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In November of 2002, Dr. Alex Himaya stood in front of a small gathering of believers at Gracemont Church in Tulsa and cast a vision for a new church. He said, "Tulsa does not need another church. What Tulsa does need is a safe environment where the unchurched can come and hear the life-changing truth that Jesus Christ cares for them and died for their sin." So began The Church at BattleCreek, which launched on August 14, 2003.
In the early months we made a strategic decision not to focus on growth, but instead to focus on leadership development. As a result, when the church launched we had a core of leaders who knew what we were trying to do and exactly where they fit in.
Currently, theChurch.at has about 5000 people participating in three morning worship services at the BattleCreek campus in Broken Arrow. Over 1200 students and children meet in small groups and worship services on Sundays. theChurch.at Midtown opened on Easter Sunday, April 8, 2012 and includes three morning worship services. theChurch.at DuPage was launched in DuPage County, Illinois on April 13, 2014. We launched our fourth campus, theChurch.at Downtown on September 7, 2014.
As you might imagine, however, the numbers don't tell the whole story. Changed lives are what drive the leadership at the Church. Our real mission is to glorify God by helping all people, all ages, all the time take their next step with Jesus.
This is not just a slogan on our wall. We have measured our success by that standard from the beginning. With the growth of the church averaging around 35% a year, Alex and the staff are merely trying to find the next thing that God is involved in and joining him in his work there. If we ever stop hearing stories of lives being changed, we guarantee we will stop what we are doing and regroup, no matter how many people are attending.


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A visibly intoxicated man entered Venture Corners convenience store in Deerfield Township, Mich. and tried to purchase beer. Taking into account the man's state, 73-year-old clerk Fred Price refused to sell him the beer. The lout then threatened Price, showing the clerk what appeared to be a gun in his waistband. Price responded by retrieving a gun and holding the criminal at gunpoint until police could arrive. Upon inspection, the drunken man's weapon turned out to be a BB gun.
This is the second time in three years Price has been forced to defend his store. In 2010, Price used a firearm to scare off an armed robber toting a starter pistol. (The Livingston Daily Press & Argus, Livingston County, Mich. 10/02/12)


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In a sure sign China's growing prosperity is reaching bubble proportions, bidders have paid top dollar in Hong Kong for part of Andrew Lloyd Webber's vast wine collection.
Lord Lloyd Webber, who made his fortune through musicals such as Cats and Phantom of the Opera, put up 746 lots, mainly cases but also some individual bottles, because he no longer had room for them.
The sale, held by Sotheby's at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, fetched a total of £3.5 million ($7.4 million) and featured nearly 9000 bottles of classic French wines, including what experts regard as the finest white Burgundies ever for sale in the region.
The amount was well above the estimated £2.6 million and was attended by a capacity crowd as well as telephone and internet bidders.
Lord Lloyd Webber began accumulating select bottles when he was a teenager and would have fine vintages delivered to him at Westminster School, where he was a student.
The most expensive bottle overall was a magnum 1990 Domaine de la Romanée Conti, which sold for £17,460, while the priciest standard-sized bottle was a 2002 Domaine de la Romanée Conti – three bottles of which sold for £8400 each.
The most expensive lot in the sale was a case of Chateau Petrus 1982, which sold for £48,500, or more than £4000 a bottle. The Petrus, a Bordeaux wine, is consistently among the world's most expensive wines.
In May 2007, Sotheby's held a two-day sale in London of 18,000 bottles from Lord Lloyd Webber's collection, which fetched £3.7 million. The auction created a new world auction record for any wine sale ever held.
Last year a 1869 bottle of Chateau Latife was sold in Hong Kong for £151,250 – making it the most expensive standard-sized bottle ever sold at auction.
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STREETSBORO -- Two people have been arrested after police found a new kind of crystal meth in a search of a motel room.
Police were called to the motel on SR 14 on Feb. 26 for possible drug activity.
Officers gained permission to search the room. The search turned up a small amount of marijuana, some prescription pills and a baggie of crystal meth.
The one-ounce bag of meth has an approximate street value of $6,000. But police say what makes the find so significant is that the meth is a new type to the area known as "ice" or "glass" meth. Police say it is different from the usual homemade "shake-and-bake" type of meth due to its purity.
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MUMBAI: Indian markets witnessed a sharp sell-off in the fag end of the trading day on Thursday as global price correction takes root in most asset classes.
The 30-share index provisionally ended at 19,325.36, down 317 points or 1.62 per cent. It touched a high of 19,554.65 and a low of 19,289.70 in trade today.


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Tony Hirst has made the interesting observation that an organization's real home page is the first page of its Google results.
One of the several announcements made by Google last week was one about the integration of real-time feeds in its search results.
First, we're introducing new features that bring your search results to life with a dynamic stream of real-time content from across the web. Now, immediately after conducting a search, you can see live updates from people on popular sites like Twitter and FriendFeed, as well as headlines from news and blog posts published just seconds before. When they are relevant, we'll rank these latest results to show the freshest information right on the search results page. [Relevance meets the real-time web]
Google still seems to be experimenting on how to incorporate these results: it is not clear yet what it will look like. Clicking on 'latest' results in the 'Options' shows you results, but they are also being shown sometimes on the main Google results page in a rolling window.
What happens when Twitter or Facebook feeds begin to show up on the first page of Google results?
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These are the Marathon County Real Estate transactions for Sept. 24 to Oct. 5. Totals as of Oct. 5 are 1,665 transactions valued at $234,363,500.
? Benjamin Burger Sr., Mary Burger to Matthew Burger, lots/units 5,6, block 3, Brown Gilbert & Winton's Maple Hill Addition, Wausau, $25,000.
? Fred Weber to Susan Clark, Scott Clark, section 13, town 29N, range 9E, Easton, $10,000.
? Shambeel H. Rivzi, Seema M. Rivzi to Gregory J. Klos, Karne J. Klos, lots/units 47, Second Addition to Morgan Creek, Wausau, $139,000.
? Michael J. Rakow, Shelly R. Rakow to Hossein M. Sorouri, Judith E. Sorouri, section 33, town 30N, range 7E, Maine, $350,000.
? John A. Jantsch, Karen K. Walczak, Karen K. Jantsch to Thomas G. Roovers, Mary Roovers, lots/units 7, block 5, Reiche-Willhite Subdivision 1971, Stettin, $187,500.
? Phyllis A. Wilson to Todd Willcome, section 13, town 28N, range 10E, Norrie, $90,000.
? Academic Enterprise LLC to Herbert O. Dhien, Bonnie M. Dhien, section 32, town 29N, range 8E, town of Wausau, $500.
? Robert C. Apfelbeck, Darlene J. Apfelbeck to Daniel C. Apfelbeck, Vicki A. Apfelbeck, section 3, town 27N, range 8E, Kronenwetter, $6,000.
? Cindy A. Spatz to Daniel C. Apfelbeck, Vicki A. Apfelbeck, section 4, town 27N, range 8E, Kronenwetter, $4,500.
? Robert J. Anderson, trustee, Patricia M. Anderson, trustee, Anderson Living Trust, Theadore J. Betts, Barbara L. Betts to David P. Zentrich, Heather L. Zentrich, section 20, town 29N, range 8E, town of Wausau, $195,000.
? Patrick J. Beckman, Julie A. Sims, Anjela M. Watson to Paul L. Guenther, lots/units 30, Liberty Height's Addition, Wausau, $64,000.
? Lawrence H. Frank, Lois J. Frank to Susan N. Draeger, section 34, town 28N, range 9E, Ringle, $150,000.
? Tony Niewolny, Wendy Niewolny to Allen L. Zinkowich, section 1, town 30N, range 3E, Bern, $45,000.
? Michael S. Derkez, Linda M. Derkez to Dale J. Langjahr, Cindy Langjahr, section 20, town 26N, range 3E, McMillan, $86,000.
? Haarg Mattis Investment Group LLC to Denzin Revocable Family Asset Trust, Marc A. Denzin, trustee, lots/units 1, block 7, Dunbar & Brown's Addition to their Riverview, Wausau, $69,000.
? BMO Harris Bank NA to Ronald Yde, Tracy Yde, section 3, town 27N, range 6E, town of Mosinee, $92,000.
? Lexington Homes Inc. to Terrance P. Janke, Janice K. Janke, lots/units 75, Second Addition to Vista Creek, Rothschild, $159,900.
? Virginia M. Tesch, Georgianna L. Bradley to Matthew J. Lawson, section 30, town 29N, range 8E, Wausau, $58,000.
? Integrity First Bank to Andrew Heldt, Cristy A. Heldt, lots/units 11,12, block 1, Subdivision of Block One, Hillcrest Addition, Wausau, $125,000.
? Scot M. Rehm, Kimberly S. Rehm to Kristen N. Karpf, section 23, town 27N, range 4E, Cleveland, $92,000.
? Richard A. Kosiec, Rosemary C. Richmons to Terry M. Balke, Carol A. Balke, lots/units 2, Big Bass Lake II, Town of Bevent, Bevent, $349,900.
? Mr. B's to James C. Brodhagen, section 4, town 28N, range 2E, Hull, $11,100.
? Mark K. Stassen, Jean N. Stassen to Vijay Aswani, section 17, town 26N, range 3E, McMillan, $330,000.
? George J. Simons Jr. to Shriley A. Hubert, lots/units 1,2,3,4, block 3, Grand View Lake Addition, Rib Mountain, $92,200.
? Barbara N. Beck, trustee, Torrey Trust to Bette J. Stephens, lots/units 208, Forest Park Estates Condominium-Phase I, Wausau, $35,000.
? Lori Tinsley, trustee, Will Family Trust to SPDW Properties LLC, section 17, town 28N, range 8E, village of Weston, $120,000.
? David W. Thayer, Amy Thayer to Mathy Construction Co., section 10, town 27N, range 7E, Kronenwetter, $130,000.
? Stavely LLC to Pine Ridge Capital LLC, section 10, town 28N, range 7E, Rib Mountain, $2,450,000.
? Eric W. Houchen, Patricia L. Houchen to Joe'l L. Hoesly, lots/units C, Crestwood Acres IX Condominium, village of Weston, $73,500.
? Mid-Wisconsin Bank to Ronald L. Wendorski, Jamie A. Wendorski, section 33, town 28N, range 8E, village of Weston, $63,800.
? Daniel G. Hartwig, Ellen K. Hartwig to John W. Fech, Sara R. Fech, lots/units 12,13, Emerald Pines, Wausau, $200,000.
? Clayton Butler Maugans, Deanna S. Cross, Deanna S. Cross-Maugans to Kenneth Lee Carlson, lots/units 7, block 1, Trevitt's Addition, Wausau, $155,000.
? Joan M. Schultz to Habitat for Humanity of Wausau Inc., lots/units 2, block 2, Krueger's Addition to Pine Park Addition, village of Weston, $15,000.
? Joshua J. Finke to Katty N. Nguyen, lots/units 11, block 4, Tornow's Addition No. 2, Rib Mountain, $132,500.
? Terrance P. Janke, Janice K. Janke to Jeffery A. Brown, Jennifer L. Brown, lots/units 3, Arrowhead Estates, Ringle, $332,000.
? Delores M. Warner to Hsu Ginseng Farms LLP, section 4, town 28N, range 8E, Weston, $320,000.
? Joseph C. Falstad, Julie A. Falstad, Daniel L. Falstad, Michael O. Falstad, David G. Falstad to Raymond E. Mauritz, Debra A. Mauritz, section 14, town 27N, range 10E, town of Elderon, $54,900.
? Groshek Family Trust, William A. Groshek, trustee, Mary J. Groshek, trustee to Mark Suchon, section 17, town 26N, range 10E, Franzen, $122,800.
? Michael J. Pradarelli, Debra J. Pradarelli to David W. Thayer, Amy E. Thayer, section 1, town 26N, range 6E, Government Lot No. 2, Bergen, $186,900.
? Michael R. Niss, Cathy Ann Olson to Carl M. Yaron, Diane L. Sennholz, section 23, town 30N, range 8E, Texas, $272,000.
? Behnke Real Estate Holdings LLC to Chad's Auto Repair LLC, lots/units 19, 20, block 10, Village of Edgar, Edgar, $48,000.
? ACPI LLC to Michael R. Giebel, Lynn C. Giebel, lots/units 6, block 5, Green Valley Addition, Wausau, $5,500.
? John P. Czerwonka, Maribeth T. Czersonka to Kenneth Pagel, lots/units 3, block 5, Marathon Paper Mills Original Plat Village of Rothschild, Rothschild, $18,000.
? Crestline MHC LLC to Mathy Construction Co., section 10, town 27N, range 7E, Kronenwetter, $120,000.
? Buska Insurance Agency Inc. to Mathy Construction Co., section 10, town 27N, range 7E, Kronenwetter, $45,000.
? Richard L. Raasch, Marguerite J. Raasch to Raeann M. Schmueckle, lots/units 23, block 1, WM Albrecht Jr.'s First Addition, Schofield, $68,000.
? Michael J. Sczesny, Kristen M. Sczesny to Molinare Revocable Living Trust, lots/units 202, Sandy Meadow North First Addition, village of Weston, $234,000.
? Klingenmeyer Survivors Trust, Dorothy J. Klingenmeyer, trustee to Charles Brooks, Amy Brooks, lots/units 13, Rocky Ridge Heights, town of Mosinee, $260,000.
? Wells Fargo Bank NA to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, lots/units 8, block 4, Home Sweet Home Addition, Weston, $120,900.
? Cynthia L. Doty, Cynthia L. Maguire to Tina Marie Schultze, lots/units 16, block 24, Stratford Blocks 23, 24, 26 and 27, Subdivision of Lots 11 and 12, Stratford, $66,000.
? John C. Busche, Janet A. Busche to Daniel D. Mielke, section 8, town 28N, range 3E, Frankfort, $350,000.
? Marathon County Sheriff to Rhynold Shave, Sandra W. Shave, section 33, town 29N, range 7E, Stettin, $13,400.
? Harvest Moon Hay to Myron Bembenek, section 12, town 26N, range 10E, Franzen, $500.
? Nancy E. Ploeckelman to Joseph G. Heier Jr., Beth A. Heier, section 30, town 30N, range 3E, Bern, $86,000.
? Benjamin M. Frombach to Lee Kunze, Lauralee Kunze, lots/units 4,5, block 17, Village of Stratford, Stratford, $135,000.
? 2100 N. Mountain Road LLC to The Old Pasture LLC, section 4, town 28N, range 7E, Rib Mountain, $115,000.
? Michael J. Koss, as personal representative, Estate of James N. Koss, by personal representative to Bradley T. Hilgemann, section 26, town 27N, range 7E, Kronenwetter, $188,000.
? Joseph E. Toth, Nancy J. Toth, Toth Rentals III LLC to David B. Farrar, Sara J. Farrar, lots/units 4, block 2, Marathon Paper Mills Original Plat Village of Rothschild, Rothschild, $50,000.
? Kathryn M. Brah to June M. Antone, lots/units 1, block I, No. 2 Woodlawn Addition, Wausau; section 23, town 29N, range 7E, Wausau, $57,000.
? Cari A. Waldburger to Jeremy L. Lepak, section 3, town 28N, range 9E, Ringle, $44,000.
? David A. Raab, Susan L. Raab to Jason J. Jablonski, Jamie A. Jablonski, lots/units 11,12, block 6, Mylrea Acre Lots, village of Weston, $76,500.
? Bernice C. Kulpinski, trustee, by attorney in fact, Linda C. Seidel, as attorney in fact, Kulpinski Revocable Living Trust to Alice E. Kristek, James S. Watts Jr., lots/units 31, block 3, Buena Vista Heights Addition, Wausau, $49,000.
? Wells Fargo Bank NA to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, lots/units 10, block 7, Replat of Block Seven, Joseph Dessert Lumber Co. Sixth Addition, Mosinee, $134,500.
? North Central Health Foundation Inc. to Chang Yang, lots/units 12,13, block 10, Stewart, Parcher & Manson's Addition, Wausau, $85,000.
? Tigerton Lumber Co. to David J. Frahm, Connie J. Frahm, section 20, town 29N, range 5E, Rib Falls, $80,000.
? Sandra L. Schneider, Susan J. Gruetzmacher, Karen A. Boone, Ronald W. Zastrow to Ronda Zastrow, section 12, town 28N, range 7E, Schofield, $100,000.
? Susan Fabel, trustee, Lori Lyon, trustee, France Revocable Trust to Jeffrey S. Lewis, Janet M. Lewis, lots/units 19, 20, block 2, Kickbusch's Addition, Wausau, $40,000.
? Joan E. Knuth to Richard E. Kostecki, Valerie Kostecki, section 8, town 26N, range 6E, Bergen, $175,000.
? Jacqueline S. Myszka to Caleb Bauman, section 10, town 29N, range 4E, Rietbrock, $215,000.


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The story of it all - an original second skeleton sketch
You all are familiar with the claims of evolution, about all we know as life on this thin varnish covering the planet we know as home. Microscopic elements coming together to form the first cells, the first flesh, the first life. Our microscopic ancestors journey from the sea to land that is mimicked in every womb tens of thousands of times a second every day across our planet. We rapidly grow from tiniest of nothing to self aware complexity unrivaled in the known universe.
This story isn't about that. It is about our future, our return to nothing. It was our beginning, and it will be our final destiny. Its happened several times before and we will see it happen again. We are just now at the point of seeing the very beginning of the miniaturization, the compression, the Great Smallening.
The year is 2745, or 2,090,567 BCE as we would know it from our time. Life has evolved to form many plant and aquatic species for which there are records today, but another path of evolution, some 300,000,000 years in length, is coming to its final destination, its Great Smallening.
Lets back up a little, some explanation is in order. We have watched in the past 90 years as machines have grown smaller, more efficient. Because we have such short lifespans, we see this Smallening as gradual, barely noticable, at least until very recently when the speed of Smallening has become so that we can literally see a hard disk drive that was 35 pounds 10 years ago become a few grams today, both storing equal amounts of data.
Now, it is known that if you were to take 1 gram of DNA, you would be able to store 1000 times all the data currently stored on all earth's human inhabitant's computers, which would include all "entered" data into the record of civilization. This data is mostly vague, descriptive data, so one quickly realizes that packing every single experience, every memory, every observance of every human from every millisecond of every lifetime PLUS a complete simulation of every living and non living thing in our thin varnish of an existence would be staggering by today's standards.
On top of all that person specific data, one can further extrapolate that the very gathering and interconnecting of it would form an enormous amount of incidental data, data that could not exist without the neural network of interconnectedness, data that forms its own kind of existence upon the matricies of combined experience.
All that data is staggering, but lets say it could, for the sake of argument, theoretically be stored in several pounds of DNA, say, about the size of a human brain. That would be 1000 times 1000 times all the data currently stored on all computers in all the world. A million civilizations literary works built over milenia, A million descriptions of all the known biological life on a million planets. A million personal financial records of billions of people for their lifetimes. A million different civilization's views, observations, and perspectives of the universe.
Seems staggering, but interestingly, not unfathomable, and certainly not dependent on our modern silicon based technology. DNA. What we see today is an old, aging, inefficient version of something perfected around 2745, or 2,090,567 BCE as we would know it from our time.
Up to the time of the ancestors, what you know as RNA was the primary means of life propagating itself, passing information from father to son, mother to daughter, progenitor to progeny. Eventually one species came to know itself, to know themselves, and become self aware. The agents. And in 2745, the Agents history, like ours, had become an information age. That is where the similarity ends.
The technology of the Agents was different than ours in that it was entirely organic, chemical based manipulation that they came to be able to use to communicate and store information. How they managed to discover and manipulate this may have come from another planet or some kind of teachings from previous cultures, but the point is, by 2745 they had discovered the ability to store and retrieve information by organic, electro-chemical means. They erected great cities, incredible structures, and buildings all based on this technology but the only thing that remains for us to see today are the vast quantities of petroleum we find underground. Oh, and our own DNA. The evidence of a massive, earth dominating civilization only represented by those two things. Two things that are crucial to our way of life, more than monuments, like the pyramids or The Sphinx, something far more that we take for granted.
But DNA was nothing more than a means to an end, a footnote in the rapid Smallening of the Agents. As the agents became aware of their ability to store and retrieve data using RNA, it was quickly discovered that RNA could be improved into DNA, to store more complex data. DNA was rapidly developed and installed into every cell, every living organism, and subsequently Evolution took on a completely new dimension, new capabilities, and life itself became far more interesting.
The Agents subsequently discovered that DNA could be improved, but the cells of every living thing could not work with the optimized DNA, the compressed, efficient DNA, so they could only implant it into certain, optimized substrates. These substrates then became the vehicles for an information age that far surpasses even the most grandiose dreams of our modern science fiction. We might call them Super-Super-Super computers, but the substrates allowed the Agents to pass their very beings into pure information, and the improved DNA allowed them to store all this information in a matrix the size of a pea.
So at this point, 2945, the Agents had all but entirely translated their population into a completely simulated world, a matrix that stored all their personalities, their perceptions, and their ongoing existence in an elaborate, evolving and indescribably beautiful world that they perceived as avatars inside a virtual world, and the miniaturization, the smallening, resulted in them distilling their entire existence, and all they could possibly hope to experience and perceive into a physical structure about the size of a sugar cube.
Of course, this tiny structure could not possibly hope to survive for any length of time on our volatile planet, so at an imperceptibly small energy cost, the structure was sent into orbit, an orbit exactly 3 times further from the sun as our planet, to ensure survival for a very long time. Being so small, of course, the structure can change its orbit to move with the sun, so it would survive the red giant phase, and when the sun goes to dwarf, the structure could use stored energy to leave the Solar System and move to the next suitable one, using the coolness of space to operate at peak performance. The anaerobic aspect of space also made it optimal for the structure to exist in perpetuity.
So, now, the Agents continue their existence. Being small does not diminish their power of observation, however. Are we not a pea in the great Milky Way Galaxy yet can observe it and beyond from our pin-prick of existence? No, the noisy neighbour and founding planet earth is a constant source of entertainment for the Agents. Earth is observed using means of perception impossible for us to comprehend or understand, but the energy we require just for listening, just to move our giant, un-optimized eardrums is completely impossible for the Agents to muster. In fact, the very energy it takes to power the movement of 1 ear drum to hear 1 call for dinner from a passionate food preperation specialist could power the matrix for several years.
The Agents do not comprehend our use of energy as wasteful particularly since energy abounds to such an extreme in our galaxy, but regards us as a rather clumsy, thumb-fisted evolution towards their smallening using electro-physical means and this rather silly step of silicon towards the process.
The really interesting part is that from the Agents perspective, the earthlings have longed for and searched for intelligent life beyond the Solar system, and the Agents are there, just beyond the moon, just beyond mars, ever watching, listening, and knowing so much, so much they could share but no means to do so until the earthings have reached their own smallening. Sorry about the DNA mistakes, but interested to see the result of them.
What is this world of the Agents like? I am not here to rewrite the story of the popular Matrix movies, or snowcrash, or other great novels about possible computer simulated worlds, but you get the idea. Start with the ideal of existence in all possible dimensions, then evolve from there. No hardship, no war, no religion, no violence. No cruelty, no hate, no greed. It is hard to understand how life could be "interesting" without these things because of our context as humans, how we have triumphed in adversity, sprung forth as new flowers grow from the remains of forest fires. That is what we know. We have never known existence without evil, without these kinds of pain. Suffice it to say that absent these things, life not only thrives, it thrives beyond imagination in every possible direction.
To the physical world, the Agent's universe is naught but a tiny frozen crystal, a miniature, very dense thing that if observed under a microscope would be increasingly complex down to its fundamental particles. The information is stored across multiple dimensions and its interconnectedness is compressed in ways yet inconceivable by humans. You could almost say the Agents exist in theory as the "thoughts" of a computer chip, only the computer chip is so vast, so powerful that its individual thoughts could actually be self aware and simultaneously perceive and create their own universe.
Second Life is an example that might help picture what it is like to be an Agent, only in the most crude, primitive way. One visits Second life as an avatar, perceives islands, vast oceans, buildings, and other avatars, chats with them, and interacts with them. The physical "version" is just a rack of servers in SanFrancisco, a bunch of CPU's and hard disks. Two leaps from this. 1. imagine the world in Second Life as indistinguishable from reality, you view it not on a monitor, but with closed eyes as in a dream. 2. imagine the servers are so big, so powerful, that you can actually download your brain into them, so your physical body is no longer required for you to "exist" outside of the servers.
Now 3. imagine the servers were shrunk to the size of a 1 cm cubed computer. Thats probably the easiest part given what we have observed in the past 100 years of technological smallening.
What of food, what of clothing, global warming, greenhouse gasses? If we observe our society, we can gather that all our necessities, our transportation, our massive food industries, our roadways, our electrical distribution systems, or need for so much energy are all geared towards our need to exchange information. Imagine making this ability efficient, that is, making all of our existence as interconnected as our individual neurons are. No need for food, no need for clothes, no physical needs at all, and suddenly all the limits of communication disappear. I dont have to drive 5 miles to see my daughter's graduation ceremony. I dont have to drive a car to see my son's play. I dont have to fly to Japan to breath in the cool, crisp air on top of Mount Fuji. If I can think about it, I can do it. Experience is as simple as changing one's mind. I can be skiing and the next thing I am swimming in a tropical paradise. I can be in a crowded party on top of a building in downtown Manhatten, then in an instant be observing the birth of a star in a multicolored nebulae. This is the life of the Agents. This is what they exist, and experience. If you are familiar with the "Q" in Star Trek, that is pretty close to a description of life as an Agent.
The Substrate is the home of the Agent. I have previously referred to it as matrix for ease of description, but the Agents call home the Substrate, and it has been home since their departure from earth in 2955, or 2,090,357 BCE as we would know it from our time. And believe me, the Agents know everything we know, everything we experience, and perceive it all and have even created a full simulation of our entire civilization inside their tiny, frozen existence, the Substrate.
Contact with the Agents is quite impossible as I previously stated, until we acheive our own smallening. Eventually we will discover, in our own clumsy way, that form of modified DNA that makes up the Substrate, or perhaps, as some of the Agents hope, discover something better, or at least something that provides new insight. Once we have acheived the smallening, the Agents will contact us and we will add ourselves to the network of smallened civilizations currently circling the Sun, and there are quite a few, some from other systems in the Milky way that have naturally gravitated towards our solarsystem, but the reality is, smallened civilizations far outnumber the very mass of the observable, lightened universe, and account for what baffles our current scientists as "dark matter" that they agree must exist to account for the universe.
On their way to becoming smallened, many civilizations fail, as must be. Ours may succeed, may fail, but in the many hundreds of millions of years to come for our planet, there will be many more to come as came before us.
The Agents wish us the best of luck in our journey, and look forward to meeting us in what they observe as the near future.
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This editorial was originally published on May 11, 2009. It is being re-run as Steve is on vacation.
How can you measure someone's skills? Is there a good way to actually assess how well a DBA or developer will do in your company? If you have one, there is some money to be made by passing the information along.
Traditional interviews where you ask lots of questions typically haven't necessarily proven to be a great way to do this. Some people give tests, but they often are thrown together, and might contain multiple choice answers to make them easy to grade. However the other day someone posted a technique they used that I liked.
This person suggested that a VM be configured with Windows and SQL Server and then with a certain number of things wrong with the install. Or at least things that would be seen as wrong in that particular environment. You then give it to a candidate and ask them to tell you what's wrong. You could let them work through it in a stream of consciousness way, telling you what was wrong as they found it. You could also give them some time, say an hour, and then come back and let them explain what is wrong.
Actually I'd recommend you give the candidate the choice since some people work better alone.
I've thought about asking them to accomplish certain tasks before, but after considering this technique, I like it a bit more. Just asking them "what's wrong?" or "what would you change?" is a good way to see how people think. Interacting with them, getting them to dig into a real system, is a great way to assess not only technical skills, but also some interaction. See how they debate, argue, or question a co-worker is important, at least it's important to me.
Is this is a better way to interview people and assess skills? Would you like to be interviewed like this? Maybe this would even be a fun competition at somewhere like the PASS Summit.
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A 59-year-old Campbellsport man was found guilty Friday evening of allowing his dog to attack an 18-year-old man who he thought was burglarizing his home.
Richard Lisko was charged with one count of false imprisonment and one count of first-degree reckless injury. The jury unanimously found Lisko guilty of both charges.
Closing arguments were made by defense attorney Dan Stevens and Fond du Lac County Assistant District Attorney Dennis Krueger on Friday morning. Jurors deliberated for about 5½ hours.
Lisko was found guilty of allowing his dog Bubba to attack 18-year-old Joel Kennedy on and off for more than an hour on Aug. 31, 2012. According to testimony from the trial, Lisko tied Kennedy to a post and allowed Bubba to attack Kennedy. Lisko also hung Kennedy from his ankles upside down and allowed Bubba to attack Kennedy again, according to testimony.
Lisko accused Kennedy of stealing valuables and morphine pills from Liskos Campbellsport home in the summer of 2012, which prompted the attack, according to testimony.
In his closing argument, Krueger said the actions taken against Kennedy by Liskos dog were of Liskos doing.
(Lisko) pointed at (Kennedy) and the dog attacked, Krueger said. It was (Liskos) fault.
Krueger also said Kennedy sustained enough injuries from the attack for it to be deemed life-threatening.
You heard two medical doctors testify that (Kennedys) injuries caused impairment, Krueger said. (Kennedy) has permanent scars and his feet were numb for 3 ½ weeks. That is a direct cause of what Lisko did. (Lisko) knew what was happening and didnt put a stop to it.
In Stevens closing argument, he said all elements of each charge were not presented to the jury through trial, and therefore, the jury would need to find Lisko not guilty.
Stevens also accused officers of making a snap judgment when it came to which story to believe: Liskos or Kennedys.
(Law enforcement officers) were no longer searching for the truth, Steven said. They were working on building their case.
Stevens argued had Kennedy really been a victim, Kennedy would have been more willing to testify during trial. Stevens said in both his opening and closing arguments, Kennedy was lying to officers in an attempt to get out of the burglary charges.
(Law enforcement) based this case on the testimony of a chronic liar who was coerced into saying lies, Stevens said.
Krueger said a main aspect of the case was the definition of citizens arrest. By law, a citizen may arrest someone if the defendant believes there were reasonable grounds that a felony was committed, there is a reasonable manner in which the person is detained and the length of detention is reasonable.
Stevens argued because Lisko believed Kennedy was burglarizing his home, Lisko acted appropriately in conducting a citizens arrest, and therefore the charges of false imprisonment would not apply.
Krueger said there was no evidence given during trial that Kennedy burglarized Liskos home and therefore, a citizens arrest was not lawful in this case.
Lisko has remained in the Fond du Lac County Jail on a $30,000 bond since September 2012. A pre-sentence investigation report was ordered by Fond du Lac County Circuit Court Judge Gary Sharpe.
Krueger called the case unusual, but said he was pleased with the outcome.
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A man who threw a disabled driver to the floor over a parking row, then turned on his wife and left her with a broken wrist.
Nigel Skelton, 59, and his wife Sheila, 60, were sitting in their car in Minster Yard, Lincoln, on Remembrance Sunday. They were listening to music as a man returned to a car parked in front of them.
"He just kept staring at us so I opened the window and asked what his problem was," said Mr Skelton.
"He said 'couldn't you get your car in my boot' and he was swearing.
"I told him I wanted to leave space for somebody else to park behind us.
"An argument started and we got out the car but he grabbed me and threw me on to the floor.
"My shirt was ripped from top to bottom and my walking stick went flying."
Mrs Skelton told the man to leave her husband alone because he had a history of strokes.
"He said, 'Why, do you want some too?'" she said.
"Next thing, he grabbed my arm and threw me into the road too.
"A man came over and helped me up and the man who did it to us got in his car and left.
"We got his car registration and phoned the police."
Mrs Skelton saw bruises on her arm but didn't go to the doctors for a couple of days.
She was given an X-ray which found she had a broken wrist. Mrs Skelton then paid a second visit to the doctor who found a another injury, confirmed to be a fracture.
Now Mr Skelton is urging anybody who may have seen the incident to come forward.
"Somebody must have seen what happened, it was quite busy in the area because of Remembrance day," he said.
"It happened so quickly and I couldn't believe what he did.
"It makes me feel sick that this person probably thinks he has got away with it."
"When I was in the road, I saw two clergymen by the cathedral, so somebody must have seen what happened.
"We want to get some justice."
Lincolnshire Police are appealing for anybody with information to come forward.
James Newall, spokesman for the force, said: "The assault allegation was reported to us on November 11.
"We need anyone who witnessed the incident to get in touch with us as soon as possible and they should call Lincolnshire Police on 101 quoting crime reference 3212**49057."


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McPixel is a save-the-day guy that you guide through short challenges in an oldschool point'n'click fashion. The goal in each challenge is to prevent stuff from blowing up using available tools! You have only 20 seconds to save the day! Think quick!
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McPixel is Sam&Max on steroids.
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It's fast, furious, insane, ridiculous, hilarious, over-the-top, explosive, beautiful, inventive, original.
McPixel is point-and-click. Superlative point-and-click. Playable in small bites, highly brain-damaging in big chunks.
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It's simple. It's crude. It's the embodiment of WarioWare on the PC, i-Devices, and Android-thingies. Simply put, it's a great game with a catchy soundtrack and references out of each of our respective wazoos.
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McPixel is all about getting rid of a bomb. Even if you're not always aware of its location. Even if it involves awful and weird and awkward actions.
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I was just talking about this today with a coworker, because we live in the middle of no where and glow fuel is expensive (shipping).He mentioned the Davidson(?) Diesel conversions. I vaguely remember seeing these, anyone remember?I like the idea of diesel; no glow or spark, plentiful, more stable. I want to be able to fly after 2012.I have been running Speed Scents in my chainsaws just to see how they smell. It isn't quite cinnamon smelling, but does smells nice.
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Wisconsin reserve forward Frank Kaminsky will miss his third consecutive game Saturday afternoon because of an eye injury.
Kaminsky, a 6-11 sophomore from Lisle, Ill., hasn't played since getting injured in the Badgers' upset over Indiana on Jan. 15. He was inadvertently poked in his left eye in the first half of that game.
Coach Bo Ryan hasn't provided a detailed update of Kaminsky but said only that he has been unable to practice since the injury.
He averages only 10.1 minutes per game, scoring 4.6 points and grabbing 1.6 rebounds, but Wisconsin has dropped both games (at Iowa, vs. Michigan State) he's missed.
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — The attorney for a Northern California high school security officer seen on surveillance footage repeatedly slapping a student in a wheelchair says the student bears some responsibility.
Nabiel Ahmed, 23-year-old Marchell Mitchell's attorney, says the student had a history of discipline problems and spit on and antagonized his client. He says Mitchell may have acted in self-defense.
Ahmed spoke to reporters after a court hearing for Mitchell on Monday. Mitchell has pleaded not guilty to a charge of corporal injury to a child.
The May 19 attack at Oakland High School was caught on surveillance footage that shows Mitchell striking the student three times before pushing him to the ground. The student, who has cerebral palsy was handcuffed at the time.
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Manejo del alimento en el engorde del Camarón Blanco Litopenaeus schmitti: II. Evaluación de esquemas de alimentación
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To evaluate the effect of different feeding schedules on growth of white shrimp (Litopenaeus schmitti) juveniles, a totally randomized experimental design was carried out in bottomless pens of 1 m2 in a fertilized earthen pond for 54 days, using 6 treatments and 5 replications. The feeding schedules resulted of different combinations of supplementary foods with 24, 30 y 33% of protein level during the culture, including the schedule used in commercial production in Cuba as control. An "unfed" treatment was included to estimate the contribution of natural food in the growth of shrimps. Treatments that included artificial foods with high protein levels at the end of the schedule promoted higher growths. It was estimated that natural forage contributed 57.0-60.9% to shrimp growth. Results suggested the need to re-adjust convention of feeding schedules in the farms using a semi-intensive production system......
Other TitleFeeding management in White Shrimp Litopenaeus schmitti grow out: II. Assessment of feeding schedules
JournalIII Congreso Iberoamericano Virtual de Acuicultura
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Spatial CoverageCaribe, Cuba
Conference Name3. Congreso Iberoamericano Virtual de Acuicultura
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Conference Date2004
CitationIII Congreso Iberoamericano Virtual de Acuicultura. p. 540-546.
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November 1, 2013
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Industry veteran Rob Parmenter recently joined Larson Boat Group as the company's new president and CEO.
The 100-year-old company builds 58 models of boats under the Larson, Triumph and Striper brands and is owned by another long-time industry fixture, Irwin Jacobs.
Parmentier spent 30 years at Sea Ray, most recently as president, before leaving the company in December. Since then, he has worked as senior vice president of marketing and business development for CGI North America.
Boating Industry talked to Parmentier about why he took the job at Larson and why he's optimistic about the industry.
Why join Larson? What made this an attractive opportunity for you?
It offered the best opportunity. Irwin is a dynamic, energetic, business entrepreneur. His boat companies have a nice breadth of product. Of all the opportunities I was looking at it just made the most sense.
Certain segments are still down, so if you are not diversified with what's going on with the change in people's boating habits, you're going to have a tough go.
You talked about product diversity and recently Larson launched the Escape pontoon. How has the reaction to that been so far?
We had a very good reaction. It is a very stylish, well-thought-after, well-laid-out pontoon. We listened to what our dealers and our customers said, made some tweaks, and we're in production on those right now.
Where do you see growth opportunities for Larson?
The fishing categories are going to continue to grow, fiberglass and aluminum. Pontoon of course has had a nice run and I think that's going to continue. We may not see the double-digit increases, but still think we're going to see an increasing population of pontoon boaters.
I do believe we are at an inflection point on the fiberglass IOs and fiberglass inboards. It has now been at a bottom where at some point, shortly I'm hoping, we should start to see some increases. … We haven't lost our boaters in those categories. They've just been sitting on the sidelines. As we as manufacturers some out with new innovative ideas and things that will make then want to trade their boats in, and the economy gets better … you'll see those two categories that have been lagging come back.
When you were at Sea Ray, you were a proponent of jet boats. Since then we've seen Sea Ray abandon their plans and Chaparral and Rec Boat Holdings get in. Is this a segment you see pursuing at Larson?
I don't think so. I think everybody jumped in and we'll see what happens. I like to base a lot of my decisions off of data and if you look at the last couple quarters, the jet boat business has been down double digits. I don't have enough information yet to find out why that's happened.
Never say never, but right now we're going to concentrate on the Escape pontoons and our fishing boat brands.
What do you think is the biggest challenge facing Larson?
I think it's the same one facing everyone. It's a volume issue. One of the biggest challenges is as we've all had to drop in volume, it is extremely difficult to find costs to take out of your boats, your facilities, everything. Everyone's already grabbed all the low-hanging fruit.
The biggest challenge is the cost of boats. They've increased exponentially over the last five, six years and it's not for margin increase for the OEM. It's just a matter of volume and how we have to pay for the parts and pieces. Going forward, that's one thing we have to concentrate on, is to make sure we make our boats affordable and a great value.
When you parted ways with Sea Ray last year, is this something you had in mind, getting back to working with another boat builder?
Anytime you leave something you've been a part of your whole life … As they say, all good things come to an end. Sometimes you need that to grow as a human being, which I did.
I had high hopes that I would be able to come back in and help another company. I had a great experience working for CGI. That was a great transition. I really appreciated the people I worked with there. I got to learn the banking side of business, which really is extremely helpful moving forward. But at the end of the day, I hoped to get back in the industry.
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It seems that dropping the Kinect as a requirement for buying a new Xbox One is paying off for Microsoft. Posting on the Xbox Wire, an internal blog for Xbox news, Microsoft is boasting that sales of the new console have doubled since removing the sensor in June and reducing the price to $400. The increase could mean an gain in awareness and consumer desire for the console, which has lagged behind the PlayStation 4 in sales for months.
Microsoft didn't offer concrete sales figures, merely stating that the increase of sales was based on internal figures for sold-through numbers in the retail calendar year in the United States. If the stated increase of Xbox One sales is accurate, it's possible that the company sold more than 230,000 consoles, based on announced numbers in April. In the past, the company stated that five million Xbox One consoles were shipped at the end of March, increasing from three million at the end of 2013.
An increase in sales could be due to a number of reasons, at least two of which were caused by the removal of the Kinect from the console purchase. Many consumers have struggled to adopt the optical sensor for various personal reasons, or lack of games utilizing it. By removing the Kinect, Microsoft was able to put their console's pricetag in the same ballpark as Sony's PlayStation 4, after knocking $100 off the price. The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) also unveiled a number of console-exclusive games that consumers have been waiting for like Sunset Overdrive, Scalebound and Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
Sales could increase further as a number of new titles come out, as well as due to the approaching holiday season. With Xbox One on a level playing field in terms of price, it's no longer a matter of cost of the comparative console. However, it could come down to the availability of the consoles, possibly raising Xbox One sales figures higher, since the PlayStation 4 has seen global stocking issues.
A tangible number of the consoles sold in June will come out in the NPD quarterly report in the near future. PlayStation 4 has repeatedly outpaced the Xbox One in sales, widening the gap each month since the console was released.


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|AIM: Preterm nutritional audits have previously been conducted using assumed milk composition. We audited protein and energy intakes in the first 28 days of preterm life using both assumed milk composition and milk analysis to assess their effect on weight gain and to determine if the recommended reasonable range of intakes were met. METHODS: Parenteral and enteral intakes and weight gain were recorded daily for infants (n = 63) born <33 weeks gestation, using assumed milk composition. Macronutrient composition was determined by milk analysis for a subset of infants (n = 36). Linear mixed models analysis was used to assess the influence of energy and protein intakes on weight gain. RESULTS: (Data median (range)): Infants (n = 63) gestation and birth weight were 30 (24-32) weeks and 1400 (540-2580) g, respectively. Macronutrient milk composition was variable: protein 16.6 (13.4-27.6) g/L, fat 46.1 (35.0-62.4) g/L, lactose 68.0 (50.9-74.8) g/L, energy 3074 (2631-3761) kJ/L. Intakes based on measured composition differed from assumed. Protein intake was significantly associated with weight gain. Compared to infants with longer gestations, those born <28 weeks gestation were fed lower volumes, were more reliant on parenteral nutrition, took an additional seven days to transition to fortified feeds and median weight gain velocity took a fortnight longer to reach targets. CONCLUSION: Preterm milk composition is variable and routine fortification using assumed composition may result in inappropriate nutrition. Fortification regimens stratified by birth gestation may be necessary to achieve preterm nutrition and growth targets. Milk analysis is required for accurate nutritional audit.
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Is there a growing revolt of senior military leadership over Afghanistan? Experts say no but Rolling Stone says yes.
Well apparently America's military leadership has firmly communicated to the White House that winning this war is important -- a shocking report indeed -- and threatened "mutiny" if Obama fails to do what's necessary. Look, this is a silly story from the kingpin of ridiculous war reporting. The Vietnam example is absurd enough on its face -- the only relevant comparison between Afghanistan and Vietnam is length and, further, the former isn't even a war -- it's an overseas contingency operation, remember?
So Rolling Stone stands President Obama up as the hero figure, nobely combating the warmongering factions of his cabinet in order to stave off another Vietnam. That's about as false as falsehoods get, but par for the course for the rock rag. Unforgivable, however, was this baseless and completely unwarranted jab at General Petraeus:
Everything about Obama's relationship with Petraeus -- the one public figure with favorability akin to The One -- is centered around this jealous, infantile obsession with popularity. So White House allies frequently and deliberately try to craft an image of Petraeus as a polarizing and power-hungry political wolf. Never mind that the general who delivered the Fertile Crescent from al Qaeda managed to steer through a deeply partisan Iraqi Surge debate without once compromising the integrity of the civilian-military relationship (and has frequently emphasized his interest in the quiet life of a military retiree).
Petraeus and McChrystal are smart, strategically competent, and trusted by the public -- and are advocating a warplan that could drive a wedge between the administration and its liberal base. That makes them a political threat, a liability that must be dealt with just the same as the Chamber of Commerce or Fox News: attack their credibility, question their motives, and ultimately erode the public's faith in their message (references to the truculent Douglas MacArthur are already being conjured). That's a tactic that might resonate with a targeted demographic in the short term, but attacking America's military leadership is certain to backfire. One wonders how many enemies Obama can invent before they overwhelm him?
Update: A reader points out that the author of the Rolling Stone piece, Bob Dreyfuss, "used to work for Lyndon LaRouche's Executive Intelligence Review and dedicated his first book,Hostage to Khomeini, to his colleagues at the Lyndon LaRouche organization. It's the same author; I bought the book to confirm and confront Dreyfuss with it; he acknowledged his past but likes to keep it hidden."
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Suggests LTE iPad mini, fourth-gen iPad shipping soon
Late on Thursday, Apple issued updates to its MacBook models from June 2012, and made the iOS 6.0.1 firmware available to its LTE-compatible versions of the fourth-generation iPad and the iPad mini, suggesting the latter two devices will be shipping in the near future. The update for the MacBook Pro and Air models includes "graphics performance and reliability enhancements" as well as improving compatibility with some USB devices. The iOS 6.0.1 update issued today is only for LTE-compatible iPad models.
The MacBook update is for all Mac notebooks introduced in June of this year, which means the update is not needed for users who have purchased the 13.3-inch Retina MacBook Pro, which came out last month. Users with eligible machines can download the update directly from Apple's support web page or through the Mac App Store's Software Update mechanism. The file is 127.07MB in size.
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Clancy Rugg also got into the mix with 11 points while Brian Voelkel tallied
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Ryan Cook paced UMBC (8-23) with 20 points on 7-of-12 shooting from the floor.
Chase Plummer and Joey Getz contributed 13 points apiece while Brian Neller
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Here's a list of gym manners that you must follow, reports huffingtonpost.com:
* Clean up your toys: If you take a group class, put your gear back where it came from -- mats, dumbbells, balls, bands. Don't wait for someone else to do it.
* Don't be a gym bully: It's not cool to stand uncomfortably close to someone if they are using your favourite machine or occupying your favourite spot in a room. The gym or fitness studio is supposed make everyone feel better about themselves, not just you.
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How TDK Upgraded the Old-School Boom Box
TDK, best known for its cassette tapes, is hoping a next-gen MP3-compatible boom box will help revitalize its brand.
In early 2009, shortly after being folded into Imation, TDK discovered that its target customers — urban male audiophiles — were getting nostalgic. "They fondly recalled making mixtapes using TDK cassettes," says Jessica Walton, director of global brands at Imation. They also claimed to be tired of MP3 players, which have made music "less about sharing and more about the device itself." So, with help from Portland, Oregon-based Ziba Design, TDK decided to update music's most social portable stereo: the boom box. [View a slideshow of the most iconic boom boxes in history.]
1 - McDonald's, MTV, Evian, and Budweiser all ran ads in 2009 featuring the boom box, and NPR aired a segment lamenting its demise. "There was a cultural wave growing behind the boom box," says Ziba creative director David Thorpe. "It was begging for a reinvention."
2 - Early sketches reimagined the boom box but "reinterpreted too far," says Thorpe of his team's cubelike designs. To better evoke the original, they chose a large rectangular face with prominent circular drivers. They also added a handle, because a boom box isn't a boom box unless you can take it outside to annoy the neighbors.
3 - Because the boom box should also be a "social centerpiece," as Thorpe puts it, most mock-ups had old-fashioned knobs (so users can adjust the sound), visualizers (so they can see it), and various ports (so they can plug in mikes and instruments).
4 - The chosen finish — tone-on-tone black with a champagne-gold trim — was designed to echo the look of a traditional TDK cassette.
5 - The design team toyed with adding a CD player but nixed it in favor of USB compatibility, which "looks forward to the future of digital music," says Thorpe. But the MP3-player dock is hidden beneath the aluminum handle — not featured prominently as on most iPod-friendly stereos — because "we didn't want to design a TDK product around another device."
6 - Although developers tossed around cutesier names, such as "Boom 1," TDK ultimately picked the more straightforward Boombox. "We wanted to call it what it is," Walton says. Two- and three-speaker models ($399 and $499, respectively) are available online now and at stores late next month.
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Might look fine on a shelf but did the designers look at the lifestyle context of their "hope-to-be" consumers? The outcome would definetly be different. Also, my opinion, buy TDK doesn't have a lot of nostalgia "credits" with new consumers who remember what their casettes look like - keep trying TDK.
Sounds pretty ill. A boom box or a record player should be center pieces for music aficionados, though a record player is more classic. Anyone with a boom box is going for irony or really into retro. Or maybe they just want a shiny new product that'll be bandwagon for a season.
The smartest thing I've read lately is "we didn't want to design a TDK product around another device."
However... where are the speaker grills? I'm not nostalgic for holes in the diaphragms of the drivers in my audio equipment!


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