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nanajbel wrote on Sep 15, 2013 7:08 AM:
I don't think these are mysteries - it's most likely the distraction of a smart phone. If the phones were that smart - someone would figure out a way to deactivate them when the engine is running.
In this particular case - I don't understand why our State allows tractor trailers to park on the side of the highway to sleep. On any given morning on 84 West in Middlebury - there are 10 trucks parked along the highway at the top of the hill. They should be made to park in commuter lots or designated stops - parking on the side of the highway creates an unnecessary danger.
Prayers to all those affected by this. "
Zblock wrote on Sep 15, 2013 10:43 AM:
@Nanajbel, They will need to find a way to block texting and a few other smart phone features when the vehicle is in motion on the vehicles driver only and not the passengers.
There are many legit reasons a passenger may need to use there smart phones. "
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As for distracted driving in this case, I feel that only a witness to the drivers actions moments before the accident, or cell phone records, would be able to tell us.
RIP Ary & Charlie. I am praying for your families and all of your young friends who are mourning you. "
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As to the truck stops / rest areas - there are not enough parking spots for the truckers passing through the state. That issue comes up every time there's a bad winter storm. Having just driven up the section of I-84 in the eastern part of the state, I can't understand why there isn't a huge truck stop like the ones you see on the Jersey turnpike. The rest area around exit 70 is just a couple of steps up from a port-a-potty.
There's plenty of undeveloped land along the highway out there, why not open up an opportunity for a private company to come in and build a large rest area with restaurants and plenty of parking for all types of vehicles? The state certainly can't do that type of thing successfully, so let private enterprise do it. "
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Born in Senegal about 1753, poet Phillis Wheatley was brought to Boston, Massachusetts, on a slave ship in 1761, and was purchased by John Wheatley as a personal servant to his wife. The Wheatleys educated Phillis, and she soon mastered Latin and Greek, and began writing poetry. She published her first poem at age 12, and her first volume of poetry, Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral, in 1773. She died in Boston in 1784.
'Twas mercy brought me from my Pagan land, Taught my benighted soul to understand, That there's a God, that there's a Saviour too: Once I redemption neither sought nor knew. Some view our sable race with scornful eye, "Their color is a diabolic die." Remember, Christians, Negroes, black as Cain, May be refin'd, and join th' angelic train."
"Through thickest gloom look back, immortal shade, On that confusion which thy death has made."
Early Years
A pioneering African-American poet, Phillis Wheatley was born in Senegal around 1753. At the age of 8, she was kidnapped and brought to Boston on a slave ship. Upon her arrival, John Wheatley purchased the young girl as a servant for his wife, Susanna.
Under the family's direction, Wheatley (who, as was the custom at the time, adopted her master's last name) was taken under Susanna's wing. While Wheatley suffered from poor health, her quick intelligence was hard to miss, and as a result, Susanna did not train her to be her servant.
Instead, Wheatley received lessons in theology, English, Latin and Greek. Ancient history was soon folded into the teachings, as were lessons in mythology and literature. Additionally, Wheatley, while still a slave, enjoyed limited restrictions on her life and became a part of the family. At a time when African Americans were discouraged and intimidated from learning how to read and write, Wheatley's life was an anomaly.
Published Poet
Wheatley wrote her first published poem at age 12. The work, a story about two men who nearly drown at sea, was printed in the Newport Mercury. Other published poems followed, with several also being published, further increasing Wheatley's fame.
In 1773, Wheatley gained considerable stature when her first and only book of poems, Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral, was published. Susanna Wheatley helped finance its publication. As proof of her authorship, the volume included a preface in which 17 Boston men claimed that she had indeed written the poems in it.
Poems on Various Subjects is a landmark achievement in American history. In publishing it, Wheatley became the first African American and first U.S. slave to publish a book of poems, as well as the third American woman to do so.
Later Life
Following the publication of her book, Wheatley traveled to London to promote her poems, and received medical treatment for a health ailment that she had been battling.
After her return to Boston, Wheatley's life changed significantly. While ultimately freed from slavery, she was devastated by the deaths of several Wheatley family members, including Susanna (d. 1774) and John (d. 1778).
In 1778, Wheatley married a free African American from Boston, John Peters, with who she had three children, all of whom died in infancy. Their marriage proved to be a struggle, with the couple battling constant poverty. Ultimately, Wheatley was forced to find work as a maid in a boarding house.
Wheatley did continue to write, but the growing tensions with the British and, ultimately, the Revolutionary War, weakened enthusiasm for her poems.
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Feb 01, 2002 — Five years ago, with help from a federal grant, the North Country Consortium began installing new computers and Internet access in more than a dozen schools and libraries in Jefferson and Lewis counties. This year, the Consortium received the final portion of the million-dollar grant. As Jody Tosti reports, the money will provide training to help teachers and librarians make the most of the new technology. Go to full article
Adirondack Youth Orchestra to Start New Season
Dec 31, 2001 — Since 1985, the Adirondack Youth Orchestra has provided an opportunity for area youth to enhance their music education. Based at Plattsburgh State University, the orchestra is composed of string and wind musicians from across the region. The Adirondack Youth Orchestra's new season starts up on January 6. Todd Moe talks with Mike Branch, a board member with the AYO. Go to full article
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Dec 24, 2001 — The news is mixed on the results of the Regents English and Math tests taken by New York's high school seniors. Go to full article
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Dec 14, 2001 — Martha Foley talks with educator Mike Nerney about understanding kids and drugs--the new drug trends, and new ways of understanding risk-taking behavior in teens. Go to full article
Peru Indians Headed for State Football Finals
Nov 30, 2001 — Martha Foley talks with Steve Ouellette, sports writer for the Plattsburgh Press Republican about high school football in the North Country, specifically, the Peru Indians' Class B Semifinal win over Harrison last week. The win lifts them into Saturday's state final. Go to full article
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Nov 16, 2001 — From designing a better can opener to building more fuel efficient cars, engineering takes the theories of science and applies them to real life. But teachers of engineering often struggle to bring real-life lessons to the classroom. A class at SUNY Canton gives high school students a chance to grapple with real engineering problems, but with a seasonal twist. Students have to design and build a catapult to launch rotten tomatoes the furthest. David Sommerstein went to see the homemade catapults in action. Go to full article
Visitors: Composer Thomas Albert and Son, Violinist Matthew Albert Come To Crane Festival of New Music
Nov 02, 2001 — The Crane School of Music hosts its annual Festival of New Music with a guest composer and one of the most exciting young ensembles performing today--eighth blackbird. Todd Moe talks with visiting composer Thomas Albert and his son, Matthew, who's the violinist with eighth blackbird. Go to full article
PINS Program Expands To Include Older Teens
Oct 30, 2001 — Martha Foley talks with St. Lawrence County Parole Director Francine Paretta about the costs and benefits of expanding PINS--the program that helps families deal with problem kids. As of July 1, 2001, 17 and 18-year-olds will now be included. What'll the impact be on county agencies that'll be responsible for them now? Go to full article
Regional Writing Contest for Young and Adult Writers
Oct 15, 2001 — Ellen Rocco talks with Nathalie Costa, Executive Director for the Adirondack Center for Writing about the first annual regional writing contest, sponsored by NCPR and the Adirondack Center for Writing. Go to full article
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Oct 02, 2001 — We revisit the case of the boy in Ontario who was suspended from his school and arrested for writing a story for drama class about a boy who blows up his school. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
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If we know that these stories of religion will elicit heated debate — and might make for a very quiet cab ride home, if you and your spouse don't come to the same conclusions — why do we go?
"Theatre offers a way to look at religion from a safe remove from our own feelings about it," Slater observes. "It's sometimes easier to criticize the foibles of religion when the laugh is at the expense of characters on a stage rather than ourselves. Likewise, it's sometimes easier to feel the draw of religious exaltation through a character's eyes rather than risk it ourselves."
Sister Act and Leap of Faith composer Alan Menken says, "All of these [musicals] really come down to an impulse to discover our commonality as people and our inner voice as people. Faith is a very big tent in which to explore that topic." And while Menken admits to being on the cynical side as far as "organized religion," he says, "I am not cynical about spirituality and the sacredness of life and whatever God might mean to any of us."
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Lyricist Tim Rice says of his and Menken's King David, "It's a fantastic story. But it's a basic, tragic story of a gifted man [King Saul], who was completely upstaged by an even more gifted man, i.e. David."
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Songwriters Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick (no strangers to writing about faith and tradition in Fiddler on the Roof) had their way with Garden of Eden residents Adam and Eve, in 1966's The Apple Tree, in which Eve asked the most basic of human, existential questions: "How'd I come?/Where'm I from?/What's my ultimate aim?"
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Peck writes that he expects investors will get more detailed information beginning next week, given Icahn's warning that "there is more to come" in his SEC filing, and eBay's inevitable response to Icahn's documents.
Peck says there are pros and cons to both scenarios. Those wanting to maintain the status quo can highlight "better data sharing; revenue and balance sheet synergies; and removal of management distraction." Those in Icahn's camp will likely point to "better asset value highlighting; capturing current "revenue opportunity costs"; continued data sharing; and a currency to attract top talent and make acquisitions."
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At 3, Juniper was down less than 1%.
Citigroup's Walter Prichard weighed in on the stock earlier today, in regard to the judge's decision yesterday that no second trial would take place covering indirect infringement: "We view this as a positive for PANW, as it clearly decreases the risk of a 'black swan' type scenario. The main risk of an injunction is still on the table if JNPR wins Phase One and a settlement is in fact not reached, but the likelihood of this appears to have decreased following last night's ruling. While our target on PANW factors in a 2% royalty, we are a bit surprised that a potentially victorious JNPR would be willing to settle at this stage of the trial (as opposed to a royalty or potential injunction sentencing), but it is possible the two sides have been negotiating an agreement on the sidelines all along as a contingency plan for both to avoid additional legal expenses. In addition, we would not discount the possibility of a cross-selling partnership type of agreement as JNPR has struggled in the branch firewall market of late with its own offerings."
Update: FBR Capital Markets' Daniel Ives is also weighing in on the mistrial now, which he calls a positive for Palo Alto, although he maintained his Market Perform rating: "This afternoon, Markman Advisors tweeted that the jury deliberating on the Juniper lawsuit against Palo Alto Networks for patent infringement was unable to be convinced of infringement and a mistrial was declared, a positive as this case has been a major overhang on Palo Alto shares, in our opinion. Last month (February 6) Palo Alto's motion for summary judgment of non-infringement was partially granted, while Juniper's motion for summary judgment of infringement was denied, but we ultimately believe today's mistrial announcement provides a major "sigh of relief" to investors as this lawsuit has been a key focal point and overhang on the name especially over the last few months, given the company's meteoric rise competing in the rapidly growing next generation firewall (NGFW) market with its differentiated technology. We note that Juniper filed a lawsuit against Palo Alto in December 2011, claiming the company's appliances infringed six of Juniper's patents. One or both of Nir Zuk and Yuming Mao (both PANW founders) were identified in the lawsuit as inventors on each of the patents being asserted against the company, and both worked at NetScreen Technologies, which was subsequently acquired by Juniper in 2004. While the lawsuit has been a significant overhang on the shares, even though the company denied the infringement accusation, Palo Alto's fundamentals have improved in recent quarters (F1Q14/F2Q14) as the combination of healthy cybersecurity spending with a good product cycle has given the company tailwinds in the field. We also believe the company is making good progress given strong demand for both its next-generation firewall security appliances and SaaS business (e.g., Wildfire). In a nutshell, with many of the bears on the name saying this lawsuit was going to be the "draconian downfall" of the story, we believe the mistrial declaration is a clear positive going forward."
Update 2: Palo Alto is confirming the mistrial now, and had this to say: "From the outset, we said we would vigorously defend the Company against Juniper's lawsuit," said Mark McLaughlin, president and chief executive officer of Palo Alto Networks. "We continue to stand by our position that we do not infringe on their patents and are committed to delivering innovation and providing the network security market with disruptive technologies."
When Amazon (AMZN) reported fourth quarter earnings in late January, it said it was contemplating a price hike in Amazon Prime for the first time since inception. Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster previously thought that a price increase on the shipping service could result in as much as 15% churn, he has now revised his estimates, after gather additional data.
He now sees a 5% churn rate as more likely from any Prime price hike, with 15% at the high end of what could be realistically expected.
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We believe that looking at price increases at other Internet companies. Most instructive may be Netflix's (NFLX) pricing strategy change in 2011. In 2011, Netflix decided to split its DVD and streaming offerings into two separate subscriptions priced at $7.99 each from the prior offering that combined both services for ~$9.99 at the base level (1 DVD at a time). Users that intended to keep both subscriptions would be facing a 60% price increase. In the company's first full report following the pricing strategy change, churn increased from an average of 4.2% prior to 6.3%, which we believe means that the incremental 2.1% in churn was the level of customer departure from the price change. Another example also in the digital video category is Redbox. The company increased prices from $1 to $1.20 (20% increase) and later noted that they believe the price increase had a 5-8% impact on volume. Overall, we believe that the two comparable price increases point to a mid single digit percent decrease in Prime customers if Amazon were to raise prices.
We did a survey of 500 current US Prime subscribers with the question: "If Amazon raised the price of Prime from $79 to $109, how likely would you be to renew your subscription?" Based on our results, 66% of Prime members suggested they would be unlikely or highly unlikely to renew their subscription. However, we believe that is an unrealistic outcome of any potential Prime price raise as psychologically no one wants to pay more for something. We believe that about a quarter of the Prime base is highly price sensitive (the highly unlikely group) and believe that may be a more realistic upper limit to the impact to the Prime base if prices were to increase.
Facebook's (FB) Instagram has reached a $100 million advertising deal with Omnicom Group (OMC), anonymous sources close to the photo-sharing app are reporting, marking its first major deal with a major ad agency.
Advertising Age is reporting that the deal will have advertisements from brands represented by Omnicom show up in Instagram's users' feeds. The two firms confirmed the partnership, but refused to comment on any of the specifics of the deal.
Instagram has said that the deal hasn't changed its advertising strategy, and that the paid content photos and videos will be consistent with other quality generated by users.
Given the $750 million price tag on Facebook's 2012 purchase of Instagram, it's not surprising that the company is looking for ways to increase earnings from it.
At recent check Facebook was falling, but Omnicom shares were on the rise.
B. Riley analyst Yun Kim today initiated coverage of Salesforce.com (CRM) with a Neutral rating and $65 price target.
Kim writes that the firm's 20%+ calculated organic billings growth rate "represents one of the fastest in the industry and is indicative of its strong competitive position in what we believe to be the one of the fastest and largest market opportunities in the software industry – customer relationships management."
That's the good news. The bad news, as Kim sees it, is that Salesforce.com currently has an annual revenue run rate above $4 billion, and that the "law of large numbers could catch up with the company, especially starting in second half of the year once it hits the anniversary of the ExactTarget acquisition."
Kim writes that he mostly agrees with the company's current strategy, to aggressively extend its target markets via acquisitions and invest in upgrading its sales organization, but notes that he thinks there is room for Salesforce.com to "pursue a more disciplined approach to its growth strategy," as he sees risk associated with the current strategy, which requires prolonged high levels of investment that constrain margin expansion.
"With shares trading at 7.9X EV/sales and 54X FCF on our CY14 estimates, we believe shares are fairly valued," he concludes.
At recent check Salesforce.com was in the red.
Another day, another pin in the balloon of hopes that Sprint (S) and T-Mobile US (TMUS) might merge.
While news earlier this week that SoftBank Corp CEO Masa Son would hold a press conference in Washington D.C. sparked chatter that the deal may still be on the table, the enthusiasm was dampened when Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGY) CEO Timotheus Hoettges told the German firm's board of directors that he sees no near-term merger, given regulatory hurdles. On Thursday, Credit Suisse analysts also weighed in on the possibility, writing that the burden of proof would be on the companies to convince the FCC that a deal would help consumers, and that hurdles would be high.
Today, CNET has an article that sides with the skeptics. Marguerite Reardon writes that Son's argument, that Sprint and T-Mobile need to combine forces to get the scale needed to effectively compete with giants AT&T (T) and Verizon (VZ), is being undermined by the fact that T-Mobile's recent shakeups have attracted new customers and pushed bigger players to tweak their plans—a sign that competition is working in the landscape already. She also notes that Son may be underestimating the importance of the vast coverage network that AT&T and Verizon have, which make their service more reliable to more people.
Reardon also writes that just because it appears that the merger between Comcast (CMCSA) and Time Warner Cable (TWC) has gotten a warmer initial reception from regulators, that doesn't mean that they will be willing to give their blessing to a Sprint/T-Mobile deal, as the industries are simply structured differently.
Vodafone's ADRs (VOD) were dropping more than 2% at recent check after reports that the telecom giant has reached a preliminary agreement to buy Spanish cable group Ono.
Reuters, which broke the news, cites anonymous sources close to the company who say that Vodafone secured the deal after increasing its initial bid for Ono: "A meeting took place yesterday between the shareholders and (Vodafone Chief Executive) Vittorio Colao. The due diligence will start this weekend in order to make the offer binding," said one of the sources.
Another noted that Ono's owners told Vodafone any offer would have be 'substantial' and fast to beat Ono's scheduled initial public offering on the Madrid stock exchange this month.
Both firms haven't commented on the news yet.
Today comScore (SCOR) released data about smartphone subscriber market share in the U.S. in the three months ended January and found that Apple (AAPL) ranked as the top original equipment manufacturer with 41.6% of U.S. smartphone subscribers, up 1 percentage point from October.
Samsung Electronics (005930KS) was in second place, with 26.7% market share (an increase of 1.3 percentage points). LG had 6.9%, Motorola 6.4% and HTC 5.4%.
Google's (GOOG) Android operating system, meanwhile, was the No. 1 platform in the nation, with 51.7% market share.
Apple came in second, with 41.6% (up 1 percentage point). Microsoft (MSFT) followed with 3.2%, BlackBerry (BBRY) with 3.1%, and Symbian at 0.2%.
According to the release, Google Sites ranked as the top mobile media property, while Facebook (FB) was the top individual app.
A total of 159.8 million people in the U.S. owned smartphones, a 7% increase from the quarter ended in October.
Shares of Finisar (FNSR) were rising more than 2% on Friday morning, following its fiscal third-quarter earnings report after the bell Thursday.
Analysts have started weighing in on the news, and most are positive, while pointing out the importance of Cisco (CSCO) in the quarter. Read a sampling below.
B. Riley's Dave Kang reiterated a Buy rating and raised his price target by $3 to $35.75: "While FNSR's F3Q/F4Q results/guide was mixed, we remain optimistic with its growth prospects in CY14. Datacom sales in F3Q were up once again while Telecom sales declined slightly. One interesting development was that Cisco is no longer the only 10% customer, as a large international OEM was a second 10% customer (we believe it's Huawei). This is not too surprising, given that the Chinese telecom activities are heating up. On the margin front, we were pleased with the sequential increase in both gross and operating margins. With the 100G coherent market taking off, the company strengthened its 100G coherent product portfolio with the acquisition of u2t in late January. While it will be slightly dilutive in the near-term, the company expects the acquisition to be accretive in one year."
Needham & Co.'s Alex Henderson reiterated a Strong Buy and $31 price target on the stock: "It's pretty clear looking at the Finisar results that Cisco had a bigger impact in the January quarter than in the October quarter. Still Finisar delivered a sharp 42% growth in the Data Comm business and offset the Cisco weakness with strong Web 2.0 and IaaS sales. The Telecom business was modestly below target in the quarter on sluggish sales we believe at Cisco and to a lesser extend Fujitsu. More importantly, the outlook is good. Finisar offered better Q-Q guidance than normal—up at the mid-point instead of normally down at the mid-point in The seasonally soft April quarter. We had expected flat to down 5%. They noted they were accelerating the build of new capacity due to stronger than expected conditions particularly for high end data center products."
Piper Jaffray's Troy Jensen reiterated his Overweight rating and raised his target price by $1: "Finisar reported decent January quarter results, despite the headwinds from the company's largest customer (Cisco). While January quarter sales were slightly below consensus expectations, we believe the favorable guidance and growing interest in optical stocks will offset the modest miss this quarter. Datacom sales grew 42% year/year as the ongoing copper to fiber upgrade cycle continues to benefit Finisar. Although Telco sales were down again this quarter, we believe this was more related to price cuts and anticipate telco demand will improve throughout the year. We believe the issues from Cisco are likely behind Finisar and believe the company will see accelerating growth in datacom optics. We believe this coupled with improving trends in telco sets the stage for additional stock appreciation."
Raymond James's Simon Leopold reiterated a Strong Buy rating and $29 price target: "We maintain our Strong Buy rating on Finisar and expect the stock to trade higher considering negative sentiment. Sales trends in the Datacom segment remain strong, and a better outlook reflects a combination of this along with the u2t acquisition that appears to more than offset headwinds suspected from key customer Cisco. Seasonal challenges, factory ramps and expenses from u2t dilute near term earnings; however, we think the continued adoption of optics in datacenters, China optical builds and 4G/LTE going global establish sales growth."
RBC Capital Market's Mark Sue reiterated a Sector Perform rating on the stock but increased his target price by $1 to $26: "Finisar's datacom segment is providing steady earnings contributions driven by the 40G upgrade cycle from data-center customers. Telecom revenues declined, but carrier projects may be improving. The net of everything and the u2t acquisition is that our CY15E EPS is broadly unchanged at $1.92."
Stifel Nicolaus's Patrick Newton reiterated a Buy rating and $31 price target: "Although the n2t acquisition and Wuxi investments have negative near-term impacts to margin/EPS (that we underestimated), results/guidance served to once again demonstrate the secular trends of the datacom business with the accelerated investments demonstrative of immediate opportunities in both 10G/40G. We reiterate our Buy rating on shares of Finisar given our expectation operating momentum will continue through our modeling horizon driven by datacenter strength, forthcoming China telecom infrastructure rollouts, and 100G moving into the metro in late 2014/2015. We continue to recommend aggressive accumulation of shares."
William Blair's Dmitry Netis reiterated a Market Perform rating on the stock: "Finisar posted a rare miss on revenue in the third fiscal quarter (January), managing to squeeze in earnings in line with consensus (a penny lower than our estimate) thanks to very strong gross and operating margins. The telecom segment missed the flat sequential guidance by about $3 million, and datacom, although it met the midpoint of management guidance, was softer (by $2 million) than our forecast. Excluding the u2t Photonics acquisition, the April quarter was guided in line with our and Street expectations on revenue and EPS. Including the $6 million of revenue from the acquisition and costs associated with it, earnings per share absorb a $0.02 dilutive impact, which management asserts will take up to one year to dissolve. As feared, management guided margins lower to 35.5% in the April quarter (36% excluding u2t), attributing a 1.2% decline versus the prior quarter to telecom price reductions; operating margins are expected to decline by 230 basis points sequentially to 13.3% (midpoint of the range)."
Turkish President Abdullah Gul has rejected any notion of a ban on Facebook (FB), Google (GOOG) and YouTube, as previously suggested by the nation's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan. As Reuters reports, Erdogan had suggested the bans in a recent TV interview, arguing that they were being used by his enemies to spread false accusations of corruption, but Gul said that the closure of the sites was "out of the question." Such a ban isn't entirely unthinkable, given that corruption charges have roiled the Turkish government of late and YouTube was previously banned in the country until 2010 in reaction to videos the government found offensive. Turkey is one of the top 15 countries for Facebook users.
Speaking of Facebook, WSJ's Digits reports that the site has redesigned its web news feed to make it look more like the social media giant's mobile app. The move comes after a radical redesign hinted at in 2013, but that was ultimately pulled back after negative feedback. As with other Facebook innovations, users will get the new style whether they want it or not.
Late yesterday, VirnetX Holding announced that a district court in Texas has issued a public version of its previously sealed verdict in its lawsuit against Apple (AAPL). The decision awards the company 0.98% % "on adjudicated products and products not colorably different from those adjudicated at trial that incorporate any of the FaceTime or VPN on Demand features found to infringe at trial," according to Briefing.com.
Carl Icahn told fellow eBay (EBAY) shareholders that he has "not yet begun to fight" in terms of getting the online auctioneer to spinout its PayPal unit. As Reuters reports, Icahn argues that PayPal and eBay would be served better with two separate management teams focused on each organization's core business, and PayPal, once free from eBay, could enter into more strategic partnerships, even if those come from eBay's competitors.
Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) was upgraded to Outperform from Neutral at Macquarie.
Salesforce.com (CRM) was initiated with a Neutral rating at B.Riley.
RBC Capital Markets boosted its target prices on EMC (EMC) and F5 Networks (FFIV) to $31 and $130, respectively.
Coupons.com (COUP) priced its 10.5 million share IPO at $16 per share, above the expected range of $12 $14 per share.
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MT Rating: 37.2538 (Rank: 240) |Series Added: 2011-04-09
Type: Manga
Artist(s): ARAKAWA Hiromu
Status in Home Country: Ongoing (Weekly) - 10 Volumes
Scanslation Status: Ongoing
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Genre(s) : Comedy, School Life, Shounen, Slice of Life
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A top-ranked middle school graduate from the city, Yugo Hachiken aspires to live apart from his family. He enrolls in an agriculture high school, one which requires its students to live in dormitories. He thinks that with his talent for studying, no problems will arise no matter what kind of school he goes to.
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