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Transcript of the live chat session that took place Thursday, January 23, 1997. These sessions are scheduled for noon-1 PM US Eastern Time (GMT -4) every Thursday.
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We're here to share experiences about doing business on the Internet -- particularly the World Wide Web. What works? What doesn't work? Why? What are the trends that matter? How can you/should you adapt to the Internet culture and environment?
I work for the Internet Business Group at Digital Equipment in Littleton, MA. In that capacity, I end up talking to people from large companies about how they can use the Web for business.
I also have my own personal Web page -- which is content rich and no frills -- which I do for practically nothing and draws a fair amount of traffic and attention.
In a chat session like this things can get pretty frantic. It's sometimes difficult to follow the threads of conversation. And there's no time to write down intering URLs and facts. So last week, I took a copy of the raw transcript and edited it to make the threads clearer and posted it at my own little Web site so anyone could take a look. You can see it at http://www.samizdat.com/chat25.html
I plan to do the same today. Barring technical difficulties, I hope to have a transcript up later today or early tomorrow. For all the transcripts and notes about future topics, check http://www.samizdat.com/index.html#chat
Alan Reiter, 11:55am -- (22.214.171.124)Hi. I'm online to discuss wireless Internet -- how wireless networks (cellular, paging, packet radio, PCS, etc.) are connecting to the Internet.
Alan Reiter, 11:57am (220.127.116.11)What's your suggestion for how often the page should be refreshed -- 15 or 30 seconds.?
Sean, 11:59am (126.96.36.199) -- Sean Brunnock, server.com
Richard Seltzer, 12:00pm (188.8.131.52) -- Welcome, Sean. Alan, I suggest that you don't use the autorefresh option. It really gets in the way if you want to actively participate. In the middle of writing a message, your message will be sent and your screen refreshed. Instead, frequently click on the tin can icon.
Shane, 12:00pm (188.8.131.52)Whoops.. Am here
Richard Seltzer, 12:00pm -- (126.96.36.199) Today we want to talk about wireless technology and the Internet -- what's happening? what are the opportunities? what specialized gadgets are already available? and how can businesses take advantage of them? Check "Wireless Internet & Mobile Computing" http://www.wirelessinternet.com
Richard Seltzer, 12:01pm (18.104.22.168)We also want of our discussion about techniques for personalizing Web sites and how to make the b use of them. Check http://www.eachmovie.com, http://www.ffly.com, and http://www.coola.com
Jim Dorval (Vivo Software, Inc.), 12:02pm (18.104.22.168)Hello, Richard.
Jonathan Sheena, 12:02pm (184.108.40.206)Good afternoon. Jonathan Sheena, Firefly Network, in Cambridge MA
Sudha Jamthe(http://www.coola.com), 12:04pm (220.127.116.11)Good Afternoon.
Harold, 12:05pm (220.127.116.11)Hello Richard
Sean, 12:05pm (22.214.171.124)Whoops. Tiac is having some router problems. I believe Richard is dialling in from there. I hope he can participate.
Eric, 12:05pm (220.127.116.11)Good Afternoon
Warren Agin - Law Solutions, 12:05pm (188.8.131.52)Hello.
Greg Dalzell, 12:09pm (126.96.36.199)Hi, I'm joining the chat for Metricom.
Warren Hogg, 12:09pm (188.8.131.52)Hello Richard
Drew, 12:10pm (22.214.171.124)Hello all.Richard Seltzer, 12:13pm (22.214.171.124)Let's hope the speed picks up. We have a couple of important topics to consider. First, I'm intered in hearing more about the possibilities for personalizing Web sites (Jonathan Sheena from FireFly and Sudha Jamthe from Coola are connected now).
I'm also very interested in learning what can be done with wireless Internet today, and how those technical capabilities can be used in intering ways to build unique business models. (Alan Reiter is connected to help us with that.)
Jessi, 12:21pm (126.96.36.199)Hello Everybody
Sudha Jamthe(http://www.coola.com), 12:07pm (188.8.131.52)Hi Jonathan, Coola is a personalized magazine carrier. It allows the user to select their favorite magazines and send the new issues in HTML form with true multimedia as email on time.
Sean, 12:08pm (220.127.116.11)Sudha- Does it cost money?
Sudha Jamthe(http://www.coola.com), 12:11pm (126.96.36.199)Sean: about your question about cost for coola No, it is a free membership service.
Jessi (220.127.116.11)Sudha, is coola a web site reminder service?
Sudha Jamthe(http://www.coola.com), 12:48pm (220.127.116.11)Jessi, Sorry I couldn't answer right away. No, Coola is not just a web site reminder service. It brings your favorite magazine new issues as web sites right to your mailbox. You could then, skim through the headline and read whatever inters you , or store them away and go back and read later like any regular mail. In fact, we don't do any contents. We send the last issue of magazines only if they are updated and whether you get picture, gifs or sound or java depends on what the publisher has put there.
Sean12:02pm (18.104.22.168) Richard- your slowness problem seems to be with TIAC.
Jim Dorval (Vivo Software, Inc.), 12:07pm (22.214.171.124)Does anyone think that the usage of the internet will exceed it's capacity?
Sean, 12:08pm (126.96.36.199)Jim- In Richard's case, it has already.
Sudha Jamthe(http://www.coola.com), 12:08pm (22.214.171.124)Hi Jim, Are you asking about the net slowing down?
Warren Agin - Law Solutions, 12:08pm (188.8.131.52)I'm on TIAC and am not having any problems.
Sudha Jamthe(http://www.coola.com) 12:09pm (184.108.40.206)Jim: I hope Richard can join us. He makes the chat so meaningful and organized. Well, I don't call it as slowing down. It looks like some access problems.
Richard Seltzer, 12:08pm (18.104.22.168)Sean-- You're right on target. I was having problems. My screen froze and I had to reboot and reconnect.
Jim Dorval (Vivo Software, Inc.), 12:10pm (18.104.22.168)Welcome back Richard. Maybe the combination of low quality software and usage on the internet will be the problem in the near future.
Richard Seltzer, 12:10pm (184.108.40.206)Hello, everyone. Sorry. Even though I'm here, I'm hobbling. I'm only able to load this page at 300 bytes per second. So there are likely to be awkward delays between my messages.
Eric, 12:10pm (18.104.22.168)I would like to "wire" my home with a wireless connection. Is this possible today?
Shane, 12:11pm (220.127.116.11)I am ready to rock with the discussion!!
Harold, 12:12pm (188.8.131.52)Alan, can I access the Internet and use the Web via wireless today? And if so, how?
Sudha Jamthe(http://www.coola.com), 12:13pm (184.108.40.206)Welcome back Richard. Alan, I visited your site just sometime back and am interested in hearing more about where wireless communication is headed. Maybe you have the answer for slow access problems
Todd, 12:13pm (18.104.22.168)Jim - I think it depends on the user's patience as to when that occurs. I think it will find the level of performance people are willing to pay for. If users think it is too slow, some will be willing to pay more for better performance. You already see some of that in what access providers users go with. There is a lot of informal discussion at work (I'm at DEC) comparing ISPs.
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:13pm (220.127.116.11)Eric, it depends what you want to do. You can use Metricom's Ricochet netwok -- if you're in Washington, D.C., San Francisco and Seattle and get a wireless Internet connection for $39.95 a month, which includes unlimited access and rental of the radio modem.
Greg Dalzell, 12:15pm (184.108.40.206)Obviously, I endorse the Metricom solution. There are, however, several solutions that allow wireless web access. The tradeoffs are coverage and cost.
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:15pm 22.214.171.124)Wireless and wired will be at odds for a long time because of price and performance. Metricom, which basically can replace a phone line for Web access, offers speeds at anywhere from 9,600 to somewhat more than 28.8K bps -- depending on the coverage area. Many pagers come with Internet addresses (check out Skytel) and atleast one PCS provider, Omnipoint in N.Y., includes an Internet address with every handset.
Richard Seltzer, 12:16pm (184.108.40.206)Alan -- I took a look at your site (please post the URL for all to see) and read some of your articles about wireless Internet. I'd be interested in instances of building wireless capability into the other things they do with the Internet. In other words, with the pagers today that can receive email. Is anybody providing reduced cost or free pagers and paging service to be able to deliver commercial messages to the audience? Or other bizarre mixtures?
Warren Agin - Law Solutions, 12:17pm (18.104.22.168)I heard about new technology which allows appliances to communicate over the Internet. (Using a small footprint server imbedded in a microchip) perhaps this can be coordinated with wireless internet access devices.
Richard Seltzer, 12:20pm (22.214.171.124)Warren Agin -- I've heard of devices like that in a futuristic sense. I believe that the main barrier today is the limited number of Internet addresses available. (Those of you with more technical knowledge, please correct me.) I've heard that the new protocol IPV6 should eliminate that problem, making an enormous (virtually unlimited) number of addresses available so every little electronic gadget could have its own address.
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:18pm (184.108.40.206)Richard, many paging companies enable you to send messages via the Internet -- but at regular paging prices. Also, you can use the Web gateways of paging companies to send messages. Paging companies are still exploring this -- trying to determine how they can offer Internet access without clogging their systems because spectrum congestion can be a real problem.
Warren Hogg, 12:19pm (220.127.116.11)There are also cellular phones and pagers which now provide Internet Access
Greg Dalzell, 12:19pm (126.96.36.199)The difficulty in integrating wireless communications into specific devices centers around space and interference issues. But computer companies are getting extremely savvy with regard to wireless, and it is only a matter of time before wireless solutions are an integral part of their offerings.
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:30pm (18.104.22.168)A look at 1997 and wireless Internet: true Web access from Metricom in selected cities; Internet access to one-way and two-way pagers (from Skytel) for short messages; Internet-based messaging from Ram and Ardis packet radio networks. Also, you will be able to receive headers from your landline e-mail transmitted to wireless devices. Several companies -- Datamatic in Richardson, Texas, Infowave in Burnaby, B.C. and, this quarter, RadioMail and Netcom in California, will offer "polling" software that will reach into your POP3 server, pick out the headers and forward them to a pager or radio modem. You can then select the messages you want to receive.
Eric, 12:20pm (22.214.171.124)I think it would be wiser to run an ISDN or ADSL when it becomes available into a home office and then have the PC's hooked up via a wireless connection. My question is, would I need a server and where would I look for one?
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:20pm (18.104.22.168)Eric, there are a variety of wireless LAN solutions to connect your computers in your house, and they are reliable. However, connecting your computers to the Internet requires other wireless solutions. A few companies are starting to offer "fixed" wireless connections at higher speeds than mobile solutions.
Craig (www.rim.net) , 12:23pm (188.8.131.52)Jim Dorval - current technology allows for key exchange and RC4 encryption of wireless data. Also, the transmissions are harder to sniff (more technology required) than they would be if they were wired.
Jim Dorval (Vivo Software, Inc.), 12:29pm (126.96.36.199)Craig - Any information can be encrypted, but most people do not use it. A majority of people discuss personal issues over cell phones without scrambling. (CellGate)
Richard Seltzer, 12:22pm (126.96.36.199)Sudha -- I could easily imagine, once there were enough users around, expanding your Coola service so subscribers who have pagers could get email alerts of important Web page changes (like your magazine subscribers). -- short enough messages to be useful on a pager.
Shane, 12:23pm (18.104.22.168)On personalizing web sites: One method that can be used is called the AAA method Analyze, Asess, Action. This model can be used to help and determine customers usage. Analyze the usage, Asses the usage. Then hypothesize the usage and then actionize the hypothesis and then start the cycle again.
Sudha Jamthe(http://www.coola.com), 12:33pm (22.214.171.124)Hi Richard: Coola gets new site updates and sends to the user as HTML mails via email. Many pagers do receive email, so, already they can receive our updates by pagers. In fact one of our recent subscribers has her email routed to a fax machine.
Richard Seltzer, 12:36pm (18.104.22.168)Sudha -- Interesting. I'm also (speedreading) noticing the last message from Alan that indicates that it's possible to send just the message header to a pager. So maybe a service like yours doesn't need to do anything to take advantage of that capability - it will be the pager companies that provide a first level of email filtering. (But maybe then there's a market for Firefly style personalization linked with a pager email service to help select what messages are of most interest/importance.
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:40pm (126.96.36.199)Richard, it's absolutely crucial to provide decent filtering capabilities that are easy to use. Right now, e-mail programs offer filtering, but lots of people thing it's too difficult. Because of the expense of wireless, people only want time-critical items of information, such as headers, very selected full-text messages, highly filtered information content (example -- you're a venture capitalist and you want to keep track of a few companies).
Richard Seltzer, 12:44pm (188.8.131.52)Alan -- From what you say, it seems like there is a natural marriage between personalization and wireless. We can probably expect that bandwidths and capabilities for wireless will lag far behind direct connections (fiber optic etc.) So when you use the wireless version you want to get very targeted and high priority information. Jonathan, is Firefly looking in that direction? It seems like the best kind of personalization is that which is based on people's actual usage and tastes rather than simply filling out lengthy and complex, but incomplete forms.
Alan Reiter, 12:52pm (www.wirelessinternet.com) (18.104.22.168)For highly-filtered information over wireless, check out Unwired Planet (www.uplanet.com) which offers a "microbrowser" for the PocketNet and other CDPD phones, and eventually for other technologies as well. Unwired Planet also provides software for wireless-enabling your Web site so the HTML code can be sent efficiently via wireless. So far, the applications include calendars, tracking FedEx packages and, very importantly, obtaining information from corporate intranets.
Greg Dalzell, 12:22pm (220.127.116.11)Harold ... where do you live and how much will you be accessing the Internet?
Harold, 12:31pm (126.96.36.199)Greg, My office is in Hingham, Massachussetts.
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:24pm (220.127.116.11)Harold, Metricom will work in a few areas. Greg will probably comment. You can also use circuit switched cellular -- but you have to pay per minute charges. In some areas you can use a packet-radio technology -- CDPD -- over cellular -- where you will pay about 8 cents - 15 cents per kilobyte.
Greg Dalzell, 12:26pm (18.104.22.168)Alan / Harold ... Metricom is currently available in the Bay area, Seattle, and Washington DC. 1997 rollout plans include LA and all primary airports. We're also available in select schools throughout the US.
Richard Seltzer, 12:25pm (184.108.40.206)Harold -- Inside Digital, a number of my colleagues use a Digital product called, I believe, RoamAbout, to connect their laptops to the Internet through a wireless link. They can do email from any room in the building, or even while walking downthe hall. Comes in handy in conference rooms, where even if there are Ethernet outlets, there aren't enough for everyone, and it's awkward having wires all across the floor.
Greg Dalzell12:36pm (22.214.171.124)Harold ... I'm not aware of the available services in Mass., but you probably have PCS and cellular options (if not RAM), but again the tradeoffs are cost and performance. In our coverage areas, we offer all-you-can-eat starting at $29.95, with up to 28.8 access. Have you looked into wireless options at this point in time?
Harold, 12:42pm (220.127.116.11)Gregg: No, because i did not know of anyone offering Web access at 28.8 via wireless.
Eric, 12:23pm (18.104.22.168)IBM's new OS/2 operating system allows you to surf via voice recognition
Warren Agin - Law Solutions, 12:23pm (184.108.40.206)Todd, I know that systems exist which can read html and convert it to audio. In fact I learned this from Richard who always says to design your webpages for the blind.
Greg Dalzell, 12:24pm (184.108.40.206)Todd ... I think your idea has merit, if not for voice recognition, then at least for simple voice. Imagine how convenient it would be to have your mail read to you while you drive. Of course, there are still cell handoff issues to deal with ...
Jim Dorval (Vivo Software, Inc.), 12:25pm (220.127.116.11)I listen to NPR, and have worked with the FCC and in a recent broadcast (Car Talk) the director indicated that he would prefer limiting the number of distractions in a moving vehicle. Therefore, I think a truly mobile surf is not very likely.
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:27pm (126.96.36.199)Todd, there is some voice recognition in cellular. Some handsets offer the ability to dial numbers or names by voice. But as far as voice commands for Internet access, that's down the road.
Richard Seltzer, 12:29pm (188.8.131.52)Todd -- I like the idea. But the limitation will probably be on the voice recognition site. Internet addresses tend to be long strings and an error in one character stops you dead. Also, imagine listening to a deadpan voice reading you a Web page. It comes to an anchor and reads you maybe just the anchor or maybe the URL as well. You would have to remember that URL and then speak it back to go there. Not that it's impossible -- just that it would require a new command language -- to tell your voice browser to go back to the last link mentioned and click on it, etc. if I were an engineer, that would be an intering challenge. I just don't think it's easy.
Sudha Jamthe(http://www.coola.com), 12:29pm (220.127.116.11)Todd, voice recognition is an area where research has been going on for a long time. Yes, its not fully ready yet, but there are many voice readers for visually impaired people by which they can access web sites. In fact, we are trying to make Coola compatible to the visually impaired and hope this will reduce the load traffic greatly on the internet.
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:34pm (18.104.22.168)Todd, Richard -- regarding the use of voice with wireless: this year PageNet will offer digital voice messages that will be stored on your pager. I think it will be a big hit. I haven't spoken to PageNet about this but it is certainly possible that PageNet could obtain your e-mail headers and by using text-to-voice synthesis, transmit the headers as voice messages to your pager.
Greg Dalzell, 12:38pm (126.96.36.199)Alan ... one of our product managers now has an Applescript setup at home that captures voice messages, opens a POP mail app, saves the message as an attachment, and sends it to his mobile computer. He then simply plays his voicemail wherever he is. Oh, and he gets a page at the same time telling him he has voicemail.
Richard Seltzer, 12:42pm (22.214.171.124)Greg -- That voicemail approach sounds neat. Is there a packaged/productized version of that? Or is it a clever kluge? (And by the way, what company are you with?)
Greg Dalzell, 12:44pm (220.127.116.11)Richard ... my understanding is that you have to purchase a telephony development kit, and do some programming on your own. If you send my a note to remind me, I'll ge the software app developer info and send it to you (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Warren Hogg, 12:35pm (188.8.131.52)Hi Richard -- The Internet phones maybe already affordable for many. The new PocketNet phone from AT&T is slated for data access at about $40 flat fee for a fixed amount of data. Voice calls will be billed at normal cellular rates.
Richard Seltzer, 12:38pm (18.104.22.168)Warren Hogg -- Please tell me more about the PocketNet phone. Are you saying that this is a cellular, wireless phone and that usage of it (for data) will be billed at a flat rate rather than the usual voice rates? Is this just the device that AT&T sells or is it the local service as well?
Warren Hogg, 12:44pm (22.214.171.124)Richard -- Yes the PocketNet phone looks and feels like your standard cellular phone however it has Internet access. Voice and data will be billed differently. Voice as we know it today and data by the amount you download. These phones will be made available from a number of device manufacturers and the service from a number of carriers including GTE, Bell Atlantic Nynex, AT&T, and many others.
Richard Seltzer, 12:47pm (188.8.131.52)Warren Hogg -- Billing by the amount "downloaded" does not send particularly tempting. That could quickly amount to an enormous bill. (And believe me, that would make me even more unhappy about useless graphics and banner ads.) You'd need a flat rate (I believe) to make that option really fly.
Warren Hogg, 12:51pm (220.127.116.11)Richard - There is a flat rate with a number of megabytes included as a part of these rate.
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:37pm (126.96.36.199)Richard, the cost of cellular is indeed expensive. I'd pay attention to what the PCS operators are doing. They are hungry to get into the market and typically charge 30 percent less than cellular for voice. Also, PCS operators appear more willing to be innovative. I think you'll see innovation with SMS (Short Message Service) where you can receive 160 characters on the phone's handset. I'd look Internet access for these products this year. CDPD has excellent airtime prices compared to other wireless data solutions, but CDPD modems are $800 and coverage is spotty.
Richard Seltzer, 12:40pm (188.8.131.52)Alan -- I'm getting a bit lot in the alphabet soup. pardon my ignorance. What is PCS?
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com),Richard, PCS stands for Personal Communications Services. PCS is a cellular-like service. It's digital. In Europe and Asia there are scores (70 or more I think) systems and they are replacing cellular. There is basically one standard, GSM. In the U.S., there are several "standards" so it will be very confusing for consumers because not only is there PCS, but there is also digital cellular! In Europe and Asia, people refer to PCS are cellular, so it gets even more confusing!
Todd, 12:43pm (18.104.22.168)I think you will see wireless prices come down as it becomes more common and matures. New technology is always expensive.
Greg Dalzell, 12:45pm (126.96.36.199)Todd ... I think you are absolutely right. With all of the PCS licenses sold over the past few years, I think we'll see overcapacity of wireless in the short term. That will result in innovative pricing options by all wireless providers, and result not only in reduced pricing, but new, innovative applications of wireless technology.
Richard Seltzer, 12:51pm (18.104.22.168)Greg and Alan -- Admittedly the price is a matter of supply and demand. And yes, one could expect that with all the money to be made (given the outrageous prices) everyone is getting into the race and available capacity will go way up and begin to exceed demand and prices will go down. But what about the limits of the airwaves? Are we likely to get to the point that interference of signals makes wireless far less useful? Or that strict and limited allocation of bandwidths keeps this a scarce resource, preventing capacity from rising and prices falling as would happen in a free market?
Craig, (www.rim.net) 12:56pm (18.104.22.168)No question that base station and device prices are coming down. Ricochet base stations however are not using licensed frequencies - they use the ISM (industrial, scientific and medical purposes). So we have to consider we are talking apples and oranges here. The Tx power of PCS, N-PCS, analog cellular are significantly greater.
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:57pm (220.127.116.11)Richard, there are laws of physics to deal with, but prices are falling and will fall. Also, you can combine channels for faster speeds (look for 32K bps in Japan over its Personal Handyphone System). Ericsson andothers have demonstrated 64K bps over wireless. I think you'll see falling airtime prices for paging (paging companies are worried about the SMS services on PCS). Bottom line is that wireless is likely to be more expensive than wired for a long time, but new technologies and price competition will produce gradually reduced prices. There is also a possibility that some innovative carriers will make leap of faith and dramatically decrease prices for a new service.
Greg Dalzell, 12:57pm (22.214.171.124)Richard ... There are probably several answers to your question, but if, for example, the available spectrum was frozen, I believe we would be using our spectrum more efficiently.
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:49pm (188.8.131.52)Todd, cell sizes are decreasing (and "sectorizing") but this gets expensive. It's much, much more cost effective to just get more spectrum -- though now you have to go through the auction process. PCS cell sizes are small and the trend is definitely smaller. Ricochet, for example, can put up a base station for about $1,000 just about anywhere you want. The future of cellular/PCS/whatever is smaller, cheaper base stations.
Greg Dalzell, 12:51pm (126.96.36.199)Todd ... the bandwidth is a function of the equipment they are using more than the cell size. Decreasing the cell size, however, will definitely improve capacity.
Todd, 12:54pm (184.108.40.206)Alan, Richard - if cell sizes are very small (one per block) and connected by fiber or coax, bandwidth could be huge and affordable. The handoff problem would of course be much worse in a car but not in and around a house.
Greg Dalzell, 12:42pm (126.96.36.199)Shane ... if you're using a Mac, I saw a demo by Apple that reads mail to you. I'm not familiar with any solutions on the Wintel side, but there have to be.
Shane, 12:44pm (18.104.22.168)Does anyone have an Idea of a windows program that would read e-mail? firstname.lastname@example.com
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:45pm (126.96.36.199)Shane, there is software for your desktop PC that will read e-mail, but I'm afraid that I'm not an expert in this.
All -- please post your email addresses and URLs for followup. Also, if you have additional comments and quions, please send them to me by email and I'll add them to the transcript.
Sudha Jamthe(http://www.coola.com) 12:56pm (188.8.131.52)Bye Folks, I've got to go now. I hope to able to read Richard's compilation of this chat on his site. Thanks Richard.
Richard Seltzer, 12:56pm (188.8.131.52)All -- For the transcript, check http://www.samizdat.com/index.html#chat I hope to get it up today or tomorrow (as usual, edited to reconstruct the threads that are so hard to follow on the fly).
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Thanks to all for your participation. Those who have been just reading, please post your email and URL addresses for followup.
Todd, 12:58pm (126.96.36.199)bye. firstname.lastname@example.com and email@example.com
Shane, 12:58pm (18.104.22.168)See ya all next week!!!
Alan Reiter (www.wirelessinternet.com), 12:59pm (220.127.116.11)I can be reached via e-mail at email@example.com.
Warren Hogg, 12:59pm (18.104.22.168)Bye All
Craig (www.rim.net), 12:59pm (188.8.131.52)firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks.
Greg Dalzell, 1:01pm (18.104.22.168)I have to head to a meeting ... Thanks for the invitation, and I hope to participate in the future.
Richard Seltzer, 12:59pm (184.108.40.206)Thanks again. Hope you can join us next week, same time, same site.
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Yesterday, both Clove and Three were saying that they would launch the Samsung Galaxy Nexus in the UK before the end of this week. Today, however, they're saying that the new superphone – the world's first to run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich – will actually not become available until next week.
Clove was supposed to launch the Galaxy Nexus (unlocked) on November 17, but now it announced that the first stock is expected to arrive on November 23.
As for Three, the network has informed those who've pre-ordered the new handset that "due to stock delays your delivery has changed to 22/11." Even so, according to this tweet, retail stores should still "have stock on the 18th", although they "cannot 100% confirm this yet."
The news on the delay for the UK market comes at about the same time with a rumor implying that Verizon has also delayed the Galaxy Nexus in the US until December.

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Powerful & EffectiveI recently realized how poor my old hair dryer was when a little hotel hair dryer did the job better. I've always used drugstore dryers, and the task has always been daunting. A friend suggested I look into less pedestrian hair dryers and recommended Folica. After reading loads of reviews, I was pretty sold on the Sedu. I've used it 3 times now and I really like it. I have thick, fairly straight, mid-back length blonde hair, and what used to take 30-35 minutes now takes me 12-18 minutes, depending on air-dry time and climate (dry/hot Utah: 12, moderately moist San Francisco: 15-18). The dryer is powerful, but not terribly loud. It's a little heavy, but still compact (reasonable for travel). It leaves my hair looking and feeling sleeker than my past dryers did. I'm really pleased, thus far.Sep 6, 2012AmyHAIR TYPEBlonde / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Perfect!Exactly what I was looking for. It is light weight, compact and quiet. It has a short nozzle and can add the attachments without any problems. Creates nice, smooth, shiny hair. My previous T3 only lasted about 3 years. It also had a longer nozzle that I was always knocking the attachment off because I couldn't get my arm out far enough. Very happy with my new Sedu!Aug 27, 2012Tiffany / Temecula CAHAIR TYPELight Brown / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Despite The Wind's Attempts, Hair Is Still Smooth!I went for a full year without a hair dryer. My hair is very long with some damaged color treatment on the ends. I have been trying to grow out the color and so my ends are very dry at the end. Also, my hair always feels limp and heavy despite being thin because it's so long. After researching for hours, I found folica.com provided the most information and that this dryer offered what I wanted.
A little volume at the top, sleek smooth hair, less fly away, little flip at the ends for style.
I live in Hawaii and it gets VERY windy, but after using the dryer, my hair is smooth and soft and easier to maintain despite the wind. Even after a really strong gust, my hair will fold back neatly into place.
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The Best!About a year ago I had my hair professionally done & they burned my hair so badly that it is now breaking off & is still the same length as it was when I had it cut then. I've been so devastated & wasn't able to dry or flat iron my hair because it was so badly damaged. I decided to give this a try after reading the reviews & I keep telling everyone about it because I am SHOCKED at how shiny & soft & AMAZING my hair feels! Even in the humidity it still stays straight & non frizzy! I also bought the Sedu flat iron & by far that is the best dryer I have ever used - EVER!
Once my hair grows out the damage, I won't even need to use a flat iron, it looks that great!Aug 27, 2012Bobbi / United StatesHAIR TYPEDry Hair / Curly Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Good Dryer...just Not Sure If It's Worth The Cash....Like I said, good dryer...just not sure if it's worth all that cash. I also do not like the position of the cool button...easy to hit with regular hand position-needs to be relocated. All control buttons are also hit accidentally while drying. And..lastly, doesn't come with diffuser...got my hair permed and had to buy separately...for the price, it should have come with unit.Aug 26, 2012Melissa / Union Grove, AlHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Normal Hair / Curly Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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AKB48 in D.C. — Beneath the Cherry Blossoms
On March 27, the Japanese cherry blossoms in Washington D.C. will be in full bloom, and the National Cherry Blossom Festival will swing into full gear. This year, festival goers can follow their contemplation of the blooms with a gander at the latest Japanese pop-cultural phenomenon: the girl-group AKB48 – or 16 of the 92 members, to be precise – who will also be in the U.S. capital to commemorate the event.
AKB48 is a curious group. Founded in 2005 by Japanese showbiz legend Yasushi Akimoto, it started off at its own theater in Akihabara (hence the name AKB), a neighborhood known as a Tokyo hangout for "otaku," or geeks. AKB48 still performs at that theater daily. The group's fans tend to be young Japanese girls and adult men, some of whom purchase hundreds of copies of one single.
Mr. Akimoto has said he doesn't want the group to be overly polished, so that fans can watch as members develop as performers. The formula has led AKB48 to be one of the top-selling groups in Japan, and a growing phenomenon in Asia, where Mr. Akimoto is now creating spinoff groups, such as JKT48 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
AKB48 members have endorsed products from Google to Shiseido. They've also been visible supporters of relief efforts after the March 11 disasters, performing for schools in Tohoku, hosting aid events, and donating funds and supplies to the region. Japan Real Time has more.


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EL PASO, Texas - Jonathan Stark's 21 points, including 16 in the second half, lifted the Tulane men's basketball team to a come-from-behind, 66-61, win over North Texas on Wednesday afternoon in the second round of the 2014 Conference USA Championships at UTEP's Don Haskins Center.
The Green Wave (17-15, 8-8 C-USA), the No. 7 seed, overcame a 13-point second-half lead by 10th-seeded North Texas (16-16, 6-10 C-USA) to earn the win and the right to advance to the quarterfinal round and face No. 2 seed Tulsa at 1 p.m. CT on Thursday.
"I couldn't be more proud of this group we have because they have been so resilient and today was no different," Tulane head coach Ed Conroy said. "Our poise was fantastic today. Jonathan (Stark) created a lot of offense for us in the second half."
Stark hit six-of-11 field goals and knocked down four-of-six free throws in the second half to spark Tulane's comeback. The freshman also dished out seven assists in his 40 minute performance.
North Texas scored the first four points of the game and then built a double-digit lead, 15-4, in the first five minutes of the game to take control. Tulane was not able to get closer than eight the remainder of the half and trailed, 32-21, at the break.
The Mean Green then opened the second half and built the lead back to 13, 39-26, with 17:02 remaining and led by double digits until Tulane used a 6-0 run to get within six, 43-37, with just over 13 minutes left.
North Texas answered with a 5-0 run to retake an 11-point lead, but the Green Wave scored 11 of the next 13 points of the game to cut the difference to two, 50-48. Tulane then took its first lead of the game after Cameron Reynolds hit a three-pointer to tie the score and Kevin Thomas knocked down a free throw to put the Green Wave up, 52-51, with 6:36 left.
The lead changed hands two more times over the next few minutes before Tulane took the lead for good with a pair of free throws by Stark with 2:17 left that broke the fifth tie of the contest.
Tulane secured the victory with a pair of free throws by Louis Dabney and Tre Drye in the final seconds.
Jay Hook finished the game with 11 points and eight rebounds, while Drye added nine points to go with a game-high 11 boards. Reynolds added nine points as well on three three-pointers.
Tulane shot 48.9 percent from the floor, including nine-of-17 three-pointers. The Green Wave also outrebounded North Texas, 36-25.
The Mean Green shot 39.6 percent from the floor and hit six-of-13 three-pointers.
Brandon Walton led NT with 16 points, while Maurice Aniefiok added 12 and Colin Voss chipped in with 10.
- Jonathan Stark scored in double figures in today's game with his 21 points, marking the freshman's 25th double figure scoring game of the season. Today marks his 10th 20-plus point game of the season.
- Jay Hook hit three 3-pointers in today's game, giving the junior 76 this season, the third most in a season in Green Wave history.
- Stark's seven assists today gives the freshman 137 dishes this season, moving him up to sixth-place on Tulane's single-season list.
- Hook scored in double figures in today's game with his 11 points. It is his 21st double digit scoring game of the season and the 22nd of his career.
- Tre Drye pulled down 11 rebounds in today's game, marking the 10th game this season with double figures in rebounds and the 13th game of his career.
- Tulane improved to 9-18 in its 19th C-USA Tournament.
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It was another ordinary day in the Big Brother house, but one of their ordinary days are livelier than a whole month for us normals.
Back-stabbing and bitching? Check. Garden-based rage? Check. A visit by Danielle's dog Coco? Okay, that's out of the ordinary, but check.
In addition, there was the start of a new task and plenty more Stimberly weirdness for us to gawp at.
Here's how it panned out in our liveblog, once we'd actually got the thing working...
Good evening and welcome to our liveblog for tonight's Big Brother highlights show. We'll be opening it when the show kicks off on Channel 5 at 10pm.
Tonight sees the start of a brand new shopping task, which might give the housemates something to focus on instead of their barely-suppressed loathing of each other.
Okay, so maybe it'll just give them fresh reasons to loathe each other, but at least it's something different.
The task is called Battery Life and the housemates must ensure that the energy on their massive battery is not drained by resisting temptation and making various sacrifices to gain back power.
It's certain to end in tears, isn't it?
As part of the task, some housemates receive messages from their mums, messages that are sure to change the way they see situations and relationships among the group.
After all, mums always know best.
There's also the fall out from last night's bed-bound fumblings between Steven Goode and Kimberly Kisselovich to deal with.
But will Steven's mum throw a spanner in the works just as things are hotting up in the world of Stimberly?
Oh, and there's also a dog involved at some point. An actual, real life dog.
Join us at 10pm to find out more and throw your thoughts and feelings in our direction on the Twitter – we're at @MirrorTV.
Did you know we have a TV & film page on Facebook? Check us out here.
We're here at last, after being hampered by a few technical difficulties (some Vimto got spilled in a computer).
Have we missed anything?
Anything other than Steven being creepy over his relationship with Kimberly that is. That's his default setting.
Beautiful scenes, as Danielle gets to spend few precious minutes with her dog, Coco.
Hardly fair on the dog though is it, Danielle? He's going to think you're back for good and now you'll be going away again for a month or longer.
Well, a couple of weeks.
The house's resident love droid Steven is clarifying the word 'dating' with Kimberly, who looks increasingly agitated by it all.
It's the most romantic part of a new relationship isn't it - when you sit down together and clarify words.
Steven must be itching to ask Big Brother if he can get in touch with his lawyer and draw up a contract for Kimberly to sign.
This Stimberly thing is making my eyebrow raise again and again, like a windscreen wiper on its fastest setting.
Steven is treating the whole thing like a business deal - after they consummate things properly, I expect that he'll shake Kimberly's hand firmly and then light a fat cigar.
As for Kimberly, she's not really in love with him, is she? REALLY? Why does she always look so bored then?
'Steven and Kimberly, sitting in a tree, K.I.S.S.I.N.G...'
I'm sure that Helen, Jale and Kimberly will all laugh about this 'evil plan' thing with Ashleigh once it's sunk in.
Either that, or Helen with verbally rip her to shreds in the garden in front of everyone else.
Shall we have a show of hands? Nah... no need.
Kimberly makes a good point that they should keep the evil plan information to themselves and say nothing.
After all, she's a law graduate, highly trained in the fine art of presenting an argument and getting the right result.
Helen, on the other hand...
What Big Brother should do is play ALL of the snarky gossip from the house so far, on a 24-hour loop on all of the screens and through all of the speakers.
With six bitchy conversations going on at any given moment, it would last through until the end of the series.
Now Ashleigh and Danielle will be furiously trying to fashion their own language, like Esperanto or Klingon so they can have further conversations.
We're all wondering what's coming next for Helen once her Big Brother odyssey is over.
She's a TV natural, so maybe something on CBeebies? A show about a kindly au pair?
Failing that, they could send her into a Middle East war zone as a reporter. She wouldn't need a microphone...
Danielle says that it feels like a nuclear war in the house after the gossip revelations.
Wait until she finds out that next week is called 'Big Brother: Armageddon'.
Helen - the reason why Winston and Mark will never get to see people slagging them off is because it doesn't happen as often as it does to you. And therein lies the problem.
There's three people in the relationship between Steven and Kimberly - Steven, Kimberly and Steven again.
Maybe four - throw another Steven in for good measure.
Wow - he says that he and his family will be looking after Kim once they leave the house. Will she be roped into the Saturday morning eyebrow shaping salon cult?
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PUEBLO, Colo.—Night Of The Living Shred resurrected thrash heads at Phil's Radiator, on July 11. They were the opening act, along with Bleed To Death. Bridges was the direct support and Creep Status was the headliner.
Flavor Grave is the hype-man and back up vocalist, Sir Shreds A Lot is the guitarist and vocalist and Sir Hyper Cans Blastoid is the drummer of Night Of The Living Shred.
Sir Hyper Cans Blastoid struck his cymbals, as Sir Shreds A Lot let his guitar screech through the monitors. Then, they began their recital with "Intro". Flavor Grave walked on stage with three cups and a pitcher of beer. As he bobbed his head to the opening song—he poured the drinks for his band mates and paced back and forth on stage. After Sir Shreds A Lot introduced them, he introduced "Zombie Pizza Party" and an audience fed him a foiled wrapped burrito. He modified the song title to "Zombie Burrito Party."
Prior to the start of "Toxic"—Sir Shreds A Lot mentioned the song was about Emilio Estevez's role in "Repo Man" and for it not to be mistaken for his role as Coach Bombay in the film, "The Mighty Ducks". He introduced the title of the song and requested everyone to form a circle pit. To help get it moving, Flavor Grave jumped into the crowd, formed it as everyone followed his lead and walked on stage.
After playing the opening riffs of Metallica's "One" and gave it a song title which included a popular music store chain, Sir Shreds A Lot introduced "White Kids Love Wu-Tang". As they performed, he and Flavor Grave shouted out the song titles of "C.R.E.A.M." and "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit".
"I Bought A DeLorean So I Can Send You Back to the 50s Where You Belong, You Greaser F**k" closed out Night Of The Living Shred's performance. Sir Shreds A Lot set up the scenario of how Scott Bakula's character from the television show, "Quantum Leap", teleported himself from the 50s to 2014. After finding himself at a Reverend Horton Heat show, he wanted to go back in time. Flavor Grave held his hair atop his head, it resembled a pompadour and Sir Hyper Cans Blastoid sang along with them.
"Toxic", "I Get It, You're Irish" and "Hipster Holocaust" were also part of Night Of The Living Shred's set.


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Ortiz and Cessna celebrate new school and new spaces
Ortiz Elementary dedicated its brand-new building and Cessna Elementary celebrated the addition of new classrooms during special events at their schools.
There was a large turnout for the dedication of Ortiz Elementary on August 30. Dozens of family members of Martin Ortiz, the school's namesake, wore matching t-shirts with the school's name to celebrate the honor for their family member. John Ortiz, Martin's brother, talked about how his brother never stopped learning and never stopped being a teacher. He encouraged the students to also continue to learn throughout their life.
Alex Tenorio, a graduate of Whittier College in California where Martin Ortiz taught, read an official proclamation from Whittier expressing gratitude and a promise that the college will support the school for years to come. Tenorio also spoke about Ortiz encouraging him, and many others, to go to college and teaching him about the importance of a higher education.
Superintendent John Allison talked about the history of the Arkansas Avenue school and the impact it had on the community. Ortiz Elementary was built on the site of the former Arkansas Avenue school, which opened in 1923. Superintendent Allison held up a framed history of the Arkansas Avenue school that will be displayed to remind Ortiz students of its legacy. Former Arkansas Avenue staff and students were at the dedication to see the new building.
As part of the event, visitors toured the building and enjoyed music by the North High School String Orchestra. Students went on a scavenger hunt to introduce their parents to all of their teachers. Every student received an Ortiz backpack after completing the hunt.
Some of the features of Ortiz include a large library, computer lab, two music rooms, an art room, a separate cafeteria and a multipurpose room which is also the school's storm shelter.
Click here to see photos from Ortiz's dedication.
At Cessna Elementary, the school held a special ceremony on August 28 to thank the families for supporting the bond issue. After the presentation, principal Matt Snodgrass led guests on a tour of the school's improvements. Cessna received two fourth-grade classrooms and a remodeled kindergarten room with a new closet and restrooms.
Parents of prekindergarten and second-grade students met with their child's teachers after the celebration to learn about classroom expectations and how they can help their child learn throughout the school year.
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Did you know your cat can suffer from seasonal allergies, the same as you? Cats can react to the pollen and other triggers of our own annoying spring allergies, however, their symptoms are often different than ours. Seasonal allergies in cats are more likely to produce skin symptoms, rather than what humans experience.
According to PetMD, seasonal allergies in cats tend to show up as atopic dermatitis. Your cat might develop an itchy rash around his head and neck. He might also develop skin eruptions, and you might notice fur loss from excessive licking, grooming and scratching.
Seasonal allergies in cats are hard to diagnose, and it's also very hard to figure out just what's causing your cat's skin problems on your own. If you notice skin issues, you need to take him to the vet to rule out other, potentially serious, skin conditions first. It's not a good idea to assume that skin problems are merely allergies.
If your vet diagnoses allergies, one of the ways to find out what your cat is allergic to is with intradermal testing. This is similar to that wonderful test we humans undergo when an allergist is trying to find out what we're allergic to. Cats are usually put under general anesthesia for these tests. Then your vet or veterinary dermatologist will shave a small patch of fur, mark it with a pen, and inject tiny amounts of potential allergens. After anywhere from 8 to 15 minutes, the vet will evaluate the test.
Since this test has a small rate of false positives, it's generally the best way to figure out what your cat is allergic to.
One of the potential treatments for seasonal allergies in cats is a "vaccine." According to veterinarians at PetPlace, your vet will inject your cat with some of whatever he's allergic to, repeatedly, over a period of time. The goal here is to slowly reduce your cat's reaction to the substances. If that doesn't work, then your vet will probably treat him with steroids.


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Dr. Mitsunaga is really the best doc in orthopedics. He fixed my mom's broken hip ten years ago, and she's still walking today! My mom told me I should see Dr. Mitsunaga about my chronic back pain. He was kind, caring, and took the time to talk me through both my surgical and non-surgical treatment options. Today, several years after my back surgery, I no longer have any back pain, and I'm so happy to be off of narcotics. I highly recommend Dr. Mitsunaga.
Dr. Mitsunaga is an excellent physician. I have seen many other physicians for my back pain and none of them really listened to me. Dr. Mitsunaga took the time to listen to me and explain to me my diagnosis and xrays. His staff is friendly and he has great bedside manner. I would recommend him to anyone with an orthopedic problem or ailment because of his expertise and knowledge.
I cannot comment on difficulty of making an appointment with Dr. Mitsunaga since someone else did that, but waiting time was what I would expect. Accuracy in diagnosis was right on and explained very professionally. While Dr. Mitsunaga did not waste time with chit chat, which I appreciated, he did take the time to explain to me what was going on, Bedside manner was what I would expect of an excellent surgeon. There were however, one or two RN's at QMC who I thought might work on their own bedside manner though.
I don't think he has spent more than 5 minutes with me, during each time of my visits.I almost feel it is a waste of my time whenever I have an appointment with him. The only reason I go is to get xrays done. I have an appointment with Dr. Graham right after Dr. Mits. and thanks goes to Dr. Graham for explaining my xrays and MRI's to me and the treatment plan.Dr Mits. is an excellent surgeon, but has a terrible patient relationship.
Dr. Mitsunaga was such a disappointment! We had higher expectations due to his Physician of the Year award & Aloha Mission Volunteer background. He came across as an arrogant,uncaring, & untrustworthy physician. He spent less than 5mins with his initial evaluation. Please reconsider another orthopedic MD, this one has major bedside manner/ego issues. I am an RN at Queens Medical Center and would never recommend this MD to anyone! Always get a second opinion!


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They call themselves "America's Frozen Yogurt" but Orange Leaf looks more like a retro space pod than the heartland. Designed with the idea of old fashioned ice cream parlors full of choices, Orange Leaf is the healthier way of enjoying a yummy dessert without the guilt. At least, it can be, depending on how many of the endless toppings you choose. Anything one's mind desires can be enjoyed, from berries to nuts to cereals and candies of all sorts. Although the Florence location that I had the great joy of visiting is the first in northern Kentucky, there are many Orange Leaf shops throughout Cincinnati, including in Anderson, Colerain, Kenwood, Harper's Point, Hyde Park, and downtown on Walnut Street. Another is opening on Glenway Avenue soon.
According the the Orange Leaf website, their mission is:
"To promote community and family by providing a great tasting sensible, frozen dessert made just for you, by you, in an environment that is as visually uplifting as it is welcoming."
And, uplifting it is. From the bright green walls, funky orange and white furniture that is perfectly sized for little kids as well as adults, to the beautiful orange glass tiles, this place exudes happiness. A fun, lively atmosphere that was packed with people creating their own masterpieces and then devouring them, we found comfortable seating on funky retro orange stools and devoured ours. Kid's played. Mother's chatted. Another older lady relaxed on the cushy orange couch. The bathrooms were both private and very clean and the friendly staff was abundant. On the tiled wall is where you begin-- the yogurt dispensers. Simple steps are posted to guide you though the experience:
Step 1 of the Orange Leaf experience is to choose your favorite flavored frozen yogurt. Just about every flavor imaginable including both all the best classics as well as many fun new flavors like Green Apple, Honeydew, Pumpkin Pie, Wedding Cake, Brownie Batter, and Classic Tart are available. Another fun thing to try is to swirl them together!
Step 2 is all about the toppings. If you think you can handle it, fill your bowl with everything from Oreos, fruits, Graham crackers, Jelly Bellies, Sunflower seeds to marshmallows and granola. Don't forget to try one-- or all of the 7 different syrups!
Step 3 has two parts-- the weigh in and the feasting! One of the best things about Orange Leaf is that you control the price. Because it is priced per oz., you can decide how much or how little is right for your budget! When my daughter, her friend, and I all filled our bowls, the total was $16.71—not bad at all, considering the fantastic fun atmosphere and incredible quality of both the food as well as the shop. Don't forget to start earning rewards with the free Ounce Back card. A fresh experience for toddlers to teens, Orange Leaf is the choice for yummy summer treats and we will be back. Many times.
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Tea for Two
Anita O'Day (vocals)
Jazz On A Summer's Day (original soundtrack) (Snapper/Charly 191)
Anita O'Day (vocals),
Jimmy Jones (piano), Whitey Mitchell (bass), John Poole (drums).
Composed by Vincent Youmans & Irving Caesar.
Recorded: live at Newport Jazz Festival, RI, July 6, 1958
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
Looking like a grande dame in Vogue, singing like a dame outa Down Beat, Anita O'Day walked away with Jazz on a Summer's Day (1960). The documentary of 1958's Newport Jazz Festival should have been called Jazz on a Summer's O'Day.
"I was scheduled for 5 o'clock in the afternoon," Miss O'Day recounts in her autobiography, "and I asked myself what to wear. 'It's teatime,' I told the Italian lady who ran a dress shop in Greenwich Village. She brought out this black dress, trimmed with white. We both knew it was right, but I asked what I could wear on my head. She went into the back room and came out with a black cartwheel, trimmed with white feathers. Both went with my see-through, plastic pumps and for a fun touch I added short white gloves."
After flicking mud from an earlier rain off her shoe, a tightly hemmed Anita wriggled on stage and squinted at the crowd. "Performing in the afternoon was a bonus," she recalled, "because I could see the audience. I spotted Chris Connor out there." Like O'Day, Connor had served a stretch as Stan Kenton's vocalist. "That was good," Anita thought, "because I can make my performance the way I want it to be when I know some of the audience digs what I'm doing and I can relate to them."
She related with what amounts to a clinic on jazz singing, in particular wowing the crowd with her up-tempo take on the 1925 chestnut "Tea for Two." Blazing through the lyrics, Anita treats both melody and rhythm to a complete makeover, exercising the unbridled flair of an interior decorator given carte blanche by a client with deep pockets. Following a short piano solo, Anita switches to scat, trading fours with Poole's wire-brushed drums. To conclude, Anita amuses the audience by exchanging wordless quotes with her trio from "Flip Top," a favorite '50s TV jingle. "You get a lot to like with a Marlboro," the original assured. "Filter, flavor, flip-top box." In those halcyon days, cigarette jingles were considered harmless fun. Fifty years later, coffin-nail jingles are thankfully a thing of the past. Anita O'Day, though, is as much fun as ever.
Reviewer: Alan Kurtz
Tags: 1950s jazz · jazz on a summer's day · jazz vocals · newport jazz fesitval · tea for two · vincent youmans covers
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A Zen proverb, "Before enlightenment; chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment; chop wood, carry water," applies to the aging services field in the face of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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While there has been endless debate about the ACA, LeadingAge supported it because we believe in 4 major directions in which it will take health and long-term care.
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Human rights funding in Jordan
Social Affairs, Justice - Security, Human Rights,Development NGOs,Non-profit organisations,
...to carry out local initiatives designed to promote human rights, the rule of law, and democracy. The European Commission Delegation in Amman on 15 February launched a Call for Proposals for micro-projects due to be awarded between € 30,000 and € 100,000 each. Other activities in the field of human rights have been funded or planned in Jordan under the MEDA Programme. A total of € 5 million has been allocated for technical assistance over the period 2005-2006. On the ground seven local human rights projects are currently being financed by the European Commission for a total of € 800,000 as part of the « Sharaka » Programme (Arabic for « partnership »). Other projects should follow in March.
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Elementary school students carrying clipboards and studying the life cycle of plants look every bit like future entrepreneurs in the Jackson Elementary School garden in Altadena.
They engage with instructors among the herbs, berries, and vegetables and learn valuable skills that will serve them well in business and future personal relationships.
Many entrepreneurs I interview got their first business ideas as children and the garden gives students in kindergarten through fifth grade a chance to problem solve and collaborate.
Why the Garden Started
Garden coordinator and parent volunteer Maya Sharpe said creating and expanding the Jackson Elementary was a group effort. "The area was all grass with four beds and we decided to expand. Teachers wanted it and everyone got together to make the idea happen."
Maya says the garden connects kids with nature and gets them outside. "The experience helps them see where food comes from and they learn plant lifecycles and how to eat healthy. They also get ideas about learning to grow their own food."
Maya has a degree in biology but says her passion is community building and she sees the project as a way to bring neighbors and families together.
How the Garden is Used
Jackson Elementary uses project-based learning and theme beds show what plants can be used for specific types of cooking.
"We have some theme beds that students designed," Maya told me. "There's a pie garden with ingredients for pies including blueberries, raspberries, pumpkin, and strawberries. The tea garden has different herbs to use for brewing."
She says the whole school of about 350 students uses the whole garden. Students get a monthly science lesson and a once monthly cooking lesson.
"They've made salads, learned about composting, and they've learned about weather."
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Parents and teachers at Jackson Elementary along Woodbury Drive in Altadena invite others to volunteer or click here and contribute to the "From Seed to Table" program. The campaign deadline is March 17 by noon.


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The 2014 NBA Finals live stream and TV coverage continues tonight from San Antonio as the Heat and Spurs get ready to face off in Game 5 from the AT&T Center. The Spurs can win the 2014 NBA Championships, and get Tim Duncan his fifth ring, with a win in tonight's Game 5 NBA live streaming action, but LeBron James and the Heat just try to prolong the series with a win tonight and take the action back to Miami for a Game 6.
According to a Sportsline report on June 15, Duncan will shoot his fiftth title with San Antonio tonight and Spurs fans will be at a fever pitch as they want to see their team take out the team that foiled their championship run last season. Even though the Spurs hold a 3-1 series lead they know that the Heat are the defending two-time champs and won't go down without a fight. As a matter of fact, Miami's Chris Bosh says the Heat will win Game 5.
"We're not going down. We're going to win this game tonight," Bosh said Sunday. "We're going to come. We prepare like we need to do. Plain and simple, we're going to win this game." Asked if he was guaranteeing a victory, Bosh said: "I don't care about guarantees. We're just going to win the game."
Those are some pretty bold words from a player on a team that has not only lost three of the first four games - but they have lost badly! San Antonio has been a machine in the postseason, winning ten games by 15 points or more, including three vs. the Heat. Well you can't blame Bosh for trying to get his team pumped up, but if the Heat come back and win this series it would be one of the greatest comebacks in sports history.
Las Vegas odds makers have the Spurs listed as a 6.5 point favorite in tonight's Game 5 with the over/under number set at 197. Fans can catch all the action live on ABC nationally and streaming live online through ESPN 3, Watch ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ABC.go.com. No matter how you choose to watch tonight's game, you have plenty of options!
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Today a pathetic editorial was posted in the Union Leader by retired Democrat House Speaker Terie Norelli. Even though New Hampshire freedom finally sighed in relief with her long overdue retirement, Norelli continues to demean and berate women as not being equal. Ironically in her op-ed she's speaking about celebrating "Women's Equality Day" on August 26th which is when women were granted the right to vote. Of course, she neglects to mention that it was Republicans who fought for women to gain the right to vote.
Facts never seem to matter to Democrats like Norelli. She further goes on to talk about the lie that women only earn 77 cents to a man's dollar. Something that was debunked by the Department of Labor and that has over and over and over again been proven false with study after study. Any woman who actually believes this lie today indeed has some serious issues and maybe should see if they can get some free mental health care from Obamacare. From the editorial:
However, at home and abroad, women still face challenges. For women in the U.S., a more equal future still means securing equal access to quality and affordable health care; equal pay with men, who still earn on average 33 cents more to the dollar than women; personal security and safety from gender-based violence; and full inclusion in public and political life.
Funny thing, if Norelli was really concerned about women having equal access to healthcare she wouldn't support Obamacare which actually denied women equal access to healthcare in New Hampshire when women lost doctors, hospitals and health insurance plans. Also interesting that Norelli is a huge gun control supporter which hurts women's ability to protect themselves against gender-based violence. And what in the ever-loving hell is she talking about regarding "full inclusion in public and political life?"
No one is excluding women from public or political life. Granite Staters had to put up with Norelli for something like 20 years. They have to deal with the horrible representation of Senator Shaheen, Representatives Shea-Porter and Kuster who have not only hurt New Hampshire but embarrassed this state as well as the women in it with their horrendous votes against Granite Staters and the country.
Apparently Norelli will continue to shill for the Democrat Party and demean women into thinking they are of lesser value than men. For some reason Democrats seek to make women believe they are not equal; they need government intervention to make them equal and they cannot make it in this world on their own. Democrats whine about the supposed "War on Women" they claim Republicans are waging but party hacks like Norelli make it crystal clear that the only war being waged on women are by those in her party who continue to put women down.


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In Wikipedia's description of one of air crashes (probably Thai Airlines, if I recall correctly), I found a remark saying something like that: "Crew decided to go-round, but apparently decided to undertake this procedure manually".
I'm surprised. "Apparently"? Making go-round manually is something odd? Do we have any automated (auto-pilot-based) go-round procedures or techniques in common use? I was always more than sure, that procedures like go-round or touch-and-go are always made manually by a pilots.


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