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SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/16/12 -- Devicescape today announced it has won the "Best New Ventures or Business Plan" category of the WBA Wi-Fi Industry Awards 2012. The distinction highlights the company's innovative Wi-Fi offload solution for the mobile operator community. The awards were presented at a celebration dinner at the WBA Wi-Fi Global Congress event in San Francisco Wednesday night.
"It's a privilege to be able to recognize and celebrate the innovations and significant achievements of our members from around the world -- companies who are collectively ensuring an exciting future for next generation Wi-Fi," said Shrikant Shenwai, CEO of the Wireless Broadband Alliance.
Mobile operators seeking to enhance their network infrastructure and overall user experience rely on the Devicescape Wi-Fi offload solution that leverages a Curated Virtual Network (CVN) of over 11 million quality-controlled hotspots worldwide. This end-to-end solution is a unique approach to extending the reach of an operator's network maintaining a carrier-grade level of quality. Operators are able to provide their customers with data saving options and an automated connection to wireless broadband networks through the use of the Devicescape software client and cloud-based CVN.
"We consider it a great honor to be recognized by the WBA for this award as it speaks to our mission to make the Wi-Fi experience accessible and high quality for everyone," said Simon Wynn, VP of Engineering at Devicescape. "It's encouraging to see the level of innovation being accomplished in our industry and believe that the Devicescape solution only further validates the growth and need of Wi-Fi, not just to the mobile operator community but to the millions of mobile device owners at large."
The awards were open to the whole industry and were judged independently of the WBA by a panel of distinguished analysts, journalists and industry experts, chaired by Joe Madden, Principal Analyst, Wireless, Mobile Experts LLC. Devicescape was chosen amongst a highly competitive field within their award category which included Boingo/Cloud Nine and BSkyB/The Cloud.
For more information on the WBA Awards 2012, please visit: wballiance.com/awards
About Devicescape
Devicescape, The WiFi Offload Company, connects more devices to more WiFi hotspots than any other offload service because Devicescape manages the largest virtual network of hotspots worldwide. Devicescape, which serves mobile operators with advanced WiFi solutions, is headquartered in California, privately held by leading venture capital companies including Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, August Capital, JAFCO Ventures, and Enterprise Partners. Online at www.devicescape.com
About the Wireless Broadband Alliance
Founded in 2003, the aim of the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) is to secure an outstanding user experience through the global deployment of next generation Wi-Fi. The WBA and its industry leading members are dedicated to delivering this quality experience through technology innovation, interoperability, and robust security. Today, membership includes major fixed operators such as BT, Comcast and Time Warner Cable; seven of the top 10 mobile operator groups (by revenue) and leading technology companies such as Cisco, Google and Intel. WBA member operators collectively serve more than 1 billion subscribers and operate more than 1 million hotspots globally. They also work with international operators to drive innovation, deliver seamless connectivity and optimize network investments. The WBA Board includes AT&T, Boingo Wireless, BT, China Mobile, Cisco Systems, Intel Corporation, iPass, KT Corporation, NTT DOCOMO and Orange. www.wballiance.com
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) - The following is an exchange of ideas, thoughts and barbed compliments between SEC commentator George 'Hot Reads' Jones and Matt Quillen, self-proclaimed 'SEC Analysis-ist.' The two tried (unsuccessfully) to convince the other they had the right answer to the question of who will win the Heisman trophy.
Matt: To anyone who actually watches football, the Heisman choice this season is crystal clear: It's Geno Smith Collin Klein Johnny Manziel.
Remember how the race for the team sport's top individual showoff award was all but over after week 5? Geno had dropped 48 on Texas, and I couldn't sing his praises loudly enough (I apologize for all that singing in the office, by the way).
Then, "the Ghost of Auburn Coaches Past" showed up with his new squad and held Smith's West Virginia squad to 14 points. Fourteen! The Texas Tech Tommy T's usually spot teams three touchdowns just for lacing up their cleats.
It all went insanely wrong for the Mountaineers after that – so bad they just became bowl eligible last week after opening the year 5-0. I'll always remember those Days of Geno, though; it was a simpler, more innocent time.
George: Geno Smith? Who's that? Of course, I know who he is, but it just shows how cruel and fickle this game can be.
I think as far as skill goes, Smith has everything you want in an elite college quarterback. He was just the victim of an incomplete team in an unstable conference – a double whammy against both your on-field success and your chances at winning the Heisman.
If you want, you can copy and paste that last sentence and insert Klein. He has a better overall team, but that offense is built to play with a lead. The Kansas State defense let things get out of hand, Klein had to press and things fell apart.
Manti Te'o is the guy we need to be talking about. As a general rule, defensive players don't consistently win games for their teams. But if you're ever going to find a quarterback that tackles people, he is the guy.
Matt: Oh Hot Reads, I half-expected you to float a kicker as a viable option. Your love of fundamentals truly knows no bounds.
Defenders can only win the Heisman under two circumstances:
1. They do something else (return kicks, play some wideout or running back) to get their hands on the ball more – see Charles Woodson in 1997.
2. There is absolutely no one else standing out from the crowd – see Woodson in '97.
The defensive winners before that? Well, a quick check shows 1949 winner Leon Hart played "E." I don't know what E he played, or what he was the E of, but that could be defense.
Neither scenario applies this year, anyway. We have someone who embodies the traits needed to win.
You know that friend who always had the football video game every year, and you'd come over to play, and he'd use his "favorite guy" to run circles around you, laughing as you haphazardly mashed the buttons hoping for something good to happen and promised yourself you wouldn't hang out with him anymore? Well, Manziel is that favorite guy in real life!
Johnny Tecmo Bowl has torched the competition down the stretch, put up gaudy numbers and produced "moment" after "moment" of highlight-worthy plays.
George: The last time I saw someone listed as an "E," it was because a high school coach was too lazy to completely fill out the participation form for the state athletic association.
But for the record, the generic end position was given in those days because lineman usually played both ways. Hart was basically a defensive end and tight end, so you're right in saying no purely defensive player has won the award.
However, you overlooked Yale's Larry Kelley, the winner of the second Heisman, who also was a dominant two-way player.
With all this talk about the unlikelihood of Te'o winning you have overlooked one somewhat significant fact – no freshman has ever won the Heisman, either.
Te'o has no less than eight tackles and/or at least one impact play (interception, sack, forced fumble) in almost every game. The only exceptions were Pitt, whose offense was only on the field for 25 minutes, and a 38-0 beatdown of Wake Forest where everybody except the water boys got playing time.
If the human element plays any part, he got 12 tackles and broke up two passes against then-No. 10 Michigan State the same week his grandmother and girlfriend died six hours apart.
We all know that a strong quarterback is pivotal to a team's chances of winning, which actually makes the year Te'o had that much more impressive. Irish QB Everett Golson is a redshirt freshman, and Golson's backup can only be trusted with the ball every once in a while.
Notre Dame countered that with Te'o as the anchor of the fifth-best defense in the nation, and they have come up big every single game.
But enough with the history and statistics lesson. Who else has a shot, used to have a shot or is otherwise worthy of mention?
Matt: I feel a little bad for Montee Ball of Wisconsin. His 2011 season – 2,229 total yards, 39 touchdowns – would have won the Heisman in so many other years, had it not been for RGIII throwing for 950 touchdowns and only six incompletions (approximate numbers) the whole season.
And there was no way he was going to win this year; anything less than that was going to be seen as a letdown. He also broke the NCAA career touchdown record, which didn't get nearly the coverage it should have. I think he should get an invite to New York in the Lifetime Achievement Award category.
At least there's little chance of the race getting Wuerffel'd (Toretta'd? Crouch'd? Take your pick) in 2012.
Can someone explain to me how A.J. McCarron was ever considered a Heisman candidate? I realize everybody was drinking the Crimson Kool-Aid all year long, but there's no way you should win the most prestigious player award for simply being the quarterback of the top team.
Before Bama Nation calls for my head, I'm not saying he's a bad QB. He was just never asked to do anything other than throw 5-yard crossing routes over the middle, so of course his interception totals were down.
I think the most important factor to consider in any MVP-type discussion is, "Where would his team be without him?" Alabama wouldn't miss a beat.
One last note on the Manziel-Te'o discussion: The only thing keeping the vote from becoming a complete landslide for Manziel is, he's a redshirt freshman … that should make his season more impressive, not less.
I'm all for breaking down "tradition for the sake of tradition" barriers – We'll knock out the freshman one this year and get to the defensive guys another time. Jadeveon Clowney (South Carolina) has at least one more year, right?
George: If the Heisman criteria were based purely on football acumen, McCarron would be a no-brainer finalist. A quarterback who doesn't hurt your team and allows the players around him to excel is more valuable than a stud with a cannon (a serving of Tyler Bray, anyone?) who tries to win a game by himself.
But since most people with a vote read plays about as well as they read Chinese, we'll just stick with the relevant candidates.
I'm shocked that no one has mentioned Georgia's Aaron Murray as a contender. He is the nation's top-rated passer and has 3,200 yards and 30 touchdowns for a team playing in the unofficial semifinal of the BCS championship.
Jarvis Jones (10.5 sacks, 19.5 tackles for loss) is actually the most impactful defensive player in the country, but his game is not as complete (Te'o has seven interceptions) and the Georgia defense's Lost in Space act against South Carolina hurt any chances he had.
If Tajh Boyd is not invited to New York, I think I'll stop watching the Heisman presentation. He has more than 3,500 passing yards, 700 rushing yards, 43 touchdowns and one of the nation's best passer ratings for a Clemson team that only lost to Florida State and South Carolina.
I love USC's Marqise Lee (in a totally platonic, dude punch in the arm sort of way) for his 2,400 yards and 15 touchdowns, including receptions and returns. But the only thing voters will think about when they see his name is "most talented player on the most talented 7-5 team ever."
And, of course, we have the player that falls into the "really good stats on a really good team, but plays in a conference we don't care about" category. That would be Northern Illinois quarterback Jordan Lynch, who has been in beast mode all season with nearly 2,800 passing yards and 1,700 rushing yards. I repeat, he is a quarterback for an 11-1 team.
We could rattle off more names (Kenjon Barner, Stepfan Taylor), but it still comes back to Te'o.
When I look at a guy and think "this is what college football is about," it's written all over the grass-stained jersey of Notre Dame's inside linebacker. He played through adversity, he produced at all the right times and his team is a winner.
And not for nothing, Hart played the "E" position for some team that has stuff about waking up echoes and thunder from the sky in its fight song.
Just thought I'd mention that.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have made the most promising move in years on overhauling the nation's immigration laws.
A bipartisan group of eight senators announced Monday that they have reached an agreement on the framework of a sweeping law. The deal includes a path to citizenship for the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in this country.
There are still a lot of details to be worked out and there's no telling if reform is certain, but this could be the start of the most significant effort in years toward immigration reform.
Mayra Sarabia chased her idea of the American dream when she was just 17 years old. She had heard stories about immigrants working hard and making good money, so she left her mother and three siblings behind in central Mexico and crossed the border into Arizona with the help of smugglers called "coyotes."
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"That's one of the biggest things," Mayra comments on the path to citizenship. "I wanna hug my mother, and of course I want to go to give an example to my kids, like I can go to school."
The senators also agreed to creating an employment verification system so employers don't hire undocumented immigrants.
The president of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC told FOX 32 over the phone why he and the organizations 40,000 supporters oppose immigration reform.
"A path to citizenship would create a voting block of 9 million illegal immigrants which would prevent any future hopes for enforcement borders of the United States in future, leaving us vulnerable to next wave of 10 million illegal immigrants," Americans for Legal Immigration president says.
For Sarabia, getting the chance to become a citizen means the ability to vote and give back.
"I'm a good citizen and I have a lot to contribute to this society," Mayra insists.
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Truly the tribulations of the Saint shall never cease. Many are called, few are chosen.
According to the always interesting abs-cbnews website (http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/video/sports/03/26/12/pacquiao-accuses-bir-harassing-him) and Yahoo sports via Ringtv.com (http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news?slug=ap-philippines-pacquiaostaxes), the Saint has responded to the taxman by apparently not sending the requested tax documents, but instead by accusing the taxman of harrasing him.
Don't they get it, the lions couldn't kill Daniel, so how can the measly taxman touch such a devout man of God. Tax heathens!!
(if he's sent the documents to the taxman, my fault, but I didn't see that story).
In the Saint's holy testament against the ungodly harrasment, he even added that his heavenly coffers might be depleted because "we may lose millions of dollars in endorsements due to the tax case."
I don't know about you but the Saint has taught me to do the following whenever I'm asked to do something that I don't really want to do:-
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Wyatt, 24, a grounds keeper for the Astros, played select baseball with Crawford as a teenager for the Pasadena Stars. Wyatt's father Jeff coached the team.
"My dad coached a lot of good college guys and he's been around a long time, but I'm pretty sure he's never had an All-Star before," Wyatt said. "Carl was only 15, but I knew he would be a great one. I remember when he would hit the ball to second base and beat the throw to first. We were like, 'No he didn't."
Crawford's time with the Stars marked his first taste in highly competitive select baseball. It also marked the first time he played with a team outside of his neighborhood.
"That's the first I was ever around that many people that were not black," said Crawford, who went to Jefferson Davis High School. "I'm not kidding. It was different than what I was used to, but it was a great experience. It was a culture shock at first."
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Kiver, 27, is stationed at Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas, and is scheduled to depart for Baghdad on Sunday. He does not know when he is going to return.
"My friends ask me when it's going to get real for me because I have been here filming sports for the last year and my answer is when I get live ammo and I'm in Iraq," he said. "That's in a few days."
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"I love baseball, but this is fantasy, man," Kiver said. "Baseball is great and I'm glad I could come out here and be here for the final days before I go. But what I film over there is going to be history."
Mattingly the spectator: Don't look for New York Yankees hitting coach Don Mattingly to offer a lot of hitting instruction during the next few days.
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"No coaching goes into this," Mattingly said. "You help the group get set up in batting practice and make sure the time gets organized then you sit back and watch. I enjoy this a lot."
Mattingly was a six-time All-Star selection for the Yankees in the 1980s.
"This takes me back," he said. "I remember all the people and all hoopla. It's pretty cool to be here again."
Father-son moments: It was hard to tell who was enjoying the home run derby and the batting practice before the contest more -- Tom Gordon or his three sons.
The Gordons: Daveris, 16, Thomas, 15, and Nicholas, 9, were each dressed in a Yankees uniform in the American League dugout and watched in awe as the All-Stars took the field. The elder Gordon paused for a few moments before describing the feelings that come with having his sons share the All-Star moments.
"Having the opportunity to be in something so special as this and having your boys with you is special," Gordon said. "They've been up since 7:30 or 8 o'clock this morning ready to go. It's a blessing to be here, man. A blessing."
Blue Jays manager Carlos Tosca, who brought his son 14-year old son Matt, echoed Gordon's sentiments.
"This is surreal for us," Tosca said. "You have expectations and you have certain ideas of the things that will happen here, but this far exceeds my expectations. To be around these guys and all this talent is unbelievable."
Other sons in the American League dugout during batting practice were Patrick and Preston Palmeiro, the son of Baltimore's Rafael Palmeiro, and Trevor Rogers, the 7-year-old son of Rangers pitcher Kenny Rogers.
He said it: "There was a lot of apprehension of what kind of player he was going to be or if he was going to be a Major League player at all. There were a lot of people who believed in him and he believed a lot in himself. You have to give him a lot of credit." -- Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez on former teammate and Rangers current shortstop Michael Young
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Nice lightweight wig, natural looking, wear for special occasions. Color of wig compliments my very light skin tone (#101). Have thining hair due to medications/surgery. Only complaint is the extended neck tends to ride up. My husband says it looks like the hair I had in my 30's. Ideal for this 62 year old granny.
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I started wearing wigs when I was 21. I had been blonde until my teens, then my hair turn very dark and straight. Had so many Perms my hair would turn fuzzy. Found my first human hair wig over 40 years ago, well over $150.00, but it was blond and they style wig to me. Even with the heavy cost and upkeep I kept wearing wigs. About 10 years ago I found PY. I tried many different wig style, then I found Beth, it was me.Long enough too cover my dark hair, thick enough the wind did show dark hair. Easy to finger comb back in place when out of wind. When the new shaded colors came out I never had so many compliments. I have been wearing this wig for years, I just Love Love it. By the way wearing a wig every day for years, has not hurt my own hair at all. Super thick must keep thinning my own hair all the time. No hair damage, no perms, coloring, hair curler or dryer, no split ends, just healthy hair.
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I own several PY wigs and enjoy all of them, especially Beth. As soon as I receive them, I always take my wigs to my stylist to tailor them to my look.....a few snips here and a few snips there. Then I feel like they are "mine". My Beth looks like I used to wear my hair before my hair loss so people I haven't seen for awhile don't know the difference.
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I wear this wig everyday. People don't realize it isn't my real hair because it looks so natural. My real hair is very thin and unattractive and this wig adds fullness and length and makes me look a lot younger than my 76 years.
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I found I had to puff it out a bit with volumizer. As with all new wigs, I had to learn how to comb it etc. to look the best for me.I love the look I have with it.ITIS a new look for me and I have had lots of compliments.The color is new for me too and I am very happy with it as well.
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Now that southern Wisconsin has enough ice on its lakes to be safe, its time to take the children out fishing. One of my donts for early ice fishing is to not to take children out fishing on first ice because of the safety factor. I have always believed that you, besides being a fisherman, are also a father who should always have your childrens safety at the forefront. Wait until you are sure that the ice is safe and to me, safe is at least 5- or 6-inches. Besides having solid and thick ice, you should keep your children away from pressure cracks, feeder creeks and streams, warm water discharges, and any moving water. Keep the children close to you when fishing and try to make their time on the ice as enjoyable as possible.
Theres a certain amount of responsibility when taking young children on the ice. Dont just set up your ice shelter and start fishing. Take the time to show the children how youre fishing and show them the correct and proper use of the equipment and gear that theyll be using and a little talk about fishing technique and ice safety. Catching fish is one of the important things when trying to introduce kids to fishing and the outdoors. This is why the first few outings with children should be to lakes and ponds where there are abundant fish that the youngsters can regularly catch. One can see the joy and excitement in your childs face after they catch a few fish on their own.
One good location to take the kids in southern Wisconsin is to Brittingham Park in downtown Madisons Triangle area. The local fishing club, the Yahara Fishing Club, has a ice fishing jamboree every winter for hundreds of young and beginning anglers, The Club gives away fishing rods, bait buckets, and other fishing gear to all the kids who show up to learn and improve their ice fishing skills. Its been proven time and time again that you have to start children when theyre young or theyll be lost to the sport of fishing forever. Brittingham Park and nearby Monona Bay are locations where panfish, mainly bluegills and crappies, can be caught regularly by children. The fish are on the small side, but there are also some good keepers that would keep anyone satisfied and make a great fish fry. Most of the bluegills are in the 5 to 7 inch range with a few in excess of 8 inches, which I consider to be a decent or keeper bluegill. The crappies average 8 to 9 inches with the biggest fish around 10 inches. Theres also are the odd largemouth bass or northern pike that are also very catchable. But, panfish are the most abundant species and bite most of the time, if you stay mobile and keep moving from hole to hole. In many of these spots you can get fishing without an auger, just by fishing holes drilled by other anglers.
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1. There is a parking lot close to the ice and the walk is not too far for even young children.
2. Theres plenty of fish for the kids to catch and they usually bite consistently.
3. You dont need any fancy equipment to catch fish. A light and sensitive rod and reel with a spring bobber on the tip to detect light bites, an assortment of ice jigs for pan fish, wax worms or spikes for bait, and a 5 gallon pail to sit on is all that is needed for childrens success.
4. You will catch some keeper fish, so the kids can eat some of what they catch and also learn something about cleaning fish plus the important practice of catching and releasing fish.
No Matter where you live, there are places like this where you can take the kids to catch some fish and learn the sport of ice fishing. Take the children to a place where they will have some success and hopefully get hooked on fishing for their lives. Madisons Lake Monona and the Triangle around Brittingham Park are the spots to take that child of yours on a nice sunny day. There are others fishing locations where you can take a child and not have as many people and have success fishing are; Fish and Crystal Lake near Sauk City, Indian Lake off Highway 12 and Highway 19, and I almost forgot little Lake Wingra near the zoo in Madison which is full of small bluegills for the catching. Make your ice fishing day with your child or children a fun and enjoyable day. Hopefully, youll have a fishing partner for life! Have fun.
This year, the Yahara Fishing Club Kids Ice Fishing Day is Saturday, January 12, 2013 at the Brittingham Park Shelter from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon with free rods and reels to the first 300 children, more free gear, and a hot lunch. Come with your children and learn to fish with a free rod and reel from the Yahara Fishing Club and its sponsors.
Gary Engberg is a professional tournament angler, fishing guide, and writer. He began fishing tournaments in the early 1990s and has fished the In-Fisherman Professional Walleye Trail (PWT), North American Walleye Association (NAWA), Masters Walleye Circuit (MWC), World Walleye Association (WWA), FLW, and Mercury Nationals in the years since. Gary has hosted the Outdoor Horizons radio show weekly for 14 years in Madison on WTDY 1670 AM and WTDY 106.7 FM Saturdays at 8:05 am. and is also a correspondent for the Wisconsin State Journal for the last 12 years. Visit http://www.garyengbergoutdoors.com for more from Gary Engberg.