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The Speck GemShell case's flexible hardshell construction has a see-through finish which lets the colours of your iPod touch shine through.£19.95
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The iPod touch loop is a colourful new way to keep your iPod touch handy. That's perfect for when you want to shoot from a hard-to-reach camera angle. Flip iPod touch up to type a quick iMessage. Or just sport it when you're pocketless. The loop also keeps your iPod touch safe, so you won't have to worry about a slip, fumble, drop or over-zealous robot dance. Choose from six colours. The iPod touch loop comes in a pack of two, one in colour and one in white.£7.00
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Tech21 Impact Mesh Case for iPod touch (5th Generation)
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Add some sparkle to your iPod touch with the Venom Jewel Case. The Jewel Case features little gems and is designed to compliment the streamline form factor of the iPod touch, while also providing protection from bumps, knocks and scratches.£19.95
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LOGANVILLE -- It wasn't meant to be for the Rockdale girls basketball team.
After a 20-win regular season and a No. 1 seed secured with a victory over rival Salem on the final night of the season, the Bulldogs were eliminated from the Region 8-AAAA tournament by Clarke Central 46-44 in Tuesday's quarterfinals.
Rockdale (20-6) was trying to get back to the state playoffs for the second consecutive season, but let No. 4 seed Clarke (12-13) erase a seven-point second-half lead to pull off the upset.
Rockdale ended the third quarter on a 7-0 run and led 40-33 heading to the final period, but that's when the Bulldogs' offense went cold. While the subregion champions failed to score a point for more than five minutes, Clarke scored the first 10 points of the period and grabbed its first lead of the game at 41-40 on a bucket by Ebony Fleming.
The lead was 43-40 before Rockdale finally ended its drought on two free throws from Kree Clark, then took the lead back at 44-43 on the final two of Brianna Lawrence's 17 points. That was the last time Rockdale would score. Euniqua Smith hit a go-ahead bucket at the 2:19 mark for the Gladiators, and trailing by two with four seconds left, Breanna Richardson couldn't get a potential-tying runner off before the buzzer.
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The Hard Rock Café is taking advantage of the newly opened Old Falls Street, presenting six free music events within the strip this summer. "Hard Rock at the Falls," Niagara County's newest free concert series, boasts five national headliners and a special performance by the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.
Susan Swiatkowski, sales and marketing manager for Hard Rock Café Niagara Falls USA, called the schedule "an eclectic mix of live music" at a press conference held Tuesday at the restaurant. The concert series runs seven consecutive Saturdays, from July 3 through Aug. 7. Each show begins at 6 p.m. (rain or shine).
The lineup includes:
- July 3 - Gord Downie, with opening acts Joshua James and Alison Pipitone. Downie, the lead singer of the Tragically Hip, is touring with his side project, The Country of Miracles. Fireworks will be fired off following this concert.
- July 10 - The English Beat, with lead-ins Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad and Floozie. One of England's first ska bands, The English Beat is known for songs "Mirror in the Bathroom," "Save It for Later" and "I Confess."
- July 17 - The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra plays the Music of Pink Floyd. The BPO will perform songs from the classic Pink Floyd album "Dark Side of the Moon."
- July 24 - Soul Asylum, with The Incurables, DoDriver and A Potter's Field. After a brief hiatus, Soul Asylum ("Runaway Train") is back and touring with new music from the album "Silver Lining."
- July 31 - Lou Gramm, with local acts Free Henry!, McCarthyism and eXit! Gramm, the former lead singer of Foreigner, is touring with a band of his own. As a solo artist, the Rochester native scored a hit with songs "Midnight Blue," "Ready or Not" and "Just Between You and Me."
- Aug. 7 - Tonic, with support from Ryan Star, More Than Me and Ten Cent Howl. One of the '90s most successful post-grunge, alt-rock acts, Tonic is back together and touring again. Frontman Emerson Hart and co. recently released their fourth album, the eponymous "Tonic."
Opening act More Than Me is a finalist in the 2010 Hard Rock Calling Festival in London. The band has the opportunity to perform with Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder and Pearl Jam between June 25-27. The winner of the contest is determined by fan vote (visit http://battle.ambassadorsofrock.com now through June 6).
The Hard Rock welcomed '80s rocker Eddie Money for its first outdoor summer concert in 2008, and drew more than 2,000 fans. The series expanded to three live shows in 2009.
Sponsors for the 2010 concert series include the City of Niagara Falls, Empire State Concerts (and promoter David Taylor), Old Falls Street and the Seneca Gaming Corporation/Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Music is Art.
"We are proud to work with a host of amazing partners ... in order to produce this series," Swiatkowski said. "It is only because of their support and commitment that we are able to present such world-class entertainment for the thousands of Western New York residents and visitors alike that attend these concerts. And truly it helps revitalize our downtown corridor."
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Campbellsville University honored 166 teachers from 58 school districts throughout Kentucky with the Campbellsville University Excellence in Teaching Award on Saturday, May 10, at Ransdell Chapel on the CU campus.
Bill Goodman, host of "Kentucky Tonight" and "One to One" on Kentucky Educational Television, spoke to the nearly 400 teachers and their guests by discussing "What is a teacher for?"
The Taylor County Flying Cardinals won recently while competing against 20 teams in the SKILLS-Flight Challenge and Wing Design competition at Lake Cumberland Regional Airport on May 17.
Skills Flight Challenge Team members Logan Perry, Clayton Bishop, Meghan Sanford and Austin Smith were tested in aeronautical knowledge, flight simulation, aircraft identification and pre-flight and flight planning.
Perry and Bishop placed first and second, respectively, in advanced group and Sanford placed third in fundamental group.
David Cornette of Campbellsville received a bachelor's degree in English on Sunday, May 4, at Berea College.
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A total of 144 students, faculty and staff members from Campbellsville University are serving in missions and ministry projects this summer.
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Faculty and staff members at Campbellsville University celebrated their years of service at the 31st annual recognition service recently.
The following were recognized at the service.
• Thirty years - Joe Foster, assistant professor of business and economics.
• Twenty-five years - Dr. Damon Eubank, chair of the Division of Social Science and professor of history.
Taylor County Elementary School students Zane Murphy and Gabby England won new bicycles at school recently.
Each year all Writers of the Week are entered for a drawing to receive a new bicycle. Murphy and England were drawn as this year's winners.
Campbellsville Elementary School students Diego Noyola, Jacob Lyons, Breanna Lyons, Caton Lawhorn, Skyler Wilhoite, Jaylen Clark, Ezekiel Harris, Anthony Goins, Gabriel Noyola, Wesley Reynolds, TaShaun Hart, Chase Lawless and Camilla Taylor were recently honored for having perfect attendance this school year.
Four Taylor County residents recently graduated with degrees from St. Catharine College.
Kristen Elizabeth Bradshaw received a bachelor's degree in nursing and graduated cum laude.
Samantha Lockridge received a degree in sonography.
Miriah Elizabeth Cox received a degree in elementary education and graduated cum laude.
Christina F. Vaughn completed a degree in pharmacy technology and graduated magna cum laude.
Two Campbellsville residents recently graduated from the University of the Cumberlands.
On Saturday, May 10, the university conferred 649 degrees for graduation.
Rebekah Gabbert of Campbellsville graduated with a master of arts in education degree in teacher leadership. She is the daughter of Jerry and Nadine Butler and the wife of Josh Gabbert.
Taylor County Elementary School teacher Melissa Melton was named Teacher of the Year for the 2013-2014 school year on May 23.
She was presented a plaque and gift and crowned queen of Morning Meeting.
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Oprah Interview
Oprah Interview Part 2: What Lance Did and Didn't Say
Lance moves on to family, punishment, and Livestrong, but leaves out many of the dirty details
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Armstrong called stepping down from Livestrong "the lowest" point of his fall. (Getty)
"Don't Defend Me Anymore"
Part 1: What He Did and Didn't Say
second installment of Oprah's two-part interview
with Lance Armstrong aired last night. Here's a look at what we learned—and what remains unclear.
What He Said:
Armstrong's family is at least part of the reason why he decided to come forward. Tired of his oldest son Luke defending a liar, Armstrong wants his kids to grow up without the burden of their father's deceit. "The older kids need to not be living with this issue in their lives. That isn't fair for me to have done to them. And I did it. And also for the little ones who have no idea. They're 2 and 3. They obviously have no idea. But they will learn it." Touching? Yes. But was his family the only impetus behind his confession? Hardly. Interestingly, Armstrong said that when he told his oldest children the truth, they just accepted it. It's as if they knew all along.
His children were certainly not the only thing on Armstrong's mind when he decided to come clean. He clearly wants to lessen his lifetime ban, even though he doesn't necessarily believe it will happen. "I love to train. I love to race. I love to toe the line." He mentioned, as an example, a desire to run the Chicago Marathon when he's 50.
Armstrong feels he deserves a chance to compete despite all that has transpired. While he didn't go so far as to call it unfair, he feels something is not right about his lifetime ban when compared to the six-month sentences handed to his former teammates. "I deserve to be punished. I'm not sure that I deserve a death penalty."
As for the accusations that he attempted to donate $250,000 to USADA, Armstrong says they are not true. If he had made such an attempt, he wondered, why wasn't it mentioned in the USADA report?
What about the now-infamous "just layin' around" tweet? Just another act of defiance while, as Oprah put it, "the wolves were at his door." Scarily, he thought it was a good idea at the time. Exchanges like this underscore an unintended consequence of Lance's decision to come forward: the public is getting perhaps its first unadulterated look at the Texan's psyche. To put it in Freudian terms, Armstrong is all id.
As for Livestrong, Armstrong called stepping-down from the board his "most humbling moment." "It hurt like hell," he said. "The lowest moment." But of course, when discussing it, Armstrong could not bring himself to say that he had been asked to step down. He would admit that he was forced out or told to leave. As he said himself Thursday, Armstrong must always control the narrative. While he hopes Livestrong can live without his story, he clearly cannot.
Armstrong reiterated his belief that the bio passport has made tremendous strides in the fight against doping, so much so that in 2009 he thought he could win the race clean. Notice the repetition of a common theme: in 2009 and 2010, Armstrong raced clean. At least that's what he wants us to believe.
Armstrong said he is committed to apologizing: to Frankie, Betsy, Tyler, Floyd, Greg, Emma O'Reilly, and even David Walsh. But if that's indeed the case, then why not apologize to them publicly when given the chance? Yes, he admitted to bullying and rolling over O'Reilly Thursday night, but he refused to "go there" when Oprah handed him an opportunity to apologize for what he did to Betsy and Frankie Andreu.
That said, this experience hasn't completely changed the way Armstrong sees himself. He says he's in therapy (something he's done "sporadically" because he's "had a messy life") but he knows that this is going to be a long process.
Last but not least, it's clear that Oprah came loaded for bear. She asked all the right questions, and while she didn't always get the answers we desired, it was not for her lack of trying. Bravo Oprah! (Manti Te'o is awaiting your call.)
What's Still Unclear
Did Armstrong really race clean in 2009 and 2010? The USADA report says there is a "less than one in a million chance" that Armstrong's blood values from the 2009 and 2010 Tours de France could occur naturally. Yet Armstrong maintained in the interview that his last doped race was the 2005 Tour de France. If true and he were somehow able to have his suspension reduced to eight years, it could be back-dated to the end of his last "dirty" race. While unlikely, should it all come to pass, Armstrong might indeed find himself toeing the line at the Chicago Marathon some day soon. If he's telling the truth. If.
To what extent or degree did Armstrong pressure his teammates to follow his example? We never received a clear answer as to what Armstrong did or did not do in attempt to "encourage" his teammates to follow his lead. He said Thursday that there were no threats or ultimatums, but the testimony in the USADA report as well as Tyler Hamilton's book are quite damning. At some point, this will need to be re-addressed.
What do Armstrong's ex-wife, Kristin; his ex-girlfriend, Sheryl Crow; and his current, girlfriend Anna Hansen really know about his dope-riddled past? Kristin Armstrong allegedly helped Armstrong and his teammates dope, but tonight he seemed to do his best to deflect and obscure any insinuation that she played a role in the program. "She certainly knew or was on a need-to-know basis." But what did she know and what did she do?
What role did Armstrong's longtime coach (and former
contributor), Chris Carmichael, play in all of this? Accused of systematically doping junior riders in the 1990s (a case which was subsequently settled out of court), Carmichael built a business out of being the supposed architect of Armstrong's comeback from cancer. Did he know Armstrong was doping?
And what about Johan Bruyneel? The tactical mastermind behind Armstrong's seven Tour de France victories, Bruyneel has been implicated as a central figure in the team's doping program. Bruyneel appears ready to cooperate with the Belgian authorities. Will his testimony contradict anything that Armstrong said?
Was the interview a good idea? Time will tell, but Armstrong appeared unprepared to be as honest as many had hoped he would be. Worse, he made himself vulnerable by contradicting prior testimony. He's also taking a beating in the press. One has to wonder if this was the best course of action.
What Now?
In the end, it is unclear if Armstrong is ready to face all of his demons. His interview with Oprah is just the tip of the iceberg and it's just the start of what will certainly be a long, painful process. If the Texan hopes to have any chance for redemption, the next steps forward are apologies to those whose lives he tried to ruin, cooperation with USADA and WADA, and the complete implication of the people who helped him cheat. He has a lot of work to do.
"Don't Defend Me Anymore"
Part 1: What He Did and Didn't Say
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How do I get a Grant for my Child Care Business?
There are grants available from both State and Federal government agencies for child care centers and family care providers. These grants can even be used to make modifications and renovations to existing facilities to improve your business. Grant applicants for child care grants must meet the requirements of the grant program. However, once you've met the requirements, these grants to not have to be repaid by you, the recipient.
Child Care and Development Block Grant
Sponsored by the Department of Health and Human Services, the Child Care and Development Block Grants are given to State and tribal organizations to provide child care services. Some services include assisting low income residents with child care expenses, developing child care programs that meet the parents needs, providing information to help parents iwth their child care options and allow funds for minor renovatiopns and building upgrades to meet State and local child care standards.
Child Care Grant Fund
Child care centers and providers int he state of Nebraska can apply for child care grants to help their business. The child Care Grant Fund allocates $200,000 in financial awards for child care providers and centers to make modifications to their buildings. This is done in order to meet licensing requirements, to accommodate more children and kids with disabilities, and to upgrade services from family home care to daycare centers. Grant amounts for family home providers are $5,000, while child care centers can apply for up to $10,000. Applications are available monthly and recipients cannot apply for another grant for three years.
Child Care Facilities Fund
In Alameda County, California, child care centers can apply for two grants under the Child Care Facilities Fund (CCFF). The Quality Improvement Grant is only available to Every Child Counts First 5 Alameda County Quality Improvement initiative program participants. The grant amount can reach $10,000. The money can be used to purchase equipment and child development materials, facility improvements and repairs. Facility grants, worth up to $50,000, can be used to cover hte construction, expansion and equipment costs of nonprofit start up or existing child care centers. These centers must focus on providing services for infants with special needs or low-income residents.
So what are you waiting for? There are Child Care Center Grants waiting!
Take the time to contact your State office of Child Care licensing, and find what resources are available to you. While the process requires plenty of the requisite paperwork, your center, and the children you care for every day, stand to benefit tremendously. Then when you need to renew your child care center's insurance, we hope you'll give Child Care Insurance Professionals the opportunity to give you a quote. We relish the chance to earn your business. Unable to find your State's information? Feel free to send me an email and I would be happy to help you to locate your local resources.
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More bad news for Tameka Raymond ... first Usher made it clear he's gonna evict her from his mansion ... now TMZ has learned her OTHER landlord -- from a small business she owns -- is suing her for $50k in unpaid rent and other stuff.
Antelope Valley Plaza filed the eviction case against Tameka -- claiming she signed a two-year lease agreement back in 2010 for three retail spaces in a Georgia complex ... where she runs Kangazoom -- an indoor play center for kids.
AVP claims in the docs Tameka was supposed to pony up $9,966.67 / month ... but she hasn't anted up for months -- and now owes $36,943.42 in back rent.
But wait ... there's more. AVP claims she owes more than $4k in late charges, $2k in unpaid taxes all tolled, AVP is gunning for $49,816.18.
Tameka says AVP is the one that breached the contract, and she wants the case dismissed.
This kind of crap from entitled people, rich or poor, really ticks me off. I work hard five days a week, sometimes way more than 40 hours, and I never had a child I couldn't afford, owned a vehicle, or mortgaged a home I couldn't afford. There should be a debtors prison for people who feel they are above owning anything they don't feel like paying. In the end it comes back to us working stiffs who have to foot the bill for their sense of entitlement. I am way tired of it. AND DON"T MAKE THIS FREAKING POLITICAL BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN GOING ON FOR MANY POLITICAL REGIMES. Amen.
Where do these gold digger's money go?....SMH.
What a piece of work! Looks like she is waiting for a huge pay day from Usher to take care of her obligations.
Who is this person? Lately TMZ is featuring the bottom of the barrel.
karma, baby.
I wonder if she expects Usher to pay for this as well
put her and her crap to the curb.stop living off a sugar daddy.
This is all too funny to me. Bitch thought she'd be rolling in Usher dough by now so she quit paying her bills. Maybe now she'll consider getting a job and quit trashing the guy in public.
pet deposit and deposit covered what we owed 5 yrs ago.
we were only on 1 yr lease but lived there 2003 to 2007 october 2003-october 2007
5ys later is to late to be suing.
You see it's like this she thought her payout was having children or a child with Usher. He finnally woke up and said this women is a Gold Digger. And Judge could see this. His case he made and it stuck. That's why my daddy said make your own and you have no one to answer but to yourself and you will maintain your Identify and self esteem and if you want you can throw the towel in anytime. It's called independence something of which this person feels she doesn't need to earn.
Poor Tameka, lost her son, loosing a place to stay and her business...But, Usher isn't the only baby daddy with a good income. Also, Usher has custody of his kids so she will not be collecting from him....Geeessshhh, how much suffering can she take? She needs to go sit down and get out of the media spot light and re-group and think of her children she has custody of.
USHER only has eyes for Bieber,
What happened to her other business, the one she needed the Saks fifth Avenue card for? I suppose that one is next to sue her.


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What I have learned over the years studying this scheme is that if you have poor safety play, it affects how well the defense functions. The idea is to funnel the ball to the inside and allow the linebackers and safeties to make the plays. But if those players are out of position, then you're going to have issues.
There were too many times in the 2013 season where this group was playing Cover 2 or in the single high look where they just couldn't finish the play and you saw a negative play as the result.
If there was a bright spot for the group, it was the play of
The closer that Monte Kiffin was able to play Church near the line of scrimmage, the better he was as a player. If Church did have issues and it was no different than the other safeties on this club, it was in coverage especially when the ball was thrown between the linebackers and where he was in his drops. Where Church is going to have to improve is how he reads routes and how he reacts to them. The ability is there to cover or react to the routes but the awareness needs to improve there and it should with more experience.
Where this defense needs to improve is how they handle the position opposite Church. As critical as we all were of how
Like Church, these rookie safeties weren't ready to have to play coverage in this scheme. I will say though, there were some plays this season where both Heath and Wilcox were in really good position on routes and were able to finish plays. Heath had a nice interception on a nice zone drop on an
It was clear that the coaches felt that Heath was a more reliable player assignment and scheme wise which is why they continued to stick with him. Both of these players need to work on their awareness and where they fit on routes. As mentioned, you did see flashes of their ball skills but there needs to be much more work in this area. As a safety, when that ball goes in the air, you have to find a way to make a play on it and this is where they struggled the most. As Bill Parcells use to tell us, safeties miss playing the ball costs you hundreds of yards during the season and that was very evident this season with what we saw too much this season.
In talking to guys in the front office that watched practice every day, they were pleased with how Hamilton responded after he went through that Lions game. There was also the thought that he could develop into a player that could play as more of a true free safety in this league.
If there has been a position that has held this team hostage over the years since Darren Woodson and Roy Williams walked out the door, it would have to be the safety. This front office has tried to piece it together with veteran free agents and mid to late round draft picks, without much success. As another off season approaches, the questions once again need to be asked if the current group of players is good enough or does this position need to seriously be addressed?
I have no issues with Barry Church as the starter but I also feel like that you need to pair him with a player that can play opposite of him that has better ball and cover skills. There were just too many situations where this defense could have gotten off the field if they had that type of player there to make a play and it would not surprise me one bit that they try and address that player in the draft to help on that backend.


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WASHINGTON, July 4, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Fanaticall, Inc. today announced the formation of an All-Star Advisory Board. Fanaticall provides turnkey services that enable individuals or organizations to create Expert Calling Networks or "ECNs" - a group of self-designated subject matter experts paid to offer opinions or share knowledge.
"Fanaticall is honored to have the keen insight of industry veterans with expertise relevant to various aspects of our business," stated Brian Christie, CEO and Chief Innovation officer of Fanaticall, Inc. "With the announcement of this Advisory Board, we launch our newest service - Expert Calling Networks or ECNs."
The initial Advisory Board roster is John Muleta, CEO of ATELUM, LLC and a former Wireless Bureau Chief at the FCC; Doug Phillips, General Counsel and SVP at Promontory Interfinancial Network; Bob Deily, Chief Financial Officer of Network for Good; Ray Garcia, Managing Director at Buoyant Capital; and Dr. Mary Culnan, a Senior Fellow and Chair of the Board of Directors at the Future of Privacy Forum.
"Fanaticall's ECN platform is an elegant way for individuals, organizations, trade associations or even online groups to monetize the knowledge and expertise within their social networks and affinity groups," stated Doug Phillips, author of the book, The Software License Unveiled.
According to a Pew Research Center Report from 2013, 73% of online adults now use a social networking site of some kind, and 42% use multiple social networking sites. Fanaticall aims to make the knowledge and expertise contained within any organized group more directly accessible to a broader audience.
"In the same way that the new app economy and the new sharing economy have unleashed the creativity of entrepreneurs and developers to create millions of mobile phone apps, I can envision a day when thousands of individuals and companies are sponsoring ECNs to make their expert talent accessible for the benefit of millions of consumers," stated John Muleta, CEO of ATELUM.
Fanaticall is accepting applications from individuals or organizations interesting in creating their own Expert Calling Network (ECN).
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Why mobile ads in emerging markets are the future
There are 5.3 billion mobile subscribers around the world, meaning 77% of the world's population uses a phone. The majority of those users — 3.8 billion or 73% of the group — live in emerging economies. Yet mobile advertising dollars spent around the world do not begin to compete with traditional platforms or Internet ads. As the Internet spreads throughout the developing world, it's arriving on phones before traditional computers. Some 70% of Internet users in Egypt, 59% in India, 57% in South Africa, 50% in Ghana and 44% in Indonesia get online via mobile phones alone. This Jana infographic poses a question for advertisers — how will relevant content be delivered via mobile device?
"Asia will be a US$7 billion mobile ad market"
There's no denying the fact that mobile advertising will flourish in 2012 and the coming years, particularly in the APAC region. Asia is already the largest mobile ad region in terms of mobile advertising spend. In fact, industry analysts predict that Asia will be a US$7 billion mobile advertising market by 2015. Smartphone penetration in Asia is expected to surpass feature phones in 2012. With this trend, there will be more emphasis on efficient buying methods to fill available mobile advertising inventory. More and more people are using their mobile devices to access the web as smartphone proliferation reaches every corner of the world. Not only are people connected, but their attention is increasingly tied to their mobile screen.
Local To Account for Two-Thirds of Mobile Ad Spend in 2016
Locally targeted ads are forecast to account for 65% share of total US mobile ad revenues in 2016,according to details from an April 2012 BIA/Kelsey Group blog post. Specifically, local will account for $5 billion of the projected $7.7 billion in mobile ad revenues. This represents a dramatic increase from the estimated $0.8 billion in locally-targeted mobile ad revenues in 2011, which equaled 45% share of the $1.7 billion total. This year, mobile ad revenues are predicted to be $2.7 billion, about evenly split
ABI Research… 'Mazing Mobile Revenues Predicted For Asia (Analysis | Reports)
That's up from less than 23 percent in 2011. In India, mobile Internet will represent 19 percent of this year's service revenue. While the figures demonstrate the robust demand for mobile data across the Asia-Pacific, they still pale in comparison to the region's more advanced markets like Japan (40 percent) and Hong Kong (44 percent). ABI Research Senior analyst Aapo Markkanen explains, "It's in carriers' interests to become part of the Internet value chain from early on. Strategic choices, such as those seen in Indonesia, can give operators a more integral role in defining the customer experience in a time when the local digital landscape is still being shaped up.
Smartphones Continue to Gain Share as US Mobile Usage Plateaus
The number of US mobile phone users will increase at a compound annual rate of just 1.8% between 2010 and 2016, eMarketer estimates, moving from nearly 75% penetration to 79% by the end of the forecast period. The number of total mobile connections in the US, including subscriptions to mobile phones as well as nonvoice devices such as wireless modem cards, netbooks, mobile Wi-Fi hotspots, ereaders, tablets and telematics systems, jumped in 2011 by 11.6%.
Mobile Internet Will Account for 25% of Service Revenues in China and 19% in India, Says ABI Research
Mobile Internet will account for 25% of China's mobile revenues in 2012, up from less than 23% in 2011. In India, mobile Internet will represent 19% of this year's service revenue. While the figures demonstrate the robust demand for mobile data across the Asia-Pacific, they still pale in comparison to the region's more advanced markets like Japan (40%) and Hong Kong (44%). Senior analyst Aapo Markkanen explains, "It's in carriers' interests to become part of the Internet value chain from early on. Strategic choices, such as those seen in Indonesia, can give operators a more integral role in defining the customer experience in a time when the local digital landscape is still being shaped up. Moreover, such moves also allow them to gain valuable mindshare among local content providers and app developers."
Nielsen: Global Consumers' Trust in "Earned" Advertising Grows in Importance
Ninety-two percent of consumers around the world say they trust earned media, such as word-of-mouth and recommendations from friends and family, above all other forms of advertising–an increase of 18 percent since 2007, according to a new study from Nielsen, a leading global provider of information and insights into what consumers watch and buy. Online consumer reviews are the second most trusted form of advertising with 70 percent of global consumers surveyed online indicating they trust this platform, an increase of 15 percent in four years.
Agencies Should Reap Big Profits From Move Into Mobile Ads
Why do agencies hesitate to go after this low hanging fruit? Like aspiring swimmers and bicyclists, the simple answer is fear. Not of drowning or falling, but rather of being stymied by technology and saddled with additional expenses. Such fears are unfounded. Mobile technology, while advancing, is actually becoming simpler not only for Smartphone users, but also for agencies that see the value in crafting ad strategies and campaigns geared specifically for this burgeoning market.
Why it is time to mobilize your webcasts
As the smartphone and tablet marketplace continues to grow, so does the need to connect with people on their mobile device. Soon enough, mobile access will be the primary form of using the Web. Remember when landlines were the most prevalent form of communication? Now, most households forgo landlines for mobile phones as their main contact point. Mobile Web access is heading in a similar direction.


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Watch a performance of our classic hit from our December Jazz Cafe shows.
We would like to wish all of our fans a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
The Brand New Heavies were scheduled to play Cafe de la Danse in Paris on 12th November but due to demand the venue has been upgraded.
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Twice-Baked Goat Cheese Potatoes Recipe (Mmmm)
Written on August 20, 2012 at 10:18 am , by healthytippingpoint
This week, I thought I'd share my favorite healthy 'comfort food' recipe - Twice Baked Goat Cheese Potatoes.
Ingredients (serves six – eight)
10 small to medium Russet potatoes
1 8-ounce package of herb and garlic goat cheese (if only regular is available, add 1 tablespoon garlic and 2 tablespoons dried Italian herb blend to the recipe).
2 cups loosely packed raw spinach
6 carrots
1/2 tablespoon salt, plus more for sprinkling
Preheat oven to 350 degrees (alternatively, you can microwave the potatoes; do 3 – 4 potatoes at a time, individually wrapped in a wet paper towel, for 6 – 9 minutes)
Rinse potatoes, stab with a fork, and rub with olive oil.
Bake potatoes for 1 hour 10 minutes or until soft.
Remove from oven and slice lengthwise. Allow 5 minutes to cool off a bit.
Carefully remove the insides of the potatoes using a small spoon. Set potato insides in bowl; lay out skins on a greased casserole dish (or two).
In a food processor, combine the carrots and spinach until blended. Remove half and set aside.
Add goat cheese to remaining carrots and spinach and blend. Add half of potato mixture and blend. Add last half of potato mixture and blend some more. Add in salt. Add leftover spinach and carrots and blend yet again. It will take a while to get everything smooth and creamy.
Carefully scoop back cheese and potato mixture into potato skins. Sprinkle tops with a generous amount of salt.
Bake stuffed potato skins for an additional 20 minutes at 350 degrees.
- Serve and enjoy!
Caitlin blogs at Healthy Tipping Point and Operation Beautiful. You can follow her on Twitter at CaitlinHTP. Her second book, a guide to healthy living, was just released this past May.
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*** ALERT: Glimcher Unethical Leasing & Business Practices
If Glimcher changes their mind on a tenant, they makes it a normal business practice to defraud tenants out of construction allowances while tenants are then forced to battle out with sub-contractors and general contractors to stay afloat and avoid liens. They then swoop in to settle for pennies on the dollar with general contractors to regain spaces, and then sue tenants back in bad faith to recoup any expenses even after they re-lease, thus gaining undue enrichment by double-dipping.
This is how a developer gets their units built out with someone else's money at a significant savings. Those wise enough to negotiate leases properly and don't move in as a result until get paid still get sued by their $500 + per/hr attorneys. Those pressured to go in get stiffed and are out in the cold.
Many tenants have left and more leaving the development. Leasing representative located at Scottsdale Quarter revealed inside information on how it's done.
Glimcher has hundreds of cases in litigation nationwide and many are just like this.
Stockholders, analysts and potential tenants beware.


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INSIDE oThe ngimpdD n Eccels Art Center showcases the Helper Dolls, page 6. 'A - - -S Volume 64 Issue 2 Tuesday, June 19, 2001 i New scholarship comes to WSU By Casey Cummings campus affairs editor The Signpost A new four-year, full-tution scholarship will be available next year. The scholarship, sponsored by Zions Bank, will be given annually to one student. "This award is in honor of our founder Brigham Young and his commitment to education," said Scott Anderson, president and.chief executive officer of Zions Bank. Zions Bank has been serving Utah's communities for more than 125 years. The Zions Bank Founders Scholarship Program will be awarded to 1 0 other higher learning institutions in Utah. Scholarship recipients will be selected by each respective university or college based on scholarship, citizenship and community involvement. The student will also need to achieve a GPAof 3.0 or better to maintain the scholarship. Scholarship recipients will be awarded in an annual luncheon and will be involved with the students as they progress through their years in higher education. Public relations consultant for Zions Bank, said that information about the scholarship will quickly be made available. He also said that students wishing to apply should contact WSU directly. Zions Bank is the only local bank with a statewide distribution of branches. Zions operates 1 24 full service branches throughout Utah and more than 200 ATMs. The bank was founded by Brigham Young on July 6, 1 873 in the Utah Territory. Gflgj G3se: "D Dwe HeadleB'sG-uiip) WW By Jose Carvajal managing editor The Signpost Weber State University Student Association Executive Vice President Doug Rose has one thing on his mind: leadership. "I love leadership and I think that leadership exists in everyday life," he said. "Leadership is not someone standing in front of everyone telling them what to do. That's not leadership." And according to WSUSA President Steve Starks, Rose will be charged with overseeing WSUSA's leadership program. Although it's still early in the summer, he's busy at work. "Me being in this position, I think I almost don't do it justice," Rose said. "I think it's a wonderful position." Majoring in psychology, Rose hopes to graduate in two years, becoming another member of the Rose family to graduate from WSU. "My mom, my dad, my brothers, they've all graduated from here, so this is home to me," he said. His pride in WSU is what drives his service. With the position, Rose wants to expand leadership opportunities for WSU students. Rose's top priority is establishing a leadership minor. According to him, the minor would fall under the college of business and would allow students to take a variety of classes that would enhance their leadership skills. TT i ; v ... "V I ml. Mm Mem Part l ' 2 of 3 j 'There are so many students out there that have leadership skills that don't get a chance to show them," he said. 'They might not even know they have them. This minor is all about taking people, showing them what leadership is, and then they'll realize that they have that potential." While the proposed minor has gained support among some WSU faculty, opposition also has been voiced. "For some reason, there are faculty members who don't think it's a good thing," Rose said. Executive Vice President Doug Rose is the second member of the new WSU student presidency to be profiled in the series. "Everything you do in life, there's always going to come opposition. There has to be opposition in all things. If there's not, then it's probably not worth doing." He'll work on it. Rose also is working on a scholarship program for graduates of 16 Ogden area high schools interested in leadership opportunities. "I want to make that a respectable program," he said. He also wants to make student government more respectable. Not that it isn't already, but he wants students to better take advantage of the things that he and the rest of the student body officers have to offer. "I want the students to know they can See Rose page 3 Members of first MBA graduating class put skills to use By Jill Halbasch news editor The Signpost After four years of studying, writing papers, taking tests and fighting for parking spaces on campus, most students can't wait to get out of school with a diploma in hand. Not Jon Calvert. He came back for more. Calvert graduated in spring 1999, with an accounting degree from Weber Suite University. But he decided that was not enough. Calvert was back at the register's office the following spring to enroll in WSU's first . academic year of the Master of Business Administration program. . In today s job held in order to get ; ahead of the competition, a bachelor's decree sometimes is not sood i enough," Calvert said. "You need to be one step ahead of the competition." After John B. Goddard donated more than $5 million to the School ' of Business and Economics, he chal- enged WSU to look into starting a MBA program. The Utah Board of Regents approved the program in January 2000. Six months later, MBA enrollment director Mark Stevenson was receiving applications. "WSU is one of four universities to have the highest level of accreditation in the state of Utah, so this program is necessary," Stevenson said. Calvert applied for Utah State ( 1 .A "This is one of the hardest things I have ever done, but worth it. I have done nothing but school for what seems like forever." Jon Calvert, MBA Graduate Jon Calvert, a marketing research analyst for America First Credit Union, spends most of his day working onhis computer. University's MBA and was accepted. He was ready to begin classes at one of USU's extensions when Stevenson visited Calvert's employer, America First Credit Union, to talk about WSU's MBA program. "I was excited to hear that WSU was offering a MBA program," Calvert said. "I was going to be able to finish the program in one year. All of the classes were going to be at night, so it wasn't going to interfere with work. And I was already familiar and comfortable with the Goddard School of Business and Economics at WSU." The MBA program is designed for 5 the nontraditional student. The 0 classes are taueht at nicht at the Davis Center because it is a more central 1 location along the Wasatch Front. The 1 program is designed so students can R finish at their own pace, either in one - year or more. The classes are in eight-S week sessions. Half of the class con- 2 sists of a night class and the other half 3 is on the Internet. "The best thing about WSU's program is that it is flexible for the students," Stevenson said. " The classes are more demanding and more time-consuming, but that is how they are going to get ahead." Because of an overwhelming demand the first year of the program, WSU could only accept half of the applicants, approximately 43 students. More students have applied for 2001-2002, the second year of the program. Calvert decided to finish the program in one year. Balancing a full-time job as a market research analyst, family and other responsibilities, he attended two different classes twice a week. Each class lasted eight weeks. There were no breaks and no finals week. 'This is one of the hardest things I have ever done, but worth it," Calvert said. " I have done nothing but school for what seems like forever." All of Calvert's hard work paid off this spring when he was one of 1 1 students who completed the program in one year and received the first MBAs from WSU. "I don't know what I am going to do now that I am not in school anymore, " Calvert said. "I have been in school for so long I have forgotten what it is like not to have homework or studying to do. It will be nice."
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 2001-06-19, Vol. 64, No. 2
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|Associated Students of Weber State University; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Who killed Eva "Kay" Wenal? Detectives have been trying to figure that out since she was murdered in 2008. And now they hope to get leads from a national television show.
" America's Most Wanted" will feature this cold case on their show this Friday, August 24, at 9 p.m. on Lifetime. It will air during an episode called "The Bold, The Bad and The Brazen."
Wenal was murdered at her home on Sugar Lake Court, in unincorporated Lawrenceville on May 1, 2008. Her husband Harold "Hal" Wenal found his wife's body. Mr. Wenal was ruled out as a suspect before he died of natural causes in 2010.
Earlier this year, Gwinnett detectives revealed a note cut out of magazine letters claiming responsibility for the woman's murder.
The suspect is described as a white male, 5'8" to 5'10" with brown/graying hair.
Anyone with information about the case can anonymously call "America's Most Wanted" at 1-800-CRIME-TV. They may also directly call Gwinnett Detectives at 770-513-5300.
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