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The surprise-and-delight effort gives fans a new way to interact with Lambert's music and a new way for the brand to engage with women ages 18 to 44.
Until now, music fans who thought concert posters were singing to them might have been on the wrong side of sober or perhaps even needed to avail themselves of mental health services.
Today, however, thanks to the wonders of modern technology, posters can sing to us anytime, regardless of whether we're capable of operating heavy machinery.
To wit: Miranda Lambert isn't the only one singing on her Platinum Tour this summer. In fact, the singer-songwriter is getting some competition from herself in poster form as presenting sponsor, drink mix brand Crystal Light, rolls out playable posters at her concerts from July to September.
That's right. Lambert fans will be able to spin a record on the poster to unlock 30-second audio clips from three songs as a result of a partnership between the brand and U.K.-based conductive ink start-up Novalia.
These special singing posters are printed with conductive ink on the back, which creates touch sensors that pick up electrical signals from fingers on the front, the brand says.
The ink, in turn, is connected to a processor that Gina Waldhorn, chief operating officer (COO) of boutique agency Evol8tion, describes as about the size of a silver dollar. She says the poster "practically lies flat on the wall," along with an electric speaker on the back as well.
According to Maria Menicou, operations manager at Novalia, the audio "will kind of be on lockdown for three seconds."
In other words, consumers that continue to spin the record will hear the next track after about three seconds of play.
Novalia created 110 posters, which will be displayed next to Crystal Light stands at Lambert's concerts where attendees can sample a liquid water enhancer product that launched last year.
In addition to music, the posters also have promotional audio for Crystal Light.
"This poster was developed as a way to drive engagement with consumers at samplings and give them linkage to Miranda and help celebrate her as well as create a memorable impression of Crystal Light," says Jennifer Dahlgren, senior brand manager for Crystal Light. "It's an interesting way for consumers to experience her music that is memorable and fun...it's a new way to interact with paper. The sounds turn paper into a speaker, which is a really different experience."
In a prepared statement, Lambert said, "I'm always thrilled to introduce new ways for my fans to interact with my music."
Those fans include women ages 18 to 44, which is who Crystal Light is hoping to reach with this effort.
In addition, Menicou says the posters are an atmosphere-booster and create an extra dimension at Lambert's concerts.
Waldhorn agrees the posters make the onsite experience more special and says the partnership could lead to additional applications of the conductive ink in marketing or packaging from other brands.
Crystal Light is a Kraft Foods Group brand.
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Yes, I know. This is not a new film. "Murder on the Orient Express" was released in 1974, over 40 years ago. And they already had color movies way back then, imagine that! What a star-studded cast was assembled for the filming of an Agathe Christie novel! I had devoured all the Hercule Poirot books as a girl, but I don't remember ever having seen the movie. Lauren Bacall as Mrs. Hubbard, just perfect! Ingrid Bergman playing the mousey Greta to such perfection that she won an Oscar for it.
Even though about halfway through I remembered enough of the book to know "who done it", it was still suspense-packed until the end. That scene (lasting almost 28 minutes, IMDB tells us, and because of technical difficulties had to be shot numerous times) in which Poirot lays out two possible explanations for the death of Mr. Ratchett, is truly the best of the entire film.
So don't just see newer films - the old classics are really something to enjoy.
Murder on the Orient Express
Yes, I know. This is not a new film. "Murder on the Orient Express" was released in 1974, over 40 years ago. And they already had color movies way back then, imagine that! What a star-studded cast was assembled for the filming of an Agathe Christie novel! I had devoured all the Hercule Poirot books as a girl, but I don't remember ever having seen the movie. Lauren Bacall as Mrs. Hubbard, just perfect! Ingrid Bergman playing the mousey Greta to such perfection that she won an Oscar for it.
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The Imitation Game
The English film "The Imitation Game" about Alan Turing was released this week in Germany, so we picked up the film in English at Odeon with some mathematically inclined friends. The theater was well-filled, a good sign, as I like having a movie theater close by that shows English-language original films. And has SALTED buttered popcorn.
A review on the radio was positively gushing about the film, while the Wikipedia article in English has a long section about various controversies, the short German Wikipedia article is completely dominated by criticism. Turing is portrayed as a traitor for not exposing a spy! He never worked with the guy! He wasn't that close to June Clarke! The maths are wrong! There's an error in the machine! He was arrested in 1952, not 1951! Etc. etc.
Just ignore all this. It's not supposed to be a documentary and they only have two hours to tell the story so that people can sort of begin to understand what drives some people to spend hours and hours pouring over mathematical formulas and computing machinery. And that some of these people have issues understanding social cues and relating to people. They're odd ones. Maybe he was an Aspie and maybe he wasn't, it is still a wonderful film.
The actor Benedict Cumberbatch gives quite some insight into what it might have been like to be Alan Turing, to have had this mad idea of building a machine to break codes, and to have had his contribution to ending the war kept secret. His homosexuality, gently woven throughout the film, which caused the country he saved to put him on trial and have him chemically castrated, is well-treated. It's not in-your-face and it's not something mentioned off-hand. It is part of him, full stop. And it is a disgrace to England that it took until 2013 for Queen Elizabeth to pardon him.
The last few minutes of the film flash cards noting how the story plays out. They call Turing's death a suicide, although there are any number of alternative ideas from inhaling fumes from his chemical experiments to GCHQ having their hand in it. From what we have heard from Edward Snowden the past year and a half, that is actually starting to make a lot of sense. Turing understood the art of cryptography and cryptanalysis, the GCHQ doesn't want a lot of that going around.
Anyway: a film that makes people think about how gays are treated, about how deadly secrets are kept in a war, and about math being important gets a thumbs up from me. I shall recommend it to my students. And I suggest reading Andrew Hodges' book "Alan Turing: The Enigma" as well as Turing's publications. Oh, and learn cryptography while you are at it.
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Traditionally, we see a movie in Lund or Malmö or Ystad with a friend between Christmas and New Year's. We've seen the Lord of the Rings trilogy together, and the first two Hobbit films. So with the release of the last Hobbit film, we should have been seeing that. But the reviews were so clear that this was a CWOT (complete waste of time), that we chose a film based on when we could all be in Lund. The children's films, dubbed in Swedish, were out. The local independent theater, Kino, was showing the film PRIDE, so we went there. And I'm very glad we did.
It's 1984 and the coal miners are on strike in the UK. A group of lesbian and gay activists decide to support the coal miners against the common enemies of the thugs, the police and Maggy Thatcher. They choose a place in South Wales, Onllwyn, and start collecting money. There are many problems to be dealt with on both sides, but eventually because of some very resolute people, they become friends. I can't tell more, or I will spoil the story, but fascinatingly enough, this is based on a true story.
The story is about solidarity - one group helping another, and them returning the favor. It is movingly told, and as one reviewer has said, it is not just a good indie LGBT film: It is a good film full stop. I was moved to tears as the wife of a miner began singing "Bread and Roses" (one of my favorite union songs) and is soon joined not only by the rest of the women in the room, but also by some of the men. There are many small, intertwined stories told in the movie, and there are many moments when you just have to laugh. It is fascinating to see how characters such as Siân James develops, who in real life went on to be the member of Parliament for Swansea East.
Interestingly, the film is free for children from the age of 7 in Sweden, but is rated R (under 17 only accompanied by an adult) in the US. Are they afraid of the representation of homosexuals as normal people, or of the political activism? There are no sex scenes, just a dildo, a gay magazine, and some topless guys. And a cuss word or three, I suppose.
As we spoke about after the movie - the solidarity that was in the air from the late 60s to the early 80s has somehow disappeared. When we went to university, there were many activist groups and much solidarity between the various groups. Now, it's more or less the me-generation looking after its own best interests, and the right-wingers doing some rabble-rousing, violence, and arson. How can the solidarity be regained? We have no answers, but an imperative: Go see this film. It is worth it.
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Det som ingen ved
Sick of the TV-tinsel-Christmas and with WiseKid and WiseGrandkid not coming until tomorrow, we opted for a film before the midnight service on Christmas Eve. We settled on the Danish filmmaker Søren Kragh-Jacobsen's Det som ingen ved (German: Was niemand weiß, English: What no one knows). The subtitle is "Vem kan du egentligen lita på?" (Whom can you trust?) It doesn't appear to have been shown in the States, probably put on a blacklist by the NSA.
I remember seeing it about 5 years ago (make that 2008) at the Nordic Film Festival, but I didn't remember the plot. Scenes began reappearing in my mind, and I remember some of the things I thought while watching the movie. "There's no one watching all those surveillance videos, they are just there to scare off thieves." "There can't be such a secret organization that knows how to kill people and is willing and able to do so just to keep their group secret." "The Danish government would never work hand in hand with the CIA like that."
Post-Snowden: It's worse than this. This film is sugar-coated, rose-colored glasses, just hinting at what we now know to be true. Truly amazing that the Danish Department of Defense (Forsvarskommandoen) let them film on location.
Yes, there are loose ends here and there: Thomas keeps coming up with cars that shouldn't be there, maps to hidden cabins appear by magic, Stockholm is just a short drive from Malmö. But still, the film should be revived, if only to make you ask some questions: What are all these cameras for? Why are they watching us? What is it, that they don't want us to know?
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Summer readings
It seems that my usual blogging time has been taken up with WiseGrandkid, which is fine by me. She's 15 months old now, and I've been able to babysit a few times. She misses her mother then terribly, but when we girls go shopping together, she quiets down. So shopping we go, I've managed to finally get myself some new shoes and stocked up on drug store items. It's amazing how young they are able to identify brands. There is this sugary yoghurt called Fruchtzwerge that comes in colorful little pots. While grocery shopping this week she pointed to them in the dairy section, then looked at me with those eyes I know only too well from WiseKid, and so Grandma puts a six-pack in the grocery cart. And WiseGrandkid actually ate one when we got home.
Over the summer I did get some reading done, so instead of long reviews, here's the list with a brief description:
- Kazuo Ishiguro: The Remains of the Day
This book won the Booker Prize in 1989 (which only shows how long it takes me to get around to reading things). It is a description of the life of an English butler, Stevens, who spends his life serving others. In 1956 he finally takes a holiday, and we are treated to descriptions of the English countryside as well as peeping into his past and all that he has seen, but never spoken of. He has never had time for himself, being in service 24/7 at Darlington Hall. I suppose I should take heed of this and spend more time doing things for myself and not end up like Stevens, only working for others.
- Jörg Maurer: Felsenfest: AlpenkrimiI usually prefer Scandinavian Krimis, crime thrillers. But Jörg Maurer is really good, he has such whimsical characters and such fast-paced, crazy stories that take place in the Alps that just might be true. A great summer read.
- Robert M. Sonntag: Die Scanner
This is a story for young people, although I'm afraid teenagers today don't read, so we'll have to wait for it to be available on YouTube. It's about a society not too far in the future in which there are no books any longer. They have all been scanned and the paper burned. There are people who comb the city, looking for books that have been left over, in order to scan them in. And of course there are the hold-outs who hoards books and hide them and refuse to turn them over to the scanners. Then one day, there is a "computer problem", and all the books of the past are gone. No matter, who reads books anymore, anyway? It is a plausible dystopia, but I'm afraid that teenagers don't understand the value of keeping "old stuff" around.
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A Most Wanted Man
Philip Seymour Hoffman's last film, A Most Wanted Man, was showing in the original language at the local artsy theater, so we found an evening to go watch it.
How bizarre to be watching a movie clearly playing in Germany, with American actors speaking American English and German actors speaking English with a German accent and a Canadian actress (Rachel McAdams) speaking English with a German accent. And the film had German subtitles, that you actually needed when the characters were speaking Arabic.
What a chilling story (by John le Carré), most especially after I heard a lecture today on the German data privacy laws as they affect personal privacy rights and how the NSA and the German authorities are actually breaking German constitutional law. This film pitted at least three spy organizations against each other (Verfassungsschutz, CIA, and some third, unnamed entity), and they all are breaking personal privacy rights right and left. But of course, the long-term goal is to make the world a "safer" place, right? Take care of those pesky terrorists.... And as we now know, this is actually not fiction, but happening, all around us. We are paying for their fun & games, and strangely, with a sense of Stockholm Syndrome (as Jochen Koubeck put it in the talk this morning) are even sympathizing with the NSA & Co. listening in on all we are doing.
As WiseMan remarked after the film, if Philip Seymour Hoffman's character would have seen Robin Wright in House of Cards, he would have known that he can't trust her. Spy movies are not normally my cup of tea, but this was great, Hoffman was just such a great actor. The only boring part was the full half an hour of silly advertising and trailers for films I most certainly will not see, and that with the film not starting until 8.30 pm. Oh well, lucky me, I don't have to get up too early tomorrow.
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We went to the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, north of Copenhagen, today, as it was opening day for Ólafur Elíasson's Riverbed exhibition. The papers had said that this exhibition literally turned Louisiana inside out, which of course is one of his major themes.
Inside-out indeed.
We were given a map at the model room, and after lunch in the cafeteria with the breathtaking view we tried to get to the Riverbed. We first thought it was outside, but there was just a tent there for the literature days. The doors we normally use to get into that wing of the museum were strangely locked. So we went back to the gift shop to enter what is normally the wrong way.
You walk down a wooden pathway, the walls painted a spotless white (okay, it's opening day), with people coming towards you. Then you step out into a large room, painted white, with a lot of rocks in it. And - natch - a river running through it.
A river running through the sacred, polished wood halls of Louisiana! And the river bed is not just any bunch of stones scraped together. These are lava stones, carted over from Iceland.
Tons and tons of stones! The guard said the workers had been carting the stones in for six weeks, wheelbarrow by wheelbarrow. And that they put down some heavy-duty plastic before the stones started being brought in. The rooms that normally partition off portions of an artists life or themes the artist dealt with have doors, some low, some wide, that drive upwards, ever upwards towards this waterfall:
There are steps up over the waterfall, and then more lava in more rooms, until you finally get to the source (there are two):
Another few steps up and you are in the library, a breathtakingly beautiful room overlooking the Öresund. I normally like to go sit in the library when I am at Louisiana, as it is usually deserted and I can enjoy the quiet and the view. The library is now a dead-end, so it is filled with people flipping through books about the artist and his works. A man, end of 40, comes in at one point, looks around, smiles, leaves.
I always assumed that Ólafur was an oldish guy, because he has done so many (crazy) things. Looking at his picture online I wonder if the man I saw was the artist on opening day, seeing how people react to his monumental work.
The exhibition is on until January 2015: If you are near Copenhagen, this is a must-see!

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Around the Mountains Trail
New Zealand Cycle Trail
Queenstown, South Island
Planning on riding the Around the Mountains Trail? Contact us for help in planning your itinerary and booking your trip.
The Around the Mountain trail will be a grade 2 175 kilometer cycling trail with a start with a difference departing from Queenstown on the historic TSS Earnslaw steam ship across Lake Wakatipu to Walter Peak Station.
"Earnie" has been plying it's trade on Lake Wakatipu since 1912 and today it is the only passenger carrying steam boat left operating in the Southern Hemisphere. It must be the clear deep fresh water of Lake Wakatipu that has kept her so young for so long. The trip from downtown Queenstown to Walter Peak station is a fabulous 45 minute cruise down Lake Wakatipu in the direction of Glenorchy.
Walter Peak Station is a real working high country sheep station, the first of two you will encounter on this ride. The second is Mount Nicholas station only 12 kilometers down the gravel road. A public back country gravel road takes you all the way from Walter Peak station into Mavora Lakes via the Von Valley. The road has an amazing sense of remoteness and passes at least two restored Shepherds cottages from times bygone. Unfortunately about halfway through the ride you come to the apex of the ride which has a total elevation of 700 meters. There is a long hill that will probably have to be walked up by all but the fit and the stupid. Be on the lookout after approximately 45km from Walter Peak station for the signposted Mavora Lakes Road which takes you the 8km up to the camping areas.
Mavora Lakes is made up of 2 lakes (North and South) in the Snowdon Forest Conservation Area surrounded by thick beech forests and horizons of snow capped peaks including the towering Mount Turnball. There is nowhere to stay along the 55km trail from Walter Peak to a camping area at Mavora Lakes. This section is already a very popular ride with cycle tourers or people heading to Mavora Lakes for camping excursions. We suggest you might make this a three day trip now cycling into Mavora Lakes and camping for a couple of nights before cycling back to Walter Peak station. There are some good rides up and around North Mavora Lake. The campsites have toilets and water (although boiling the water before drinking is recommended).
From Mavora Lakes a new trail is to be developed for launch toward the end of 2011 heading down the Oreti River and around to Mossburn before following the old railway line to Lumsden and back North again tracking the foothills of the Remarkables ranges up through Garston, Athol and Fairlight to Kingston at the South End of Lake Wakatipu. The ride will take anywhere between 4 - 6 days.
It is possible to continue your ride on gravel roads to Mossburn now.
From the Around the Mountain Trail, future cycle trails may potentially be developed from Lake Mavora to Te Anau, from Lumsden to Bluff and from Lumsden to the Catlins Coast.
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An impressive and eclectic roster of local bands will transform an otherwise stark Loveland VFW hall into an artsy, flashy, sorta hippy-ish Rock 'n' Roll venue for this year's third annual Adjust Your Eyes Music and Arts Festival, June 26 and 27. The two-day, two-stage, multimedia extravaganza, which is the brainchild of Grasshopper Juice labelmeister and Wonky Tonk/Chick Pimp band member Nick Mitchell, will feature not only upwards of 28 bands but also art by Jacklyn Howard and CincyStar Glass and stage lights and visualizations by Bunk News.
There are a couple of things that have been on my mind of late, and this always seems like a decent forum to vent my musings, particularly since I'm not in therapy. First of all, what exactly constitutes medical attention for an erection lasting more than four hours? Does a stereotypically sexy nurse, um, give you a hand? Or does a mummified doctor from the bygone era of bone saws that could drop an oak tree and hand-cranked skull drills apply leeches to the affected area and then show you pictures of Yogi Berra and golf videos to bring down the swelling, so to speak?
While we wait for an answer to arrive, let's move on to the other, perhaps more salient issue that I've been pondering. As everyone knows, the end of the year brings the Cincinnati Entertainment Awards nominations, which then inspires a good deal of grumbling speculation about who has gotten nominated and, more importantly, who has not.
Look, no one understands better than I the elation that accompanies being recognized for your work. Six years ago I nabbed second place in the Non-Daily Newspapers Feature Personality Profile category of the Ohio Excellence in Journalism awards. I know, right? At the same time, I can count on fingers and toes the number of letters I've received over the years about things I've written, and many of those have been from the subjects I've written about just to say thanks.
My prized correspondence was from now-deceased Rolling Stone/Billboard editor Timothy White for getting the title of his Beach Boys biography wrong in a piece I wrote about Dick Dale. I had cited White's book as The Nearest Faraway Beach, largely due to my love of the Brian Eno song, "On Some Faraway Beach," and partially because I jotted down my notes in Joseph-Beth Booksellers when I was in the throes of a flu that would have eaten a vaccine for an appetizer. White's book was, in fact, The Nearest Faraway Place, and in it, he mentioned that Dale had been born in Beirut, Lebanon, among other interesting tidbits about the legendary guitarist. When I asked Dale about some of the entries in White's book, he countered with, "Does it say Dick Dale was born in Lebanon?" (he referred to himself in the third person, a lot). I said that it did, and he responded, "Then throw that book in the garbage."
It was a great quote so I used it in the story, which prompted White's letter, where he first corrected my idiot error and then clarified that he had interviewed Dale personally at a time when White speculated that Dale thought being born in Lebanon would make him seem more exotic (he was of Lebanese extraction), but when Beirut became synonymous with terrorism, he claimed Boston as his birthplace. All in all, though, he was very complimentary about the article.
As usual, I digress. As much as people love being hailed for their accomplishments, they are stung when they feel they've been passed over, for whatever reason, and that's completely understandable. It becomes slightly problematic when people demonize the process in an effort to explain their absence from the end result.
Here's the thing; those of us who comprise the nominating committee try not to take ourselves too seriously, but we are very serious about the task of establishing these nominations on an annual basis, for a variety of reasons. First and foremost, we love music and we respect the people who make it. We also feel it is extremely important to recognize great work and to share that recognition with the entire music community.
And that's pretty much it. We don't have an agenda to push. We don't nominate our friends (although our friends sometimes get nominated). Speaking for myself, I really try to set personal feelings aside when the time comes to look at the past year and determine who has done work worthy of CEA recognition.
Of course, that determination is open to a certain amount of subjectivity. We are human beings, after all. That's why we cast our nets as far as we can, to make sure the nominating process is as fair as humanly possible. Is it a perfect system? Not hardly. But I think we've gotten it pretty close to right. This year we involved the public in the process and that helped widen the focus even further, but there still seems to be a certain amount of dissatisfaction about the nominees and conjecture about how they got there. In the final analysis, it boils down to a few simple facts. If you're nominated, congratulations; you've distinguished yourself in a music community that I honestly feel is one of the best in the entire country. If you win, huzzah and holy shit, you've further distinguished yourself within a formidable slate of your musical peers.
And if you're just a spectator, keep working. Keep doing what you do. The accolades are nice, but put things in perspective; at the end of the day, the CEAs are a party with door prizes. Prestigious door prizes, but door prizes nonetheless. And whether you're a winner, a nominee or neither of the above, don't allow your recognition or lack thereof to overinflate or devalue your sense of what you do. What matters is the work. Your work. Whether it garners you a nomination or not.
It's the same in any field of endeavor. How many painters wind up in museums in their lifetimes? How many athletes give their lives over to the sports they love for an almost microscopic chance to get a plaque in their respective halls of fame? Celebrity, wealth and notoriety are all fairly illusory. What matters is the work.
The immortal and forever great Frank Zappa may have put it best: "Information is not knowledge. Knowledge is not wisdom. Wisdom is not truth. Truth is not beauty. Beauty is not love. Love is not music. Music is the best."
And there it is, in it's simplest and most potent form. If you are out there, turning words and melodies in your head into real music with your hands, heart and soul, you are contributing to one of the best things in life. Awards are the icing on a cake that doesn't necessarily need to be iced. When you make great music, we are the winners. And we'd like to thank you. And God and our families and friends and our eighth grade English teacher who said we'd never amount to anything, because he was sort of right. Thank you.
The 18th annual CINCINNATI ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS ceremony is Sunday at Covington's Madison Theater. Tickets are available at cea.cincyticket.com. Click here for more show details.
If you can't make it to the event, ICRCTV will once again be streaming it live here. You can check out the 2013 and 2014's ceremonies here and here, respectively.
It was an eerie evening leading into the MidPoint Music Festival 2010's kick-off night Thursday. A gigantic, gorgeous sunset was soon followed by a huge, neon-lit moonrise, which guided my path down the highway to the festival. Once downtown, the streets resembled their usual non-weekend selves — nearly empty, save a couple of neighborhood locals scrambling about. And, while the threat of rain is usually the weather event MidPointers fear most, tonight's air was dry, humid and record-breaking hot. Who would have thought a music festival on the first weekend of the fall would be met with 95-degree temps (in the daytime, at least)?
OK, so which Babylonian weather deity did we collectively blow like a $5 crack whore to assure us of an entire weekend without getting firehosed by the kind of precipitation generally associated with tropical monsoons? Because I want to get his number in our rolodex for next year. Another absolutely gorgeous night for another spectacular evening of musical diversion and awesomeness. That's right, awesomeness.
So this is how the music industry works in the 21st Century: Without a hint of radio support, Angels and Airwaves (AVA) with opening act Say Anything got 1,500 faithful fans to show up for a Rock & Roll show here in Cincinnati.
Thank you, Mr. Internet.
Bret Michaels is a one of a kind crossover superstar who has transformed himself from hard rocker to big partier to reality television star. Best known for his nearly 30 years with rockers Poison (giving us such Rock & Roll staples as "Every Rose Has It's Thorn", "Talk Dirty to Me" and other arena mega hits), in 2010, Michaels' life took a dramatic turn when he was faced with multiple emergency surgeries. The first was to remove his appendix and then a sudden life threatening brain aneurysm led to brain surgery. He bounced back by winning Donald Trump's Celebrity Apprentice, continuing solo music tours across the country, completing a summer tour with Poison and Motley Crue and plotting more television projects.
CityBeat spoke with Michaels this week in advance of his pre-Super Bowl party concert tomorrow in Indianapolis. He performs Friday at 9:30 p.m. in Indianapolis, helping open the Super Bowl Village and get fans in the right spirit for the big game next Sunday. (Friday's concert is free; click here for more info.)
Contemporary Arts Center has officially announced that Patti Smith will perform The Coral Sea with daughter/pianist Jesse Smith on May 17, in connection with her CAC exhibit, also called The Coral Sea, that opens the next day and features work not previously seen in the U.S.
At the concert, Smith will also play selected material from throughout her career.
The CAC website says that "The Coral Sea performance work found its beginnings from Smith's 1997 book of the same name, her requiem to her dear friend Robert Mapplethorpe (who took the cover photo of Smith's debut album, Horses, among his many other accomplishments). With music arranged and performed live by Kevin Shields — of heralded British shoegaze band My Bloody Valentine — two separate performances were held at London's Queen Elizabeth Hall in June 2005 and September 2006. In 2008 those performances were released as a live album."
Mapplethorpe's own posthumous photography retrospective at CAC, 1990's The Perfect Moment, became a major controversy when cultural conservatives led by now-retired Sheriff Simon Leis tried to shut it down for obscenity. In a famous trial, a jury sided with the CAC. The concert venue and ticket information will be announced soon at www.contemporaryartscenter.org.
I first wrote about Smith's art show coming to the CAC in CityBeat last year here.
Theory of a Deadman is a Hard Rock band that has made a dent in popular music with catchy hooks and sounds that appeal to the heartbroken everywhere. Together for over 10 years, they became hitmakers with their third album, Scars and Souvenirs, and the No. 1 hit "Bad Girlfriend," along with other popular tracks like "Hate My Life" and "Not Meant to Be." The band's fourth album, The Truth Is, was released last month and contains the hit single "Lowlife," currently lighting up airwaves on Rock and Pop stations across the country.
CityBeat recently spoke with guitarist Dave Brenner prior to Theory of a Deadman's set at the Kentucky State Fair, part of the Carnival of Madness tour. Brenner talked about the new record and hobbies on the road. Catch Theory of a Deadman and the Carnival of Madness at Dayton's X-Fest this Sunday. (Check the commercial below or visit here for details.)


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Saturday, March 28
LAUNCHPAD - Thursday, April 2
DENGUE FEVER /// YOULAUNCHPAD 04-02-2015 Dengue Fever Cambodian psychedelic pop from Los Angeles,CA www.denguefevermusic.com YOU Trio of desert dance prog nerds from Albuquerque,NM www.youband.bandcamp.com $13 www.holdmyticket.com/checkout/event/180978 21+ Bring yr dancing shoes! www.facebook.com/events/1537876969832500/
GOLD HOUSE - Sunday, April 12
CROWN LARKS (CHICAGOIL)GOLD HOUSE 04-12-2015 Crown Larks(Chicago,IL) www.crownlarks.bandcamp.com YOU www.youband.bandcamp.com Post War Germany www.postwargermany.bandcamp.com Bone Forest www.boneforest.bandcamp.com/track/parkinglot SUNDAY IS THE NEW FRIDAY! $DONATION$ BRING GOOD VIBES OR GO HOME!
SISTER - Thursday, April 23
YOU / STORMING THE BEACHSISTER 04-23-2015 Storming The Beaches With Logos In Hand Santa Fe percussion lovers celebrating the release of their newest record www.stormingthebeacheswithlogosinhand.com YOU www.youband.bandcamp.com www.soundcloud.com/rubberbrotherrecords/you-power-virgin PERSONALS Formally Dark Rooms, members of Young Lungs & Uranium Worker & Constant Harmony 21+ $5 www.facebook.com/events/654340071378018
Friday, March 27
Graft Gallery - Saturday, April 4
BURQUE BAZAARSat. Apr. 4- Burque Bazaar; a punk rock flea market- local misfits selling junk like the Apocalypse is just around the corner! All kinds of treasure/crap for sale/barter, including: Free Boxes, Records/Tapes/etc., Clothing, Comics/Zines/Books, Occult paraphernalia, Electronics, Musical instruments, Posters, Cutlery, VHS/DVD, ETC....Come by and either sell or accumulate some cool crap! *If you would like to vend, we are asking for a $5 donation to the Graft space. Please show up between 10-11am to set-up and bring a blanket, table, chair... whatever you need to set up a little booth-zone. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions. @ Graft Gallery (1417 4th St. SW, in the parking lot), 10am-3:30pm
Burt's Tiki Lounge - Thursday, April 30
BELOWLIFE VIDS'N'VINYLThurs. Apr. 30- BeLow Life Vids'n'Vinyl w/ DJs Caterwaul & RyGar present a Psychotronic Collision of Sound & Vision @ Burt's Tiki Lounge (313 Gold SW) starts 9pm, Free, 21+
Wednesday, March 25
Tuesday, March 24
Sister - Wednesday, April 8
LOWLIFE PRESENTS!Wed. Apr. 8- LowLife Vids'n'Vinyl hosts The "Victory Friends" Tour, featuring Austin noise rocker duo Femoral (http://femoral.bandcamp.com), mixing it up with the chiptune grindpop of New Jersey's Bubblegum Octopus (http://bubblegumoctopus.bandcamp.com, www.bubblegum-octopus.com). Local punk housewreckers Rudest Priest (http://rudestpriest.bandcamp.com) are also on board, and DJ Caterwaul flings chaotic synaesthesia throughout the night @ Sister (407 Central NW, below the Anodyne)- starts 9pm, 21+ $4 cover
Sunday, March 15
- Saturday, March 21
SON COMO SON DANCE PARTYSalsa Cuban Style at the Cooperage restaurant, 9:30 pm to 1 am.
Thursday, March 12
Fish bowl - Tuesday, March 17
ALASKA (NV) GO TO SXSWFish bowl 03-17-2015 Alaska (NV) stop in ABQ. Saintly Rows, Votives, and Dead Girls are the locals. All ages, all fun. Donations for touring band appreciated. 6PM @ 318 Stanford SE
Wednesday, March 11
Stereo Bar - Tuesday, March 17
ST. PADDY'S DAY, MERICA!5-8PM! Happy hour party with MERICAN SLANG! 21+. Start St. Paddy's Day off right at STEREO BAR, located next door to the El Rey Theatre! Stereo Bar 03-17-2015
The Mountain - Saturday, March 21
MIND EXPANDöRRSat. Mar. 21: Fountainsun (Daniel Higgs & Fumie Ishii deep mystic folk- https://soundcloud.com/fountainsun, www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSnCPIkNKA0) with locals Jackhammer (Hair Noise from Fando's O'neill Bros. - http://jackhammer2.bandcamp.com), Maximum Program (debut of Young Lungs/Bone Forest/Javelina/Pepper Griswald-related doomy postpunk jammerz!) and VJ Caterwaul (photon projections) @ The Dojo (319 Mountain NE, near Mountain & Broadway) starting 8pm, $5 donation, all sensible welcome.
Saturday, March 7
Aux Dog Theatre Nob - Saturday, March 7
TONY NOMINATED COMEDY/DRAAux Dog Theatre Nob Hill 03-07-2015 A mother finds love, acceptance and a new family in the most unlikely place---Central Park West with a little boy named, Bud.
Wednesday, March 4
The Mine Shaft - Friday, March 6
MERICAN SLANG IN MADRID!The Mine Shaft 03-06-2015 8:30pm Free show! 21+ Bring your dancing shoes! It's going to be a funky good time with Feb 2015 CABQ Band of the Month, Merican Slang!
Tuesday, March 3
Sister Bar - Thursday, March 19
LOW LIFE VIDS'N'VINYLThurs. Mar. 19- Low Life Vids'n'Vinyl Realigns Your Undermind: DJs Caterwaul & Luftmensch give psychoactive drugs to their personal demons, achieving aesthetic fission of Sound & Vision @ Sister (407 Central Ave. NW, downtown ABQ) 9pm-1am, No Cover, 21+
Monday, March 2
BUNGALOW - Thursday, March 5
MOON HONEYBUNGALOW 03-05-2015 7pm: Train Conductor Experimental lo-fi psychedelic grungy awesomeness, Train Conductor is gonna' get this show rollin'. www.trainconductor.bandcamp.com 8pm: Moon Honey Recently having moved to LA, these guys are fucking awesome and talented. I can't really give a better description of Moon Honey than NPR did, "Cotton candy dipped in peyote." www.moonhoney.bandcamp.com 9pm: YOU Local wankers who are experimental psychedelic dance rock that'll definitely get ya' shroomin' to the groovin'. www.youband.bandcamp.com Because it's a week night, we're gonna' have to get people out around 10:30pm or 11pm. **Be respectful and have fun! See you there!
BUNGALOW - Thursday, March 5
MOON HONEYBUNGALOW 03-05-2015 7pm: Train Conductor Experimental lo-fi psychedelic grungy awesomeness, Train Conductor is gonna' get this show rollin'. www.trainconductor.bandcamp.com 8pm: Moon Honey Recently having moved to LA, these guys are fucking awesome and talented. I can't really give a better description of Moon Honey than NPR did, "Cotton candy dipped in peyote." www.moonhoney.bandcamp.com 9pm: YOU Local wankers who are experimental psychedelic dance rock that'll definitely get ya' shroomin' to the groovin'. www.youband.bandcamp.com
Thursday, February 19
Burt's Tiki Lounge - Sunday, February 22
DISTANCES/HANTA/VOTIVES02-22-2015 Burt's Tiki Lounge Two metal bands and a band that pretends they are. Come drink with everyone, but only headbang to the metal bands. No cover at Burts. Music starts at 9:30.
Tuesday, February 17
SISTER - Tuesday, February 24
CURSIVE/BEACH SLANGSISTER 02-24-2015 Cursive's 2015 tour will come hot on the heels of Saddle Creek Records November 24th, 2014 release of an expanded, deluxe reissue of their 2003 breakthrough album, The Ugly Organ. Each night's setlist will feature songs culled from across the band's seven albums – including their most recent, 2012's I Am Gemini– in addition to drawing heavily from The Ugly Organ. A cellist will also accompany the band throughout the tour to perform on any The Ugly Organ-era songs. Cursive is the longtime trio of Tim Kasher (vocals, guitar), Matt Maginn (bass), and Ted Stevens (guitar, vocals), with Patrick Newbery (keys) and Cully Symington (drums). The band is known for their vital, magnetic live show, earning rave reviews from outlets including the Cleveland Scene's C-Note music blog ("[Tim Kasher's] effect on the crowd was chilling last night…Cursive was focused and on-spot, composed and gripping"), Nuvo Weekly ("…the five-piece slashed through a near-perfect set of songs from their last nine years of albums"), and the Orlando Sentinel's Soundboard blog ("…the band still knows how to rock on stage…[Cursive] thrashed away with an abandon that heightened the passion of Kasher's dense, emotionally charged wordplay.") Beach Slang www.beachslang.bandcamp.com Twinsmith www.twinsmith.com $13 pre sale / $15 at the door (get your tickets now!)
SISTER - Saturday, February 21
GLASS MENAGERIES/RAWRR!SISTER 02-21-2015 Come out on Saturday, Feb. 21st to see some amazing local music from RAWRR! Chicharra The Glass Menageries $5 21+ Music starts at
SISTER - Friday, February 27
SHOW OFF 4.0SISTER 02-27-2015 GROWN UP TALENT SHOW AND SCIENCE FAIR MAD SCIENTIST LAUREN POOLE MUSIC BY REIGHBEAU ARIEL, COMEDY, DANCE, MUSIC AND MORE! INTERACTIVE SCIENCE PROJECTS AND ART MACHINES! https://www.facebook.com/events/403123443191163/
SISTER - Friday, March 6
A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERSSISTER 03-06-2015 https://www.facebook.com/events/1502508653350529/ A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS(NY) www.aptbs.tumblr.com creepoid www.creepoid.com Sad Baby Wolf www.sadbabywolf.com $7 pre sale / $10 at the door GET YOUR TICKETS NOW !!!
SISTER - Friday, March 6
A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERSSISTER 03-06-2015 https://www.facebook.com/events/1502508653350529/ A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS(NY) www.aptbs.tumblr.com creepoid www.creepoid.com Sad Baby Wolf www.sadbabywolf.com $7 pre sale / $10 at the door GET YOUR TICKETS NOW !!!
SISTER - Friday, March 6
A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERSSISTER 03-06-2015 https://www.facebook.com/events/1502508653350529/ A PLACE TO BURY STRANGERS(NY) www.aptbs.tumblr.com creepoid www.creepoid.com Sad Baby Wolf www.sadbabywolf.com $7 pre sale / $10 at the door GET YOUR TICKETS NOW !!!
SISTER - Monday, March 9
THE SLOTHS/SUNDOG/HOLYG'SSISTER 03-09-2015 https://www.facebook.com/events/836017833122119/ In 1965 five boys, ages 15 and 16, stepped onto the stage of the legendary PANDORA'S BOX on Hollywood's Sunset Strip…. THE SLOTHS were born. The Sloths played virtually every venue in Hollywood; The Palladium, The Stratford, Sea Witch, The Hullabaloo, Bito Lidos, The Galaxy, and The Whiskey. They shared the bill with The Doors, Love, Iron Butterfly, The Seeds, The Electric Prunes and British icons Pink Floyd and The Animals. THE SLOTHS recorded two original songs for Impression Records; 'MAKIN' LOVE' and 'YOU MEAN EVERYTHING TO ME'. Taking the 45 vinyl themselves to local radio stations, 'Makin' Love' was considered way too controversial for 1960's airplay. By the end of Summer 1966, the group disbanded. A few members joined other rock groups, the others left the music profession entirely. Unbeknownst to them, during the 1980s, their record of MAKIN' LOVE was discovered and added to a collection of garage band music entitled BACK FROM THE GRAVE. It was now covered by many bands including The Gories. By 2011, the scarce remaining copies of their 45rpm of MAKIN' LOVE and YOU MEAN EVERYTHING TO ME was selling on eBay for $6,550.00. Hearing of this, rock fanzine UGLY THINGS decided to do an article on this unique occurrence and wanted to solve the mystery of 'Who were The Sloths?'. UGLY THINGS editor Mike Stax tracked down original guitarist JEFF BRISKIN, while at same time, Mike Dugo of www.60sgarageband.com found bassist MIKE RUMMANS. Slowly others were found… STEVE DIBNER, DON SILVERMAN, and former MAY WINE lead singer TOMMY McLOUGHLIN. For the first time in almost 45 years the guys rejoined other 1960s Sunset Strip rock musicians and… THE SLOTHS were re-born. The Sloths are performing their garage punk set list in the exact 'show band style' as they did in 1966, and their original single MAKIN' LOVE has just been re-released on vinyl. Over the last two years they've headlined at over 60 venues including Mr. Ts, The Bullet/Hollywood Studio Bar, Johnny Whiteside's Messaround, The Soda Bar & The Eleven in San Diego, Rockit in San Francisco, and The Stork Club in Oakland, garage rock festival 'Debauch a Reno, Norton Records Benefit at the Echo and New Orleans' 'Ponderosa Stomp Music Festival'. In December 2013 they headlined the PURPLE WEEKEND in Leon, Spain. THE SLOTHS are currently TOMMY McLOUGHLIN (lead singer), MIKE RUMMANS (bass guitar), MARK WEDDINGTON (guitar), PATRICK DiPUCCIO (guitar) and RAY HERRON (drums). SUN DOG https://sundogtheband.bandcamp.com/releases HOLY GLORIES
SISTER - Saturday, March 14
THE LYMBS (CD RELEASE)SISTER 03-14-2015 With: SIT KITTY SIT * TIMESTABLE Opening Performance by Rock 101 Student ALLISON SHERRILL Guitar Raffle by Music-Go-Round $5 https://www.facebook.com/events/933965219955003/?ref=5
SISTER - Tuesday, March 17
MERCHANDISE / POWER TRIPSISTER 03-17-2015 https://www.facebook.com/events/787410117998582 Tuesday, March 17th Doors at 8 Music starts at 9 PM Pre-sale price $10 This is going to be fun! Merchandise : (4AD) www.wmerchandise.com www.4ad.com/artists/merchandise Merchandise is a band fighting against the easy categorization reserved for abbreviated biographies. The project is equal parts punk misanthropy, maudlin balladeering, fine art, low humor, classical study, psychedelic spacecasing, mad science and pop genius. Formed as a trio in Tampa, Florida in 2008, the band has undergone ceaseless revision and reinvention. After putting out numerous records and tapes on independent punk labels and touring the underground, the band truly hit its stride with the release of their second LP Children of Desire in April 2012. In addition to a very warm reception from fans, the record received praise from the likes of Pitchfork, NME, Spin, and numerous other critics and journals. 2013 saw the band releasing Totale Nite on Iowa City's Night People label and touring extensively throughout America and Europe. Merchandise's first album for 4AD, After The End, will be released on 25th August 2014. Power Trip: (Southern Lord Recordings) www.powertriptx.bandcamp.com www.powertriptx.tumblr.com Formed in early 2008, Power Trip draw from the sacred texts of classic hardcore, punk, and metal. After the success of their self-titled Lockin' Out 7", Power Trip has unleashed their debut LP MANIFEST DECIMATION, out now via Southern Lord Records. Surging with a modernized translation of the works of mandatory crossover pioneers Nuclear Assault, the Cro-Mags. Exodus, Leeway, Sepultura, and more, Manifest Decimation hurtle the band's "steel, speed and destruction" ethos direct at the jugular with thirty-five minutes of crossover intensity that sounds like it was excavated from a 1987 time capsule with sixteen tons of radioactive dynamite. Recorded by Arthur Rizk and Daniel Schmuck, and produced, mixed, and mastered by Arthur Rizk at Solomon's Gate in Philadelphia, Manifest Decimation wages war on all in its earshot, with nearly thirty-five minutes of thrashing violence. In the wake of their rabid live shows, images of impending doom and destruction have become synonymous with the name POWER TRIP
SISTER - Sunday, March 22
CHICAGO AFROBEAT PROJECTSISTER 03-22-2015 https://www.facebook.com/events/1557910781134044/ As practitioners of a "non-traditional" interpretation of afrobeat for more than a decade, Chicago Afrobeat Project frequently reinvents itself within a genre first pioneered by Fela Kuti. The group's latest release Nyash Up!" shows the group redefining their signature version of afrobeat by incorporating elements of hip-hop, orchestra-like musical arrangement, and stylistic explorations of rock, jazz and funk. In 2014, the group ups the ante by collaborating with master afrobeat drummer Tony Allen on a studio release slotted for late in the year. The two artists first collaborated in 2013 on a series of Midwest summer concerts and plan to work together in the U.S. in summer 2014 as well. As a genre, the success of the Broadway musical Fela! and a growing interest in the music has made afrobeat a widely-known sound around the world. Elements of the music are pushing their way further into more diverse and mainstream outlets with a widening array of successful artists such as The Roots, Janelle Monae, Vampire Weekend and drawing influence from the sound. Chicago Afrobeat Project embarked as one of the first nationally touring American bands to take the sound to the masses. The band has mastered a sound that weaves the uniqueness of the Chicago music scene with a distinct western-influenced Nigerian style of music. The group performed with Seun Kuti (son of the late Fela Kuti) and featured Sahr (the original actor portraying Fela in the Broadway musical) as a part of the official Fela! musical kick off party in Chicago. In the past with artists the group has performed with notables such as Bill Kreutzman of the Grateful Dead, Jeff Parker of Tortoise, Paul Wertico, Steve Kimmock, Sugar Blue, Howard Levy, and many others. Chicago Afrobeat Project channels this immense momentum to every performance. The band's reputation as delivering a stellar live performance translates to group's new "Nyash Up!" album as well, with critics clamoring that it's the groups best studio record to date. http://chicagoafrobeatproject.com/
SISTER - Friday, April 24
WAXAHATCHEE/GIRLPOOLSISTER 04-24-2015 https://www.facebook.com/events/1610252915869802/ Stoked to have Waxahatchee coming back to Sister! plus Girlpool whoaaaaAAAAAaaaaa Waxahatchee www.waxahatcheemusic.com Girlpool www.girlpoool.bandcamp.com Pre-sale tickets are only $7 21+ PARTY ON
Monday, February 16
SISTER - Monday, March 23
DELICATE STEVE/MOON HONEYSISTER 03-23-2015 OH ME OH MY ANOTHER AWESOME SHOW DURING MARCH 2015 Delicate Steve (NYC) Touring the USA this March/April with stops at SXSW & Treefort Music Fest, Delicate Steve promise to bring the all the groovy dance jams shredder Steve Marion and his gang of pranksters can squeeze into a hour long set! www.delicatesteve.com Moon Honey (LA,CA) After moving from their hometown Baton Rouge Louisiana to Los Angeles California in October, the band has shifted some members & sounds around and will promptly blow your ears, hearts, and minds away with the sonic melting that is Moon Honey! (this will be their third time playing Sister, they played the bar once with YOU and once with SCREAMING FEMALES) www.moonhoneyband.com YOU (ABQ,NM) Albuquerque New Mexico's favorite Mind-Expansion Research Team looks to turn the party vibes up to 11 www.youband.bandcamp.com $5 COVER


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Then suddenly, Pearl Harbor changes everything. Kate's friends are rushing to get married before the boys go off to war. The newspapers talk of women making airplanes and bombs. Everyone in town begins rolling bandages, planting victory gardens, collecting scrap metal. Kate finds herself drawn to Jay in surprising ways, and when he enlists she can hardly breathe worrying about him getting killed. Could she truly be in love with him? And if she is, will she ever see him again?
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These are called "runners" and you need to let them root into a pot while they are still attached to the mother plant. After a few weeks they will have grown their own roots and you can cut the connection. There's a video showing you how to do it on youtube:
I've found taste has more to do with soil type than variety. I recommend growing a few of several types each year until you find varieties which suit your palate when grown in your particular soil. A bit of a hassle but worth it in the long run.
Many clematis will be fine against a North-facing wall, but the pot must be fairly large and (most importantly) deep with really rich soil, so it's worth trying again in my opinion - regular watering and feeding are essential though. Good thread here:
You're welcome JV. Anyone can make a thread like this - just start a new one and choose which section you want it under.
No problem JV, glad it helped.
BTW Josh, the weed at the bottom is Wood Avens - get that out before those spiky seed-heads open or you'll never be rid of it!
Here are a couple of photo's I just took of my Kiwis - grown from supermarket fruit. They have never flowered but I grow them for the red shoots and furry leaves. They grow very rapidly though (can be a bit of a thug) and are prone to late frosts. When they get damaged I just cut off all affected leaves and shoots and they re-shoot within days:
Seeds and cuttings love bottom-heat. Have a look at the hot-bench using soil-warming cable which I built earlier this year - with the addition of a glass cover, it makes a great propagator:
Possibly a Kiwi.
The brown stem at the bottom in that last photo makes it look very much like a tree peony to me.


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A sequencing mechanism adapted to incrementally change the relative positions of two members that is activated by reciprocal movement of one of the members.
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Unite States Patent Garby Aug. 21, 1973 SEQUENCE INDICATING MECHANISM 3,227,127 1/1966 Gayle 116/121 7/1972 Robbins [16/121 [76] Inventor: Louis C. Garby, 3890 Amer Dr.,
Boulder, Colo. 80302 [22] Filed: June 25, 1970 Primary Examiner-George T. Hall Alt G k, J d pp No: 49,824 orney ranger Coo r an John L Clme [52] U.S. C1. 116/121, 206/42 511 1111.131. G091 9/00 STRAC [58] Field of Search 215/7, 43; 204/42;
1 16/121; 222/23 A sequencing mechanism adapted to incrementally change the relative positions of two members that is ac- [56] References Cited tivated by reciprocal movement of one of the members.
UNITED STATES PATENTS 3,151,599 10/1964 Livingston 116/121 6 Claims, 10 Drawing Figures k n s 1 22 E H 'lllll' 1"" TTF=- pu-g- 1*-1 rrn 11 1 F r b I x T i I 50 c A ND Patented Aug. 21, 1973 3,753,417
2 Sheets-Sheet 1 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 SEQUENCE INDICATING MECHANISM This invention relates to a sequencing assembly which may be employed in a closure mechanism that indicates the number of openings and/or closings of a container.
The features of this invention will become more apparent in the following description read in conjunction with the figures in which:
FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of a container having an indicating closure mechanism constructed in accordance with the principles of this invention.
FIG. 2 is an exploded front elevational view, partly in cross section, of the upper portion of the closure mechanism.
FIG. 3 is a top view of an indicator for use in a preferred embodiment.
FIG. 4 is a bottom view of a moving element depicted in FIG. 2.
FIG. 5 is a front elevational view, partly in cross section, of the lower portion of a preferred form of indicating closure.
FIG. 6 is a front elevational view, partly in cross section, of a closure mechanism constructed in accordance with the principles of this invention in operating relationship with the container.
FIGS. 7 through 10 illustrate a preferred form of the novel motion transmitting mechanism constructed in accordance with the principles of this invention.
Referring now to the figures wherein like reference numerals indicate like parts, a preferred form of the sequencing assembly and its incorporation into a preferred form of an indicating closure mechanism will be described. Although throughout this description the preferred embodiment will be illustrated as, a medication dispensing device, it is obvious that many other dispensing functions such as chemical additions to manufacturing processes and the like, will find a use for an indicating closure as described in the preferred embodiment.
FIG. 1 depicts an indicating closure, denoted generally by the reference numeral 10, on a container 12. A cut out area 14 in the top of the lid 16 exposes the marking 1 SA, representing one Saturday. In this preferred embodiment the indicating closure 10 is utilized as a medication dispensing apparatus and will be described in terms of a medicine that the user must take three times daily; thus, the indication in FIG. 1 would tell the user that he has taken his first dosage on Saturday. After the user takes another dosage and, by so doing, completes one open-close cycle of the indicating closure 10, the indicator will be cycled to 2 SA and thus indicate that the second dosage for the day has been consumed.
The indicating closure 10 is composed of an upper indicating portion and a lower motive portion. The indicating portion is depicted in FIGS. 2, 3 and 4. An indicia-carrying member 18 is secured to the top of a sequenced member 20. The sequenced member 20 is releasably, rotatably secured within the lid 16 by a screw 22, a spring washer 24, and a stud into which the screw 22 is threaded. Thus, the indicia-carrying member 18 will not freely rotate but may be rotated if the frictional forces applied by the washer 24 are overcome.
Referring now to FIG. 4, the movable member 20 has a plurality of circumferentially spaced teeth 26 disposed on its underside. The teeth 26 include cam surfaces 28, which are utilized to produce the sequential indicating movement of the member 20. That motion and the specific utilization of the cam surfaces 28 will be described more fully hereinafter.
The motive portion of the closure 10 is depicted in FIGS. 5 and 7, however, teeth A, B and C in FIG. 7 should be disregarded for present purposes. An internal plate-like member 30 is adapted to be rigidly afi'ixed to a cap which may be removed from a container by a rotating movement. The internal member 30 is fitted within a recess 31 in an outer member 32 which is free to rotate with respect to both the internal member 30 and a container cap when the closure member 10 is affixed thereto. A projecting tab 34 fitted within a recessed portion 36 of the outer movable member 32 provides a stop means for limiting the rotation of the outer member 32 with respect to the inner member 30.
A spring 38 is rigidly affixed to internal member 30 by a suitable fastening means 40. The spring 38 comprises an upstanding pin 42 disposed within a second recessed portion 44 of the movable outer member 32. An upstanding projection 46 having a cam surface 48 thereon is also disposed within the recessed portion 44.
FIG. 6 illustrates the motive and indicating portions of the preferred closure 10 in assembled relationship and secured to rotatable cap 50 on a container 12. The lid 16 is rigidly secured to the outer movable element 32 by suitable screws 52. In this preferred embodiment the cap 50 is removable by counter-clockwise rotation and is secured into position by clockwise rotation with respect to the container 12. Accordingly, to seal the container 12 the lid 16 is rotated clockwise, which rotates the outer member 32 clockwise until the stop 34 on inner member 30 abuts the left edge of recess 36 as shown in FIG. 10. At that point continued clockwise rotation of the lid 16 will cause the cap member 50 to screw on to the container 12. Removal of the closure member I0.may be effected by rotating it in a counterclockwise direction. That rotation will rotate the outer closure member 32 until the stop 34 has reached the position shown in FIG. 7 at which point the lid 16, outer member 30, inner member 32, inner member 30 and consequently the cap all rotate counter-clockwise thus removing the cap 50 from container 12.
Although the cap 50 has been illustrated as a separate piece from the inner member 30, it is obvious that they could be of unitary construction. Furthermore, it should be apparent that other means than the screws 40,40 could be used to attach the inner member 30 to the cap 50 such as adhesive for one example.
In this preferred embodiment the cycling of indicia takes place during the closing of member 10. FIGS. 7 through 10 sequentially illustrate the closing of closure member 10 and also the details of the sequencing mechanism of this invention. In FIG. 7, the closure member 10 has been removed from the container 12 by rotation in a counter-clockwise direction. Thus, stop member 34 abuts the right-hand side of recess 36. Three teeth A, B and C which correspond to three of the plurality of teeth 26 present on the underside of sequenced member 20 have been superimposed over the motive portion of the closure member 10.
From the starting position in FIG. 7, all elements may be freely rotated clockwise until some degree of friction is generated between the cap member 50 and the container 12. At that point the outer member 32 begins to rotate with respect to the inner member 30. The outer member 32 and the sequenced member 20 carrying teeth A, B and C move in unison during the clockwise rotation until the intersection of cam surfaces 28 and 48 is contacted by the upstanding pin 42, as shown in FIG. 8.
- As the clockwise rotation is continued the pin 42 follows cam surface 48 and maintains the teeth A, B and C stationary with respect to the inner member 30. In FIG. 9, the furthest extent of clockwise rotation has nearly been reached as the stop 34 is very near the leftward edge of recess 36. The pin 42 is about to reach the rightward edge of upstanding member 46 whereupon the spring will retract the pin 42 to the back side of upstanding member 46.
In FIG. the clockwise rotation has been completed, the stop 34 abuts the leftward edge of recess 36. The pin 42 is now on the opposite side of upstanding member 46 from cam surface 48 and the teeth A, B and C are free to rotate counterclockwise with respect to the pin 42. Since the relative positions of teeth A, B and C and inner member 30 have been unchanged through FIGS. 8, 9 and 10 but their position with respect to the lid 16 has been altered, a new marking now appears in the window 14. If from the positions depicted in FIG. 10 the lid is now rotated counter-clockwise to open the container 12, sequenced member 20 and thus the indicia carrying member 18 will rotate with the lid because of the frictional holding spring 24 and thus maintain the same indicia in the window 14 during the opening cycle. If the container 12 were opened, the positions of the elements would be that shown in FIG. 7 except now tooth A would be in the position tooth B is depicted, tooth B would be in the position tooth C is depicted, and tooth C would have assumed a new position counter-clockwise from that shown in FIG. 7.
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1. A sequencing assembly comprising:
a first stationary member;
a second member rotatably mounted with respect to said first member;
a third sequenced member releasably mounted on said second member for forced relative rotation therebetween;
rotatable pin means fixedly mounted on said first member and overlying said second member;
a first cam surface upstanding from said second member for rotating said pin means upon rotation of said second member;
and a plurality of second cam surfaces extending downwardly from said third member and overlying said pin means such that after one of said second cam surfaces contacts said pin during rotation of said second member further rotation thereof will not change the relative positions of said first and third members and thereby cause relative rotation between said second and third members.
2. The sequencing mechanism set forth in claim 1 further including means for limiting the are through which said second member may be rotated with respect to said first member.
3. The sequencing mechanism set forth in claim 2 wherein said second cam surfaces are perimetricaily disposed on said third member and angularly equispaced from each other such that cyclical rotation of said second member causes said pin means to serially coact with said plurality of said second cam surfaces.
4. An indicating assembly comprising: first means for rigid attachment to a rotationally operable closure device; second means for reciprocating rotation with respect to said first means; third means for sequential, unidirectional, relative rotation with respect to said second means; and coacting means mounted on said first, second and third means for changing the relative positions of said second and third means during said reciprocating rotation in one direction for leaving said positions unchanged during said reciprocating rotation in the other direction. 5. The assembly set forth in claim 4 wherein said coacting means comprises:
pin means secured to said first means and mounted on a spring for rotation, said pin means being rotatable from a retracted position to first and second extended positions; first cam means disposed on said second means for rotating said pinto said first extended position dur ing said reciprocating rotation in said one direction and rotating said pin to said second extended position during said reciprocating rotation in said other direction for disengagement of said pin from said first cam means; and a plurality of third cam means for engaging said pin after said pin has begun to move from said retracted position to said first extended position whereby said third means is sequenced during said engagement. 6. Apparatus for indicating successive openings and- /or closings of a container comprising:
a first plate-like member for fixed attachment to a rotatable closing member; a second plate-like member rotatably disposed inrelation to said first member; said second member including a recessed portion having an upstanding first cam surface; means for limiting the relative rotation between said first and second members; spring means rigidly affixed at one end to said first member and including a rotatable upstanding pin at the other end; gripping means rigidly affixed to said second member; and a third member rotatably affixed to said gripping means, said third member being in overlying relationship with second member; said third member including a plurality of substantially identical, circumferentially spaced, second cam surfaces located on an are that overlies said first cam surface; said first cam surface, said second cam surfaces, and said upstanding pin being disposed in relation to one another such that said pin follows the intersection of said first and second cam surfaces to stepwise alter the relative position of said gripping means and said third member during an open-close cycle of said container.
i i i i i UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE (5/65) H .1 N w CERTH ICATE OF CORRECTION Pat n No. 3. 753 .417 Dated August 21 e 1973 Inventofls) Louis C. Garby It is certified that error appears in the above-identified patent and that said Letters Patent are herebyrcorrect ed as shown below:
Column 2, line 37, after "member" change "'50" to read -S0-- Signed. and sealed this 2nd day of April 197 14..
(SEAL) Attest:
EDWARD M.FLE'I'CHER,JR.. C. MARSHALL DANN' Attesting Officer- Commissioner of Patents,
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Awards & Recognitions
Education & Training
Medical School
- University Of Texas Medical Branch At Galveston
- Graduated in 1989
Internship Hospital
- Ri Hospital Brown University
Residency Hospital
- Albert Einstein College Med Li Jewish Mc
- Ri Hospital Brown University
Fellowship Hospital
- Long Island Jewish Med Ctr
Languages Spoken by Dr. Broukhim & Staff
- English
- Farsi


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Surya Naya NY5237 Area Rug
|Style: Contemporary , Abstract
|Collection: Surya Naya
|Material: Wool (100% New Zealand Wool)
|Weave: Tufted
|Country of Origin: India
|Color(s): Blue >> Main Color(s):Misc >> Secondary Color(s):Blue
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