohio often chose Indian names for their counties, townships, and cities. Other Ohio counties named after Native American tribes include Erie, Huron, Miami, Ottawa, Seneca, and Wyandot. The presence of these Native American names might suggest a friendlier relationship between the settlers and Indians than was actually the case. In fact, there were fierce battles over much of the Ohio country. The Native Americans won a few rounds but lost the war—by the 1840s, there was no Indian land left in Ohio, and most Native Americans had been sent to reservations west of the Mississippi. When white settlers chose a Native American name for a town or a county, it usually meant that this particular tribe no longer presented a threat to them.
Throughout the 1800s and well into the 1900s, Delaware County was a quiet agricultural region, with the village of Delaware largely oriented toward the needs of its farmers. Among those who arrived to start a new life were the parents of Rutherford B. Hayes, who moved here from Vermont. Their son, born in Delaware, Ohio, became the 19th president of the United States.
Now here's something we've wondered. If your name is Rutherford, what are you called for short. If William is Bill, if Richard is Dick, what's Rutherford? Ruthie? Ruth? No, actually, the answer is: Rud—at least for this Rutherford. He was called Rud as a boy. Rud grew up to be a prominent attorney in Cincinnati where he also donated his time defending fugitive slaves. He became a decorated general in the Civil War, then a congressman, then governor of Ohio. And then, just barely, president of the United States. Just barely because he lost the popular vote by a quarter million votes. But there were deals and more deals and a congressional commission and then after several months of wrangling, Rud Hayes was elected president by the Electoral College. The vote was 185 to 184—can't get closer than that.
Rutherford B. Hayes served as president for one term, from 1877 until 1881. He was the first US president to have a telephone and a typewriter at the White House. He was the first president to travel to the west coast. And he instituted what was to become a tradition: the annual Easter Egg roll for children on the White House lawn. He was a modest reformer, pushing for better treatment of newly freed slaves, American Indians, and other minorities. He also signed a bill that made it possible for women attorneys to argue cases before the Supreme Court.
Delaware was once home to the "Big Ear." What's the Big Ear? The Big Ear was a radio telescope located at the Perkins Observatory in Delaware. Its mission was to listen to the stars for radio signals and was a joint project of Ohio State University and Ohio Wesleyan University. Over its 12-year career, the "Big Ear" heard something like 20,000 signals from outer space, most of which are attributable to natural phenomena. But in 1977, an astronomer looking over data collected by the Big Ear scribbled the word, "Wow!" on the margin of the printout. Here was a data sequence that was different; it looked like what scientists conjecture would be produced by an extra-terrestrial civilization.
It was an intriguing tease, but the message didn't repeat. And we're left wondering what the Big Ear heard. Were these signals from an unidentified spaceship that had been launched on earth? Or might they have been sent by intelligent life from somewhere in outer space? We still don't know.
Today, Delaware is home to the Little Brown Jug. The Little Brown Jug isn't a jug; it's a horse race—honest. The Little Brown Jug is the middle leg of the triple crown of harness racing. This annual event was started some sixty years ago and is held in September at the Delaware County Fair. Each year 50,000 people turn out to view the race. Why is it called the Little Brown Jug? Well, back when it was getting established, a local newspaper sponsored a contest to name that race. The winner? The Little Brown Jug. Though we have no idea why someone thought to name it that.
Delaware is also known for the Delaware grape, a variety discovered in Delaware, Ohio, during the mid 1800s and now grown throughout the eastern United States as a table grape and a wine grape. It's not exactly a household name in this, its country of origin. In Japan and Europe, though, the Delaware is one of the major table grapes. Go figure.
In recent years, farming has been in decline in Delaware County as the Columbus metropolitan area has expanded its reach. During the last decade, Delaware County has lost over 20% of its farms, and almost 10% of its agricultural acreage. During that same decade the value of the land has doubled. Today, this is the fastest growing county in Ohio. The average age of its residents is among the youngest in Ohio, and Delaware boasts the lowest unemployment rate of any county in the state. It is also cited in national surveys as among the wealthiest and best educated counties in the nation. So things are going pretty well for Delaware County. Unless you happen to be a farmer. Or, a Delaware Indian.
For more about Delaware and its surrounding communities, see the CD for I-71 North: Columbus to Cleveland or I-71 South: Cleveland to Columbus.
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it was the best of times…..
F.D. plays Steel Guitar w Jenny Lewis on TV… also features Johnathan Rice, Jonathan Wilson, Barbara Gruska
F.D. sits in with Vietnam (the band) on television (late 2000s)
in the not to distant past, this happened….
Big Sur, Redwoods…. Mollusk Big Sur Jamboree, presented by Folkyeah… September 27-28. Two days of music, camping, and ensuing fun in the redwoods along the banks of the Big Sur River at the Fernwood Resort. Featuring: Light Fantastic, Vetiver, Beachwood Sparks, McCombs Skiffle Players, Allah-Las, Sonny & the Sunsets, the Autumn Defense, Little Wings, Neal Casal, F.D. & the Wizards of the West All Stars, Sandys, The Mattson 2, range of light Wilderness, The Tyde, Tomorrow's Tulips, Birds of America, Simone Rubi, Honeycrisp, plus special guests and secret late night jam sessions… Mollusk Big Sur Jamboree: Folkyeah.com has the details, man.
Farmer Dave Scher: solo steel guitar Spaceways Radio KPFK 5.19.13
It was a beautiful night
Check it out… feel the mystery
F.D. on slide w
Andy Cabic (Vetiver)
Eric Johnson (Fruitbats)
Steve Taylor
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Hipnic IV Big Sur CA 2011
"This was a real treat… that's Blake Mills playing guitar next to him, and Benmont Tench is hidden to the left playing an old Ace Tone organ." - F.D.
FD jams w Guy Blakeslee + Leonard Nash at Earthstar Creation Studio, Aug. 2011
Leonard Nash (Harp)
F.D. Scher (Piano, Thunder Machine)
Guy Blakeslee (shaker, drum)
w Aska Matsumiya, Farmer D did the music for this commercial, which aired in Japan December, 2011
Farmer Dave Scher w Ben Knight performing "Upstairs / Downstairs" in an elevator at LACMA 9/10/11 . Video 2 of 3
(by Lucas MacFadden)
Farmer Dave Scher w Ben Knight performing "Upstairs / Downstairs" in an elevator at LACMA 9/10/11 . Video 1 of 3
(by Lucas MacFadden)
These guys were great
it was fun
Tie a tie ... FD, Corina, Connor O,. presiding Saludos y Amor a todo la Gente!
FD plays w J. Lewis "See Fernando" live A.C.L. fest 2008
F.D. sits in on lap steel w/ Entrance Band on the song "Mexico" at the final night of their residency at the Satellite in Sivlerlake, CA
F.D., with Neal Casal , are Death Valley, backing up Johnathan Rice at Hyde Park in front of 65,000 people….the concert was opening for R.E.M. and was one of the first major public events following the London Train Bombings of the week before….
Elvis Costello's show "Spectacle", sits in with She and Him (Zooey Deschanel and Matt Ward), FD adds some steel flourishes
Farmer D plays bubbling steel sounds with Elvis Costello and Jacob Dylan playing "Straight to Hell" by the Clash… for Elvis's show Spectacle, 2009
F.D. sits in on lap steel with Jonathan Wilson, Jackson Browne, Dawes, playing Warren Zevon's "Lawyers, Guns, and Money" at the Troubadour 2.11
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Ann E. Acker is a Director of Chapman Strategic Advisors LLC, a consultancy providing educational and strategic insights to market participants concerning municipal finance topics. Prior to joining Chapman Strategic Advisors LLC, Ann was a partner in the law firm of Chapman and Cutler LLP and member of the firm's bankruptcy, workouts and civil litigation practice groups.
During her law career, Ann represented banks, bank groups, institutional investors, corporate trustees, and bondholders in major Chapter 11 cases and civil litigation at the trial and appellate level throughout the United States; partnering with James E. Spiotto, she also represented clients in the Sierra Kings Health Care District, Jefferson County, Alabama and Mendocino Coast Health District Chapter 9 cases.
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Ann has contributed greatly to the knowledge and thought leadership surrounding municipal defaults and bankruptcy. Along with Jim Spiotto, she authored Municipalities in Distress?: How State and Investors Deal with Local Government Financial Emergencies (2012)—published by Chapman and Cutler LLP, and available through Amazon. They also authored Primer on Municipal Debt Adjustment, Chapter 9: The Last Resort for Financially Distressed Municipalities (2012)—also published by Chapman and Cutler LLP and available through the firm upon request.
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Old Major: Is Justin Brunson fomenting a bacon-powered food revolution in Denver?
Justin Brunson is exuberant and just a little exhausted as he sits down for a moment to talk about his new restaurant, Old Major, which opened this weekend. After working 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. for the past couple weeks, he might be physically tired, but the earnest, driven chef never tires of talking about his food and his people.
There are plenty of porcine puns (not to mention tempting alliterations) in this place. It's named for the boar in "Animal Farm," who incites the pigs to revolution against their farmer.
Brunson seems to see the restaurant as equal parts graduate school, revolutionary cell and playground. And he loves pigs. Alongside the new restaurant, he started the Denver Bacon Company, selling locally raised, peach wood-cured bacon at his other restaurant, Masterpiece Deli.
"My vision is to do things right, zero shortcuts. This is college — back here," says Brunson, waving his ham-sized arms around his gleaming, crowded kitchen, where five sous chefs chop onions and chicken thighs, filling the air with the aroma of sulphur and blood.
He steps around the prep table and opens a freezer. "Look here," he says, almost giddy. "That's all foie gras!"
Brunson has attracted talent — bar manager Courtney Wilson from Williams & Graham; certified cicerone (beer expert) and mixologist Ryan Conklin from Euclid Hall; general manager and sommelier Jonathan Greschler from Fuel; and Johnson & Wales grad pastry chef Nadine Donovan — and people willing to bankroll his creativity.
"I see these young kids who are passionate about food but their parents are saying 'what are you gonna do when you grow up?' they say cooking is 'not a real job.' That's not true. This is a viable career in the long term," says Juan Padro, who owns the nearby Highland Tap and Burger with his wife, Katie O'Shea Padro. They are co-owners of Old Major, along with Brunson. And Ben parsons from Infinite Monkey Theorem wines is an investor. Padro estimates the restaurant has cost about $1 million to renovate, equip and staff.
Old Major's menu promises "seafood, swine and wine," with liberal sprinklings of pork in the small plates (crispy pork cheeks), entrees (chops, osso buco, pot au feu) and even dessert (maple bacon creme caramel). And, partly because Brunson's married to a vegan, a three-course vegetarian tasting menu that he swears "won't be boring."


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Our first night of sailing at the beginning of a 10 day crossing from Bora Bora to Niue Ö nothing really when one thinks about our very first crossing of 6 weeks (35 days) from Victoria, B.C. to Hiva Oa, Marquesas Islands!! We now have Minetta and Nick with us who are eager to share the nightly watches (ahhh such youthful enthusiasmÖ one wonders how long this will last!!?!!).
Oh by the way, we found the ulitimate in laundry facilities in Bora BoraÖ a wonderful little place that had wifi, free coffee and tea served while the owner (a charming French man) took our laundry and did it for us for no more than it cost us to struggle through the one poor washing machine which we last experienced! (I donít think Bill will ever get over that one!). Anyway ñ Bora Bora wins hands down in the laundry facilities categoryÖ YAY!!
We had a lovely afternoon sail although no wind to speak of but it allowed Min to jump in the water and duplicate what I did on our crossing through the Tuamotos. It also allowed me to make quite a nice meal of rice, couscous (with almonds, raisins, prunes, onions, cumin, cinnamon etc. etc.), shrimp and snow peas with onions and garlic to add a little flavourÖ finished off with a nice rose wine et voilaÖ a lovely dinner at sea ñ actually quite relaxing!
Nick and I took first watch (8pm to 12 midnight) and had a special delight of being able to watch the moon rise (What a Wonderful Night for a Moondance ñ thanks Van Morrison) ñ OK no dancing but we sure watched it in awe!! The moon is a lovely companion on these long night watches, although she outshines any stars around her, save for the very brightest, which makes star gazing rather fruitless.
This type of weather ñ no wind to speak of or what wind there is seems to swing around the compassÖ is statistically less than 1% of the time in this area ñ most of the time it is a brisk SE Trade Wind of between 15-20 knots of wind (light airs from the NE)Ö we are hoping that the wind will fill in by morning to about 10-15 knots and we will begin scooting across to Niue. Right now Nick is at the helm and we are doing 0.15 knots in a 0.5 apparent wind (hmmmmÖ if my math holds true that means we really have only approximately 0.3 knots of wind) ñ itís amazing that we are sailing at all!!
I guess we should enjoy the peace while we have it!
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Harnessing Connected Med Device Data for Improved Patient Outcomes
Lorraine Chapman | April 6, 2017 | 8 Min Read
Lorraine Chapman, Sr. Director of Healthcare at Macadamian sat down with Ivan Delevic, President and CEO of OrthoSensor to discuss connected medical devices and how OrthoSensor is using data analytics to improve patient outcomes in Orthopedics.
Harnessing analytics for improved outcomes is becoming table stakes in Healthcare today. With the convergence of sensors and other data-generating devices, analytics can support quantified decision making in many different areas including Orthopedics.
At a recent Medical Technologies Frost & Sullivan event (in San Diego, March 19-21st), I sat down with Ivan Delevic, President and CEO of Orthosensor, to explore how we can improve the care of patients and economic performance of orthopedic services with decision support resulting from efficient integration of sensor outputs with clinical, patient, hospital and other device data. Sensors and data analytics enable every orthopedic patient to benefit from information gathered from all prior patients.
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Lorraine Chapman: First of all Ivan, I should note for everyone that Macadamian had the pleasure of working with OrthoSensor in 2015. We were brought in to enhance and improve the overall user experience of the existing VERASENSE iQ application, as well as designing a new tablet application to facilitate the collection of pre-and post-operative patient information. Early on, OrthoSensor recognized the user experience needed to be optimized to better support input of the patient data, the association of that data with the pre- and post-operative data, as well as sensor data to provide better analytics and metrics to show improved outcomes for patients.
Can you tell us more about Orthosensor and how the company is currently utilizing sensors to improve surgical outcomes?
Ivan Delevic: OrthoSensor is a Florida-based company, founded by Dr. Martin Roche who is a visionary orthopedic surgeon at the Holy Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale.
As a bit of background, orthopedic surgery is focused on realigning bones and recreating joint function by replacing the joint surfaces with metal and plastic implants. Most of us will have knee joint problems in our lifetime. During a joint replacement procedure, the surgeon will resect the bone and replace it with implants and align the joint to where it needs to be to function better. Outcomes are based on a small margin of error of aligning the joint to make sure it functions the way it used to function before arthritis impacted the knee. Implant designs have not changed much over the last 25 years, but the materials technology has evolved quite a bit to support longer lasting plastics and metals. Orthopedic implants now last much longer and are very successful in their performance. However, 20-25% of people will complain about the implant not feeling very good after the 9-12 month recovery period. We at OrthoSensor believe that this lack of patient satisfaction significantly relates to the soft tissue forces and the joint balance. Today, surgeons use a very subjective feel to assess balance during surgery. Dr. Roche came up with the novel idea of using pressure sensors to quantify changes in the soft tissue balance to improve patient outcomes. Through OrthoSensor, he brought in sensor-based data into soft tissue evaluation in orthopedics.
LC: So the sensor provides real-time feedback about the placement and "feel" of the implant at the time of implant?
ID: Yes and we want to extend the roadmap to integrate sensors into the implant itself in the future, so data can be collected post-operatively as well. We have over 50 patents and another 70 in filing. OrthoSensor didn't just develop a new product – we created a completely new field of data-driven balancing that did not exist before! Our ultimate vision is to become a data services company, not only a sensor-based device company. The sensors are really just a vehicle – the value is in the data.
LC: And it is ultimately the data that will help improve outcomes?
ID: Yes. Patients who leave the hospital with a balanced knee will likely recover faster, have less pain and reduce the risk of needing a revision in the mid-term.
LC: How did you overcome the barriers to adopting your technology?
ID: Orthopedic surgeons initially adopted our product on its clinical merits. This IS changing since the bundled payment started, to include more of a barrier on the economic side. Even with growing clinical evidence through peer-reviewed journals, our products are considered increasingly on their economic merits. Purchase decisions are driven through the VAC (Value Added Committee) and being decided on in large part by hospital administrators.
From a perspective of reimbursement, orthopedic joint surgery gets a lump sum payment. Medicare, through the bundled payment, is now looking at the 90-day period of care, not just the cost of the surgery itself. What was an average of $13-14K payment before became a threshold of around $25K for the cost of care over the 90 day period. This number shows that about half of the primary total joint procedure costs happen after the surgery, in the initial recovery period.
Like so many other companies, we encountered the economic pushback from administrators looking to understand the ROI of implementing the new technology. We collected a lot of economic data of the 90-day bundle, then did the analytics related to outcomes of patients that were balanced with VeraSense to prove that the additional sensor cost during surgery will save the system more than the amount the hospital pays for the product. This proof is now helping us get accepted at more accounts.
LC: Which naturally leads to my next question, what is the current state of healthcare and payers in terms of paying and appreciating these types of offerings? What does that mean for reimbursement and bundled payment models?
ID: A lot of systems that are not vertically integrated need to resolve an issue in that hospitals do not have all of the economic information and controls about the processes that happen outside the hospital. Under the bundled payment program the original hospital that performed the surgery will be largely responsible for follow-up costs relating to a surgery over the 90 days, even if it is provided at a different hospital.
OrthoSensor wants to ensure that data is collected systemically during the surgery and post-operatively to correlate the patient outcomes with surgical decisions in a quantified way. Using the sensors, we can take a "digital signature" during surgery and put it in a cloud-based repository to be able to access it post operatively. Most of the private insurers are starting to demand that hospitals collect registry data to track quality. We bring the ability to automate this process more.
In addition, the cost of wearables has dropped significantly. As a result, OrthoSensor intends to work on creating simple wearables to provide an objective baseline ahead of the surgery and post surgically to monitor the performance over the 90 days after surgery. Effort of motion, range of motion and activity are some of the important diagnostic data that could be collected through wearables.
As an example, early evolution and increase of the range of motion in the knee is a significant indicator of recovery. This information can provide reassuring feedback to the patient if their range of motion is improving according to a schedule. Alternatively, the surgeon could receive an alert if the patient halts their progress in that regard during rehabilitation and intervene appropriately.
LC: Could the sensor now be integrated into the joint itself?
ID: Yes, but there is still sizeable work to make this a reality. For example, we don't want batteries in the joint, so we'll need to have some sort of energy harvesting solution. OrthoSensor is working on solutions to address issues like this. The technologies are getting there to enable a smart implant and we hope to be one of the first to offer it. We have mastered the data processing and algorithms, including our own ASIC, and are ready to move towards developing sensors integrated into the joint.
LC: Are you going to be monetizing the data you collect?
ID: We are building the infrastructure in order to collect and eventually monetize the data, but are early in our work to fit the business model around data services into the current funding realities. The concept of monetizing clinical data in this way is fairly new and the business models are still evolving. We could sell to the orthopedic community data about what decisions are best predictors of positive outcomes. Everyone is looking to show the economic return on investment (ROI) and the data has to demonstrate real returns to be valuable.
LC: Are you looking at integrating predictive data models?
ID: To answer that question, we need to recognize the diverse nature of the data itself and its path of collection, analysis, and reporting. OrthoSensor intends, at an aggregate and analytics level, to collect as much of the data as it can. However, there will be dynamics between OrthoSensor, the hospitals and the implant manufacturers related to who owns what aspect of the comprehensive data. The data aggregation path between various contributors will require some time to really evolve.
Some countries, like Australia, have a patient joint registry. This registry provides wonderful tools for driving consequential improvements in the orthopedic process and quality. We are working on introducing a flag in these registries to be able to track differences in outcomes as a result of using the OrthoSensor tools.
LC: How do the business models need to innovate to support these new technologies and new treatment paradigms?
ID: We are experimenting with different business models. Our primary current business model is to sell disposable sensors for around $500 on average between US and Internationally. We have a tablet-based user interface device that we provide through a monthly subscription model so we avoid a capital equipment purchase process. By not fully transferring this asset, the technical data of the tablets stays more within OrthoSensor. We also have the benefit of the ability to manage and upgrade the tablet devices remotely. Our products are currently used in over a 100 hospitals in the US.
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SALE: Celebrate NYX's 12th Year Anniversary Today From Noon to Midnight PST.!
Are you ready?! Any particular items you're hoping to get your hands on? I know that only a select amount of items will be included in this sale but I'm hoping to purchase some more mega shine lip glosses, ultimate pearl eye shadows, a couple of blushes, some glitter liners and maybe the Nude on Nude palette.
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Whatever the Electronic Theatre is or should be at SIGGRAPH, we can all agree that it is not what it was and it can not be what it was. In its earliest period it was the premiere of new work in synthetic imagery to a community of people who were inventing that media. Today, the community has expanded and fragmented, and it is no longer the premiere of just about anything given that most of these "films" are available on Youtube or even at your neighborhood theatre.
This year's Electronic Theatre was the first I had attended since 1991. In 1991 there was a political event that was so obnoxious that I just threw up my hands and wished them all the best, and ignored it. It did not really matter. The theatre had become sample reels, and ways for large corrupt media organizations to recruit, and so forth. Thats fine, but who cares.
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Then we had some silly art films or something which were pleasant and inconsequential. Certainly a lot of work, but not particularly new or original or ... well anything really except a lot of work. No problem.
The 7th or so project was a very well done shock piece that used photoreal images of people turning into garbage hamburger shit as part of some sort of political statement. I could just see a bunch of trendier than thou assholes in England showing off to their friends how fucking crude they could be.
Sorry, I don't have any pictures. I do not even remember the title. I do know that they had some sort of rendition of "God Save The Queen" as soundtrack.
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The film show had a warning that the content contained "Adult material". I thought they meant kinky sex, I did not think they meant gratuitous human meat displays.
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This early morning, I will travel to Jakarta to meet my daughter. Today is her 18th birthday. Luckily it is a holiday in Indonesia. Because it it an regional election day. I have no idea whether I have a chance to elect the Mayor. Don't know.
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