Thursday, April 26, 2012

A Whole New Meaning For Dog House: Spotwag Uses Your Social Graph To Find Petsitters

photo-3I love my two cats Pepper and Magic and kind of think of them like two extra children and definitely part of the family. I also travel a lot ? sometimes on my own, more often with my husband and two (human) kids. So this company launching today is right up my alley, and chances are you if you live in one of the 72.9 million households (63 percent of homes) in the U.S. with pets you might feel the same: it's called Spotwag, and it's a service that lets you leverage your social network, via Facebook, to find people to take care of your pets -- cats, dogs, lizards, whatever -- when you are away.

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Justin Bieber's Baby Mama Song Joins List Of Pop Revenge Tracks

Michael Jackson, Rihanna, Pink and Justin Timberlake also have famous retribution tracks.
By Gil Kaufman

<P>When it comes to pop star, revenge is often a dish best served ... with a beat. <a href="http://www.mtv.com/music/artist/bieber_justin/artist.jhtml">Justin Bieber</a> recently told a gathering of British journalists that he's <a href="/news/articles/1683817/justin-bieber-believe-paternity-scandal-song.jhtml">written a song</a>&#8232; for his upcoming <I>Believe</I> album about Mariah Yeater, the woman who claimed that she was carrying the teen star's baby. </P><P> </P><P>We haven't heard any of the lyrics yet, but if Bieber's tune is anything like classic retribution tracks by the likes of Pink, Justin Timberlake, Rihanna and Michael Jackson, the <I>other</I> Mariah probably isn't going to be excited about the shout-out. </P><P> </P><P><center><embed src="http://media.mtvnservices.com/mgid:uma:video:mtv.com:26708/cp~vid%3D26708%26uri%3Dmgid%3Auma%3Avideo%3Amtv.com%3A726708" width="460" height="260" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowFullScreen="true" allowScriptAccess="always" base="."></embed></center> </P><P> </P><P>Some other great vengeance songs: </P><P> </P><P>In the wake of her assault by ex-boyfriend Chris Brown, <a href="http://www.mtv.com/music/artist/rihanna/artist.jhtml"><B>Rihanna</B></a> has jumped on-and-off the revenge wagon over the past few years, always keeping things vague, but biting. In her song, <a href="/news/articles/1664974/rihanna-man-down-video-controversy.jhtml">"Man Down"</a>,&#8232; and the accompanying video, a vengeful Rihanna shoots down her assailant after he sexually assaults her, singing, "What started out as a simple altercation/ Turned into a real sticky situation." </P><P> </P><P><B>Carrie Underwood</B> had payback on her mind too in her breakout hit, "Before He Cheats," in which she hits out at an unidentified philanderer by singing, "I dug my key into the side of his pretty little souped-up four-wheel drive/ Carved my name into his leather seats. I took a Louisville slugger to both headlights/ Slashed a hole in all four tires." <B>Pink</B> was not so delicate in her hit "So What," in which she snarled, "And I don't need you/ And guess what/ I'm having more fun/ And now that we're done/ I'm gonna show you tonight." That, of course, was written before she reunited with her target, ex- and now-current husband Carey Hart. </P><P> </P><P>Speaking of exes, <B>Kid Rock</B> was much less delicate in "Half Your Age," which is a clear slag of ex-wife pin-up Pamela Anderson, in which he informs the former "Baywatch" babe that, "I found someone new who treats me better/ She don't bitch about things we ain't got/ When I sing this tune it don't upset her/ She's half your age and twice as hot." </P><P> </P><P><B>Justin Timberlake</B> wasn't as explicit, but he definitely left little doubt that he was busted up over his split with <B>Britney Spears</B> when he wrote the scathing, "Cry Me a River," which features the classic lines, "Your bridges were burned, and now it's your turn/ To cry me a river." Though you never really see her out on a date with anyone, <B>Kelly Clarkson</B> has more romantic drama than most pop stars, which she's chronicled in a series of scathing tunes, including "Low," "Never Again" and "Wash, Rinse, Repeat," which breaks new ground by not going after a lover, but a <a href="/news/articles/1638667/is-kelly-clarkson-dissing-ryan-tedder-in-new-leaked-song.jhtml">songwriter who did her wrong</a>&#8232;. </P><P> </P><P>The ladies don't have a lockdown on songs seeking payback, but two of the all-time greats are <B>Carly Simon</B>'s biting "You're So Vain," which has kept listeners guessing for decades about the subject of the line, "You're so vain/ I bet you think this song is about you." The other is <B>Alanis Morissette</B>'s "You Oughta Know," which strikes out bitterly at an ex (allegedly "Full House" actor Dave Coulier) with the lines, "I'm here to remind you/ Of the mess you left when you went away/ It's not fair to deny me/ Of the cross I bear that you gave to me." <B>Taylor Swift</B> has also made a career out of (almost) naming names, <a href="/news/articles/1650325/is-taylor-swifts-dear-john-about-john-mayer.jhtml">writing derisive songs about her former loves</a>&#8232; and then sometimes letting it slip in interviews who she was aiming at. </P><P> </P><P>And then there's <B>Michael Jackson</B>'s "Billie Jean," a sparkling pop tune so catchy it almost makes you forget that he's dissing the groupies who'd hounded him for years during his time in the Jackson 5. Though he later said there wasn't a real Billie Jean, the song's refrain is a model for getting the last word with the lines, "Billie Jean is not my lover/ She's just a girl who claims that I am the one/ But the kid is not my son." </P><P> </P><P><I>What's your favorite pop revenge song? Let us know in comments below.</I></p>

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Wednesday, April 25, 2012

NYC TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon ? Workshops & Judges announced

Disrupt NYC HackathonWe're a month away, and are very excited to reveal our workshops & judges for the upcoming NYC TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon, taking place on May 19th & 20th. This will be the second Hackathon TechCrunch has organized at Pier 94 in NYC. Last years event had over 300 developers and 100 teams present, and this years event promises to be even bigger and better. But enough about the past, let's chat about the future.

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AmazonSupply launches, offers up lab and janitorial supplies in same convenient location

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If you're like us, there's nothing you hate more than having to go to different sites to pick up your pneumatics and abrasives. Thankfully, Amazon, that aggregator of all things with a price tag, has launched AmazonSupply, a site serving a broad range of industrial and business categories, including such favorites as fasteners, power & hand tools, fleet & vehicle maintenance and cutting tools. The site also offers up such Amazonian favorites as free shipping for Prime customers. AmazonSupply features some 500,000 plus items at present and 365-day returns. More info can be found in the press release after the break.

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Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Mr. America comes to Secaucus | Bodybuilding, Supplements, Diets ...

Secaucus will be the sight of many tan, tight, and muscular physiques on April 28 for the Mr. America and America Women Championships being held at the Crowne Plaza. Local resident and recreational bodybuilder Bob Bonham resurrected the historical Mr. America title last year.

Although he has faced opposition to his effort from competing bodybuilding associations, he hopes the natural, drug-free contest will generate greater interest in a sport that has been on the decline, especially among teens.

?It used to be the main show in this country,? said Bonham. He has been a resident of Secaucus the past 15 years and lives in the Harmon Cove area. ?You couldn?t get a better title than Mr. America. I would like to restore it.?

Mr. America is deeply rooted in bodybuilding history, beginning with attempts at a national amateur-like contest in 1938 followed by a more professional second contest that awarded the overall title in 1939 to Bert Goodrich. The contest was run by the American Athletic Union (AAU). It helped establish a foundation for future contests. Bodybuilders such as Steve Reeves of Hollywood ?Hercules? fame, Chris Dickerson, Jack Delinger, Roy Hilligenn, and Bill Pearl, who all carried the Mr. America title. The contest remained popular up until the 1970s, but began to fade as competition grew from other titles, among other factors.

?The AAU dropped bodybuilding from their criteria from all their sports and they let the trademark slip,? noted Bonham.

Regional contests abounded along with Mr. Universe and Mr. Olympia. The contests gave amateurs a way to further their career and eventually earn money and, in the most famous instance, paved the way for Arnold Schwarzenegger?s rise to Hollywood and political prominence.

He said that when he bought the trademark, he faced considerable opposition from bodybuilding associations he was once closely affiliated with because of the threat of added competition. According to Bonham, the other associations have blocked him from advertising in popular bodybuilding magazines, even though he worked as a promoter for 20 years. But he said that with the availability of social media tools like Facebook, he expects he will get about 50 to 60 participants and about 400 to 500 audience members to attend Mr. America.

All natural, drug-free

The Mr. America competition, as part of the International Natural Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation (INBF), is a pro-qualifier for the World Natural Bodybuilding Federation. Winners also receive a trophy.

The competition features categories for women and men of all ages including teenagers, women?s and men?s bodybuilding, mixed pairs, master?s competitions for those in their forties, fifties, sixties, and seventies, and women?s bikini competitions among others. He said the men?s physique competition is new this year.

Bonham said that the INBF is distinct from other bodybuilding associations because it is drug-free and natural.

?It is a totally positive experience for everybody,? said Bonham. ?There is a difference in attitudes. [Participants] are all happy they all live that lifestyle all year around.?

Participants undergo a polygraph lie-detector test and urine test before the competition. The contest tests for drugs such as anabolic steroids, growth hormones, and testosterone among others.

?The bodybuilders look changed, and now they have extended bellies but not us?not the natural guys,? said Bonham.

He said that bodybuilders now use insulin to enhance their build, which has to be taken in combination with a number of other drugs.

?I had just had a friend overdose from insulin,? noted Bonham.

Bonham described the bodybuilding role models that he grew up with in the 1960s and ?70s as having distinct shapes and bodies but that today ?everyone looks the same.? The advent of certain drugs and enhancements does not help that sentiment for Bonham.

?They took the aesthetic beauty out of [bodybuilding] with the drugs,? he said.

Generating interest among youth and beyond

?I was always a fan of the sport,? said Bonham. He said that as a child he devoured bodybuilding magazines and began working out when he was in the fifth grade.

?It has been my passion since I was in my early teens,? said Bonham. But he revealed that his main motivation was driven by his desire to impress girls.

?A girl said I had muscles and she ended up being my girlfriend.?

While teenagers like Bonham growing up in the ?60s wanted to be like bodybuilders to impress girls, teens today aren?t as interested according to Bonham but he hopes to change that.

?I also don?t want kids to be involved with drugs. It is the only way to save the sport,? said Bonham.

Bohnam said that the majority of bodybuilders these days are not young. He believes that mixed martial arts has dominated teenager attention for those interested in competing.

Bonham took his passion for bodybuilding and eventually opened a gym in 1984 with $6,000. The gym, Strong and Shapely, is located in East Rutherford. It has grown from 2,500 square feet to 25,000 square feet. He said that one reason he pursued the Mr. America title was for financial reasons to offset the challenges he has faced since the economic downturn but that he also hopes to return interest to a sport he said has been on the decline.

At his gym in Rutherford, Bonham said that all types of individuals work out including doctors, lawyers, teachers, and performers. He finds that people interested in weights are not the stereotypical ?muscle-heads.? He tries to encourage an interest in bodybuilding in all those who attend his gym.

?I hope it will help make the sport grow?help make the show grow,? said Bonham about his expectations for the Mr. America contest.

The contest will be held on April 28 at the Crowne Plaza in Secaucus. Prejudging is at 10 a.m. and the evening show begins at 5 p.m.

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Monday, April 23, 2012

Ask Engadget: best sub-$150 mechanical keyboard?

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We know you've got questions, and if you're brave enough to ask the world for answers, here's the outlet to do so. This week's Ask Engadget inquiry is coming to us from Andrew, who wants to get a proper keyboard, for doing serious business on. If you're looking to send in an inquiry of your own, drop us a line at ask [at] engadget [dawt] com.

"Hi, I'm thinking about getting a mechanical keyboard for my desktop. I'm a student so I'll need to do a bunch of word-processing and also moderate FPS gaming in the downtime. I've got a budget of $150 and prefer Cherry MX Blue and Brown switches, do you have any suggestions?"

No "thank you?" Man, the kids of today. Anyway, it's a weird coincidence because we've also been pondering swapping out our chiclet daily-driver for something more serious. We played with Matias' One at CES, while Andrew himself has one eye on the Razer Blackwidow or the Das Model S Pro / Stealth. But that's us, what we want to know is what y'all out there are using when it comes to properly made keyboards -- stick your comments below and let's get this doing done.

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A Woman Won a $1 Million Lottery Twice in One Day [Lottery]

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