text: Homeopathic Materia Medica by FarringtonSALTS OF LIME( )There are quite a number of the salts of lime which have been more or less proven. The first one on the list is Calcarea ostrearum, or the lime of oysters. This preparation, which was given to us by Hahnemann, was proven as Carbonate of Lime or CALCAREA CARBONICA. It was obtained from the middle stratum of the oyster-shell, where Hahnemann supposed he could secure a perfectly pure specimen of the carbonate of lime. Chemically speaking, this is not a pure carbonate of lime, for it must contain some of the animal matter belonging to the oyster. Moreover, it always contains a trace of Calcarea phos. You will thus see the reason why Dr. Hering proposed to call it Calcarea ostrearum instead of Calcarea carbonica. CALCAREA CAUSTICA is the ordinary caustic lime. CALCAREA FLUORICA was proven by Dr. Bell of Maine. Of it we have a few symptoms. It is one of Schussler's twelve tissue remedies. This combination of fluoric acid with lime gives us a very powerful drug in the treatment of diseases of the osseous system. I have already related to you a case in which Calcarea fluorica acted well in necrosis of the jaw. We shall also find it a useful drug in bone tumors. CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA is also a valuable drug. It should be your duty and your pleasure to know the distinctions between these various salts of lime, and especially between Calcarea ostrearum and Calcarea phosphorica. They are not indicated in precisely the same cases. When one is indicated, the other cannot be. They are not difficult to distinguish, so I think we will be able to make the necessary distinctions. One chapter in the history of Calcarea phosphorica is of some little interest. Some years ago a preparation for the cure of a certain disease was put on the market in Europe. It soon gained quite a reputation. After awhile, cures effected by it became less and less frequent. Finally, a wealthy man who failed to be cured by the preparation, sued the company for deceiving him. Analysis of the preparation became necessary. The main ingredient was found to be phosphate of lime. In the beginning the manufacturers used the phosphate of lime from bones; but later they found a cheaper way of making it in the laboratory, and without using bones at all. The company claimed that phosphate of lime is phosphate of lime, no matter how made or where found. That there is a difference between the phosphate of lime as obtained from the chemist's laboratory, and from the bones of animals, is shown by the difference in therapeutical efficacy of the two preparations, as illustrated in the above case and many others. CALCAREA SULPHURICA, or the Sulphate of Lime, is another one of Schussler's remedies. It was proven by one of the students of the New York College. Schussler claims that Calcarea sulphurica acts energetically in curing suppuration and in removing the tumefaction of boils. The proving, while not positive, rather favors this idea. All the salts of lime act prominently in the direction mentioned on the board. They all affect the nutrition of the body, hence they are of great use in infancy and childhood, when growth must be accomplished. They favor the development of bones and other tissues. You will find that some of them, the OSTREARUM and PHOSPHORICA, cause anaemia when pushed to the extreme. They all affect the glands and they all act on the bones.


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John Scott as Hank Green
Alice Lyon as Elaine Gavin
Allan Laurel as Dr. Gavin
Eulabelle Moore as Eulabelle
Marilyn Clarke as Tina
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once upon a time i desired to start a movie-review blog that showed the world how much there is to love about films that even the most open-minded "cult" fans did not seem to appreciate to the fullest extant, but i think you got it covered Mykal- good work.
-but what do you think about Teenagers From Outer Space, hmm?...
Prof.: Thanks for the nice compliment. You've expressed perfectly my intent. Teenagers from Outer Space? Funny you should ask. I have been trying to gather my strength for that movie, which I think is one of the most heartbreaking films I know of, so that I might give it it's full due. -- Mykal
ReplyDeleteThere are still pockets of films I have never seen or even heard of even with my growing knowledge of the genre, but this one definitely eluded me all these years! With a scene involving a room full of children being ripped apart set to ample squealing, how can I resist? Another great review Mykal!
ReplyDeleteCarl: That scene is definitely a keeper! In my post I didn't touch on the dissonant, imaginative soundtrack, which does a lot of work in providing an excellent mood of claustrophobia and terror. As for the monsters themselves, they are another example of imagination having to work extra hard in a miniscule budget. I love something Tenney said in the commentary track. "I knew the monsters were very important, so we went all out. The costumes cost about $200.00 apiece." - and he was dead serious. -- Mykal
ReplyDeleteAnother incredibly informative post, Mykal. Despite never having actually seen the film, it'll always have special place in my heart because my dad had (proabably still has) the Warren photo-comic, which I regularly perused as a child.
Also, I hope you've got one of these...
Ms. Tyrant: That photocomic has nearly as many fans as the movie, I think. That comic is such a great piece of Atomic Age culture. It's odd sometimes the things we remember and hold dear.
Thanks so much for the lead on the replica atomic, flesh eating monster! I am getting one ASAP. -- Mykal
James: Thanks for the drop by! Thanks also for the kind comments and Back at ya, regarding your wonderful blog. I'll let you know about Flesh and the Fiends, which I have ordered from Amazon after reading your post (sometimes I think I keep Amazon in business). I agree about Cushing - much under-rated. -- Mykal
ReplyDeleteExcellent, excellent, excellent as always.
Once again you fill me with the desire to immediately dig out a film I've had sitting about unwatched for years.
I do like the sound of this "vampire zombie composed of jellyfish maggots and sea algae" ever so...
I was also much taken with the concept of "bikinis filled with girls"; very poetic.
I will be back for a third visit soon as I've watched this one!
Okay, back from Party Beach...
An odd one indeed. From the title I'd always expected something pretty light and jokey, a Funicello with monsters, as you said. But right from the start it has a very hard, cynical edge to it with the bikers and the fist fighting and the squabbling lovers... much more like a JD flick than a beach party movie. Obviously Black Lagoon is a big reference point in the concept and look of the monsters, but it's interesting that they are not at all humanised - with a more sophisticated creature design they would have been genuinely scary. I like the way that one crept up over a rock to pounce on Tina.
A film that continually confounded my expectations. Like you said, not at all unsophisticated in terms of technique.
I'm very intrigued to read about the same team's take on the gothic template in Curse of the Living Corpse - a film which, sadly, is not lurking at the back of my cupboard. Is it on Youtube, I wonder?
"Oh brother, you ain't seen livin' till you've seen Tina swing!"
She's right.
Matthew: Thanks for watching this film and getting back about it. Yes, there is a professionalism about Del Telley, an attention to craft and technical ability, that really makes Party Beach a very worthwhile film. A thing I didn't highlight enough in my post was the great soundtrack, which really added to the creepy feel of the monsters. Overall, a very accomplished film.
I think you will find the same is true (high level of technical ability – super attention of craft and detail) of Curse of the Living Corpse, which should be posted within a few days. Did I understand you correctly? You do not have access to a copy of Curse? I trust you understand what that means.
LuckyCricket: I have looked at your blog and like it. With regard to following, you go first. -- Mykal

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"So is mine," smiles he as they turn and wave at their male loved ones sitting together at a tiki bar.
Welcome to the latest in gay imagery in mainstream advertising, where LGBT people have been waiting for a larger helping of fairness, or at least something other than punchlines and cliches.
While there are still plenty of those, something has happened in advertising over the last two or three years, nearly two decades after Ikea broke ground in the U.S. with a TV spot featuring a gay couple shopping for a dining room table -- a spot that ran only once in New York and Washington, D.C., and was pulled after bomb threats to Ikea stores.
Today, gay and lesbian parents and their kids are featured -- along with pitchwoman Ellen DeGeneres -- in J.C. Penney ads. Same-sex couples have their own, advertised wedding registries at Macy's and elsewhere and President Barack Obama offered his seal of approval by evolving into a supporter of gay marriage.
Two happy young men sit together eating at a dining table, with wine and romantic candlelight, in a section of a Crate & Barrel catalog marked "Us & Always." And we made it through a Super Bowl without any gay jokes at commercial breaks -- like the Snickers ad of several years ago featuring two men freaking out after kissing by accident while eating one of the candy bars.
Traditionally lagging behind TV and film content in terms of LGBT inclusion, advertisers in this country are facing considerably less trouble than they used to when taking on gay themes, observers said. Penney's rebuffed critics and launched a lesbian-focused catalog ad for Mother's Day that the company followed with a two-dads family -- a real family -- for Father's Day.
DeGeneres, who married Portia de Rossi in 2008, continues as a CoverGirl in magazines. Also recently? A lesbian couple was treated to fireworks in a commercial -- real ones flash on screen -- for K-Y Intense, a personal lubricant that makes their moment or two more memorable. They're shown spent and satisfied in bed, hair tussled. "Good purchase," one says to the other.
Though Crate & Barrel declined comment for this story and Amazon didn't respond to email requests for the same about the Kindle ad, LGBT-focused marketers and monitors think the Mad Men and Women of today's Madison Avenue and the companies that employ them might finally be getting it. Now, they hope, a greater degree of diversity in skin tone and ethnicity will follow.
"They're no longer just targeting gay and lesbian people. They're targeting people like my mom, who want to know that a company embraces and accepts their gay and lesbian family members, friends and neighbors," said Rich Ferraro, a spokesman for the media watchdog group the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD).
Others, too, are celebrating the newfound bump in ad visibility, a mirror of cultural gains overall. It's a boost that comes as the U.S. Supreme Court takes up oral arguments later this month in key challenges that could lead to further recognition of same-sex marriage and spousal benefits.
Bob Witeck, who consults for Fortune 100 companies on LGBT marketing and communications strategies, put the buying power of U.S. lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender adults at $790 billion last year. He estimated, roughly, the U.S. LGBT adult population at 16 million, though others say their ranks could be as many as 25 million.
There's no demographic evidence or social science that points to the LGBT segment as notably higher earning or wealthier than anybody else, though they're often louder in protesting offensive ad messaging and loyal to brands and companies that support them.
"Things have changed significantly in terms of risk and reward," Witeck said. "Businesses don't view this as a risk model any longer."
Particularly, he said, when it comes to portraying marriage.
"Marriage, at one time, was the third rail," Witeck said. "That terrified companies. Most of this happened when the president said he supported marriage equality."
A consumer lust for "truth-telling" isn't lost on major advertisers, including those that once restricted themselves to trotting out gay-friendly fodder as one-offs when Pride Month and its multicolored flag flies freely each June. One recent pride standout in advertising, restricted to digital markets, is an Oreo cookie with a mountain of multicolored filling.


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Dr. Andrew Ritcheson, senior consulting psychologist and program manager, DRC
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the most stubborn and long-lasting problems produced by 10 years of war, but there is progress in its treatment.
"The brain is a wonderful thing, and it is plastic," said Dr. Andrew Ritcheson, senior consulting psychologist and program manager at contractor DRC. "It develops and it can grow and it can also be tremendously injured. What we need to do is to work on rehabilitation and bringing people back to health."
Ritcheson spoke the Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Emily Kopp Thursday from AFCEA Health IT Day. Hosted by AFCEA Bethesda, the annual event invites federal senior executives and IT professionals to share lessons learned around IT program management, acquisition and the budget process.
"DRC is involved in trying to bring innovations and solutions to challenging problems within this space," Ritcheson said. A lot of these solutions involve health care and health challenges within the Military Health System and the departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs.
According to Ritcheson, both VA and DoD have become more proficient at treating TBI. "We've had a lot of years at war and we've had a lot of experience trying to develop new ways to approach these challenges, a lot of them above the neck, a lot of them below the neck as well, he said.
Dr. Ritcheson, left, senior consulting psychologist and program manager at contractor DRC, was interviewed by Tom Temin of the Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Emily Kopp at AFCEA Health IT Day in Bethesda, Md.
The protective body armor and the armored vehicles employed in Iraq and Afghanistan have boosted the survivability rate among war fighters. This has led to a corresponding advancement in the treatment for injuries like TBI for patients, who, in previous conflicts, may not have survived with those injuries.
"The survivability rates have increased markedly," Ritcheson said. "But along with that, the nature of the injuries have changed as well. We simply haven't seen these sorts of injuries before.
One of the most pernicious combinations of injuries medical workers are seeing is around TBI and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
"These often occur at the same time," Ritcheson said. "They're called 'comorbid,' and they bring with it a whole lot of symptoms that we don't really well understand currently, and we don't understand how it's going to progress over time. As we go along, we're adding to the science, but we also have a current need to care. So, we can't be patient. We have to give them treatment now."
The challenge in treating a patient with TBI is that caregivers must deal with both the physical and psychological aspects of the injury.
"There's no one-size-fits-all," Ritcheson said. "Both of these things, both physical and psychological are happening against sort of a social tapestry as well. It's a complicated thing to unpick, which to do first and what's causing what?"
One thing that has improved, according to Ritcheson, is TBI patients are receiving a much better diagnosis than in the past. Also, treatments unfold much more rapidly because of what doctors have learned about the nature of these injuries.
"Part of the exciting new sciences is around imaging and the way of diagnosing and treating these injuries, that's on the horizon as well," he said.
Some of the most recent clinical developments involve putting the people in place who are able to make those developments stick in the places they need to happen.
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The lovely husband came home just after noon. He had a migraine. Now, for any of you who know my husband, you hear alarm bells ringing but let me explain for the rest of you: my husband puts workaholics to shame. He is a work junkie. He can't get a glass of water at 3am without checking his work-provided Blackberry charging peaceably on the counter. He will set the empty glass down, respond to messages, and forget to pour himself a drink. This is not a man who leaves work early. And then he did something unthinkably scary: in the middle of the work day he set down his Blackberry and closed his eyes.
Things were bad so I committed an unthinkably scary gesture of my own: I took all three kids out to dinner by myself so the lovely husband could recuperate in a quiet house. We went to the girls' favorite pasta joint. The one where they are ritualized to order their boxes of organic chocolate milk but also to request yellow paper cups so that they can dispense their own water at the soda fountain. The fountain that is too far from the table for me to feel comfortable leaving the baby in the stroller alone at, of course, which meant that I was blocking the soda fountain with a stroller and two children who want to do! it! them!selves! but can't actually reach.
L filled her cup with water first. I handed her the plastic lid and set her down. I lifted up E, who pushed her cup against the ice dispenser. L screamed. No! I no get ice and I WANTED ICE! At least three people were waiting to get their beverages. I set E down, who began to cry because we hadn't gotten her lid yet. G began pooping audibly and with great odor, and everyone knows how well poop goes with fresh brewed ice tea. At least five people were waiting to get their beverages. I picked up L, who took the lid off of her cup and poured it out ON THE FLOOR (and my shoes) so that she could begin anew with the ice dispenser. At least seven people were waiting to get their beverages. L pushed her cup against the ice dispenser. Nothing happened. It was empty. She threw herself to the floor in a tantrum of despair and spilled water. More than a dozen people were probably deciding that their meals didn't really need liquid accompaniment. I begged the counter boy to refill the ice.
You know how this turned out? We finally had all of our drinks in order and we set them down on our table while I made the girls go with me (fastfast!) to the restroom to change G's diaper before our food arrived. That mission accomplished, we sat down to eat. Both girls were about a third of the way through their meals (but seven-eighths through their chocolate milks and 0% through their important but tasteless waters) when E announced she needed the potty. I asked the busboy to leave our food; we'd be right back. You know how that turned out? We ordered our meals v.2.0 and waited for them to arrive tableside. The girls drank their second milks, took one bite each of their second pasta bowls, and declared themselves full. I packed up the leftovers, packed up three children, and got them home well past their bedtimes. And you know how that turned out.
See? Two weeks later I can remember that night without any more suffering from the wounds it left on my soul. Some stories are like that. They just hurt too much when they're fresh.
There is another story I owe you. Back in October, do you remember when E's ENT diagnosed her ear pain as a teeth-grinding problem and said we needed to have her seen by a dentist? E: who does not like strangers; who does not like strangers talking to her; who does not like strangers touching her; who hates loud noises so much that I carry ear plugs at all times; who has tactile defensiveness and can't deal with weird sensations. That's the child I was told needed to be seen urgently by a dentist. I was scared it would be bad. We made an appointment and just for fun, we made one for L, too. They would share the joy of their first dental appointment.
I was right to be scared. It was so bad that I never blogged about it. The soul-wounds were too deep.
So you know what's fun? October was six months ago. We're taking the girls back to the dentist tomorrow. Only this time, we'll also have a baby with us in a stroller who doesn't shriek at all when his sisters cry. Nope, not a bit.
I'm making the lovely husband skip work to be there with us to hold my hand. And he's not allowed to have a migraine until it's over.


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Miss Li in her own words: Through the years (sounds like I'm really old=) I've been singing opera, musical, jazz, soul, pop, electro, blues, rock and even heavy-metal. The Miss Li music has become a combination of all those genres. I put a little bit of this and a little bit of that to make it sound like one. I haven't got any rules that I want to follow or pattern which I want to fit into. And to be honest, I don't care what I sound like as long as it's fun! And the day it isn't fun, I'll quit. I just want to put a smile on people's faces and hopefully give you guys a little inspiration to live and to do creative things in your lives! Well... I've got to stop this grown up talk now and just let you experience my music! Ciao.
Teddybears started off as a grindcore group in 1991, but has constantly brought surprising new turns to the Swedish music scene by reinventing themselves and mixing genres. The 2006 album Soft Machine is in itself a mash up of styles, touching on garage punk beats, electro, dancehall and krautrock and it also features a diverse list of guest vocalists, including Iggy Pop.
Petter in his own words: Successes and setbacks, mistakes and smart moves. I'm proud of everything I've done as an artist since my debut in 1998. And when I dropped out of school so I could concentrate on being a professional musician, I didn't dare to dream that I might still be here today. But I am. A little bit better, a little bit sharper, but still the same Petter – Darn!
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Born in 1978 Anna Ternheim hails from Sweden and is a very well established singer-songwriter. Her songs are not written and arranged to a particular formula. There is melancholy and playfulness, ice-cold precision and warmth. Sometimes the arrangements are inviting, sometimes less accessible and more loosely defined. Anna appreciates the value of including elements that provide an edginess.
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"This is seriously nuts," Octavia said when she accepted her award. "Thank you to the Hollywood Foreign Press, seriously. You know, with regard to domestics in this country now and then, I think Dr. King said it best, 'All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance,' and I thank you for recognizing that with our film."
Kate Winslet won Best Performance by an Actress in a Mini-series or Motion-Picture Made for Television.
"Thank you. Oh, thank you very much," Kate said on stage. "I want to thank the Hollywood Foreign Press for giving this award to me and for putting me in a category with such incredible heavyweight actresses, whom I feel honest toward to stand alongside."
But it was Michelle Williams who may have gave the most emotional speech of the night.
"Oh, dear. Gosh, you know, I consider myself a mother first and an actress second. And so the person that I most want to thank is my daughter, my little girl, whose bravery and exuberance is the example that I take with me in my work and in my life," Michelle explained. "I want to say thank you for sending me off to this job every day with a hug and a kiss — I couldn't have done it otherwise — and making me so excited to come home at night and for suffering through six months of bedtime stories where all the princesses were read aloud in a Marilyn Monroe‒sounding voice."
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Romancing the Boomer
There has been a lot written about the huge wallets of the baby boom generation.
They control 77% of the nation's wealth and buy 45% of all consumer goods. Boomers spent a whopping $2.5 trillion in 2010 alone. And, since they are all getting older, this is a market that shows no signs of slowing.
In fact, when the youngest Boomers turn 50 in 2014, there will be 78 million Boomers ages 50-68.
Who are Boomers?
Boomers were born between 1946 and 1964. They spend more on tech than any other cohort. They spent an average $850 for their latest home computer: $50 more than any other group, reported Forrester Research in 2010. People presume that Gen Y is the most eager to adopt technology, which may be true, but they don't have the spending power to support their desires like Boomers.
Boomers want products and services that will keep them connected to others, make life easier by giving them more free time and that are simple to use. Products marketed directly to them are more likely to be adopted and shared with their peers.
Boomers don't want to see ads with music and events from the '60s and '70s. They accept that those years are gone. They do want to see ads showing them enjoying their lives now, being fit and active and socializing with friends and family.
There is a terrific television ad for the Toyota Venza that shows a 20-something son in his parents' home talking about his worries that his parents are aging. He says his mom used to make dinner for him, but now she goes to bed too early. Then the ad changes to show why Mom isn't cooking dinner. She's too busy with Dad, having fun with their friends. It portrays Boomer parents as energetic. It reminds Boomers of their youth, without making them feel old. It works.
Opportunity Through Understanding
Boomers have grown up with technology and are the obvious early adopters of many many apps, healthcare apps especially. However, it's imperative for young designers to understand the mindset of Boomers, their backgrounds, their physical shortcomings, and their influencers in order to be able to market their products to this group.
In in early 2012, the Pew Internet Project revealed that 80% of Boomers are online and 29% of them own smartphones. They spend 15 hours per week online doing research, emailing, shopping, reading, and socializing about hobbies such as gardening and travel. But one size does NOT fit all in the 50+ market. You wouldn't design the same video game for a 5-year-old as you would a 15-year-old. The same principal holds true when designing for a 50-year-old and a 65-year-old.
For example, dexterity and eyesight slowly degenerate each year an adult passes 50. So even 65-year-olds with the same cognitive abilities as 50-year-olds will not be able to operate or see the same site or app as their younger colleagues.
Boomers need easy-to-use apps that help them live longer, independent, quality lives. But they need the apps to work for them, which is different than what works for younger generations. For example, Boomers want tech-management support groups to teach them how to use apps and stay connected. They are a generation that embraced "rap sessions." They are engrossed in self-help and 12-step groups. They've grown up with the love for connectivity to others, which is evident when so many Boomers gravitate to classes at the Apple store. It's the sharing that revs them up.
With that in mind, here are a few general tips on designing for a delightful Boomer user experience.
Boomers Want Their Manuals
For as long as Boomers can remember, high-tech products have come with instruction manuals. Over time, they learned a certain routine:
- Buy new thing
- Read new thing's manual
- Use new thing
- Make fun of significant other who's having trouble because he skipped step two
Obviously, in a perfectly designed world, everything would be intuitive and instruction manuals would go the way of the dodo. But that's not the world we live in. In our world, users spend huge amounts of of their time using other people's products, which means that even if your design seems perfectly intuitive, you still run the risk of confusing older users by omitting instructions and other crutches.
There's a school of thought out there that argues against user interface "crutches" like walkthroughs. The argument goes something like, "If you're using a walkthrough, you've already failed." Products, these people say, should be intuitive, even "Apple-like." While I agree with that sentiment, the problem is that when it comes to Boomers and seniors, this mentality puts designers in direct contravention with decades of established habits.
Always remember: as a product designer, your goal is not to teach the world to appreciate good design. Your goal is to make your product as easy for your target audience to use as possible, even when doing so runs counter to your intuitions about what "good" design should be.
Still not convinced? Think of it this way: if you saw someone drowning, would you stand on the dock and lecture him about how the doggie paddle is an "intuitive" stroke, or would you jump in and save him and leave the lesson for another day?
Privacy Matters
Boomers aren't from the "transparency era" like Millenials and Gen Xers. They value privacy and guard it all costs. If developers and designers want Boomers to get onboard with their sites, the sites need to address Boomers fears head-on. Remember, Boomers are a generation that lived through Joe McCarthy's Red Squad in the early '50s and the FBI's tracking of Vietnam protestors in the '60s.
That's why it makes sense that, in a study conducted by Burst Media, "only 34% of Boomers were comfortable about privacy with Internet sites that customized content, but that number increased to 52% when they were presented with clearly stated privacy policies." In other words, Boomers will use your site, but first they have to trust you.
Boomers Want to be Engaged
Boomers grew up in an analog world, where mechanical actions begat mechanical responses. Use simple animations to ensure that the effect of every action is clearly explained. Think of how when you download an app on iOS, you're taken to the homescreen and forced to watch the app download. True, this often frustrates power users, but for a child of the analog age, it links cause and effect in a clear and understandable manner.
If your app involves text entry, make sure you include some form of a "save" or "confirm" button, even if it's only a placebo. Yes, I realize that it's unnecessary given autosave functionality, but your target users didn't grow up net natives. The action of hitting "save" meshes with the habits they formed on installed software. Without that button, they're likely to get confused and scared. And it's not a long jump from confused and scared to abandoning your app.
Along the same lines, consider adding confirmation and error messages to any input action. A quick flash of green or red in a text box (plus a helpful bit of microcopy in the latter case) will go a long way in comforting your older users. And make sure those messages are inline whenever possible so that it's clear what the messages are referring to.
Make sure also that you have ample help documentation supported by screenshots or screencasts where appropriate. Mimicking is a natural act for any age group, so give your users the tools to do so.
Boomers represent a huge opportunity for developers. Their penchants to research travel and healthcare online exemplifies their movement toward mobile apps. But in order to get them off of their computers and onto tablets and smartphones, the apps must enhance their expereinces and their lives, not complicate them.
Boomers understand it's younger developers who are the bright experts designing digital tools for them. But Boomers want to be understood and have their privacy needs met in order to be loyal customers. When they have that, they will open their wallets big time.
Portions of this article were excerpted from the recently released e-book How to Market Digital Healthcare Products to Boomers, Seniors & Caregivers by Suzie Mitchell and Justin Singer.
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Hmm. Thanks for writing this. You've explained why the main demographic in an in-person technology support group I started is primarily people over 50.
Thanks for this article, which I think makes some excellent points.
I once asked our marketing people why we appeared to concentrate so heavily on the 18-35 demographic when our own CRM stats indicated that the 35-65 age group spend far more on our products. Their slightly mealy-mouthed response was that the 18-35s will be the new 35-65s in... 20 years time. I noted the marketeers themselves were about 30 years old themselves. My suspicion was that in fact they wouldn't know how to sell to their parents' generation. In failing to do so, may well be responsible for significant financial under-performance and even business failure.
Sorry to be a link dropper but my post on "usability, training and outsourcing" addresses this POV --f you are interested in the topic. It's short. Steve at whatstheidea
Thank you for the correction on iOS, but I'm not sure it invalidates my larger point. It's the rare company that can keep users around long enough to "teach" them anything. For the rest of us, the choice is usually between making a product easy and making a product no one uses twice. So while I agree that design as a discipline should aspire to frictionless experiences, I would recommend that most entrepreneurs settle for easy.
Thank you for the article. It gave me insight into a different audience's perspective, but at the same time, I'm not convinced that boomers are always looking for a "familiar" experience. Product Design isn't always about making the product easy. Easy means comfortable. Easy means familiar. but what's more important, is making an experience "frictionless".
You were incorrect when you stated that iOS takes you back to the home screen to make you watch apps download. They did that in the past, as a step toward something more frictionless. But now, it shows the download bar within the app store and lets you continue to shop.
Anyone can jump in and save the drowning person, but the value comes in the way that you decide to teach that person "good" design without them knowing it.


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Flight departure times for the day, and previous and next days.
List and map of destinations of scheduled and chartered non-stop flights from Geneva.
Itinerary search (scheduled flights), with or without stop, on a given date.
Contact details, web sites and check-in information for airlines operating at Genève Aéroport.
Reiseagenturen in der Westschweiz und im benachbarten Frankreich, Tour Operators nach Destinationen.
resaPark: book your car-park space, Priority Lane: fast access to boarding lounges, Lounge: relax in a private lounge.
Reductions offered by Genève Aéroport to the residents of certain Swiss cantons and French departments (car park, restaurants, shopping, etc.).
Visas and identity papers, passenger entitlements, tax refunds on items and lost property.
Cabin baggage, hold baggage, various check-in possibilities.
GVApp, Genève Aéroport's free official application (iPhone, iPad, Android), essential for every traveller, escort or visitor to Genève Aéroport!
You are notified of changes by SMS in real time: if a flight is on time, early, late, or cancelled, you will be the first to know.
Calculator for the amount of CO2 emitted by a flight, to allow an optional financial contribution to support Swiss or international projects.
Airlines at Genève Aéroport: their first-class and business lounges.
Car rental companies at Genève Aéroport, Swiss side and French side.
Assistance at Genève Aéroport for persons with reduced mobility: explanation and operation of the free service.
Map of the passenger terminal.
Public transport modes in the Geneva region, Switzerland, and France, and free shuttle buses to hotels. Taxis.
Cycle and pedestrian access to Genève Aéroport.
Car park availability and charges, on-line charge calculation, booking a space with resaPark, Valet Parking service.
Swiss and French ski resorts, distances from Genève Aéroport.
Geographical location of Genève Aéroport in relation to Europe, Switzerland, and the France-Vaud-Geneva region.
All the Emotions Airport Shopping activities and information, classified by year.
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Maps of the various levels of Genève Aéroport with shops, restaurants and services
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Genève Aéroport's East Wing: to give Genève Aéroport its new international dimension.
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Genève Aéroport is committed throughout the year to sport and culture. We also support humanitarian and environmental campaigns or economic events.
Job opportunities at Genève Aéroport and with the airport site authorities.
Geneva, a high-yield market.
The Visitors Center is a reception and information area located in the public zone, on the arrivals level of Genève Aéroport.
Airport charges and fares, Airport operation, Prior Permission Required (PPR), Airport Capacity Enhancement (ACE), Airport - Collaborative Decision Making.
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Q&A: baggage preparation, allowed items, safety standards, etc.
Persons with reduced mobility Q&A: how to get help, PRM cost, etc.
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Q&A: opening hours of shops and restaurants, currencies accepted, management of commercial space, etc.
Q&A: travel documents, travelling minors, temporary passport, Schengen conditions, etc.
Q&A: French sector, airlines operating there, access and car rentals.
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Q&A: business terminal, conference rooms, photographs of the airport, advertising on the airport, downloadable logos, etc.
Q&A: travelling with an animal, lost property, lost luggage, air traffic statistics, working at the airport, guided tours of the airport, balloon release, advertising items, etc.
The car rental desks in Swiss sector are situated at the Arrival level, towards La Poste (see the PDF Arrival map).
Rental car returns on the Swiss side: car park P51, lower level.
WarningIf you rent a car in Switzerland but return it to the France sector, your car rental company may charge you a fee.
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If you have hired a car in the French sector, you can reach the French sector, even if you land in the international one.
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For departure, you can return your car in the French sector. For some airlines flying to countries other than France, you can check-in in the French Sector. For most airlines, however, you have to go to the Swiss side to check in. You can reach the international sector through the transit area.
WarningIf you rent a car in France sector but return it to Switzerland, your car rental company may charge you a fee.
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