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Get connected: The Open Garden app lets you to share a wireless connection with others, forming a mesh network as shown here. Rachel Metz | Technology Review

An app called Open Garden lets users share wireless bandwidth, and could reduce network congestionif carriers don't revolt.

Though the idea of having Internet available everywhere is no longer a fantasy, it's not quite reality, either. Many of us carry smart phones everywhere we go, but we don't always have a high-speed data or Wi-Fi connection. And in many places, Internet access can still be hard to find.

Open Garden wants to change this. The San Franciscobased startup recently rolled out a smart-phone app that lets you connect to the Internet by piggybacking on the Web access of other Open Garden app users, using peer-to-peer connections that form a mesh network. The company's hope is that, in addition to making Internet access ubiquitous, Open Garden will become a platform on top of which developers can build new kinds of mobile services.

Though the app may excite some consumers, it's likely to face pushback from wireless carriers, which currently charge both for tethering services that allow you to share your smart phone's wireless data connection with a laptop and for wireless hotspots that allow several gadgets to access the Web at once. Open Garden is hoping carriers will come around once they realize that its app may help relieve congestion on their clogged data networks.

Cofounder and CEO Micha Benoliel, an entrepreneur whose past experiences include helping Skype roll out the features that let users make calls to or from landlines and cell phones, thought of the concept behind Open Garden a while back. But it wasn't until 2010 that he felt smart phones had grown popular enough that it could work.

The Open Garden app was released last month in an open beta test for mobile devices running Google's Android software, and there is an Open Garden app for Macs and PCs as well. Benoliel would also like to release a version of the app for Apple's iOS platform, but he says he'll need approval from Apple before that is possible.

Once you've installed Open Garden and opened it up, it runs in the background, quietly managing connections between devices with the help of Bluetooth.

Looking at the app on your smart-phone screen, you can see all the devices around you that are running Open Garden, and see how each is connected to the Internetsometimes directly, sometimes through another person's connection, sometimes through the connection of a person who is latched on to yet another person's connectionas well as your connection speed.

While demonstrating Open Garden at a San Francisco caf, Benoliel said that the company has developed a patented method by which nearby gadgets can recognize each other without the need for users to intervene. He said that Open Garden sniffs around for available Web-connected devices, choosing the best way to get online automatically, and that the person with the original connection is prioritized over others.

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CHICAGO, June 3, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Chicago will be the epicenter of the Internet, mobile, and marketing world as world-renowned experts take the stage at Internet Prophets LIVE! from June 8-10, 2012, held at the Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel with an opening party the evening of June 7.

The inaugural conference and exhibition focuses on teaching small business owners, coaches and consultants how to dominate their niche and generate massive online traffic. In addition, attendees will learn to leverage seldom-revealed tactics, tools and strategies for profiting online.

"We are thrilled to bring 29 of the world's prominent thought leaders from Australia, Canada, and the United States to the main stage at Internet Prophets LIVE!" said Steve Olsher, event creator and author of the book Internet Prophets: The World's Leading Experts Reveal How to Profit Online. "This is going to be a game-changing three days as each speaker has agreed to pull back the curtain and share detailed, actionable information attendees can immediately implement to quickly grow their businesses."

Bill Walsh, a globally renowned business coach and marketing expert, is a new addition to the speaking lineup. He will deliver the closing keynote address June 10. Walsh is the founder of one of the world's top coaching and venture capital companies, Powerteam International. Walsh's diverse and successful background helps him connect instantly with his audience by sharing the mindset, methods and systems required to win big. He delivers a message of transformation and practical applications through life stories that empower people to understand what it takes to build successful companies.

"I am really excited about Internet Prophets Live. Steve Olsher and the entire team have really put something big together in Chicago. Business leaders want the keys to make their brands thrive today. The knowledge learned over this weekend will truly shape the future for attendees," said Walsh while on a speaking tour in Asia.

"There are some true powerhouse industry leaders on the main stage, and with breakout sessions featuring industry pioneers like Chris Foltz, this an event you don't want to miss," said Walsh.

Other confirmed main stage speakers include some of the royalty in internet marketing and revenue streams. The weekend will feature the likes of Jay Conrad Levinson, Armand Morin, Mike Filsaime, Mike Koenigs, Janet Bray Attwood, Larry Winget, Marc Ostrofsky, and many others.

The weekend features 20 in-depth breakout sessions and cutting edge exhibitors including various areas from SEO Strategists to Software Developers and more who will answer questions to make attendees' ideas a reality. The final breakout session is 30-year-old PR wunderkind Chris Foltz. His outside the box style is garnering national attention and by all accounts, reshaping the industry. He is the founder of Christopher Foltz & Company, a Chicago based communication strategy firm, which has revolutionized the way brands think about charity partnerships in their PR and marketing campaigns. His inspiring story and how he relates it to brand growth will be shared in his breakout session Friday June 8th at 12:05pm.

Attendees will also be treated with the release and special "Internet Prophets" book signing event by Steve Olsher. More information about the event, as well as registration and sponsorship options, can be found at http://www.InternetProphets.com.

The Powerteam International logo is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=12699

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03-06-2012 03:27 Playing along with The Stranglers and their song Princess Of The Streets. Take 2, but with a better sound mix. This version is not mixed with the original digital recording, and everything was recorded with a microphone and in mono, but still the 666-Big Brother-software of Google-YouTube considers this to be a digital EMI-recording, and that's absurd, though I admit this is not my composition, and even this version is still not available in Canada, Germany, Montenegro, Saint Pierre and Miquelon and Serbia, while my previous version is still available worldwide: Google-YouTube is all about MONEY and TOTAL CONTROL. I've uploaded this version to check what the impersonal software of Google-YouTube would decide. Again, I went back in time with The Stranglers. It had been a hot day with a fan that was running for cooling. Shorts with tie seemed to me appropriate attire for this song. I rehearsed this a couple more times, and it's still with errors, but it's a nice song to play along to and in my younger years I was a big fan of The Stranglers. Watch my first version: Lyrics: She's gone and left me I don't know why That girl she's crazy She made me cry She's gone and left me I don't know why Yeah she's the queen of the street What a piece of meat She's real good looking She makes me sigh Blue jeans and leather Her heels are high She's real good looking She makes me sigh Yeah she's the queen of the street What a special treat She's no lady She'll ...

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UNIONTOWN, Ohio, June 3, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Peak Dental Arts announced that the practice has added digital radiographs to its Uniontown and Akron, OH offices. This technology upgrade is part of the dental practice's commitment to superior customer service. According to dentist Dr. Craig C. Lanik, digital radiography is one of the greatest technological advancements in medical imaging over the last decade. Dr. Lanik can evaluate the digital X-ray images immediately; there is no processing time. As part of the practice's commitment to advanced technology, Dr. Lanik also provides Cerec dentistry, which allows for the creation of dental restoration in a single visit.

Dental patients visiting Peak Dental Arts for restorative and cosmetic dentistry will now receive X-rays using the practice's new digital radiography. In place of traditional X-ray film, digital radiography uses a digital sensor to capture images of the teeth.

"The safety and convenience of our patients is paramount," said Dr. Craig C. Lanik, the founder and owner of Peak Dental Arts. "That's why we are excited to announce our switchover to digital radiography. Both our Uniontown and Akron offices now feature the state-of-the-art digital radiography. This allows us to instantly view and evaluate a patient's teeth."

The practice's dental care team has completed special training for the administration and interpretation of digital imaging. Dr. Lanik says that the images provide a larger, more accurate representation of a patient's teeth structure. Images can be enlarged or magnified for improved evaluation and analysis. For example, by adjusting brightness, contrast and color settings, Dr. Lanik can better identify small cavities in the teeth.

Dr. Lanik stressed that digital radiography eliminates the need for harmful developing chemicals and also minimizes a patient's exposure to radiation. "Digital dental x-rays emit 90 percent less radiation than traditional film X-rays," said Dr. Lanik. "In addition to reduced radiation, digital records of X-rays are easier to track, manage and share with other dental professionals. If a patient moves to a new state, I can easily send a file of these records to his new dentist. This streamlines patient care and prevents unnecessary diagnostic procedures -- saving patients valuable time and money."

In addition to digital radiography, the dental practice also offers Cerec dentistry. This ceramic dental restoration procedure uses 3D computerized imaging to aid in the design of dental restorations.

"Patients today have busy lives and demanding schedules," said Dr. Lanik. "It can be difficult to squeeze in multiple visits to the dentist in order to have cosmetic restorations created. With Cerec dentistry, dentists only need a single appointment to create restorations -- there's no need for multiple impressions, a temporary restoration, or follow-up visits. We complete the entire procedure in one easy visit."

Dr. Lanik provides comprehensive oral health care services, including cosmetic dentistry and restorative dentistry. The practice offers teeth whitening, caps and crowns, dental bridges, veneers, tooth-colored filings and implants.

Prospective patients may learn more about cosmetic dentistry by visiting http://www.lanikdds.com/ or either of their two locations.

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