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TiVo - TV OUR Way
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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA -- I have been a subscriber to TiVo's service since 2001, and I would have considered myself one of their greatest advocates . . . until recently. Now, I am fast becoming one of their greatest detractors.
I upgraded to the TiVo Premiere in July 2010. It worked fine . . . until TiVo deployed its updates. Although TiVo's Marketing Director suspects I received a defective unit, the machine worked perfectly for about 1-1 1/2 years before gradual deterioration set in, following a major software update.
I will be the first to admit that, when it works properly, TiVo is phenomenal. BUT, when it FAILS, one has no other recourse but to launch the machine from a catapult atop a tall skyscraper.
If your TiVo unit fails, and you have filled it with (hundreds of) hours of recorded programs, you will be faced with the following ultimatum: Cough up another $250-$400 to replace your machine and LOSE all your recorded programs; or, retain your recorded programs and learn to live with an expensive – and bulky – paperweight. Unless you plan to continue paying the monthly service fee for the second unit, once deactivated, your old unit will lose all its recordings. So, if you have accumulated a volume of recorded programs and, especially if you added the DVR Expander for additional recording capacity, you will be wishing you hadn't if you ever have to replace your machine. Oh, and don't even consider TiVo's networking feature of transferring programs between machines – most programming, these days, is copyright-protected and, as such, these programs may NOT be transferred between TiVo DVRs, even if they reside within the same household.
Perhaps TiVo should change its slogan to: "TiVo – OUR WAY OR THE HIGHWAY!"
BEWARE, if you begin to experience the following:
*Random restarts
*Manual restarts EVERY DAY; sometimes, 2-3 times per day
*To view upcoming shows from the menu selection "Recording Options", plan to click several times to return to the necessary screen, as TiVo will ALWAYS automatically return you to the previous screen, as your cursor moves upward and before you have a chance to select "View Upcoming Shows"
*Expect to inadvertently click "Play From Beginning" EVERY TIME you want to change a "Keep Until" date, now that this redundant and utterly useless new "feature" pushes all other menu items down one line (Seriously, why do we need this feature, when we can simply hold down the "replay" button to return to the beginning?)
*Season Passes with lower priority levels, as supposedly prioritized by the user, will be selected by TiVo over higher priority programs, often removing the higher priority recordings from the "To Do" queue. This happens, even when the lower priority program is scheduled to be broadcast one week AFTER the higher priority program.
*Partial recordings, even when TiVo indicates there is plenty of space available.
*Randomly deleted recordings, when TiVo claims their expiration date arrived - often on the same date they were recorded and, sometimes, when they are set as "Keep Until I Delete"! - and there was still plenty of space available for it to be saved longer.
*Currently recording programs disappear if you delete a different program while the current program is recording. The "Recording History" will indicate either "an internal error" or, more likely, that "not enough space was available" - again, even though TiVo's system page indicates that there is plenty of space available (30-40 SD hours, which is the same TOTAL HOURS as the original TiVo!).
*Inability to set recordings, due to "not enough space available" (see above), even if only a single ½ hour sitcom is scheduled in the "To Do" queue.
*Inability to set recordings if you have something else in your "To Do" queue set to start recording within the next 12-hour period.
*Prepare to check, double-check and triple-check, on a frequent basis, your "To Do" queue, because TiVo will not honor your requests; instead, TiVo decides for itself what it will record. TiVo will randomly delete recordings set in your "To Do" queue, for no apparent reason. On occasion, I've had to manually reset a program to record as much as four times in a single day, because TiVo kept removing it from my queue.
*Regarding NetFlix - DON'T EVEN BOTHER! TiVo's NetFlix browser is WORTHLESS AND WEAK. I use either Roku or my LG Blu-ray player to stream movies, since TiVo's system requires buffering and reloading about every 5-10 minutes (that is, assuming you can get the movie to play in the first place) . . . what a way to watch a movie.
Recently, I recorded a movie at midnight. When I awoke the next morning, I looked for my recording in the "My Shows" list but, guess what? It wasn't there, so I reviewed my recording history and, sure enough, there it was listed as "Deleted"; according to TiVo, it was deleted because its time had expired and the space was required for another program. It provided an exact time for that other program, but NOTHING was recorded at that given time on my TiVo; in fact, NOTHING AT ALL was scheduled or recorded after the deleted midnight program, and my TiVo indicated that I still had 24 hours of space available for recordings (the deleted program was a mere 2 hours).
Ironically, TiVo now requires more micromanagement from me than the old TV/VCR combination ever did! Back then, I could set my VCR to record something, come home from work (or wake up in the morning) and . . . voila! . . . my recording would still be on the tape and would play back beautifully. Hmmmmm... technology is good; progress not so . . . .
Oh, and on another note, TiVo service in my area was down for several hours on two separate occasions. I contacted TiVo's so-called "customer service", only to have what I already knew confirmed. They assured me that my bill would be discounted for those lost hours, but did I see any such discount on either respective bill? In a word, NO! TiVo reps are NOT TO BE TRUSTED.
I've got a life, but TiVo just doesn't get it!
My biggest beef with TiVo (and other DVR services) is that, ten years ago, I paid $400 for a DirecTV/TiVo DVR and I OWNED the machine. I did not have to return it to TiVo, because it was COMPLETELY MY OWN PROPERTY. Now, one still has to fork over roughly the same amount, but the machines are leased ( i.e. NOT owned) by the consumer.
And this brings me to my next point: I still OWN my 1st and 2nd TiVo DVRs, on which I can continue to view my recorded programs, even if their recording capability is no longer available. It's similar to having a library of DVDs without taking up valuable shelf space. But, after deactivation, the recorded programs on the TiVo Premiere will be no longer accessible. People "buy" DVRs, obviously, to record hours of programming, so they can "watch television when they want to watch it". In what world does it make sense, then, to require people to return (or deactivate) their machine when they need to replace it with a new one, only to lose hundreds of hours of programming? So much for watching "TV your way".
In a nutshell, TiVo lets you watch TV when it decides to let you watch TV.
In an analogous situation, should I be paying a monthly fee to Sony? After all, I still own and view my VHS tapes, loaded with programs recorded using my Sony VCR. (And, actually, many of the programs on my old VHS tapes look 10x better than the same programs recorded off digital cable/satellite – I've tried both – onto my TiVo DVRs).
I do have to give some credit to the Marketing Director for his response to a similar review I posted elsewhere and for his efforts but, on behalf of TiVo, he cannot offer an amenable solution to my situation. Suspecting my current TiVo unit to be defective, he sent me a replacement machine, on the basis that I would transfer the programs from my old machine to the replacement and, then, return the old unit to him. And he gave me two months overlap time, for both machines to remain activated, to do so before returning the old machine. This would have been no problem, if I could actually transfer my hundreds of hours of recorded programming between machines. All the programs on my current machine, however, appear to be copyright-protected, so they cannot be transferred from one machine to another, even if both machines reside in the same household ( i.e. on the same network). And, thanks to TiVo's heavy promotion of its large capacity hard drives (Record up to 300 HD hours with TiVo® Premiere XL4! - Now with 4 tuners, so you can record even more shows!), and the DVR Expander, I have accumulated over 1400 hours of SD programming on my DVR. If I were to keep the new machine, I would lose all that recorded programming! I, even, offered to pay the additional monthly service fee for the second machine, if I could keep both machines until I clear the old machine of its programming (by either viewing the shows or re-recording them on the new unit - though many of the shows are rarely re-broadcast and still many more will never be re-broadcast).
So, after just 2 years of service on my current TiVo DVR, it looks like I will have to fork over yet an additional $250.00 PLUS an additional monthly fee for TiVo service on a second machine, just so that I can record on a (hopefully) properly working DVR, while still retaining the hundreds of hours of programming that I have recorded on my current DVR.
On second thought, perhaps I will simply request a new generic DVR from Time Warner Cable (after all, the unit itself is essentially free, since I will only have to pay the monthly service fee, and I had initially returned their DVR when I received my TiVo Premiere) and FORGET TIVO ALTOGETHER!
If you are anything like me, and you record a lot of programs on your DVR, you'd better hope and pray that your TiVo NEVER fails. Mine lasted only about 1 1/2 years before it began to deteriorate, thanks to bad software programming/deployment and/or a defective machine. Now, capitalism rears its ugly head as I must empty my wallet again for the sake of TiVo and my own sanity.
TiVo - and Capitalism - wins again!
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Suzy on 10/17/2012:
Give me the old VCR's anytime. Yes, they had their problems from time to time, eating tapes on occasions and they did take up shelf space, but for the most part reliable and inexpensive. No monthly service fees, you owned the machine outright and what you recorded you got to keep to watch on your own schedule. I know I'm old fashioned but I agree technology sometimes advances faster than progress can keep up with and we suffer with inferior designs and products that haven't got the bugs worked out properly yet. I still prefer my VCR to record shows to keep and no monthly fees or expensive complicated gadgets.
Minutemaus on 10/17/2012:
Suzy -
And don't forget that even a damaged VHS tape can be repaired with tape. It can, then, be dubbed to a new blank tape for archiving, so you can toss the damaged tape. A home-recorded DVD, on the other hand, once damaged or resulting in the dreaded "Disk Error", can NEVER be salvaged and becomes just another coaster. And you can't even access the recorded material to transfer it to a fresh DVD.
Oh, and when did you ever have to format a VHS tape for recording or finalize it so you can play it on a different machine? Not to mention how many times I've discovered my home-recorded DVDS to be incompatible with other machines, even after successfully finalizing the disks.
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Double Billing Me & No Refund
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SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA -- I bought a new TIVO and when I activated it I didn't realize I had to call and ask them to cancel service on my old TIVO. I recently realized they have been double billing me for 16 months and when I called to ask them to refund the money from the 2nd billing, they told me that was "against our policy at TIVO." The staff members I talked to (about 5 people total) were all rather arrogant and refused to help me at all because of their "policies."
The customer service at TIVO is evidently much worse than that at Comcast, a feat I didn't think was possible. I wonder how long this company will be around given the competition for the consumer dollar and MUCH BETTER customer service almost anywhere else.
I used to rave about TIVO. No more. Now I'm warning people against it. There are much better options, such as On Demand and other DVRs.
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Terrible Customer Service
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Let me start off by saying I have been a loyal customer of TIVO since 2006 and have gone to battle many times with friends, co-workers and even strangers, making strong justifications that TIVO was worth the extra cost. Not anymore. The box I purchased back in 2010 has been acting up, so I called customer service to see if there was any cheaper options for longtime customers to purchase the Roamio than the big bucks listed on the website. I was told I could get a whopping $20 of the cheapest $199 option but that there were no other discount or upgrade options for the mid-grade or high-grade Roamio boxes. I spoke to the CS agent about cancelling my service and she seemed to think that was OK and didn't care either way. Is this really how TIVO thinks it's going to keep customers now that they have all this competition? I am sorely disappointed in my interaction with this company today... and will be cancelling my service.
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Sean on 09/10/2014:
There seems to be a growing sentiment that people should get something for nothing. Your basically mad that they expect you to buy a new box to replace your old box that has been out of warranty for 4 years? I just don't understand why people think they "deserve" stuff for free. I'm surprised they offered you $20 off. You do realize they need to make some amount of money here. This isn't some government subsidized program.
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Tivo's Billing Practice
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JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY -- I purchased DVR F481 in December 2009. I upgraded to DVR 45C8 in November 2009 but failed to cancel the old service because it wasn't clearly apparent to me that upgrading to a new device would mean to cancel service on the old. I discarded DVR F481. Then in 2011, I upgraded again to DVR 7D92 and discarded DVR 45C8, again not realizing that I needed to cancel the old service.
So as of today, I have paid TIVO close to $1,330.56 in service fees of old devices that were discarded. Yes, you have a policy to call to cancel, I understand that now, however it is not a logical process nor did any of the written material stress this point. From a customer service perspective, TIVO should have offered me either to credit my account or reimburse me the service fees, but you have refused. I also found many other former customers complain about this practice. Some even called to cancel old devices but the cancellation didn't go through and they were subsequently charged for months of service. That says to me that TIVO is OK with making sure people keep paying them for service that they can't even use. Beware.
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Liars and Thieves
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STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT -- We called to cancel service and they said we can continue service for $1.99 per month, so my wife said OK since we will be moving and might use our box again. A few days later, a charge for $200 shows up on our debit card. We called to get it reversed and they said yeah, sure, sorry about that. That was 2 months ago and they still have not refunded our money. We call every few days to complain and they tell us the payment is stuck at 'the bank'. For 2 months. They are obviously lying. They are thieves, nothing more.
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TiVo will not work well with antenna
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TiVo is supposed to be a personal DVR to work with antenna as well as cable TV. We purchased it to work with antenna and have had trouble with it since we plugged it in initially. I called TiVo customer service immediately and was told it would download and get everything but it took a little while. The next day we still had channel guide with no listings saying "to be announced" . I have called at least 7-8 times to get this fixed and every time they say give me a week or 5-7 business days and it should be fixed. For 3 full months we have had channel listings in the guide with no shows listed.. Not one or two but 8 channels.
So when you want to set up something to record it will not find the shows you are wanting from CBS/ or ABC because the machine has no idea what is coming on those channels. It is so ridiculous that in the computer age a company can not get a channel listing for three months strait..
To top it all off we got so frustrated we were just ready to cancel and they said we would owe for the remainder of the year. Even though the service has not worked and has been incorrect the entire time!
This is a rip off!!! Do not ever ever purchase a TiVo to use for your antennae.
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Cancellation policy is a rip-off
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ALVISO, CALIFORNIA -- First off let me say that I really liked my Tivo service and I didn't have many complaints other than just normal hiccups from time to time, but overall very satisfied.
However my roommate who actually owned the box just moved out and so I wanted to cancel the service. Should be a snap, right? Nope. Can't do it online, you must call them to cancel. And wouldn't you know, you can only cancel between 8 and 5. (Not exactly 8-5, but close to normal business hours) I had the feeling that they were just trying to make it difficult to cancel thinking that if I was trying to do this a day or two before my bill was due they'd push me over into the new month before I got around to it. Just [snip]ed me off.
Now maybe it's just a way to save money and only have one or two shifts of operators, but I have no idea why I can't cancel online. I think I'm probably annoyed/angry enough that while I was considering getting my own Tivo box and a new subscription there is no way in hell I will now.
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Poor customer service
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I've been a loyal member for 4 years and when I moved I decided to go with another service provider. I called TiVo to cancel my service and after stating that I just wanted to cancel my service and not go through the "oh please stay with us" song and dance the service representative became frustrated with me and put me on hold to complete the transaction. Finally after waiting some time she came back with an order # and was clearly angry with our previous interaction. Does anyone know if the service reps are accountable in some kind of way for accounts that are canceled...for example they lose a portion of their pay if they can't talk a customer into staying? Anyway, I thanked her and again she was very unhappy. As far as I know my service has been cancelled...
Bottom line-this was a very simple request that was handled poorly by customer service
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SteveWiginowski on 05/16/2011:
It would have been nice if they were more friendly, but it's difficult to call this poor customer service when you are calling to not be a customer. The service that you requested was given to you (canceling the service), so while she may not have sounded happy about not being able to do her job in full, she performed the service that you requested in full.
tnchuck100 on 05/16/2011:
You need to send a certified mail/return receipt requested letter stating your cancellation and effective date. Phone cancellations are often ignored and the bills keep coming. Then it is your word against theirs. Since they are the "big boys" they will always win.
Get it in writing. Cover your butt. Particularly since you sense their displeasure.
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TiVo Steals... TiVo sucks
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A fair warning about TiVo and why TiVo sucks.
Short version: I paid for a lifetime subscription. TiVo cancelled my account, claimed I called and cancelled, and claimed they credited my account. I never called and cancelled my account and they never issued a credit to my credit card. Now I have a useless TiVo machine with no service and I'm out over $300.
Details: I used to always brag about TiVo and have purchased 6 TiVo machines. I have been a TiVo customer for years and currently have three TiVo boxes "running." I have to put quotes around running since TiVo took it upon themselves to turn off one of them, which I paid a lifetime subscription for. I received and email warning and I emailed back to TiVo and even attached screenshot showing I had a lifetime subscription and never received any response. The proceeded to shut off my box. I then had the pleasure of calling TiVo. Should you ever call them, be prepared to be on hold forever. After giving up on two previous occasions, I finally planned my day around it and was able to get through after about 20 minutes of being on hold. The customer service representative was less than helpful. He claimed I called and cancelled my account, which I had not. I explained I had a lifetime subscription and he insisted I cancelled my account and claimed my credit card was credited. My credit card was never credited and I explained that. He then claimed their records showed they issued me a credit and he blamed my credit card company and said I had to take it up with them.
I called my credit card company and they confirmed I never received a credit from TiVo.
I got online with TiVo, which still took about 30 minutes to get a representative. The guy looked at my account and agreed something did not look correct; however, he would have to send it to a supervisor to look at. Even though he did absolutely nothing to rectify the problem, except pass it along, he seemed helpful. He told me someone would call me and I asked if they would leave a message with a number I could call back without being on hold forever, since I don't answer calls I don't recognize, since they're oftentimes sales calls. He said they would leave a number that was a direct line. Did they ever call and so much as leave a message? No.
Bottom line: TiVo can take your money, claim you cancelled, claim they refunded your money, and leave you with a useless TiVo box and out hundreds of dollars. But they'll make sure they wait a few months, so you don't even have recourse with your credit card company. TiVo SUCKS.
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bcd on 05/06/2010:
Request a copy of the credit receipt containing the transaction ID number. A merchant must honor that request. If they provide you with a transaction ID number, then you can verify the credit with your credit card issuer. If they fail to provide the transaction ID number, then you have caught them in a lie.
Rob on 05/25/2011:
Tivo does steal in my opinion. I cancelled my account 2 years ago on the phone with a service rep of theirs, and just found out they've been billing me monthly since then. (it was a credit card that I hardly use, so didn't notice. Bill is set to auto-pay.) "We can give you a 90-day credit."
Stay away from TIVO.
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Customer Disservice
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Before entering into a relationship with TV (tee-voh), carefully consider the difficulty you will most certainly encounter when it inevitably comes time to "break up" with TiVo.
After 2 and 1/2 years of being generally satisfied with the service, we realized that our casual and rare use of the service no longer warranted spending the monthly fee to keep it.
After calling to cancel the service the day my account was billed for the NEXT month's service, I had to go round and round with their customer "service" department to cancel the account and get refunded the charge. The charge was indeed refunded in the customer un-friendly time frame of 10-14 days as promised, but unbeknown to me, the customer "service" representative neglected to actually cancel the account.
So the next month upon noticing an additional monthly charge from TV on my charge account, I contacted the customer "service" department to demand an immediate refund and an explanation for the *unauthorized* access to my card. After 45 minutes on the phone with 3 customer "service" reps including a floor supervisor, I have a cancellation effective NEXT month and a credit coming back to me within the next 10-14 business days.
It's interesting to me how they can easily process an incorrect - and unauthorized - charge on a Saturday afternoon, but they are unable to apply the corrective refund "because it is a Sunday".
This is a prime example of what I consider a customer disservice provided by an customer "service" department whose sole purpose is to provide a buffer between the customer and the people who create the policies and procedures that generate the dissatisfaction that I and many other TV EX-customers have experienced.
Instead of being a highly dissatisfied TV ex-customer, I wish I had known this so that I could have saved myself the aggravation and not been a TV customer at all.
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madconsumer on 09/06/2009:
great review.
very helpful.
Anonymous on 09/06/2009:
Once you get every dime back from TiVo, be sure to save all your final statements or whatnot that show you are done, just in case they try to mess around some more. Do you you have a TiVo box of some sort that will have to be returned? Be careful that hanging on to that, or even trying to check to see if the service is really off, doesn't give them "permission" to start it all up again.
Eloise on 09/06/2009:
Mundo's right we just got a collections call for a cell phone bill (the account has been closed for 3 months). Make sure you have every 'I' dotted and every 't' crossed, so they can't do this again. Hope you will come back and update us.
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With more than 45 retail locations worldwide (unfortunately none in Louisville), locals have reveled in the mod-rocker inspired designs of Betsey Johnson merely from a distance. Until now.
The Voice-Tribune and Chambord are bringing the real deal for Brunch with Betsey benefiting Gilda's Club on Thursday, May 5, at the Louisville Marriott Downtown.
The designer will make her hippy trippy debut on the bluegrass, and we might never be the same – at least one can hope.
In an era of anything-goes fashion, we have a very specific genre to which we owe appreciation – the anything-goes '60s. And who better to represent this design principle but the living, breathing rolling stone herself – Betsey Johnson.
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You know you're working somewhere special when your colleagues range in age from 19 to 83. In fact, The Voice-Tribune has three octogenarians on staff: Lucie Blodgett, John Harralson and Earl Cox.
In the coming months, I'll be working on an article about each one of them. Sure would love your input to help us celebrate the collective decades of time and talent they've put into The Voice. If you have any anecdotes or photographs about Lucie, John or Earl, I hope you'll reach out and let me know. My contact information is at the end of this column.
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The Voice-Tribune has recently debuted a new online-only column that is definitely worth checking out, particularly for fashion lovers. Fitz Fitzgerald is our newest addition, and he's already turning heads with his blog, Dressed Behavior.
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Stop in to Royal Jewelers, 4505 Shelbyville Road, any day between July 9 and July 16 and purchase a watch battery ($15), and the purchase price will be donated directly to the Kentucky Humane Society. On behalf of animal lovers everywhere, thank you Royal Jewelers!
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Project Improv's July 7 show at the Rudyard Kipling, 422 West Oak St., will benefit the Kentucky Humane Society (KHS). Entry to the event is free, but 100 percent of your donations with go to KHS. If you haven't seen the improv troupe in action and have the time to do so, do.
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The Voice-Tribune's next Third Thursday After-Work Party is 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. July 21 at Volare, 2300 Frankfort Ave. Featured drinks are the Bubble Berry Martini with Bacardi Dragon Berry Rum, a Bombay Sapphire Collins and Martini wines. Complimentary appetizers will include smoked salmon crostini, bruschetta, margarita flatbread pizza and pollo (yummy grilled chicken bites with applewood bacon, red onions, basil pesto, parmesan and provolone cheese). The Rick Debow Trio will play, and as always, we'll offer several giveaways. Save the date!
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Angie Fenton is Managing Editor of The Voice-Tribune, a Blue Equity company. She is also an entertainment correspondent for WHAS11′s new morning show, "Great Day Live!", which debuted August 22 on Louisville's ABC affiliate. Additionally, Angie is an entertainment correspondent for the Saturday Morning Show with Ron 'n' Mel Fisher on 84WHAS (840 AM) and has served in the same capacity for Churchill Downs, the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks; Breeders' Cup; and Circuit of the Americas during the Formula 1 U.S. Grand Prix in November 2012. Angie also serves as an emcee, host, voiceover professional and on-camera commercial talent.
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Daft Punk were the big winners at Sunday night's Grammy Awards, taking home Grammys for Album of the Year and Best Dance/Electronica Album for their "Random Access Memories" and Record of the Year and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for their song "Get Lucky." Check out some of the other most memorable moments from the show.
Beyonce kicked off the Grammys with a steamy performance of her song"Drunk In Love," later being joined on stage by husband Jay-Z.
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis started off the night winning a Grammy for Best New Artist. While they lost out on Album of the Year and Song of the Year, they did take home Grammys for Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Song for their song "Thrift Shop" and Best Rap Album for "The Heist."
Lorde performed an even more stripped down version of her song "Royals" and then went on to win two awards for the song, including Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance.
Producer Pharrell Williams, seen here celebrating with Daft Punk and Niles Rogers after winning the award for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, made almost as much noise at the Grammys for his hat as for her wins and performance.
Katy Perry went witchy for a fiery performance of "Dark Horse" that included plenty of backup dancers, began with the singer performing inside a plastic bubble and ended with her surrounded by a ring of fire, appearing to be burned at the stake.
Robin Thicke joined Robert Lamm and the rest of the band Chicago to performs a medley of the band's hits along with Thicke's own "Blurred Lines."
Paul McCartney and Dave Grohl accept the award for Best Rock Song for "Cut Me Some Slack" from the soundtrack for the documentary "Sound City."
Pink once again showed off her aerial ballet skills, taking to the air to perform "Try" while spinning and hanging from a sling above the stage. Later in her performance she returned to the ground to perform "Just Give Me a Reason" with Nate Ruess of the band Fun.
Presenter Jamie Foxx play boxed with Jay-Z before handing over the Grammy for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration for "Holy Grail," the rapper's collaboration with Justin Timberlake. Before he announced the winner, Foxx playfully commented on Beyonce's physique from the stage before begging Jay-Z's apology while the couple laughed from the audience. During his speech, Jay-Z gave a shoutout to his daughter Blue Ivy Carter, holding up the Grammy and saying "Daddy got a gold sippy cup for you."
Kendrick Lamar (right) joined Imagine Dragons to perform a mashup of their hits "M.A.A.D City" and "Radioactive."
Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr take their bow after performing.
Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson were joined by Merle Haggard and Blake Shelton to perform several songs, including "Okie from Muskogee" and "Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow up to Be Cowboys."
Pharrell Williams changed up his hat to join Nile Rodgers and Stevie Wonder to perform with Daft Punk on "Get Lucky," which later won Record of the Year. The performance had the stars inside Staples Center dancing in the aisles.
Lorde is accompanied by producer Joel Little after they won the award for Song of the Year for "Royals." The 17-year-old New Zealander, whose real name is Ella Yelich-O'Connor, became the youngest songwriter ever to win the award. Earlier in the evening she also won the Grammy for Best Pop Solo Performance.
Country singer Kacey Musgraves won two Grammys for Best Country Song for "Merry Go 'Round" and Best Country Album for "Same Trailer Different Park."
Mary Lambert (center) and Madonna (right) performed "Same Love" with Macklemore (left) and Ryan Lewis. During the song more than 30 couples were married in the aisles among the stars watching in the Staples Center.
James Hetfield and the rest of Metallica joined pianist Lang Lang for a fiery performance of the heavy metal band's hit "One."
Billie Joe Armstrong and Miranda Lambert pause after performing a tribute to Phil Everly.
Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham joined Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor, Queens of the Stone Age and the Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl for the final performance of show. They performed Nine Inch Nails' "Copy of an A" and were in the middle of Queens of the Stone Age's "My God is the Sun" when the broadcast was cut off by promotional messages for various sponsors.
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WHAT IS IT? A quilted material that is filled with a water-absorbing gel and acts like a radiator for your body. The gel is made of a polyacrylamide polymer that absorbs water at a rate of 500:1 and uses convection to control a racer's body temperature. You wear it like a cape under your jersey. It sits against your skin and draws heat out of your body. It is not the same as placing a cold towel on your body.
WHAT STANDS OUT? Here's a list of things that stand out with the Inner Cooler Performance Wrap.
(1) How to use it. The first time you use the Inner Cooler it is best to soak it in cold water for about 20 minutes. This allows it to absorb as much moisture as possible. The MXA test riders place the wet Inner Cooler into a Ziploc plastic bag and throw it in our ice chest (we also store them in the refrigerator for consecutive test days). When dry, the Inner Cooler is flat and feels just like a piece of cloth. When wet, the gel swells up and the Inner Cooler is puffy and looks like bubble wrap.
(2) Colors. Don't get too misty about the colors, because the Inner Cooler is designed to be worn under your jersey. However, after a moto is over you can throw an Inner Cooler on to cool down even more. They are available in tan, blue, black and navy blue.
(3) Sizes. The Inner Cooler comes in small/medium and large/extra-large. If you are normal size, order the large/extra large. It covers a larger area, fits better under your chest protector and isn't tight around the neck. We would prefer an extra-extra-large.
(4) Performance. It works. How does it work? Because water absorbs heat 25 times more efficiently than air, the Inner Cooler uses the polymer gel to suck the heat out of your body (much like the water in a radiator). The polyacrylamide cross-linked polymer inert plastic gel absorbs liquids and stays cool for up to five days. It sounds crazy to get cool by wearing more clothes, but it works. Weirdest of all, the Inner Cooler is dry to the touch. Oh, by the way, you don't have to refrigerate it if you don't want to (it will still work). And it doesn't have to be soaking wet (it only has to have the gel inserts bloated with water).
(5) Options. In the future, Inner Cooler plans to build an underprotector with the polymer gel built in. This will allow a rider to wear a functional piece of riding equipment while still getting the benefits of lowering his body's core temperature.
The Inner Cooler is a lightweight, relatively unnoticeable garment that helps keep your body's core temperature in check.


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Details of the POODLE attack that targets SSLv3 have been released recently. Mosquitto has never provided support for SSLv3 (or SSLv2) so should not be vulnerable to this attack and does not require any configuration changes.
Mosquitto is an open source (BSD licensed) message broker that implements the MQ Telemetry Transport protocol versions 3.1 and 3.1.1. MQTT provides a lightweight method of carrying out messaging using a publish/subscribe model. This makes it suitable for "machine to machine" messaging such as with low power sensors or mobile devices such as phones, embedded computers or microcontrollers like the Arduino. A good example of this is all of the work that Andy Stanford-Clark (one of the originators of MQTT) has done in home monitoring and automation with his twittering house and twittering ferry. Andy gave a talk on this at OggCamp that explains a bit about MQTT and how he uses it. The slides and audio are available online at slideshare.
Details of the POODLE attack that targets SSLv3 have been released recently. Mosquitto has never provided support for SSLv3 (or SSLv2) so should not be vulnerable to this attack and does not require any configuration changes.
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If use_identity_as_username is set to true when require_certificate is set to false, then the client will not be asked for a certificate, even if it has one configured. This means that the client will be refused access with connack code 4, "bad username or password", because if use_identity_as_username currently requires that a certificate is present, even if allow_anonymous is set to true.
This change may cause unexpected results, but does not represent a security flaw because the change results in more clients being rejected than would otherwise have been.
This is a bugfix release.
This is a bugfix release. The reason for the rapid release of the past two versions is down to a Debian developer reviewing the mosquitto package. This is a good opportunity to ensure that as bug free a version as possible is present in Debian.
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The Mosquitto Python client was donated to the Eclipse Paho project in June of this year. As mosquitto.py has been very popular, I have been maintaining both code bases together.
With the Mosquitto project also moving to Eclipse it is now even more redundant to keep maintaining mosquitto.py so I would like to recommend that everybody currently using mosquitto.py move over to using the Paho Python client.
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Looking Up explores the influence that the Winnipeg Art Gallery's Inuit Art collection has had on Winnipeg's art community over the past 40 years. With all of the international attention the Winnipeg art scene has been receiving, people have been asking "What's in the water there?" Up until now, the default response has been, "a combination of isolation and a strong arts community", but there must be more. Other Canadian cities share these qualities and conditions, but arguably don't produce the same quantity or quality of artists per capita. So what really makes Winnipeg different? As part of the WAG's Centennial exhibition program, Paul Butler, Curator of Contemporary Art, selected a spectrum of local artists who have exhibited this influence in their work. They were then invited to produce new work in response to the WAG's Inuit collection – the largest collection of its kind in the world. Through a series of informal visits to the vault, they made their selections which will be displayed alongside their own work.
What results is an exhibition of connections between two art communities with an idiosyncratic history who mythologize, share stories, tell jokes and capture their landscapes through the common language of art. Looking Up not only geographically 'looks up' to the North, but in homage as well.
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Thread: Maybe not algae, but I'm stumped
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Also, I lack a magnifying glass or microscope so I can't get a close-up look. But looking at the shapes of vorticella and rotifers via the magic of Google image search, I can tell you that from what I can see doesn't fit the look of either and appears a lot more like bryozoans. Rather like this instead of this or this. The... flagellae, I guess, are much longer and appear pretty brush-like. Whatever they are, they're dying back what with the major upset in the tank, and their presence far preceded that of the "fungus".
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im not sure what it is, just recently my tanks were in complete darkness for 5 days, when the lights came back on i noticed a white film very similar in looks but not quantity as your. i scrubbed it off my wood and just stirred it out of my gravel, and did a good wc, havent seen it agian....
what are your lighting habbits for the tank?KING OF THE GOLD BARBS RAWR!!!!
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Right now, my habits consist of a long period of light daily. It's 6 gallon tank with a 15 watt fixture, so I get a steady low-moderate light on it, for 12 or 13 hours.
I figured that if the stuff is a fungus, it won't grow as much in light (and the light serves to fuel its competition), especially seeing as one of the fundamentals I learned way back in grade school is that molds and other fungus grow best in low light (or darkness), warm and damp conditions. With that in mind, I was already keeping the tank at a pretty steady 76°F, though the damp obviously can't be helped!
Sorry but 12 - 13 hours of light is WAY too much! Use 6 - 8 max. Even this might be too much. Additives will NEVER speed a bio-filter - utter waste of money. Anti-ammonia chemicals are very useful and a very good idea. A pH of 6.0 will stop any bio-filter. Anything at 6.1/6.2 will nearly stop it. You need water changes - near 100% when the ammonia and/or nitrite are non-zero and 50% every day to keep these values below o.1 ppm until the bio-filter kicks in. If the pH stays below 6.5 you will never get bio-action to work well enough and only water changes will work OR an algae filter. A water fall (or bubble fall) algae filter, I would think, is the best option if you have low (acid) pH.
The additive most likely was long dead and being sealed, very bad bacteria grew in the oxygen free enviroment. Your filter should never have been able to allow that to grow unless you had a very low oxygen area in the filter. That would mean that filter is very poor quality - consider a better filter.
Long light periods using an aquarium light will do little to hurt fungus (its protected by water. Natural sunlight has UV and that kills fungus, not visible light.) However, you will get a huge algae growth with light that long. Fungus needs food and that can be fish waste building up (your high ammonia/nitrite levels, for instance.)
Hope things get better.
Last edited by Cermet; 10-10-2012 at 01:56 AM.
It appears that the ammonia levels were what was interfering with the recovery of my biological filter (not low pH, since that cleared up with a water change and since I began to float a cuttlebone in-tank to help buffer the water's hardness) -- a few days after I began using some API Ammo-Lock to detoxify the ammonia, I noticed the nitrite levels rising slightly. Later on I realized that this tank was churning out or had accrued a lot of ammonia to the point that daily and bi-daily water changes plus ammo lock did little to stem the tide (didn't have much detritus buildup until after the fungus -- perhaps the dead algae and bryozoans added to it, and then the fungus' waste or remains during and after its blooms -- now I have a relatively small but still noticeable amount of mulm sitting on top of the plant substrate, below the gravel line and disturbing the waters too much will churn some of that up, like during water changes).
So then I ended up realizing that hey, actually bringing in some chemical filtration will do wonders here (I had been avoiding it since I jumped on the biological bandwagon). I bought a cheap Whisper 10 gallon filter (no room for more media in the pithy little Eclipse filter) and filled it with zeolite and foam for extra mechanical filtration. Two days later and it's dropped from obscene levels of ammonia (that by all rights should have killed most things in the tank since it often climbed so high within 24 hours that my drops-and-phial-based ammonia test kit often showed dark blue-green -- not even shown on the chart, but definitely way too much) to between 0.2-0.5ppm. I wish I had thought of that far sooner!
The only downside is that as I said, the biological filter's recovery was really stymied by the high ammonia concentration, so during that ammonia plunge the bacteria began working overtime. Nitrites shot up within a day to ~1-2ppm and I lost three shrimp in the mess (RIP, you otherwise bizarrely hardy little guys ). The guppy-mommy has also developed a case of gill flukes the day after introducing the extra filtration, so I'm treating her for that. As of now, she's hanging near the bottom less than in the previous two days and has stopped flashing, but hasn't been gasping for breath much overall -- only looking as if she's trying to cough something up.
I also made some other discoveries in regard to the "fungus" -- what was causing it to bloom back was not the water changes, but the water conditioner I was using as well as an additive to help beat back a couple mild cases of fin rot I encountered (API Stress Coat and Pimafix). Switching to Seachem Prime alleviated this issue and I have no reason to use the Pimafix any longer, so now I don't have to worry much about that white junk creeping back. I guess that something in those were really beneficial to its growth.
Overall this ride has definitely been a learning experience, and I hope things continue to improve!
Excellent and a good idea to use an ammonia absorber - remember that the zeolite will slow down and stop working after it absorps its max amount of ammonia; so, keep an eye on the levels and replace the zeolite as needed. However, still do large water changes daily until the filter fully cycles (or ammonia is under 0.25 ppm) and nitrites drop to zero (good news that you reached that stage.)
Once your water parameters stay in line, the fish illnesses will most likely stop. Consider a tsp of salt per 10 gal water to both help the fish with nitrite and deal with the fin rot. Just remember that only water changes remove salt (and it needs replacement according to the amount of water you remove to hold levels steady - once the nitrites are zero/near zero, stop any salt and let water changes remove it.) Check the instructions on the meds you are using - salt my not be allowed. If instructions are not clear on this issue, then don't use salt. One minor point - did you see flukes? Nitrite burning will cause red gills and make the fish close a gill/struggle to breath and this looks just like gill fluke issues. If their gills are hurt, then salt will help a lot (improves waste removal by the gills.)
Also, extra oxygen - by an air stone - is needed if nitrite has exceeded 0.5 ppm and is a good idea until they heal (a number of weeks) and nitrite levels drop to zero.
Seems like you are doing good - best of luck
Last edited by Cermet; 10-18-2012 at 11:42 AM.
Doesn't the salt cause zeolite to exchange the ammonia it's absorbed back into the water? I know that's how you recharge the stuff. I may still need to keep at least a bit of zeolite in the filter for a while more if the source of the ammonia spike hasn't decomposed far enough to stop puking out more of it yet.
Also thanks for the nitrite burn info -- guppy-mom's not really responded to the medication in the ~3 days I've been treating (API General Cure) so nitrite burn is likely the culprit as I haven't actually seen any parasites in her gills or on her. I did shift her into a net box at the top of the tank right near the zeolite-filled filter outflow, so she'll be getting more oxygen there and less sitting near the likely ammonia-factory in the gravel -- plus a bit of respite from the males. :)
Last edited by Taweret; 10-18-2012 at 02:46 PM.
You are correct about the zeolite and salt - boy, did I miss that ! You are sharp . If the ammonia levels are under 0.25 ppm, you don't need the zeolite and could then switch to salt and water changes. However, do what you feel is best - your seeing what is going on.
In any case, you want the filter to cycle so do water changes large enough so the ammonia does not exceed 0.25 ppm and with your nitrites developing, keep those as close to zero as possible. The fish will produce enough ammonia to keep the bacteria growing even if you do two 90% water changes a day.
An air stone would help both the fish and cycling bacteria.


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