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coast dental port richey Dr Horrovitz Suffered with my Dentures long enough and found a new dentist. What a different in professionalism Port Richey, Florida
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Well I got new dental insurance and a nice brand new dentist a nice private dentist who is experienced and examined my upper denture I have a lower partial and 5 real teeth. They were fine oh by the way I didn't need a deep cleaning that cost always wants to sell you just a regular cleaning. That is why I didn't want to go back to coast because everytime you go they stick it up your you know what with that deep cleaning thingy. All my friends got screwed with that one liner thingy. All I need is simply little cleaning on my simple little 5 teeth but he gave me a soft reline on my upper dentures. A temperary one but it fit right away.
So what's the problem Dr Horrovitz?????? Why couldn't you do that for me??????? Well I think my insurance was suppose to give me at least one reline and you failed to come thru for me and you are getting a call from me and I am making you give me a reline do you know I hate and I think I will go to another coast dental and my daughter is having trouble with one down in St Petersburg the whole company should go out of business cause you all suck. So tomorrow you are getting a call from me about a reline because my new insurance is chargine me 160.00 for it. suck it up HOrrovitz and don't tell me to contact customer relations They suck too they don't return calls.
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When creating a course in blackboard you are offered basic styling options amongst these choices exists a button library for the menu which sits on th eleft of the course/organisation main content. This is great but blackboard in their wisdom have used some interesting design choices for example Alligator print anyone? Another problem is that if a user adds a lengthy button name it will overflow onto two line and out of the graphic.
As an intermediate fix until another service pack etc is to set the css up to not display the option and leave users to choose a background color and link color. This also allows to adhere to C.R.A.P
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Repetition – The menu is in the same position, same style throughout Blackboard
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Woman accused of embezzling from WalmartNovember 24,2012BENNINGTON A Benmont Avenue woman was charged with a felony count of embezzlement this week after police said she had taken about $1,000 in cash and merchandise while working at the Walmart in Bennington between July and October.
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Archinect - News 2016-08-30T20:47:18-04:00 http://archinect.com/news/article/149962710/designjunction-has-always-been-a-place-for-visitors-to-discover-the-latest-trends-managing-director-deborah-spencer-tells-us-what-to-expect-at-this-year-s-designjunction "designjunction has always been a place for visitors to discover the latest trends" - Managing Director Deborah Spencer tells us what to expect at this year's designjunction Ellen Hancock 2016-08-11T11:51:00-04:00 >2016-08-12T01:12:55-04:00
designjunction is now in its sixth year – what did you originally set out to achieve with the exhibition? Has that changed?

At the time (back in 2011) when we launched designjunction, we felt London was missing a commercial show with more creative energy and a greater relevance to the A&D community. A place where you could business but in a more relaxed environment.

Our mission was simple, we wanted to break the mould of the traditional trade show by taking over ambitious locations on the brink of transformation in central London.

We wanted to present the best cutting-edge design within a carefully curated space, striking the perfect balance between creative and commercial.

Over the course of six years, we have built up a reputation for occupying some of the most ambitious and challenging spaces in London from a 40,000 sq ft disused sorting office to a derelict design school last year.

The move to King's Cross is an important step in our nomadic evolution, as we continue to raise the ba...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149962039/adopt-an-object-campaign-announced-by-london-s-design-museum 'Adopt an Object' campaign announced by London's Design Museum Ellen Hancock 2016-08-08T13:37:00-04:00 >2016-08-11T01:17:02-04:00
In an attempt to help raise the final £1 million needed to cover construction costs of their new Kensington High Street home, the Design Museum in London have launched a fundraising campaign, Adopt an Object.

For £5, each adopter will receive a personalised thank you film showing an iconic object from the Design Museum's permanent collection making it's way from Shad Thames to the new site in Kensington. Twelve films have been commissioned for the project including a pair of Louboutin heels riding a tube and a Dyson Vacuum crossing the road.

The new museum is due to open on 24 November and will include a free permanent collection as well as two temporary spaces.

Terence Conran, founder of the Design Museum commented: 'We are about to move from Shad Thames to new, bigger premises in Kensington, where all our dreams and ambitions to create the best and most important design museum in the world will become a step closer to reality. It will make my long lifetime in design absolutely wo...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149957892/unique-seating-for-the-philharmonie-de-paris-how-to-create-a-seat-with-low-acoustic-absorption-for-a-perfect-symphony-hall Unique seating for the Philharmonie de Paris: How to create a seat with low acoustic absorption for a perfect symphony hall Sponsor 2016-07-20T09:00:00-04:00 >2016-07-27T17:27:43-04:00 This post is brought to you by Figueras International Seating.

The building of the Philharmonie de Paris, designed by Jean Nouvel, is a unique architectural work in the Parc de La Villette in the French capital. The seating installed inside was specifically created for the hall by Jean Nouvel in partnership with Figueras. Up to 10 acoustic tests, in laboratories in Paris and Barcelona, were needed to achieve the desired product.

Jean Nouvel gave the Philharmonie concert hall a unique shape, as it is an adjustable space that surrounds the spectator. The Grande Salle of the Philharmonie is not designed in a "vineyard" or "shoebox" shape like traditionally. The Grande Salle starts a new model, enveloping and moveable. Jean Nouvel chose a unique solution to offer a total and enveloping experience, placing the spectators in hanging balconies at different heights. In this way, they are immersed in the hall with the feeling of heading toward the orchestra. The sound literally wraps each of ...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149957646/iconic-furniture-art-tableware-and-even-a-sausage-grinder-hundreds-of-lots-from-philip-johnson-s-four-seasons-head-to-auction Iconic furniture, art, tableware and even a sausage grinder: hundreds of lots from Philip Johnson's Four Seasons head to auction Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-07-13T13:33:00-04:00 >2016-07-18T13:38:01-04:00
If you've got a few thousand dollars lying around and want to grab a piece of lunchroom history, now's your chance.

Perfectly summed up by Vanity Fair as "Absolute ground zero for power lunching", Philip Johnson and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's iconic Four Seasons restaurant will end its lease in Mies' Seagram building this summer. While the designation from the The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission protects the interior of the restaurant from any structural changes, the Four Seasons still has to unload an awful lot of bespoke furniture and tableware—everything from salt cellars to wine glasses to barstools and serving carts.

Over 800 pieces and sets from the Four Seasons kitchen and dining areas will be auctioned off on July 26 in New York. Rifling off just a few of the items and estimated values, there are: Garth and Ada Louise Huxtable flatware and serving carts ($1,000-1,500 for a set for 12, same estimate for 1 cart), Hans J. Wegner chairs ($2,000-3,000 for a set of t...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149957435/why-modern-furniture-is-here-to-stay Why Modern Furniture Is Here to Stay Sponsor 2016-07-13T09:00:00-04:00 >2016-07-15T17:37:40-04:00 This post is brought to you by Modani Furniture.

Modern furniture has progressed into a timeless and valuable interior design staple. When people think of modern, they normally associate sky-high prices. But huge furniture names developed the concept of affordability in the modern furniture world, and smaller brands like Modani Furniture have kept the concept thriving. As most trends come and go, modern has taken a permanent seat as a design classic whose style, materials, and colors are meant to last.

Easy to identify due to its clean aesthetic and versatility, modern furniture stays away from the ornate, making it uncomplicated and functional. In turn, modest or minimalist pieces hold a high value because "simple" never goes out of style. Modern design is infamous for grounding rooms by using neutral colors and creating an interior that can constantly be added to. Because these staples are so versatile, adding trendy ornamentation can easily accentuate modern décor.

Essentially, inv...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149955313/ikea-recalls-over-35-million-malm-and-other-dressers-and-chests-due-to-child-fatalities IKEA recalls over 35 million MALM and other dressers and chests due to child fatalities Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-06-30T18:30:00-04:00 >2016-07-03T18:19:19-04:00
Well that's a downer. In response to multiple child deaths resulting from their distinctive particleboard units tipping over, IKEA is offering a full refund or a free wall-mounting kit for any MALM dresser or chest, and additional models, made between January 2002 and June 2016. In total, that affects more than 35 million pieces of furniture sold in the U.S. and Canada.

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the unstable units pose "a serious tip-over and entrapment hazard that can result in death or serious injuries to children." Last year, after two reported child deaths in 2014, IKEA announced that it would offer wall-anchoring repair kits to owners for free. Two additional deaths after the 2015 announcement prompted IKEA to go full-recall, asking consumers to stop using the units entirely, and keep them away from children.

According to the CPSC, one child dies every two weeks from furniture or TVs tipping over, and one is injured every 24 minutes. More i...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149954316/architecture-in-the-age-of-transparent-hostility Architecture in the age of transparent hostility Alexander Walter 2016-06-27T15:14:00-04:00 >2016-07-02T14:04:35-04:00
With the growing trend towards hostile architecture now openly admitting its political incentives, are we in an age of transparent hostility? [...] Whereas other instances of hostile architecture are marked by their deliberate obscurity, the Camden Bench was developed, constructed and deployed in plain sight, making it an all too visible reminder of persistent negligence, raising the question: will hostile architecture become an accepted feature of the built environment?

Related stories in the Archinect news:

Amid London's austerity measures, "defensive design" becomes even more hostile

LAPD directs officers to treat homeless people "with compassion" in new vague policy

Architecture of paranoia

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149951806/modernist-treasures-from-philip-johnson-s-iconic-four-seasons-restaurant-headed-for-auction Modernist treasures from Philip Johnson's iconic Four Seasons Restaurant headed for auction Alyssa Alimurung 2016-06-15T15:48:00-04:00 >2016-06-15T15:48:07-04:00
Now that the iconic restaurant's impending demise is only weeks away, its furniture, tableware, and custom-made Knoll furniture will be included in the 500 lots headed for auction next month on July 26. News had surfaced last summer when Seagram Building owner Aby Rosen did not renew the lease for the quintessential Midtown "power lunch" spot for the last decades of the 20th century since it opened in 1959.

Additional background on this news can be found here: Landmarked Four Seasons restaurant must not be changed, NYC landmarks commission rules
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"For us it's a prototype. For us, a prototype means it will have another life," "Right now, our summer house operates at a scale of something maybe like furniture or something like a small building, but a prototype is something that has a resonance, it's something that lives beyond its four months here, that will occur on a different scale, in a different place."

Barkow Leibinger's Summer House is constructed with four structural bands made from plywood and timber. The piece is grounded by a bench, then strengthened by three central curves with a double layered free flowing cantilevered roof.

The duo known for their research-led process and playful style pay tribute to the similarly playful William Kent structure that once stood on a nearby manmade hill. When in use the small structure provided panoramic views of the park while at the same time mechanically rotating 360 degrees.

The Summer House equally provides innumerable views and is particularly expressive in the changing light; continually offering new lines and shapes with the recast shadows. The surging curves are expressively fluid and trace the movements of something reminiscent of an initial sketch. An idea paused in time.

Sitting within the structure you feel part of the architectural process; a structure Frank Barlow described as, "a dialogue and a continuation".

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Hidden for decades until today, the extensive collection of Vitra—one of the most influential names in modern furniture design—is now on public display in a brand new building designed by Herzog & de Meuron: Schaudepot.

As the latest addition to the Vitra campus, Schaudepot's front yard connects it to its neighbors, Zaha Hadid's Fire Station and Álvaro Siza's factory buildings. From the front, it appears monolithic and earthen, its brick exterior and windowless facade giving away little of the impressive collection of over 20,000 objects inside. In addition to serving as a conservational space for "key objects" in Vitra's collection, Schaudepot also includes a new cafe and shop, both accessible by the building's south end through a new public entry point into the campus.

Inside, a window between the main hall and lower ground (where the collection resides) allows visitors to sneak a peek of repository, and its crowning jewel: "The centrepiece of the Schaudepot is a permanent exhibitio...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149947081/clerkenwell-design-week-2016-top-picks Clerkenwell Design Week 2016 - Top Picks Ellen Hancock 2016-05-24T10:43:00-04:00 >2016-05-31T00:30:38-04:00
It's that time of year when London's design district opens its doors to the public for Clerkenwell Design Week and shows the rest of London and the design industry what it has to offer. An impressive showcase of distinct and accomplished talent the three-day event spans; furniture and product design, interior design as well as architecture. This year's event includes over 120 spaces and directly engages 100 local businesses.

For its seventh year the team have employed the help of local architects OMMX to create a new masterplan that navigates visitors and links eight temporary exhibitions as well as commissioned installations.

With so much creativity on show we thought we would make a few suggestions. Here are Archinect's top recommendations:

Open Showrooms - open throughout the festival

Domus
50 Great Sutton Street
EC1V 0DF

Frövi
Broad Yard
Turnmill Street
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Herman Miller
102-108 Clerkenwell Road
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Knoll
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EC1V 7EX

Morgan
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Exhibitions...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149946403/win-two-tickets-to-conversations-at-clerkenwell-as-part-of-clerkenwell-design-week-2016 Win two tickets to 'Conversations at Clerkenwell' as part of Clerkenwell Design Week 2016 Ellen Hancock 2016-05-21T00:30:00-04:00 >2016-05-20T19:19:50-04:00
In conjunction with this years Clerkenwell Design Week, we are giving away two free tickets to Reimagining a design icon: The transformation of the Commonwealth Institute into the new Design Museum talk as part of Conversations at Clerkenwell.

The new Design Museum will reopen its doors on the 24 November this year in a brand new home – the former Commonwealth Institute in Kensington. The complex, a unique 1960s Grade II* listed building which has stood vacant for over a decade, is being transformed by a design team led by John Pawson. Join Senior Architect Chris Masson, the Design Museum Deputy Director Alice Black and Roger Cunliffe, who ran the original Commonwealth Institute design team, as they reflect on this once-in-a-lifetime design project.

Clerkenwell Design Week provides a world-class showcase of leading UK and international designers, brands and companies across showroom events, exhibitions, live talks, workshops and installations and opens this Tuesday 24th until Thursd...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149942339/is-brickbox-reductive-modular-design-or-flex-space-genius Is BrickBox reductive modular design or flex-space genius? Julia Ingalls 2016-04-26T13:37:00-04:00 >2016-05-05T23:37:42-04:00
Shelve your "bigger than a breadbox" jokes—literally. The BrickBox, a storage unit made from marine grade birch plywood, can be used a shelf, a room-divider, or even as porous furniture.

Each unit has cut-out handles and nylon connectors that can lock into the grooves of other units without the use of screws. One can accessorize with wheels, doors, and legs.

Is this great design, or is the austere laminate box reminiscent of boiled-down IKEA?

For all the latest in experimental furniture design news:

Leftover inspiration: the construction aesthetic of "Chair 6.0"

Opendesk, cracking the production code for open-source furniture

A misting mirror, a chair that shoots fireworks, and other material experiments by Soft Baroque

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149942174/put-your-furniture-design-skills-to-the-test-in-evolo-s-2016-vmodern-competition Put your furniture design skills to the test in eVolo's 2016 VMODERN Competition Archinect 2016-04-25T15:38:00-04:00 >2016-05-05T00:42:37-04:00
Are you currently working on a furniture project that you're yearning to showcase? Or maybe you're an architect who wants to challenge your skills in a different design discipline. Now's your chance to submit your ideas to the 2016 VMODERN Furniture Design Competition! Created by eVolo Magazine (the same people that established the annual Skyscraper Competition), VMODERN wants to explore the future of furniture design.

Designers worldwide are invited to submit their most creative and thought-provoking ideas for pieces of furniture that reinvent how we live and interact with our everyday environment.

Submitted ideas can be in production, prototypes, and/or concepts in the following categories: Seating (chairs, recliners, stools, etc.), Planes (beds, coffee tables, desks, etc), and Lighting (ceiling lamp, floor lamp, wall lamp, etc.)

Sign up during the Early Registration period now until July 19 (fee is US$75). Late registration deadline is September 20, and all submissions are due Septe...
 http://archinect.com/news/article/149941206/the-80s-strike-back-memphis-and-the-rebirth-of-postmodernism The '80s strike back: Memphis and the rebirth of postmodernism Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-04-18T13:13:00-04:00 >2016-05-04T01:06:09-04:00
postmodernism can be summed up in a single word: Memphis. Although architectural incarnations such as Graves's Portland Building in Oregon and Philip Johnson's Chippendale-topped AT&T Building (now the Sony Tower) in New York generated heated discussion, it was the spectacle of Memphis objects that catapulted postmodern design into the public eye. [...] postmodern designs, most often from Memphis affiliated names, are gaining market momentum

The cycle continues.

Related on Archinect:

8 Reasons You Will Also Like Postmodern Architecture In 2016

Can Helmut Jahn's Thompson Center be saved?

Postmodern No 1 Poultry divides architects in debate over recent heritage

More is more: the gaudy genius of the late Deborah Sussman

Portland Building still controversial after 30 years

 http://archinect.com/news/article/149936515/utopian-dreams-london-s-first-design-biennale-reveals-its-opening-theme Utopian dreams; London's first Design Biennale reveals its opening theme Ellen Hancock 2016-03-25T13:11:00-04:00 >2016-03-25T13:39:41-04:00
London's inaugural Design Biennale is set to open at Somerset House this September, based around the idea of Utopia to coincide with the venue's year-long events programme. The biennale is headed up by London Design Festival director Ben Evans, biennale director Christopher Turner, former editor of Icon, and London Design Festival co-founder Sir John Sorrell. More than 30 countries are taking part in the event.

Representing the UK will be the design duo Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby best known for designing the London 2012 Olympic Games Torch and their work with Vitra. Their installation will be curated by London's Victoria and Albert Museum.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/148825733/if-ren-and-stimpy-had-a-line-of-furniture If "Ren and Stimpy" had a line of furniture Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-02-23T17:59:00-05:00 >2016-02-29T01:04:33-05:00
Kahn's material irreverence and cheeky sense of humor have already amassed him a following, with commissions from luxury clients like Dior. [...] Kahn's creations, which range from inflated chandeliers to slouching concrete side tables, bring to mind the playfully haphazard aesthetic of '90s Nickelodeon cartoons

Looking for more ... nontraditional furniture? Check out:

A misting mirror, a chair that shoots fireworks, and other material experiments by Soft Baroque

Screen/Print #40: Alexandra Lange's "Power Positions" from Dirty Furniture, issue #2

Between art and design: rethinking function with Hand Job Gallery Store

"Charles and Ray Eames, meet Freddy Krueger": artist creates deformed furniture

Finally, self-parking office chairs

For those in New York City, Kahn has an upcoming show, "Return of Saturn, Coming of Age in the 21st Century", at Friedman Benda (515 W. 26th St.). The show runs February 25 - April 9.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/148360890/designing-a-transparent-chair-for-toy-storage Designing a transparent chair for toy storage Julia Ingalls 2016-02-17T17:05:00-05:00 >2016-02-17T17:54:16-05:00
The "Mom" chair is a kid-sized acrylic seat with an opening on top where kids can drop their toys. It makes the dreaded toy clean-up exceedingly simple—and looks damn good to boot—but the true genius is in its transparency. Unlike opaque storage systems, toys can be easily spotted and dug out from within its clear walls.

Anyone who has lived through the chaos of a child playing (the point of which can seem to be to maximally distribute their toys across a given floor area) will appreciate this inventive, highly functional design by Carlo Contin:

For more of Furniture February:

"Very refined; it's like a jewel" – a look at former architect Jader Almeida's new furniture collection

Waka Waka's furniture strikes a balance between simplicity and playfulness

A misting mirror, a chair that shoots fireworks, and other material experiments by Soft Baroque

 http://archinect.com/news/article/148286207/finally-self-parking-office-chairs Finally, self-parking office chairs Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-02-16T18:21:00-05:00 >2016-02-17T13:39:16-05:00
To demonstrate an alternate application of their "parking assist" technology, Nissan has outfitted a herd of office chairs to find their own way back to their desks. With a single clap, the chairs swivel and move into position, like the obedient office drones that they are – watch below:

Of course, this technological application is not setting out to solve the controversial issue of runaway chairs. It's an example of how ubiquitous the tech for autonomous vehicles could become (or is becoming, as regulations slowly allow it onto the highway), and a way to familiarize consumers with its very idea at a smaller, more accessible scale.

h/t Contemporist

More from the driverless-desk:

The Ehang passenger drone might be another way people will get around town someday

"In LiDAR We Trust" – Poking the subconscious of autonomous vehicles with special guest Geoff Manaugh, on Archinect Sessions #43

The "algorithmic dreams" of driverless cars, and how they might affect real-world urban design

 http://archinect.com/news/article/147754702/very-refined-it-s-like-a-jewel-a-look-at-former-architect-jader-almeida-s-new-furniture-collection "Very refined; it's like a jewel" – a look at former architect Jader Almeida's new furniture collection Nicholas Korody 2016-02-09T20:26:00-05:00 >2016-02-11T23:22:30-05:00
A joint venture with star Brazilian furniture designer Jader Almeida is bringing a new dimension to the luxury furnishings brand Artefacto. For Paulo Bacchi, the 47-year-old Brazilian CEO of Artefacto USA and brand advisor to Artefacto Brazil, the curvy seats, low round wood tables, minimalist lighting fixtures, and other iconic designs of the 35-year-old Almeida add a young, cosmopolitan flair to his company and its stylish, sustainably sourced, mansion-worthy wares.

Jader Almeida is a Brazilian designer born in the state of Santa Catarina in 1981, where he still maintains his office. Educated as an architect, Almeida has made a name for himself in the world of furniture design, garnering numerous awards.

In this interview, Almeida talks alongside Paulo Bacci, the CEO of the luxury furnishings brand Artefacto, about their new collaboration. We've put together some of the better bits of the interview between images from the new collection.

"The ambiance of Miami is close to my city, Florianopolis, an island in the south of Brazil. It has the beaches—it's vibrant. My pieces are timeless. They can mix with the old and new Miami style."

"A chair is like a prosthesis—it extends the body. The lines follow the curves of the body. You can feel that when you use my product."

"The more time that passes, the more the people like [my furniture]. They get an emotional relationship with the product."

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In line with this month's "Furniture" theme, I speak with Galen Cranz, an architecture professor at UC Berkeley specializing in body-conscious design. Cranz is trained in the "Alexander Technique" – a method for "correcting" the body's poor habits of movement, that can limit self-awareness in a space.

Before coming to Cal to teach architecture, Cranz received her PhD in sociology from the University of Chicago, influencing her pedagogy of architecture and furniture to primarily be about how humans occupy designs, and how social hierarchies emerge from those conventions.

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Fittingly for Furniture February, Alvar Aalto would have turned 118 this month, which has prompted Archinect to celebrate his paradigm-defining designs. We're not the only ones: the existing Alvar Aalto Museum and the Museum of Central Finland will be getting an extension (the winners of the competition can be viewed here: http://www.alvaraalto.fi/ruusupuisto). One of the proposals that didn't win features Aalto-specific materiality ("light color clay bricks in grid pattern for the floors and the circulation elements to the original masonry bricks walls in a way to match the colors but announce the new building with a different texture" according to a press release by the design firm Architensions). Here are renderings of Architensions' proposed museum extension:

And, just because we can, a quick tour through some of Aalto's masterful furniture work:

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Shanna Tellerman wants to help you redecorate your home. She's not a designer, furniture aficionado, or personal shopper. She's the founder and CEO of a company called Modsy that rolls all of the aforementioned jobs into one mobile app to make redesigning a room easier (and more fun) [...] What makes Modsy different from the handful of other home design tools out there is that it actually lets users see designs in the context of their own homes—and its renderings are utterly realistic.

The architecture of the app seems effective, if a bit out of touch with the on-demand expectations of today's digital consumer. After signing up, a user is asked to complete a quiz to figure out their aesthetic and then upload some photos of the space in question, along with its dimensions.

About 48 hours later, the Modsy team responds with a catalogue of renders of your own space, filled with new furniture. Like a piece? Click it and you'll be redistributed to the manufacturer's site. Modsy takes a percentage from every sale.

Apparently, the renders are super HD, and the long-term goal of the developers is to make the app more instantaneous.

February is furniture month here on Archinect! Send us your furniture musings, interviews, reviews, designs, projects and investigations for review to be featured on our site. The open call for submissions is effective immediately.

More details here.

And for some related coverage, check out these articles:

"Charles and Ray Eames, meet Freddy Krueger"...

 http://archinect.com/news/article/147270346/charles-and-ray-eames-meet-freddy-krueger-artist-creates-deformed-furniture "Charles and Ray Eames, meet Freddy Krueger": artist creates deformed furniture Julia Ingalls 2016-02-03T13:38:00-05:00 >2016-02-11T00:11:21-05:00
...the pieces in [Wurm's] latest show, Lost, appear as thought your living-room furniture took a nightmarish turn for the worse. Wurm modeled all of the objects in clay before distorting their form by stomping, smashing, or walking on them (the latter method can be seen clearly in the footprints on the torn-up chaise lounge). Wurm then cast the deformed pieces in bronze or polyester and painted [them].

A few pieces from the show:

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More details here.

To satisfy your fix, check out some of Archinect's past furniture-related coverage:

Archinect's comparison of gorgeous yet pragmatic chair design

Google's Newest Office Looks Like A Space Station With Foosball Tables

UpStarts: Four O Nine architecture and design

 http://archinect.com/news/article/147205338/from-the-archives-george-nakashima-in-conversation-with-legendary-interviewer-studs-terkel From the archives: George Nakashima in conversation with legendary interviewer, Studs Terkel Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-02-02T19:34:00-05:00 >2016-02-11T00:08:08-05:00
Terkel interviewed creative visionaries like Buckminster Fuller, Charles Eames, Marc Chagall and Maurice Sendak. In this newly digitized clip from 1977 ... Terkel speaks to furniture designer George Nakashima, known to many as the father of the American craft movement. [...] A trained architect, Nakashima explained to Terkel why he preferred to be called a "woodworker," and recalled honing carpentry skills from a master woodworker he met while interned at a camp in Idaho during World War II.

You can listen to the complete 51-minute interview on SoundCloud here.

More recent news in furniture:

Now is the time to invest in mid-century Scandinavian furniture, experts say

Forget standing desks – just wear your chair

Modular benches provide maximum functionality and versatility for Lake Jasper House

This February, Archinect is all about furniture – and we want your submissions

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Prices of chairs, tables, sofas and other pieces, particularly those of Scandinavian origin, from the late 1940s through the early 1960s have increased dramatically in recent years and show no sign of falling soon...[It] reflects an increase in overall real-estate activity, which in turn has driven a demand for furniture. The economy has been strong enough to drive the auction market for high-end furnishings and artwork to new highs...

February is furniture month here on Archinect! Send us your furniture musings, interviews, reviews, designs, projects and investigations for review to be featured on our site. The open call for submissions is effective immediately.

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Forget standing desks – just wear your chair

Hurry if you want to own a piece of Tokyo's iconic modernist Hotel Okura

Cutting across the Chicago Architecture Biennial: Pedro y Juana's living room

Get a glimpse of these hacked IKEA kitchens by BIG, Henning Larsen, and NORM Architects
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Japanese researchers have developed a wearable chair called Archelis that can help surgeons when they are performing long surgeries. [...] The wearer of Archelis will not get full comfort of sitting on a chair but the gadget actually wraps around the wearer's buttocks and legs, providing support that effectively allows them to sit down wherever and whenever needed.

Check out Archelis in action (in Japanese) below (h/t BLDGBLOG):

More from the world of wearables:

Wearable shelters for the hipster nomad

Vinn Patararin challenges the possibilities of textile architecture

Magical Sesame Ring opens gates of public transit

 http://archinect.com/news/article/146366342/this-february-archinect-is-all-about-furniture-and-we-want-your-submissions This February, Archinect is all about furniture – and we want your submissions Amelia Taylor-Hochberg 2016-02-01T06:01:00-05:00 >2016-02-08T12:08:58-05:00
Lean back in that Eames and rest your cup on that Noguchi – February is furniture month here on Archinect, and we're going to luxuriate in an overstuffed Fatboy of furniture-related editorial, including yours. Send us your furniture musings, interviews, reviews, designs, projects and investigations for review to be featured on the site. The open call for submissions is effective immediately.

Submissions can be either article- or project-based, and can be in the form of written pieces, designs or alternative media. If we decide to feature your work, you'll hear from us within two weeks of submitting.

For more information, and to submit your work, fill out this form.

We'll accept submissions through Sunday, February 21 at 11:59 pm (PST).

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Most small manufacturers — a big chunk of the nation's supply chain — are running older, pre-Internet equipment. "One of the issues we have to address," said Harris, "is this legacy equipment." The digital thread can be hard to trace in an entrepreneur like Ellegiers' plan to ship an app for making a desk, instead of a finished product. "Most shops are definitely not ready for this," Ellegiers said.

While many American manufacturing workshops may still be stuck with legacy equipment, you can learn more about fabricators at the very forefront of the industry—employing cutting-edge technology in creative ways—in Archinect's new Matters of Scale feature series.
 http://archinect.com/news/article/143070988/the-2015-holiday-gift-giving-guide-for-architects The 2015 holiday gift-giving guide for architects Julia Ingalls 2015-12-10T19:51:00-05:00 >2015-12-10T19:57:04-05:00
If you're asking yourself, "What should I give the architect(s) in my life?" the answers are here: we came up with a slew of architect-appropriate gifts, ranging from clothing to furnishings to apocalyptic salvation, for that special detail-oriented someone. The best part? Absolutely no clichéd, Frank Lloyd Wright tchotchkes. You're welcome.

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The American Catholic Church is no doubt a great puzzle to non-Catholics and to most Catholics as well. What is the Church? Who is it? What does it believe? And importantly, who speaks for American Catholics?
At one level the face of the Church is the US Catholic Conference of Bishops. The chair of the Conference is Francis Cardinal George of Chicago, who in a conference address last year reminded all Catholics that their consciences should be formed through the guidance of the Church hierarchy.
The bishops think that should settle the matter, but it doesn't--not even a little bit. Though the Catholic hierarchy did not endorse a presidential candidate in 2008, their frequent directions to Catholics left little doubt who was the preferred candidate. Barack Obama was pro-choice and Catholics had to take that fact as their major consideration in casting their vote.
However, Catholics didn't heed the Bishops. They supported Obama with 53 percent of their vote--the same percentage as other Americans. Hispanic Catholics, the fastest growing group of Catholics, supported Obama with 70 percent of their vote.
Jump to 2010 and the health care debate. It's important to remember that the Church has long been in the vanguard of American institutions fighting for universal health care. But the Catholic Bishops had a major concern. Was the language in the final version of the bill too loose about abortion? Could federal funds ever be used for abortions? The bishops decided a presidential statement clarifying the concern was not strong enough so they refused to endorse the bill.
Again, this should have decided the issue, but it didn't. A coalition of 59,000 nuns, while paying respect to the Bishops, said they disagreed with their interpretation. The 1,100 member Catholic Hospital Association did likewise. Anti-abortion Catholic Congressman Bart Stupak, less polite than the nuns, called the Bishops hypocrites. Liberal Catholic groups leaped on the Bishops as again being out of touch with the faithful--the men and women in the pews who constitute the American laity.
National polls are also instructive. Dr. William D'Antonio of the Catholic University of America has conducted surveys and written on Catholic attitudes. In a 2007 poll, he examined the vital question of whether Catholics relied on their bishops or their consciences for moral authority. In the vital area of human sexuality, which included abortion, homosexuality and contraception, D'Antonio found that every age group of Catholics depended more on their consciences than on guidance from the bishops. Only 33 percent of Catholics over 65 looked to the Bishops on the abortion issues. And 19 percent of the youngest Catholics, aged 19-28, viewed the persons as their guides.
D'Antonio also found that 90 percent of Catholics who have had sex in the last 30 years have used contraceptives--again ignoring guidance from the Church hierarchy.
The American Catholic hierarchy was appointed almost totally by John Paul II, who valued fidelity to Church dogma as the single greatest quality for a leadership post. But the Church in America is faced with an ever-growing number of lay Catholics who see no contradiction with thinking their own thoughts on moral issues while remaining within the Church.
The American laity is more and more speaking for their Church. Many would argue that the late Ted Kennedy and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speak for American Catholics because of their ferocious support of health care. Both are pro choice. Other Catholics defer to Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia or Chief Justice John Roberts. And there are Catholics who argue that within the broad confines of Church doctrine, they as individuals, following the sanctity of their consciences, speak for the Church as well as anyone--including Cardinal George.
The result is a truly big tent Catholicism in which the laity is far more liberal than the hierarchy on matters of sexual morality, but in which large segments of both groups support European-style government that provides aid to the most vulnerable in society.
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SAUDI Arabia has been supplying Syrian rebels battling the regime of President Bashar al-Assad with arms bought from Croatia, reports The New York Times.
Citing unnamed US and Western officials, the newspaper on Monday reported the Saudi-financed "large purchase of infantry weapons" was part of an "undeclared surplus" of arms left over from the Balkan wars in the 1990s and that they began reaching anti-regime fighters via Jordan in December.
That was when many Yugoslav weapons started showing up in YouTube videos posted by rebels, it said.
Since then, The Times added, officials said "multiple planeloads" of weapons have left Croatia, with one quoted as saying the shipments included "thousands of rifles and hundreds of machine guns," as well as an "unknown quantity of ammunition."
US State Department deputy acting spokesman Patrick Ventrell said he had seen the reports, but was not in any position to comment on whether they were true.
A spokeswoman for the Croatian foreign ministry told The Times that, since the start of the Arab Spring, the Balkan country had not sold any weapons to either Saudi Arabia or the Syrian rebels.
Saudi and Jordanian officials meanwhile declined to comment, the newspaper added.
The Times said Washington's role, if any at all, was unclear.
However, it quoted one senior US official as describing the shipments as "a maturing of the opposition's logistical pipeline".
Rebels have been fighting Assad's regime since an uprising against his rule erupted in March 2011 and now control large parts of the country, especially in the north.
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George Osborne has announced that he will extend the equity loan scheme aspect of the help to buy policy until 2020.
The scheme, which has so far helped over 25,000 households to afford to buy or reserve a new-build home, will see a further £6 billion in government funds invested into it.
The chancellor claimed that the move would lead to the construction of 120,000 new homes.
However, Labour's shadow housing minister, Emma Reynolds, said: "We need a help to build policy to boost housing supply and tackle the cost-of-living crisis, alongside a reformed help to buy scheme.
"Failure to tackle this crisis will mean homeownership will remain out of reach of many low and middle-income earners, rents will continue to rise faster than wages and waiting lists will grow ever longer."
Every home built under the equity loan scheme is a new-build home. Research has shown that the scheme currently supports up to 30% of all new build homes in England.
The help to buy: mortgage guarantee, the other half of the government's drive to promote homeownership, is unaffected by the change to the equity loan scheme.
Emma Reynolds MP added: "Labour is clear that you can't deal with the cost-of-living crisis without building more homes. That's why Labour has committed to getting 200,000 homes a year built by 2020, including by building a new generation of new towns and garden cities."
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The power supply it ships with comes with a few snap on socket fitings which means it can be used almost anywhere.So you could in theory order from the UK if it was faster/cheaper.
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Reading the latest update on the What Hi-Fi site, CA have clearly got their sights set on the DAC market:
Given the level of interest here, we've had a chat with Cambridge Audio and gleaned a little more information. First, the DacMagic Plus will go on sale in Richer Sounds stores on or before December 1st.
Second, CA has confirmed that "a new entry-level DacMagic will go on sale in spring 2012". There's no exact confirmation on pricing yet, but it's likely to be "close to the 2008-2011 DacMagic". That's to say around the £230 mark.
For those who prefer their own headphone amp to the DM Plus, I guess it makes sense to offer the DM Plus minus the 'Plus' at a lower price ;)
I would add that getting a solid 3 year lifespan out of the original DM is an achievement, especially when you look at the speed with which some of the Chinese audio companies on HF churn out new product.
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is it still using a SMPS wallwart?
Sounds like it. I read something somewhere recently saying that people don't complain when that wall wart stuff (pardon my vocabulary) is built into the hifi gear. It's just when they see it separated that people complain.
I'm genuinely interested, does a better power supply really make a decent difference to the sound quality?
On another note, I'm looking at amplifiers for speakers, tossing up between marantz pm6003 and cambridge audio 650a.
is it better to get matching brands for synergy reasons? Like better to get the 650a because getting the dacmagic?
It isn't a switch mode power supply. The wall-wart is not a DC wallwart, it's an AC wallwart - just a transformer in a box. The AC then goes through the rectifiers/filtering caps/regulators in the DACMagic itself and we get nice, clean power.
Seriously, if the transformer was inside the box (which is arguably worse, due to EMI and the like) nobody would bat an eyelid.
I won't be upgrading from my old DACMagic anytime soon, but then again I'm one of these dreadful measurements-fixated people, making the only selling points of the DACMagic Plus the headphone amp and 24/192 playback, neither of which I require or even want (already have a headphone amp that is at least as good, if not better/ 24/192 offers no advantage over 24/96)
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can't wait to hear comparisons between this and the bifrost. in need of a new dac after i sold my dacport!
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It isn't a switch mode power supply. The wall-wart is not a DC wallwart, it's an AC wallwart - just a transformer in a box. The AC then goes through the rectifiers/filtering caps/regulators in the DACMagic itself and we get nice, clean power.
Seriously, if the transformer was inside the box (which is arguably worse, due to EMI and the like) nobody would bat an eyelid.
I won't be upgrading from my old DACMagic anytime soon, but then again I'm one of these dreadful measurements-fixated people, making the only selling points of the DACMagic Plus the headphone amp and 24/192 playback, neither of which I require or even want (already have a headphone amp that is at least as good, if not better/ 24/192 offers no advantage over 24/96)
1. It is a switch mode power supply on the Dacmagic Plus, Of course the Words printed on the back of the power supply "Switch Mode Power Supply" could simply be a spelling mistake.
2. Its is 12V DC, not AC.
3. The rectifiers, heat, sinks and caps have gone AWOL in this new DC powered Dac. (replaced by a bunch of bridge rectifiers??? no doubt more will come to light about the design of the new dac over the coming months),
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Anyone wondering about the volume control, you can bypass it completely though I didnt find any qualitative difference in doing so. Will report back after a good few hours burn in.
I envisage using the preamp mode and the volume control in order to directly connect powered speakers to the DAC (without preamp or power amp in between).
However I am wondering about the implementation of the digital colume control: is it as good as an analogue volume control, especially at low volumes where digital attenuators typically tend to degrade the signal quality? Or should I better use an external analogue volume knob like the TC Electronic Level Pilot?
Many thanks in advance for your feedback.
Hmm, my mistake. It seems they have completely changed the power supply - they did not use a switch-mode one on the original DACMagic (they do what I described), now they do.
*Mini review of the Cambridge DacMagic Plus+ vs Nuforce Icon HDP*
Just some quick impressions over 2 hours or so of a brand new un-boxed Cambridge DacMagic Plus, I decided to
pitch it against a close competitor - the Nuforce Icon HDP which carries a street price of $669AUD RRP versus the
DacMagic Plus' pricetag of $699AUD RRP.
Unboxing and general pictures
Testing Notes
I decided to use 3 headphones across this comparo' to see how the Cambridge would fare across
a range of very different higher end headphones.
Audio Technica A2000X
Sennheiser HD650
Sennheiser HD800
The first dilemma was deciding upon an input method, the Cambridge DacMagic comes with it's own
USB cable but I was aware of the USB input's limitations (capped at 16 44/48). Hence I decided
to use the Audiophilleo 1 USB to SPDIF converter, just in case ~ after much deliberation early
on in the test, I reverted back to using USB to USB for both the DacMagic Plus and Nuforce Icon HDP.
This was primarily because the Cambridge is a native upsampler and once connected via Coax
will lock you into upsampling any material to 192Khz ~ this proved to be detrimental on most test
tracks to my ears.
General Listening Impressions
The first thing that strikes you is the 'spin through' volume dial on the DacMagic Plus, there is no
marker and no reference for where the volume lies, it is strongly advisable for anyone considering
this unit to always play the headphones away from your head, there is simply no way of telling
where the volume sits. The following tracks were used for comparison :-
Kevin Eubanks ~ Angel with the blues (funk guitar instrumental)
Daft Punk ~ Verdis Quo (electronic no vocals)
Rage Against the Machine ~ Bullet in the head (funk heavy metal)
Unknown high quality track from HDtracks.com ~ Over the rainbow (cover, acoustic female vocal)
Filter settings :- Linear, Min, and Steep are very difficult to pick between on the fly, I ended up
selecting the default 'Linear' mode, no doubt extended listening would reveal a personal preference.
The Nuforce set a surprising, cracking pace with all three headphones,
I was most surprised with the HD800 performance which by no means
extracted the true possibilities of this headphone but most importantly
gave a taste of the separation and floating sound stage that these cans
are renowned for ~ the same could not be said for the DacMagic Plus.
While the HDP from Nuforce added 'weight' and impact to the bass
lines and filled in the mids with detail, especially background content
~ the DacMagic persisted with a thin, 2D landscape of sound, lacking
a tonne of detail. Bass was the most disappointing across the electronic
track from Daft Punk ~ it was merely a dull thud on the DacMagic, towards
the end of that particular track there is opportunity for the HD800's sound
stage to shine ~ it did on the Nuforce, but it just blended into the background
with the DacMagic.
Lack of extension summed up the DacMagic's general presentation, while
the general tone from the headphone out suited my preference for a neutral
to bright sound versus the slightly warm, meaty presentation from the Nuforce
~ the HDP consistently in back to back auditioning showed that it was superior
in extracting the most with the track at hand. The only time that the race grew
close was with the 'Over the rainbow' (cover) where this female vocal was
conveyed somewhat clearly and authentically with the DacMagic, however
small breaths, pauses and lip smacks went to the Nuforce while this sort
of detail flew over the DacMagic's DAC radar.
The head amp section of the DacMagic started to intrigue me for all the
wrong reasons, was it the amp or the DAC responsible for this lack lustre
Source: Cambridge Audio website
|Headphone output
|at 1kHz 0dBFS 24 bit signal with 22kHz low pass filter = 0.001%
at 20khz 0dBFS 24 bit signal with 80kHz low pass filter = 0.003%
|Frequency Response:
|10Hz - 100kHz
|Recommend headphones with impedance between 32 Ohm to 600 Ohm.
Are these specifications acceptable on a $699AUD Dac/Amp? Not really.
General early conclusions
I am more than aware that this impression will raise the ire and tyranny of many a Cambridge die hard
fan, I am left with only two possibilities :-
a) This unit was faulty, I have only heard this unit.
b) Burn in exists and if you believe in it, start praying now.
If it is any consolation, out of the 4 people (myself included) who heard this fresh unit today
~ 1 of the 4 thought that the DacMagic Plus sounded more authentic and communicative to his
ears than the Nuforce HDP.
I really wish to re-visit it some time soon as I feel that I have nothing really positive to say
about the Cambridge DacMagic Plus ~ it was dynamically outgunned by the HDP, and that's
even before we've considered the Audio GD NFB-5 at $450AUD landed ~ $250 less ~ which
from memory would have this DacMagic Plus for breakfast.
I also wonder whether this is a signature note from the Wolfson WM8740's ~ first time I'd
heard a dual setup from that series, I'm more familiar with the WM8741 and WM8742.
Given a lack of improvement in future this unit to my ears should be compared with a Fiio E9 and E10 DAC,
it cannot play in the $400+ bracket.
Ok, I'm ready for the rotten vegetables now...
As always, none of this would of been possible (the impressions, if generally negative) without the generous help
and resources from George and his expansive audition room at 'Addicted to Audio' in Kew, Melbourne
Edited by Gwarmi - 12/6/11 at 12:11am
Hmm interesting. I'm interested in the dac for speakers also. Keep us posted if you try it out with them.
Has anyone heard if the other models being announced will be the same minus the headphone out...?
Up until the Audiolab M-DAC entered the fray, the DacMagic Plus was on top of my list. Really appreciate the effort here Gwarmi, but amp/dac combos do require some burn in time in my experience. Was the Nuforce straight out of the box as well? I wonder if your findings hold true if you revisit this comparison in future.
How did the HD650 sound from the DacMagic's hp out?
Might be able to rustle up something there ~ I've got access to some Sugden Floorstanders and a pair of Beethoven Vienna Acoustics
plus a Luxman integrated amp ~ could see what happens.
Up until the Audiolab M-DAC entered the fray, the DacMagic Plus was on top of my list. Really appreciate the effort here Gwarmi, but amp/dac combos do require some burn in time in my experience. Was the Nuforce straight out of the box as well? I wonder if your findings hold true if you revisit this comparison in future.
How did the HD650 sound from the DacMagic's hp out?
I'm really hanging on 'burn-in' ~ if anything changes in future then I will be a gold card carrying 'Burn in believer' because this is one big mountain
to climb back from :-)
It's got to get better though olor1n ~ one customer laughed at one point when he heard me mutter
'Man, this is terrible' at one point
HD650 did the best as expected, not overly detailed compared to the HD800 and their smooth signature tended to keep things somewhat musical
but upon reverting 2 or even 3 times back to the HDP ~ it was clear who had the 'best on day'.
Nuforce HDP is somewhat new but it would easily have about 40hrs or more.
Hmm, I feel I've dodged a bullet. I was so close to pulling the trigger on impulse. I'm tired of the buy/sell cycle so I want to make sure this dac purchase is one I can live with for a while. I'd appreciate you sharing any nuggets you glean from A2A about the M-DAC.


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the letter said that even if we sent the payment they would still forclose anyway.
What kind of people or company is this to fprclose on a house only 1 month behind and then when you try to make the payment they wont accept it and then demand another month that wasnt even late yet?
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AUTHOR: Michael - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 31, 2009POSTED: Friday, July 31, 2009
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Holloway suspect accused in Alabama extortion
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. A Dutch man suspected in the 2005 disappearance of Natalee Holloway in Aruba has been charged in Alabama with trying to extort $250,000 in return for giving the location of her body.
The criminal complaint against Joran van der Sloot also accuses him of promising to describe the circumstances of Holloway's death.
The U.S. attorney filed the charge Thursday in federal court in Birmingham.
According to a sworn statement, van der Sloot got a partial payment of $15,000 wired to a Netherlands bank.
The name of the person paying the money was not given. Van der Sloot has long been a suspect in the 18-year-old Alabama woman's disappearance.
Van der Sloot was arrested Thursday in Chile in the death of a 21-year-old woman from Peru.
The Associated Press