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That first November 2011 night, when it all fell together at the Green House, was nothing more complicated than four friends playing music, armed with something to drink and a curiosity about what might happen. They were the generation who has come of age in the new economy, already adept at shuffling jobs and get-bys, firmly acclimated to the diminished expectations that come with growing up somewhere the rest of the world assumes is nowhere. Which, in this case, is New Albany, Indiana.
Houndmouth, then, knew each other fromaround. Matt Myers and Zak Appleby had played in cover bands together for years, schooled in blues and classic rock and Motown, toughened by indifferent audiences and the clatter of empty bottles. Matt and Katie Toupin had worked as an acoustic duo for three years, when she wasn't on the road tending to a straight job. Katie and Shane Cody had gone to high school together, before Shane disappeared off to Chicago and New York to study audio engineering. In the beginning it was Shane and Matt who'd started knocking around at first, just drums and guitar, once Shane got home and free of a brief bluegrass flirtation.
The rest happened in a tumble, Zak and Katie switching from guitars to bass and keyboards, respectively. Four months later, their homemade EP in hand, Houndmouth made the pilgrimage to South By Southwest. Their booking agent convinced Rough Trade's Geoff Travis to come have a listen. Of such things are dreams made. Months of conversation and a proper studio later, their debut album, From the Hills Below the City, will be released by Rough Trade.
"We lucked out," Matt says. "We knew we were making good music. We knew we had something. But we didn't know it would escalate so quickly. Always the element of luck."
Before and after that bit of luck, Houndmouth have been on the road, building their audience. Working. Opening for the Drive-By Truckers, the Lumineers, the Alabama Shakes, Lucero, and Grace Potter and the Nocturnals. Headlining on their own. Turning heads.
"You know good art when you see it," says Newport Folk Festival booker Jay Sweet, an early adopter, "and you know good food when you taste it. Well, you also know good music when you hear it, and when I first heard Houndmouth it was like freshest tasting art I had heard in many moons. A true musical omnivore's delight."
"I'm going down where nobody knows me," they sing during the jaunty chorus of "On the Road." The opening track to From the Hills Below the City, which is more or less the relationship New Albany has to Louisville, across the river: "I had a job had to leave behind meI had to move to another city." A two and a half minute slightly bent pop confection, conscious of all kinds of music which went before. Self-conscious about nothing, not even the neo-rap cutting contest that snaps across one break. A blues for now, then.
The older heads are noticing, the ones who are hardest to convince. "Houndmouth is a great young band," testifies Patterson Hood of the Truckers. "They toured with us last month and brought it each and every night. They were extremely popular with our fanbase and our band. I look forward to hearing what they do next."
Rolling Stone's David Fricke joined the chorus of praise after seeing Houndmouth during SXSW '13: "They are all singers, leading with individual character and harmonizing in saloon-choir empathy. The music is earthy melancholy with a rude garage-rock streak."
Houndmouth's songs emerge with a loose-limbed swing, anchored by a sturdy rhythm and a cagey melodic sensibility. "Penitentiary," revived from Matt and Katie's acoustic days, is all dressed up as a rock anthem. It's dark, yet fun, with all those voices singing, "come on down to the Penitentiary/oh mama, the law came crashing down on me."
Matt sketches the origins of his song, which became their song. "I met a guy in Reno on a road trip before we started the band, and he was super down on his luck," he says. "We met him at a gas station, bumming money. He told me a few details that are probably in the song, but I made most of it up. I changed the setting to Texas, because it sounded authentic." And then he mentions that he was listening to Jimmie Rodgers at the time.
Hard-luck songs, to be sure, betraying a certain criminal bent. Not their stories, Katie is careful to note, but the world they've watched walk on by. "We grew up in Southern Indiana," she says. "It's not always the classiest place. So all that is not unfamiliar even if we haven't personally been through the darkest parts of it."
And yet, as she also says, "No matter how much anyone wants to write a completely fictional or narrative song, there's ALWAYS part of you in it. I think that it is important, even when writing narrative songs, that there is something real about them. That there is part of yourself in them." Houndmouth's truths, then, are emotional. For the most part.
"The dealers and the bootleggers/Got me hooked on freebasing/And I can't trust my government/So I looked into the other dimension," Katie sings, tough and innocent. "And now they got me doing bad things." "The song is a story," Katie says. "I didn't get hooked on freebasing. Yet there is part of me in itIt's also maybe about me wanting to escape, loosen my morals, not opening my heart to people."
So are the songs. Deeply emotional, that weird, powerful, essential thing the blues does that makes you feel better through the tears. Especially the songs which are deeply personal, like "Halfway to Hardinsburg" or "Palmyra." Or the sad, slurring loss of "Long as You're Home," on which they sing, "Who am I supposed to be?"
Themselves, of course.
Four musicians from New Albany, Indiana, across the river from Louisville. Where Will Oldham, Jim James, and Freakwater's Catherine Irwin live. A fecund place, and place
matters. Not a sound, not a scene, but a place. A real place. "There is a familiar element about My Morning Jacket that I can't really pinpoint," Katie says. "It's kinda like what I can't pinpoint about what Houndmouth is that we all sort of get. It just makes us feel at home."
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I Love a nice home in the Hampton's. This house was designed by Alexa Hampton and it is perfection!
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Romantic Tribeca Loft and Technical Difficulties
Happy Wednesday! I am having major technical difficulties and my computer is about to crash! I had this post saved for Friday...thank goodness...so I am using it for today. I am off to Seattle Wednesday and Thursday so I don't know when I will have time to get my computer fixed or time to get to a working computer so please enjoy this in the meantime!
Last Friday I featured one of Vogue's home profiles and I thought I would post another one this week.
This is the Tribeca apartment of fashion designer Erin Fetherston. The decor in her romantic loft was influenced by her years living in France.
When you walk off the elevator you enter right in the middle of the living room...
I love the dining room table and the Louis XVII chairs!
These chairs are interesting, they look like a mix of bergere and wing back chairs.
photographed by Claiborne Swanson Frank
You can read the whole article and see more of the apartment at Vogue.com.
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Lusting after Lucite
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After I posted this entryway the other day, I got some requests to search for lucite console tables under $2,000. I know that sounds like a lot but lucite is actually very expensive! Not to worry though, always looking for a deal, I found some options from $349 and up!
This is the $349 peekaboo console from CB2
This one is $1945 from Plexi-Craft
this King George Console is $2083 and is also from Plexi-Craft
this console is on sale for $1695 from Conran USA
this Greek Key Lucite console is $2020 from The Well Appointed House
If you are not sold on lucite consoles yet, here are some pictures of how they were used in different homes...
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via decor pad
via Aesthetic History
And last but not least, here is the CB2 peekaboo console as seen in Domino Magazine....
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Some Friday Eye Candy
I love looking at the home profiles on Vogue. One of my favorites is the sneak peak of Model Jessica Stam's New York apartment.
Right away I am loving the tufted sofa!
And these amazing hand carved Moroccan doors!!!!
These lamps are to die for! And you know how I feel about the boxwood balls!
This last picture just makes me happy!
I hope you have a wonderful weekend that leaves you time to chill out on a couch while paging through at a fab book! Looks like heaven to me!
all images via Vogue
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Mecox Gardens LA - Love at First Sight!
It was love at first sight the first time I walked up to Mecox and noticed that they have the same boxwood plants and planters that I have!
Mecox Gardens is a fabulous home store with 8 locations across the country. I love Mecox because they have a great mix of furniture and accessories in all different price ranges and different styles. There is really something for everyone.
On my most recent trip to Mecox in Los Angeles, the store was jam packed with all sorts of good finds!
They always have the best vignettes set up around the store! The amount of Christopher Spitzmiller lamps incorporated into the vignettes and placed around the store right now, were enough to send me over the edge!
Some of my favorite things I found were these bamboo benches...
This limed wood table with Spitzmiller lamp...
Blue leather chair...
Raffia dresser and chair...
Why not throw another Spitzmiller lamp in the mix? I LOVE this white crackle finish lamp! It is hard to see the crackle finish in this picture but it is fab in person...
Don't worry if there is not a Mecox location close to you! You can shop on their website and the amount of inventory online is ridiculous! Check it out!
Monday, May 16, 2011
Sweet Butter
Sweet Butter is a Cafe in Sherman Oaks. They are located next to InvenTORI which I blogged about the other day.
Seating area outside the front of the restaurant.
Inside they turned silver trays into blackboards with the days specials. Such a great idea!
You place your order inside and then find a table in one of the outdoor seating areas, where they will bring your order to you. While you are waiting there are plenty of great gifts, books and accessories to peruse.
Overall, I had a great experience at Sweet Butter. I took a chopped salad to go and they were accommodating and let me substitute chicken for the salami. My salad was fresh and the chicken was really good. I think it would be a great spot to get a morning coffee and/or breakfast. Also, a great place to run into if you need a quick gift.
Sweet Butter is in Sherman Oaks at 13824 Ventura Blvd.
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Tori Spelling's Store - InvenTORI
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I drive home from work down Ventura Blvd everyday from the Valley over to my neck of the woods, which is in between West Hollywood and Beverly Hills. While driving home one day, on the Valley side in Sherman Oaks, I looked over and saw the cutest new store. I was curious about the name being Inventori and not Inventory so I went home and googled it. To my pleasant surprise, the "tori" in Inventori is for Tori Spelling! How fun! I didn't know she decided to open a home/gift/lifestyle store!
It took me a couple of months but I finally stopped by after work on Wednesday night. There is a cute little courtyard that you walk through to enter the store.
The left side is full of cute baby gifts, bath products and candles with antique furniture interspersed.
I bought this Lafco Chamomile Lavender Candle and it smells fabulous. I had never heard of this brand. The candles are all named after different rooms in the house. Chamomile Lavender is Master Bedroom.
Love this vignette with vintage doors and the white marble dresser.
On the right side of the store there are more vintage and antique furniture finds and the style is a little more masculine.
REALLY cute pet gifts and accessories!
Gift wrapping station. It is $3.50 to have your gift wrapped. Not a bad price for this lovely selection of paper and ribbons!
This porcelain polka dot tray somehow made it into my bag as well. Love it!
They are working on a website but you can go check it out in person at this address...13826 Ventura Boulevard in Sherman Oaks. Looks like Tori is living out Donna Martin's dream in real life. Remember her store in 90210, "Now Wear This"? I had to!
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By Crystal McCullough | Monday, June 7, 2010
Lynda honored as 2010 Entrepreneur of the Year
On June 3, our founder Lynda Weinman was honored as 2010 Entrepreneur of the Year by the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara, an organization that provides scholarships to local students studying business or technology. Honorees are selected in the fields of business and technology with awards for excellence in leadership, service, entrepreneurship, and innovation. Here is Lynda's acceptance speech given at the awards event.
Thank you so much for this honor. While I know it is an individual honor, there is no possible way that I could have built lynda.com to the scale of today without the help of others. I want to first thank my husband/partner Bruce Heavin, who convinced me, much against my comfort zone, to increase the reach of lynda.com beyond my own books and classes and start a school. When I started the website it was just me, creating training mostly on graphics and web design topics. Today we have almost 300 instructors who contribute to our online library of classes, and there is no possible way that as an individual teacher, I could possibly cover the range of topics and software that they collectively have achieved.
There is a big group – over 20 of us from lynda.com – here to celebrate tonight, and I want to thank you all for being part of this vision and making lynda.com such a wonderful and collaborative place to work.
Today's world consists of digital immigrants and digital natives (terms coined by learning designer Marc Prensky). The natives are those who have been born to the computer age, and the immigrants are like me, who were in their 20s or older before the personal computer was even invented. When I first taught myself computer skills in 1980, there were no books or videos, only incomprehensible manuals written by engineers. I discovered that I had a freak talent to understand their almost indecipherable technobabble and figure out how to use software on my own. As I started to show off what I could do, others asked me how I did it, and that spawned my career as a computer skills teacher 30 years ago!
Today, lynda.com teaches computer skills to hundreds of thousands of members worldwide. We are in the age where a single teacher can build a business that has customers in every country and from every walk of life. The Internet has changed many things – it's changed the way we shop, the way we get information, the way we get entertainment, and the way we get education. lynda.com is part of this change. While most schools are experiencing record drop-out rates, diminishing budgets, and cuts in every direction, we have a growing and thriving membership of people who continually tell us that they love what we do, that they want to learn, and that they love to learn. They have the choice to learn when and what they want, from any location – and with our new free iPhone app, even on their phones! We are able to charge far less than a text book or a college class, and reach more people than most colleges in the world. Last year we had over 24 million visitors to our learning website.
It is an honor and a privilege to be running a successful business during the worst economic crisis of our lifetime, and we have gotten here because we have made something that people want and need, and it's our joy and passion to help them. We work incredibly hard to create close to 100 hours of videos every month on as many subjects as we can afford to publish. We are always pushing ourselves to be better and scaling very quickly, all of which is very stressful—and rewarding. I want to take a moment to pat myself and our team on the back with this award. Then I want to wake up tomorrow to make more great training and continue to push the bar upward.
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Lynda receives the 2009 Eastman Kodak Gold Medal Award from SMPTE
We are very proud that Lynda was honored last night by the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) with the 2009 Eastman Kodak Gold Medal Award. Lynda was honored for her "contribution to education of technologies and practitioners in the field of media production, in particular, as a pioneer in online education through creation of the website lynda.com which provides affordable, interactive training programs for film, television, sound, and web production."
The purpose of the award is to honor the recipient by recognizing outstanding contributions, which lead to new or unique educational programs utilizing motion pictures, television, high-speed and instrumentation photography or other photography sciences. The award recognizes developments in equipment, systems, or instructional applications, which result in advancing the educational process at any or all levels.
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The minimum temperature dropped to 3 degrees Celsius in the tricity on Sunday, making it the lowest this winter. The maximum was recorded at 9.3 degrees Celsius, 11 degrees below normal, while the minimum temperature was two degrees below normal.
Dharamsala, a popular hill station in Himachal Pradesh, is warmer than Chandigarh with maximum temperature at 17.8 degrees Celsius and minimum temperature at 4.4 degrees Celsius.
"The temperature on Sunday came down to 3 degrees Celsius and it is the lowest minimum temperature this winter season. The temperature is likely to remain stagnant for a few days and the weather will remain cloudy. Fog or mist would occur during night and morning hours. The maximum temperature on Monday will be around 14 degrees Celsius and minimum will be around 3 degree Celsius," said Surinder Paul, director, meteorological centre, Chandigarh.
"Cold wave conditions will occur in some parts of Haryana and Punjab during the next 48 hours. Dense fog (visibility less than 200 m) will occur at some places of Haryana and Punjab during the next 48 hours. Ground frost will occur at a few places in Haryana and at isolated places in Punjab during the next two nights. All these factors will primarily affect the temperature of the tricity," added Paul.
The city residents continued to feel the chill and the met department has predicted that the cold wave conditions will continue to prevail for the next few days.
All flights cancelled
All flights from the city airport were cancelled on Sunday and only one flight took off during the afternoon when the visibility was more than 200 m. The situation was almost similar at the Chandigarh railway station. Howrah Kalka was cancelled; Unchahar Express was late by 13 hours and Sadhbhavna Express reached late by three hours.


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Friday, November 8, 2013
Moxie Fab Thanks to Cath
Today is a Moxie Fab blog hoppin' kind of day!
Welcome!!! I'm hoping you made it here from
I'm so excited to be a small part of something
HUGE and AMAZING today!
Paper crafters from every place on the globe coming together for what is probably the most EPIC blog hop you've ever seen! I can't wait to take the time to visit all the Fabulous blogs and see everyone's talented contributions to Cath Edvalson herself. We truly will miss you and the Moxie Fab blog Cath! It won't be the same without you! I couldn't think of a more perfect sentiment for you than the one I used here on this card.
This about sums it up....
And in case you'd like to attempt a similar card or would like to at least have the word art I created for this....
here you go!
Now be sure to hop along and visit
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Shanna, this is so super cool!! Cath will love this! Thank you for providing the word art!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteShanna, love your card - so cool and apt! Thanks for the word art too - you are a gem. Hugs, D
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! This is just so uber fun! I loooove the word art that you created (and shared). What a completely unique way to make this card your very own. I love it! :)
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The new hydrostatic transmission combines hydraulic and pneumatic lines. This transmission has almost no friction or play, offering extreme precision for tasks such as threading a sewing needle. Latest News from Lifestyle News Desk
"The hybrid transmission makes it possible to halve the number of bulky hydraulic lines that a fully hydraulic system would require. Robotic limbs can now be made lighter and smaller," said John P Whitney, assistant professor of mechanical and industrial engineering at Northeastern University.
A robot joint normally would have two hydraulic cylinders, balanced against each other. But in this latest design, the researchers paired each water-filled cylinder with an air-filled cylinder instead.
The pneumatic cylinder serves as a constant force air-spring, providing the necessary preload force, allowing the joint to move in both directions with only half the number of bulky hydraulic lines.
"The transmission provides our robot with incredibly smooth and fast motion, while allowing life-like interaction with people and the handling of delicate objects," added co-author Jessica Hodgins, vice president at Disney Research and professor of robotics at Carnegie Mellon University.
"For now, the robot is remotely controlled by a human operator, but we would expect the same level of mechanical performance once the motions are automated," she added.
The researchers used the new transmission to build a simple humanoid robot with two arms, with stereo cameras mounted in the head, streaming their video signal to an operator wearing a head-mounted display.
The arms are coupled to an identical control figure, hidden behind a wall to enable the robot to be used for human-robot interaction research."This technology enabled us to build robot arms that are light, fast, and dexterous," Whitney noted.
They have an incredible life-like nature, offering a combination of small mass, high speed, and precise motion not seen before.Robots using this technology are ideally suited for naturally compliant and life-like interaction with people.
The team will report on the new technology at the "IEEE Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) 2016" in Stockholm, Sweden, on May 17.


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Logitech debuts Type+ Keyboard for iPad Air
Logitech has debuted its new Type+ keyboard case ($100) for iPad Air. Featuring an improved Bluetooth keyboard, Type+ provides a laptop-style typing experience and layout for iPad Air users while providing thin two-sided protection. The new keyboard design optimizes the distance between the keys and includes a dedicated row of iOS shortcut keys for quick access to iOS specific functions. The keyboard also automatically turns on and wakes your iPad when you open it, and puts your iPad to sleep and turns off when closed to preserve battery power. The Logitech Type+ will be available in black and red-orange starting this month.
Logitech debuts Harmony Living Home line
Logitech has announced a new series of home automation products, the Harmony Living Home line. The products include the Logitech Harmony Ultimate Home remote ($350), which features a 2.4" color touchscreen and can control up to 15 compatible home entertainment devices. A button-only remote, the Logitech Harmony Home Control ($150) controls up to 8 home entertainment devices. The hardware looks to be very similar to last year's Harmony Ultimate Universal Remote Control and Harmony Smart Control, but with new functionality.
Both of those remotes come with the Harmony Home Hub ($99), which can also be purchased separately. The hub uses RF, IR, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi to relay commands from the remotes or the Harmony Mobile iOS app to selected home devices. Also included in the line is the Harmony Hub Extender ($130), which can control other devices such as locks, lights, garage doors, and sensors through ZigBee or Z-Wave. The Extender should hit the market in December, but the rest of the lineup should arrive sometime this month.
Microsoft unveils iOS-compatible Universal Mobile Keyboard
Microsoft has announced the Universal Mobile Keyboard, a new Bluetooth keyboard designed to work specifically with iOS devices, as well as Windows and Android devices. The new keyboard incorporates a switch to choose the appropriate device mode and dedicated iOS keys such as CMD in their proper locations. The Universal Mobile Keyboard is also notably a Made-for-iPhone/iPad/iPod touch product, and is designed to be very portable and quick and easy to set up on the go. It is expected to sell for $80 and become available for purchase in October. [via 9to5Mac]
Video Review: Logitech Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard K480
Our newest video review takes a look at Logitech's new Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard K480 (reviewed here). The keyboard can switch between multiple iOS devices using Bluetooth, and a built-in stand holds the devices, as well. Be sure to check out our past video reviews, including last week's Grace Digital Ecostone and iHome iBN6 waterproof Bluetooth speakers.
Philips debuts first Lightning connector headphones, Fidelio M2L
Philips has debuted the first Lightning connector headphones, Fidelio M2L. According to Pocket-lint, Philips claims the headphones can deliver high-quality 24-bit audio using built-in DAC and amplification. The Fidelio M2L headphones use two 40mm speaker drivers and are said to offer noise isolated audio with dynamic bass. Philips' Fidelio M2L will be available in December for €250 (about $323).
Video Review: Waterproof Grace Digital Ecostone and iHome iBN6 speakers
Our latest video review takes a look at two new waterproof Bluetooth speakers — Grace Digital's Ecostone Bluetooth Speaker (reviewed here) and iHome's iBN6 Waterproof Speaker (reviewed here). We'll highlight some of the differences between these two similar speakers, which both earned the same iLounge rating. Check out our previous video reviews for Parrot's Minidrones and Otterbox's Agility Tablet System, as well.
Withings unveils Home video monitor
Withings has announced Home ($220), an HD camera with environmental sensors, designed for video and audio monitoring. The camera offers HD video up to 1080p with zoom, and two digital microphones allow for two-way talk. Users can receive notifications based on events such as movement or crying. Each time an event is detected, Home takes a photo and a video, and stores it for two days. The clips can be downloaded and kept free of charge, and additional cloud recording plans will also be available.
Home also monitors indoor air quality, temperature, and humidity in a house. A Bluetooth Smart ready device, Home is compatible with 2.4GHz b/g/n Wi-Fi networks. Withings offers a free Home Monitor app to use with the Home camera, which is compatible with Apple's HomeKit and IFTTT. No release date has been announced yet.
Orbotix launches Ollie by Sphero
Orbotix has officially launched Ollie ($100), the new app-controlled toy by Sphero. First seen at CES 2014 as Sphero 2B — the two-wheeled robot earned an iLounge Best of Show award — Ollie can travel up to 14 mph and get up to one hour of play on a full three-hour USB charge. Ollie is controlled using an app and connects to an iPhone or iPad via Bluetooth Smart, boasting a range of 30 meters (98 feet). The toy's polycarbonate body features a built-in LED glow.
Ollie is customizable, with a variety of tires and hubs to be available for purchase — the toy comes with one set of tires and hubs. Shipments of Ollie will begin arriving on September 15, according to the company website. A limited black edition, Darkside Ollie ($150), comes with extra tires and hubs and will hit the market on November 1.
Harman Kardon debuts Infinity One, Esquire Mini, Soho Wireless + JBL Charge 2
Harman Kardon introduced its fall lineup today, including its new premium portable Bluetooth speaker, Infinity One ($300). Infinity One has passive radiators which claim to make the small speaker sound like a much larger system. The water-resistant speaker also includes a 5V 2.1A output for charging. Now available for preorder, Harman Kardon expects Infinity One to ship on November 9.
Additionally, Harman Kardon's Bluetooth-equipped Esquire Mini ($150) is a smaller, more rectangular version of its Esquire (reviewed here). The new Soho Wireless headphones are a Bluetooth update of its Soho headphones (reviewed here), and JBL Charge 2 is an update of JBL Charge (reviewed here). While JBL Charge 2 is in stock and ready to ship, Esquire Mini is expected to ship on September 18, and Soho Wireless is listed as coming soon.
Bowers & Wilkins debuts new P5, C5 Series 2 headphones
Bowers & Wilkins has debuted its new P5 Series 2 ($300) on-ear headphones and C5 Series 2 ($180) earphones. The new P5 headphones are said to combine the former P5's portable form factor with the power and sonic approach of the company's P7 headphones (reviewed here). Featuring new drivers, and new internal components, the P5 Series 2 still sport high-end materials such as leather ear cup covers and a metal headband frame.
Elgato debuts Eve home sensor product line
Elgato has debuted its new Eve line of home sensor products at the IFA Trade Show in Berlin. The line of sensors — six are shown on Elgato's website — will gather data on air quality, temperature, humidity, air pressure, and energy and water consumption in a home. Users will be able to access all the data in Elgato's free upcoming Eve app. The company says it will "announce and make available solutions" based on Apple's HomeKit once iOS 8 becomes available. Pricing and availability for the Eve line is expected to be announced soon.
Elgato also introduced its Avea ($50) smart LED bulb, which can create dynamic mood lighting and scenes through an iOS app. The bulb, which uses Bluetooth Smart, is designed to be bought individually rather than in packs, and doesn't require a hub like Philips' Hue system. Additionally, Elgato's new Smart Power ($100) is a 6000 mAh, 2.4A battery that can send a notification to an iPhone or iPad when it's time to recharge.
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Amazon introduces Local Register Secure Card Reader
Amazon has introduced its Local Register Secure Card Reader ($10), a mobile credit card reader to rival products from Square and PayPal. The iPhone and iPad-compatible card reader offers a 2.5 percent rate for swiped transactions — lower than Square and PayPal. Additionally, customers who sign up by October 31 will only pay 1.75 percent per swipe until 2016. Though the card reader costs $10, for a limited time, Amazon will credit the first $10 in processing fees for customers who create an Amazon Payments account and sign up to use the reader.
Skylanders Trap Team coming to iPad with portal, controller
Activision has announced the Skylanders Trap Team Starter Pack for iPad ($75). The newest video game in the popular Skylanders series features a special tablet edition that includes a wireless portal and wireless game controller, in addition to game figurines. For those unaware of the Skylanders series, the game uses real-life figurines that can be controlled within gameplay by use of an NFC-enabled portal; the iPad edition will use a Bluetooth LE portal and Bluetooth LE controller. Third-party controllers are said to work as a secondary controller in multiplayer mode. The pack will be released on October 5. [via FamilyGamerTV]
Apple adds 'Beats by Dr. Dre' section to online store
Apple has added a new Beats by Dr. Dre section to its online store. The new section, which links to Beats headphones, speakers, and accessories, can be found in the accessories section of Apple's online store. It's interesting that Apple has gone with the "Beats by Dr. Dre" name, as opposed to "Beats by Dre" or just "Beats."
The online store includes some lesser-known products, including the all-white Beats by Dr. Dre Studio x Snarkitecture Headphones ($600), which were used in Apple promo images after the acquisition was announced. These special edition Studio headphones come with a "signature pillow" that is "cast from cultured marble." [via 9to5Mac]
Magellan intros Echo Fit sports smart watch
Magellan has introduced Echo Fit, an iOS-compatible sports smart watch. It comes in two models — the base Echo Fit ($150) and Echo Fit with Heart Rate Monitor ($200), which includes a Bluetooth Smart heart rate monitor. The ruggedized, water-resistant watch is an upgraded version of its Echo smart watch, adding activity and sleep tracking. Echo Fit tracks steps, distance, calories, and hours slept, wirelessly uploading data to the Magellan Active app. A number of popular sports apps are also compatible with Echo Fit.
Echo Fit also uses Bluetooth Smart to stream app data from an iPhone to the watch; the watch can also act as a remote control for app functions and music controls. Tapping the screen "turns the page" to reveal more data screens. Magellan's Echo Fit uses a 1" high-resolution display with a backlight. It has a coin-cell battery that is said to last 4-8 months "with typical usage." Echo Fit comes in four colors — black, pink, gray, and blue — and is expected to launch in September.
Apple posts official Beats welcome announcement
Apple has officially welcomed Beats to the Apple family, commemorating the finalization of its $3 billion acquisition initiated earlier this year. Noting that "[m]usic has always held a special place in our hearts," the announcement includes a link back to beatsbydre.com, where a similar announcement can be found from Beats perspective, describing Beats as a new "instrument" joining Apple's legacy of music-enabling products. Notes on Beats' customer service page indicate that all inquiries related to sales and order info should now be directed to Apple, and that all online purchasing for Beats products will now go through the Apple Store.
Square announces new Reader for chip cards
Square has announced Square Reader for chip cards, a new credit card reader built to handle EMV chip cards—credit cards equipped with microchips, as already found in many countries around the world. The major U.S. credit card companies have planned to implement a fraud liability shift in October 2015, which will transfer liability for some fraudulent transactions away from merchants using EMV reader technology, and Square is looking to stay ahead of the curve. It appears as if the new Square reader will increase in size from the current model. The new reader will work with both chip and magnetic stripe cards, and use a Micro-USB port for charging. No release date or price information has been announced as of yet.
Adobe intros Ink and Slide iPad accessories, new apps
Adobe officially introduced its Ink and Slide accessories for iPad today — the accessories were previously announced as the Project Mighty cloud pen and Napoleon ruler. Ink is a three-sided aluminum stylus that uses Adonit's Pixelpoint technology, which was also seen in today's earlier announcement of the considerably less expensive Adonit Jot Touch with Pixelpoint. Adobe Slide is a digital ruler for precision sketching on iPad. The Ink and Slide accessories come together in a $200 package, and the set should be available today.
In addition to Ink and Slide, Adobe also introduced two new apps today — Adobe Lightroom for iPhone and Adobe Photoshop Mix for iPad. The former is an iPhone version of Adobe's photo editing and organization program, and requires both Lightroom 5 and a Creative Cloud plan. Photoshop Mix is a new mobile editing program based on Adobe's popular Photoshop. Both apps are free to download.
Adonit releases Jot Touch with Pixelpoint stylus
Adonit has released its newest stylus, the Jot Touch with Pixelpoint ($120). Pixelpoint is a 3.18 mm fine point tip designed to improve precision and accuracy. The new stylus comes with programmable shortcut buttons and the ability to connect to Adobe Creative Cloud. It also offers 2,048 levels of pressure sensitivity and palm rejection when connected to a Bluetooth 4.0-equipped device.
Jot Touch charges using USB, with Adonit claiming about 11 hours of battery life for continuous use, and a month while in sleep mode. It takes about 90 minutes to charge the accessory. Jot Touch with Pixelpoint comes in black or white and is available now.


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Here's an interesting article founder Ben Kyriagis ran across from a similar group in South Carolina. I encourage members to visit the site and see where we might be in a few years. Reprinted here with permission.
Here's an interesting article founder Ben Kyriagis ran across from a similar group in South Carolina. I encourage members to visit the site and see where we might be in a few years. Reprinted here with permission.
Majority of Small Businesses Not Affected by Rule, Want End to Tax Cuts for Highest Incomes
Washington, DC – Today, the American Sustainable Business Council (ASBC), Business for Shared Prosperity (BSP) and Main Street Alliance (MSA) called on the Senate to legislate a "Buffett Rule" by passing the Paying a Fair Share Act (S. 2059), assuring that households with incomes above $1 million don't pay lower tax rates than middle-income taxpayers.
In a letter delivered to Senators, nine business organizations disputed claims that a Buffett Rule would negatively affect small businesses owners, the vast majority of whom are middle-class Americans with incomes under the rule's $1 million threshold. Only 1 percent of the 34 million households reporting any business income on their tax returns earn more than $1 million annually, according to data from the non-partisan Tax Policy Center.
"I could have all the South Carolina small business owners making more than $1 million a year over for a backyard barbecue and have plenty of room left over," said Frank Knapp, president of the South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce and vice chair of ASBC. "It's time for the real millionaires club – CEOs of big corporations, hedge fund managers and corporate lobbyists – to pay their fair share."
"When politicians who stand against a Buffett Rule for millionaires wring their hands about how it will impact small businesses, let's be clear: that's small business identity theft," said Benjamin Markeson, owner of Three Star Flea Market in Apopka, Florida, and a leader with MSA. "They're stealing the good name of small business owners like me, who believe millionaires aren't paying their fair share of taxes, and using us as a human shield to protect the richest one percent from pitching in."
The letter also cited national, independent polling data showing that 57 percent of small business owners support the tax increase included in the Buffett Rule. The scientific poll revealed that only one of the 500 small business owners surveyed reported an income above $1 million.
"Those who benefit most from our national expenditures on infrastructure, education and law enforcement need to pay their fair share," said Lew Prince, owner of Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis, Missouri, and a BSP leader. "I've been in business 33 years, and I'm appalled that my customers, who worry about scraping up enough to pay for their next tank of gas and groceries, pay higher tax rates than some oil and food executives. The Buffett Rule is the right step in bringing more fairness to the tax system and supporting the public investments and job creation we need for a healthy economy."
Business leaders have been pushing Congress to restore higher tax rates for high-income Americans since 2010. ASBC, BSP and MSA have signed a petition with hundreds of small business owners to let the high-end tax cuts from the George W. Bush presidency expire at the end of 2012. BSP also released a 2011 report detailing the business benefits of fair income taxes and setting the record straight about the impact of top-rate tax cuts on small businesses.
The Senate is scheduled to vote on the Paying a Fair Share Act, introduced by Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), on April 16. Following the delivery of the business leaders' letter, Sen. Whitehouse said small business owners "work hard every day, play by the rules, and pay their fair share in taxes. It's not right for ultra-high income earners to play by different rules and pay lower tax rates, and I'm committed to correcting this inequity."
The American Sustainable Business Council is a growing coalition of business networks representing over 100,000 companies and 200,000 business leaders. ASBC advocates for public policies that meet the realities of the 21st century global economy. www.asbcouncil.org. (SBM IS A MEMBER)
Business for Shared Prosperity is a network of forward thinking business owners, executives and investors. BSP has organized petitions for positive corporate tax reform and for ending top-rate tax cuts, and produced related reports. BSP is a member of the American Sustainable Business Council. www.businessforsharedprosperity.org
The Main Street Alliance is a national network of state-based small business coalitions. MSA creates opportunities for small business owners to speak for themselves on issues that impact their businesses and local economies. www.mainstreetalliance.org
Some of you may have viewed the Employee or Contractor Webinar and you will be happy to know that this and other Webinars are now online at the IRS!
The IRS Video portal contains video and audio presentations on topics of interest to small businesses, individuals and tax professionals. If you were unable to attend a webinar when it was broadcast live, you can watch a recorded version of the IRS webinar by going to www.irsvideos.gov Click on the tab for Small Businesses.


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Situated in one of the most scenic areas on the Oregon coast, Sunset Bay State Park features beautiful sandy beaches protected by towering sea cliffs. Only a short walk from the beach, the campground has sites for tent camping and RV's, as well as cozy and comfortable yurts. Day-use and picnic facilities are located along the bay to allow easy access for beachcombing, fishing, swimming, and boating.
A network of hiking trails connects Sunset Bay with nearby Shore Acres and Cape Arago State Parks. Hiking these trails will give you a chance to experience pristine coastal forests, seasonal wildflowers and spectacular ocean vistas from atop the rugged cliffs and headlands. From points along the trail, you'll be treated to views of Gregory Point and the Cape Arago lighthouse.
A public golf course is located next to the park and the nearby fishing village of Charleston provides opportunities for crabbing, clamming and fishing.
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In an event that is sure to embarrass Eritrea's long-time ruler,
two pilots of that country's armed forces fled the country
on Tuesday, flying in none other than the presidential jet.
According to Jazan News, on Tuesday the air force captains
flew the aircraft at low altitude across the Red Sea towards
Saudi airspace, and were met by two Saudi F-15 fighter jets
before landing
at a regional airport in the Southwestern city of
The two pilots have been tentatively identified as Yonas Woldeab
and Mekonnen Debesai -- a witness at that airport reported
seeing two men disembark from the aircraft, and multiple
sources report they've
sought political asylum from Saudi authorities.
According to Radio France Internationale, the two individuals are
not just any "ordinary" military officers, as they worked
directly for President Afewerki and were involved in secret
missions to Somalia, including ferrying equipment for the
Islamist al-Shabaab militia. The U.S. has in the last few
years turned its attention onto Eritrea due to its
government's alleged support of al-Shabab,
which is categorized as a terrorist organization and is
recognized as the Somalia branch of al-Qaeda.
The latter claim by RFI seems further corroborated by
Eritrea's dispatching of a high ranking military officer,
General Tekle Habteselassié, on an "urgent" mission to
Riyadh. A blogger familiar with events claims the aircraft
in question is an Israeli-built IAI Astra 1125, a
twin-engined VIP jet transport, and the
only such aircraft currently known to be operated by
This latest embarrassment comes on the heels of additional
high profile defections -- in August, the athlete selected
to carry Eritrea's flag during the opening ceremony of the
2012 Olympic Games sought asylum along with three other
athletes. In 2011, thirteen players from the country's
national soccer team defected while at a tournament in
Eritrea has long been criticized for its poor human rights
record, along with the worst ranking for press freedom in
the world. The country's president, Isaias
Afewerki, has held that position since
1993, and has been described
as "unhinged," "cruel and defiant."


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Robert Donat stars as Dr. Andrew Manson in this adaptation of A.J. Cronin's best-selling novel. Manson devotes himself to treating the residents of a poverty-stricken Welsh mining community. Tuberculosis runs rampant in the village, and Manson is determined to help stem its tide and bring good health back to people who desperately need it. Through a series of unforeseen circumstances, Manson eventually leaves the community and begins working out of London, where he looks after wealthy hypochondriacs who don't really need his services but are willing to pay from them. While Manson gains money and prestige, he has turned his back on his friends, his wife (Rosalind Russell), and the people who need him most in the process. To give the film a more realistic "English" atmosphere, MGM shot The Citadel at their British studios, although they did import an American director (King Vidor) and leading lady (Russell) for the occasion. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Cast & Crew
- Robert Donat - Andrew Manson
- Rosalind Russell - Christine Manson
- Ralph Richardson - Dr.Denny
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Subway and Tunnel Lights in Collection
The luminaires I have are displayed below in the order in which I received them.
For easier viewing, I've linked their names to a description.
3x 8 W MCF
This subway light is popular thanks to its compact size and relative vandal resistance although I am not sure if any are, or have ever been used in the Derby area in large numbers as subways themselves are not that common here.
This fitting is the opposite of the above size-wise; but is probably still a good vandal-resistant design. Being such a large fitting, I would think that it is probably intended to be used in wide road tunnels as opposed to pedestrian subways. I have not seen this type of fitting in use before - so I wonder why it was ordered in the first place!
2x 20 W MCF
For many years, this robust 1970s fitting remained unused in a switch room in Derby City Centre until a length of flex and a plug were wired in to allow the fitting to be used as a 'lead light' in the switch room. The fittings were frequently used in public toilets around the city and so it is likely that this one was destined for this type of use as well, but was never required as things turned out.
Thanks to Mick Haruk of Derby's street lighting team for getting hold of this 'Real'-ly rare fitting! This and several other D3748s were located underneath the bridge supporting St Alkmunds Way in Derby City Centre - see here for photographs, including a photograph taken from where this particular fitting was removed. The fittings probably date from the time that the bridge was constructed - the late 1960s. It appears that they were only used for a brief period - they had almost certainly been disconnected for around thirty years.
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Prediction of deterioration of mild cognitive impairment with CT and SPECT
Tomasz Gabryelewicz, Agnieszka Pawłowska-Detko, Jolanta Miśko, Jarosław B. Ćwikła, Anna Pfeffer, Anna Barczak, Bogusław Wasiak, Elżbieta Łuczywek, Leszek Królicki, Jerzy Walecki, Maria Barcikowska
Med Sci Monit 2007; 13(1): 31-37
Published: 2007-05-18
Background: Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is a condition referring to persons with significant memory impairment, often accompanied by functional deficits in the attention, language, visuospatial, and psychomotor domains, who do not fulfill the criteria for dementia. Individuals with MCI are at an increased risk of developing dementia. The objective of this study was to examine baseline differences between MCI subjects who did or did not deteriorate at follow-up on measures of cognition and neuroimaging.
Material and Methods: MCI individuals (n=105) enrolled in a longitudinal study at the Alzheimer's Day Clinic in Warsaw received annual clinical and psychometric examinations for up to a mean of three years. At baseline, all patients received temporal lobe-oriented CT and 99mTc HMPAO SPECT. The diagnosis of MCI according to Mayo Clinic Petersen's Criteria was conducted by a panel of specialists and neuropsychological testing was completed on all subjects.
Results: After three years of follow-up, 42 subjects remained stable or had improved (8) and 63 had progressive cognitive disturbances, including 23 who converted to dementia. Compared with stable MCI patients, decliners have significantly higher radial width of the temporal horn bilaterally and width of the lateral part of the transverse fissure on the right, dilated third ventricle, and smaller oblique thickness of the anterior part of the hippocampal formation bilaterally at the baseline. No significant differences in SPECT perfusion were found between the two groups.
Conclusions: The proposed linear measurements of atrophy in CT may constitute a predictor for those MCI patients who are more likely to deteriorate.
Keywords: Dementia - physiopathology, Tomography, Emission-Computed, Single-Photon, Risk Factors, Prognosis, Predictive Value of Tests, Neuropsychological Tests, Middle Aged, Longitudinal Studies, Humans, Female, Disease Progression, Aged, Cognition Disorders - physiopathology, Tomography, X-Ray Computed


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Today I microwaved dry porridge oats...
(26 Posts)And almost set the house on fire! Thank god i threw in some dried fruit which burnt first/added moisture meaning that the oats were only blackened! Anyone fancy sharing their examples of pregnancy idiocy baby brain to make me feel better?
I put the butter in the micro last week instead of the fridge and got the kids up for school on Saturday morning. Glad they are old enough to know what day it is even if I have forgotten
i was about to come on and say woo i had porridge for the first time today... but i notice you didnt really benefit from it. if its any consolation i put way too much milk in.
I went to asda in my slippers.
I also left the car running with the keys in whilst doing a weekly shop. I can't believe it was still there when I got back.
I set fire to the front of my dressing gown whilst making pancakes as i forgot how big my bump was. Last pg i managed to burn my bump on the iron for the same reason!
I bought a book last week. The affair by Lee Child.
I have already read it fgs.
I sent payment in for my son's guitar lesson: neatly labelled envelope, bill enclosed do they knew who it was for, and no cheque
Haha, I'm fairly sure DP is considering chaperoning me at all times! Bloody hell blacktea you're a danger to yourself hand over all domestic duties immediately!
Can you imagine the phone call to the insurance company wotsits? "yes asda, about 1 hour. no the keys were in it. But in my defence..."
Thankfully ds is here now and can use appliances safely again! Nt sure I should have another though, I am clearly a liability when pg.
YES!! Thank you wotsits!! I left my keys in the ignition of my car while I was in hospital for over 2 hours last week!!! I was wandering out rooting in my handbag for them, and had a panic when I thought if lost them... To feel relief to find them still in the ignition!
Did not tell DP. And never will!!
I've left them in my front door before now... All day long while I was sleeping off a night shift. I live on a main road and the house/car keys were sat in the keyhole outside all day with my car parked in front!!! I have no defence... I wasn't even pregnant then! It was a shitter of a shift though...!
I put a large block og cheese in the kitchen cupboard - when I couldn't find it in the fridge I accused the kids, 3 and 7, of secretly eating it
Not this pregnancy, but last time, I was moaning to DP that there was hardly any meat on the ready cooked chicken I was carving. Turns out I had it upside down....
I decided to bake bread and left the dough in the airing cupboard for 30 mins to rise. Forgot about it and discovered it there 2 days later. It had definitely risen.
Went to Sainsburys and paid for £40 of shopping. Packed it neatly in bags and then left... without my shopping. Didn't realise until I went to the fridge to get out something I'd bought.
And twice have got into the shower still wearing knickers or socks.
I didn't used to believe in the baby brain thing; I thought it was just an excuse for a bit of stupidity, but I now realise it's a serious condition affecting women everywhere and there should be state-based support available!
Ah feeling much better! Before I'd even POAS I tried to prick a baked potato with a soup spoon. I poked, didn't work, looked at spoon, tried again x 5! When I realised I quickly looked round but luckily no-one noticed!
I also cut people up now (in the car), look left - car coming, pull out, apologise to angry motorist who has just performed an emergency stop!
May need to hibernate for next 3 months!
Left the hair straighteners on, then gone out for 4 hours - without straightening my hair
Forgotten to Pay and Display in a Council car park (so no ignoring the invoice)
Left one bag (of four) of shopping at the till, went back later and Nice Customer Services Lady had kept it for me
Pregnancy turns me into a complete twat
I've stuck bananas, porridge oats and peanut butter in a container and blitzed with a stick blender to make a smoothy. Would probably have been less messy had I remembered to add the milk.
I wasn't even pregnant, just shattered, so don't have that to blame.
I left the back door of my car wide open all night. My daughter's bike and my handbag were in the car (luckily still there in the morning). It pissed it down overnight and the seats got soaked.
Not the same as these but I was in bed last night fuming for several hours that the drawers that I chose for the baby's bedroom weren't right and how could DH have carried on putting them up without checking with me first, worked myself up into a right stew and ended up waking DH up by screaming my rage into my pillow at 3 in the morning. I then decided I needed a cuddle and managed to headbutt him on the nose then cry into his chest. Poor DH was completely mystified, calmed me down and reminded me that they are just drawers and not worth breaking his nose over DH is a star but will be very relived when I am no longer pg!
took my husband out for lunch spontaneously having forgotten i had booked an Asia shop.
good news: our lovely childminder signed for and unpacked it all
bad news: it was the shop with all my last minute labour essentials like ginormous sanitary towels and industrial strength laxatives.
*Asda shop
Poured boiling water onto my hand instead of into my hot water bottle <ouch>
I brushed my teeth with handwash!
Then phoned nhs 24 in a panic in case I could have harmed baby!
I've left to front door on the latch while out at work all day 3 times now. Luckily DH has only descovered about the 'one' time I did it!
I have also left the gas hob on low all day.
I left my keys in the house on one of the days I remember not to leave the door on the latch, didn't notice till I got home with my toddler at her bed time and it cost DH £15 to send his keys to me in a taxi from his work.
I also unbalanced myself and fell into DD's stupid ikea egg chair yesterday, much to the ammusment of DH as I fitted perfectly and the large bump completed the egg shape!
I also keep forgetting not to eat cake!
LOVE LOVE LOVE this thread!
maebyfunke - I did pretty much the same last pregnancy, put the cheese in the 'man drawer' and then accused DH of forgetting to buy any. Found it a fortnight later. DH teased me for weeks. In fact, if I lose anything he still tells me to check in the man drawer!
Have also left the car keys in the fridge then turned the house upside down looking for them, tried to unlock the car by pointing my mobile at it, and also sobbed hysterically that there were no clean tea towels left and if I went into labour then no-one would be able to dry up... In my defence, I did go into labour about 3 hours later. And then whether or not the washing up was done was the last thing on my mind
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To do this pattern begin with dots spaced evenly. At every other dot place a diamond shape. The diamond shape could have straight sides but I think it looks best with concave sides (curved inwards). At the remaining dots draw small figure 8s. Start connecting the dots at the middle of the diamonds with the dots at the 8s with curved lines. As you make these connections you will notice that you are actually drawing large figure 8s. As you are drawing these you will also be making an 'X' in the middle of the diamond. Finally, draw curved lines that begin with the ends of the X on the diamond. - This takes much longer to explain than to actually draw!


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Medical debt is damaging the credit of around 43 million people, according to the latest figures available. You would expect damaged credit from medical bills to be a problem for the uninsured. But the untold story here is that people with insurance get their credit trashed both because of billing mix-ups and high debt-to-income ratios.
Read more: 5 ways to afford dental care when you're on a fixed income
If bad medical debt is harming you, consider the following options:
1. Know what bad marks are in your credit file
You can't talk about medical debt without first knowing what's in your credit report. You can learn what's contained in your file for free by going to AnnualCreditReport.com.
Errors on credit reports are common. Maybe your credit file is "married" to somebody else's who has a same or similar name, or maybe there's a false lien supposedly filed against you. It could be anything; those are just two of the most common examples.
When there's something wrong on your credit file, you need to file a dispute with both the credit issuer and the credit bureau simultaneously. Send all of your documents by certified mail, return receipt requested, which means you have to use the manual form, not the automated system.
If the problem is not fixed, re-dispute it with the bureau. If that fails, you must sue both the credit issuer and the credit bureau in small claims court. Most of the time, both parties will cave before the court date and remove the black mark from your report.
Should all of this fail to get the job done, there's a new cop on the beat overseeing the credit reporting industry. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is now accepting complaints if you've been put on ignore by Experian, Equifax and TransUnion over errors on your credit report. Make a visit to ConsumerFinance.gov/Complaint your last resort; you want to give the bureaus a chance to mend their ways first!
2. Find the right buttons to push
Clark recently heard from a caller to his show who was involved in a fee dispute with a dentist over the cost of services that had been rendered. She resolved her beef by appealing to the state insurance department.
There's a teaching lesson here for everyone. You've got to push as many buttons as you can until you find the right one. The insurance commissioner's office in her state had no real jurisdiction over the dentist, but they use moral suasion to make things right for this consumer.
If you have a fee dispute with a medical provider, you have options. If it's a dentist, the local chapter of the American Dental Association (ADA) usually will have some form of panel where you can file a fee dispute administratively just as the caller did with state insurance department. For a doctor, check with the local affiliate of the American Medical Association for the same procedure. Visit ADA.org and AMA-ASSN.org, respectively, for more info.
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If challenging an error on your credit report doesn't work, and you can't find the right buttons to push at an industry level, you might have to consider small claims court. File a suit in the county where the adversary lives or does business. Call the clerk of court in the county where you'll be filing to learn that court's procedure. You'll pay a filing fee of generally less than $100 that is recoverable if you win.
Small claims court is really best used as a tactic to call the errant party's bluff and get them to remove the bad mark on your credit. That's what you really want. But if you don't get your desired result once the medical provider is served notice of the suit, you want to show up well organized with strong documentation that shows how you've been harmed, why the person or company is responsible and how much you're seeking in damages.
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Is It The Social Web That Gave The Verdict In Oscars Vs Baron Cohen?
The independence of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and of the United States of America is admirable. The sheen on its prestigious Oscar awards night, as the second most watched event in the US, has only got brighter in recent times. However, it looks like the social web can now influence how the Oscar award ceremony is conducted and will continue to do so in the future.
Every year the controversies around the award night, which surface both before and after the gala event, generate more interest and discussion than the event itself.
Every year the controversies around the award night, which surface both before and after the gala event, generate more interest and discussion than the event itself.
This year it was the turn of Sacha Baron Cohen to kick up the storm and grab his share of attention by intending to appear in the outfit of his role in his upcoming movie "The Dictator" with an urn of the 'ashes' of his friend, the real world dictator Kim Jong-il, even as many people felt that it was too much self serving and the Academy threatened to refuse him admission
Proving how the academy worried about the disruption to the biggest event in the industry and the fall out in its reputation, the Academy President Tom Sherak has issued a statement dismissing the speculation that the Academy was somehow in on the whole stunt of Baron Cohen.
"I'm telling you the truth, this is not a stunt that we were involved in at all. We can have another conversation about how things happened and whether we overreacted - but trust me, it was not like we helped make this up."
That raises the question why did the Academy object to the request of Sacha Baron Cohen to appear in his now famous uniform in the first place? Judging from his contribution to the motion picture industry and the record of box office success of his films, the Academy had only reason to welcome him as an honoured guest, especially as a cast member of Hugo, which received several recommendations and was considered a front runner for the top award.
It seems his reputation as a 'Controversy's child' and his Jewish origin have more to do with the reticence of the Academy than a mere intention to let his pranks annoy the guests and ruin their show. As mentioned in a piece on the Wiki about Baron Cohen:
"Aside from the comic elements of his characters, Baron Cohen's performances are interpreted by some as reflecting uncomfortable truths about his audience. He juxtaposes his own Jewish lineage with the anti-Semitism of his character Borat."
No doubt, the character of Admiral General Aladeen could have had unpredictable reactions in a world unsure about the gentle breeze of the Arab spring, which the Academy was in no position to judge and perhaps causing nightmares to its members who were trying to foresee the repercussions.
No doubt, the character of Admiral General Aladeen could have had unpredictable reactions in a world unsure about the gentle breeze of the Arab spring, which the Academy was in no position to judge and perhaps causing nightmares to its members who were trying to foresee the repercussions.
The Academy also has failed to reckon the genius of Sacha Baron Cohen, who perhaps unintentionally, has blunted any adverse reaction by releasing his famous clip but certainly meant to underscore his main theme of ridiculing dictatorship by the act of spreading the ashes of Kim Jong-il on the famous red carpet and thus send his real message to the whole world.
However the 'viral' and positive reaction to his clip of objection released on the web two days before the Oscar night must have given as much relief to the Academy members as the pressure of negative world opinion, if he were to be banned from the event for his prank which more and more people were ready to accept as such.
It appears that, after all the showing up of a "Dictator" for the Oscars could be a funny prank and nothing objectionable, thanks to the collective wisdom of the social web, which has the sea change in attitude towards dictatorship the Arab world has recently witnessed to its credit.
Baron Cohen was not alone to get an admission to the Oscar 2012 night thanks to the power of the social web. Uggie, the ten year old dog who was refused an entrance to the event on grounds many people will consider frivolous on the part of the Academy, finally got to share the Oscar and the stage with his co actor Jean Dujardin. The appearance of Uggie on various shows like the TMZ live before the night prompting public appeal on TV and the public outcry on and off the web has earned Uggie the fame and place in history he so well deserved.
With sentiment analysis tools like Wisewindow, which can listen in on the 'chatter' on the social web and analyse with natural language algorithms, is now possible to gauge what the world thinks and how it intends to act on various issues.
Applying such sophisticated tools on the social web allows you to anticipate the winners, taking some of the surprise and excitement from the award night gala. But, more importantly, the social web is also silently changing the politics and morals of the Oscars.
There are in fact plenty of reasons why the Academy should listen to the voice of the world.
There are in fact plenty of reasons why the Academy should listen to the voice of the world.
Article first published in The Huffington Post as Has the Social Web Tamed the Oscars if Not Sacha Baron Cohen?
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Posted by Sreedhar Pillai
Did Whitney And The World Love 'Whitney Houston Going Home.'?
'Whitney Houston Going Home.' Did
Whitney And The World Loved It?
Judging from the paltry coverage
of her funeral service by the world media at large, except by celebrity sites
like TMZ,
it looks like much has been already said and written
about the 'Going Home' ceremony of another of 20th century Icons, the
much loved pop singer Whitney
Houston. So what more is there to say?
There are many events and
occasions which have left indelible marks on human memory for the visuals and
voices they carried and in some cases for profound changes in world opinion and
However, certain occasions like
the Kennedy assassination and the death of Princess Diana spring to mind as
events which left the world shocked out of wits and saddest at the time but
somehow despatched the real grief home only during the funerals, which were
grimmest of affairs in grandest of settings.
The funeral service of Whitney
Houston turned out be an ordinary affair in an ordinary church, yet caught the
attention of the world and evoked feelings of loss and bonding of a different
kind, which has made Whitney more endearing and human to millions of viewers
who have turned more sympathetic.
Like thousands of others, Whitney
Houston probably died of a quiet heart attack, after eating a ham burger with some
satisfaction. An ordinary event in the life of a celebrity, which shot out of
proportion and shocked the world thanks to the aura of negativity given by the
media and the instant technology at its disposal today.
The bottom line is, Whitney actually
belonged to a station in life which is home for a large majority of the people
in the world. Like in the case of Lady Diana, it was the special corner of love and sympathy Whitney
somehow managed to secure in the hearts of millions which sent the pain around
in huge dollops rather than the heights she could carry her music with her
wonderful melisma.
That is why, the 'Going Home'
ceremony so affectionately and caringly organised by her mother and relatives
turned out to be something the world could watch and relate to and something
which would have made Whitney Houston enormously happy.
It was in fact a Home Coming
celebration for some one who completed a very successful journey in life which
Whitney Houston, accomplished diva and singer was denied by her untimely death.
It was entirely in order to give her a send off where everyone could have
thanked her and she could have thanked everyone who helped her along and the
right thing to do.
More than anything else, the
speeches and the songs sung in her praise by other famous performers like
by Kevin Costner and Stevie
wonder have put on some wonderful colour and shades to the caricature,
perhaps somewhat distorted, the world had in its mind. At the end of that entire protracted event, the
diva of Newark had certainly come
out in shining armour as a sweet darling of the entire world, ready to be
carried off by the angels for the only performance Whitney Houston ever had to
give. Certainly Whitney Houston couldn't have gone home happier!
Perhaps one of the biggest
rewards of living in the 20th century and carrying on in to the 21st
is the enormous shock, grief, despair, anger, excitement or joy one get to
share with the whole world simultaneously from events defining our times around
the world, which wouldn't have been possible without the marvellous 20th
century inventions in communication.
Article first published as 'Whitney
Houston Going Home.' Did Whitney And The World Love It? on Technorati.
Monday, February 20, 2012
Posted by Sreedhar Pillai
What On Web Has Changed For President Obama This Election?
Twitter is no longer enough
to win an election.
Move over Google,
Twitter and Facebook. Enter WiseWindow, Arktan and Percolate. Search, tweet and like are out. Sentiment analysis, taxonomy, social
stream, passive curation and second screen conversation, are a
few of the new buzzwords President Obama and anyone else aspiring to win the US election needs to master in a hurry!
These innovative
technologies, with amazing data collection, filtering, analysis, curation and
interaction capabilities, can tell what people are thinking right now and their
intentions before they become action, enabling you to curate and chose what you tell them
and how you interact with them so that you can shape the world and the market
place the way you need, all in real time. That is why who wins the next US election is going to badly need them!
which specialise in sentiment analysis, is in fact ahead of the presidential
candidates. Partnering with The Daily Beast (now a part of Newsweek), they have
created the "Election Oracle," which scans 40,000 social media sites,
listening to millions of daily comments, and creating a 10-day moving average
that is mixed with traditional polls to create their predictions.
Apart from President Obama and
artists like Lady Gaga who has a fan base of about 20
million, who will need these new, mind boggling technology products of branding
and influencing human race? Well, in the words of WiseWindow, anyone with
management responsibility that belongs to the C-suite:
• CEO - Chief,
•COO - Go-to-Guy
• CIO - No.1 Nerd
•CMO - Brand Boss
• CFO - Money Mogul
• Consumer Researchers
• Customer Support Personnel
• Common people, that's you and everyone else!
• CIO - No.1 Nerd
• CFO - Money Mogul
• Consumer Researchers
• Customer Support Personnel
• Common people, that's you and everyone else!
In reality you, the consumer, are most benefited by the new
collective power derived from the application of these technologies, to
influence like never before in the history, what the media, politicians,
entertainers and the Industry at large will deliver.
Any organization, politician or brand aiming to stay ahead of the market and fickle
consumers and supporters, whose tastes change seemingly overnight, will need to
heed to this collective power, which is already flexing its muscle in the media
and entertainment industry.
Reuters recently launched 'Social Pulse', a new social media hub designed to show you the
most talked-about news, companies and influencers across the Web, which
features, with technology and service provided by WiseWindow, a revolutionary
stock sentiment module, based on opinions from hundreds of thousands of sources
captured and curated, clearly demonstrating the predictive abilities offered by
the technology.
Using Percolate, Reuters has created
Counterparties, a way to build more engagement with two of their finest
journalists, Felix Salmon and Ryan McCarthy. A combination of algorithmic
filtering of most interesting content which they react to allows an audience to
follow along and engage with these editors all day.
Universal Music Group, who
manage Mindless Behavior, Jennifer Lopez, Lady Gaga, Dr.Dre, Justin Bieber, and
their official websites is using Arktan's Life stream to deliver aggregated and
curated content on the official websites of the artists. With the ability to
add comments and reply to posts, the social influence of the artist sites has
grown dramatically.
WiseWindow, a sentiment analysis/measuring company, turns the chaos
of online chatter, what people are saying online now in blogs, tweets, status
updates, and reviews, in to a database which illuminates consumer sentiment
across hundreds of dimensions and then provide a stream of consumer sentiment
and intention data that can be integrated with business intelligence systems so
that organizations can become more agile and responsive.
Arktan on the other hand is
primarily about building "interactive" curated social experiences.
Arktan provides very deep interaction capabilities, like the ones on the
websites of Lady Gaga, with the ability to respond to comments, likes,
social sharing, aggregated conversation, etc in real time. These much richer
curation capabilities, which give brands the control they want and sentiment
analysis capabilities including Natural Language Processing as well as
analytics, set Arktan's technology apart from passive curation tools.
Percolate which is
primarily about letting a brand build passive curation experiences, scrapes
five million sources daily, turning a brand's strategy into the interest engine
and using proprietary algorithms to sort and bubble up only the most relevant
and interesting content for a brand editor to comment on and publish to social
platforms and websites.
If you are excited and want
to have a quick look at how these breaking technologies can affect you, check
out TweetSentiments.com which provides Sentiment
Analysis on tweets using Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning technologies
and Storify where
you can have a go at curation and create your own article with content from the
Article first published as How
Has the Web Technologies Changed for President Obama This Election? on
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Posted by Sreedhar Pillai
Do You Want The Guys At TMZ To Serve Up Hot News Even Hotter? They Can!
Technology is changing how
celebrities like Lady
Gaga build up a fan base of 20 million and then interact with them to keep
them hooked to her magic. Now the guys
who follow the celebrities and serve up the news they make like TMZ.com are
learning a thing or two about the ways celebrities use social media.
Taking a leaf out of the new book
of how to get the hook swallowed even deeper, TMZ has added a much greater and
innovative punch to their delivery. The TMZ
live is a terrific example of how you can spice up what you serve with
what is available on the social media right now and create an ever increasing
fan base of loyal followers.
The show which is presented as a talk show
actually cuts in to the studio workplace and gets everyone else to chip in
making it wider and give it an ambiance of an office. Everyone can relate to
this as this is very real and what happens in every day life in any office
where people work together.
The show is brisk, informal, and chatty and
dwells on the hottest topics for just enough time to keep them hot.
(26:30) The Heart Attack Grill -- which sells an 8,000 cal. burger -- had a diner literally have a heart attack there this week.
(28:45) The owner of the restaurant calls in -- defends his gut busting menu to an inch of his life.
(32:12) Our fatty good loving staffers totally have the owner's back on this one. Shocker.
(34:30) Is Kate Upton too big for
(38:00) Another argument to wrap up the show -- is buying $100,000 handbags the biggest waste of money ever?
The hosts take in live calls and get the
callers to participate in live discussion.
A simultaneous twitter stream lets anyone
farther away, even on other continents, like the UK where I watched the live show, send in
their take by tweets which scroll up on a side box for everyone to see.
A live stream of comments gives you an in
depth feels of what those who are eager but can't jump in and speak their mind
have to say.
To boot it all, a live survey with related
questions, sort of gives you a chance to put a line under, say a last word on
the topic.
Overall, the entire combination
has turned TMZ, which has started as a blog, to a totally new category of
media, yet to be christened but sure to be imitated.
For millions of people, celebrity
gossip and news is addictive
like drugs. Their life depends on a sizable doze of it which was being served
by tabloids before the internet and social media. Now they are hooked to it
even more because modern technology can provide the experience of being with
the news makers where the news happens in real time and even interact with them
as on the website of Lady Gaga, where her ardent followers even have a
backstage entrance to interact with her.


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