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Here is the slide deck I used for my Keynote at the &Connected TV & Digital Media& forum where I was invited by Connectica Lab in Moscow on March 5th, 2014. Due to current SlideShare limitations it is impossible to directly import slides in the latest Apple Keynote format, hence the need to manually publish here the keynote verbatim to complement the slides.
TV has evolved significantly. First came color. Then came choice. Then came the VCR that allowed recording, deferred viewing, and introduced external content (either purchased, rented, or handed out by friends and family) into the TV set.
We now spend a full five hours and 16 minutes a day in front of a screen, and that's without even turning on a television (4,5 hours a day for US adults).
- What even does TV watching now mean?
- is TV video delivered in real time ?
- is Connected TV is just TV with Ethernet and firmware updates?
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
http://getpopcornti.me/ sounds like a strange echo to slide 7 : Content experience is definitely broken. And la #FrenchTech gets promoted slide 15...
From www
Based on a European application of Frey & Osborne (2013)'s data on the probability of job automation across occupations, the proportion of the EU work force predicted to be impacted significantly by advances in technology over the coming decades ranges from the mid-40% range (similar to the US) up to well over 60%. Those authors expect that key technological advances – particular in machine learning, artificial intelligence, and mobile robotics – will impact primarily upon low-wage, low-skill sectors traditionally immune from automation. As such, based on our application it is unsurprising that wealthy, northern EU countries are projected to be less affected than their peripheral neighbours.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
We shall have plenty of time to (re)read Asimov...
Most People Are Still Confused About Cloud Storage, And No One Service Is Winning The Race To Educate And Acquire Users
Consumers aren't using cloud storage services in very large numbers, even as nearly every Internet user is on the cloud in some way.
Almost 90% of U.S. broadband users polled have at least heard of "cloud storage," according to a study from nScreenMedia.
But only 29% said they currently use it, and about half of the respondents had either never heard of cloud storage services, didn't use them, or reported not knowing anything about them.
This is a huge opportunity for cloud service companies to build out their audiences.
In particular, usage of cloud storage services, such as iCloud, Dropbox, and Microsoft OneDrive, will soar over the next few years as more consumers come to understand the value of storing their data, files, and media online.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Interesting: I didn't seize Microsoft's share nor realized they were ahead of Google drive.
looks like an opportunity for @tariq and @jolicloud :-)
Android Tips & Hacks's curator insight, August 1, 5:44 AM
There are too many cloud services and not enough differentiation between them. Where they do work well, such as Apple's iCloud, they are transparent enough that the user doesn't even really know that it is doing anything at all. That's the dream, of course, but it doesn't help you sell your product.
From recode
In its relatively short eight-year life-span, there's a lot we've come to know — and yet a lot more that we don't — about Amazon Web Services.
When it launched in 2006, the idea of renting computing capacity on a pay-as-you-go basis was a new one. Fast-growing startup companies who might have struggled to keep their systems running if they launched a popular new Web service could suddenly have all the capacity they needed in minutes instead of months. AWS fundamentally changed how companies think about their computing infrastructure needs.
And while Amazon won't say exactly how big a business it is as a percentage of its $74.5 billion in annual revenue, there have been many educated guesses. A new one out yesterday from Pacific Crest Securities — and noticed by Bloomberg Businessweek — estimates it's a $5 billion business annually and on its way to approaching $7 billion next year.
If that estimate is accurate, and if we thought of AWS as a separate company, its growth rate after passing the $1 billion revenue mark would be second only to that of Google, and would have exceeded that of Microsoft, Oracle and Salesforce.com.
Against this backdrop, Re/code sat down recently with Amazon CTO Werner Vogels while he was visiting New York. Werner, along with Andy Jassy, is among the executives continuing the shakeup that AWS started in the enterprise IT world.
Another data point from the Businessweek story: If Amazon sold traditional hardware servers, it would rank number four by revenue behind Dell, IBM and Hewlett-Packard. In response at least two of those companies, IBM and HP have built up their own cloud computing services to try to take on Amazon.
IBM has been the most vocal about its response in recent months. Last year it spent $2 billion to acquire SoftLayer. It has since pledged to spend big to build out its data center footprint and is running most of its software applications. This week Big Blue said its combined public cloud services and cloud software business is on track to book $7 billion in revenue next year, which make it about as big as Amazon, though it's an apples-to-oranges comparison.
When we spoke, Amazon had just announced Zocalo, a new document-sharing and collaboration service meant to complement its WorkSpace virtual desktop product and to compete with similar offerings from DropBox (notably an AWS customer) and IPO-bound Box.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Amazon's cloud business may be 2nd fastest software company after Google, as - per @Werner - they are "in the business of pain management for enterprises."
Under Apple and IBM's "landmark" teaming, the former rivals will collaborate on creating mobile applications for specific enterprise solutions. IBM will also sell iPhones and iPads to its business customers.
The deal reflects Apple's desire to get its iOS software more deeply embedded in the enterprise segment as well as IBM's push into the mobile market. The deal will include the creation of more than 100 industry-specific enterprise solutions including native apps developed for the iPhone and iPad; IBM cloud services optimized for iOS, including device management, security, analytics and mobile integration; new AppleCare service and support for enterprise users; and new packaged offerings from IBM for device activation, supply and management.
Apple CEO Tim Cook and IBM CEO Ginni Rometty said the deal reflects their unique capabilities. "If you were building a puzzle, they would fit nicely together with no overlap," Cook said of the relationship in an interview with Re/code. "We do not compete on anything. And when you do that you end up with something better than either of you could produce yourself."
Rometty said Apple is the "gold standard for consumers," and said the partnership will allow the companies to help address the challenges affecting large companies. "We will get to remake professions and unlock value that companies don't yet have," she said. "We're addressing serious issues that before this had been inhibiting deployment of wireless in the enterprise."
Analysts said the deal now makes IBM and Apple more central players in the enterprise mobility market. "They're now strongly associated with the premium mobile platform and mobile devices," Forrester Research Frank Gillet told Bloomberg. "If you want to do anything interesting in the enterprise, you now have to check with IBM on what they're doing with Apple."
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
It is not the first time Apple tries to cooperate with IBM. In the 1990s there was Kaleida, Taligent, and of course the PowerPC architecture. Will it be more successful this time as they seem not to compete in any area ?
For the last three years, Newsle has leveraged its disambiguation, natural language processing and machine learning algorithms to build an extremely compelling product that finds blogs and articles that mention you or anyone you care about – colleagues, bosses, industry thought leaders, etc. – and notifies you seconds after they've published. We're excited to work with Newsle's team to combine this technology with our core assets and build experiences that continue to make you and millions of other professionals more productive and successful.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Hoping that the integrated experience will be consistent across the line of LinkedIn's User Interfaces (web / tablet / phone)...
The telecommunications masters at Bell Labs have managed to deliver a world record connection speed of 10Gbps (10,000Mbps) over copper wires. Dubbed XG.fast, the newtechnology could be used to massively extend the life of existing copper wireline networks, offering telecom companies an alternative to laying costly fiber-optic networks to billions of homes that already have a telephone line — but more importantly, it might mean you finally get a serious upgrade from your ~10Mbps ADSL or ~50Mbps VDSL connection.
Bell Labs, now an R&D division of global telecoms giant Alcatel-Lucent, developed XG.fast as an extension of G.fast. G.fast is the successor to VDSL2 — the technology that is used by most FTTC (fiber-to-the-cabinet) installations around the world. Paired with FTTC, VDSL2 offers speeds of up to 150Mbps, G.fast is up to around 1.25Gbps — and XG.fast is from 2Gbps all the way up to 10Gbps.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Short distance, yet enough to avoid drilling in households? Congrats @BellLabs
Rick Garza's curator insight, July 10, 11:10 AM
Nothing ever stays the same. 10GBPS over copper. Things onlkly get better and faster. The key question is: HOW CAN THIS BE USED TO CREATE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE or COST EFFECTIVENESS?
Microsoft's virtual assistant for Windows Phones had correctly predicted a series of World Cup games during the group stage.
While it's true that Cortana had chosen favorites to win group stage matches, the rival to Apple's Siri has continued its streak of correct predictions, including Tuesday's game.
Before the match, Cortana let users know Germany was likely to win.
Note that Cortana never said the game would be a close one.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Cupertino, start your photocopiers ? #Siri #Cortana #UberBranlee
From www
.../... le commerce du contenu et des données n'est que la partie visible de l'iceberg, En dessous, il y a les matériels et les réseaux. On parle souvent d'Internet comme si c'était un espace totalement immatériel. C'est faux. L'entreprise Google est un géant industriel. Elle possède des millions de serveurs dans le monde entier, regroupés dans des data centers, qui sont des usines informatiques. Pour assurer son approvisionnement énergétique, Google rachète des centrales hydro-électriques.
Même chose pour les réseaux : Google et Facebook possèdent leurs propres câbles transatlantiques et leurs nœuds de communication. Leurs activités commerciales dépendent avant tout de leurs infrastructures matérielles.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Un écho intéressant au petit déjeuner thématique co-organisé par la Caisse des Dépôts et la Mission Lemoine le 18 Juin dernier, avec la redécouverte tardive des sujets de "couches basses" (hardware, réseaux, cloud public) et en toile de fond la pub Pirelli : "sans maîtrise la puissance n'est rien"...
From www
Tout le monde sait – surtout les journalistes – que les articles de presse contiennent parfois des erreurs factuelles. Une start-up parisienne baptiséeTrooclick a décidé d'éradiquer ce problème, en inventant un système automatisé de « fact checking » (vérification de l'exactitude des faits, dates, chiffres, etc.) dans les textes journalistiques publiés sur Internet.
Elle vient de lancer une expérimentation centrée sur les articles en anglais traitant de la vie financière des entreprises : introduction en Bourse, fusions-acquisitions, publication de résultats... A ce jour, le système fonctionne avec une centaine de sites d'information : les rubriques financières de grands journaux comme le New York Times, le Wall Street Journal ou le Guardian, des agences Reuters et Bloomberg, et des sites spécialisés comme nasdaq.com oustreetinsider.com.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
J'ai l'impression qu'il y a du potentiel...
From gigaom
The French-American networking company Alcatel-Lucent has invested €3 million ($4.1 million) in EBlink, a French wireless fronthaul specialist.
Alcatel-Lucent is one of several telecommunications equipment players that's very keen on putting as much as possible of the network into the cloud. Increasing numbers of mobile devices need denser networks made up of smaller cells, so it makes sense to virtualize the heavy-processing part of the base station and centralize it, so you can dynamically shift capacity around the network as you need it.
Which is where EBlink comes in. The company specializes in wireless "fronthaul" – the connection between the small cell and a nearby fiber-connected macro site – for which it uses the unlicensed 5.8GHz band. EBlink claims to have the "highest spectral efficiency in the industry," allowing it to provide an alternative to fiber "without sacrificing network performance." Orange is already a customer.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Félicitations à eBlink, une participation du Fonds Ambition Numérique (souscrit par la Caisse des Dépôts et géré par BPIFrance) dans le cadre du Programme d'Investissements d'Avenir !
On June 18th, Facebook introduced Wedge, making good on its promise from last year to push into the $23 billion Ethernet switch market, currently dominated by Cisco.
Wedge is part of the Open Compute Project (OCP), one of the most important tech projects Facebook has ever created. OCP began in 2012 as a radically new way to build and buy computer hardware. It creates free and "open source" designs where anyone can contribute to the designs and use them for free, ordering them from a contract manufacturer.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Attention all European Tech Pundits : OCP is not a hobby, I repeat, OCP is not a hobby.
Sovereignty means control and control now primarily comes from mastering the full stack.
> Bad news : Europe and France are late on this.
> Good news : it took only 20 engineers and 2 years for Facebook to redesign its hardware infrastructure from the ground.
> Better news : the job is done and there are billion $ businesses to be build to cover European region as atoms do not move at zero marginal cost.
The new range of Solowheels start from a much lower price point than the original $1,995 version. First, we have the Spirit, which is essentially the original version modernized with a more stylish look, a more powerful 1,500W motor (instead of 1,000W) and better battery cells. It also packs new features like headlights, tail lights plus Bluetooth connectivity for tracking its speed, mileage and battery status in its upcoming mobile app and dedicated wearable device. Surprisingly, the Spirit only costs $1,199.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
One of the gadgets featured at Kinnernet Europe is now available in an updated range. As engadget writes, it's "like a Segway but sans handle and only with one wheel between your legs". Thx to Ch@rles for his patience in helping us test this.
Each year, half a million horseshoe crabs are captured and bled alive to create an unparalleled biomedical technology.
The thing about the blood that everyone notices first: It's blue, baby blue.
The marvelous thing about horseshoe crab blood, though, isn't the color. It's a chemical found only in the amoebocytes of its blood cells that can detect mere traces of bacterial presence and trap them in inescapable clots.
To take advantage of this biological idiosyncrasy, pharmaceutical companies burst the cells that contain the chemical, called coagulogen. Then, they can use the coagulogen to detect contamination in any solution that might come into contact with blood. If there are dangerous bacterial endotoxins in the liquid—even at a concentration of one part per trillion—the horseshoe crab blood extract will go to work, turning the solution into what scientist Fred Bang, who co-discovered the substance, called a "gel."
"This gel immobilized the bacteria but did not kill them," Bang wrote in the 1956 paper announcing the substance. "The gel or clot was stable and tough and remained so for several weeks at room temperature."
If there is no bacterial contamination, then the coagulation does not occur, and the solution can be considered free of bacteria. It's a simple, nearly instantaneous test that goes by the name of the LAL, or Limulus amebocyte lysate, test (after the species name of the crab, Limulus polyphemus).
The LAL test replaced the rather horrifying prospect of possibly contaminated substances being tested on "large colonies of rabbits." Pharma companies didn't like the rabbit process, either, because it was slow and expensive.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Amazing article about the recent, industrial history of a 500 million years old animal, that has been exploited massively and for different purposes across the past decades, including in very high end biomedical technology. And if you read it until the end, you'll know why Limulus blood is blue...
It was a miss on EPS, which Microsoft says is due to the Nokia acquisition. Microsoft says the Nokia acquisition accounted for a $0.08 per share loss. When Microsoft gave guidance last quarter, it didn't account for the Nokia acquisition.
Bing search ad revenue is up 40%, and Microsoft says it now has 19.2% of the U.S. search market share.
Microsoft added 1 million consumer subscribers to Office 365, its subscription Office service, last quarter. It now has more than 5.6 million subscribers.
Big number: Cloud revenue is booming. It's up 147% and it's on an annualized run rate of more than $4.4 billion. This includes all of Microsoft's cloud businesses like Office 365, Azure, etc.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
As for Apple quarterly results, the stock kept flat. Interestingly, with it's strong commitment to OpenCompute, Microsoft looks well positioned to continue growing in the cloud...
We are pleased to announce the Open Compute Project European Summit. This summit will take place on Thursday 30 October and Friday 31 October 2014 at École Polytechnique in Paris, France.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Première étape de http://j.mp/opencompute-SDS : l'OCP EU Summit se tiendra à Paris-Saclay. Bravo à @splitteddesktop et @vejmarie !
Thanks to strong growth of its online payments business, eBay reported better-than-expected second quarter results yesterday. Net income increased to $676 million from $640 million in the same quarter a year ago. Overall revenue climbed 13% to $4.37 billion, as eBay's payments business once again outgrew the company's core business, the marketplace, by a wide margin.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
AirBnB re-logoing seems to have triggered some laughter. Shall eBay follow and rebrand into PayPal ?
From www
This spring, even as some 200 million people were using Instagram on their smartphones, a small team of engineers moved the photo sharing service from Amazon's cloud computing service—where it was built in 2010—into a data center operated by Facebook, which bought Instagram in 2012. "The users are still in the same car they were in at the beginning of the journey," says Instagram founder Mike Krieger, "but we've swapped out every single part without them noticing."
Facebook calls it the "Instagration," and it was an unprecedented undertaking for Mark Zuckerberg and company. Facebook has moved other acquired properties like FriendFeed into its data centers, but typically, they were small projects that involved shutting a service down before moving it into the Facebook universe. The Instagram switch was the live migration of an enormous—and enormously popular—operation. "The service couldn't take any disruption," says Facebook engineer George Cabrera. Facebook won't say how many virtual machines were needed to run Instagram on Amazon, but it was in "the thousands." And the service now stores over 20 billion digitals photos.
For Instagram, the move was a way of more effectively plugging into a wide range of computing tools that have long helped drive Facebook's vast online empire. And for the engineers overseeing Facebook's worldwide network of data centers, it's a template for merging their operation with applications the company may acquire in the years to come. "We were patient zero," Krieger says. But the "Instagration" also provides a lesson or two for the broader tech community as it builds more and more apps atop cloud computing services like Amazon—apps they might one day migrate to private data centers. The key to the migration was a specialized Amazon service known as the Virtual Private Cloud.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
fascinating article about #Instagration — "The users are still in the same car they were in at the beginning of the journey, but we've swapped out every single part without them noticing."
From www
Auto-Tune has been embraced by the music industry for its ability to create polished, listenable recordings when an artist lacks the natural talent to hit every note. That's the nice way of saying it. Engineers also turn to Auto-Tune when dealing with truly wretched "singers." And they're using it everywhere. All the time. Pop star Britney Spears became the latest showcase of all that Auto-Tune makes possible this month after an unaltered studio session voice track leaked online. It's for a song called "Alien" from Spears' 2013 album Britney Jean. The finished song (with copious amounts of pitch correction) can be heard here. This version sounds nothing like that. Spears, who by now should be a recording studio veteran in every sense, is off the mark from start to finish. It's bad enough to be almost unlistenable at first, and doesn't get much better as the song progresses.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
is Auto-Tune Photoshop for voice? Listen to #BritneySpears Interesting answer...
From om
"You should presume that someday, we will be able to make machines that can reason, think and do things better than we can," Google co-founder Sergey Brin said in a conversation with Khosla Ventures founder Vinod Khosla. To someone as smart as Brin, that comment is as normal as sipping on his super-green juice, but to someone who is not from this landmass we call Silicon Valley or part of the tech-set, that comment is about the futility of their future.
And more often than not, the reality of Silicon Valley giants, who are really the gatekeepers of the future, is increasingly in conflict with the reality of the real world! What heightens that conflict — the opaque and often tone-deaf responses from companies big and small!
Silicon Valley (both the idea and the landmass) means that we always try to live in the future. We imagine what the future looks like and then we try and build it. Sometimes that future delights us and we embrace it whole heartedly, like with iPhones and Android-based smartphones. And sometimes, that future seems so dystopian that society is scared and unnerved by the unknown.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Very good "Paper" on a key growing need for wisdom: we all trade our life data exhaust for less than the price of an espresso...
From news360
NASA will employ Google smartphones with advanced 3D sensing and vision technology to control Star Wars-inspired small, round hovering robots on the International Space Station.
The phones, part of Google's Project Tango, will be used for NASA's Synchronized Position Hold, Engage, Reorient, Experimental Satellites (SPHERES). The system may eventually assume chores from astronauts or potentially dangerous tasks outside the International Space Station (ISS).
The 5-inch handsets will accompany a cargo spacecraft scheduled for launch on July 11, according to Reuters.
Project Tango devices, first introduced by Google in February, use sensors to build visual maps of rooms using 3D scanning. Google believes the sensors, used in combination with advanced computer vision techniques, can revolutionize indoor navigation and gaming, among other opportunities.
NASA's soccer-ball-sized SPHERES robots, guided by the Google handsets, will be used around the space station's microgravity interior, moving an inch per second via small spurts of carbon dioxide.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Interesting echo to a recent comment stating than a smartphone now has the computing power of an Apollo mission, or even for some, of the entire 1970 NASA...
BlaBlaCar: meet the 'idealists' who are set to change how the world travels and raised a $100M Series C to execute it
From indexventures
Paris-based long-distance ride-sharing startup BlaBlaCar announced a $100 million Series C funding round led by Index Ventures today. As part of the round, Index's Dominique Vidal and Martin Mignot will be joining the board. Here, Dominique and Martin explain why Index is so excited about what lies ahead for the company.
The best consumer companies tend to be the simplest. They do one thing particularly well. So well, in fact, that its customers soon take them for granted, and forget that they ever lived without them, and that the premise the company is based on, was once viewed as unthinkable, even slightly ridiculous. BlaBlaCar falls squarely into that category.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Interesting insight from the Index Venture post : "the need BlaBlaCar is addressing is not only universal, but also fundamental. Jeff Bezos has a great way of explaining how he thinks about Amazon's value proposition in the long run: "I very frequently get the question: 'What's going to change in the next 10 years?' And that is a very interesting question; it's a very common one. I almost never get the question: 'What's not going to change in the next 10 years?' And I submit to you that that second question is actually the more important of the two -- because you can build a business strategy around the things that are stable in time."
If it wasn't clear that media usage is shifting from desktop to mobile, here's a nifty chart provided for us by Statista, using data from the latest comScore report released Thursday.
According to comScore, this is the first time mobile apps have accounted for more than 50% of all digital media consumption. As far as content goes, mobile users tend to use radio and photo applications the most, followed by mapping and instant messaging applications, and of course, games.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
If you're still thinking website first, you might want to reconsider. Even responsive design might be traded off for a mobile app development.
From hexus
The Russian government has decided to domestically produce a computer chip which for use in government offices and state-run firms. The move is meant to elbow processors from the likes of AMD and Intel out of government use due to concerns about US spying and processor back doors.
Electronics Weekly says Russian President Putin decided to push forward this processor development initiative. It follows a move, four years ago, when the Russian government said that all its computers would be moving to Linux.
The Russian processor is currently referred to as the 'Baikal' microprocessor, named after most voluminous freshwater lakein the world. The chip is being designed by T-Platforms, a Russian supercomputer maker, alongside state defence corporation Rostec with co-financing from Russian state-run technology firm Rosnano.
The Russian News Agency ITAR-TASS reports that there are going to be two initial Baikal chips; the Baikal M and the Baikal M/S. These chips will be designed upon the foundation provided by the ARM Cortex-A57 64-bit processor and be employed in personal computers and microservers.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
Thx to Jean-Paul Smets for spotting this. When will we Europeans realize that
1. Hardware is not dead
2. Hardware can actually be a profitable business (look at Hyve 1Bn$ revenue in the OCP space)
3. Hardware can be a lever in the Quest for Sovereignty
4. ARM is a european company
The company's cameras are used primarily for home monitoring. Its two most popular cameras sell for $199 and $149.
In addition to its hardware business, Dropcam also sells cloud storage for its videos. Last year the company said 39% of its customers pay for the video storage service.
Dropcam will probably look to Nest's success in the "Internet of Things" space for guidance. It plans to move beyond video surveillance and hopes to incorporate movement sensors into its products, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
When a Data company buys another Data Pump through an IoT subsidiary. At Amazon Summit 2014 in Paris, the above chart was unveiled (courtesy Geoffrey Arduini) claiming that Dropcam is generating more video uploads than YouTube.
From qz
The US Supreme Court just issued a rare unanimous ruling that will make it harder for technology companies to patent ideas and processes—and harder for patent trolls to force companies to choose between paying up for violating broad patents or facing time-consuming, expensive litigation. The case, between two financial companies, concerned software for clearing financial...
Philippe J DEWOST's insight:
amusing in the context of Tesla's recent IP move
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When you take out an auto insurance policy you are typically asked to estimate the number of miles you drive each year. Generally speaking, the fewer miles you drive the lower the risk to the insurer, so most will charge a lower premium if you don't drive a lot.
But how do you prove your mileage? Insurance companies have started offering discounts to drivers who are willing to attach electronic devices to their cars that verifies the number of miles driven. GMAC Insurance uses the OnStar system to report mileage. Progressive Insurance uses the Snapshot program, a small device you install under your dash. Under the right circumstances, discounts can be up to 30%. The Allstate DriveWise program monitors your speed, noting each time you go faster than 80 miles an hour.
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The Vibe2 is an absolute necessity in my daily adventures with my two little boys, 2 years and 4 months old. I walk without trouble with both kids in the vibe2 over bumpy urban terrain, cobble stone streets and roadworks, through sand pits and miles of shopping isles. It is light, super easy to maneuver and very smooth. The new handle bar makes steering very easy, even one handed steering is no problem. I also like how it is so easy to take the sibling seat on and off and adapt the buggy to suit your needs without trouble. Also the fact that using the brake is so easy means that I actually use it every time I stop which is just the smart thing to do.
I loved the sound of the New Vibe 2, so much so that I threw caution to the wind and ordered one anyway! My Vibe 2 arrived yesterday I love its great shaped handle. The new style seat recline is FAB, really easy to use, so smooth and much better than the fiddly strap of the previous model. I LOVE the fold, it seems easier than previously but I'm not sure why that is. It's such an easy and neat fold for a double and will save me valuable time when getting the babies in/out of the car. It handles like a dream, so smooth, I happily pushed the two littles ones one handed whilst holding my 4yr olds hand and had no problems steering or making turns at all. At one point I took it on some rough, quite stoney ground and again, no problems, it happily glided along and the twins continued to sleep, blissfully unaware of the change in terrain.
The space between the two seats is great, nice and roomy for the child in the doubles seat. It also meant that when they both fell asleep I could recline the top seat slighty for comfort and it didn't encroach on the child below at all.
The twins love it too so I'm very happy with my purchase and would happily recommend it to others!
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I just wanted to send you a message to say how grateful i am for the improvements you recently made on my vibe buggy, already i have noticed a huge difference in it and am again in love with it!
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Reality show follows individuals that run a pawn shop that caters to women.
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This Leg Support System is a great way to go when installing your bottom plate in a fireplace reline.
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A growing body of evidence suggests that all the antibacterial-wiping, germ-killing cleanliness of the developed world may actually be making us more prone to getting sick — and that a little more dirt might help us stay healthier in the long run.
The idea, known as the hygiene hypothesis, was first proposed in 1989 by epidemiologist David P. Strachen, who analyzed data from 17,414 British children and found that those who had grown up with more siblings (and presumably more germs) were less likely to have allergies and eczema. Since then, the theory has been cited as a possible explanation for everything from multiple sclerosis to hay fever and autism. But its particulars aren't so clean and clear.
Here's what researchers do know: Our immune systems need bugs. They rely on early encounters with germs to learn how to protect our bodies.
"Bacteria, fungi, lots of these things we think of as bad — they're all part of our environment, and we evolved to live with them," says Michael Zasloff, an immunologist and physician at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital. Through exposure to these microbes early in life, your immune system learns what's harmful and what isn't, he says, and that readies the immune responses you'll have for the rest of your life.
"The body has got to know friend from foe," Zasloff says. If your body learns that a specific microbe or substance — any antigen, or visitor to the body — is a foe, it will send immune system cells to destroy it. If it recognizes the antigen as a friend, the immune system will leave it alone. "Exposure tells the immune system, 'These are the things you're going to run into all the time, so you don't need to worry about them.' "


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Out of the Box, LGBTQ Web Series festival
Out of the Box is a free festival of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and queer web series and is an official part of NYC Pride festivities. Join us Saturday at New World Stages 340 W. 50th St. starting at 7pm.
June 26, 2010
Out of the Box is a festival of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and queer web series. The event highlights this growing segment of online media by screening leading shows and features panels with creators. More than14 critically acclaimed, eclectic series will be shown.
Out of the Box is part of New York City's Heritage of Pride 2010 festivities and is free to the public.
June 26 starting at 7pm
New World Stages (340 W. 50th St.)
Drink specials, and appetizers will be served.
Out of the Box 2010 is sponsored by the Writers Guild of America East's Digital Caucus.
For a complete schedule and more information, visit www.otbfest.com.
Featured shows include:
• AfterEllen Visibility Award winner Anyone But Me (anyonebutmeseries.com)
• The Broadway-studded musical comedy The Battery's Down (thebatterysdown.com)
• Streamy Award nominee Brooklyn is for Lovers (bi4l.tv)
• SheWired.com lesbian talk show Cherry Bomb TV (cherrybombtv.com)
• Celebrity blogger Dwight O'Neal's Christopher Street TV (christopherstreettv.com)
• Film festival favorite Drama Queenz (www.dramaqueenztheseries.com)
• The hilarious spoof Gay Top Gun (youtube.com/whiplashpictures)
• Critical darling Gay's Anatomy (gays-anatomy.com)
• Ha! The Series featuring Bruce Vilanch and Broadway-vet Perry Ojeda (hatheseries.com)
• Deliciously campy Homewrecker Houseboy (boysrboys.com)
• Gay reality show In The Loop (youtube.com/intheloopseries)
• LA Web Fest winner The Real Girl's Guide to Everything Else (therealgirlsguide.wordpress.com)
• Indie Soap Award Winner Seeking Simone (www.seekingsimone.com)
• Theater-crowd favorite Weiner & Weiner (weinerandweiner.com)
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Are you a organ donor?
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A close friend's brother died following a heart attack on Friday morning at the age of 55. He had some serious health issues for the past 15 years. A kidney transplant that lasted 12 years, which is the average, heart problems and diabetes. At the time of his death Mike was still a organ donor and from his skin and corneas between 30 and 40 people were helped. I also had a sister who benefited from a kidney transplant, her life was also extended for several years through the kindness of a organ donor. Most states allow you to sign up on line and you can specify that your organs may be used for transplant, research or both. If you are not a donor give it some thought please, and be sure your family is aware of your wishes. Thanks Joe
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i signed up for it 8 years ago. i had always said i would never do that but as i got older my views on a lot of things changed.
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I signed up a number of years ago. It just felt like the right thing for me to do.
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I signed up a number of years ago. I figure once I am tipped over I have no further use for them. Might as well put them to good use if possible.
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Hopefully they will skip my bad parts, surely something will be useful. My mother had a liver transplant and it was a painful wait to get one.
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Yup, it's on my drivers license. As much as I like going to a junk yard or scrap yard why not do the same thing with me, LOL.
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Was at one time but have been advised that having cancer in the past, I can no longer donate blood or organs. I can donate organs but they won't use them so...... I do volunteer to assist at blood drives. (take out trash & set up and breakdown but at least it's a small help. Grump
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I signed up to donate quite a few years ago. I've always felt it's the right thing to do.
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Yes, yes, yes. Being an organ donor has the potential to literally save multiple lives. My wife died waiting for a liver. She was on the list for 19 months and never made it to the top because there are not enough people signed up to be donors.
BTW, Steve Jobs should never have received a liver transplant because he had cancer and was going to die of it, which he did.
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in my profession, i see people on "the list" for a liver all the time. They are referred to me, months before they get they new liver. I put them through addiction treatment, with the hopes they no longer use. (If they had a problem that is). Said to say, 50/50 will return to use, and will be back in our office if they are lucky with an arrest. They remainder, usually die, because of compliacations. Always wondered how Larry Hagman got a liver. Man he looks bad.
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Signed up years ago. Right thing to do. Be sure to discuss your decission with your family.
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Yes, I am. Hoping there's something that can be used, when the time comes..
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If they can't keep me running, I'll be a parts guy.
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Sure thing! Part me out too.....
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I used to be on the list as well.... unfortunately I can no longer donate parts.... However I know and appreciate the need for donors and I wish more folks would sign the line or check the box -- there would be a lot less needless deaths. It is the right thing to do.
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The Family 5 Star
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The Manzoni family, a notorious mafia clan, is relocated to Normandy, France under the witness protection program, where fitting in soon becomes challenging as their old habits die hard. Stars: Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer, Dianna Agron
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Gretchen Bederman, Visual Arts Department Director, is pleased to announce the winners of the Dawson Community College Annual Spring Juried Student Art Show. In its fourth season the show is one of two during the academic year. Jurors included Librarian-Todd Knispel, Student Services Administrative Assistant-Teresa Schulte, and English Instructor Joe Drivdahl.
First place: "Elf Series" by Erin Johnson
April 22nd Joyce Ayre, Dawson Community College Athletic Director, enthusiastically accepted a $5,000 grant check from Teresa Wade, Operations Technician for Fidelity Exploration and Production Company. Wade submitted the grant application on behalf of the Dawson College foundation. The grant is a welcome addition to fund-raising activities dedicated to a soft surface on the walking track and up-to-date conditioning equipment.
The grant was awarded through the MDU Resources Foundation. Fidelity Exploration and Production is a MDU Resources company.
1st -Alison Coyko – Fairview
(2 out of the 3 Idols have been won by Fairview students)
2nd – Charlie Denison
3rd – Chantell Bury
4th – Damian Taylor
5th – Audree Garsjo
Twenty-one contestants made it past the auditions. Thanks to all of you who came and supported the students.
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Cost: $175 per team
Contact: Don Mast, 377-9459
All teams advance from pool play into bracket play.
Those teams participating are guaranteed 4 scheduled games.
Championship tee shirts will be awarded.
A work group has been formed at Dawson Community College to address the need for DCC to develop a new strategic plan, one consistent with organizational objectives and relevant to its current operational context and environment.
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DCC Art instructor Gretchen Bederman is proud to present the outstanding art work of DCC's talented and creative student artists. Thirty-six students will be exhibiting their artwork in the Dawson Community College Annual Spring Juried Student Art Show. Their artwork will be on display from April 19 through May 7 and May 13 in the Main Hallway Gallery. You can come by to see this wonderful array of paintings, drawings, and prints during regular building hours 7:30 AM – 10:00 PM, Monday through Thursday, and until 5:00 PM on Friday.
The Dawson Community College Rodeo Team opened its spring season at the Montana State University Rodeo in Bozeman, MT. The team was in Bozeman April 8-11 for a double rodeo.
The Mon-Dak Athletic Conference has announced its fall 2009-10 academic award selections. Twenty-nine student athletes from Dawson Community College earned academic recognition. Of special note, DCC had more students honored than any other college in the 8 member Mon-Dak Conference. The conference includes Bismarck State College, North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton, United Tribes Technical College, Lake Region State College, Miles City Community College, Williston State College and Dakota College at Bottineau.
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Bobby Felder - #31 - CB
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NFC North Spin cycle: Packers, Vikings in, Bears left out
The Vikings earned a rematch with Green Bay in the wild-card playoffs but the Bears have nothing to show for 10 regular-season wins.
Week 17 Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Alfred Morris, Everson Griffen and Darius Reynaud as its Players of the Week.
Peterson misses record, but leads Vikings to playoffs
Adrian Peterson came within 9 yards of Eric Dickerson's rushing record, finishing with 199 yards and powering the Vikings into the playoffs, 37-34 over Green Bay.
Week 16 Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Russell Wilson, Geno Atkins and Blair Walsh as its Players of the Week.
Week 17 playoff scenarios
Seeding is up for grabs in the AFC, while five teams fight for two spots in the NFC playoffs in Week 17.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers roll, Vikes control fate
The Packers might have wrapped up the North, but the Vikings' win Sunday means they control their fate in Week 17.
Redskins-Cowboys flexed to prime time in Week 17
The Week 17 game between the Redskins and Cowboys for the NFC East title has been flex into the primetime slot.
Vikings upset Texans 23-6
Christian Ponder threw a touchdown pass, Toby Gerhart added a score and Blair Walsh kicked three field goals in the Vikings' win over the Texans.
Vikings figure to look different at receiver
After this season, the receiver position is set to undergo a facelift in Minnesota, with Percy Harvin's return still to be determined.
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Peterson, Watt make MVP cases, rally contenders
In what might be one of the few true head-to-head battles for MVP either Adrian Peterson or J.J. Watt might have the chance to earn the award in Week 16.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers' win has Bears on outside looking in
The Packers continued their dominance over the Bears, sweeping the season series and clinching first place in the NFC North.
Peterson runs for 212, Vikings top Rams
Adrian Peterson ran for a season-best 212 yards, and the Vikings spoiled the Rams' home finale Sunday with a 36-22 win.
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ANAHEIM -- Mike Scioscia still has a week to go before he takes the field in Chicago as the manager of the American League All-Star team, but already he's getting plenty of media attention.
In a Thursday morning conference call with national media, Scioscia and National League manager Dusty Baker addressed many of the questions raised by the selection of the teams and also discussed their opinions of the changes that make this version of the Midsummer Classic unique.
Scioscia was first asked why he chose Tampa Bay closer Lance Carter over Devil Rays outfielder Rocco Baldelli and Tampa Bay designated hitter Aubrey Huff.
Scioscia explained that when it boiled down to the fact that he only had five choices to make and four had to be pitchers, that left him with one position player.
Given the fact that every team must have at least one representative at the game and the fact that none of the pitchers on the Detroit Tigers were deserving of the honor, Scioscia said he felt he was obligated to pick Tigers outfielder Dmitri Young, who was hitting .287 with 17 homers and 48 RBIs after Thursday's games, as his last position player.
That made the decision to pick Carter -- and pitcher C.C. Sabathia of the Cleveland Indians, who made the team over outfielder Milton Bradley -- a no-brainer.
"Aubrey, Rocco and Milton are all incredible players who are having terrific years," Scioscia said. "But I had no choice, really. It had to be Dmitri."
Scioscia also was questioned about Roger Clemens' absence from the team. Clemens was 8-6 with a 3.75 ERA at the time the selections were made, and Scioscia admitted that he wouldn't mind seeing Clemens attend at the invitation of Major League Baseball if such an exemption was made.
But he didn't apologize for not selecting Clemens either.
Scioscia wouldn't reveal who his starting pitcher will be, but he did say that Esteban Loaiza of the Chicago White Sox has a good chance, as does Mark Mulder of the Oakland A's.
Scioscia also said he had been in touch with Toronto manager Carlos Tosca, who assured him that Roy Halladay will be available to pitch despite starting a game the previous Sunday.
"You have to consider replacing a player who can't perform," Scioscia said. "If a guy's at risk or it's not his desire, it would be a concern. Halladay's having a terrific season and deserves the honor. I'm glad he'll be able to pitch."
The next topic for debate was the new rule that says the winner of the game gets home-field advantage in the World Series. Scioscia's Angels, of course, won the World Series last year, winning the last two games over the San Francisco Giants at Edison Field.
But Scioscia said he didn't think that aspect of the game would make any of the players try any harder.
"As far as the home field being decided, obviously more is riding on the game, but I know what our club did last year, as far as overcoming not having home field in the first two series, and losing the first game in each of those series, means that how you're playing is more important than where you're playing."
"I was fortunate enough to play in two All-Star Games," added Scioscia, who made it in 1989 and 1990 as a catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers. "It's an honor to be there when you look around and see the talent around you.
"There's definitely a feeling of confidence when you get to participate as a player, and it's fun. Guys wanted to win. You played hard because you played for the pride of the league. That's all that will matter this year."
Doug Miller is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to approval by Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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America's love affair with food is as legendary as it is deadly. The country's recent focus on the health and economic benefits of the "field to plate" movement is growing like a weed through the country and just may be the serving needed to save a sick and uneasy nation.
Hudson Valley Hospital Center is an acute care hospital faced with the reality of everyday illness and mortality. Its physicians and staff would like to stem the tide of illness and coach patients to a better day of wellness and longevity. The hospital's vision for change is being crafted by national thought leaders and a celebrity chef.
Led by John Federspiel, hospital president, representatives from national organizations are joining together with the hospital to design this new approach including leading voices from Harvard, Stanford, Culinary Institute of America, New York Botanical Gardens, and Glynwood Institute For Sustainable Food and Farming. The hospital has adopted "Sanitas per escam", or "Health through food", as its mantra, as more and more research from around the globe supports the premise that a patient's recovery can be positively influenced by their diet. Hudson Valley Hospital Center believes it has a responsibility to incorporate nutrition into every medical care plan of every diagnosis treated, and to hopefully discharge that patient with an understanding of why their diet is so very important to their health.
Fueled by the country's elevated rates of obesity, heart disease and diabetes, a green wave of good health is finally taking root. Scientific findings support the health impact of a plant-based diet and are finding their way into hearts and minds of businesses, patients and physician practices. Americans may just be starting to get it but only one hospital is taking action. Hudson Valley Hospital Center, has initiated a multi-phase program including:
With direction from Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture, a non-profit farm and education center located in Pocantico Hills, the Hospital built and designed an organic garden of herbs and vegetables used to educate and nourish cancer patients as well as serve as a place of relaxation and contemplation. Community and Hospital volunteers tended the garden and produce was used in nutrition education classes with cancer patients.
In April 2012, Hudson Valley Hospital Center opened its organic garden for healing with a guest visit from Dr. Marisa C. Weiss, President and Founder of BreastCancer.org, a global non-profit organization and the fastest growing website on cancer and health. Dr. Weiss spoke on her "Think Pink, Live Green" campaign, which stresses the importance of lifestyle changes, including healthier eating, as a way to help prevent breast cancer and improve the health of those already diagnosed with the disease.
In 2012, Hudson Valley Hospital Center began a monthly Farmer's Market on campus to offer its employees and the public access to fresh local and organic produce. The farmer's market featured produce grown by local farms, including W. Rogowski Farm, Continental Organics, Glynwood Farm, Hemlock Hill Farm, Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center, and others. Staff from HVHC's Nutrition and Education departments provided information to help integrate healthy eating practices into everyday life. Master gardeners from Cornell University Cooperative Extension Westchester County answered questions about gardening issues. The markets were expanded to twice a month in the 2013 season with new vendors added.
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A teaching/demonstration kitchen is being constructed for patients and the community in the historic Dempsey House with an expected completion date of 2013-14. Celebrity Chef Peter Kelly has been personally drafting the concept and design of the kitchen where a full range of educational food programs will be held. His passion, knowledge and community spirit are the driving forces of this project.
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Welker can play the outside too. That, among other reasons, is why he is worth 20 -22 for 2 years.
Yes, because Carl Nicks & Vincent Jackson are not leaders.
2 years - $14 mil...1st year fully guaranteed.
Back to the OP, I wouldn't mind Welker for 2 years about 13 million.
If the Bucs signed Welker, they would finally have a leader on the roster.


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Damaris Johnson - #13 - WR
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Eagles fire Castillo, promote Bowles
The Eagles fired defensive coordinator Juan Castillo and named secondary coach Todd Bowles the new defensive coordinator.
NFC East Spin cycle: Giants, Redskins on collision course
Although the Cowboys and Eagles missed on late-game opportunities, the Giants and Redskins turned in statement victories.
Lions come from behind to stun Eagles
Jason Hanson kicked a 45-yard field goal in overtime and the Lions overcame a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat the Eagles 26-23 on Sunday.
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The Giants gained ground in the NFC East race as the Redskins (who lost a QB) and Eagles (who might change QBs) fell in close games.
Steelers top Eagles in Mendenhall's return
Shaun Suisham hit a 34-yard field goal as time expired to lift the Steelers to a 16-14 victory over the Eagles on Sunday
Key matchup: Eagles pass rush vs. Steelers pass protection
In his last game against Philadelphia, Ben Roethlisberger was sacked eight times in defeat. Needless to say, the Steelers can't let this happen again Sunday.
Eagles soon could extend Rodgers-Cromartie, Maclin
With ample salary-cap room, the Eagles want to stick closer to the roster-building strategy they used before and after 2011.
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At the quarter pole, the Eagles, Giants and Redskins and Cowboys are all at .500 or better.
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Sounds like Leonard will be sticking around. Just need a couple real good CB's ahead of him, and he will be fine.
Every time I see last post JC5100, I have to click on it.... Pure comedy.
I like Leonard Johnson, but the problem with him is that he's not a great tackler, so I wouldn't trust him to frequently make tackles on short passes to guys in the slot with YAC ability. He improved his tackling ability as the season went on, but still, I would like someone to actually be an impact player as a nickelback, like how Ronde Barber was. He's not big or fast enough to be the #2 either, but I hope that he can prove me wrong. I saw some good performances out of him this year, but I just feel like it would be easy to replace him.


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His pick-6 in Philly to shut down The Vet was probably the greatest moment in Buc's history.
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