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Articles About IBM
May 23, 2014
Google Unseats Apple as World's Most Valuable Brand
Google has surpassed Apple as the world's most valuable brand, according to a market research firm.
May 17, 2014
Warren Buffett's 10 Most Valuable Stock Positions
Warren Buffett stayed true to his philosophy and continued to invest in his favorite companies.
May 17, 2014
Here's What Warren Buffett Is Doing With His Money
Warren Buffett is one of the most successful investors of our time. As a result, investors like to watch what he is doing with his money in order to get ideas.
May 14, 2014
Where Will IBM Go Next?
IBM stock has been struggling over the past couple of years but is currently moving higher.
April 24, 2014
3 Dow Stocks You Should Be Selling
While the Dow Jones is trading within 2 percent of its all-time high, there are some components that have been relatively weak.
April 16, 2014
Whisper Number: How Will IBM's Stock Move After Earnings?
IBM is expected to report earnings on Wednesday, April 16. The whisper number is $2.58, four cents ahead of the analysts' estimate.
April 11, 2014
IBM Adds Silverpop to Its Collection of Service Marketing Acquisitions
IBM has added marketing automation business Silverpop to its collection of recent acquisitions in an effort to eventually create a SaaS suite.
April 08, 2014
Artificial Intelligence Startup Lands These High-Profile Investors
Some of the biggest names in the tech world are funding an artificial intelligence startup called Vicarious.
April 08, 2014
Will IBM, Microsoft, or HP Buy This Falling Cloud?
The business landscape continues to evolve as the Internet of Things merges cyberspace with the physical world.
April 06, 2014
Lenovo's IBM Deal Has Sparked National Security Concerns
Lenovo's pending acquisition of an IBM server unit has been delayed due to national security concerns; the company is currently undergoing an investigation by the government agency CFIUS.
April 05, 2014
Study Finds BofA's Moynihan, IBM's Rometty Among Underpaid CEOs
A recent study by executive compensation expert Graef Crystal found that Bank of America's Bill Moynihan is among the country's underpaid CEOs.
April 03, 2014
Apple, Microsoft, and Others Push Back Against Proposed Patent Law Changes
Apple has joined forces with several other major U.S. companies in order to push back against patent system changes being proposed by members of Congress.
April 02, 2014
10 Months After the NSA Revelations: What's Changed?
In the wake of the 2013 revelations regarding the NSA's domestic surveillance practices, dire predictions are being made about cloud computing.
March 28, 2014
Is the Dow Jones Industrial Average Topping Out?
With the decline in stocks this week, it appears as if the Dow Jones Industrial Average has completed a double top formation.
March 27, 2014
GameStop's Gambit: Innovate Faster Than the Market
GameStop sweat some value Thursday morning after the game retailer reported fourth-quarter and year-end results that didn't quite match analyst expectations.
March 24, 2014
Is Cisco Systems a Risky Investment?
Cisco stock has been trading sideways over the past couple of months and is currently pulling back.
March 24, 2014
Apple and Google at the Center of Anti-Poaching Conspiracy
Both companies were at the center of a widespread anti-poaching conspiracy that limited their employees' job options and salary potential.
March 24, 2014
Cisco Recruits Partners for 'World's Largest' Cloud
Cisco announced a $1 billion investment and multiple partnerships to create the "world's largest global Intercloud."
March 21, 2014
Can Apple Move Higher?
Apple stock hasn't made significant progress in the last several quarters and is currently trading sideways.
March 20, 2014
Apple Named Most Valuable Brand in the World By Brand Finance
Apple frequently ranks high in lists of this variety, but how do its competitors fair?
March 17, 2014
IBM: We've Never Given Client Data to the NSA
IBM released an open letter Friday in which the company denies any involvement with the NSA's surveillance programs, and called for surveillance reforms.
March 17, 2014
Twitter CEO Goes to China: Will the Site Follow?
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo is taking a trip to visit government officials in China.
March 11, 2014
Lenovo Says It Won't Cut Wages for Striking IBM Workers
Lenovo released a statement Tuesday in an attempt to placate striking workers at an IBM server factory in China. Lenovo is set to acquire IBM for $2.3 billion.
March 10, 2014
IBM Admits It Is Time to Turn Over a New Technological Leaf
What the company must figure out is how to profit from selling technical services to support the burgeoning corporate use of smartphones and tablets.
March 07, 2014
Warren Buffett Likes These 5 Dividend Stocks
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway hasn't paid a dividend in decades, but his largest equity holdings are some of the most well-known dividend payers.
March 07, 2014
How Much Did All Those IBM Patents Cost Twitter?
According to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Twitter paid $36 million for 900 patents from International Business Machines Corp.
March 06, 2014
Is IBM Poised to Head Higher?
IBM stock has been struggling over the past couple of years, but is currently surging higher.
February 28, 2014
Report: IBM to Cut a Quarter of Hardware Workforce
IBM is planning to lay off 25 percent of its hardware division according to a source who spoke to CNET.
February 27, 2014
IBM Cuts Jobs While Analysts Focus on Sales Growth
International Business Machines Corp. CEO Ginni Rometty is like a heat-seeking missile, locked on to an earnings target of $20 per share in 2015.
February 27, 2014
Apple Again Named Most Admired Company
Apple was named the world's most admired company for the seventh year in a row.


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Michael Jordan on the Jimmy Kimmel Show
Have you ever wondered whether or not Michael Jordan can palm a bowling ball? (Of course!)
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Michael Jordan's hands are ridiculously large, even for a guy who's 6'6". He can palm a basketball with ease, and anyone who watched him play can attest to that.
But can he palm a bowling ball? How about a globe? A frozen turkey?
You're not the only one who has been staying up at night pondering these things.
Apparently Jimmy Kimmel desperately wanted the answers to these questions as well, and fortunately he has a TV show that he can use as an excuse to find the answers.
Here's Michael Jordan, one of the greatest basketball players of all time, trying to palm various household (and/or classroom) objects.
Hat tip to Sporting News

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Innovation Park a Logical Place for an Innovation Conference!
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News is always fun to report on, and today we're just one day away from the upcoming big LiFT Conference to be held at the McMaster Innovation Centre here in our bustling startup community of #HamOnt!
And while I know some of what the Agenda will be, it's now even packed with more information for any SME owner.
Here's how the article today in our Hamilton Spectator says will be an event where Entrepreneurs can get a LiFT at a daylong Session -
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#HamOnt's Big Startup Success – Our Innovation Factory!
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Yes after about 2 years and a bit, last night our own Hamilton RIC (Regional Innovation Centre), our Innovation Factory opened up it's brand new premises at McMaster's Innovation Park and boy what a great party it was!
Filled up with local and GHTA and regional "movers & shakers" the reception was one of the best I've been to in years, with both politicians, angels, startups and the "usual suspects" in our community startup channel too!
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IP: Do Patent Trolls have a Place in Canadian Technology?
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Been thinking on this quite a bit lately, especially as I get to "peek under" the hood at many new startups and their technology solutions to combat what they see as a "hole in the marketplace." What I mean by that is that when a new startup begins to do their pitch to a room full of angels or VCs or mentors or even at a pitch contest, what they often have to do is to spell out their solution to the pain that they believe exists.
And as a part of that "spelling out" of their technology what they often do is to let the room full of listeners learn about their technology and how it works…and that's a part of their presi…and when you hear a dozen or so of these weekly, you quickly can "suss" out what that means.
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Best Practices Panel on Pondering for Startups…
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It was my extreme pleasure last evening to have been invited to sit on a Panel of #HamOnt local startup entrepreneurs at an event held by Fullerton Media and a great set of Sponsors to follow the first screening of that great entrepreneurs movie "The Startup Kids!" And what a great event it was too!
The screening was open to all established and aspiring entrepreneurs in the Greater Hamilton Area and it was a documentary about young web entrepreneurs in the U.S. and Europe. Founders of Vimeo, SoundCloud, Kiip, InDinero, Dropbox, Foodspotting and many others talk about how they started their company and their lives as an entrepreneur. Innovation Factory, kitestring creative branding studio, Fullerton Media, and Mohawk College all teamed up to Sponsor the screening of The Startup Kids.
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Friday Update: Snappay and Local Press
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Very short post this am….as I've loaded the car and we're heading north in a few minutes…but wanted to share the following with you all…
First, that our local Spectator gave us, Snappay a short notice in a recent Business section of the paper…and I wanted to both thank the paper as well as show it off right here….
As you can see, the notice is small…and yeah we'd have loved something bigger and better but hey there's this sporting thingy going on over in England I hear and then a Presidential election south of the border…so I guess space is at a premium, eh! But thanks Spec….for the mention!
Last thing today….before I go and gas up and hit the road…just wanted to say a big KUDOS to our Canadian Olympic athletes and that I hope that you all do well in your various competitions and races….nothing better than the smile one gets when I hear O Canada in the medal ceremonies, eh!
Back mid week so enjoy one and all…
Entrepreneur's Trap: The Too Too Busy Error!
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It's about time I blogged on this – the fact that when you ask any entrepreneur, startup founder, C-level exec "how you doing?" the answer is usually the same! Busy! Crazy busy! Too too busy! Not enough hours in the day type of answer…and there's the rub! Are you – are we – all too too busy?
Here's what I'd like you to think about….being an entrepreneur is about the best/coolest/finest thing that could ever happen to a human being in my world. The creation of a new idea….the nurturing of same….the building of the basic framework of your company…the search for advisors and mentors and counsel from same…the first MVP (minimum viable product) for the marketplace…the customer validation and initial wedge into their consciousness…and then the pivots that come from all of these items. It takes time. It takes focus…and perhaps most importantly, it eats up your life.
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Mobile App WakeUp Call: Spend $!!!
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Okay, you've most likely heard tons of stories about how some app developers on either the iOS or Android or even the RIM platform have made tons of money, bought the Maserati and retired to the beach on Nevis….and you're figuring that this may just be the biz model to clone and follow.
Not so fast….as a recent study and survey by a firm named AppPromo has just been published, almost 60% of all app developers wont make a SINGLE PENNY off their app. The full survey is here too…
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Bontis on Business: Snappay For Merchants!
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For those of you who don't know our local Hamilton Spectator and our business community, it might come as a surprise to you that in last Saturday's paper, our own Nick Bontis's column entitled "Bontis on Business" he covered our own Snappay mobile POS app! And we're chuffed!
Dr. Nick Bontis is one of the world's leading experts on intellectual capital and is a tenured Professor at McMaster University and writes a weekly Hamilton Spectator column on business that covers much of both the international business scene and yes, our local one too! And a short disclaimer that yes, I'm the CMO of Snappay and a proud member of the management team too!
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Breaking News:Startup Weekend Inspires Entrepreneurs in Hamilton Again!
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54 Hour event brings together designers, developers, and more to launch companies quickly!
Hamilton, ON (April 30, 2012) – Last weekend, 95 developers, designers, marketers, business professionals, animators, and engineers came together in the Collaboratory at Mohawk College to spend 54 hours trying to launch new startups in Hamilton.
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Breaking News: Communitech Launches $30 million Hyperdrive Incubator!
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The news is out and Communitech, the giant in the Ontario wide RIC network announces today that they've just launched Hyperdrive! It is a $30 million Incubator initiative that will offer up to Canuck startups the chance to be funded and mentored and incubated in the Kitchener-Waterloo area….and in my book, that makes it a true Canuck winner!
For more info pls go here – http://www.communitech.ca/communitech-launches-30m-hyperdrive-incubator/ and take a good read about the Program itself, it's funding partners and while I didn't see the online application there yet – I'm positive when it's posted there'll be one heck of a lineup for that first cohort, eh!
#Kudos Communitech….job well done!
#FabulousFriday is for Double Hits, eh!
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Okay, the title is a bit muddy in it's meaning, but what I did try to capture is that we – both myself and my latest startup – were featured in our local press and for that reason, it's a #FabulousFriday! This is a double hit day and already we've had 8 phone call "congrats" too!
<big grin here>
First the media notice – the local press I'm talking about is the Hamilton Spectator, a daily paper here in the #HamOnt area that has a great business section and yes, I do read it daily and have been doing that since the 50's, since I learned that from my Dad. I like the Spec as we call it and the reporting from my POV is always "spot-on" and I wanted to say thanks to the Spec!
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It's Time to Invest in Hamilton!
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Yes, it's exactly the right time to think about our wonderful community and think investment! Money, sure, I mean money by all means, but that's not what I'm really thinking about today…what I'm thinking about is the commitment of time – your time and in truth is there anything more valuable than time? No there is not. And here's why, eh!
Time is the measure that we all use, to try to live, work and exist in life, and we use it haphazardly when we're not focused I think. As one grows a bit older, and the term "been there done that" comes to the top-0f-mind position more than not – that was the time for me when time suddenly appeared to be of more import to my life than anything else.
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If you've ever wanted to discuss your opinion on a topic without being interrupted, then the UNLSA Paper Presentation competition is for you! Paper presentation provides students with the unique opportunity to discuss a paper they have previously written on an area of law.
Paper Presentation allows individuals to demonstrate their in depth knowledge of an area of law which is of particular interest to them, by communicating their research and subsequent opinions to a panel of judges in an interesting and engaging manner.
Competitors are allowed to submit a paper that they have written specifically for the purpose of the competition or one that they have previously written.
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2014 Paper Presentation Competition Information
The UNLSA Paper Presentation Competition is open for another year! The competition provides law students with the opportunity to write and present a legal research paper to a panel of judges, with the winner competing at the 2015 annual Australian Law Students' Association conference in Sydney.
Paper presentation consists of two stages. Firstly, you must write a paper on any legal topic of your choosing. The second stage of the competition is an oral presentation about the written paper.
Written Paper Guidelines
The paper must be between 3000 and 5000 words, and can be written for the purpose of entering the competition or can be a paper previously written for academic purposes. Each competitor may only submit one paper. The subject is up to the competitor's discretion as long as it covers an area of law. The paper should include footnotes, headings and a bibliography following the Australian Guide to Legal Citation 3 standard, all of which will not be included in the word limit. Explanatory footnotes are permitted but these will be included in the word limit.
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Following the written paper submission, the competitor will be required to deliver a fifteen minute oral presentation, for which the paper must be the substantive basis. After your presentation, the judge(s) will have ten minutes to question you on your paper. Equipment such as lecterns, whiteboards and computer projectors are available for competitors to use.
WHAT: Paper Presentation Competition
STRUCTURE: A Preliminary Round and a Grand Final, which the two best competitors progress to.
WHO: Open to all UNLSA members.
REGISTRATION: Closes Tuesday 7 October 2014 (Week 9). Register here: Paper Presentation Registration
WHEN: Written papers are also due Tuesday 7 October 2014 by 5:00 p.m. and are to be submitted to firstname.lastname@example.com. The Oral Presentations will be held in week 11 (semester 2)
PRIZE: All competitors will receive a certificate and the chance to represent the UNLSA at the 2015 Australian Law Students' Association Conference!
This competition is a fantastic opportunity for all law students to get involved and have your work professionally reviewed, so start thinking about a topic and get writing!
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There were dreams,
what would happen and not
and there was reality,
what happened and didn't.
When reality challenged the dreams,
the dreams began to change reality.
its the darkness of the night that beholds me
the eery wind
and the crisp crickets
they are here today, and we are too
but they will be forgotten
and we shall continue to live on
if we choose to
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This time at MetaRefresh 2014, I gave a small 3min flash talk about a little project of mine. MetaRefresh is a conference for user interfaces on the web. It's a yearly event in Bangalore.
Front-end engineers are in a position of power today. Node.js, browser-side frameworks like Angular/React, back-end services like Pusher/Parse/Firebase and mobile app platforms like PhoneGap - basically mean that a front-end engineer can build an entire app, make it realtime and also make it work on all mobile devices. This is insane!
Head over to my little talk on Youtube.
Artistic sense: Being able to look at your own work as someone else.
I attended JSFoo 2013, a Javascript conference in Bangalore and in a turn of events, gave a small 5 minute flash talk with my friend Chetan.
Today in a world of web-apps, everything runs in the browser, but that means that the web-app itself needs to load every time you access the site. How about the server render it the first time so that you can see the content straight-away?
Head on to Youtube Link. We are at the 6min 35sec spot.
They don't realize how independent they can be. When you're a child, your parents tell you what you're supposed to do. Then, you're in school, and you're part of this institution that tells you what to do. Then, you go work for some company, and the company tells you what to do. So people come in like baby birds in the nest and open their mouths, as if they're expecting us to drop food in. We have to tell them, "We're not your bosses. You're in charge now." Some of them are freaked out by that. Some people are meant to be employees. Other people discover they have wings and start flapping them. There's nothing like being thrown off a cliff to make you discover that you have wings.
- Paul Graham
Brilliant piece of wisdom from Bret Victor of http://worrydream.com fame.
Realize this: People block themselves.
They believe they are missing something at the moment, so they can't take the jump or dive and do what they want to do. They wait.
Age, knowledge, money, luck - people are creative in findings ways to block themselves. And then they wait.
They scour for inspiration, motivation and wisdom. And they wait.
Just do. Couldn't be simpler. Really.
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On a hot sunny day, it rains, and you let it soak you. It becomes the high point of an otherwise planned out day. It's the unplanned.
Your best buddy shows up at a planned movie-going plan, and you later go out for a fun bowling match. It's the unplanned.
You plan a dense evening, but the show turns out a flop, so you leave and have a blast with your friends instead. It's the unplanned.
The restaurant you spent hours deciding, has bad service. So you walk out and try a random restaurant which you end up loving. It's the unplanned.
The world is full of serendipity. Don't fight them with your planning.
It was perfectly possible to have found time to meet friends, but you didn't. It's the undone.
It was a beautiful shirt, you could have bought it. It's the undone.
It was a good side-project, you could have taken it up. It's the undone.
It was a superb rainy day, you could have taken a splash. It's the undone.
It was a good pasta, you could have let the chef know. It's the undone.
Everyday there are things that could have been done, but became the undone.
What all did you see today?
You helped a person pick their dropped book, but you didn't see them smile back. It's the unseen.
You tipped the waiter, but you didn't see him bow and thank you. It's the unseen.
You hurried past a person carrying his food, but you didn't see that you almost made him drop it. It's the unseen.
Your supposedly funny joke hurt someone, but you didn't see the faintest of the expression he let leak on his face. It's the unseen.
Everyday, there are things that you miss.
You have 2 minutes to make an impression. Capture the moment. Be the person.
Once it has passed, the window has closed.
No one gives a damn. It's the unsaid.
Nobody is going to tell you something, because you didn't say anything. What is the response to not saying anything? It's the unsaid.
Express when the ears are listening, the eyes are open and the sun is shining. What is the opposite of not expressing? It's the unsaid.
There are a ton of things that nobody is going to sit you down, and teach you. It's the unsaid.
Respect the unsaid. Say.
So smart. So handsome. So on-top-of-things.
So social. So helpful. So lets-do-this-today.
I want to be that person.
Because I am dull.
I am lazy.
I am slow.
I am not-so-doing-this-today.
Problem is,
I am me.
But flip it over.
You be him.
He becomes you.
And the story is the same.
Everyone likes everyone else.
The power of You. Which is the Me.
You gotta express yourself to the world. Talk about things you want to talk about, do what you feel like doing and like people you like. The world is too busy, and if you don't give out the right signals, you will never find the right people. Stop thinking what is right and just do. Soon what you do will become the right thing to do. Change the world!
Email. The killer app no one saw coming. (And still doesn't.)
All that and more. With Email.
So Google buys Android in 2006 to clone the then popular Blackberry. Reason being they wanted control on mobile platforms, so that their services were not side tracked.
They quickly re-align strategy to copy iPhone instead by 2008. By 2012, they have spent more than 10 billion buying Motorola to have a patent portfolio and develop Android, still giving it away for free in *hope* of future profits.
Today, Android is great. But the two companies with a majority of the smartphone market are Apple and Samsung.
Samsung day-by-day threatens a move to another platform, or fork Android (like Kindle) with it's own default apps, and a store for media and apps.
Apple on the other hand is still the platform where Google makes most of its money with advertising from the default search, in-game advertising, and dedicated native apps for most of its services.
So how did Android help Google?
Hell with you Google, you have no focus. What do you even intend to do.
How to trust your conviction that you can then follow vehemently.
Till now,
1. Success of someone else with similar beliefs.
2. Trusting your own past success.
Believing convictions others have championed leads to inflexibility to correct them en-route. The game changes when circumstances change. A different time is a different circumstance. A different person is a different circumstance.
You have already established that since the other individual succeeded with this, its going to work for sure. There is no sense of vulnerability.
Be vulnerable.
In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, in the expert's mind there are few.
Strong convictions loosely held.
The LED Matrix Module allows you to add a nice display to your project.
Lets talk about this display first. It is a matrix of 8x8 Red LEDs with all their anodes connected together. So the anodes of each column of LED are given as 8 pins. And the cathodes of each row are given as 8 pins.
Hence we have a total of 16 pins on this display. Now, as you might guess, a single configuration of these pins cannot uniquely assign a value to each of the 64 LEDs on the display. Hence we multiplex this information. We display column by column, and we do it so fast, that it appears as one image on the matrix to our eyes.
Now if we were to connect these 16 pins to an Arduino, that would be a lot of connections and it would leave us without any extra pins for other purposes.
It is from this that we got the idea to fabricate our very first PCB. It consists of an IC called a Serial to Parallel Shift Register. It is a register, into which you can shift 8 bits of data serially, and these will then show up on 8 pins of the IC. Hence we use two of these for each of the set of 8 pins of the matrix.
Once soldered it looks like this. Note the use of tiny SMD current limiting resistors. They are slightly difficult to solder, but give great space savings. All the components hide underneath the LED matrix like this:
The display is also soldered onto the board, so that there are no loose parts.
Hence we now have to deal with only 6 pins. The two ICs are connected serially, so to control the 16 pins of the display, we need to shift in 2 bytes every time. These pins are:
The VCC line expects 5V supply and the GND is connected to the same on Arduino. CLK, DATA and LATCH are the lines that handle the serial transfer. At each CLK, the DATA line is read, and in this was a bit is transferred into the shift register. After sending a complete byte of 8 bits, we toggle the LATCH signal once which transfers the data in the shift register to the outputs.
Start by connecting jumper wires to the display and the Arduino Uno.
Connect CLK to pin 13, DATA to pin 11 and LATCH to pin 10. ENABLE is an active low pin, which means that to enable the display we need to ground this pin.
Now launch the Arduino IDE and paste the code: Feemo Matrix Adapter Sample Code.
Load the code to the Arduino and you should see a string of text scrolling on the display. Congrats!
byte displayBuffer[8]= {0};
The current configuration of the display is stored in this buffer space. It is 9 bytes (one extra byte outside the edge of the screen to fix a bug). Hence 8 of the bytes correspond to the entire screen. Each byte is one column on the display.
The real magic of the code is this part below. It takes the contents of the buffer above and writes them to the display very quickly so that it appear that the whole buffer is on the matrix, even though actually it is displaying the data column by column.
void drawImage(byte * matrix) {
//For each column,
for(int i=0; i<8; i++) {
//Send the data of the columns.
for(int j=0; j<8; j++) {
digitalWrite(clockPin, LOW);
digitalWrite(dataPin, (matrix[i]) & (1<<j) );
digitalWrite(clockPin, HIGH);
// Select column by column.
for(int j=7; j>=0; j--) {
digitalWrite(clockPin, LOW);
digitalWrite(dataPin, (~(1<<i)) & (1<<j) );
digitalWrite(clockPin, HIGH);
// Latch the data to the output pins of the IC.
Hence in this way the entire buffer is drawn to screen. The rest of the code is interplay to draw the text to this buffer. It consists of a font library that specifies what each character looks like in a 8x5 matrix. Hence 5 bytes are required to denote each character.
Hence you will get an output as shown in the video below. (Video was shot when the adapter board was prototyped.)
Scrolling LED Matrix for Arduino from Param Aggarwal on Vimeo.
So now quickly incorporate this amazing display into your project!
Parts used in this tutorial:
In the previous post - Combining multiple LED matrix modules we explored the use of three LED matrix displays to show scrolling text.
But the text was pre-programmed in the code, and hence was not of much utility. By connecting the device to the internet, we can get interesting and meaningful content to display on the device. For this purpose, I connected a Sparkfun WiFly Shield on top of the Arduino Uno.
This simple shield allows connectivity to the internet using WiFi. Let us first test the WiFi Shield to learn how to use it.
The above code is the sample code that uses the WiFly Library to connect to Google's Homepage and return the raw HTML in the Arduino Terminal.
Once you get it working, try fiddling with it to understand how it works.
Now to read data from a Twitter account, we need to use the Twitter API. To do this, we write a simple Node.js application, and host it somewhere like Heroku.
The URL we call is
Here we are telling the API, to return the last five tweets of the user @verge and trim extra information. The response is in JSON format. To extract it, we need to do some string manipulation on the code.
Here is the Node.js code running on Heroku: Node.js code snippet on Github and the result is the following: simpletwitter.herokuapp.com
As you can see, we take the complex JSON response from Twitter, and parse it into a simple list of five strings. To see the real Twitter JSON response, use the command line utility curl.
Now that we have a webpage that can give us text to display, we connect to this Heroku app using the WiFi Shield, and scrape out five strings. Then its really easy to just send these strings to the display like in the previous code.
The combination of three LED matrix displays give us 24x8 LEDs bringing the total LED count to 192. Yes we are controlling 192 LEDs using just one Arduino!
The buffer that stores this is:
byte displayBuffer[24]= {0};
which is a simple buffer of size 25 bytes. Each byte is 8 bits, and each bit corresponds to one column of 8 LEDs on the displays.
Here is the entire code for this setup:
Scrolling Tweets using multiple LED matrix displays code on Github
Finally we get this:
Building a WiFi Twitter Display: Scrolling Tweets from Param Aggarwal on Vimeo.
Finally to make the project completely wireless, we use a Sparkfun LiPower Shield and accompanying LiPoly battery.
Congrats on building a network connected device of the future!
Parts used in this tutorial:
This post uses a few LED Matrix Modules, that allow you to easily connect 8x8 LED Matrix displays to your Arduino.
In a previous post, you saw how easy it is to connect one of these to an Arduino and draw to the Matrix from a buffer.
Now in this post we will take things further, and use three LED matrices to form a long display of 24x8 which is great for displaying scrolling text.
Now each adapter has six pins. The first two are VCC (5V) and GND. Next come the CLK, DATA, LATCH and ENABLE pins. To connect three of these together, we can connect all the pins together into one pin on the Arduino except the DATA pin.
I used a breadboard with some male header pins to do this. Also, jumper wires work great for quickly making connections.
Next, the common VCC line is connected to 5V on the Arduino, and the ENABLE and GND lines to GND pins on the Arduino.
The ENABLE line is active low, hence to enable the displays, we need to give a low of 0V on this line.
The CLK line is connected on pin 12, latch on pin 11 and the three data pins from the three displays to pin 7, 6 and 5.
Thats it, the connections are done. It's that easy. Now to proceed to the Arduino code.
First we will start with just displaying the buffer on the 24x8 screen. The below code should work easily, if all the connections are correct.
Basically we initialise a 24 byte matrix with each byte corresponding to a column on the display. Then we multiplex through the columns to display the entire buffer on the displays.
If you got it working, then congrats! We can quickly move to displaying text on the display now!
Have a look at this code, and try running it to get scrolling text on the displays! Code for Scrolling Text.
This is how the scrolling text looks like!
Parts used in this tutorial:
Amazon launched the new line of Kindle reading devices and Kindle Fire tablets yesterday. It was a great unveiling: product demos, ship dates and unbelievable pricing. Gruber is impressed.
Though much has improved with the devices, I think we are seeing a bigger change with Jeff Bezos and his company: Amazon. When I saw him on stage, he seemed more mature, more intense that I have ever seen him before. Fighting to build a great service and leave behind a lasting company.
The keynote reminded me of someone else: Steve Jobs and his company: Apple. He has been a great inspiration to every builder and hacker of this generation; dreaming to put a dent in the universe as he would call it.
At first notice, it looks like a blatant rip-off of his style. Telling a story about the product. Making the case for the device. The clean and simple stage with a black background. Inspiring product videos. Even talking about where a product fits in with their strategy.
But looking deeper, it is an acknowledgement. True inspiration. Each and every aspect of the Amazon Kindle keynote was a tribute to Steve Jobs and his presentation style.
Pointing out the tiny details about the device, that might go unnoticed. Making it clear how much love has been poured into the device. Building up the hype over what the product can do and then dramatically unveiling the low price. Emphasing the values of the company towards the end. It all goes down to say one thing, Jeff bezos wants to build his own legacy.
This is a man who has been inspired so deeply, that it shows. Steve took Apple from two guys in his parents garage, to the most valuable company on the planet. I think Bezos is thinking no smaller.
Kudos to Jeff for the amazing company he is building with Amazon.
Kudos to Steve for inspiring an entire generation.
Taste is preference. A like and dislike.
Taste is crucial. It defines you.
Love some things, hate others.
It is about having opinions. Strong beliefs that you fight for. To take a stand.
Go ahead. Like and dislike. Ignore others, their tastes are different.
People without taste are boring. They are ok with everything. They are character-less. They just live along trying to please everybody. What defines them?
Express your opinion. Stick with it. Be tasteful.
Currently there are two ways of buying shampoo and other daily-use products:
Walk up to your local general store and name the product you wish to buy. He will go in and get it for you. You see it and immediately know it is what you want.
Drive to a large shopping centre and walk around with your cart. Whenever you visually recognise something you want, just drop it into your shopping cart.
Now, we have to agree that the first method is less convenient and the second method is more convenient in terms of thinking of a product and letting the world know you wish to buy it. Unfortunately today, online buying is at one end of this spectrum; the less convenient end.
It is far worse than your local store, because instead of just speaking the name of the product you have to type it in correctly into a search box, then skim through the options that come up. Also, this is not a visual process because of the tiny thumbnails.
Recently I had to buy a shampoo, and I opened up Flipkart to buy it. I typed in the name, and got the wrong spelling. I tried again and got a list of search results. Now came the hard part, I had to decide whether I wanted the 400ml one or 200ml one. In a shop, I would glance at the size of the package and pick one easily. Here, the images showed the respective packages at the same size.
Once I added that to my virtual shopping cart, I proceeded to add shaving accessories. Soon, I gave up. Next time I was in a shopping centre, I spotted it and remembered I had to get one. I swiftly dropped two of them into the shopping cart.
That is a win for the old way of doing things. Definitely something is wrong.
Guess what, the online store has something that the physical store doesn't. It knows who I am and my purchase history just as I have entered the store (opened to website). Shampoo is something we need to buy every month, and most likely it is the same as the one bought last month.
It would be so much better if after purchasing a product online I could add it to a list, a monthly shopping list. Slowly, it would contain the items I always buy at the mall every month.
Now suddenly the act of buying these items has fallen on the easier side of the above spectrum. It's super convenient. Every month, I go online, click buy all on my monthly shopping list, and add or remove a few items, if needed. A monthly purchase of a thousand rupees from Flipkart. That is enough incentive for a such a system to be in place.
A concept that fell on the difficult end of the shopping experience has now been switched over to the easier side. A win for the new way of doing things - buying online.
And one more thing. I no longer need to lug those heavy and huge shopping bags home from the mall!
Amazon's recent venture in India, was entering the market with Kindle eBooks. This is it's only presence in India. On the other hand Flipkart, a sort-of Amazon clone for India is catering to the needs of Indian citizens each and every day. They sell physical books, movies, televisions, ovens, shampoos and the quintessential baby diapers.
If, and ever, Flipkart decides to launch something similar to the Kindle, I would like to offer my two cents on how it could be done differently.
Act I:
It isn't better.
Ebooks cost in the range of Rs 400 to 500 for the books I was interested in buying. Paperback versions in India cost the same. I have been inclined towards the paperback as it offers me far more value. There is no improvement to my experience that might make me switch my method of reading.
Some promotional items are available at Rs 100, but that is like using a special coupon, and is not the state of their entire offering. On the other hand, paperbacks are DRM free and I like to pass on books I read to my friends.
To get me to switch, I should either get something cheaper, or it should offer me more value for the same price.
Act II:
Making it better.
Ebooks are digital, they can be with me everywhere. Books that would have no luck getting printed, can make a shot with digital publishing. Also, ebooks have the potential to be part of the 'social graph'.
I would like to offer my suggestions for the same.
Cut a deal to be able to sell ebooks cheaper than their Indian paperback counterparts, for the promise of higher volume of sales. (I was pleasantly surprised by the Rs. 15 pricing that Flipkart brought to the Indian market for songs. Its the right mark.) Market them right along the paperback counterparts with the percentage savings in bold.
Offer sharing unheard of in the paperback world. Let me select a block of text and share it to my favourite social networks, with a link back to purchasing the book. Also, let me gift copies to my friends easily, like Apple's app gifting works. Just a text box with emails comma-separated to gift to. Also sync read position between devices.
Become the publisher. What I suggest here is pretty much Amazon Singles. But they haven't thought big enough. This is India! Let people self publish books in any language for under Rs. 100. Keep 30%, and let them keep the rights. The quantity of content relevant to India that Flipkart would have would out rival anything Amazon can ever dream. Next, ebooks that sell well, can then be printed for guaranteed sales. Flipkart's USP.
After all Flipkart is an Indian company, and Amazon is not. The post independence sentiment still lives.
Each and every day, we are posting updates to social networks, taking pictures, bookmarking websites and uploading digital content.
Imagine if all this data was stored in the form of files on your disk. A folder called tweets, with a list of text files each containing one of your tweets. A folder called Facebook, with subfolders for your friends, and further subfolders for their status updates, their photos, what they shared and liked. Another parent folder called Google, with subfolders for every possible search query and inside each a list of text search results for each query.
This is how it would have been if we hadn't moved over from the traditional file system. We sure have come a long way. What started out as just a simple folder/file structure to handle documents and programs has now grown into a plethora of different filesystems, databases and even cloud services where we don't even know in what form the data is stored. (Any idea how is Google's index actually stored?)
My friend Divij Vaidya recently asked on Quora - What are the alternative solutions to folder based navigation/browsing of data on our systems? - and it got me thinking. I noticed a trend that websites and mobile devices are now inspiring core architectural changes on traditional operating systems.
On traditional computing devices, there is one common data store, the filesystem. Apps are also just fragments of the same. I look for the data that I want to act upon and the OS calls the app that is able to handle it.
On mobile devices, each app has its own data store. Hence offering the flexibility to store the data in what form suits best the data. I look for the app that satisfies my purpose, and behind the scenes, this app loads the data required for the task.
On websites, each app is connected to a variety of data stores, and is truly hybrid in terms of data storage. Developers choose the best storage method that will fit their service. But again, we visit the website depending on the task at hand. We are not necessarily thinking in terms of the data.
Creating a new status update isn't like thinking I want to create a new document. It is more like, oh, I want to tell my friends something. Next you think about whether Twitter is more suitable or Facebook, but you are not thinking in which folder should I create this text file.
Hence the focus has shifted from the data (the target) to the apps (the task). Your mind is thinking not what data you want to change, but what do you actually wish to accomplish.
Data is now defined by the entity that manages it. Foursquare manages all the data about my check-ins and stores it. But I can access it anytime via their API. They manage the data. Google has built a large index of websites. They handle the data. I manipulate and access their data through their service.
In the near future, I see the file system being completely hidden away. No Windows Explorer or Finder to navigate through. Apple is already pushing very hard in this direction with its latest release of OS X. Windows 8 also has a focus on apps, and not the file system.
Finally I can think about what I want to do rather than what file, in what folder, do I need to edit.
I just really like these modules. They are extremely cute. That little chip on the board is a Nordic nRF24L01+ 2.4GHz transceiver and is actually just 3x3mm. Really tiny.
I must say Sparkfun has a certain design sense of laying out boards. Really beautiful and easy to use. The pins are clearly labelled. They sell them for $20 here. In India, I sell via my site.
They come without the header pins, so I had to solder them myself. I have started using these great jumper wires that keep things really clean. Before I used to strip wires which was very finicky.
The modules are SPI driven, and the appropriate Arduino library is also available here. That makes them really easy to use.
I must restate my love for Arduino here. Makes it really easy to start out with your ideas rather than taking care of the programming and wiring concerns for the ATmega chip at the heart of the Arduino. Also, these last really really long. My first Arduino, the Diecimila is four years old now. Still going rock solid. Its easy to get in India via this huge list of sellers for about Rs. 1500. I sell them here, and Sparkfun, here.
Of course you need two of them to be able to talk to each other. I quickly wired them up to the Arduino with these really easy jumper wires. Do note that the power supply VCC has to be 3.3V, so you can use the corresponding supply pin on the Arduino.
Thankfully the pins are 5V tolerant, so you can connect them directly to the Arduino. Ok, so my two Arduino boards are ready to talk to each other. Now time for the software aspect.
All the coding examples below come from this Arduino page. In this example, one side is the server and one is the client. The server's job is to just repeat whatever it receives. At the client side, it measures the time to get the response and prints it.
So like any Arduino code, first off we include all the header files for the libraries we will be using in this code. Next we have the setup() function which just runs once at start-up or reset. All configuration and setup is done here.
For debugging, we initialize the Serial communication between the Arduino and the Arduino IDE on the computer. The baud rate has been set to 9600 bits per second. As Arduino is coded in C++, we use objects and classes. First off is the initialisation function that sets the pin modes for the configurable pins and initializes the SPI module.
We set the 5 byte receive address that the module uses to know which packets are addressed to it. A payload value is set for how long each of these packets is. This should be constant across the local network. Calling the config() function sets this last bit of settings in the module. Finally we let the console on the computer know at what stage we are, for debugging purposes.
Now is the loop() function that runs indefinitely while the Arduino is running. The heart of the code lies here. The client saves the current timestamp to a variable and sets the transmit address for the packet it is about to send.
Then it send it, and waits for the transmission to complete. The isSending() function is smart. Once the transmission is complete, it brings the Arduino back to receiving state. It is good practice to keep the chips in receive mode by default.
Next it waits for new data to arrive. As soon as it happens, it checks if it is too late, and gives and error if so. If it is in time, it calculates the time elapsed and prints it.
It waits for a second before repeating over again.
Now for the server side of the code. The setup() function is the same, except the receiving address is now a different five byte address. The real magic is in the loop() function.
First make a little buffer for the new packet about to arrive. Wait for a new packet to arrive. As soon as it arrives, save it to the buffer. Now quickly set the transmit address and send it back.
So we have seen how quick it is to get a basic link up with a pair of 2.4GHz modules. These are just great modules. The range for line-of-sight is around 20 feet at least, though it is error prone. These modules are not geared for range, but for power consumption and speed. They are meant to be used in bursts and should have another layer of reliability in software.
I used this link to further make my Scrolling Tweets project not have the WiFi module, but use these cheaper Nordic modules. All the code is on Github: https://github.com/paramaggarwal/nordicmatrix
I had wanted to try this out since long. The most basic way was to use a simple relay. When the coil is energised, it pulls the contact towards itself, and establishes a connection so that the bulb can turn on. But it is noisy.
Switching a light bulb with an Arduino from Param Aggarwal on Vimeo.
Then I heard of Solid State Relays (SSRs). These are functionally the same but have no moving parts. Internally they consist of a TRIAC and an Opto-isolator.
A TRIAC is basically the main switch, and the isolator is to keep the Arduino circuitry safe from the high supply voltage.
Caution: High voltages are dangerous. This post just describes what I did. This is by no means a guide. If you decide to do something similar, please accept that you are doing so at your own risk. Read up well and take care.
The first step is understanding these parts. Pulling up their data sheets, a TRIAC is like this:
It has two terminals where the mains supply is connected and a gate which controls it.
For the opto-isolator, at the input is a simple LED. If this is on, then the output is switched.
The combination of the two parts. Hence the Arduino is completely isolated from the mains supply.
The basics. A bulb socket, mains socket and safety tape.
The bulb I wish to take control of. It's very bright, hence I left it inside the covering.
The circuit above, put together on a general use board.
Again, take extreme care and cover all high voltage areas with safety tape.
Now its just a matter of turning on the LED inside the opto-isolator using any device like an Arduino. Fairly simple. While the Arduino thinks it is controlling an LED, it is actually controlling a huge 60W bulb!
After my college presentation, I had the chance to go to Agra and see the Taj Mahal.
This is the entrance into the main area. I think this is as large as the Taj Mahal itself.
The red and white marble design is really intricate. So much detail.
And we are in! This is the first glimpse. Breath-taking.
These are the fountains in the garden leading upto the Taj. They say that these are the same since the Taj. I like the colour of the water.
On both sides of the Taj were these similar structures. One of them was for guests and the other is a mosque.
The Yamuna river behind the Taj.
Really intricate work.
Sculpted marble.
The flooring was very cool because of the marble. It felt nice here.
So much marble. So much hard work. So beautiful.
One week, me and a friend went along to Mahalaxmi Race Course in Mumbai. Every weekend hobbyists get together and fly remote-controlled planes. These are not the measly battery operated kind. They run on fuel and have actual engines that drive propellers.
Their remotes look complicated. And the whole process of getting it to take off seemed fairly complex.
But they are so awesome.
Here is a video of one taking off.
A Propeller Driven RC Plane Taking Off from Param Aggarwal on Vimeo.
Now this was a surprise. One of these was actually powered by a jet engine. A real jet engine like you find in commercial planes. Really cool. Check out the sound it made.
RC Plane - Jet Powered from Param Aggarwal on Vimeo.
It was also able to go straight up. Crazy.
Got a crazy thought the other day. I think I have figured out the Monalisa smile.
Imagine a group of friends, arguing whether your shirt is green or blue. You see them blabbering away at each other. Each putting in their guesses. One even goes so far to say that he is a painter and hence you just trust what he says.
It turns out, your shirt is actually both because of the velvet texture. You know it. But, oh, you are enjoying this quarrel, and you wouldn't want to give away this secret right?
Oh, you get the Monalisa smile.
A smile where you have a secret to hide, but you can't give it away because people will conider you stupid. So you sit there holding it in your stomach, till it comes out on your face as an awkward smile.
I think its the Monalisa smile.
So here's my story:
I think the Monalisa has a secret to hide. She cannot reveal it as no one is going to accept it. (Maybe something of her time when the authority discouraged free thinking.) She hides it, and it brings her a smile.
Guess what, knowing this, as I see the painting, I smile. Just the same way. Oh, how others admire it but never understand this secret about it!


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Circling the Globe with Hula Hoop Champion @marawa the Amazing
For more photos and videos from her hula-hooping adventures around the world, follow @marawa on Instagram.
For Instagrammer Marawa Wamp (@marawa) better known as Marawa the Amazing, hula hooping isn't just a backyard activity—it's a way of life.
"I am a professional hula hooper," says Marawa, who lives a nomadic lifestyle traveling, performing and teaching hula hooping around the world. "I studied hoops at circus school—true story—but there wasn't much of a hooping community back then. It was either hooping in the circus or hooping dancing at a festival, neither of which I really got into. I worked at finding the types of shows and events that I wanted to be a part of and now have established a style that is kind of its own thing."
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"Nope", the anime.
Based on that hilarious text post.
would definitely watch this
irony is….she's still the main character
She just can't escape her fate.
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This was meant to be a quick warm up, but it turned into a comic that I've wanted to draw for a while. This is something that is extremely important to me, and I appreciate it if you read it.
A while ago, I heard a story that broke my heart. A family went a cat shelter to adopt. The daughter fell in love with a 3-legged cat. The father straight up said "absolutely not". Because he was missing a leg. That cat was that close to having a family that loved him, but the missing leg held him back. Why?!
Many people have the initial instinct of "nope" when they see an imperfect animal. I get it, but less-adoptable does NOT mean less loveable. 9 out of 10 people will choose a kitten over an adult cat. And those 10% that would get an adult cat often overlook "different" animals.
All I want people to do is be open to the idea of having a "different" pet in their lives. Choose the pet that you fall in love with, but at least give all of them a fair shot at winning your heart.
Don't dismiss them, they deserve a loving home just as much as any other cat. They still purr, they still love a warm lap, they still play, they still love you. Trust me, next time you are in the market for a new kitty, just go over to that one cat that's missing an eye and see what he's all about!
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When do you plan on being in Atlanta? I'm always open to practicing with people!
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Sahara group chief Subrata Roy will continue to stay in Tihar jail as the Supreme Court Thursday declined his plea for release on a personal bond with an assurance that he will not leave the country.
The bench of Justice K.S. Radhakrishnan and Justice J.S. Khehar reiterated their earlier order as they asked counsel Ram Jethmalani if there was any proposal by the Sahara chief to deposit the balance of Rs.19,000 crore to SEBI for redemption of the investors' money collected through OFCDs.
Declining to release Roy and two other directors, the court directed the listing of the plea challenging its March 4 order to March 25.
When Jethmalani told the court that Roy was prepared to pay an amount of Rs.2,500 crore as part payment of the outstanding amount, the court refused to accept the offer.
A similar offer made March 7 by Sahara was rejected as unacceptable by the court.
During the course of the hearing, the court inquired if there was a proposal by Sahara to park with SEBI the balance of Rs.19,000 crore to set rolling the process of returning the investors' money after their verification.
"Whatever proposal we could make, we tried when we were free. With incarceration, things are worst. Whoever helps wants something in return. I must be able to go to a person. I am in no position to offer proposal with my assets," Jethmalani appearing for Roy told the court.
He told the court that their release would allow them to enjoy the Holi festival with their families, and also informed about the bad health of Roy's mother.
Jethmalani told the court that as it was under the contempt of court, it was a bailable offence and carries a sentence of six months.
At the outset of the hearing, Justice Radhakrishnan told Jethmalani that they did not find anything embarrassing in Roy's plea holding that its March 4 order sending Roy and other directors to judicial custody was void and null and thus illegal.
Jethmalani had Wednesday told the court that it was embarrassing to tell the two judges that their order was not right.
The judges told him that they would decide whether the pleading was embarrassing to them only after going through it.
Justice Radhakrishnan asked Jethmalani to proceed with his arguments and also address the question of maintainability of the petition as raised by the SEBI.
As Jethmalani sought to assail the March 4 order as a "mistake", Justice Radhakrishnan said: "We were driven to such a situation to pass such an order as all the earlier efforts to make Sahara pay the investors money to SEBI went unheaded."
Describing the decision to send Roy and two other directors to judicial custody a "draconian" order, counsel Rajiv Dhawan told the court the order to "send someone to judicial custody is draconian" which was erroneous both on procedure and substantive issues and "exceeded the (court's) jurisdiction".
Dhawan told the court that it had passed an "unlimited detention order with a bail bond of Rs.22,000 crore".
Right in the beginning, counsel Arvind Dattar appearing for SEBI questioned the maintainability of Roy's petition challenging the March 4 order by way of writ petition taking recourse of article 32 - right to move the Supreme Court for enforcement of fundamental rights.
Dattar told the court that if Roy felt the March 4 order was void and null, then he could have moved a review petition and taken other steps for getting it corrected if article 32 was not the remedy available to him.
Apprising the court of the magnitude of the public issue by Sahara's two companies SIRECL and SHICL, Dattar told the court that with 3.3 crore investors together contributing Rs.24,780 crore, it was the largest public issue in the history of the country till 2011 as it was more than all shareholders of all companies put together.
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...the only tragedy is for those who want to emulate and desire such a life......the collateral damage is of their own making for living lives short on values...
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There are lessons to be taught to our young about desiring these often empty meaningless self absorbed lifestyles. These people shouldn´t be role models when they are immature and adolescent minded themselves.
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This seems conflated with the above articles , "the evil of the outdoor cat " and moochie´s soulless alinskite grifting on our hard worked money ... Scamming , pretending and dictating rules via elite charltons that rule us into moral decay ..
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L´Wren Scott designed some of the clothes Moochelle wore. Moochelle did little for them - she really has an unfortunate body - and I´ll bet that they were gifts to her in exchange for the kind of publicity that goes with anything Mooch wears.Another designer whose clothes Mooch frequently wore - Rachel Roy - ia also out of business and deep in debt.Others who dressed her in expensive clothes - either free or at deep discounts for the publicity - have gone belly up. A woman in Chicago whose name escapes me; a young surfer guy turned designer, Tracy Feith.It had gotten to be a bad joke - how many designers has Mooch killed off? - and then Ms. Scott killed herself.One can´t blame Moochelle for the demise of these designers, but she is emblematic of the do-nothing celebrity culture. They become celebrities because of propinquity to other celebrities. The culture feeds itself and on itself.
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