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Macklmore Explains Why Not Being On A Label Helped Him Succeed
New flash: the music industry is changing - rapidly. Kids are making songs on their iPads in their bedrooms that are on-par with what the industry is spending millions to churn out.
From Macklemore's interview with Chris Hardwick on the Nerdist Podcast:
Chris I'm sure you've been approached a million times at this point, but you still don't want the infrastructure of a label?
Macklemore: Yeah, there's no reason to do it. With the power of the internet and with the real personal relationship that you can have via social media with your fans… I mean everyone talks about MTV and the music industry, and how MTV doesn't play videos any more — YouTube has obviously completely replaced that. It doesn't matter that MTV doesn't play videos. It matters that we have YouTube and that has been our greatest resource in terms of connecting, having our identity, creating a brand, showing the world who we are via YouTube. That has been our label. Labels will go in and spend a million dollar or hundreds of thousands of dollars and try to "brand" these artists and they have no idea how to do it. There's no authenticity. They're trying to follow a formula that's dead. And Ryan and I, out of anything, that we're good at making music, but we're great at branding. We're great at figuring out what our target audience is. How we're going to reach them and how we're going to do that in a way that's real and true to who we are as people. Because that's where the substance is. That's where the people actually feel the real connection.
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Stream the New Yeah Yeah Yeahs Album "Mosquito" Right Here!
Stream the band's highly-anticipated fourth release accompanied by behind-the-scenes commentary by the band for each track!
New Queens of the Stone Age - "My God Is the Sun"
This weekend for Lollapalooza Brazil, hard-rock band Queens of the Stone Age premiered a brand new song titled "My God Is the Sun." The band performed the single with their new drummer, Jon Theodore, formerly of The Mars Volta. No work yet if the song will be on their upcoming Like Clockwork album.
Album Review: Tyler, the Creator - Wolf
Somewhere in between Tyler, the Creator's debut album Goblin and his crew's collective release, The OF Tape Vol. 2, I stopped caring for most of Odd Future – specifically Tyler. At the beginning of his career, Tyler's voice seemed cool and disctinct, while his rapping was certainly entertaining to hear. Yet, his lyrics were unmemorable past his first mixtape, Bastard, and ran purely on shock value tactics. Over these last three years, the more and more I heard Tyler rap, the more I understood that without his collective dropping mixtapes and albums every month or so, Tyler by himself doesn't shine as he used to in his Bastard and Goblin days. His Odd Future collective do a great job of aiding in overshadowing each other's mistakes and sometimes sloppy deliveries to the point where everything the crew does together or individually is deemed as "charming," since they're all relatively still young and fresh on the scene.
Sadly, a lot of Tyler's charm is lost on Wolf, and the once proud Satan-spawn of Eminem and 90's hardcore hip-hop is losing momentum, as Tyler constantly recycles rhymes and proves just how much angst he's still got leftover from Goblin. With his first release, Bastard, Tyler showcased a misunderstood teenager, speaking for the underdogs who didn't have fathers growing up and rapped as a young violent killer with teenage love and confusion on his mind. On Goblin, Tyler learned what fame and money could do to that young bastard, churning out angst into chant-worthy rap-alongs and hype ballads, similar to punk rock anthems. Now, with Wolf, it really just seems like Tyler has a leftover surplus of angst and annoyance with fame he already touched on with Goblin.
Back in 2011, Tyler had an interview with SPIN in which he revealed: "Talking about rape and cutting bodies up, it just doesn't interest me anymore… What interests me is making weird hippie music for people to get high to. With Wolf, I'll brag a little more, talk about money and buying shit. But not like any other rapper, I'll be a smart-ass about it." It's 2013 and we're now given an album that decides to replace the content of "rape and cutting bodies up," with saying different variations of "faggot," simultaneously using Frank Ocean as defense for the rapper not being homophobic. Recycle that reference a few times through the album, add that with a few raunchy lines like "Address my little dick as Ike / Twenty says I hit your wife," "Ain't been this fucking sick since brain cancer ate my granny up," and sprinkle a little fame-angst in the mix such as "I wanna quit, but I can't / Because mother and sister can't pay the rent," and you've got all the lyrical content of Wolf. Tyler will tell you how his fans are faggots, how much he doesn't enjoy fame, how rich he is from doing petty things such as rapping and selling socks, and how everyone will continually eat it up and give him more cash – especially those already into the Odd Future scene.
Might've expected too much from Wolf lyrically, but it has been previously stated by Tyler himself that Wolf's main focus would be the record's production. That bit of charm that Tyler has left shines throughout the album's beats, definitely. The Neptunes have been a tremendous obsession for Tyler, the Creator and his production method, and the album demonstrates the impact the beat-makers had on the young rapper thoroughly. "Awkward," provides a feel-good love song, similar to the feeling of a track on his previous album, "Analog," showing affection but still keeping it juvenile enough to say "fuck," whenever it gets too sappy. The short Frank Ocean-backed "Bimmer," showcases a catchy, multi-layered track that shows Tyler rapping about a girl he's infatuated with, with Ocean cooing in the background under lazy kick-drums and pitch-crazy synths.
Serenading also happens with Erykah Badu and Pharrell appearing on two of the album's songs, "Treehome95," and "IFHY." Badu sings about a treehouse in the most sensual way she possibly can over a smooth piano-laden beat, backed with silky bells and a plinky-keyboard. "IFHY," brought out the early-2000's Pharrell that nearly sounds like the track could be a Jay-Z feature. "Trashwang," the bass-heavy posse-cut for the album, gives Trash Talk's Lee Spielman something to shriek along to, with Left Brain, Lucas, L-Boy, Na-kel and Taco yelling ignorant verses for a maximum hype effect.
Just as previous efforts from Tyler, Wolf is a concept album involving a few of Tyler's alter egos. This album, from what I've gathered via multiple listens, involves Wolf Haley and new character, Samuel, attending the same summer camp, "Flog Gnaw (Golf Wang backwards, folks)," together. Dr. TC introduces Wolf and Samuel, and off the bat the two hate each other. Wolf has Tyler balancing the roles of Samuel, Wolf Haley, and himself, with Wolf and Samuel going back and forth about a girl named Salem, and leaving Tyler alone to rap about being too famous. Other Odd Future members appear on songs that serve as fight-anthems when Samuel and Wolf Haley really get into it, on later tracks on the album.
Now, Wolf isn't a terrible album, but it's also nothing spectacular. The instrumentals are what really drive this record, though production quality and mixing may be a tad rough for some to enjoy. If you're looking for something of quality and substance, Wolf doesn't have much to offer. Production is heavily reminiscent of early 2000's Neptunes, with a touch of 90's booming hip-hop, so the beats will give you an impressive force. As for lyrics and subject matter, I don't think you can expect much from Tyler aside from a few teenage-love songs, "my fans are fags," and angsty fame jokes. Not the strongest staple in the OF discography, but a notch under the belt for the potty-mouthed artist, nonetheless.
Buy it: Wolf (Standard) | Wolf (Deluxe Edition)
Game of Thrones Hip Hop Remix
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Refused Are Fucking Undead
Refused, the band who would never get back together in a million years, is doing just that "one last time."
We never did "The shape of punk to come" justice back when it came out, too tangled up in petty internal bickering to really focus on the job. And suddenly there's this possibility to do it like it was intended. We wanna do it over, do it right. For the people who've kept the music alive through the years, but also for our own sakes.
We feel that you deserve it and we hope the feeling is mutual.
See you in the pit.
I've never been on a plane but this is a huge enough even that I might just go see Refused.
The Bled - The Last American Cowboy
I've had this song stuck in my head for a week, so here you go. The lead guitar part of the chorus is so messed up but so right.
Animals as Leaders' Weightless. Go Buy it.
The followup to one of the best albums I've ever heard is out now. Animals as Leaders is the instrumental prog brainchild of Tosin Abasi, the former guitarist for hardcore band, Reflux. He plays an 8-string guitar and puts all of those strings to good use. Each song is a wall of sound on par with a religious experience.
Third Eye Blind - If There Ever Was A Time
Here's another song written just for the Occupy Wall Street Movement. You can download it for free on Third Eye Blind's facebook.
Our Lady Peace - Fight the Good Fight
Our Lady Peace wrote this song in support of the Occupy Wall Street Movement. You can download it for free here.
Flogging Molly – Revolution
I came across this very well done music video, featuring some working class gentlemen in a heated poker game against a "greedy CEO and his goons." I love Flogging Molly in general, and this song is a timely anthem for the Occupy Wall Street movement.
It's also amazing because one of the lines is:
The penguins in the suits, they know nothing but greed.
Penguins. Nope, doesn't get any better.
Rise Against – Satellite
Rise Against released this video for Satellite last week. (Sorry this is late—internet issues.) The video is a vivid illustration of their summer tour. Rise Against fans are amazing and incredibly dedicated. This video does a great job of capturing their enthusiasm and spirit. It also shows the band members during their down time between shows. It's an interesting juxtaposition to see the band on stage like a force of nature, commanding a crowd of faithful fans, and then to see them as their down-to-earth selves, eating lunch and buying guitars.
I was at one of the shows on this tour, and my life is better for it.
Dead to Me – The Hand With Inherited Rings
I looked this song up after I saw The Flatliners tweet "Holy shit this is good." Good bands tend to like other good bands. Check it out.
Bluegrass Cover of Snoop Dog – Gin and Juice
I don't know if anyone is really keeping track, but I'm willing to guess that this is one of the most covered songs of all time. This is the first bluegrass version I've come across. Enjoy.


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Hi there,
Could you verify my understanding on the HET program execution of TMS570 below?
1) The HET program starts to be executed on the rising edge of loop resolution clock (LR clock), right?
2) Within each loop resolution period (LRP), each of the HET instructions are executed once by the HET state machine. The flow of execution is determined by the next address and conditional address. Am I right?
3) In Table 18-46 of TMS570 TRM (Page 1326), there is a column called Cycles during which an HET instruction is executed. Does this cycle mean VCLK2 clock or something else (e.g. HR clock or LR clock)? Is the HR clock mainly used to implement the hr_data field for the HR clock delay within one LRP?
4) Pin actions and events become effective on the next rising edge of the LR clock only (instead of VCLK2 or HR clock), right?
Thank you so much.
Brent Shen
1] The HET program is executed within a loop resolution. Your assumption is correct.
2] This is correct.
3] The HET is clocked by VCLK2. All instruction cycle are based on VCLK2. Depending on the LR prescaler you will be able to executed more or less instruction. Some instructions have different cycle count depending on condition. It is important to sum up the worst case scenario do define your loop resolution. You want to be sure the HET will be able to execute all instruction in 1 loop resolution. I case of problem there is a flag that will tell you that HET reaches an overrun. (unable to execute all instruction within a loop resolution} The HR clock is used to add more precision. As you said, all pin action are done on a LR resolution. Using HR resolution, it is possible to delay the pin action from a LR resolution to LR + HR resolution.
4] Yes, when HR is not use, all pin action are based on LR.
Please let me know if I've answered all your points.
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HOMILY for the 4th Sunday of Lent (B)
2 Chronicles 36:14-16,19-23; Ephesians 2:4-10; John 3:14-21
The Greek root word that recurs in today's Gospel is krinw, which basically means, to decide, to separate, to distinguish. In this sense, there is a judgment, a choice, to be made. Hence, in today's Gospel the words derived from krinw are translated as judgment (krisis), and condemn (krine). The problem is that both these words have become quite emotionally charged.
Hence the Media is fond of the word crisis, which is derived from the Greek krisis, but which, in its origin just means 'judgment', 'decision'. A crisis point is that point when a decision has to be made, and it is only fraught and laden with pain and anguish, as crisis seems to mean these days, if one doesn't know what decision to make, or if it is a hard choice one has to make. A krisis is only a crisis when we don't know what to do and how to go forward, as was the case when Greece was about to default on its loans again, and the Greek government didn't know if they should swallow further austerity measures and stay in the Euro or not.
In our First Reading, it's not Greece but Israel that's in a crisis. Not because of misjudged financial decisions, but because of the sinful decisions they'd made to turn from God. And so, Jerusalem was decimated, and the people of Israel were enslaved. But God did not abandon them in this crisis. Instead, he gave krisis, judgment. For when God's people could not judge wisely and see the way forward, God made a decision for them: he forgave them, and made it possible for them to build the Temple up again, so that they could move on. All Israel had to do was to trust God's merciful decision, which came through the unusual channel of a pagan king, and start re-building.
Another word the Media is keen on is 'condemn'. Often the pope or some other church leader is headlined as condemning something or someone. But I think this word is too negatively understood, carrying with it the sense that one is not just judged to have made bad choices but is also damned. However, ours is not a God who damns anyone, thus the Church has never named anyone as damned to hell – she can't. What God does do is to respect our freedom to make even bad decisions, and the Church warns against those decisions, but the choice – and the consequence – remains entirely ours. So, if God is not condemning, in the sense understood by the Media, then what is happening in today's Gospel?
God is rescuing. And to do this, he makes a krisis, a decision, just as he had done for ancient Israel. For humanity had become paralyzed by their sins, their errant choices and foolish decisions. And God's decision, his judgment call in the crisis situation of our sins, that have decimated and enslaved us, is to send his Son to to loosen our bonds, to cancel our debt, to build us up. Jesus is the rescue package to our debt crisis. As St John puts it: "God sent the Son into the world, not to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through him." And just as God's salvation for Israel came through the unexpected means of Cyrus king of Persia, so God's salvation for the entire world comes through the unexpected means of Christ. Unexpected, because God has become Man, and even more unexpectedly, because the Messiah was no warrior but suffered and died. Hence, St Paul says: "Christ crucified [is] a stumbling block to Jews and folly to Gentiles" (1 Cor 1:23).
But the crucifixion of Christ – his being lifted up on the Cross – and, following his death, his being lifted up by the Father in the resurrection, and then lifting off into heaven at his ascension; all this lifting up of Christ is the krisis, the judgment of the world, as St John puts it later in his Gospel (cf Jn 12:31). And the krisis of God brings us to a crisis point. We have to make a decision. God has undone the crisis of our sins, but now we are left with a choice, a judgment call, a decision. Will we trust God's merciful decision, revealed in the person of Jesus Christ, and start re-building our lives accordingly? As St John puts it, the decision we have to make is whether or not to "believe in the name of the only-begotten Son of God", that is, to trust in Christ, indeed, to entrust our lives to him.
And the decision we make, as with all decisions, is borne out in how we live. Greece, for example, made a decision to accept even more severe austerity measures, but we wait to see if they can actually live up to their decision and make the necessary sacrifices. So too, with us. Our decision for or against Christ will be shown up in what we do, so that it is our own actions that will judge us. If we choose to trust in Christ, then Christian discipleship means that we will need to make certain sacrifices, undertake our own austerity measures, particularly during Lent, so that our lives will be changed by our decision to follow Christ. Such reform begins with a new mindset, allowing the light of faith in Christ to guide our steps, and willing the logic and wisdom of the Cross to inform our decisions.
And sometimes this will bring us to a crisis point, because a judgment, a hard decision has to be made. Do we entrust our life and way of living to Jesus, the "whole Christ" who is unfailingly present and teaching through his holy Church? Or to the numerous other voices and authorities – the Media, government, popular culture etc – that vie for our trust? The free choice, and the consequences of that choice, remains entirely ours.
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Cowboys holiday gift guide: perfect gifts for fans, dogs and trees
This is a Dallas Cowboys navy blue-silver fairway stand golf bag. This Officially licensed NFL product is a great way to show your team spirit while you're out on the links. And hey, in a couple week's time while some of your friends are home watching playoff games on TV, you could be on the links enjoying your new bag and possibly run into one of your favorite Cowboys players. Price: $229.95
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Local startup Lisnr finds a home with Techstars and R/GA
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
When you're a company like
, accelerators come to you, not the other way around. As a relatively established Cincinnati startup, Lisnr already has millions in investments, a solid employee base and an even more impressive product. So when one of the largest accelerators in the country approached its chief executive, Rodney Williams, he was not planning on settling for just anything.
That accelerator was
, a Colorado-based, nationally recognized accelerator that has recently teamed up with
an equally acclaimed design and advertising firm. As the
Wall Street Journal blog reported a couple of weeks ago
, the duo is seeking startups that are far past the seed-stage and well on their way to generating revenue. Techstars and R/GA hope to attract companies just like Lisnr by offering them a worldwide network of investors, customers and developers.
That said, Techstars and R/GA's more-than-appealing offerings were not what convinced Williams and his team to come on board. There had to be a spark.
"When I usually meet an agency, they're trying to understand Lisnr," Williams says. "Within a few minutes of speaking with R/GA, they not only understood us, they understood how impactful we could be in the market."
Lisnr, which describes itself as a "premiere smarttone technology company," develops software that uses ultrasonic technology to transfer data through audio. It could mean big things for retailers who want to reach their customers directly, in real time. Anything, from advertising data to promotional announcements, can be transferred through audio waves directly to a consumer's smartphone or other device.
Working with Techstars and R/GA means that the technology can now become more prolific than ever. According to Williams, it has the potential to replace Bluetooth. This is no small task, and where an accelerator could prove very beneficial.
"The R/GA client base is incredible for Lisnr," he says. With success stories like Microsoft,
Beats by Dre
Nike Fuel Bands
on their resume, R/GA has proven extremely successful in marketing products to the exact customer base Williams hopes to reach. As for Techstars, Williams anticipates that they will help him to recruit even more top talent in the area to even further perfect the software.
"As we look at the next four months, it's really about connecting with companies, creating standards," Williams continues. "Demo Day, for us, will be about becoming the new standard."
After their time with Techstars and R/GA, Lisnr hopes to appear on millions of devices and have developed a team both in Cincinnati and New York that can further that goal. Though their New York office provides an important hub for the business, Cincinnati is still home.
"There are no better developers than here in the Midwest," Williams says. "Cincinnati has been amazing for us."
The company plans to move into its new building at 12
and Broadway in the next month, where it will have more room to expand and grow as a brand.
"The team is uber-excited," Williams says, "and so motivated to speed this up within the market."
The Hamilton Mill adds a microbrewery to its roster
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
The Hamilton Mill
, "startup culture" is about to take on a whole new meaning. In the coming months, the Hamilton incubator will be welcoming a microbrewery to the old firehouse it calls home.
Municipal Brew Works is the brainchild of six businessmen, three of whom hail from the Hamilton area and all of whom bring some sort of microbrewery or business experience to the table. By 2015, the bottom floor of the Mill's High Street location will house a taproom and boast production of nearly 2,500 barrels of craft beer per year. Not a bad deal for the Mill's current residents, who are more than encouraged to use the taproom as a workspace.
The Mill, which has undergone a rebranding during the past three to four months, describes itself as Southwest Ohio's green incubator for startups focused on manufacturing. Companies who join the Mill usually remain on board for three to four years, taking full advantage of the Mill's excellent relationship with the city of Hamilton and its utilities department. As a board member at
, the Mill also offers its companies access to Cintrifuse's mentor network and venture capitalist connections.
Most of the companies who sign on with the Mill are somehow related to green technology, but the arrival of Municipal Brew Works highlights the Mill's broader focus on craftsmanship and artisan efforts. Just like the other companies at the Mill, the brewery will have access to the business development tools the incubator offers. A presence at the Mill will help the brewery in its growth stage.
The Mill's director, Antony Seppi, is more than excited to bring the brewery on board.
"The response we got [from the community] was pretty incredible," Seppi says. "The city has a strong history of both manufacturing and beer creation that dates back to the late 1880s."
The even greater news? Bringing in a brewery means that other artisan businesses may look to the Mill as an incubator. The ridiculously convenient access to a frothy pour of craft beer for all Mill residents certainly won't keep people away.
Local entrepreneur invents new iPad case that doubles as battery, hotspot
Monday, October 20, 2014
A local entrepreneur recently revealed a new iPad case that expands wireless networking capabilities. The case, called FiiV, functions as a battery backup and enables users to insert a prepaid data SIM card to establish a WiFi hotspot.
"I came up with this concept back in 2010 after getting an iPod touch for a Christmas gift," says FiiV founder Nathan Ellis. "And much like an iPad, it doesn't really work [to its full functionality] outside of a data connection or wireless network."
Ellis wanted to create a solution to purchasing multiple iPad accessories while maintaining the extra benefits, and also give customers the option to switch between wireless data carriers.
"The real value is the all-in-one solution. Customers are virtually spending around the same amount, if not less, than they would normally," Ellis says. Most folks don't actually get the choice once they get to a point where they don't like those data rates or terms. "
Other devices can also use FiiV's WiFi hotspots.
"[The WiFi network] is not just for the iPad connected to the actual case," Ellis says. "It also accommodates other devices as well: cell phones, laptops, other tablets that may be around. It also functions as battery backup."
Local design firm
The Launch Werks
designed the case, which will be released by the brand Viaggi. Ellis plans to launch an indiegogo campaign November 2.
"The goal is to raise enough funds to go ahead and do an initial manufacturing run," Ellis says.
If all goes as planned, Viaggi will launch the first line of FiiV cases by May 2015. Currently, the retail price is set at $149, and the product will come in red, white and black, and also navy blue and brown during the campaign.
Zipscene announces new hires, renovation plans
Monday, September 22, 2014
Data analytics company
recently announced six new hires to its leadership team, in addition to its current office renovation plan downtown, which adds more than 10,000 square feet to its current space. Zipscene, which relocated from Short Vine in February, will soon occupy the entire ninth floor of the Gwynne Building on Main Street.
The Cincinnati-based company, which began in 2011, delivers data to restaurants nationally, focusing on restaurant specific data, as well as how and why people decide where they go out to eat.
"We have been doubling our headcount and revenue for the last three years, and it's been primarily driven by our client growth," says Tony Blankemeyer, Zipscene's director of strategic marketing. "A lot of that growth is on the technology side, as we build our development team."
With its recent success, Zipscene is now looking to expand its clientele and serve the growing number of restaurants looking to partner.
"The more clients we bring on board, the larger the demand there is, the more we want to be able to service that demand with strategic partnership from our account team, and then also from technology development to build the next best product," Blankemeyer says.
The company's new hires come from technology, restaurant and account backgrounds, including additions from
Boston Market
PF Changs
NTN Buzztime
, among others.
"We're bringing people with a proven track record in both restaurants and also consumer knowledge," Blankemeyer says. "I think by having a data background as well as a restaurant background, that's a winning combination for Zipscene and the reason we've identified those people."
The new hires include Lane Cardwell, Rick Lamy, Jenny Sanning, Brandon Hull, Brandy Sanger and Sanjiv Karani.
Museum Center hosts Cincinnati Mini Maker Faire
Saturday, September 06, 2014
Power tool drag races, Ping Pong ball explosions, robots and … bellydancing? Yes, you read that right, and no, this isn't "guess which one of these things doesn't fit." In fact, you can find all of these and much more at the
Cincinnati Mini Maker Faire
, taking place Sept. 13 and 14 at the
Cincinnati Museum Center
Cincinnati Mini Maker Faire is a community-organized event and is part of the national Maker Faire created by
MAKE Magazine
. MAKE describes the event as "the greatest show (and tell) on Earth—a family-friendly showcase of invention, creativity and resourcefulness, and a celebration of the Maker movement."
"It's about the act of creating, celebrating that, and getting people excited about science and arts as spectacle, in the same way they might get excited going to a sports event," says Jason Langdon, founder of the Cincinnati Mini Maker Faire. "We're bringing together different groups of creative types and cross-pollinating them, and you can never really know what's going to happen."
This year's faire will feature more than 30 makers of all ages and backgrounds showing off their inventions, as well as focused workshops and communal interactive experiences. After a somewhat rainy Maker Faire last year outside at
Washington Park
, this year's location at the Cincinnati Museum Center will further emphasize the idea of craftsmanship.
"This year, we find ourselves in a location with tremendous historical significance for the maker movement," Langdon says. "Cincinnati Museum Center shares our mission of providing a forum for discovery, creativity and invention, so we anticipate one incredible party."
The event is free, but tickets are required to be reserved by visiting
Local architect Kickstarts her way to one of the world's largest art festivals
Saturday, September 06, 2014
Local artist and architect Catherine Richards has been invited to build and exhibit Valance, a site-specific installation at this year's
in Grand Rapids, Mich.
ArtPrize is an international art competition, taking place from September 24 to October 12, 2014. For 19 days, art from around the world will pop up in every inch of downtown, and it's all free and open to the public. Two grand prizes worth $400,000 are awarded, along with eight category awards worth $160,000. More than 500,000 people are expected to attend this year's ArtPrize.
Richards, who came to Cincinnati several years ago from Cleveland to attend UC's
DAAP program
, was recruited to be involved with ArtPrize when participating in a separate competition.
"I was in a competition at the
21c Museum Hotel
as one of five finalists," Richards says. "I'd used rapid prototyping at DAAP to create these patterned mirrors, and at the competition I met a curator who asked me to use this idea for ArtPrize."
Richards committed to building the project, called Valance, but after pricing it out, she realized she would need some extra funds.
"I realized it's going to be an expensive project; I'm working with industrial designers, a structural engineer and a mechanical designer on this," she says.
So earlier this summer, Richards launched a
Kickstarter campaign
to raise funds for the Valance. In just three weeks, she raised more than $8,000 for the project.
"Valance will engage architectural theory, the problems of public space and the private experience of art," Richards says. "The treatment of a mirror as textile is something I haven't seen before, and this is going to be installed on Grand Rapids' Blue Bridge, so there will be lots of pedestrian interaction with the piece."
Richards will drive up to Grand Rapids on September 20 to install the piece. In the meantime, she continues to be dedicated to the Cincinnati community, teaching at DAAP, working on a project called
Popup Cincy
Modern Makers
Bad Girl Ventures expands to Covington, opens next door to UpTech
Monday, August 25, 2014
Earlier this month, The Covington City commission unanimously approved a deal that allows
Bad Girl Ventures
(BGV) to expand its reach to Covington, Ky., where it will move into a space on Pike Street next door to the tech accelerator
. The space will be used as office headquarters for BGV and as a hub of entrepreneurial support and advocacy for female entrepreneurs by offering co-working space to Bad Girls, access to mentorship, and workshop and networking events.
"We've been trying to find the right space for about a year," says Corey Drushal, BGV Executive Director. "We noticed that 30 percent of our entrepreneurs were from Northern Kentucky; we even had some driving up from Louisville and Lexington. Covington is where we want to be."
The BGV and UpTech co-working spaces will connect, allowing the entrepreneurs from both programs to collaborate in new ways and learn with entrepreneurs from different industries.
"BGV is excited to become part of another strong community where entrepreneurs of all kinds are being nurtured. With BGV, UpTech and BioLogic on the same block, entrepreneurs have every resource at their fingertips. BGV will better help female-owned companies find a stronghold in the community by expanding our presence to Northern Kentucky," Drushal says.
Currently, BGV is active in Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland, and has trained 521 female entrepreneurs. In Cincinnati, they are going into their 10th class and have given out $510,000 in loans in the state of Ohio thus far.
"Now that we have our new space, for this next year we're going to focus less on physical expansion of the program and more on expansion of our services, redeveloping curricula and providing more resources for our Bad Girls," Durshal says.
UpTech announces seven new startups for its third class
Thursday, August 21, 2014
, the Covington-based business accelerator focused on supporting informatics startups, has announced the seven startups that will form its third class. The startups will each receive up to $50,000 in equity funding, office space in UpTech's Covington headquarters, a team of support partners, and a mentor and access to applied research from
Northern Kentucky University
"We look for companies that have big, disruptive ideas in the tech industry, are scalable and can provide great returns," says Amanda Greenwell, UpTech Program Director. "We could not be more excited to welcome entrepreneurs whose game-changing commercial ideas show promise to transform many industries—from education to real estate and more."
UpTech is unique among accelerators in that the portfolio companies go through a six-month program (many other accelerators run three-four months), with its demo day at the conclusion of the six months, this year set to begin on September 8.
"Now in our third year, we're really focused on building a culture here, the UpTech family," Greenwell says. "This is the first year that we've had a space that has included both current and alumni companies. Every year we're enhancing it for the companies; for our new startups to interact with our alumni is going to be great."
The seven new portfolio companies are:
Dr. Scribbles
, which makes medical exam room bench paper that has fun facts, health tips and games like tic-tac-toe and word search, as well as interactive features that can be accessed on a smartphone.
, whose publishing platform helps users find and track their favorite events while helping businesses build brand loyalty and grow customers.
, a social network for K-12 teachers that helps them share content and plan lessons.
, a real estate web application that helps simplify the closing process.
, which gives parents a way to plan playdates, parties and other special events.
Travel Notes, an app that communicates users' travel plans to financial institutions to prevent credit cards from being denied while traveling.
, which allows friends to earn rewards while betting on the outcomes of sporting events.
Organic feeding tube meal developer closes $1.6M investment for Functional Formularies
Monday, August 18, 2014
Functional Formularies
, makers of Liquid Hope, the first and only whole food, all-organic feeding tube meal, announced a $1.6 million investment raise, secured only two days after opening the funding round. In the past year, CEO and founder Robin Gentry McGee has seen production double, warehouse space triple and her employees grow from one to six. To trace the rapid success of her company means to go back almost a decade.
In 2005, after a career as a chef and restaurant owner, Gentry McGee was searching for something new when her father suffered a traumatic brain injury. He was left in a coma for a several weeks and started to develop infections while in the hospital. Gentry McGee had been studying the concept of food as medicine for some time and noticed that the nutrition her father was getting via his feeding tube was severely lacking in important nutrients.
"I was appalled," Gentry McGee says. "It had a lot of corn syrup solids, some other sugars, whey, a lot of chemical, synthetic vitamins. I realized that he wasn't getting adequate nutrition, and I started looking around for a healthier formula; I looked all over the world and couldn't find one."
This led to the initial creation of what has come to be called "Liquid Hope" in 2006, her own recipe of whole foods combined together to serve as a nutritionally dense meal replacement feeding tube formula. Since then, she has spent years working with a dietician on a version of the formula that could be produced on a commercial level and still retain its profile as an all-organic recipe.
"We had to find a very specific blend," Gentry McGee says. "It took us almost eight years to perfect."
In 2011, she entered Functional Formularies into the second class of Cincinnati's
Bad Girl Ventures
(BGV), an educational and micro-financing organization for female entrepreneurs.
"I would never have been able to take the business this far without help from BGV," she says. "I'm like an artist—numbers are not what I'm compelled to understand. But when I walked out of there, I had a business plan in hand and a $25,000 loan to keep everything moving."
The recipe was completed around the end of 2012, and the first test shipments of the product were sent in the first quarter of 2013. Both of the first two full production runs sold out before any of the product actually made it to the warehouse.
"Since then, we just recently ran the numbers and our sales are up 459 percent since this time last year," Gentry McGee says. "We're on track to do about $1 million with no marketing. People have found us through word of mouth. Our customers have been using our product consistently and they're doing very well, and the doctors are starting to pay attention, we're getting referrals and dieticians."
Now, Functional Formularies is in the process of creating another version of the product for children who are on feeding tubes. In the end, Gentry McGee hopes not only to grow her company, but more important, to continue to educate the public and the medical world as well on the concept of food as medicine and the importance of knowing what we choose to put in our bodies.
UC Blue Ash student's paper earns rare placement in top radiologic technology journal
Monday, August 18, 2014
UC Blue Ash
student Abbey Christman is not your average college junior. She's also a radiologic technologist working at Tri-Health Bethesda North and just had an article published in
Radiologic Technology
, the official journal of the American Society of Radiologic Technologists. It was the first paper Christman wrote as a student in the Radiologic Technology program.
Christman wrote such an effective and comprehensive paper about communicating with elderly patients that her professors thought it was worthy of a submission to the journal. They were all a bit surprised when it was selected for publication in the May/June issue.
"Although the
Radiologic Technology
editor welcomes manuscripts from students, very few students take the time to follow through with the rigor of editing their manuscript and converting it to the American Medical Association format—it's a lot of work," says Julie Gill, associate professor and chair of the Allied Health Department at UC Blue Ash. "This is only the second year we've ever had one of our students get published."
The article deals with preserving patient dignity, understanding communication disabilities and creating a positive environment for communication.
"I've spent a lot of time in hospitals around the elderly, and you often hear hospital workers speaking to them as if they are babies," Christman says. "I was pulling information also from a previous psychology course I took on adulthood aging; I wanted to present an alternative method."
Now that Christman has one publication under her belt, she and Gill hope to collaborate on additional articles.
"She's got the writing bug, and as a professional educator, I want to push her to focus on that and encourage her to expand on it," Gill says.
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Roadtrippers employees launch Side Project Cincinnati, start urban garden
Sunday, August 10, 2014
, the Cincinnati travel-based startup, can't seem to stay out of the news. The app-based company was recently named one of
Time Magazine's 50 best websites of 2014
for its easy-to-use interface that allows users to plan trips and includes curated descriptions of hidden gems along the way. It also recently raised $2.8 million in venture funding and is now up to 47 total employees, making it one of the largest companies to graduate from the local accelerator
the Brandery
Now, two Roadtrippers employees,
Chelsea Koglmeier
Matt Fulton
, have partnered together to create
Side Project Cincinnati
, a meetup group for the rapidly expanding tech and entrepreneur community in Cincinnati.
"We decided that we want Roadtrippers to be more of a focal point for innovation discussion happening in Cincinnati right now," Koglmeier says. "We want to open up our space and create an environment, not just for Roadtrippers employees, where people can share and explore creative ideas."
Koglmeier is not looking to create another avenue for businesses to pitch ideas, but rather wants hackers, tinkerers and creative thinkers to come share their side projects and ideas.
"We're doing these meetings about every quarter," Koglmeier says. "We give each presenter five minutes to talk about their project and then 10 minutes to answer questions. We want to help foster that creative community and maybe even help people find collaborators for their projects."
After doing very little advertising, the group has already grown to more than 150 online members, and meetings have drawn 40 to 60 people. The next meeting for Side Project Cincinnati is Tuesday, August 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Roadtrippers headquarters.
As if this weren't enough, the actual building Roadtrippers occupies, on McMicken in the Brewery District of Over-the-Rhine, has recently gotten a bit of an upgrade. First,
has just finished a brand new mural on the building. Second, Koglmeier, with the help of friends and family, has planted a garden right next to the mural.
"We were going to just pave over the lot, and I asked our CEO, James, to give me until the winter to try to turn it into a garden," Koglmeier says. "Thankfully, he said yes. So I raised money to build it out and had a lot of help setting it up. Now, every few days I harvest kale, chard, hot and sweet peppers, rosemary and more and just leave them on the counter for our employees to take home." Even neighborhood kids have pitched in to help tend the garden.
Koglmeier created a group to chart the progress of the garden; you can follow it
Scripps launches in-house startup to connect parents with youth sports organizations
Friday, August 08, 2014
As the entrepreneurial scene grows not only in Cincinnati, but nationwide, different sectors of the business community are getting involved in all sorts of ways. The
E.W. Scripps Company
, a national media group headquartered in Cincinnati, has begun incubating startup companies and ideas within the structure of the company.
Launched in April by Scripps,
is an online tool for parents in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky to help them find the best sports organizations for their kids. Youthletic allows parents to search through options based on location, age, cost and reviews.
"Within Cincinnati alone, there are over 1,500 organizations," says Bo Schuerman, director of digital solutions and new business development Scripps and Founder and CEO of Youthletic. "If you are just Googling sports organizations in your area, the results are pretty overwhelming. The parents want to have confidence in their decision-making; what we want to do is build that confidence in the selection process and help them figure out what's right for their family."
Youthletic promises that it has done extensive research on these organizations so that parents don't have to worry vetting them themselves. Though launched in the spring, the team spent six to eight months not only on developing the product, but also on building a comprehensive list that so far includes more than 1,200 organizations in the region. The platform allows registered users to set up reminders and alerts as well as rate organizations and send messages.
"We've also brought in local experts to provide guidance and expertise to parents," Schuerman says. "The site has all sorts of helpful content on youth athletics, including the benefits for childhood development such as leadership, character, sportsmanship and time management. We chose to include this type of content after talking with many parents about what they need."
The Youthletic team is still small, with four or five employees working on it at the moment, so it still functions like a small startup. The main difference is that has access to Scripps' vast array of resources and doesn't have to scramble for funding. Schuerman says it's like having a "built-in" venture capital firm.
"This division launched about a year and a half ago," Schuerman says. "It's really the best of both worlds."
Cincinnati startup Lagoon aims to change how we view water usage
Friday, August 08, 2014
A good idea can come at any time, as long as you're ready to listen to it. There may be no group in town that knows this better than the founders of
, the Cincinnati startup that seeks to help homeowners understand and reduce their water usage.
Late in the fall of 2013, good friends, entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts Eric Elias and Nathan Heidt wanted to work on a side project together. The two got together, along with Heidt's lifelong friend Will Wiebe, and began working on ideas to submit to the
University of Dayton's Business Plan Competition
"An hour before the application was due, we really weren't passionate about anything," says Elias, now CEO of Lagoon. "We wanted a market that wasn't already over-saturated and, ultimately, an idea that we cared about."
Heidt, now CTO, had just finished a cross-country bicycle trip. Along the way, he saw the impact a drought was having in regions of Texas and California on its farmers and citizens and became inspired to learn more about water usage. The group started thinking about a product that could educate and inspire others around the issue of water usage.
"I just asked Nathan and Will if it would be possible to measure water usage from the outside of a pipe," Elias says. "They said it could work, and we all knew immediately that we were on to something."
Fast forward to the present and Lagoon has made major strides forward, and is no longer a side project being worked on out of a barn. The team ended up winning third prize at the UD Business Plan competition and receiving $10,000. The startup has also since been accepted into the 2014 class of the
, the top 10 nationally ranked accelerator located in Over-the-Rhine.
The technology for Lagoon is similar to that of the
model in that it reinvents home automation for the digital age. A Lagoon sensor is placed around the outside of a home's main water line and a Lagoon base station is placed in the home. Using the home's wi-fi network, the two devices communicate with each other to monitor and track water usage and then send information to the user's smartphone.
"As a homeowner, I never really understood my water bill," Elias says. "It's like receiving your credit card bill with a single line item—it's very unclear. Plus, right now, you get a water bill 30 days later. That's a long feedback loop. We want to bring it closer, to the week, to the hour, to the minute, so you can understand your water usage even for your morning shower you just took."
Already, Lagoon has entered into a partnership with the
Hamilton Mill
and the city of Hamilton, Ohio, to pilot its technology with the city's residents.
"Hamilton is a city that is focused on being eco-friendly and sustainable. Having a smart home water system within their homes fits that," Elias says.
Lagoon is poised to make even bigger moves as the year progresses. The team urges residents to check out its site and explore how having a Lagoon in their home can help them save money and save the planet.
New co-working space merges work and play
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Cincinnati's newest co-working office,
, is opening early next month and hopes to stimulate its clients both mentally and physically. The workspace is attached the
Foundation Fitness
gym and promises to be full of energy, motivation and "people taking breaks to climb ropes, sneak in a few squats or flip the tires a few times."
Located at the intersection of the
West End
neighborhoods in
Cincinnati's Historic Brewery District
, MOVE sits less than half a mile from
Findlay Market
. Co-founders Patrick Hitches and Ryan Meo say they opened MOVE because they saw a need for collaborative workspace in the city.
"I was looking around town and was honestly shocked at how few co-working spaces there were, especially in and around
," Hitches says. "At MOVE, we're looking to cultivate the local
entrepreneur/soloprenuer scene
, and the idea is that being active and healthy helps to spark creativity, productivity and innovation. We merge work and play to help our members reach their own personal potential in both body and career."
But the founders emphasize that MOVE is not just for the physically fit. "I have been running an online company for seven years now, and it did no favors at all to my body and health," Meo says. "I sat all the time, worked long hours and inadvertently ended up in terrible shape; I needed a change without sacrificing my growing business. MOVE was the change I needed and why Patrick and I came together to offer this opportunity to those in the same position I was."
MOVE will feature a variety of amenities including Commercial Broadband Wifi, 24/7 access, showers, lounge area, indoor hanging bike racks and more. Move will have its soft opening on August 6 before launching fully at the beginning of September.
Frameri wins $100K from AOL founder Steve Case, moves into OTR office
Saturday, July 26, 2014
To say that the
has been busy would be an understatement.
Since entering
the Brandery
a year ago, the versatile eyewear startup company has grown from a team of two co-founders to five full-time employees and four part-time employees—with a few more new hires in the pipeline. In May, after having split his team between Chicago and Cincinnati, CEO
Konrad Billetz
decided to move the entire team back to Cincinnati and just last week signed a lease on a new office in
that will put his entire team under one roof.
In June, Billetz, along with seven other entrepreneurs, pitched in front of a packed crowd at the
Know Theatre
that included AOL founder Steve Case. The pitch event was part of Case's
Rise of the Rest Tour
in which local startups competed for funding (highlights from Case's Cincinnati stop
can be found here
). After a brief deliberation, Billetz was named the winner and took home a $100,000 investment from Case's venture capital firm
"It was really great to get selected as the winner and receive the investment, but for us that was more about validation than anything else," Billetz says. "It helps to get more people to know what were doing; now we just need to get out there, work our assess off and prove that they were right to pick us."
If the past year is any indication, Billetz and his team are ready to put their collective noses to the proverbial grindstone. This week marks the official launch of the Frameri's first line of product, which is based around creating quality, crafted frames with interchangeable lenses to bring style into the industry and waste out of it.
"We've had three goals since we started," Billetz says. "First, to shake the eyewear industry up, which we see as really boring. Second, to make people smile by delivering really awesome product that genuinely deserves to exist. Third, to add lots of jobs and create a really cool culture. We want to be one of those jobs that people really want to work at—not just in Cincinnati, but nationwide."
To that end, Frameri is currently on the lookout for designers, digital marketers and web developers.
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Before students leave her Foundations of Educational Psychology course, Assistant Professor of Education Elizabeth Bloom wants to make sure they have the tools necessary to stand in front of their own classrooms as the next generation of teachers.
To help them get to that point, she has partnered with 3rd grade teacher Ken Sider at Riverside Elementary School in Oneonta to put Hartwick students in front of real classrooms. There, they bring their lessons to life by designing lesson plans, working with students, and fielding questions. The course has taken what students have learned in the Hartwick classroom—psychological and emotional development, motivational theories, and lesson plans—and applied it to real-life teaching situations.
"This collaboration serves to get pre-service teachers into the classroom really early in their college careers," Bloom said. "I truly hand over the lesson planning to them and they go in and actually teach six times during the semester. This involves a lot of hard work, frustration, and joy. The learning they do with this is beyond what I could give them in the classroom talking about teaching and learning. They get to see firsthand what the theories and concepts we study in class look like in real life."
Working with students in four Riverside classrooms, Bloom's students introduced lessons about chocolate, occupations, transportation, and fair and non-fair trade. Along the way, they were able to learn different behaviorist strategies and the different ways elementary students learn, said Gabby Dello '10, a History major in the Education program. That time in the classroom gave them new ideas and strategies to create effective lesson plans that will reach out to all students.
"This places us directly in the classroom as teachers, giving us firsthand experiences that are beneficial to our success as future educators," she said. "We could sit in the classroom as students all day and read our textbooks front to back, but nothing is as advantageous as the practical applications and experiences we learn from teaching at Riverside."
"We were able to get in a classroom, start learning what it takes to prepare for a lesson, conduct a lesson, and learn how to be an actual teacher," added Abby Wright '12, a Sociology major in the Education program. "We were able to deal with real classroom situations, prepare for successful lessons, and improve on weaker lessons. Being in the classroom just five times has taught me more than any book about teaching has been able to teach me. I like that Hartwick is giving me experiences that I can use in my own future classrooms."
Assistant Director of Athletics for Internal Operations Eric Nichols took Bloom's course as part of the process toward becoming a New York State certified teacher, and said the experience of teaching at Riverside was beneficial to Hartwick students in several ways.
"First, our students get to experience the profession that they are pursuing and to make sure that they understand all that is involved with teaching," he said. "They also actually apply the knowledge they are gaining in the Hartwick classroom and get to put it into practice. This exercise allows the students the opportunity to gain insight on how they will adapt their personalities into their classrooms when they complete their student-teaching requirement. It's a wonderful opportunity for our students to gain real-world experience and further build their résumés."
The opportunity for the students to participate in real teaching scenarios also brings another experiential-learning component to the Education program, which also includes January Term programs, internships, conferences, and job-shadowing opportunities. Students are able to use their on-campus studies in off-campus settings that require preparation, accountability, and interaction with colleagues and students.
"We aren't making fictitious lesson plans; we are responsible for educating real 3rd graders," Raimie Utterback '09 said. "If we aren't prepared, they are the ones who suffer—it isn't just a bad grade for us. This has put me a step ahead of others entering the teaching field. I haven't just learned the theories, I have witnessed where they came from."
"Experiences like going to Riverside are invaluable to my education," she said. "Learning by doing is one of the best forms of education. Actually going to a classroom and having to teach real students adds to the level of accountability."
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