After Johnnie Ashe returned from his first tour in Vietnam,
Arthur, stationed at West Point, was suddenly in danger of being sent over.
Johnnie volunteered in his brother's place so that Arthur could continue his
tennis career. Click here for full story.
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Tuesday, November 26, 2013
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Sony Wigs Out Over the Smart Wig
...Now for some news you can't use!
Most large tech companies are either making wearable
devices, or at least showing an interest in them. Sony's got a smartwatch,
sure, but it's bored of such "in-the-box" thinking. Either that, or
someone at Sony's been hitting the pipe, as the company's trying to patent what
it calls a "SmartWig" (yeah, seriously). The application describes a
standard wig that could "be made from horse hair, human hair, wool, feathers,
yak hair or any kind of synthetic material," with a circuit board hidden
among those luscious locks. That board can talk to a "second computing
device" wirelessly -- such as a phone or even a pair of smartglasses --
and actuators embedded in the hairpiece could "provide tactile feedback to
the user." In other words, the wig could vibrate when you receive emails
and the like. The wig-chip could also include GPS and an ultrasound transducer,
with different regions buzzing to give navigation cues. If all that doesn't
sound ludicrous enough, how about an integrated camera? Or, get this, a laser
pointer.
The filing goes on to claim a wig is the perfect hiding
place for delicate electronics, as humans tend to "instinctively protect
their heads more than other body parts." While its potential utility for
guiding the blind is mentioned, Sony's apparently tested the SmartWig in a far
less meaningful scenario: giving presentations. Switching slides by
"touching side burns" is expected to be of some merit, as is an
ability to sense facial gestures like the raising of eyebrows. It may be the
wearable device Doctor Evil has been dreaming of, but for some reason, we doubt
SmartWig could ever make it mainstream.
Sunday, November 17, 2013
A Flagship University-Basketball and Football
The
Largest State in the Country with a flagship university......... And there are
not black men in college what a shock????????? That’s because your job is to
play basketball & Football......... SMH
THE
VIDEO
The black students at University of California, Los Angeles,
sent a strong message about diversity at their school. Namely, the fact that
there isn't much when it comes to African-American males, a troubling fact for
one of the state's most elite institutions.
A group of students, led by Sy
Stokes, posted a video voicing their concerns about the number of black
students on campus, and their message is hard to ignore. Stokes, a third-year
Afro-American studies student who identifies as black, Cherokee and
Chinese, recites a spoken word poem in the video, citing blaring
statistics about the university's diversity issue.
According to the school's
enrollment statistics, African-Americans make up 3.8 percent of the student
population. In the video, Stokes points out that black males make up 3.3
percent of the male student population, and that 65 percent of those black
males are undergraduate athletes. Of the incoming men in the freshmen class,
only 1.9 percent of them were black.
In an interview with the
Daily Bruin, Stokes
said he almost dropped out of UCLA during his first year because he felt
isolated and uncomfortable. Although he eventually found his
niche in the minority community, he said he wanted to raise awareness about the
school's lack of diversity before the university's application deadline on Nov.
30.
“We had to do something to put our issues on the map,” Stokes
said.
In an email statement to the school paper, Janina Montero, vice
chancellor of student affairs, said administrators acknowledge the need for
more diversity and are attempting to work within the state's admission
parameters.
“We certainly recognize that the low numbers of African
Americans and other underrepresented students on campus does lead to a sense of
isolation and invisibility,” Montero said in her email statement. “It is
difficult to eliminate this painful imbalance without considering race in the
admissions process.”
The state
of California voted down affirmative action in 1996 and passed Proposition 209,
which banned state schools from considering race, gender, ethnicity or national
origins in their admissions processes. Black student enrollment has severely
decreased since that
provision and critics are saying that has to change.
The students' video adds to the ongoing affirmative action
debate both inside and outside of the state, raising awareness about diversity
at institutions around the country. Stokes said he feels responsible for
spreading the word about the unknown challenges of being a minority student at
UCLA and the ongoing lack of diversity on campus.
"Being the cousin of Arthur Ashe, I feel as though it is my
responsibility to uphold the strong voices of the Black Bruin community,"
he said. This school has experienced unacceptable instances of injustice
recently, and many people are not aware of what is happening at this
university."
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Treatment. These treatments are offered by most salons now-a-days for about
$20.00 but you can save money by doing this treatment at home yourself.
Women snatched and grabbed over $15,000 worth of hair from the racks in his store in Houston, Texas
You’ve got so many celebrities wearing this type of hair
now, and so many women want that look” said store owner Kehlin “Mr.
Indian Hair” Farooq. Four women snatched and grabbed over $15,000 worth of hair
from the racks in his store in Houston, Texas. The incident was caught on
surveillance cameras (see video on this page) and four suspects have now been
apprehended.
The average value for a bundle of hair is about $150 to 200 dollars.” Kehlin ‘Mr. Indian Hair’ Farooq, Entrepreneur
We know the economy is tight and people gotta eat — but dayyum. There are certainly better ways to get involved in the business of black hair.
What say you?
This is the reason we should organizers the black hair
distributors in the United States. We do not condone what these ladies
did it would've been nice if they would approach the merchant and ask to sell
here for him. These ladies deftly know where to go to sell the hair. It would
be great if some way we could recruit them. Once they do their time, they know
how to use social media in selling the hair.
something to think about.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Up-Coming Events In The Barber & Beauty Industry
Don’t miss the beauty industry’s up-coming events throughout
the USA on B.O.B.S.A.
Visit the B.O.B.S.A Blog on the Events page.
Friday, November 1, 2013
B.O.B.S.A Discount Card. Get The Best Beauty For Less
It is a pleasure to introduce you to the Black Owned Beauty Supply Association new “Consumer Discount Card” which is now available to the public. The new Consumer Discount Card will give thousands of Black consumers the opportunity to receive special discounts from BOBSA’s Black manufacturers worldwide.
B.O.B.S.A is a worldwide organization that is both a forum for the exchange of innovative ideas and as a resource for current developments in the beauty industry. The B.O.B.S.A companies will provide ongoing discounts from 5%-25%, which amounts to tremendous savings to you. This will also recirculate Black Dollars back into the Black community, Connecting the Black Dots and Dollars, which is the mission of B.O.B.S.A.
We are proud to announce that the first "500" registrants will receive their Consumer Discount Card for $10, regularly priced at $25 (Annual Renewal Fee).
We hope you’ll join us. Visit http://bobsa.org for more information
Here are just some of the participating companies.
BLACK MANUFACTURES AND HAIR DIST
Angel Discount Hair
AWNI Hair Dist.
CoHair (Colleen)
Global Skin Solution
It's Yours Hair
iWeave
Jane Carter Solution
My Pure Remy Hair Dist.
Nouri Tress
One Crowning Glory Hair Dist.
PPUI Jamaican Mango
STELLA Shampoos &Cond
Taliah Waajid Black Earth
AWNI Hair Dist.
CoHair (Colleen)
Global Skin Solution
It's Yours Hair
iWeave
Jane Carter Solution
My Pure Remy Hair Dist.
Nouri Tress
One Crowning Glory Hair Dist.
PPUI Jamaican Mango
STELLA Shampoos &Cond
Taliah Waajid Black Earth
And many more.