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Playback of content downloaded or streamed from a network service is automatically synchronized for users at different client devices. Synchronization is achieved using user approved actions to perform during content playback. Each client device submits playback status to a server while the server generates and sends synchronization instructions for each client device. The synchronization instructions are based on user parameters and the difference in playback position between the users.
1. A computer implemented method for synchronizing playback of content, comprising:
receiving a request for digital content from a client associated with a user;
retrieving contact viewing information for one or more contacts associated with the user, the one or more contacts viewing content at one or more additional clients;
receiving a selection of one or more contacts;
providing the requested content to the user at the client; and
automatically synchronizing playback of the requested content at clients associated with the user and the selected one or more contacts.
2. The method of
3. The method of
retrieving contact data for all contacts associated with the user.
4. The method of
determining which user contacts are playing back content that matches the user requested contact.
5. The method of
receiving playback position data from each client device associated with the user and the selected content.
6. The method of
generating synchronization instructions for each client associated with the user and the selected content.
7. The method of
automatically generating an instruction to increase playback speed of the content.
8. The method of
automatically generating an instruction to decrease playback speed of the content.
9. The method of
automatically generating an instruction to not playback commercials within the content.
10. The method of
automatically generating an instruction to only playback highlights of the content.
11. The method of
12. One or more processor readable storage devices having processor readable code embodied on said processor readable storage devices, said processor readable code for programming one or more processors to perform a method comprising:
receiving a selection from a user for content to be provided through an interface;
providing a list of user contacts currently playing the selected content, the list provided in response to the received content selection;
receiving a selection of one or more of the provided user contacts;
providing the content selected by the user through an interface;
receiving an instruction from a server to manipulate content playback; and
executing the instruction to manipulate content playback.
13. The one or more processor readable storage devices of
sending the selected one or more user contacts to a network server; and
receiving the content selected by the user from the network server in response to the sending the selected one or more contacts to the network server.
14. The one or more processor readable storage devices of
15. The one or more processor readable storage devices of
receiving synchronization parameters from a user; and
sending the synchronization parameters to a network server,
the instructions to manipulate content playback conforming to the synchronization parameters sent to the network server.
16. The one or more processor readable storage devices of
providing a playback update to a synchronization server during playback of the content, the playback update identifying the current time, the playback position, and the user associated with the playback.
17. The one or more processor readable storage devices of
receiving an instruction associated with playback speed increase, playback speed decrease, skipping commercials, or only playing content highlights.
18. A system for providing synchronized content, comprising:
a communication interface for communicating with a network server and a display device;
a storage device;
one or more processors that retrieve content from a server in response to user input, configure synchronization parameters for a user, receive synchronization instructions from a remote server which complies with the synchronization parameters, and performs playback of the retrieved content by transmitting content playback data to the display device while manipulating the playback based on execution of the synchronization instructions.
19. The system of
20. The system of
Television sets can receive video that is broadcast over airwaves or through cable and provide the video according to a set schedule. Users in the same city, state or time zone can watch content on a particular channel at the same time. If a user tunes into a television channel later than another, the later user may view the program already in progress at the same point in time as other viewers that have watched the video program from an earlier time.
With development of the Internet, people may view video content at different times from downloaded video files, using video-on-demand services or streaming video content. In particular, a user may access a network service, select content to be retrieved, download or stream the content and view it whenever the user wishes. Though downloading or streaming content to view at any time may be convenient for a particular user, it is difficult to coordinate simultaneous viewings by different users at different locations using these methods.
The technology described herein pertains to automatically synchronizing playback of content downloaded or streamed from a network service for users at different client locations. A user may choose to synchronize playback of the content with any number of contacts also viewing that particular content. Content synchronization is achieved by executing user approved instructions on a playback mechanism during content playback. The synchronization instructions are determined based on a content playback position for each user and contact within a viewing group for which the content is synchronized.
Instructions which are executed to manipulate content playback may include viewing the content at a faster speed or slower speed, deleting or summarizing a portion of the content and other actions. Synchronization using the instructions is achieved based a user request to synchronize with another user or a second user's request to synchronize the with the first user's playback. To determine which instructions to apply to playback of the content, each client may provide updates to the server indicating the content being played, the playback position at the client, and other data. The server determines the relative playback positions at each client and which of a series of actions to perform during playback to synchronize the content. Instructions are then generated and sent to each client by the server.
This summary is provided to introduce a selection of concepts in a simplified form that are further described below in the description. This summary is not intended to identify key features or essential features of the claimed subject matter, nor is it intended to be used as an aid in determining the scope of the claimed subject matter.
The present technology automatically synchronizes playback of content downloaded or being streamed from a network service for users at different client locations. The synchronization occurs whether content playback is started at the same time or a different time by different users. Upon selecting content to view, a user may choose to synchronize playback of the content with any number of contacts also viewing that particular content. A user may also configure what actions may be performed during playback to synchronize the content. To synchronize content playback between two or more client devices, playback updates are transmitted by clients playing content to a synchronizing server. The synchronization server receives the updates and provides each client with synchronization instructions to execute during content playback.
A user playing content through a client device may configure what actions may be performed during playback of content on the client. Examples of these actions may include viewing the content at a faster speed or slower speed, deleting or summarizing a portion of the content and other actions. In addition, a user may configure whether the actions may be taken per a user request to synchronize with another user or based on a second user's request to synch the with the first user's playback.
Synchronization is automatically achieved through communication between a server and two or more client devices through which the content is being played. Each client may provide updates to the server indicating the content being played, the playback position at the client, and other data. The server determines the relative playback positions at each client and which of a series of actions, if any, may be performed during playback at each client to synchronize the content. Synchronization instructions are then generated and sent to each client by the server.
Client devices 110-130 communicate with Playback devices 115-135, respectively. Each of Playback devices 115-135 may be implemented as a television, monitor, audio system, or some other device for playback of video, audio or other digital content. Each client device may receive digital content data, messages, instructions and other data from network server 160 and/or synchronization server 170 over network 140 and provide data in graphical, video, audio or some other digital media format to playback device 115. Each of client devices 110-130 may be a set top box, computer or gaming console. In some embodiments, each client device may be implemented as a gaming console such as �Xbox 360�, by Microsoft Corporation of Redmond, Wash.
Network 140 may be implemented as a WAN, LAN, public network, private network, Internet, Intranet, a combination of these or some other network or networks. In some embodiments, network 140 could be implemented as a broadband network, satellite broadcast communication network, a cell phone network or some other data communication network.
Network server 160 provides a media synchronization service over network 140 to any of client devices 110-130 or other machines. The synchronization service provides one or more user interfaces to client devices to perform login, configure user contacts, download content and configure synchronization preferences, automatically synchronize playback of content and perform other tasks and operations. Network server 160 may also receive data from clients, such as for example parameters used to synchronize digital content playback, and other data.
When providing content to be played at a client device, the network server may retrieve the content from one of content sources 182-186. To determine what content is located at which content source, network server 160 may include one or more content source lookup tables 165 as illustrated in
User data store 150 may be implemented as a database, a server, or some other machine for storing data and communicates with network server 160. The stored data may be associated with user account data, content data and other data. For example, user data store 150 may include one or more user account records 155 as illustrated in
Synchronization server 170 may communicate with network server 160 and one or more client devices 110-130 and manages synchronization between two or more clients viewing digital content. Managing synchronization involves receiving synchronization parameters from network server 160, receiving updates from clients playing content, determining synchronization that needs to be performed at each client and sending synchronization instructions and/or messages to each of the client devices currently playing the content.
When managing synchronization, a group of users or contacts may be grouped into a viewing group. Synchronization server 170 maintains a list of content viewing group records 175 as illustrated in
Content sources 182-186 contain content that may be downloaded or streamed to and played by one of client devices 110-130. Each of content sources 182-186 may be accessed by network server 160 and may contain digital content such as video, audio, movies, television episodes, sporting events, news, weather, music videos, songs, podcasts and other content.
Automatic synchronization as performed by the system of
A content request may then be received from client 110 by network server 160 at step 320. Requests may be received in several ways known in the art, such as for example in a SOAP message, or some other message format. The request will contain an identification of the client device making the request and the content requested. After receiving a content request, network server 160 may retrieve the content from a content source at step 330. Retrieving the content may include looking up the location of the content using content source lookup table 165 and requesting the content from the corresponding content source. The corresponding content source receives the request, retrieves the content and sends the retrieved content to network server 160.
After retrieving the content, content viewing information for user contacts may be retrieved by network server 160 at step 340. The content viewing information identifies user contacts currently viewing the same content requested by the user. To retrieve content viewing information, network server 160 accesses the set of contacts for the user from user data store 150, determines the content viewed by any of the user contacts, and then determines whether the viewed content matches the user requested content. Retrieving content viewing information is discussed in more detail below with respect to
User synchronization parameters are determined with respect to user contacts by network server 160 at step 350. Determining user synchronization parameters is achieved by providing the contact viewing information to the client, receiving the synchronization parameters in a response from the client, and sending the data to synchronization server 170. Determining user synchronization parameters is discussed in more detail below with respect to the method of
After determining user synchronization parameters, the requested content is sent to client 110 with any synchronization instructions by network server 160 at step 360. The content sent is that requested at step 320. Initial instructions may include instructions to slightly increase the playback speed of the content, an instruction to contact synchronization server 170, or some other instruction. For example, the synchronization instructions may include the address or location of synchronization server 170 so client device 110 may have playback synchronized by server 170. After content and synchronization instructions are sent to client 110, synchronization parameters, viewing group updates and other data is sent to synchronization server 170 by network server 370. The synchronization parameters include user identification, content identification actions allowed to achieve synchronization, and other data.
User data store 150 receives the request, retrieves the user contacts and transmits a response with the user contacts to network server 160 at step 420. User data store 150 retrieves the contact data from a stored record corresponding to the user identified in the request. In some embodiments, user data store 150 may contain login data for a user to be used with a user electronic mail account, gaming account, and other accounts. Thus, the login data may be used to implement access several accounts. The response includes contact identification information for each contact associated with the identified user.
Network server 160 receives a response with the user contacts at step 430 and sends a contact playback request to synchronization server 170 at step 440. The contact playback request is to determine which user contacts are logged in and what content, if any, each contact is viewing. If any logged in user contacts are viewing the same content requested by the user at the client device, network server 160 indicates this to client device 110 and provides the user an opportunity to synchronize his or her content playback with user contacts currently playing the same content.
Synchronization server 170 receives the request from network server 160, determines what content each of the user contacts are viewing, if any, and transmits the content playback information for each contact to network server 160 at step 450. In some embodiments, synchronization server 170 maintains viewing groups for each element of content and a group of contacts synchronizing playback of that content. Each user is in only one viewing group and only one content element may be associated with a group. A network server then receives the contact playback information from synchronization server 170 at step 460.
If one or more contacts are viewing same content requested by the user, contact playback information associated with the contacts is sent to requesting client device 110 at step 515. The data sent to the client allows the user to choose whether to synchronize playback with one or more contacts. The contact viewing information may be provided in a user interface sent to client 110 by network server 160. At some point after sending the contact viewing information, network server 160 may receive synchronization parameters from the client device at step 520. The synchronization parameters may indicate whether to synchronize with a selected contact, whether a particular contact may synchronize with a user, and the actions that the user has allowed to be applied to content playback in order to synchronize the playback with other contacts.
After receiving the synchronization parameters, a determination is made as to whether the user has selected to synchronize playback of the content with one or more contacts at step 525. The user selection is indicated within the information received by network server 160 by client 110. If the user has elected to not synchronize viewing with the contacts, the method of
As discussed above,
First, synchronization parameters are received from network server 160 by synchronization server 170 at step 610. The synchronization parameters indicate whether a user has selected content playback speed may be increased or decreased, whether commercials may be skipped, whether a playback may proceed with highlights only, and other content playback preferences. Playback status is then received from a client device at step 620. In some embodiments, the status is received as a message sent from client 110, such as a SOAP message, to synchronization server 170 and includes a user identification, content identification, current playback position and current time at which the position is played by a client device. The current time may be the current atomic time or some other synchronized time between client devices 110-130. In addition to receiving playback status from a client, synchronization server 170 receives playback status from the other clients associated with user contacts within the same viewing group at step 630. Playback status for other clients may be received before or after playback status received from the user client at step 620 and will include the same status elements as those discussed with respect to step 620.
After receiving a playback status for each user in a viewing group, synchronization instructions are then determined for each client device in the viewing group at step 650. Synchronization instructions may be determined based on the difference between playback positions for each client device and the synchronization preferences for each device as indicated by the user or contact. Determining synchronization instructions for each client in a viewing group is discussed in more detail below with respect to
The generated synchronization instructions are sent to each client in a viewing group at step 660. In some embodiments, instructions may indicate that a client device should increase the speed of playback, decrease the speed of playback, delete commercials during playback, playback only highlights of a particular content, playback the content at normal speed without modification, or some other instruction. A determination is then made by synchronization server 170 as to whether a new contact should be joined to the viewing group at step 670. In some embodiments, a new user can join a viewing group if the user is a contact of a current member of the group and the contact would like to synchronize playback of the content currently viewed by that viewing group. In some embodiments, other and/or additional criteria may be used to add a contact to a viewing group. If no contact is to join a viewing group, the method of
If a member added to the group has the furthest playback status of the group members, the new member may be selected as the primary member at step 710. In some embodiments, the primary member of a group is updated continuously as content playback updates are received for the group.
A first member of the remaining viewing group members is selected and a gap is determined between that user's playback position and the primary member's playback position at step 715. The first member selected may be any member other than the primary member.
A determination is made at step 716 as to whether the gap is greater than zero seconds. If the gap is greater than zero seconds, the method continues to step 720 to determine what instructions may be generated to synchronize playback between the two clients. If there is no gap (the gap is zero seconds), an instruction to playback content at normal speed is generated for the selected member at step 718 and the method continues to step 760.
Once it is determined that a gap exists for the currently selected member, the synchronization server determines whether any of several actions may be taken to synchronize the selected member playback position with the primary member playback position. Determinations for selecting whether or not to enable a synchronization action are based on whether the action eliminates the gap between the selected user and the primary user within a threshold time period. A threshold time period may be implemented as any period of time, such as five minutes, ten minutes, fifteen minutes, half of a remaining time in the playback content for the primary user, or some other time period. For example, if an action brings a selected member to the same playback position as the primary member within a threshold of five minutes, then a particular action may be taken. Moreover, if the selected action removes a gap between the selected member and the primary member before the next set of commercials, the action may be taken.
A determination is made as to whether increasing the playback speed (fast forwarding playback) of the selected member's playback removes the gap within a threshold at step 720. The determination involves whether increasing the selected member's playback of the content by a certain ratio causes the selected client device playback position to catch the primary contact playback position. Increasing the playback speed at a client device may be done by a ratio of 1:1, 1:2, 1:25, or some other ratio. If increasing the playback speed would remove a gap within a particular threshold, a speed increase instruction is generated for the selected member at step 725 and the method of
If increasing the speed of the selected member's playback would not remove the gap with the primary member within the threshold, a determination is made as to whether increasing a playback speed (fast forwarding) and deleting commercials for the selected member's playback would remove the gap with the primary member within a threshold at step 730. A client device content playback may be controlled to automatically skip commercials during playback. If increasing playback (fast forwarding playback) and deleting commercials for the selected member removes the gap in playback position with respect to the primary member within a threshold, then an instruction to increase playback speed and an instruction to delete commercials are generated for the selected member at step 735 and the method of
If playback speed increase and commercial deletion together do not remove the gap, a determination is made as to whether playback speed increase, commercial deleting, and playing only highlights of a selected member playback may remove a gap with respect to the primary member within a threshold at step 740. Playing only content highlights may increase the fast-forward playback speed during a period of the content not associated with the highlight or delete the non-highlight content. For example, highlights of content associated with a sports video include content that depicts scoring, a period of time just before a commercial (such as one minute), and other content. If speed increase, deleting commercials, and playing only highlights do not remove the gap within a threshold, a determination is made at step 750 as to whether the primary member playback may be decreased at step 750. If the primary member has indicated that his or her content playback speed may be reduced to synchronize content, a slow playback instruction is generated for the primary member at step 755 and the method of
A determination is made as to whether more members exist in the viewing group at step 760. If no additional members exist in the viewing group, the method of
Contacts may then be configured for the user account with a network service provided by a network server 160 at step 820. Configuring contacts by client device 120 may include receiving input from a user through a user interface for configuring contact data and sending the received contact data to network server 160. Network server 160 may then store the contact data within a user account record 155 within user data store 150.
A selection is received of media content from a user by a client device at step 830. The media content selection may be received through a user interface provided to a client device by network server 160. The selected media may be a video, audio or some other element of digital media that a user wishes to playback on client device 110. The media selection is then sent to network server 160 by a client device at step 840. After sending the media selection to a network server, synchronization data for a user may be configured by the client device at step 850. Configuring synchronization data may be done through a user interface received from network server 160 to select the synchronization preferences for the user. The preferences may then be used to generate synchronization parameters and are sent to network server 160. Configuring synchronization data for a user is discussed in more detail below with respect to
Content is received from network server 160 by client device 110 at step 860. The received content is that requested by the user at step 830. In addition to the content, the client device may also receive one or more instructions for synchronizing playback. After receiving the content, playback of the content is synchronized at the client device with content playback by one or more user contacts at step 870. Synchronization may be performed based on playback status messages and synchronization instructions exchanged between client 110 and synchronization server 170. Synchronizing playback of the content at a client device is discussed in more detail below with respect to
A determination is made as to whether input is received through the user interface to synchronize user playback of the content with playback of the content by a contact at step 920. If no input is received from a user by client device 110 to synchronize the playback of content with content playback by a user's contact, the method of
A determination is made as to whether a user has indicated that skipping commercials is allowed during synchronization at step 935. If the user has indicated through input received through a user interface that skipping commercials is not allowed to synchronize content, the method of
A determination is made as to whether a user has indicated that viewing highlights only during playback may be allowed to synchronize playback at step 945. If a user has not indicated that showing highlights only is not allowed, the method of
A determination is made as to whether input has been received to allow synchronization requests by other contacts at step 955. If the user has indicated that no synchronization requests should be considered by other contacts, the method of
A synchronization message is then received from synchronization server 170 by client device 110 at step 1040. The received synchronization message is parsed to retrieve synchronization instructions at step 1050. The synchronization instructions may include playback speed increase instructions, speed decrease instructions, commercial deletion instructions, play highlight only instructions, or other instructions. The instructions should conform to the preferences set by the user during the method of
A determination is made as to whether playback of the content is complete at step 1070. If the content playback has completed, then the method of
Computing environment 1100 of
The technology described herein is operational with numerous other general purpose or special purpose computing system environments or configurations. Examples of well known computing systems, environments, and/or configurations that may be suitable for use with the technology herein include, but are not limited to, personal computers, server computers, hand-held or laptop devices, mobile phones or devices, multiprocessor systems, microprocessor-based systems, set top boxes, programmable consumer electronics, network PCs, minicomputers, mainframe computers, distributed computing environments that include any of the above systems or devices, and the like.
The technology herein may be described in the general context of computer-executable instructions, such as program modules, being executed by a computer. Generally, program modules include routines, programs, objects, components, data structures, and so forth that perform particular tasks or implement particular abstract data types. The technology herein may also be practiced in distributed computing environments where tasks are performed by remote processing devices that are linked through a communications network. In a distributed computing environment, program modules may be located in both local and remote computer storage media including memory storage devices.
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Computer 1110 typically includes a variety of computer readable media. Computer readable media can be any available media that can be accessed by computer 1110 and includes both volatile and nonvolatile media, removable and non-removable media. By way of example, and not limitation, computer readable media may comprise computer storage media and communication media. Computer storage media includes both volatile and nonvolatile, removable and non-removable media implemented in any method or technology for storage of information such as computer readable instructions, data structures, program modules or other data. Computer storage media includes, but is not limited to, RAM, ROM, EEPROM, flash memory or other memory technology, CD-ROM, digital versatile disks (DVD) or other optical disk storage, magnetic cassettes, magnetic tape, magnetic disk storage or other magnetic storage devices, or any other medium which can be used to store the desired information and which can accessed by computer 1110. Communication media typically embodies computer readable instructions, data structures, program modules or other data in a modulated data signal such as a carrier wave or other transport mechanism and includes any information delivery media. The term �modulated data signal� means a signal that has one or more of its characteristics set or changed in such a manner as to encode information in the signal. By way of example, and not limitation, communication media includes wired media such as a wired network or direct-wired connection, and wireless media such as acoustic, RF, infrared and other wireless media. Combinations of the any of the above should also be included within the scope of computer readable media.
The system memory 1130 includes computer storage media in the form of volatile and/or nonvolatile memory such as read only memory (ROM) 1131 and random access memory (RAM) 1132. A basic input/output system 1133 (BIOS), containing the basic routines that help to transfer information between elements within computer 1110, such as during start-up, is typically stored in ROM 1131. RAM 1132 typically contains data and/or program modules that are immediately accessible to and/or presently being operated on by processing unit 1120. By way of example, and not limitation,
The computer 1110 may also include other removable/non-removable, volatile/nonvolatile computer storage media. By way of example only,
The drives and their associated computer storage media discussed above and illustrated in
The computer 1110 may operate in a networked environment using logical connections to one or more remote computers, such as a remote computer 1180. The remote computer 1180 may be a personal computer, a server, a router, a network PC, a peer device or other common network node, and typically includes many or all of the elements described above relative to the computer 1110, although only a memory storage device 1181 has been illustrated in
When used in a LAN networking environment, the computer 1110 is connected to the LAN 1171 through a network interface or adapter 1170. When used in a WAN networking environment, the computer 1110 typically includes a modem 1172 or other means for establishing communications over the WAN 1173, such as the Internet. The modem 1172, which may be internal or external, may be connected to the system bus 1121 via the user input interface 1160, or other appropriate mechanism. In a networked environment, program modules depicted relative to the computer 1110, or portions thereof, may be stored in the remote memory storage device. By way of example, and not limitation,
At least some of the embodiments disclosed herein may be implemented on a media device that a user interacts with when viewing media content.
The device 1200 includes a digital broadcast receiver 1210 (e.g., satellite dish receiver, RF receiver, microwave receiver, multicast listener, etc.) and a tuner 1220 which tunes to appropriate frequencies or addresses of the broadcast network. The tuner 1220 is configured to receive digital broadcast data in a particularized format, such as MPEG-encoded digital video and audio data, as well as digital data in many different forms, including software programs and programming information in the form of data files. The device 1200 also has a modem 1240 which provides dial-up access to the data network 1228 to provide a back channel or direct link to the server 1250. In other implementations of a back channel, the modem 1240 might be replaced by a network card, or an RF receiver, or other type of port/receiver which provides access to the back channel.
The device 1200 runs an operating system which supports multiple applications. The operating system may be a multitasking operating system which allows simultaneous execution of multiple applications. The operating system may employ a graphical user interface windowing environment which presents the applications or documents in specially delineated areas of the display screen called �windows.�
The device is illustrated with a key listener 1253 to receive the authorization and session keys transmitted from the server 1250. The keys received by listener 1253 are used by the cryptographic security services implemented at the device 1200 to enable decryption of the session keys and data. Cryptographic services are implemented through a combination of hardware and software. A secure, tamper-resistant hardware unit 1282 is provided external to the CPU 1260 and two software layers 1254, 1255 executing on the processor 1251 are used to facilitate access to the resources on the cryptographic hardware 1230.
The software layers include a cryptographic application program interface (CAPI) 1284 which provides functionality to any application seeking cryptographic services (e.g., encryption, decryption, signing, or verification). One or more cryptographic service providers (CSPs) implement the functionality presented by the CAPI to the application. The CAPI layer 1254 selects the appropriate CSP for performing the requested cryptographic function. The CSPs 1255 perform various cryptographic functions such as encryption key management, encryption/decryption services, hashing routines, digital signing, and authentication tasks in conjunction with the cryptographic unit 1282. A different CSP might be configured to handle specific functions, such as encryption, decryption, signing, etc., although a single CSP can be implemented to handle them all. The CSPs 1255 can be implemented as dynamic linked libraries (DLLs) that are loaded on demand by the CAPI, and which can then be called by an application through the CAPI 1254.
The foregoing detailed description of the technology herein has been presented for purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the technology to the precise form disclosed. Many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teaching. The described embodiments were chosen in order to best explain the principles of the technology and its practical application to thereby enable others skilled in the art to best utilize the technology in various embodiments and with various modifications as are suited to the particular use contemplated. It is intended that the scope of the technology be defined by the claims appended hereto.
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There isn't really anything wrong with cannons, I don't know where all these threads have come from lately. People just see the cannon numbers and forget that without very precise timing and the work of their team, those cannons might as well be pea shooters.
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Picking a bourbon isn't the one-two-three choice it used to be. There's been a boom in brands, especially from small, premium producers, not to mention a flood of new styles. Will you go for a barrel-aged version? Honey flavored? How about a bourbon that's been aged at sea?
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"The biggest thing right now is people are looking to stand out," says Andrew Abrahamson, general manager of the Seven Grand Downtown LA whiskey bar. "Before it was all about brand loyalty. Now, the consumer base is looking for something new, something different and something really cutting edge."
By law, bourbon, a type of whiskey, must be produced in the United States, made of a grain mix of at least 51 percent corn, distilled at less than 160 proof, made without additives save for water to reduce proof where necessary, and aged in new, charred white oak barrels. A minimum of two years aging is required to call the liquor "straight bourbon."
It's at the barrel level that a lot of the innovation is occurring.
Some of the extra touches producers are trying include selling single-barrel bourbons, made as the name suggests from a single barrel rather than being a blend of many. A popular way to enjoy this trend is to visit the distillery and pick out your own barrel. Abrahamson does this at Seven Grand, sending the staff out to pick their favorite barrels. The result is a slight price break and a chance to offer customers something unique.
Another, smaller, trend is the practice of finishing off standard bourbons in different types of barrels, like Angel's Envy, which is finished in ruby port wine casks. Meanwhile, Maker's Mark has Maker's 46, which is aged in barrels containing seared French oak staves. And Woodford Reserve has its Double Oaked bourbon, which is made as a standard bourbon, then put into a second barrel.
"Distillers are really pushing themselves," says Abrahamson.
And, like vodka, bourbon has been getting in on the flavor craze with honey probably the most popular. But other flavors are available, too, such as the black cherry infused bourbon from Red Stag by Jim Beam.
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This Monday, Finnish feel-good tunesmith, Lenno, will be releasing a remix EP for Never Stop — the 4-track EP that came out in early November on NYC-based imprint, Heavy Roc Music, run by The Knocks' B-Roc. On board for the remix release is the young gun and GDD™ homie, Durante, who has completely flipped the title track from Lenno, adding in thick, snarling Electro synth stabs to complement Lenno's vibey Nu Disco style for a rework that highlights the inherent abilities of Durante while not fully giving up the mojo of Lenno's original mix. Listen first below and look out Monday for the full release.
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Treasure Fingers dropped off his amazing remix of Tatiana Owens's new track, Beautiful People, out earlier on T&A Records earlier today. It's a quite bouncy disco-tech vibe with some amazing vocal work laced on top.
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RESTAURANTSDeedee's, KFC rejected by zoning
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OTHER ISSUESWhat do you think Google should do re: Yahoo?
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4.5 miles of trail up and over the mountain with views of Blue Hill Bay, Acadia, and Camden Hills. The new Becton Trail offers views of Toddy Pond and Great Pond Mountain to the north.
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We're in search of moonshine. I'm in a car with Diego Vidart, a Uruguayan photographer, and Kristian Helgesen, a Norwegian photographer. We're heading from Helsinki to Kitee, a small town among the woods and lakes on the Finnish-Russian border, somewhere northeast of St Petersburg. The organizers of the Montevideo Biennale of Photography want us to install an exhibition 'to explore the narrative limits of photography.' To do this Diego has created an alter-ego, Esko Tikanmäki, son of a Finnish Tango musician, Matti Tikanmäki. We aim to gather 'evidence' to make the existence of Esko Tikanmaki Portogales real. And to do that we want to go to the village where Esko's father died, drunk on pontika, the Finnish version of moonshine.
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Brian watched all of this. He asks Will about his attacks on the Tea Party, saying Will have been much more critical of it than any other Republican in the media. Will lists a bunch of people who have attacked the Tea Party (all of whom have probably done it better) and Brian says none of those people work for Leona Lansing, who must not be pleased that her anchor is attacking politicians whose support she needs. Will refuses to comment on that. He says if Leona wants to fire him, she can just buy out his contract. Brian says she'd still have to explain why she got rid of the second-most-watched anchor on cable. What is all of this "she'd have to explain" BS? Would she really? Are people really going to care if Leona Lansing fires an anchor without having an explanation? I don't think they will. Today fired Ann Curry and most of the people who thought it was grossly unfair are still watching.
Brian asks if Leona is using TMI to "manufacture" a reason to fire Will. Will says maybe. Brian says she wouldn't need a reason at all if NewsNight sank in the ratings because it was "too highbrow" to cover Casey Anthony. Brian recaps the entire season so far: Will's crappy show is making Leona's life in Washington D.C. harder so she's trying to get rid of him. Brian says he would have "caved" and reported on Casey Anthony too. Will says Brian isn't a serious journalist to begin with because he agreed to Will's ridiculous demands last Friday. Way to win the reporter over, Will.
Gary Cooper will be playing the part of Ron Paul in the mock debate. I'm not sure who Maggie supposed to be as she asks Jim Bachmann what she thinks is the most important question ever: since Bachmann claims that God told her to run for president, what does God's voice sound like? Rodney Dangerfield laughs at Maggie's question, but she says she isn't kidding. Also, why does no one ever eat those delicious-looking pastries that are always on the table of the conference room? And why does that conference room always get such delicious pastries? Who is bringing them in all the time? I'm hungry.
Anyway, whatever, Maggie demands that the first question to Michele Bachmann be about God speaking to her. What does his voice sound like? What did he say, word for word? Does he speak English? Does she hear voices often? "She's claiming to be a prophet!" Maggie says; "how is this not the first question Will asks?" Thank you for your contributions, Maggie. But even I, with no Christian upbringing whatsoever, know that usually when people say that God "spoke" to them, they don't necessarily mean that literally. Sometimes, they just mean they got a feeling or something. They don't literally hear some old guy's echo-y voice in their heads. That's all Michele Bachmann would have to say to make Will look kind of stupid for asking the question in the first place. That's probably why the other journalists haven't. But good thinking there, Sorkin, you media visionary, you!


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It's almost the weekend, which is my favorite time to crack open a can of...well, if I'm honest, these days it's usually PBR. Times are tough, but not as tough as they probably were before this day in 1935, when the Gottfried Krueger Brewing Company delivered it's first batch of 2,000 cans of Krueger's Finest Beer and Cream Ale to one of my favorite cities in America: the dirty river city of Richmond, VA.
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The eighth season of FX's long-running 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' may have come and gone far too quickly but that doesn't mean the gang will be going anywhere any time soon. And now, like 'Game of Thrones' before it, we'll all be able to live our collective dreams of drinking like the characters of 'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia' with their very own 'Sunny' inspired beer! Find out how you can guzzle down a bottle of "Dayman" (that sounded better in our heads) inside!
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We don't know about you, but the news that broke earlier today of HBO's 'Game of Thrones' delivering super-sized episodes for its third season beginning March 31 made us want to toast the series' honor. Thankfully, HBO has an answer for that too! The network has announced its collaboration with Brewery Ommegang to release a series of 'Game of Thrones'-inspired beers to coincide with the new season! Are you prepared to taste the Iron Throne? Details inside!


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I will restrain myself and not state the obvious joke.
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