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If you've seen the last few posts I've published, you might be wondering why the heck I'm so excited about attending the Food Wine Conference next month in Orlando. {You might also be wondering if I ever eat anything other than cheese, bacon and dessert. I do, I promise.}
All kidding aside, this will be my second year attending this fantastic conference, but my first time going as a brand ambassador {which basically means that I'll be helping one of our amazing sponsors promote their brand while I'm mingling, learning, sipping and noshing}. Finding out about the conference last year came at the perfect time for me. I was learning to juggle the work-from-home blogging thing with the mama-to-a-6-month-old thing, and quite frankly, I was feeling creatively depleted. {And sleep deprived. Let's not forget that.}
At the very last minute {and at the prodding from my friends Shaina & Sloane}, I decided that maybe a weekend at this conference would reinvigorate me and help me regain my "spark." And it did!
It's hard not to get excited about what you do when you're surrounded by a ballroom-full of talented and successful people who are willing to share their secrets with you. Also, the eatin' at these things isn't too bad either! {wink, wink!}
|Last year's Certified Angus Beef dinner.
I always love food blogging conferences because it's a great place to connect with others who share my passion for food and writing, and it's also nice to meet face to face with the representatives from the brands that sponsor these events. So much of what we do is shared via social media, email and other technology that it's refreshing to be able to look your colleagues in the eye and relate on a human level. It's all about building relationships.
One of the reasons I enjoy FWCon in particular is because I feel like Isabel herself {the founder & creator of the Sunday Supper Movement & FWCon} builds the experience based on her knowledge as a successful food blogger and business person. Every last detail -- from the dining experiences to the selected speakers -- make you feel like she sat down and said, "What would make a conference fun and exciting for me? What would I want to learn?" And it's precisely that personal touch that makes FWCon feel warm, friendly and comfortable for both seasoned bloggers and newbies alike.
A whole lot of learning takes place at these things with tips coming from the pros themselves, with sessions covering all of the skills and strategies that are needed to stay relevant in today's busy, ever-changing world of digital media. But all that serious information is tempered with tons of lighthearted fun, too! Let's not forget all the snack breaks and all-out feasting that take place throughout the whole weekend. This thing is made for "foodies" after all!
Whether you're new to the food blogging world and are looking for an opportunity to sharpen your skills or a long time blogger who is seeking to connect with colleagues, this conference is for you! Good news... you can still join in the fun by purchasing tickets today. {Use code THEKITCHENPREP and receive $50 off your ticket.}
|All smiles while learning with my blogging buddies! Photo credit: Ashley Hamon Photography
|It's not all business at FWCon! Photo credit: Ashley Hamon Photography
I can't wait to dig into this year's Food Wine Conference... hope to see you there!
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As I mentioned a few times, the Food Wine Conference is never short on, well... food! Last year, I found myself seeking some greens amidst the dessert tables, cocktails and poutine bar. So, in preparation for all the feasting, I'm gearing up for this year's conference with a salad!
This Blueberry & Brie Salad with Puff Pastry Croutons is a riff on one of my favorite rich, creamy appetizers: Brie en Croute. You know what I'm talking about -- a wheel of brie wrapped in puff pastry and baked until it's ooey & gooey in the center.
How do you turn a leafy salad into a mouth-watering version of this decadent appetizer? With puff pastry croutons, of course! I don't know why I never thought to turn puff pastry into croutons before... they're so buttery and flaky, and surprisingly simple to make with a package of store bought puff pastry dough. Genius.
Sometimes Brie en Croute is served with a layer of jam or a fruity compote topping to add an element of sweetness to savory dish. In this salad, fresh blueberries give a pop of freshness to the otherwise savory ingredients. And yes, it's nice to know that you're balancing out the little bit of "naughty" in this salad with a handful of antioxidant-rich blueberries!
Wish Farms, a 3rd generation family-owned and operated produce company, will be among this year's conference sponsors, and they're hosting a recipe contest looking for delicious ways to use blueberries in salad form. I'd say this salad is my new favorite way to add blueberries to the mix!
Give it a try the next time you're looking for a way to jazz up your salad game!
Disclosure: I received my FWCon ticket at a discounted price in exchange for my participation as a brand ambassador. Using my discount code in purchasing your ticket will also earn me a commission.
Blueberry & Brie Salad with Puff Pastry Croutons
1 bag of your favorite salad mix
1 pint Wish Farms blueberries
About 4 ounces brie cheese, cut into small cubes
1/2 cup candied pecans
Puff Pastry Croutons {see directions below}
Lemon, Honey & Thyme Vinaigrette {see recipe below}
Make Puff Pastry Croutons:
1/3 sheet of puff pastry from a store bought package
Favorite seasoning {I used a Garlic & Herbs seasoning grinder and salt}
1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Prepare a baking sheet by lining with a piece of parchment paper.
2. Unfold 1 sheet of slightly thawed puff pastry from the package, placing on parchment. Cut one third of the sheet, and save the rest for another use. {Or you could use the whole thing, but it would make a LOT of croutons!}
3. Brush the puff pastry with a bit of water to moisten slightly, then sprinkle with desired seasonings.
4. Use a pizza cutter or sharp knife to cut the puff pastry into tiny squares -- you can make them as big or small as you'd like, but remember that they will puff up significantly when they bake.
5. Bake for about 12-14 minutes or until they're golden brown and puffed. Set aside until ready to use.
Make Vinaigrette:
1/2 cup olive oil
1/4 cup lemon juice
2 tablespoons honey
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
1/2 teaspoon thyme
1. Whisk all ingredients together in a small bowl. Set aside until ready to use.
Assemble Salad:
1. In a large salad bowl, toss salad mix with vinaigrette to taste until lightly dressed.
2. Add blueberries, brie and pecans and toss to combine.
3. Sprinkle puff pastry croutons over top.
Makes a great accompaniment to a dinner entree or a more substantial lunch served with a grilled chicken breast.


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Craving some brand new R&B burners that'll leave you in a state of auditory Bliss? Good, because that's exactly what you'll find on the latest project from indie singer/songwriter Jack Freeman.
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There are a total of fifteen countries in SADC: Angola, Botswana, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
Dark Daily has regularly written about the issues affecting medical laboratory testing in developing nations throughout the world. There are three challenges that are common to most of these countries: continue reading
Leapfrog Group CEO Wants Healthcare Professionals to Stop Rallying Behind Quality Measure Critics
Binder argues that groups opposing 'value' often diminish clinicians' role in hospital quality and patient outcomes; clinical labs often have the data on the outcomes generated by different clinicians
As healthcare moves steadily toward a value-based reimbursement model, Leapfrog Group CEO Leah Binder is urging healthcare providers to rethink their opposition to quality measures and criteria that reward improved medical outcomes.
"Clinicians have a choice: Seize the momentum of the value movement to finally get rewarded for excellence, or recite tired political talking points that minimize your life's work," Binder stated in an editorial she penned for Modern Healthcare. "Value will succeed either way, but it will be so much better infused with the knowledge and gifts of practicing providers."
Many clinical laboratory managers and pathologists know that the Leapfrog Group carries quite a bit of clout in healthcare. Its members include some of the largest corporations in the United States. Collectively, Leapfrog's members provide health benefits to more than 37 million Americans in all 50 states, and spend tens of billions of dollars on healthcare each year, according to this 2009 Leapfrog Group Fact Sheet. This is why health insurers, hospitals, and physicians pay attention to Leapfrog's programs and public statements.
"If all hospitals implemented just the first three of Leapfrog's four 'leaps' (our recommended quality and safety practices): over 57,000 lives could be saved, more than 3 million medication errors could be avoided, and up to $12.0 billion could be saved each year," states the fact sheet.
Physician Opposition to Value-based Reimbursement Models Will Backfire
Leapfrog's Binder argues the value-based reimbursement movement will succeed for three reasons:
1. "Value" is enshrined in the Affordable Care Act, with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) now tying almost 6% of hospital Medicare reimbursement to performance, and Congress replacing the sustainable growth-rate (SGR) with a value-based formula.
2. Private insurers also are transitioning their payment models, with 40% of commercial payments linked to value, up from 9% a year earlier. In addition, consumers, who are paying more out of pocket, are increasingly sensitive to value.
3. Big data is enabling quality to be quantified. Binder pointed to the leadership of the National Quality Forum (NQF) and others in showing "we can defensibly measure the quality side of the value equation."
Binder warns that arguments made in the name of clinicians to denounce specific quality measures can backfire. In particular, she pointed to a study published in the BMJ that concluded clinicians have little impact on the "standardized mortality ratio," therefore they should not be held accountable for it.
"Here's the damaging assumption in the study: The only way physicians or nurses improve patient survival is by avoiding killer mistakes. Surely clinical skill impacts mortality more than that," Binder stated in her Modern Healthcare editorial.
Similarly, Binder pointed to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) that also minimized the impact of clinicians. The study compared how United States hospitals scored on CMS composite safety measures versus alternative measures the researchers invented based on process quality composites. She summarized the findings as stating, "Some hospitals excel on the invented quality composites but fail on the CMS safety composite. Illogically, the researchers conclude that the CMS safety composite is flawed. One might just as well conclude that the researchers' composites are flawed."
"Ultimately, this paints a dismal portrait of individual clinicians. … If you excel on some but not all measures, the measures are wrong and you don't excel at anything," she stated.
Leapfrog Group Advocates Transparency for Both Insurers and Patients
The Leapfrog Group was formed in 2000, a year after the Institute of Medicine's (IOM's) landmark report on medical errors, "To Err Is Human: Building a Safer Health System," in which the IOM estimated that preventable medical errors caused 44,000 to 98,000 deaths annually, with an associated cost of $17 billion to $29 billion.
The watchdog organization operates out of Washington, D.C. and is made up of more than 170 of the nation's largest purchasers of healthcare, including:
• Boeing;
• University of Michigan; and
• the Florida Healthcare Coalition.
Through its annual hospital surveys and research, the non-profit urges insurers and patients to use transparency to improve the safety and quality of the healthcare system.
The Leapfrog Group's movement for transparency has grown to include more than 1,700 hospitals that participate in its annual survey on safety, quality, and resource use. In 2015, a record 1,750 hospitals submitted a survey, representing 46% of hospitals nationwide. It also has focused attention on reducing early elective deliveries, launched a pay-for-performance program, and designed a Hospital Safety Score to help consumers to make better healthcare decision.
Providers Should Seek Transparency
While negotiations about quality measures have reached a fever pitch, Binder would like to see providers insist on transparency and accountability for their patients, a step she says would validate clinicians' work and expertise.
"While thoughtful critiques of measures are important, politically-motivated denial of measures is destructive in unintended ways," Binder stated in her editorial for Modern Healthcare. "It often follows the unfortunate pattern of these studies in assuming that providers perform at essentially the same level of quality and/or their actions can't be linked to patient survival or healing," she observed.
"If all physicians and nurses believed their work had such modest impact, the burnout problem might be even worse," continued Binder. "People who choose a career in healthcare tend to be bright, competitive and caring, and they won't last long if they believe their talents make virtually no difference."
As noted above, since the Leapfrog Group represents many of the major purchasers of healthcare, Binder's recent comments should grab the attention of pathologists and clinical laboratory executives. They would do well to anticipate continued calls for more quality and more measurement of quality in healthcare as the movement toward value-based reimbursement marches on. Contributing value to hospitals, physicians, and payers is quickly becoming the new paradigm for clinical laboratories and pathology groups.
—Andrea Downing Peck
Related Information:
Clinicians Must Push Back Against Critics Challenging the Role of Quality Measures
Standardized Mortality Ratios Should Not Be Used to Benchmark Hospitals, Study Concludes
Concerns About Using the Patient Safety Indicator-90 Composite in Pay-for-Performance Programs
To Err Is Human: Building a Better Health System
Trading in Medical Data: Is this a Headache Or An Opportunity for Pathologists and Clinical Laboratories
Legislation has been introduced that, if passed, would ensure health consumers have the opportunity to see and correct information held by data brokers
When it comes to patient privacy, pathologists and clinical laboratory managers may be spending more time addressing a growing issue with the patient data their labs create and store. Third-party data brokers want to position themselves to collect healthcare data at the source so can they de-identify it and sell it to interested parties.
Data brokers are commercial entities that collect, assemble, and/or maintain personal information about individuals. They also sell or provide third-party access to the information, explained the Congressional Research Service, a Legislative Branch Agency that provides policy and legal analysis to both House and Senate members and committees of the U.S. Congress, regardless of party affiliation.
Pharmaceutical companies, medical device manufacturers, and other businesses can purchase said data from various types of data brokers, such as information, analysis, and technology companies. The purchased data then can go on to guide industry investments or launch drug marketing campaigns. continue reading
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For those of you who were looking forward to watching a pointy-eared Channing Tatum put the moves on Mila Kunis this summer, we have some bad news. The premiere of Jupiter Ascending — the latest space opera from the ever-ambitious Wachowski siblings — has been delayed until February 2015.
The move doesn't bode well for the sci-fi saga, which lost a juicy July 18 release date right in the heart of the summer-movie bonanza for a far less glamorous spot smack-dab in the middle of Hollywood dump season. This likely means that Warner Bros. wasn't satisfied with early cuts of the film, which cost a whopping $150 million to produce.
Domestic distribution chief Dan Fellman pretty much confirmed as much, telling Variety "They were just not going to make it on time. A lot of the issue for us was getting it ready for the international release, since the foreign territories need additional time."
The film stars Tatum as an intergalactic bodyguard who must protect a janitor (Kunis) from the forces of evil, because she may just be the Queen of the Universe. It sounds typically grandiose for the Wachowskis, who haven't had a hit since The Matrix Trilogy. Though major delays are typically a death knell for most movies, the move might actually benefit Jupiter Ascending, which should face far less competition with a winter release than it would during a crowded summer months.
Fans of Tatum can still catch the actor this summer in 22 Jump Street. Let's face it: One Tatum is better than no Tatum.
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The prophets of ancient Israel lived precarious lives. True to the teachings of
justice and righteousness taught by the Torah, they dared to criticize the king,
the nobles, the military and the entire establishment when they saw injustice
being committed. To them this was the supreme violation of God's word. The
demands of the Almighty burned within them and they felt impelled to speak out,
even at the risk of their own lives.How did they get away with it? Would
such a thing have been possible in any other ancient society? Could someone dare
to criticize the kings of Babylon and live to tell the tale? Yet Nathan
denounced David for his sin, and David had to bow to his word because the king,
too, was subservient to the Torah and to God.We have two recorded cases
in which a prophet was actually persecuted for speaking the truth – first Amos
in eighth-century BCE Israel and then Jeremiah in sixth-century BCE Judah – yet
each survived and was vindicated. Amos saw a society in which justice was being
perverted, where the needy and the poor were being annihilated – "We will buy
the poor for silver, the needy for a pair of sandals" (8:6) – and he dared to
predict that the shrines and sanctuaries of Israel would be destroyed and that
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In one of the first cases applying the 2016 amendments to the federal discovery rules, on March 11, 2016, Judge Pratter of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania issued a Memorandum Opinion...more
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Celebrate the colors of spring!
Take a fresh approach to your painting...
It's spring cleaning time here at the studio. We're sweeping out the dusty cobwebs and ditching the clutter that's accumulated in (neat) piles over the winter months. Isn't it wonderful that God gives us so many opportunities to make fresh starts? So it is with our art-making, too! Why stay stuck in the same dusty box cluttered with faded colors and dull techniques? Open up the windows of your artful mind and try some of these fresh tips for renewing your creative energy...
1 Loosen up - use an inexpensive newsprint pad to doodle on with markers or crayons. Give yourself free "warm up" time before beginning to paint
2 Paint that tune - create to music. Try to capture the rhythum and mood of the music by using only colors and abstract lines
3 Bigger is better - pick up a few large-sized canvases from a discount store - or find a "bad" painting at a thrift shop and cover it with a coat of gesso. Use BIG brushes.
4 Paint with unconventional tools - in addition to BIG brushes (like those used to paint walls) try applying paint using pieces of cardboard, plastic lids, or kitchen utencils such as spatulas, silicone scrapers, etc.
5 Work fast and loose - use lots of water to keep acrylic paints fluid. Put down a drop cloth, wear old, loose clothing to allow for freedom of movement
6 Use your non-dominant hand - "righties" use left hand; "lefties" use right. Stand up to paint. Paint at arm's length.
7 Stop short - don't go for perfection!
8 Be forgiving - Turn off your critical voice. Embrace imperfection. Be free to express yourself... there are no "mistakes", only opportunities. Be free to grow and bloom!
Thank you for spending time with us. Please come back and visit often. Our painting friends are always welcome!
Cranberry Painter Decorative Arts Studio offers a spacious, bright classroom overlooking cranberry bogs, woodlands and saltwater views of Buttermilk Bay on Cape Cod. Since 1986, friendship, encouragement, and painting fun are always on the schedule! Come, be inspired, and be welcomed by our group of creative friends.
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Foundling Sunday
Exhibitions | On 1st May 2016
The Foundling Museum 17 minutes walk from Koko
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Drawing on Childhood
Exhibitions | Until 1st May 2016
The Foundling Museum 17 minutes walk from Koko
Bringing together works of major illustrators from the eighteenth century to present day, Drawing on Childhood ...More
Made London - Bloomsbury
Exhibitions | Until 1st May 2016
Mary Ward House 17 minutes walk from Koko
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This Is A Voice
Exhibitions | Until 31st July 2016
Wellcome Collection 20 minutes walk from Koko
Exploring the human voice and the reasoning behind the sounds we make, This Is A Voice at the Wellcome Collection ...More
States of Mind: Tracing the Edges of Consciousness
Exhibitions | Until 16th October 2016
Wellcome Collection 20 minutes walk from Koko
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Lowdown at the Albany 22 minutes walk from Koko
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Shakespeare in Ten Acts
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British Library 23 minutes walk from Koko
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Scala 24 minutes walk from Koko
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King's Cross Railway Station 25 minutes walk from Koko
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Kings Place 1.49 miles from Koko
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Life in Vacant Spaces (LIVS) projects manager Brie Sherow makes things happen.
While the public sees the amazing transformations the trust facilitates, Sherow sees all the work that goes into making them happen.
Her job is not glamorous. It's a lot of paperwork, emails and phone calls, and only about a third of ideas make it into the real world.
She often cycles to work, lives close to the central city and shares office space with the Ministry of Awesome above CBD bar and restaurant.
Sherow, originally from the United States, is now a New Zealand resident. Her background is in urban planning and community development, and she was one of the first LIVS hires in 2012, with a passion for filling empty space with great ideas.
She was a Gap Filler volunteer when it set up LIVS and was quick to apply for the job.
"I think in any city there's always spaces to be filled," she says. "This was about creating an organisation from scratch."
LIVS was developed to complement Gap Filler - a team to organise space for all the ideas and ensure it was done legally and cheaply. Much of the expertise is donated (lawyers, accountants etc), with Sherow helping walk applicants through the logistical process of making their idea a reality.
"A big part of our job is knowing where we can outsource things," Sherow says. "When it works out, it's amazing, and when it doesn't, it's frustrating - like anything."
Sherow accepts all ideas and tells the applicant what they need to get to the next step, and the next step and so on. Many do not make it past the ideas stage.
"We never say no, but it depends on what spaces we have available and the motivation of the person. It's often a lot more work than people think to make it happen."
At the moment, LIVS is getting more calls for covered spaces and empty buildings to help kick off mini-businesses and start-ups. There are fewer calls for sculpture locations and more calls for helping entrepreneurs and community initiatives.
Sherow has been filling spaces for 18 months and while the concept remains the same, the process has become more streamlined and efficient.
"We know where we fit in now," Sherow says. "It's gone from fulltime hours, part-time pay, to fulltime fulltime."
This Sunday, Sherow will speak at ideas gathering PechaKucha Night on behalf of LIVS. She is talking about one of the first sites LIVS handled and what can be achieved in six months.
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey mall Easter bunny who got into a scuffle with a father last month has had a criminal charge against him downgraded.
NJ.com reports (http://bit.ly/21jO9eB ) a Hudson County judge Wednesday downgraded the aggravated assault charge against Kassim Charles to the disorderly persons offense of simple assault. The case also was sent to the Jersey City Municipal Court.
Charles is from Jersey City. He had been playing the role of the Easter bunny. Authorities say Juan Jimenez-Guerrero attacked Charles when his toddler daughter slipped from a chair while getting her photo taken.
A video posted online shows them exchanging punches at the Newport Centre.
Charles' defense attorney says they look forward to vindicating "the bunny."
An update on an aggravated assault charge against Jimenez-Guerrero is unavailable. Jimenez-Guerrero's wife says he was trying to protect their child.
Information from: NJ Advance Media.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Virtual reality, oddly enough, isn't immune to the problems that arise in practical reality. Just ask would-be fans of the Oculus Rift headset, many — possibly most — of whom are still waiting for their $600 gadgets more than four weeks after they started shipping .
The delay, naturally, has sparked online grousing and even some data-based activism, including the creation of a crowdsourced spreadsheet for tracking who received their prized VR gear and when. Some longtime supporters of Oculus have declared themselves alienated by the company's inability to deliver; others have defected to rival VR systems, or are at least considering it.
Christian Cantrell, a software engineer and science-fiction author in Sterling, Virginia, put in his pre-order roughly 15 minutes after Oculus started accepting them in January — and is still waiting. It's been a "bummer," he says, because he passed up buying a rival headset, the HTC Vive, hoping to be part of a VR "renaissance" with Rift.
"I've been kind of like an Oculus believer," he says. "But if they bump it again, I might just order a Vive."
It's too soon to say how the delays will affect Oculus, much less the overall acceptance of VR, a technology that submerges users in realistic artificial worlds. (Early VR "experiences" consist primarily of video games .) In other contexts, big companies like Apple have managed to weather shortages and shipping delays for products such as the Apple Watch and its new iPhone SE.
But some find the Rift delays intolerable, especially given that Oculus is no fledgling startup, but part of Facebook — the social network bought it two years ago for $2 billion. "There's an element of inexcusable incompetence going on," says J.P. Gownder, a Forrester Research analyst, who placed his preorder in the first 10 minutes but doesn't expect his Rift until mid-May.
Experienced hardware manufacturers would have set up suppliers months or years in advance to avoid these types of problems, Gownder says. The fact that Oculus managed to bungle its launch with more than three years to prepare, plus the backing of Facebook, is "scandalous," he says.
Oculus, which has blamed the delays on an "unexpected component shortage," declined to comment on specifics. It told the AP in a statement it has moved to address the shortage and expects deliveries to accelerate in coming weeks. By way of apology, Oculus said it will offer free shipping to customers who ordered before April 1.
Few have been as disappointed as some of the company's earliest supporters. Back in January, Oculus founder Palmer Luckey announced that 5,600 of the company's first Kickstarter backers would be eligible for a free headset. He then tweeted on the eve of first deliveries that the gifts would "start arriving" two days before others, giving the impression Kickstarter backers would get theirs first.
It didn't happen. Unhappy customers gathered on Reddit to complain and to figure out where they stood in line; one poster catalogued the frustration on a crowdsourced spreadsheet. While not necessarily representative of the entire Oculus customer base, that data shows that of the 131 early Kickstarter backers who submitted responses, only 28 report receiving a unit. Of 1,399 pre-order customers, just 165 say they got a Rift.
The virtual reality boom is just getting going, and the competition is growing. Sony will release its PlayStation VR headset later this year. Google is expected to expand on its primitive Cardboard viewer, and recent Apple acquisitions suggest that it may also be jumping into the field soon.
Meanwhile, the Rift is losing some of its first-mover appeal. Some games originally designed to be Oculus exclusives have now been hacked to work on the HTC Vive, which launched about a week after the Rift, but hasn't experienced shipping delays. Customers who bought Rift games before receiving their headset can now get digital keys so they can play the games in real reality, on a regular PC.
Bill Ellis, a 30-year-old computer engineer in Houston, has been playing with his Vive since it arrived April 5, and may not keep the Rift after it arrives. His plan, he says, was always to buy both, and sell the one that didn't live up to expectations: "The one that hasn't shown up is the one that hasn't lived up to my expectations so far."
Follow AP Business Writer Ryan Nakashima at https://twitter.com/rnakashi . His work can be found at http://bigstory.ap.org/content/ryan-nakashima
LONDON (AP) — It helps to have friends in high places when you're promoting an athletic event.
That's certainly the case for Prince Harry, who released a video Friday promoting the upcoming Invictus Games for wounded veterans. The cast includes his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II as well as Barack and Michelle Obama, who Harry and his brother Prince William had over for dinner last week in London.
The video starts with Harry and the queen looking at an Invictus brochure when they get a video phone message from Mrs. Obama. It shows the Obamas accepting Harry's challenge to the Invictus Games, with a man in uniform behind them saying "Boom!"
The queen, bemused by the Americans, says, "Oh really? Please." Harry then says "Boom!" with a wicked grin.
Elizabeth also made a widely-viewed promotional video with 007 star Daniel Craig for the 2012 London Olympics.
PARIS (AP) — French radio says a small blaze broke out in a building under renovation near a major Paris train station.
France Info says Friday that the fire was quickly controlled by workers and there were no injuries. Video posted to social media showed black smoke pouring from the top of a building. Its authenticity could not immediately be determined.
Messages left with Paris' fire service were not immediately returned.
Paris sees thousands of fires every year.
NEW YORK (AP) — Digital TV listing company Rovi is buying TiVo in a cash-and-stock deal valued at about $1.1 billion.
Rovi Corp. said Friday that it will pay $10.70 in cash and stock for each TiVo Inc. share. Rovi will pay $2.75 per share in cash, or about $277 million. The rest, $7.95 per share, will be paid in stock.
Once the deal closes, the combined business will use the TiVo name. TiVo is a digital video recording company.
Rovi CEO Tom Carson will serve as CEO of the new company. The executive said in a written statement on Friday that the buyout will help to extend services across platforms and expand its customer base. The transaction will add more than 10 million TiVo-served households to Rovi's current customer base of about 18 million households using its guides globally.
The companies anticipate at least $100 million in annual cost savings. The transaction is expected to add to Rovi's adjusted earnings per share within the first year after closing.
Both companies' boards have approved the deal, which is targeted to close in the third quarter. It still needs approval from both companies' shareholders.
Shares of TiVo, based in San Jose, California, added 17 cents to $9.59 in premarket trading. Shares of Rovi, based in Santa Clara, California, surged $1.15, or 6.6 percent, to $18.50.
LIHUE, Hawaii (AP) — Authorities in Hawaii have made an arrest in connection with an attack on an endangered monk seal that was caught on video.
The Department of Land and Natural Resources says that 19-year-old Shylo Akuna of Eleele, Kuaui, was taken into custody Thursday afternoon.
The department says in a statement late Thursday that the video, supported by witness accounts, led to Akuna's arrest.
He is being held on suspicion of "taking a monk seal," a charge that includes harassing, hunting, or capturing an endangered animal.
KHON-TV reported earlier that Kauai County police responded Tuesday to a report of the man attacking the well-known, pregnant seal while she was trying to rest in the water. Officials identified the seal as RK-30, who is easily identifiable by scars from shark bites, boat propellers and a neck entanglement.
In the dark video made around sunset, a man is shown wading into the water, swinging at the seal and possibly throwing sand at the endangered animal. It's unclear from the video if the man had a weapon. NOAA said the seal, believed to be about 17 years old, had no apparent injuries from the attack.
Information from: KHON-TV, http://khon.com