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And it becomes an impromptu music video. Cera and Schwartzman's inspired and only tangentially Scott Pilgrim–related promotional video campaign soldiers on.
And it becomes an impromptu music video.
And it becomes an impromptu music video. Cera and Schwartzman's inspired and only tangentially Scott Pilgrim–related promotional video campaign soldiers on.
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The Third Day of Hess-mas
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Merry Christmas to all...
... and to all a good night!
(See you in 2010)
* My Lowell Hess Flickr set.
... and to all a good night!
(See you in 2010)
* My Lowell Hess Flickr set.
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Probably my favorite childhood Christmas book and it just gets better and better the more I look at it. Good choice for a Christmas post.ReplyDelete
thanks so much for posting these! i love each one so much. merry christmas and happy new year!ReplyDelete
Very nice stuff! Merry Christmas, Leif!ReplyDelete
Thanks for a great blog, and Merry Christmas! Here's an animated card I did using an Alice and Martin Provensen design:ReplyDelete
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MT. HERMON — After building an 11-point lead early in the fourth quarter, Southern Alamance was in a comfortable position against Eastern Alamance in non-conference boys' basketball Friday night.
And when the Eastern Alamance rallies came, Southern Alamance answered the call each time, as the host Patriots hung on for a 63-60 victory.
"They stepped up," said Southern Alamance Anthony Noell of his team. "They were real patient, they stuck together and showed some real toughness down the stretch."
Twice in the final 90 seconds, Eastern Alamance came within two points of the lead. Each time, Southern Alamance came up with defensive stops.
The Patriots (2-1) extended what was a four-point halftime lead to 47-39 to start the fourth quarter. When Jalen Burnett completed a traditional three-point play at the 6:14 mark of the quarter, Southern Alamance led 50-39.
Eastern Alamance (0-2) charged back, thanks to seven points each from Sae-Quahan Rogers and Aaron Clay in the last six minutes.
But the comeback bid was left short, leaving Eastern Alamance with two tight losses (the Eagles lost to Graham 70-65 on Tuesday) to begin its season.
"Just like I said (Tuesday), we have a lot of work to do execution-wise, keeping the floor spaced, running our offense, running our inbounds plays," Eastern Alamance coach Jay McPherson said. "Just basic stuff that's going to take a little time for us. We're going to be alright."
As for Southern Alamance, the Patriots seemed to be just a bit more alright than Eastern Alamance, taking a lead in the first 10 seconds of the second quarter and never relinquishing it.
Even in the final minutes, when Eastern Alamance applied full-court pressure, Southern Alamance was able to break the press and either draw fouls or pick up close looks at the basket.
"We just had to stay focused, don't let up and keep the intensity," said the Patriots' Shane Forbes, who scored a team-high 16 points.
Burnett added 15 points for Southern Alamance, making 11 of his 13 free throws. Johnathan Lloyd supplied 12 points.
"We know that Eastern is no slouch, so we had to go out and bring our best game," Burnett said.
Lamont Robinson scored a game-high 19 points for Eastern Alamance, but was the only player in double-figure scoring for the Eagles.
"We're just trying to find … some chemistry, find a rotation, trying to run our sets," McPherson said. "We're not far along to where we're looking to get specific things at specific times. We're just trying to build some chemistry."
Eastern Alamance senior Ali Lamot, who started Tuesday's season opener, sat out Friday night's contest.


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Here is a selection of kid-friendly things to do and family-friendly events in and around Orange County this weekend. Please check with the venues for updated prices.
Do you want to tell us about an upcoming event? Submit your event at events.ocregister.com or email OC Moms at email@example.com.
Read Across America: Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss: Kids will enjoy storytelling and a variety of activities all geared to get them excited about reading. Registration recommended; walk-ins accepted as space permits. 9:30 a.m. at Lakeview Senior Center, 20 Lake Road, Irvine. Price: $2 per child. 949-724-6908.
Paint, Paste and Pour: Toddlers (ages 1.5-5) explore and discover goop, flubber, paint, cornmeal, dough, bubbles and much more. 9:30-10:15 a.m., Mar. 1-29 and Apr. 5-May 10 at Crown Valley Community Park, 29751 Crown Valley Parkway, Laguna Niguel. Price: $20 materials fee due to instructor on the first day of class. 949-362-4300.
Spring Carnival: The 14th Annual Spring Carnival features vendors, live music, clowns and carnival rides. 10 a.m. Friday-Sunday at Anaheim Marketplace, 1440 S. Anaheim Blvd., Anaheim. Price: $1 Friday; Saturday and Sunday: adult: $2; kids: $1. 714-999-0888.
Read Across America Event: In celebration of the nation-wide day of reading and Dr. Seuss' Birthday, there will be storytelling by local heroes, a screening of a brand new episode of the "Cat in the Hat" by PBS SoCal, fun activity stations for all ages and a special guest visit. 10 a.m.-noon at Children's Museum at La Habra, 301 S. Euclid St., La Habra. Price: $8; La Habra residents: $7; kids (under 2) & members: free. 562-905-9793.
Sugar Plum Arts, Crafts, Antiques and Collectables: Sugar Plum Festivals is a shopping tradition with gifts to warm the heart and accessories that make a home for each holiday celebration. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday at OC Fair and Event Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Price: Free admission; parking: $5. 562-598-0857.
Fullerton Art Walk 3rd Year Anniversary: All Fullerton Art Walk venues come together in one place on one night to celebrate the arts in Fullerton. Event includes visual arts, dance, theater, comedy, kids corner, food trucks, beer and wine garden and music. 6-10 p.m. at Fullerton Museum Plaza, E. Wilshire Ave. (between Harbor and Pomona), Fullerton. Price: free admission.
Anaheim Ducks game: The Ducks take on the Minnesota Wild on home ice at Honda Center. 7 p.m. at Honda Center, 2695 E. Katella Ave., Anaheim. Price: $25-$290. 714-704-2500.
Noche de Estrellas (Night of the Stars): Party with the sea stars at the Aquarium of the Pacific's Latin Late Night. The Noche de Estrellas event will feature live bands, DJs and ocean learning activities for all ages. 6:30-10:30 p.m. at Aquarium of the Pacific, 100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach. Price: $14.95 per person; kids (under 3) and members: free. 562-951-3197.
Raptor Ramble: The walk begins with a brief orientation of the wetlands and then guests will stroll through heritage coastal sage scrub and historic dredge spoils, while looking for raptors (birds of prey) and a number of other species that nest in the area. 8-10 a.m. at Hellman Ranch Wetlands, First Street and Pacific Coast Highway, Seal Beach. Price: Free. 714-357-8576.
Job Shadow: Marine Biologist: This Job Shadow program takes a closer look at the field of fish and invertebrate husbandry. During this three-hour program participants will hear from our aquarist staff what it takes to do their job, visit various behind-the-scenes locations, prepare food for and feed our largest exhibit (the 350,000-gallon tropical reef habitat), feed and touch animals in our private classroom touch pools and much more. Participants must wear closed-toe shoes. For students in 7-12th grade. Call to RSVP. 9 a.m. at Aquarium of the Pacific, 100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach. Price: $35 per student; aquarium members: $29. 562-590-3100.
Muscular Dystrophy Association's Muscle Walk: Help raise money to support finding a cure for the 43 neuromuscular diseases covered by the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Families, businesses and community leaders all come together for a day of fund raising for the MDA. 9 a.m. at Orange County Great Park, 6950 Marine Way, Irvine. 714-245-0921.
Winter Bulb Festival: The Winter Bulb Festival features the South African bulb garden with rare and unusual species bulbs from Southern Africa. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday at UCI Arboretum, Campus Drive and Jamboree Road, Irvine. Price: Adult: $2; kids (under 12): free. 949-824-5833.
Long Beach Oceanside Adventure: Solve challenging puzzles and tricky clues in this all-new CityRace hunt along one of California's most beautiful urban waterfronts. Discover the hidden treasures and lost secrets of Long Beach in this fun-filled and exciting oceanside adventure. This hunt is moderately challenging. 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and noon-3:30 p.m. at Rainbow Harbor, 340 S. Pine Ave., Long Beach. Price: $35 per person. 310-360-6950.
Family film feature "Hotel Transylvania": See the family friendly film at the library, free admission and popcorn. 10 a.m. at San Juan Capistrano Library. El Camino Real, San Juan Capistrano. Price: Free admission. 949-493-1752.
March, Music, Movement and More: Participate in an interactive workshops lead by professional artists who will teach creative movement and dance to visitors. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. at Children's Museum at La Habra, 301 Euclid St., La Habra. Price: Free. 562-905-9793.


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Montabella Community School Operating Tax Levy Renewal Proposal (February 2013)
A Montabella Community School Operating Tax Levy Renewal proposal was approved on the February 26, 2013 election ballot in Montcalm, Isabella and Mecosta Counties, which are in Michigan.
This measure authorized the Montabella Community School District to renew an 18 mills ($18 per $1,000 of assessed valuation) operations property tax levy for 4 years.[1]
Election results
Montcalm County
|Montabella Community SD Tax Prop. 1
Election results from Montcalm County February 26, 2013 election results.
Text of measure
Language on the ballot:
|This proposal will allow the school district to continue to levy the statutory rate of 18 mills on all property, except principal residence and other property exempted by law, required for the school district to receive its revenue per pupil foundation allowance.
Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property, except principal residence and other property exempted by law, in Montabella Community Schools, Montcalm, Isabella and Mecosta Counties, Michigan, be increased by 18 mills ($18.00 on each $1,000 of taxable valuation) for a period of 4 years, 2013 to 2016, inclusive, to provide funds for operating purposes; the estimate of the revenue the school district will collect if the millage is approved and levied in 2013 is approximately $1,074,629 (this is a renewal of millage which expired with the 2012 tax levy)? [1][2]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Montcalm County February 26, 2013 proposal document
- ↑ Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributed to the original source.
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VANCEBORO — Just as all opposing horses that raced against the legendary Secretariat were racing for second place — all defenders guarding West Craven's Josh Cuthbertson this year were just trying not to let him score 30.
Cuthbertson scored at will this season in the Coastal Conference and beyond, averaging 28.7 points per game.
That's more than Oxford Webb's Isaiah Hicks (North Carolina commit), more than Kinston's Josh Dawson or Denzel Keyes, and more than Rocky Mount's Dante Battle.
Cuthbertson isn't just a scoring machine, he's an all-around machine.
He averaged 13 rebounds per game and more than five assists.
Cuthbertson is a repeat winner of the Sun Journal Player of the Year award, as he was the recipient a year ago for the 2011-12 season.
"It feels awesome to be (Sun Journal) Player of the Year again," Cuthbertson said. "I took this season as a job after I was walking the halls in school and heard people saying we wouldn't be as good this year without Aaron (Tate), and I knew that if I scored and rebounded and did my job, we would have a great year."
Cuthbertson finished his superb high school career with 2,159 career points, which ranks him 20th all-time in the state of North Carolina, ahead of state legends like Jerry Stackhouse, Reggie Bullock and Phil Ford, all who went on to play at UNC.
He has grown leaps and bounds since his freshman year, when he was mainly just a shooter and had a ton of growing up to do.
"Freshman year I couldn't attack the way I do now. I feel like now I can attack at anytime and that 30 points and 15 rebounds sure comes a lot easier," Cuthbertson said.
One intrinsic quality that fuels Cuthbertson's white-hot fire is his love of the game.
Cuthbertson comes from a huge family that can be seen occupying a 10-foot section of bleachers at Lorenzo Jones Gymnasium.
His love for his family also motivates him to ever-improve his game.
"Around my sophomore year, I began to see that I could make basketball a life for me and my family," Cuthbertson said.
"No one in my family has ever gone to college, so I told myself then as a sophomore that no matter the school or what I had to do, I was going to earn a scholarship."
Mission accomplished.
Cuthbertson is signed to play next fall at USC-Upstate, formerly USC-Spartanburg, an NCAA Division I institution in the Atlantic Sun Conference, where this year's tournament darling Florida Gulf Coast resides.
Something the Spartans are getting in Cuthbertson, along with a steal of talent, is a diligent worker.
Cuthbertson has logged more hours in Lorenzo Jones Gymnasium than the school's janitorial staff.
"I have to thank my coaches, Coach G (Eagles' head coach Bryan Goehring) and Coach Browning for help with that," he said. "Anytime I wanted to shoot or work on something, they were there to let me in the gym. Nobody around here ever denied or gave up on me."
With college quickly on the horizon and new academic and athletic challenges awaiting, Cuthbertson says he is ready for them all.
"Aaron, Mete (Demetres Abrams) and I took West Craven basketball to another level, winning conference championships and reaching the regional finals," Cuthbertson said. "I want to do the same thing at Upstate. I want to take them to the NCAA tournament and win the Atlantic Sun."
Cuthbertson has a disciplined and cerebral approach to making that goal become a reality over the next four years.
"I'm going to go down there (Upstate) and work on my game every single day so that it is better than it was the day before," Cuthbertson said.
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Highlighted by the marquee acquisition of Security Networks, 2013 was unquestionably a strong year for Monitronics. It appears 2014 is starting the upswing as well.
Monitronics turned in an impressive haul at the latest Stevie Awards, reeling in a pair of Bronze prizes at the eighth awards show for sales and customer service. For the second consecutive year the third-party central station won in the Contact Center of the Year category, according to a news release from the company. The company was also honored in the Front-Line Customer Service Team of the year category.
The awards were presented at a gala banquet at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, the release noted.
On March 11, a pair of Monitronics leaders is slated to speak at the Piper, Jaffray Technology, Media & Telecommunications Conference held in at the Le Parker Meridien in New York.
Bill Fitzgerald, chairman and CEO of Ascent Capital, the holding company that owns Monitronics, and Michael Meyers, CFO of Ascent and Monitronics, will speak at the conference. According to an Ascent Capital news release, management may make "observations regarding the financial performance and outlook of both Ascent and Monitronics."
In the wake of a big year for Monitronics, this presentation from management could be worth a listen. A live webcast of the presentation will be made available on the Ascent Capital investor relations website.
Updated March 5 with interviews with DW's Wade Thomas and Ian Johnston of ISD.
Whenever a big company like Digital Watchdog acquires a start-up like Innovative Security Design (ISD), as happened earlier this week, a common concern is whether the acquired company will be allowed to continue to innovate. Executives from both DW and ISD told Security Systems News, there's no need to worry.
Most companies want an acquisition to "assimilate into [its] culture, revenue and business model," Wade Thomas, Digital Watchdog president told me. "We want to let ISD do what they do best and give them runway to grow."
Digital Watchdog, a privately held manufacturer of video surveillance products, on March 3 announced that it had acquired ISD.
ISD will remain an independent entity within DW, and it will continue to work with OEM partners.
ISD was founded by Ian Johnston, former CTO of IQInvision, in 2012. Here's an interview I did with Johnston when he launched the company. ISD turned some heads at ISC West last year when it introduced its netSeries camera—the first IP camera that uses Microsoft Windows as its base operating systems. Here's an interview I did with Johnston about the netSeries camera last May.
This week, Johnston said that most of ISD's suitors were established IP camera companies, were he would have to "go in and change their minds and break up their notions of what an IP camera is."
In some ways, ISD is more of a "design house or solutions factory so-to-speak," Johnston said. And, DW will let ISD continue that way. "DW has great manufacturing experience and depth that will help us be price competitive," he added.
It will also allow ISD to "build inventory and be attractive to really large companies that are looking to partner with us on an OEM [basis]."
DW's products include: IP and analog cameras, DVRs, NVRs, software and apps. It has been in business since 1987. In addition to its corporate office in Tampa, Fla., it has an office in Cerritas, Calif. It will keep ISD's office in Irvine, Calif. Its business is concentrated in North and South America and has about 75 employees in the United States.
DW has engineering and manufacturing facilities in Seoul, Korea. Its products are assembled in the U.S., however.Thomas declined to release terms of the deal.
Though 18 states had previously legalized marijuana for medical use, it was the pair of initiatives passed in Colorado and Washington that legalized the substance recreationally that seems to have made the security industry more attentive to what kind of possibilities lie ahead in this new and rapidly expanding market.
It's not difficult to see why. Those operating dispensaries and growing facilities will require security solutions for many of the same reasons an end user at a jewelry store would: They have to protect hundreds if not thousands of lightweight and expensive consumer products. End users will likely pull out all the stops on an integrated solution, relying on motion detectors, sensors, access control, dozens of cameras with status monitoring and, perhaps for larger storage facilities, virtual guard tours. Because the industry is in its nascent stages and still very much evolving, it's difficult to forecast what the industry will look in even five to ten years from now.
New York-based DirectView Security, a provider of onsite and remote video and audio surveillance solutions and a subsidiary of DirectView Holdings, recently announced in a news release that it's entered into "early stage discussions with several marijuana industry companies to provide a number of potential video surveillance and access control solutions."
Though in many states marijuana laws are becoming more lax, the substance remains illegal under federal law. This adds an interesting wrinkle to the current security landscape in connection with this market. Federal pressure on banks has made it extremely difficult for pot dispensaries to get loans. As a result, they've had to rely primarily on cash, making them an even bigger target for robbers than they already were.
It's been well documented that ADT last year made a policy decision not to sell security systems to businesses engaged in the marijuana industry because it's still illegal under federal law. It's conceivable that other companies both large and small will also take that approach. But it will be interesting to see what companies take the reins in the market and to see to what kind of impact it will have on business.
In the news release, Roger Ralston, CEO and chairman of DirectView, expressed a good deal of optimism about doing just that: "Having worked to provide security products and solutions for large hotels and several banks, we have a strong understanding of complex security needs and how to provide the most cost-effective solutions," he said, adding that he views the new market as "strong growth driver for our business in the coming years."
Aronson Security Group, the Seattle-based systems integrator, is putting more resources into its Business Optimization Center.
The integrator announced this week that Nigel Waterton has been promoted to SVP of Corporate Strategy and Development for ASG. in this new role, Waterton—who was a speaker at TechSec 2014 on the topic of big data—"will guide the value proposition for ASG's professional services, engineering, implementation, and performance that their management teams fulfill."
In a statement, Phil Aronson, CEO of Aronson Security Group, said: "Our growth demands another layer of leadership to identify and lead existing and future senior leadership. As well, Nigel will be extending and evolving our new Business Optimization Center which is a key foundation to our business model."
ASG's Business Optimization Center helps security executives create a "Common Operating Picture" for their security program. ASG takes a look at the end user's the current operation to "understand the gaps between the as-is and to-be vision."
The next step, is to "establish a roadmap that guides the strategy, execution, measurement and budgeting of the program as it evolves over time," Waterton said in a statement.
Waterton served in the British military for 16 years before he started working in the security industry in 1996.
Congratulations to Nigel!
The number of Vivint's net new subscribers in 2013 was 219,034, the most in the company's 15-year history, Vivint President Alex Dunn told investors this week at the J.P. Morgan Global High Yield and Leveraged Finance Conference. APX Group Holdings, of which Provo, Utah-based home automation/home security company Vivint is a subsidiary, presented at the conference on Feb. 25.
According to information on the presentation provided by the company, Dunn presented Vivint to investors as a key player in a "large, growing and recession-resistant industry" with a "unique and differentiated sales model," according to the company.
Vivint estimated its market share in 2013 was on par with Monitronics'—with each having a 3 percent share. Only three companies had a greater share than those two: ADT, with 21 percent; Tyco with 6 percent; and Stanley, with 5 percent, according to Vivint's estimates.
Dunn said that average RMR per Vivint new subscriber was $58.35, compared to average revenue per subscriber of $53.05.
Direct sales accounted for about 77 percent of new subscribers for the door-knocking company but Vivint's growing inside sales program was responsible for the other 23 percent, the company said.
Dunn also said Vivint's RMR was $42.2 million and that revenues were up about 10 percent and that attrition was 12.8 percent.
In an APX Group Holdings conference call in November, Dunn reported similar Q3 results and the numbers he discussed Tuesday also trended positive.
The publicly traded Blackstone Group bought Vivint in 2012 in a deal worth more than $2 billion.
In other news, Vivint today named Nike veteran Jeff Lyman as its chief marketing officer. "As CMO, he will lead marketing and communication initiatives that elevate Vivint's brand awareness and drive adoption of its security, home automation, and energy management services," the company said.
Before his promotion to CMO, Lyman was Vivint's vice president of consumer experience and previous to that had spent about 10 years at Nike.
I'll be talking more to Jeff next week. Stay posted.
It hasn't been a year yet since AT&T in April 2013 launched Digital Life, its home security/home automation product, but the telecom has lost no time in making the professionally monitored, professionally installed service available. As of this Friday, Digital Life will be available in a total of 63 markets around the nation.
The company will launch in four new markets that day: Albany, N.Y.; Dayton, Ohio; Grand Rapids, Mich.; and Wichita, Kan., according to an AT&T news release.
As of Feb. 21, customers in those markets can receive a live demonstration and buy Digital Life in company owned retail stores or make the purchase online. The company has 1,378 retail stores around the nation where the product is available, AT&T said.
The Dallas-based telecom had set a goal when it first launched Digital Life to have the service in 50 markets by the end of 2013, but surpassed that goal this past October.And AT&T is predicting even more growth for Digital Life in 2014.
Kevin Petersen, president of Digital Life, said in a prepared statement: "This year is going to be exciting for AT&T Digital Life and the connected home industry. We're going to expand our footprint and add features to the platform while being aggressive in the market to show customers how convenient it is to control your home with our easy-to-use technology."
Also this year, the release said, "AT&T Digital Life joined the AllSeen Alliance, a nonprofit consortium dedicated to driving the widespread adoption of products, systems and services that support the Internet of Everything with an open, universal development framework supported by a vibrant ecosystem and thriving technical community. The alliance is a broad cross-industry consortium aimed at advancing adoption and innovation in the "Internet of Everything" in homes and industry."
According to the news release, "AT&T Digital Life makes customers' lives easier by simplifying the management of their home, offering security, convenience and peace of mind, in a customizable and easy-to-use experience from a smartphones, tablet or computer."
Packages for Digital Life range from Simple Security, for $29.99 a month plus $149.99 for equipment, to Smart Security, for $39.99 a month plus $249.99 for equipment. Automation packages, such as camera or energy packages, can be added to the Smart Security for an additional monthly cost.
Members of the IQ Certification Program recently elected officers at the organization's first meeting of 2014. While there's considerable continuity from years past (several members earned reelection), the board of directors also reflects some changes, highlighted by the appointment of Lynn Comer as chairperson.
Another change was the election of Don Childers, COO of Statesville, N.C.-based Security Central, to the IQ Board. Earlier this week I spoke to Don about some of the key priorities for the certification program moving forward. Childers said that, as with any association, exploring ways to boost membership remains an overarching objective.
"We have to show the value of what we're doing, then determine how to get the message out en masse so that those in the industry better understand what we're trying to do," he said.
One strategy for doing just that, Childers said, is leveraging big-name industry events—he cited ESX as an example—to hold sessions that perform the double-task of educating prospective members while promoting the business value of being IQ Certified. An education chair at ESX, Childers said he would be in favor of including a 60 to 70 minute seminar at the show.
As far as other goals with the organization, Childers said he may suggest ways to streamline some of the application paperwork for the certification program, making it easier for non-central station members, whose application process tends to be more involved. Besides that, Childers' near-term aim is to examine IQ Certification membership "from the business owners' point of view" and to continue "learning the job as I go along."
Security Networks of America has changed its name.
The organization of 36 independent security companies is now "NetOne." Together, the 36 companies serve 775,000 customers throughout the U.S. and Canada. The group "shares best practices and compare performance to ascertain the most effective methods of giving customers what they need—and projecting what they may need in the future." Among other trends, the group "foresee[s] a rapid expansion of the remote interactive services our companies offer."
In an announcement, SNA managing director David Carter said: "The name acknowledges that we function as a network, reflecting the unity of purpose of our member companies —sharing information and expertise to foster best practices and evaluating new technologies, so their customers are provided with a broad range of solutions to meet their expanding security needs and improve business operations."
The name change is also an acknowledgment that times have changed since the group was founded way back in 1988. In a prepared statement SNA chairman Scott Elkins, CEO of UAS in Philadelphia said: "Customers want to control facilities and systems remotely, and they want to be able to use the operational insights they gain from these systems to manage their companies more efficiently and effectively."
It was big news in 2011 when Verizon got into home security/home automation with the launch of its Home Monitoring and Control service, which did not have a professional monitoring component. Now there's an even bigger buzz because it has now apparently discontinued the $9.99 per month DIY product.
Verizon this past October stopped accepting new orders for the product, although it is continuing to let existing FiOS subscribers continue with it, according to the FierceCable website.
I haven't heard back from Verizon yet, but I have some questions. Does this mean that Verizon is getting out of home security and home automation?
Or perhaps it's just dropping home security and will offer a new stand-alone home automation product? There's some precedent for that. I reported last year that Comcast last year was offering Xfinity Home Control, a home management package for customers who don't want security but do want home automation. That offering is distinct from Xfinity Home Secure, a product that has professional monitoring.
It's not clear what Verizon's latest move portends but FierceCable did report this:
"Verizon officials suggested that the telco may introduce a new home automation product, but wouldn't say if the company is considering adopting a wireless-based approach similar to AT&T Digital Life."
I'll continue to follow on this story. Stay posted.
Updated 2/13/14
Identity solution provider HID this week made its second purchase in a month, buying fingerprint biometric provider Lumidigm.In January, HID announced that it had purchased IdenTrust, a provider of digital identities.
The Albuquerque Journal is reporting that HID paid more than $60 million for the biometric company. Through a spokesperson HID said that because this is a "private transaction" the company would not comment on the purchase price.
I was not able to speak to Jeff Kessler at Imperial Capital about the deal. (Imperial advised Lumidigm,) but I did get a look at a research brief Kessler published on Feb. 12, where he said this deal "continues to put distance between Assa Abloy's HID Division and the competition in the way of interoperable, identity solutions for government and enterprise users."
Here's more from Kessler's brief:
In our opinion, Assa Abloy has made a concerted effort to become the undisputed leader in higher technology access control and identification solutions for not just enterprises and institutions, but for Government as well—the latter is an area in which it did not have a lot of traction until 2011. However, a series of acquisitions have turned the company into the leader in this segment from a revenue perspective. This is unlike Safran (which purchased L-1 in 2010), which is primarily involved in registration and border identification. The challenge remains for Assa Abloy and HID to integrate these acquired technologies and companies carefully, to let some of the more creative sectors provide both competitive advantage to Assa Abloy, yet still remain the leading providers of software and identity solutions to other companies in the industry as well.
In our opinion, Assa Abloy has made a concerted effort to become the undisputed leader in higher technology access control and identification solutions for not just enterprises and institutions, but for Government as well—the latter is an area in which it did not have a lot of traction until 2011. However, a series of acquisitions have turned the company into the leader in this segment from a revenue perspective. This is unlike Safran (which purchased L-1 in 2010), which is primarily involved in registration and border identification. The challenge remains for Assa Abloy and HID to integrate these acquired technologies and companies carefully, to let some of the more creative sectors provide both competitive advantage to Assa Abloy, yet still remain the leading providers of software and identity solutions to other companies in the industry as well.
Founded in 2001 and based in Albuquerque, N.M., Lumidigm has 33 employees. Its 2014 sales are expected to be $25 million, and the deal is expected to be accretive to earnings per share, according to HID parent company ASSA ABLOY.
Common problems with fingerprint biometrics include that fact that the technology will not work in harsh environments or when peoples' fingers are dirty. In addition, some peoples' fingerprints are simply not detectable. Lumidigm's technology overcomes these problems, HID said, with its patented "multispectral imaging technology [that] uses multiple light spectrums and advanced polarization techniques to extract unique fingerprint characteristics from both the surface and subsurface of the skin." The technology is also highly effective in detecting "imposter or 'spoof' fingerprints," according to HID.
Lumidigm's products are used in verticals such as banking, healthcare, entertainment, and government services. HID is also interested in Lumidigm's "premier global customer base," HID CEO Denis Hebert said in a prepared statement.
The opportunity for HID, according to a statement from Bob Harbour, executive chairman of Lumidigm is: "to apply multispectral imaging capabilities to credential acquisition and authentication, gesture recognition, and other image-based process control systems, making multi-factor authentication on a single, integrated device a reality."
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GroovyWS is taking over GroovySOAP as CXF replaces XFire. The major difference here is that GroovyWS is using Java5 so if you need to stick to 1.4 please continue to use GroovySOAP.
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You've seen their names on front page deals and they are on everyone's recommended users to follow list - Brisar, DJ3xclusive, Daisybeetle, Discombobulated, Iconian and Yuugotserved. For most of us, deal hunting is just a practical necessity or a simply a fun hobby, but for these six special members of our community, deal hunting is their job. At any given moment, Slickdeals deal editors are scouring the Internet finding the best deals and bringing them to an audience with the most discriminating deal taste.
Slickdeals Senior Deal Editor and Global Moderator Brisar was kind enough to share her story on what got her started on Slickdeals and her life as a deal editor. 'Brisar' is a username she created as a combination of her kids' names, Brian & Sarah.
How did you find out about Slickdeals?
Brisar: In the Fall of 2005, a co-worker of mine showed me the Slickdeals site. I was immediately interested because I have always tried to find the best deals possible, even before the advent of online shopping. I used to check the weekly ads in the newspaper, clipped coupons here and there, etc. I did a lot of comparison shopping, which back then involved either calling around and/or going from store to store to compare prices. I eventually started online shopping once we got our first computer, so when my co-worker showed me Slickdeals, it was like a "homecoming". Slickdeals was the perfect fit for a deal-hunter who enjoyed online shopping and I knew immediately that Slickdeals is a site that I wanted to check regularly...and I did.
How did you get started interacting with the Slickdeals community?
Brisar: For the first several months on Slickdeals I was mostly reading and taking part in deals in the Hot Deals forum. Most of my posting was in The Lounge Forum. Around Spring of 2006, I posted my first deal thread in the Hot Deals forum. There wasn't much response or interest in that first deal nor was there in the next. But at some point, I posted a deal that brought a huge amount of excitement to the SD community. It was a Hanns-G Monitor. I can't remember much about the size or specs of the monitor now or how much it cost, but I do vividly remember the excitement I felt seeing so many people viewing my thread, responding to it and giving it thumbs ups. It was a rush! I had found a great deal, shared it and people were buying it and therefore saving money! I was so excited! I began to post more and more deals and it quickly became a hobby and a passion. I found myself spending more and more time primarily in the Hot Deals forum, while keeping a close eye on the Lounge as well.
How did you become a deal editor?
Brisar: It was really a very simple process - Mr. Slickdeals noticed that I was very active in the community and sent me a PM asking if I wanted to help moderate the forums. By March 2007, I joined the Moderator Team on a part time basis. I slowly increased my hours as I found myself wanting to spend more and more time on the site.
In the Fall of 2007, Mr. Slickdeals asked me if I would like to help out with "Front-Paging" Deals, which is the process of hand-picking deals that would benefit the community the most and featuring them on the front page. At the time, Mr Slickdeals and Redsolar were doing all of the front-paging themselves, but the site was growing and getting busier, so there was a real need for help with the Front Page. The job would include: Finding the top deals in the forums, checking community response to the deal, checking price history of the item on SD as well as price comparison to other stores, making sure everything works with the deal (coupon codes, etc.), and then writing the deal post in an easy-to-understand manner to put on the Front Page of the site.
I was excited and a little nervous about the new responsibility, but with a lot of guidance from my very patient teacher Redsolar, I learned the job and became more and more confident with it. I continue to love my job today. The site has grown tremendously and we have added several Deal Editors since. I have had the pleasure of being involved with teaching the new Deal Editors when they start. It is very rewarding for me to be able to share what I have learned with them and it has been fun to watch them learn and grow. We have a really great Team here, all with a passion for deals.
What's it like working for Slickdeals?
Brisar: Working for Slickdeals is something that is very different than any other job I have ever done. I have been a Registered Nurse for many years, so taking care of people is what I have spent most of my life doing. For the first 3 years as an SD employee, I juggled my Nursing and Slickdeals jobs and had very little time for anything else. I have slowly worked my way primarily into my Deal Editor job because I have such a passion for it. I now only work every other weekend at my Nursing job...and I continue to enjoy doing that too.
What is your favorite part about working for Slickdeals?
Brisar: One of my favorite parts of being a Deal Editor is being able to see the excitement that a member experiences when they share a great deal with others. Posting a deal and seeing it move to the Front Page is exhilarating for anyone including myself! I often see a post or receive a PM from members whose deals I have FP'd that says something like "Woohoo! My first FP Deal! Thank you!". It is a great feeling to read that since I too have felt that excitement in the past. It is rewarding to know that I played a small part in it by FP'ing their deal.
What are some of the very best deals you've seen in your years with with Slickdeals?
Brisar: I have gotten in on so many great deals here on SD, but one of my favorite deals was a 42" Sony 3D HDTV + 3D Transmitter + 3D Glasses all for $180 shipped (the deal lasted all of 8 minutes, but the merchant honored the purchase!). My favorite time of year here at SD is around Black Friday when the stores offer their hottest deals. Black Friday Week, which has lately become Black Friday Month (and beyond), is like a marathon for us here on SD. We put in tons of hours to keep up with the deals and we all love it because it is the height of the year for us. We get very little sleep, but it is all worth it.
What do you do when you're not on Slickdeals?
Brisar: When I'm not on Slickdeals, I like to spend time with family. In the past few years, we have discovered Cruise Vacationing. Cruises are great because you visit a number of places and usually have a wide variety of choices of activities. Some of my favorite cruise excursions have been parasailing, cave-tubing, zip-lining, and interacting with dolphins as well as stingrays. Besides cruises, we are co-owners of a cabin in Northern Michigan, our home state, and enjoy going up there on some weekends. Michigan is a beautiful state with plenty to do during every season of the year, so we are very fortunate.
If you have an interesting story to share with our Slickdeals community, please send a PM to oFlamingo with the subject line, "User Spotlight". Oh, and Brisar's message for the community? "Thank you for taking the time to read my story and Happy Deal-Hunting my fellow Slickdealers!"
Deal Editor Spotlight: Get to know Brisar
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you are very welcome curos .. thanks for reading it
nope, not a gamer at all. I just sometimes post deals for them .. but don't play them
brisar ( ) Aug. 31, 2012 at 6:31pm
nope, not a gamer at all. I just sometimes post deals for them .. but don't play them
slickdewmaster ( ) Sep. 1, 2012 at 4:05am
This is a very awesome article about brisar who has done and continues to do a tremendous job on this site!! Thanks oFlamingo for the article!! Thank you brisar for helping this site so much and thanks for the great deals you post, keep it up!!
I always figured that "Brisar" was some combination of letters from your name. However, upon giving it further thought, I'm now thinking it is the combination of two names like "Brian" and "Sarah" and are either your kids or you and your spouse. Am I warm?
Thanks for all you do at SD and thanks for telling your story. It's great to get to know you a little more personally, since I've seen you around this site for years.
These days, do people still get reached out to by Mr. Slickdeals to become mods or is there an application process?
Deal Explorer ( ) Sep. 2, 2012 at 7:00am
Thanks for all you do at SD and thanks for telling your story. It's great to get to know you a little more personally, since I've seen you around this site for years.
These days, do people still get reached out to by Mr. Slickdeals to become mods or is there an application process?
see oFlamingo's post
brisar ( ) Sep. 2, 2012 at 7:02am
Deal Explorer ( ) Sep. 2, 2012 at 1:04pm
robinicus ( ) Sep. 3, 2012 at 9:33am
Wow, I also joined in 2005 but did not have the time to post many deals. I think I spend a lot of time here but I guess not. Congrats on the change of careers, it must have taken a lot of consideration. Also, since my niece is an RN, I know that jobs are plentiful and licensed RNs are in demand so their salaries in the Maryland and DC areas are quite excellent particularly in this recession. Cudos!
finzz2dlft ( ) Sep. 4, 2012 at 6:30pm
This was really great to read! Thanks for sharing it with us, Brisar!!


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Baby burkas: Fatwa Sheikh tells Saudi tots to cover up
A Saudi cleric has called for all female babies to be fully covered by wearing the face veil, commonly known as the burka, citing reports of little girls being sexually molested.
In a TV interview on the Islamic Al-Majd TV, which seems to date back to mid-last year, Sheikh Abdullah Daoud, stressed that wearing the veil will protect baby girls. The Sheikh tried to back his assertion with claims of sexual molestation against babies in the kingdom, quoting unnamed medical and security sources.
Recently picked up on social media, sheikh Dauod's statement prompted wide condemnation from his fellow Saudis on Twitter. Some tweeps called for the Sheikh to be held accountable because his ruling denigrates Islam and breaches individual privacy.
Sheikh Mohammad Al-Jzlana, former judge at the Saudi Board of Grievances, told Al Arabiya that Dauod's ruling was denigrating to Islam and Shariah and made Islam look bad.
Jjzlana urged people to ignore unregulated fatwas and explained that there are special regulations set by the Saudi authorities to administer religious edicts and appoint those who are entitled to issue them.
He said that he feels sad whenever he sees a family walking around with a veiled baby, describing that as injustice to children.
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Once more, the innocent are treated as criminals by restricting their rights against the immoral and the unstable.
Burkas for babies because its their fault that saidi grown men cant control themselves. Makes sense. When you have a society that doesnt teach itself how to think properly then you end up with laws and rules made to try and fix a bigger problem. The only reason this guy went and said what he said that babies should wear burkas is because himself probably is tempted at the sight of babies and doesnt see it as something wrong with himself. Its too bad sick men are in charge of making laws a d rules for everyone in a society that if it were to point things like this out about their leaders would result in further oppresion. One day the united states will rule the world and we can all live normally without freaks like this telling us what our babies must wear cause he wants to molest them.
As a non-Muslim, I do not like burkas at all. I think MEN should learn to control their desires sufficiently so that WOMEN don't have to walk around wearing tents. As for "baby burkas:" are muslim men so unable to control themselves as moral, mature adults, that a baby girl, who should (while she is allowed to!) be able to feel the sun and the breeze, must be punished "for her own good" with wearing a burka from the time she's born? What a cruel, shameless idea!
As a Muslim (man), I do not like burkas at all. I think MEN should learn to control their desires sufficiently so that WOMEN don't have to walk around wearing tents. :) Don't confuse this for Islam.
Wow, what a story. One wonders why Sheikh Abdullah Daoud wants little girls covered. Perhaps he himself sees them as sexual objects? While we're on the subject why do some muslim men want to hide all their females away and have control over them like this? If a man feels sexual attraction when looking at a woman his emotions ARE NOT HER RESPONSIBILITY. Stating that they are allows a man to rape a woman and yet to be blameless. And religious people say that there would be no morality without religion . . .


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Kent State Prepares for Roe Green Center Grand Opening, Nov. 6Posted Oct, 20, 2010
Kent State University's School of Theatre and Dance is preparing for the official grand opening of the new Roe Green Center for the School of Theatre and Dance on Saturday, Nov. 6. The new center is located at 1325 Theatre Drive in Kent. Cost to attend is $25 per person, and the event is open to the public. The evening begins at 6 p.m. and includes refreshments, tours, demonstrations and a production of "Brigadoon" at 8 p.m. To reserve a space, please call 330-672-2497.
Two years in the making, the new center features newly constructed areas, as well as remodeled spaces. The new construction includes the striking new glass lobby entrance for the Music and Speech Center and a 13,000 sq. ft., flexible seating black box theatre which accommodates up to 200 people and will be used for both performance and classroom space. The three new dance studios have sprung wood floors covered with marley dance surface, mirrors, fully equipped sound systems and pianos for class accompaniment.
Renovated spaces include lighting laboratory, props and crafts lab, workshops and classrooms, a recording studio, a costume shop, performance support space, and a welding lab.
The total project incorporated 73,500 square feet at a cost of $13 million.
The project was first initiated in 2005 when local philanthropist, arts patron and Kent State alumna Ms. Roe Green toured the School of Theatre and Dance and commented on how the school had outgrown its space and seemed to need more rehearsal space and dance facilities near the theatres. Soon after that, the Roe Green Foundation pledged $6.5 million to meet the school's needs. "Roe's generosity will greatly benefit each and every one of our students for years to come and for that we will forever be grateful," said Dr. John R. Crawford, dean of the College of the Arts at Kent State.
"Now theatre and dance can be found under one roof for the first time since the areas merged in 1994," said Cynthia Stillings, director of Kent State's School of Theatre and Dance. "We are thrilled to have everyone in the same building, and we're excited by the creative possibilities for collaborations by theatre, dance and music students."
Green made history by making the largest single capital gift in the university's 100-year history.
The newly transformed building was designed by Holzman Moss Bottino Architecture, a firm in New York City specializing in the design of theaters for the performing arts. "The architects designed a fantastic addition that provides a dynamic transforming of the building," said Director of Design and Construction Michael Bruder of Kent State's Office of the University Architect. "The design of the new lobby and black box theatre not only improve the student learning opportunities and patron experience, the architecture reflects the caliber and creativity of the works being prepared and performed by our theatre and dance students and faculty."
The Nov. 6 grand opening event will highlight the use of all of the new spaces with students demonstrating in the various areas of dance, theatre, scenic design, lighting and technology and will include tours of the spaces as students perform various theatrical, vocal and dance demonstrations.
Cost to attend is $25 per person and includes refreshments, tours and the production of "Brigadoon." To order tickets, please call 330-672-2497. The box office is open from noon until 5 p.m. These tickets will not be available online.
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