PaperTab is the revolutionary 'paper' tablet. You probably figured that computing tech would get smaller and more powerful. But how about thinner? And if you thought of that already, how thin did you figure? Not PaperTab thin, I bet! Forget e-books that mimic folding a page. You can really do it on this future tech. Incredible. Watch the clip.
'Intel®, Plastic Logic and Queen's University work together to revolutionize tablet computing
Cambridge, UK and Kingston, Canada - January 7, 2013 - Watch out tablet lovers - A flexible paper computer developed at Queen's University in collaboration with Plastic Logic and Intel Labs will revolutionize the way people work with tablets and computers. The PaperTab tablet looks and feels just like a sheet of paper. However, it is fully interactive with a flexible, high-resolution 10.7" plastic display developed by Plastic Logic, a flexible touchscreen, and powered by the second generation Intel® Core i5 processor. Instead of using several apps or windows on a single display, users have ten or more interactive displays or "papertabs": one per app in use.'
J. Keys spazzes, dropping a calculated lyrical rant that just happens to make a lot of sense. Keys pokes fun at those that often seek to put a label on his music. Fueled by the high powered Eddie Kendricks sample via Kariem Riggins, lyrically Keys delivers as always promising KeymoTherapy is on the way.
Be on the look out for the forthcoming "KeymoTherapy" Mixtape from J. Keys
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Hungry and need to go tree shopping? Kill two birds with one stone by stopping by Atlanta Food Truck Park for dinner and to pick up a tree.
Georgia Farm to Table and Tradition Trees will bring Christmas trees to the food truck park this holiday season.
Trees will be sold during the month of November and throughout December. Select from a variety of food trucks and Xmas trees and take one home to decorate for the holiday.
Atlanta Food Truck Park is #where2go Georgia Farm to Table is #who2know Tradition Trees is #where2know
Save the date, mark your calendar, do whatever you need to do to remember that my Birthday party is going down on Friday November 23rd, 2012 aka Black Friday.
For the past 3 years me and (Bugz In The Attic DJ/Producer) Daz-I-Kue have been celebrating our Birthday (which we share on 11.22) with a party with some of our favorite DJ's. The rules are simple. You must dance, meet somebody new, and have fun. The past two years we've treated the ATL with Waajeed & Rich Medina. This year we're keeping it ATL with DJ's Kemit & Rasta Root.
In the spirit of Black Friday, we're doing a 2 for 1 special like never before. Admission into the Birthday Jumpoff will also get you into the "Hot Vs. Dope" event next door at Space 2 with DJ's J-Live & Applejac will be holding down the sounds at. Check the flyer below for the info and spread the word.
This is a special invite for you to attend HipHop101:THE DEFINITION OF TRUE ARTistry(Networking Event and Concert) Wednesday September 12th at 9PM at The Sound Table
Hip Hop 101, hosted by DJ Lady B and featuring the Slip & Slide DJs Chris Brickz and King Reece
Ten of the best scouted artists in Atlanta featured in one big event. Selected based on their excellence in lyricism, originality, and performance. Where most Atlanta artist events choose artists on popularity, Hip Hop 101 chooses their artists on their definition of TRUE ARTistry. This event was inspired by the artists who don't sacrifice Quality for a higher Quantity of followers. Hip Hop 101's concept is to put an event together that focuses on networking within our Hip Hop community in Atlanta and giving music consumers more Quality rather than focusing on the Quantity each artist can bring, because great music will bring fans! #WeCreateFANSnotFOLLOWERS
See attached flyer for event details and more info
Legendary hip-hop DJ Jason Mizell, aka Jam Master Jay, is gunned down in his Queens studio. Security tapes of the incident mysteriously disappear, the five witnesses are uncooperative and no one is talking...until now. 2 TURNTABLES AND A MICROPHONE documents the investigation of the unsolved murder of Jam Master Jay, RUN-DMC's groundbreaking DJ and producer, deftly revealing the history of hip-hop and mainstream rap along the way. Exclusive, candid interviews with 50 Cent, Ja Rule, Russell Simmons, RUN-DMC and more offer insight into Jam Master Jay's life - including information that could finally help police solve the murder that shook the music world to its core.
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The mothers of rappers T-Pain, Lil Wayne and R&B singer Ne-Yo have teamed to create a new talk show, Dinner Table Discussions.
Aliyah "Mama Pain" Najm (T-Pain‘s mother), Jacida Carter (Lil Wayne's mother) and H. Loraine Smith (Ne-Yo's mother) will serve as hosts of Dinner Table Discussions, which aims to present a quality and informative program.
According to the women, their aim is to create a show that will enhance their viewers "educationally, economically, socially and culturally," by discussing current events, important topics, interviews and feature segments.
"Our vision is to be a premiere talk show that delivers a creative and informative format that assists viewers in educating and solving challenging issues," Najm told AllHipHop.com in a statement.
EMI's debt to Citigroup offers "an extremely stable and flexible financial structure," according to an internal email from chief executive Elio Leoni-Sceti sent to all EMI Music staffers and obtained by Billboard. The email, apparently intended to quell fears and rumors about the company's financial health, was sent yesterday after the Wall Street Journal published an article about Terra Firma's latest infusion of equity into EMI (called an "equity cure").
EMI's debt with Citigroup, explained Leoni-Sceti, is what is often called covenant-lite. This means the debt carries with it flexibility in dealing with deviations from agreed-upon covenants. The frequency of covenant-lite deals soared between 2005 and 2007 - the year Terra Firma acquired EMI - due to the high amounts of liquidity in credit markets. The availability of credit reduced the power lenders had over borrowers and their ability to intervene when covenants are not met. Critics warn that these deals may be harmful because they prolong lenders' ability to intervene at the earliest signs of trouble.
In some cases, a covenant-lite deal will allow the debtor to add equity to the company in order to meet a certain loan covenant. For example, a loan may carry with it a requirement of a certain debt to EBITDA ratio. If the company does not achieve that ratio, it is allowed to infuse equity into the company to count as EBITDA, thereby meeting the covenant and averting a breach of the deal. EMI's memo provides no details on the specifics of EMI's debt to Citi and which covenant the equity infusion impacted, but it does say the equity came from a fund set up for Maltby/EMI specifically for this kind of need.
The email:
From: Internal Communication
Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 10:34 AM
To: !1 All EMI Music Staff
Subject: REPORTS ON EMI MUSIC'S FINANCES - from Elio Leoni-Sceti
Dear all
Over the past couple of days, there have been some misleading and inaccurate media reports about EMI's financial position. You may receive questions from artists and business partners.
The facts are as follows:
EMI's financial structure
EMI has an extremely stable and flexible financial structure. Our debt, which is provided by Citigroup, is what is known as 'covenant-lite', in other words there are no traditional covenants.
Normal corporate loans have covenants - if a company breaches them, the lender automatically takes control of the assets. Instead, under Terra Firma's agreement with Citigroup, we have some financial ratios that we are tested on at certain dates. If those ratios are not met at the required times, our holding company Maltby injects small amounts of additional investment capital which are called 'equity cures'.