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When the president of the Miami Chamber of Commerce is found dead inside a suitcase with his legs sawn off and a rubber alligator stuffed down his throat, news and police locals prefer to believe it's simply another typical South Florida crime. But when letters from a terrorist group, Las Noches de Diciembre, link the man's death to the disappearances of a visiting Shriner and a Canadian tourist, former newsman (now private eye) Brian Keyes intuits that someone is out to kill Florida's tourist trade. His investigation leads him to an old journalism crony obsessed with fury against the state's irresponsible development policies. Miami Herald columnist Hiaasen writes with a seriousness of intent and knack for characterization which, unfortunately, outstrip his comic talents. This is an auspicious solo debut for the serious Hiaasen (he has written three thrillers with William Montalbano), but a lukewarm one for him as a potential comic-absurdist. (March 24p
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Carl Hiaasen's style has always surprised me. Each one of his stories begins with what seems like many many separate, totally independent stories. Somehow, within a few hundred pages, each one of those stories become closely tied with every other one.
Tourist Season had me laughing hysterically, more than any other Hiaasen book I think. Being a South Floridian, I've also traveled to most of the places described in this and other books. I find his depiction of the South Florida ecosystems splendid. Tourist Season especially evokes a genuine concern for the loss of Florida's natural land, and the final scene in the book is simply heart-wrenching.
The perfect dose of humor coupled with a great look into natural Florida, away from Disney World and South Beach, I recommend Tourist Season to everyone, anywhere in the US. Definitely a good book to buy and keep forever.
This is a witty and entertaining adventure. Hiaasen has assembled a wide variety of characters to breathe remarkable diversity into his novel, including a Seminole Indian, a misfit Cuban bomber, a former NFL running back, a upcoming columnist desperately trying to become a bonafide newsroom character and the Orange Bowl Queen...
Many of Hiaasen's familiar themes appear in 'Tourist Season'. We get a look at the perversion of the news and the politics of the daily newspaper. Hiaasen also takes jabs at the tourist industry in Florida and the effect on the environment. Its all cleverly disguised with a sheen of humor, usually in rants from the various members of Las Noches.
Hiaasen fans will love this novel. Those unfamiliar with his work would do well to start with this novel. Its an entertaining read that keeps you laughing and turning pages.
In this book, which I believe is his first novel, Mr. Hiaasen is at his finest. The plot centers around an eco-terrorist group bent on driving tourists out of Florida and making it once again the pristine wilderness it was 500 years ago. The bad guys are a collection of a Cuban exile, a Native American casino owner, and the disgruntled ex-columnist that leads them. Their antics range from the strange to the downright evil, all in the name of saving the environment. And coming to the rescue is a cynical Miami reporter/bodyguard who ends up in the middle of the plot, alternatively trying to catch the bad guys and guard the Orange Bowl Queen.
Cynical reporters are something that Carl Hiaasen writes very well, and in this book, he's at his finest. He also excels at bringing the political and social issues of South Florida to light through his sarcastic, brilliant storytelling.
As a dedicated fan of Florida fiction (which includes Elmore Leonard, Leonard Shames, Randy Wayne White, and John D. MacDonald), I can say that Carl Hiaasen is one of the greats. His books are easy to read, his prose witty and engaging, and his stories exactly the ticket to take your mind off your problems.
Listen closely when reading one of his books. If you try, you can hear the wind in the palm trees and the crashing of the surf on the beach. This is truly one of life's great, simple pleasures.
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If you liked Jackson McCRae's "Katzenjammer" with its wacky characters and mind-bending plot. Second only to "Basket Case," this quirky Hiassen novel is over the top and wild. Read morePublished on Oct. 12 2006 by Peggy Sue got Married
Private Eye Brian Keyes has multiple murders of important men to solve and comes to believe someone is out to stop the tourist trade in Florida. Read morePublished on April 19 2005 by Janet
Hiassen rarely disappoints. Like many of his other novels, this book is a satire of the current problem of invasion in South Florida. Read morePublished on Aug. 4 2004
This is the Carl Hiaasen we know. He turns his black comedy and satire as it relates to the ever current problem of the influx of people to South Florida. Read morePublished on April 22 2004 by M. A. Ramos
I won't reveal much of the plot here, as there are some twists and turns, some more predictable than others. Read morePublished on Feb. 7 2004 by Derrick Peterman
In this novel, a group of radicals called the Nights of December are picking off the tourists of Florida. Their plan: return it to its natural state.... Read morePublished on Dec 22 2003 by Amy A Adams
Carl Hiaasen is the master of the comedic absurd, but here's the thing: if you know a bit about south Florida, where virtually all his inane and hilarious novels are set, you know... Read morePublished on Nov. 9 2003 by Peggy Vincent
I found myself rooting for the crocodile. This book is very funny start to finish.Published on Oct. 4 2002 by M. Swinford


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It's time for one of Forrester's big annual events: The publication of this year's Customer Experience Index report for US brands.
The report is based on Forrester's CX Index™ methodology, which measures how well a brand's customer experience strengthens the loyalty of its customers. We use this methodology to create an annual benchmark of CX quality at large US brands. Between our Q3 2015 report and our 2016 report we saw modest but clear progress among many of those brands, as 58 out of 319 had a significant improvement in their experiences.
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Presenting today with Marketo's CMO, Sanjay Dholakia, gave us the opportunity to talk about what CMOs (both B2B and B2C) need to do to transform marketing into a growth engine. Here's a little retrospective on our conversation in case you missed it.
In 2010, Forrester introduced our "age of the customer"(AOTC) research and defined four investment imperatives needed to better win, serve, and retain customers in this digital age.
Marketo focuses here, not just as a marketing technology provider, but as a practitioner as well. They've been talking about Engagement Marketing - the evolution from mass marketing to transactional to customer engagement -- for more than a year, and practicing it for much longer. Now their advice is as easy as ... well ... learning your alphabet.
Forrester's research shows that technological change reduces competitive barriers. Building and sustaining customer relationships is the exception. In some ways, technology actually enhances relationship creation and maintenance. Top firms recognize this and get customer-obsessed to beat their competition. By investing strategy, budget, and energy in the following four areas, they:
Posted by Ken Calhoon on the eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals Blog on April 16, 2015
It's impossible to have great customer experiencewithout digital transformation in the age of the customer. Most of us think first about the front-end experience when challenged with improving digital customer experience. We naturally gravitate toward the direct human interface: web features and functionality, design, native mobile apps vs mobile web and more. This is the glitz of digital customer experience and there is no relaxing here—your competitors and peers continue to raise the bar.
Look at online retailers for example. Companies like Amazon and Etsy scored high on our Customer Experience Index, and both have done so being customer obsessed--not only in their behaviors but in the digital experience they deliver.
But that's Amazon and Etsy, both digital-only brands you'd expect are creating great digital customer experiences. How about a company you wouldn't necessarily expect? Take Grainger, a B2B seller of construction and maintenance products, that is driving significant company growth through digital success.In 2014, ecommerce made up 36% of the its revenue and accounted for nearly all of its sales growth.Over the past couple of years, it has invested in the front- and back-end: it launched a new website and mobile app while expanding its products online over 1.2 million and constructing a one-million square foot distribution center in Illinois. Grainger's revenue and profit growth are the direct result of new, preferable digitally-based customer experiences rooted in operational excellence.
Posted by Rick Parrish on the Customer Experience Professionals Blog on April 16, 2015
Mandates for better federal customer experience (CX) have been piling up for more than 20 years. The trend began way back in 1993, when Executive Order No. 12862 required federal agencies to create basic CX standards. The strongest and most recent mandate is last year's "customer service" cross-agency priority goal, which requires federal agencies to provide the public with experiences "comparable to [those] they receive from leading private sector organizations."
That's a tall order, especially since federal CX is so bad. Despite these two decades of mandates, federal agencies earned an average rank of "very poor" on Forrester's CX Index™ — the lowest ranking of all of the industries we rated. Even the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), the highest-rated federal agency, was still among the very-lowest-ranked organizations in any industry.
But why does that matter? After all, government agencies usually have no competitors, so there's no pressure to get and keep customers. The basic market motivation just isn't there.
My research has revealed a host of reasons why federal agencies must improve their CX, despite not having to worry about market factors. Here are the top four reasons I've uncovered:
Posted by Roxana Strohmenger on the Data Insights Professionals Blog on April 2, 2015
We have all experienced it — a bad customer experience. Websites like Consumerist.com describe in empathy-inducing detail the "turmoil" that consumers experience, whether it be a customer having tape-recorded proof of a promise of service but the company stating they made no such promise or a company cancelling thousands of reward accounts due to insufficient proof of age, despite the inability of the customer to insert the required information.
When reading these stories, I always wonder, "Why is Company X not getting it?" Bad customer experiences are financially damaging to a company. However, what I have learned over the years, especially when talking to my colleagues on Forrester's CX team, is that fixing customer experience is hard work. Customer experience requires sustainable discipline, investment, and a repeatable system of measurement — and most companies do not know where to start or how to get better.
Posted by Michael Gazala on the Customer Experience Professionals Blog on November 7, 2014
Posted by John Dalton on the Customer Experience Professionals Blog on October 17, 2014
In the airline industry, Southwest is no stranger to customer experience accolades. In fact, it consistently earns top marks on Forrester's Customer Experience Index compared to other carriers – offering enjoyable and easy experiences that meet customers' needs.
It will be a pleasure to hear directly from Southwest's Managing Director of Customer Strategy and Development, Ryan Green, next month at Forrester's Customer Experience Forum West in Anaheim, CA. To get an early taste for why Southwest is known for its experience, and the strategy behind it, read on.
Q&A with Ryan Green, Managing Director Customer Strategy & Development, Southwest Airlines
Q: When did your company first begin focusing on customer experience? Why?
A: Southwest Airlines has always been focused on the Customer. Our company started with the vision to give people the freedom to fly and our differentiator has always been policies and services that lean towards the Customer. As a result, we now fly more passengers domestically, increased our airports served dramatically and Southwest Airlines' Customer complaints are the lowest in the industry. As we've grown and the industry has become more competitive we've definitely continued uncovering what our Customers need and want from Southwest Airlines and we are focused on giving them that experience to keep them coming back time and again.
Q: What aspects of the experience that your company delivers matter most to your customers?
Posted by John Dalton on the Customer Experience Professionals Blog on August 27, 2014
It's with great pleasure that I announce the agenda for Forrester's Forum For Customer Experience Professionals in Anaheim, CA, on November 6 & 7. We're mixing things up this year — new formats for speakers, new hands-on, activity-based workshops in addition to track sessions, and a stellar gallery of guest speakers. And we've wrapped all of this up with an overarching theme: "Why Good Is Not Good Enough."
We picked this theme because our Customer Experience Index (CXi) told us to. Seriously. Check this out: According to the latest CXi, the number of brands scoring in the "very poor" category is down to one out of 175. What's more, only a handful of brands — 10% — are in the "poor" category. Together, these findings show that as customer experience improvement efforts gained momentum over the past year or so, the number of truly awful experiences declined, dramatically. That's reassuring. Kudos to all the businesses out there that screw up less!
Now for the sobering news: Only 11% of brands in the CXi made it into the "excellent" category.
What that means of course is that most brands are clustering in the middle of the curve — they're not awful in the eyes of their customers, but they're not remarkable either. Translation: A merely good customer experience is no longer good enough if you want to deliver a differentiated experience and reap incremental sales, positive word of mouth, and better customer retention. You're gonna have to raise your game.
Posted by Clement Teo on the B2C Marketing Professionals Blog on May 22, 2014
Have you ever wondered if your home broadband is being effectively utilized? What if you could squeeze more out of your data allowance when outside your home? Telstra may have cracked this problem in Australia: It will invest more than A$100 million to build a nationwide Wi-Fi network as part of a strategy to increase connectivity in the places Australians live, work, and visit, including cafes, shops, sports grounds, and transport hubs.
The strategy aims to offer all Australians — whether or not they're Telstra customers — access to 2 million Wi-Fi hotspots across the nation within five years. Telstra home broadband customers can install new gateways that allow them to securely share a portion of their bandwidth with other Telstra Wi-Fi customers in exchange for broadband access at Telstra hotspots across the nation. Non-Telstra customers can purchase daily hotspot access. The network, scheduled to launch in early 2015, will also reach overseas; an exclusive deal recently concluded between Telstra and global Wi-Fi provider Fon will allow people to connect at more than 12 million hotspots worldwide.
What It Means
Telstra has been at the forefront of improving the telco customer experience; its CEO, David Thodey, has been a major driving force behind that. This has put Telstra's local competitors on notice and provides valuable lessons in how to raise the customer experience game:
Posted by Nigel Fenwick on the CIOs Blog on June 26, 2013
This week's Customer Experience Forum was far more than just an event for customer experience (CX) professionals. It was an event for any business leader who truly cares about customers. And this includes many CIOs.
As far as I'm concerned, the best CX presentation by a guest speaker was given this morning by a former CIO, Paul Heller. Paul is now Managing Director of the Retail Investor Group at Vanguard. While his session was energetic and full of humor, it also conveyed his message about the business of delighting clients very clearly. Paul suggests we all need to get in touch with the why, how and who of our business:


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old fart repubicans around here are only against it because it is a progressive idea. lower carbon footprint and healthier food is good for everyone... even grumpy old farts.
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Some college students get a free year or so to live on an acre of land in the city, going into (poor peoples?) homes and teaching them how to cook, all the while growing food in a "5,000 square foot", year round structure-
Dirt and water grow seeds. I'm awful glad this sort of thing is happening but it does sort of seem like the "Pinnacle of White Privilege".
To be productive rather than just cynical- I'd encourage these grant writer's and what not to embrace the existing markets. I know this area is a supposed 'food-desert', but I believe that if the full power of white-privilege (or even just market demand) came down on some of the local mini-grocery owners to carry such and such organic food product, they would respond to the customer base.
I used to live near this area and I asked the convenient store on Platte and Prospect to carry more onions and potatoes, as I was always running down to pick them up. They did so with a smile. These are the folks that also run the liquor store in the same lot.
Sometimes the answer is more simple than we want it to be. I love that we dedicated an acre to gardening a great slice of land in town, and we will use it to teach people about food. I'd like to see the honest working grocers in town given an opportunity to respond to such a need.
Food rots, cooling systems are needed to keep produce fresh. Local grocers have such systems. Let's try to incorporate them as well, instead of trying to totally reinvent the wheel.
At a time when traffic and parking is a huge issue for Ruxton Canyon, it is highly unlikely that Manitou would approve a Conditional Use permit to Colorado Springs for paid parking. That lot is also accessed through the Cog parking lot, so there is a logistical access problem.
Please pick up a paper copy of the Indy for a great sidebar on the Colo Spgs Utilities Ruxton hydro Plant parking lot that the City is "selling" to the COG Broadmoor.
Great story! As a former board member of the Palmer Land Trust, I was under the impression that the Shamrock Ranch was secured by a conservation easement. I even attended the owner's book signing. He produced a large glossy coffee table book on the subject and was lauded for taking care of this beautiful and historic ranch. Here is proof again that nothing can truly protect the land except keeping it in public hands. I am sorry to see Palmer playing along to the extent they are.
As for the swap it hasn't gone through! But conservation easements don't sound as ironclad as the proponents have touted. What can be believed about what supporters have said? All I've seen is "public process" in name only. Diversions, untruths and vague statements are what we have heard. Anything that is promised or planned should be legally signed with EVERY detail spelled out BEFORE moving forward with any considerations, not after. Otherwise it's a blank slate. Better yet, Dear Councilmembers, please just vote NO on this preposterous proposal and protect the public interest and protect ALL of North Cheyenne Canon Park (Strawberry) and ALL of our public parks---which will be at risk if you set a precedent by voting yes.
If we want to enable fresher, localized food systems where people know their farmers, we must enable urban farmers to grow in cities. This is another interesting article for those interested in zoning laws for urban farms: http://blog.brightagrotech.com/navigating-zoning-regulations-for-urban-farms
Good reporting on a topic in the limelight.
Thanks for finding more information and sharing with the public about some of the ins and outs of the easements! If we, the public, had known that our public lands would be for sale to private for profit businesses like the BroAdmoor then the public may have approached the Palmer Land Trust to conserve all of North Cheyenne Canon, which includes Strawberry fields! The problem is North Cheyenne Canon is to be held by the people/public/citizens of Colorado Springs in perpetuity, since 1885 into forever (so why would there need to be a conservation easement?!) North Cheyenne Canon, Strawberry fields, was acquired by citizen's vote and should be voted on by the citizens to swap/give/trade/exhange/sell!
The location of the easements was changed in 2006 as a part of a development proposal by Morley-Howard Investments, which purchased the property for residential subdivision," That is a truly disgusting scenario but sadly, all too common. I can't believe that even with no detailed plans for a "building envelope" in a meadow on historic parkland, no specific answers or plans on burying utilities and who would bear the cost of doing so, no transparency on appraisals (no access to those work files even for council) and 4 denied CORA requests about this exchange that the matter of Strawberry Fields is even up for debate. Sad commentary on our city.
Pam, although I truly appreciate your hard work and dedication to this series of reporting, the title and the statement, "As much as it possibly can, that is. The easement will be imposed by its owner — eventually The Broadmoor — in cooperation with Palmer Land Trust, a nonprofit agency that's not subject to government disclosure laws, so there's no mandate for public oversight." imply that this is a "done deal"! It is not! Those of us in complete opposition to this "land grab" vow to fight on!
"The 2,500-acre Shamrock Ranch in the Black Forest area was believed to be under a conservation easement"...The same will happen with Strawberry. Pass the deed, change the zone, that's all folks.
I'm all for making this city safer for pedestrians and cyclists, but I am afraid that this change will mean more traffic for smaller streets like El Paso. Please also consider what these changes mean for streets like that!
It's interesting how these comments are so one sided; Gordon is more conservative than Gardner (Bob); yes these facts are undeniable; Gordon was and is a former 20 year veteran and former Air Force Academy graduate, and former Navy Chaplain; yes he did pray a prayer "In Jesus Name" and got into hot water for that! Yes, he votes with conservatives 88% of the time; Gardner his opponent (who calls himself conservative but is not) votes with conservative 54% (just over one half ) of the time. That does not seem very conservative to me. Lets say I come home to my spouse 54% of the time. Bob G gets two F's the last 2 years on the conservative scorecard; Gordon gets a A-or 88% of the time he voted conservative!; I dont care much about what a politician says, just how do THEY VOTE... Vote for Gordon Klingenschmitt
Gordon K is a great representative; HE IS A RETIRED NAVY CHAPLAIN; FORMER AIR FORCE ADADEMY GRADUATE; VOTED 88% OF THE TIME with conservatives; while Bob voted only 54% of the time with the conservatives (and Bob G voted for OBAMAcare; making it a law. Yes, Bob has tried to cover it up). Gordon has been voted the most conservative representative in the EL PASO county by the conservative scorecard. #1. Yes, he is guilty of being too conservative! I will also say I am ultra conservative; worked for Abe Lincoln and it will work for Gordon
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In Denver when you can't pay a traffic fine, you have the option of going to jail while they claim not to run debtors' prisons or else work scrubbing toilets, mopping and vacuuming floors and cleaning drinking fountains in the city and county building to work off the fine at a rate of $10 per hour. It wasn't too much fun, but I am a poor person and not too proud to do it.
Thanks Pam for your comprehensive, investigative stories on this land swap which obviously is a backroom deal. We would be very disadvantaged without your reporting. As for Les W. Gruen, he served on the City Planning Commission for years - and he does know that the development process does require a plat and city zoning approval of the proposed building site before a building permit is issued (even for a deck!). His comment made me wonder if the Broadmoor aims to circumvent that process too - just like they routed around City Planning Commission to the Parks Board. Pam, so glad you don't write for GT controlled by Anschutz or we'd never be informed about our community.


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The Northern Territory Library is the major reference and research Library of the Northern Territory of Australia, responsible for collecting, preserving and providing access to the Territory's documentary heritage and connecting people to the world of information. The library is located in Parliament House in the State Square complex, in Darwin's Central Business District. The library holds over 108,000 books and 30,000 items.
The library was formally known as the 'State Reference Library' when it opened in 1980. In 1985, the Library was transferred from the Department of Community Development to the Department of Education. The Library became the provider of library services to the Office of Local Government. In 1992 the Office was absorbed into the new Department of Lands, Housing and Local Government. Following the relocation to the new Parliament House in 1995, the combined Library service was officially opened on May 22 by the minister responsible for libraries, Hon Steve Hatton MLA. It was renamed 'Reference and Parliamentary Library Services'. After the restructure of Northern Territory Library in 1997, the joint-use service in Parliament House was renamed Northern Territory Library.
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Territory Stories[3] is a digital archive of historical and culturally significant materials in the Northern Territory, Australia. The collection includes documents, photographs, audio and video files. Members of the community contribute content to the archive. Territory Stories draws on the stories collected in local knowledge centres managed by the community, including aboriginal communities. These local digital collections are managed within sacred, sorrow, tribal protocols and have limited access for the wider community, however with Territory Stories selected local content is included in a web portal for wider access.[4] Territory Stories includes community contributions from many territorians.[5]
- Collecting information including books, journals, newspapers, DVDs, videos, CDs and computer software;
- Providing comfortable and convenient places for people to read and learn, both formally and informally;
- Promoting reading across the age range, starting with infants and continuing through all stages of adulthood;
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- ^ "Territory Stories". Northern Territory Library. Retrieved 29 November 2013.
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LEPA unveils an outdoorsy BT02 wireless Bluetooth speaker
Providing 360-degree sound to all whom will listen, this IP54 rated speaker is water resistant and even fits snug within a pushbike water bottle holder.
For those who are always running out of power, there's the capacity to use this product as a power bank and the rubber coating will ensure clumsy users don't smash their speakers on the first drop.
Utilizing Bluetooth 4.0 and NFC, LEPA claims to offer immersive sound and a passive radiator for "rich, deep bass." TweakTown has been supplied with a review unit of this beauty and we shall report back our findings very soon.
Turtle Beach opens pre-orders for a wireless headset called the 420X
We're not quite sure if the name of this headset is meant to be a joke aimed at the constant memes and Snoop Dogg 420 references, but either way Turtle Beach has released its 420X Xbox One headset for pre-order.
Set up with a 100% wireless design, this headset features a USB connection to the Xbox One (wireless sender), separated game and voice chat volume controls, an adjustable microphone boom, an over-ear headset design and audio presents with voice prompts.
Set for release on July 18 at a recommended price of $179.95, Turtle Beach CEO Juergen Stark claims this product "will feature our renowned audio and mic quality in a comfortable headset designed to give gamers the most immersive and enjoyable gaming experience."
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Bluetooth headsets are serious business as LG marks 10 million sold
As reported in a recently issued press release from LG, NPD Group has announced LG's continued reign over the US Bluetooth headset market since May 2012 - owning a massive 40% market share. Said to be mostly thanks to the TONE headset, LG further bragged that many spin-off copies are currently being made of the TONE globally.
With the 10 millionth TONE headset sold since October 2010, this product has been designed by LG in collaboration with Harman/Kardon and JBL in order to provide a claimed "highest level of sound quality."
It seems that LG didn't expect this headset to travel so well at first, with LG Electronics' vice president for Innovate Personal Devices, Seo Young-jae, commenting "Initially we were quite surprised by the enthusiasm of the feedback we received from people who said that TONE was the most comfortable wireless headset they've ever used." He then went on to congratulate LG's R&D department, stating "We stuck to what worked well and improved upon TONE over the years and we're absolutely delighted by the positive reception we've gotten."
BRAVEN launches Balance, a Bluetooth speaker for active folks
Audio manufacturer BRAVEN has announced that the Balance portable Bluetooth speaker is now shipping, a new product aimed at consumers with active lifestyles.
The speaker supports up to 18 hours of playtime, powered by its built-in 4000mAh battery that can also charge mobile devices. You can use the hands-free speakerphone and built-in noise-canceling microphone to answer calls. The Balance also has an anti-slip exterior and will survive accidental drops or spilled liquid.
The BRAVEN Balance is now available for $129.99 MSRP in six colors: Raven, Alpine, Raspberry, Electric, Sunset, and Periwinkle.
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Modular sound around the house made possible with Kien
With 195% of its funding goal reached in just one month, this audio product boasts impressive features such as 2.1 or 5.1 surround-sound audio, satellite speakers being able to operate singularly or as a group and a universal charging dock for all components. Even better, there is the ability to direct sound to whatever speaker you are near from a single device.
Complete with Dolby surround sound, $149 plus shipping will nab you the cheapest early bird package and this expands up to $899 plus shipping for the full 5.1 system ($500 off the eventual retail price).
As they are currently sitting at $97,279 raised, Kien has introduced stretch goals to get everyone a little more interested - the next one coming up is at $100,000 and will ensure three other colors are introduced as voted for buy the buyers. Further to this is the $200,000 stretch goal of extra inputs, followed by the $500,000 goal of a free power dock for every system.
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Polk Audio shows off Striker Pro Hitman Contract Edition headset
E3 2015 - Audio company Polk Audio has unveiled the debut of the Striker Pro Hitman Contract Edition, with the new product designed for the PC, Sony PlayStation 4, Microsoft Xbox One, Nintendo Wii U, laptops and smartphones.
The Striker Pro includes a mobile connect cable, dual-jack console controller connect cable, and a dual-jack, detachable, extra-long pro PC connect cable. Interested gamers will find the headset includes an omni-directional microphone for console and PC gaming, along with an in-line microphone for mobile use.
The Polk Audio Striker Pro Hitman Contract Edition Gaming Headset will be available starting in September for $129.
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V-MODA lets you customize your products while embracing 3D printing
Audio maker V-MODA is embracing innovation by spearheading a project for the world's first 3D printed personalized wearable technology. The company has introduced custom 3D printed shields using materials such as stainless steel, raw, plated and other precious materials - creating the "first time in history" that mass customization "merges jewel-grade 3D printing with consumer electronics."
Using the V-MODA website, consumers can customize their products by choosing a base color, 3D shield material of choice, and then the design and monogram of their product. As for precious metals, the following choices are available: sterling silver, solid 14k gold, 14k rose gold, 14k white gold, or platinum.
"3D printing has captured the imaginations of people, but this is the first application that can be worn every day on an award-winning product," said Val Kolton, CEO of V-MODA. "This technology ends the ubiquity of carbon copy, plastic consumer electronics and ushers in an era of bespoke designs and metals that transform products into handcrafted designer relics."
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Phiaton introduces BT 100 NC earphones, Bluetooth 4.0 audio product
Audio company Phiaton has launched the BT 100 NC earphones, a Bluetooth 4.0 headset that features active noise cancellation. The product is geared towards athletes with water- and sweat-resistance functionality for athletes, commuters and people enjoying the outdoors.
The BT 100 NC use an "around the neck" design with inline controls that allow wearers to manage music and calls. The earphones are available for $119.
"In today's market, there are few options that balance superior audio performance with the need for a durable headphone that can withstand the rigors of exercise and other daily activities," said James Baik, president of Phiaton. "The BT 100 NC is designed to fill this need and provide an all-around superb experience for users."
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German company Thonet & Vander launch Kürbis Bluetooth speaker in US
German audio company Thonet & Vander has launched the Kürbis Bluetooth speaker in the United States. The company prides itself on allowing for high quality sound with minimal audio distortions or other issues.
Made from high density acoustic absorber (HDAA) wood that helps prevent vibration and sound leakage, the Kürbis also includes the Antimagnetic Shield to block external interference. Using its own procedures after years of modification, Thonet & Vander thinks you'll enjoy better bass reflex that the company says helps great sound fidelity.
The Thonet & Vander Kürbis is available now in the United States with a $199 MSRP.
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PowerColor unveils their new Devil HDX PCIe-based sound card
Computex 2015 - In a surprising move, PowerColor unveiled their new PCIe-based sound card at Computex this year, the PowerColor Devil HDX.
The PowerColor Devil HDX is a PCIe-based sound card with 124dB SNR, 192KHz 24-bit sound, a 600ohms headphone amp, and features a swappable OP-AMP. We should expect the the Devil HDX to be pushed into the market in the next couple of months.


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Restoring Teddy Roosevelt's home
Sagamore Hill, a National Historic Site and Theodore Roosevelt's home in Oyster Bay, is being restored to its original state by the National Park Service. Roof repairs and the replacement of a ventilation shaft will keep the building closed to the public until next year. Videojournalist: Chuck Fadely (Aug. 7, 2013)
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##Manage -> Links
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##Search (Front-end)
- Can we not have a set of preferences for the search function that allows up to specify what should and shouldn't be searched? ie. Posts, Pages, Links, etc.?
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To achieve diversity in television, the networks should employ more minorities not only onscreen but also behind the camera and in executive positions. But the hiring of minorities should not come at the expense of other groups being pushed out of the industry. That was the consensus of a panel on diversity in television participating in the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' "Television's Challenges in Black, White and Multi-Color," a daylong forum held Saturday at ATAS' Leonard H. Goldenson Theatre in North Hollywood. During the discussion, moderator Charles Ogletree, professor of law at Harvard Law School, asked the panelists to envision the state of television diversity in the year 2015. "I believe that the most critical area where you can make a difference is in getting (minorities) into the executive ranks so that there is a presence ultimately around the writing table, in the casting process, in the overall promotion and marketing of the shows," Telemundo president and CEO James McNamara said. »
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NBC-owned Spanish-language network Telemundo is going all original in primetime next season. The network's entire primetime slate will consist of programs produced specifically for Telemundo and the U.S. Hispanic audience, Telemundo president and CEO James McNamara said Tuesday during a conference call with reporters in advance of Telemundo's upfront presentation to advertisers in New York. McNamara said that Telemundo and its parent company NBC have invested heavily during the past year in beefing up the network's production facilities in Miami, Mexico City and Bogota, Colombia. The increase in the volume of original telenovela programming has paid off in the form of higher primetime ratings during the past 12 months. »
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Limerick, Cliffs of Moher, Burren and Galway Bay Rail Tour from Dublin
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The tour then heads north to Bunratty Castle and Folk Village. After a lunch stop at the Doolin Pub (own expense), it's on to the majestic Cliffs of Moher on the wild Atlantic coast.
You'll then enter the unique lunar landscape of the Burren, rounding Black Head before heading along the shores of Galway Bay to Galway, where you will join the Dublin-bound train (dinner service available onboard), arriving at Dublin Heuston Station at 9:45pm.
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Beautiful, worth the visit, nice set of stops, only wish it were a little longer...
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Great day out of Dublin! We squished alot into one day because we had limited time but well worth the early rise and late night! Beaches, burrens, cliffs, castles, flowers, fairies....our tour guide Jonathon kept us intrigued and smiling the whole way. Great look at so many Irish landscapes and insight into history and folklore. Well done!


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Biology is one of the largest departments at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo with faculty expertise encompassing the disciplines of physiology, microbiology, molecular and population genetics, biostatistics, evolution, cell biology, botany, mycology, tropical forest ecology, conservation biology, marine ecology, and ichthyology. (About the Biology Department…)
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Congratulations to our UHH Biology Students on their Student Achievement
May 2016
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UH Hilo's newest Biology faculty member, Dr. Jolene Sutton, sequences rare Hawaiian crow's genome that will assist in conservation efforts
January 2016
"In collaboration with PacBio, scientists at San Diego Zoo Global and the University of Hawaii, Hilo have fully sequenced the genome of the 'Alalā, or Hawaiian crow and shared the results of this effort at the recent annual Plant and Animal Genomics XXIV Conference in San Diego. The 'Alalā was once reduced to a population of about 20 birds, and the sequencing of the species' genome will be important to track any genetic challenges that may occur due to the reduced genetic diversity now seen in the species." - Zoological Society of San Diego
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Dr. Sutton received her Ph.D. from the University of Otago in 2013. She then worked as a Postdoctoral Researcher at UH-Mānoa until joining the Biology Department at UH-Hilo in 2016. Her research area is Molecular and Conservation Genetics, with a specific focus on immunity genes.


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This paper uses state-level data from 1984-96 to examine how right-to-carry laws and waiting periods affect the felonious deaths of police. Some people oppose concealed weapons carry laws because they believe these laws jeopardize law enforcement officials, who risk their lives to protect the citizenry. This paper strongly rejects this contention. States that allowed law-abiding citizens to carry concealed weapons had a slightly higher likelihood of having a felonious police death and slightly higher police death rates prior to the law. After enactment of the right-to-carry laws, states exhibit a reduced likelihood of having a felonious police death rate and slightly lower rates of police deaths. States that implement waiting periods have slightly lower felonious police death rates both before and after the law. Allowing law-abiding citizens to carry concealed weapons does not endanger the lives of officers and may help reduce their risk of being killed. Copyright 2001 by the University of Chicago.
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The old balls will ring in the new year, returning in 2007. Jerry Sloan's 1,000th career coaching win came with a Jazz thrashing of the Mavs. The Suns' 11th straight win, was a 103-89 thumping of the Orlando Magic. And the Allen Iverson sweepstakes still don't have a winning ticket yet. So let's tip it off . . .
Suns rise, ball sets
How does the Suns' speedy style help them combat a big presence like Dwight Howard?
Orlando's got a tremendous interior defense. But the Suns negate that because they don't give you time to set up. So if they're coming down and firing quickly, they can take your major weapon away from you.
Howard was a non-factor because of fouls. We're going to see more big men in foul trouble against the Suns, right?
Yes, dictated by this fast-paced style. The big guys get tired and then reach. That means fouls. They need to be more active to help on D, but then they can get frustrated, because they're not setting up in the half court.
Bet you'd like to play on these Suns.
Any team with Steve Nash, you'd want to be on. It doesn't hurt that Amare Stoudemire (30 points, eight boards) is now healthy and Boris Diaw's rounding into shape -- they're a tough team to play against because the defense is better inside, getting you in a fast pace. New Jersey's a running team, but the Suns picked up pace so much in their game last week, so the Nets end up taking bad shots.
The Allen Iverson sweepstakes continue. What's one thing his new team should appreciate?
That he really cares about winning. And when you see him play in other situations besides the 76ers (where he's often been the only big scorer), he knows how to distribute.
Trading a superstar is a fascinating business, with the high stakes of a franchise's future riding on one big deal. We just might see it again with Kevin Garnett, and to some degree Paul Pierce.
What two words come to mind when you think of Jerry Sloan's halfcourt execution and control of the tempo?
Very annoying.
That's my view as an opponent. Most of his opportunities to run come off your mistakes. So every time, you become hesitant and afraid to make a mistake. His team's are a reflection of his personality -- tough, and they can wear you out with relentless energy.
He's the frontrunner for Coach of the Year. Sloan is selfless, not looking for extra pub. He never says, "my team", he says "We" -- those little things give a team tremendous confidence.
Admit it, you liked the new ball, didn't you?
It was a good ball. I shot around with it, but never played a game with it, or worked out hard with it. It's very soft and laid up on the rim nicely.
The NBA takes criticism that's unjustified -- that it doesn't listen. In the 30 years I've been around the league, the league has tried to do just that. They tried something to make the game better -- remember, several GMs and players were actively involved in the decision to go to the new ball.
Now they went back to the old ball. They tried something, it didn't work. There's an old saying, "if you don't make a mistake, you're not trying anything new." Going back to the leather ball was a good decision -- I don't know how many leagues would have done it.
ESPN analyst Kiki Vandeweghe, who was the Nuggets GM for five years until last spring, played 13 NBA seasons, averaging 19.7 ppg for four teams from 1981-1993.
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Sixers forward Kyle Korver hangs his head after the Blazers took an 81-79 win over the Iverson-less Sixers on Monday night. Philadelphia has its first eight-game losing streak since April 1997 -- Iverson's rookie season. The Sixers (5-15) have lost 15 of 17 and are tied with Charlotte for the worst record in the East.
Thorpe Speed: Highlights No-Show
You may never see a highlight of this play, as it did not result in a bucket or dunk, but follow this to get a glimpse of the kinds of things that happen in an NBA game on a nightly basis:
Deron Williams beats a show by Dirk Nowitzki on a ball screen, drives middle and makes a sweet no-look pass to Carlos Boozer. Boozer, challenged by a good shot-blocker in DeSagana Diop, loses the ball on his way up, sending the ball high into the air. Williams, on the baseline following his pass, jumps high to keep the ball away from Anthony Johnson, who otherwise would have an easy recovery, and bats the ball toward the free-throw line.
Boozer, Diop, and Devean George all make an effort to get a hand on the ball, but it ultimately goes to Andrei Kirilenko. AK-47 takes an immediate dribble toward the rim and Diop, who gets back into defensive position. Andrei bends his long 6-9 frame down to almost half his size and throws a perfect bounce pass, thru Diop's legs, to a waiting Jarron Collins under the basket.
As Collins goes up for the layup, Diop reacts quickly and blocks Collins point blank at the rim.
The entire play takes nine seconds and produces two missed shots, a good hustle play by four players, two terrific passes, and a blocked shot. And no points. Oh, and three verbalized "wow" calls by me as it happened. Highlights alone do not tell the NBA story.
SLOAN GOAL: Jerry Sloan got his 1,000th win the old-fashioned way, which is to say the Jerry Sloan way: the Jazz crushed the Mavs on the boards (42-26), played physical, in-your-face defense (Mavs shot 37.7 percent from the field, 15 percent from 3), and ran their offense to perfection (24 assists in 38 FGs). And I like Sloan starting Derek Fisher alongside Deron Williams.
YOU ARE CORRECT, SIR: Memo to NBA teams not located in Arizona: All of you want to play like Phoenix, at least some of the time. Small and quick with no concern for height and positions. But unless you can play a "big" with the talent, skills, and feel of Boris Diaw, you are just Dana Carvey to Phoenix' Johnny Carson. That is to say, an amusing imitation of the real thing. Diaw is in shape now, which is the biggest reason the Suns are rolling.
EIGHT WONDERS: I once heard Mike Fratello speak to over 400 elite players and coaches about the "eight ways to defend the pick and roll." The way the Knicks defended Boston's ball screens in the first half was not related to any of those eight strategies. One word can be used to describe their defense: nothing. The fans booed Stephon Marbury mostly, but it was the nothing provided by the bigs that was pathetic.
"BRING HOME MILK, EGGS": It's 93-90, Celtics, with 28.4 seconds left, Knicks' ball on a sideline inbounds. The Celts' huge halftime lead all but evaporated. So what is Danny Ainge doing just before the inbounds pass? Checking his Blackberry. Hmmmmm.
-- David Thorpe
Ron-Ron And Allen-Allen?
Some think it would turn the team's locker room into World War III. Some think it would make the team -- hands down -- the toughest crew pound-for-pound in the NBA. Joe Maloof thinks it would be a match made in heaven. Maloof, owner of the Sacramento Kings, told me today that he would have no fear whatsoever of putting the volatile Ron Artest and the volatile Allen Iverson together as teammates.
The Jazz Age
Sloan's Jazz own NBA's best record (16-5)
Winnings And Sloan
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Utah coach Jerry Sloan earned a lifetime achievement award, of sorts -- 1,000 wins. Now he might have the Coach of the Year award.
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Return From An Unhappy Exile
When the NBA switches back to the old ball Jan. 1, here's how many games each team will have left:
54: Sacramento Kings
53: Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, Cleveland Cavaliers, Denver Nuggets, Detroit Pistons, Philadelphia 76ers
52: Los Angeles Clippers, Miami Heat, New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets, Phoenix Suns, Washington Wizards
51: Charlotte Bobcats, Chicago Bulls, Dallas Mavericks, Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Lakers, Milwaukee Bucks, Minnesota Timberwolves, New Jersey Nets, San Antonio Spurs, Toronto Raptors, Utah Jazz
50: Golden State, Indiana Pacers, Memphis Grizzlies, Orlando Magic, Seattle SuperSonics
49: New York Knicks
-- Andrew Ayres
Titanic Sinking
Gabe (Monroe NY): Talk about chemistry, whats wrong with the Nets? (This is your opportunity to say you said so all along)
John Hollinger: I said so all along. Well, no, not exactly. I didn't think they'd be anything close to THIS bad, and I really don't have an explanation for it. Although they'll make history as the league's first 30-52 division champion.
Tone (chicago): I know Iverson is talented, but he dominates the ball way to much. Why would any team really want to give up alot for him? And why would denver want him, Melo would lose alot of touches.
John Hollinger: Iverson works best on a team that's short on scorers, because as you point out he'd take shots away from Melo. That's why he'd be so perfect with the Bulls, but they may want to wait for Garnett.
Joel (San Diego): Is it time for the pistons to start Dale Davis? There is a reason why Greg Popovich bench Nazr Mohammed in the playoffs last season.
John Hollinger: Actually, I've though Mohammed has played fairly well when he's been on the court and I dont' get why Flip has been so quick with the hook. It's not like Davis and McDyess are burning it up out there either.
Alex (CA): Ricky Davis, Mike James and the rookies are finally meshing in Minnesota, with the way they are playing do you think they keep it up?
John Hollinger: Here's the thing with Minny that noobody is talking about -- they're playing great defense. Dwane Casey isn't getting nearly enough due for this -- look at the talent on that team and tell me how it should be in the top five in Defensive Efficiency. While we're on the topic, can we get some All-Defense love for Trenton Hassell?
This Jefferson Still Movin' On Up
Tonight's blog entry comes from Madison Square Garden, where I informed Al Jefferson of the Celtics that he may have been the very reason why Allen Iverson is a Sixer rather than a Celtic.
Word spread around the NBA grapevine quickly Monday that the Celtics had told the 76ers they were not willing to part with the 21-year-old big man in an Iverson trade.
I related that rumor to Celtics president Danny Ainge and owner Wyc Grousbeck prior to Boston's 97-90 victory over the Knicks, and both responded with nervous laughs.
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