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Which tilting tv mount do you recommend?
I really like the cheetah mounts, installed 3 recently. I too don't tilt them much. The downside I have is that it was hard to get a screwdriver under the tv to secure it unless you have a long PH1 (phillips) screwdriver. I will highly recommend it though - looking for one right now.
I used a cheetah and although installing it was a pain, it works well. The thing with mine is it is flush against the wall, so any wires behind the TV (mine has the red/white/yellow wire input) would seem to be smushed. Luckily my HDMI inputs are on the side so it's a non issue.
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I needed articulation and had to pop for the one at Costco... maybe $80? (I don't really recall.) If all I needed was a flat or tilting mount, I'd look toward Meritline steals. I beat Selma to the punch, TWICE!
Both my folks and I have moved in the last couple of months and in that time I have hung over 9 TV's with various mounts between both our households. After trying numerous brands including most mentioned, here is my opinion. Installed a couple of the Cheetah mounts, very middle of road in my opinion. They did the job, sturdy enough, but to access the bottom safety screw on each side is a bit of a pain, so is trying to adjust and tighten the tilt. I also tried a cheap mount we picked up at Menard's. No name brand for around $30. What a joke, TV flexes, has fabric straps that hang down on each side you use to dis-engage the bottom safety latches. Terrible mount, luckily it was for a small bedroom TV.
Two $100 plus mounts we got at Best Buy were fine, along the same lines as the cheetah mount, did the job but were very over priced. I installed 4 total mounts from Monoprice, 2 of them were the standard mounts and two were from their Premium Line (make sure Premium is in the model name). The standards were not very good at all, thin steel, one even had Velcro to help hold the TV in place. The Premium Monoprice models were far and away the Best mounts of the bunch. VERY heavy steel, excellent adjustment screws and hardware (actual quality lag bolts, on the other mounts I replaced most of them with quality USA made lags), top of the line all the way. Solid (no assembly) rear plate. The box it arrives in is huge and heavy. They only cost around an extra $10 over the standard mounts, I think they were around $30-35 bucks or so, but worth every penny. And cost around the same as the Cheetahs. You could hang a Harley from these mounts and it wouldn't budge. On a side note, I still love the Verge brand mounts we purchased a few years ago, not sure they are still in business, we picked ares up at Circuit City, but I still have two of their mounts, and just as sturdy as the Monoprice Premiums but have a very clever spring loaded bottom latch that just snaps in. All in all, for around $40 or so with shipping, the Monoprice Premiums are the way to go. I also used ALLOT of the Cordmate Cord Management Kits, sold at Menards. Great stuff to hide your cords and tidy things up. The Peel and Press holds very well, and everything is paintable. I see Monoprice sells it allot cheaper (looks exactly the same, but may not be the same brand), but for some reason reading the reviews the 2-sided tape on their version is not as good. So I have avoided trying it out. But the Cordmate stuff was used on every TV installed in one way or another, and not a cord in site. Also, I know that "Redmere" HDMI cables is all the rage. I too hate dealing with thick hard to manage HDMI cables. But I am not sold on Redmere for runs shorter then 30' feet. Like it or not, Redmere is manipulating your signal in some form or another. Bigger pipe is always better, so if you can, just use the big thick heavy premium High Speed HDMI cables. Runs over 30-40', Redmere does probably become beneficial. Few other Notes, as far as universal remotes go. Also tried them all, from the cheap $1 store model to the Logitech or Monster RF models. All have Pro's and Cons, But if you want something that just works, not complicated, something Mom can even use when she is over, grab a URC WR7 from Amazon. These are around $20 bucks and I just love them. Even sold our expensive harmony and replaced it with one of these. No fancy LCD screens, complicated programming, just simple and easy with full back light, Big buttons and built sturdy. Really like these remotes. The IR repeater that Monoprice sells is also very good if you are hiding your components, prefer it over the "Next Generation Extender", which most folks seems to buy, allows you to use multiple remotes, were as the Next Gen. you are stuck with the one. Just allot less hassle from my experience. Anyway, Happy TV Hanging. Last edited by XBeatzX; 06-09-2013 at 09:58 AM.. |
I have tilting and extending mounts from monoprice, which are great. No issues with quality there. I always buy a mount that is rated a bit more than what I'm putting up in order to ensure a solid mounting.
That said, I have to second (or third) the recommendation for the "Down and Out" mount from dynamicmounting.com. It's pricy, but totally worth it, especially if installing a TV over the fireplace. You will not regret it in the long run, IMO, however if you have to make the mistake of installing a standard tilting mount first, just remember about this option down the road when you find it's not comfortable to look up to your TV in a few years. Read my mini review here: http://slickdeals.net/f/6709590-down-and-out-mount-from-dynamicmounting-com-vertically-articulating-tv-mount ds ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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- The EU has stepped up its scrutiny of standards-essential patent licensing practices in recent years, as evidenced by its ongoing probe of Samsung's use of standards-essential IP in its legal battles.
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- Q4 revenue blew away estimates thanks to the recognition of $36.4M in past royalty revenue, primarily from Pegatron (previous). Royalty and tech solutions revenue rose 34% Y/Y to $63.3M due to arbitration awards in disputes with Apple, Pegatron, and a technology solutions partner.
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- The Qualcomm probe is widely seen as an effort to obtain lower royalty rates as Chinese 4G LTE adoption ramps. Given Qualcomm often doesn't collect royalties on sales of phones supporting China Mobile's TD-SCDMA 3G network, the launch of LTE networks by all three Chinese carriers stands to boost the percentage of local phone sales Qualcomm collects on.
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- The stock is halted in premarket trade
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- InterDigital, whose quarterly royalties are based on the prior quarter's sales, says it saw a drop in royalties from some "historically strong per-unit licensees" (BlackBerry and HTC are likely culprits), but adds new licensing deals with contract manufacturers and diversifying OEM supply chains (i.e. the use of more contract manufacturers) will nonetheless allow the company to see major Q/Q growth in recurring IP licensing revenue.
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- InterDigital's per-unit royalty revenue rose 11% Y/Y in Q3 to $26.3M. However, its fixed-fee royalty revenue was halved to $16.9M due to the expiring of the 3G portion of a license deal with Samsung.
- Earnings were boosted by a 19% Y/Y drop in patent administration/licensing spend (inc. legal expenses) to $36.8M. R&D spend fell 4% to $15.8M thanks to last year's restructuring.
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You could hear it coming. TV on the Radio has been hinting at this sort of breakout disc for some time now. Amidst the production tricks and star turn by David Bowie, a clarity and sense of purpose seemed to be emerging from the swirling, dense grooves of the band's previous effort, Return to Cookie Mountain. And when TV on the Radio's Dave Sitek produced Celebration's The Modern Tribe last year, that disc also felt more focused and direct. He also produced Scarlett Johansson's record, a very high-profile project, but the less said about that the better. So if you've been paying attention, Dear Science, (the comma is part of the title) shouldn't come as a complete surprise. Still, it's a notable leap forward for a band already known for its ambition and restless creativity. Sitek—the band's guitarist and principal producer and a Columbia native—strips away washes of gauzy effects in favor of a tighter, tauter sound that allows an inventive and resourceful rock band to emerge from the arty haze. "Halfway Home" opens with a Ramones-ish rush of adrenaline augmented by handclaps and soaring electric guitars, "Crying" weds falsetto vocals to a minimalist guitar line and brassy horn blasts, "Stork & Owl" builds on a stately rhythm, and "Golden Age" takes a renewed sense of optimism to the dance floor, with strings no less. Not since Talking Heads shed its art school pretensions to embrace polyrhythmic funk in the early-1980's has a band sounded so jazzed by its own potential.
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Soul Progressin' (Hyena)
It is exciting that Gilchrist has reconvened his exceptional horn section (saxophonists John Dierker, Greg Thompkins, and Gabe Ware and trumpeters Mike Cerri and Freddy Dunn) for this session. Last year's Trio, featuring Gilchrist and his rhythm section, was a stripped down affair that showcased the Baltimore pianist's prodigious keyboard skills to full effect. An impressive record, it nevertheless lacked the brass-knuckled punch, enhanced melodicism, and textured nuance the horns provide. The new disc opens with the title track, a head-bobbing, propulsive tune that lets the horns stretch out beyond the groove. It's a statement of purpose, one that immediately establishes an adventurous, rambunctious vibe that runs through the remaining six songs. When Gilchrist's agile, foreboding explorations give way to the horns' dazzling exuberance, the effect is nothing short of transcendent
Fools & Horses
I Am the Ghost (self-released)
Local "modern rock" favorites, this quartet plays towering, tuneful rock that, for better or worse, brings to mind Chris Cornell, Coldplay, and Bon Jovi. In fact, they opened for Bon Jovi at the MCI Center, and, based on these 13 songs, it wouldn't surprise me if there were more arena shows in this band's future.


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American Clean Energy and Security Act
by Susan Combs
...But the cap and trade provisions of the American Clean Energy and Security (ACES) Act of 2009, sometimes called Waxman-Markey, will have a significant impact on Texas families, businesses, and consumers....
..."Skyrocketing" energy prices will have a disproportionate affect on the Texas economy.
What Cap and Trade Could Mean for Texas Households
If the U.S. Congress enacts cap and trade legislation, Texans will feel the effects in their pocketbooks.
For the average Texan family, it would add nearly $100 a month to their living expenses. They'll pay more to fill up the gas tank, more to cool or heat their homes, and more every single time they visit the grocery store.
And who would bear the lion's share of the burden? Those who can least afford it. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that U.S. households in the bottom 20 percent of income will pay 2.5 percent of their hard-earned money for cap and trade-related add-on expenses — while those in the middle would take a hit of 1.2 percent. Americans at the top rungs of the income ladder will see 0.7 percent of their earning take a hit.
The current bill being reviewed by Congress includes assistance programs that would offset some of these cost increases such as energy rebates and tax credits for households below certain low-income thresholds. Analysis is continuing to determine if these offsets will be distributed fairly and equitably for all Texans.
Where it could hit Texans' wallets:
- Food — agriculture producers will pay more for fuel and fertilizers to grow crops.
- Diapers, plastics, cell phones, computers, golf balls, footballs, etc.
- Health Care
- Housing
If cap and trade started tomorrow, the typical Texas family could expect to spend up to $1,136 more total on goods and services a year:
Major Spending Categories |
Annual Cost Increase |
Health Care |
$203 |
Housing |
$195 |
Groceries and Dining |
$189 |
Transportation (gas, auto-related purchases) |
$130 |
Recreation, Travel and Entertainment |
$109 |
Legal and Financial Services |
$72 |
Household Utilities |
$58 |
Clothes, Shoes and Accessories |
$57 |
Furniture and Household Supplies |
$55 |
Religious and Welfare Activities |
$27 |
Education and Research |
$25 |
Personal Care |
$16 |
Total |
$1,136 |
For analysis purposes, our average Texas family has 3.4 people and
is defined by the U.S. Census as two or more related people living in a household.
Sources: Bureau of Economic Analysis, Census
Bureau, REMI software, and calculations by the Texas Comptroller of
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Man mauled by Bronx Zoo tiger
- In this Sept. 20, 2010 photo provided by the Wildlife Conservation Society, three Amur tiger cubs rest by a fallen tree limb at the Tiger Mountain exhibit at the Bronx Zoo in New York. (AP Photo/WCS, Julie Larsen Maher, File)
NEW YORK (AP) - A man who was mauled by a tiger at the Bronx Zoo is facing arrest after telling investigators he wanted "to be one" with the 400-pound beast, police said Saturday.
David Villalobos also claimed that despite his serious injuries, he was able to pet the tiger before zookeepers came to his rescue, said New York Police Department spokesman Paul Browne.
Browne said that based on a complaint from the zoo and his own admissions, the hospitalized Villalobos would be arrested and charged with trespassing.
Police had said earlier that 25-year-old Villalobos admitted to a police officer making a conscious decision to jump from an elevated train into the animal's den, but that his motives were unclear and an arrest uncertain.
That changed when, during an interview Saturday at the hospital, Villalobos told detectives that "his leap was definitely not a suicide attempt, but a desire to be one with the tiger," Browne said.
The mauling happened Friday afternoon in the Wild Asia exhibit featuring a train with open sides that takes visitors over the Bronx River and through a forest, where they glide along the top edge of a fence past elephants, deer and a tiger enclosure.
Passengers aren't strapped in on the ride, and Villalobos apparently jumped out of his train car with a leap powerful enough to clear the 16-foot-high perimeter fence.
Villalobos was alone with a male Siberian tiger named Bashuta for about 10 minutes before he was rescued by zoo officials, who used a fire extinguisher to chase the animal away, said zoo director Jim Breheny.
"When someone is determined to do something harmful to themselves," Breheny said, "it's very hard to stop that."
Bashuta was returned to a holding area where it usually sleeps at night and will not be euthanized, zoo officials said.
"The tiger did nothing wrong," Breheny said.
Villalobos suffered bites and punctures on his arms, legs, shoulders and back, and a broken arm and a leg. A hospital spokeswoman said he was in stable condition Saturday, but his family has requested that no further information be released.
"If not for the quick response by our staff and their ability to perform well in emergency situations, the outcome would have been very different," Breheny said.
After zoo staff chased the tiger off, Villalobos was instructed to roll under an electrified wire to get to safety, Breheny said. Zookeepers then called the tiger into a holding area, he said.
Bashuta is 11 years old and has been at the zoo for three years.
The Bronx Zoo, one of the nation's largest zoos, sprawls over 265 acres and contains hundreds of animals, many in habitats meant to resemble natural settings. Its exhibits include Tiger Mountain, Congo Gorilla Forest and World of Reptiles.
There are 10 tigers at the Wild Asia exhibit, but Bashuta was the only one on display at the time. There are no surveillance cameras in that area of the exhibit.
Zoo officials said they would review safety procedures but stressed that the situation was unusual.
"We review everything, but we honestly think we provide a safe experience," Breheny said. "And this is just an extraordinary occurrence."
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Leo Kucinski Academy of Music to present winter concert
The Youth Orchestras of the Leo Kucinski Academy of Music will present their winter concert at Morningside College on Sunday, Dec. 6, at 7 p.m. in Eppley Auditorium, 3625 Garretson Ave. The concert is free and open to the public.
The concert will include performances by the Siouxland Youth Symphony, conducted by Joseph Shufro; the Siouxland Philharmonia, conducted by Dr. Dan Auerbach; and the Siouxland Symphonette, conducted by Jungho Kim. A variety of selections will be performed, including "Jingle Bells" arranged by Wieloszyski; "Impresario" overture by Mozart; "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" by Howard Shore (arranged by Ceurlli); and "Reformation" symphony by Mendelssohn.
Shufro is an associate professor of music at Morningside College and a cello instructor for the academy. He is principal cellist for the Sioux City Symphony, where he has appeared as a soloist and guest conductor. Auerbach is the associate principal violinist of the Sioux City Symphony and teaches at Morningside College. Kim is the associate conductor and education director for the Sioux City Symphony.
The Leo Kucinski Academy of Music serves musicians from the age of 4 through adults. Young musicians from Sioux City and surrounding communities rehearse with the Youth Orchestras on Monday evenings on the Morningside College campus. In addition to managing the Siouxland Youth Orchestras, the academy provides private instruction on all band and orchestral instruments, including guitar, piano and voice. It offers monthly workshops, performance classes and early string group classes, and it also administers the Bishop Heelan Catholic School String Program.
The academy is made possible in part by a partnership between Morningside College and the Sioux City Symphony. Need-based scholarships for students are available through funding from the Gilchrist Foundation.
Auditions for the Youth Orchestras program's second session will be held in January. For more information on any aspect of the LKAM, contact Melissa Cummins, executive director of the Leo Kucinski Academy of Music, at 712-274-5218.


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Staying Prepared For Upcoming Severe Weather SeasonEMA's Family Emergency Planning DayAs severe weather awareness week comes to a close, the city of Montgomery is starting to prepare the public for the upcoming severe weather season. The city of Montgomery's Emergency Management Agency (EMA) hosted its Family Emergency Planning Day at Eastdale Mall. But after last year's record breaking tornado outbreaks across the state, the annual event were much more than booths and brochures.
The National Weather Service was just one of several agencies spread out near the ice rink in Eastdale Mall. It had a tornado simulator at its booth where children stood and stared in awe.
"Everything has to be just right for a tornado to form," said John De Block, a warning coordination meteorologist at the National Weather Service, to a little girl.
De Block has been at the event the past three years and says this year has a different tone. "There's kind of a seriousness to it, everybody realizes that this is a simulation of a tornado of something very real for the people in Alabama," he said.
Next to the National Weather Service's booth was part of the EMA's set-up showing the dangers of mixing electricity with water. A woman in rubber gloves and protective goggles showed an electric shock as a miniature power line came in contact with a person in water.
While weather awareness wasn't the only emergency or hazard being showcased, most families said after April's tornadoes, it was their number one concern.
"Instead of waiting if I hear something or if anything is blowing around outside, I will probably at least turn on the radar to look because you never know [if it will happen to you]," said Carolyn Nixon of Montgomery.
"Last year [the April 15th tornado] developed over our house," Jeffrey McQueen of Prattville said. "It could have easily landed on our house, so I really pay attention to it now. We respect bad weather, you have to. If you don't you're going to regret it later."
Onlookers could hear the National Weather Service's weather radio sounding off with information about the coming week's forecast. DeBlock says it's one of the most important tools during severe weather.
DeBlock reminds the public that not every storm will be as bad as April 27th, but says Alabamians should still be smart about preparing.
"We've got TV Meteorologists, we've got the national weather service, there's even free services now that people can sign up for, so there's no excuse to not get the information that severe weather is coming," DeBlock said.
Regardless of the emergency or hazard, the Montgomery EMA says every family should have a plan, including a safe place and at least three days worth of food and supplies.
"If you're prepared for all hazards then you're prepared for severe weather," said Mike Stoudenmier, Director of the Montgomery EMA.
In addition to the weather radio, the National Weather Service and WAKA's Weather Network recommend these free services:
Alabama SAF-T-Net (Spefic Alerting for Threats): Free text messages, email and phone calls
WAKA Online Interactive Radar:
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