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Regarding reverse top position: There is no grinding or in n out movement of any kind! Rocki basically sits on the cock deeply but all she does is move her body around. I suspect this is due to the incompetent cock. Its the same lame cock with tatoo on the forehead portion that Rocki fucked much during her porn career.
To Digital Playground: Angle 1 of top sex position should show penetration, angle 2 of doggy should should penetration too. Basically all angles should show penetration. Add 'tits' play to foreplay. Add another cool position to sex section. These will surely improve and restore some popularity to Virtual Sex.
Overall I don't recommend buying Virtual Sex with Rocki Roads.


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A new big screen franchise entry following notorious killer Michael Myers. "Halloween Returns" will follow the events of 1981's "Halloween II" and will attempt to pave a new continuity from there, ignoring all subsequent sequels and remakes. It will follow the first sequel's Deputy Gary Hunt (originally played by Hunter von Leer), who accompanied Dr. Loomis to the school and is now acting sheriff of Haddonfield, Illinois.

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Protect a larger work surface. Includes two 23" x 35" mats and two mat clips to tightly hold the mats together for continuous cutting and numerical measurement. Self-Healing Rotary Mats extend the life of rotary blades and protect cutting surface. 1.5mm thick, double-sided, triple-layer mats with dark green base color and yellow grid lines on one side and solid green on the reverse. Store mats flat, do not roll. Keep away from extreme heat and cold.
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Addicted To TV? This Is Why
But, what exactly is it that gets us hooked? The clever bingewatchers over at Time have broken down the sneaky brain tricks your favorite shows are playing to convert you into a superfan. First on the list: Ever noticed the use of super-short shots, often interspersed with quick flashbacks and montages, on shows like 30 Rock? Research shows that this sort of ADHD editing can play with our sense of time, making us more likely to watch hours and hours rather than just one episode at a time. Of course, another thing that keeps us from closing that Netflix tab: the cliffhanger. How can we, mere humans, possibly be expected not to watch the next episode to find out whether the President will actually divorce his wife and marry Olivia Pope to make her the new First Lady?
Another devious tool of the TV trade: the way directors and cinematographers can manipulate viewers' focus in a scene. A Princeton study found that the more controlling the director in terms of dictating exactly where your eye goes at every moment, the more engaged the viewer becomes. This explains your House of Cards habit — the show is meticulously designed to minimize distraction and direct your full attention to the character at the center of the scene.
Click over to Time for the full list, and remember, when you're on your ninth hour of Arrested Development this weekend, it's not your fault — just blame it on the evil geniuses of the TV industry. (Time)


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More Turris News
Regarding the strange case of intransigent Phoenix center Kyle Turis, the 22-year-old Group II free agent who will be ineligible to play in the NHL this season if he remains unsigned by Dec. 1, but who is refusing to sign nonetheless because he feels he has been mistreated by the Coyotes' organization:
Slap Shots has learned Turris, the third-overall pick in the 2007 Entry Draft who has recorded 46 points (19-27) in 131 games, recently informed Coyotes general manager Don Maloney he would sign if the Coyotes guarantee to trade him within 48 hours in a deal that would be brokered by the player.
The GM, we're told, was unmoved by Turris' generosity.
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/more_sports/pain_in_the_glass_EZ0SsdKF5CuI8JnNxLH75I#ixzz1cxA2B5ir


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|Cost effectiveness of hypertension treatment based on the measurement of ambulatory blood pressure
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|PMID: 20519859 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|In recent years soaring medical costs have become a major social problem in developed countries. Ambulatory blood pressure (ABP) measurements have a stronger predictive power for cardiovascular events than clinic blood pressure (CBP) measurements. Therefore the introduction of ABP measurement for the diagnosis and treatment of hypertension should lead to a decrease in medical expenditure. This study presents calculations of the cost saving and life years associated with changing from CBP to ABP measurement as diagnostic tool. We constructed a Markov model using data from the Ohasama study and a Japanese national database. Study population was 7.042 million individuals aged 40 years and above living in Japan. The introduction of ABP for hypertension would result in a reduction of about 9.48 trillion yen per 10 years. We conducted a sensitivity analysis and found that the introduction of ABP was associated with at least a cost reduction of 47500 billion yen. But it did not provide significant extension of average life years. However the introduction of ABP for hypertension treatment would be a very effective method in perspective of public health because it reduced about 59600 individuals of stroke and about 18900 individuals of death. Given its cost-effectiveness, extensive application of ABP measurement in clinical practice is expected.
|Yuichiro Tamaki; Takayoshi Ohkubo; Makoto Kobayashi; Keiko Sato; Masahiro Kikuya; Taku Obara; Hirohito Metoki; Kei Asayama; Takuo Hirose; Kazuhito Totsune; Kazuo Suzuki; Yutaka Imai
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|Title: Yakugaku zasshi : Journal of the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan Volume: 130 ISSN: 0031-6903 ISO Abbreviation: Yakugaku Zasshi Publication Date: 2010 Jun
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|Department of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Tohoku University Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences.
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Blood Pressure Monitoring, Ambulatory / economics*
Cost-Benefit Analysis*
Hypertension / complications, diagnosis, economics*, therapy*
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Stroke / economics, etiology, prevention & control
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iPhone may account for nearly all growth in Sept. quarter
updated 04:25 pm EDT, Wed October 7, 2009
Device's hold on Apple strengthening
The iPhone will account for nearly all of Apple's year-over-year growth when it reports the results of its September quarter, says Caris & Company analyst Robert Cihra. The device is forecast to represent 25 percent of the quarter's reported revenue, or 38 percent of non-GAAP revenue. Cihra has raised his price target for Apple stock, which now sits at $235.
iPhone influence on Apple is only set to grow, Cihra suggests. Total 2009 iPhone sales are expected to be up 94 percent over 2008, at 26.6 million. In 2010 Apple may sell 36.6 million or more iPhones, achieving a 16 percent smartphone marketshare, and a 3 percent share of all cellphone sales. The figures may nevertheless be exceeded, as the iPhone is "unquestionably now the most top-of-mind phone/software/delivery platform across its entire industry from handset competitors through carriers," according to Cihra.
By 2011 the iPhone could become Apple's most important product, dwarfing even Macs, which have long been the company's core business. iPods are expected to continue shrinking in relative worth, though the iPod touch is called an "ace up Apple's sleeve" thanks to its compatibility with the App Store.
September-quarter Mac sales are meanwhile predicted to be a healthy 2.8 million, and only set to increase in the December quarter thanks to rumored iMac, MacBook and Mac mini updates. Among these could be a cheaper plastic MacBook.


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Born: June 10, 1933
Died: September 22, 2005
John R. "Smilin Jack" Walton, Sr., 72,
a friend of Bill W., of Tuttle St., Fall River, died
Thursday, September 22, 2005 at Saint Anne's Hospital.
He was the former husband of the late
Frances "Bea" (Auger) Walton.
A lifelong resident of Fall River,
he was the son of the late Ida Walton and Henry Proulx.
An Army veteran of the Korean War
and member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
he was a painter and laborer in Greater Fall River.
Survivors include 3 daughters, Jacklyn R. Copley,
Karen A. Rego and Jo-Ann J. Santerre, all of Fall River;
2 sons,
John R. Walton, Jr and Kevin J. Walton, both of Fall River;
3 sisters, Kathleen Vicaire of Maynard, Evelyn "Pat" Proulx of Hudson and Janice Stafford of Marlboro;
a brother, Rene Proulx of Taunton;
9 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren
and nieces and nephews.
His funeral will be held Saturday at 9:00 a.m. from the AUCLAIR FUNERAL HOME, 690 So. Main St., Fall River, with a funeral mass in St. Mary Cathedral at 10:00.
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Lots of times when I am going through old photographs they are not marked. Sometimes I can figure them out, sometimes not. Sometimes I have no clues.
This is a photo of Andy. I was curious. Who was Andy..where does he fit? On the front of the photo written in ink is "Andy and his car" On the back, "Andy is a 6 footer, on our driveway, he'll be 21 Aug 17 so spose I'll be looseing him someday as he's got a gal." gal is underlined!
Through some research I did find out who he was, he is Loren Andrew Lemon Jr. and his Mother Florence (Graham) Lemon apparently wrote on the photo and mailed it to her sister in law Meady ( Far Guys Grandma). Probably with a letter, if she was that wordy on the back of the photo..just think what a treat old letters from her must have been. All of Flossies children, including Andy must have be born at home on the farm ( The farm that I grew up on. ) in all of the records that I have found it says born in Carsonville township. Well I am very familiar with the township, there is no hospital, no clinic..so it must have been a home birth.
Circles..sometimes I think these old photos are running me in circles. This photo was taken in 1955, perhaps in the spring. When I was zooming in on the photo to see if I could get a date off of the license plate ( I couldn't ) ..I noticed a small child peeking out on the left side of the car. I will probably never find out who the small child was. I have no idea if Andy is still alive, or where he may live, if I did I would return the photo to him..let's see he would be only 75 years old..:)


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110 thousand subscribers? WOW. impressive. And at what level is it going to level off and will it be profitable at that point? No one knows the answer to that one.
I still don't know why Apple couldn't get their own subscription model going without wasting $3.2 Billion to get 110,000 subscribers. If Apple just turned on this service on their own, which they could have done, they would probably see an even faster adoptance level and they already have 800 Million iTunes account holders to convert, so the conversion rate per customer wouldn't have that $3.2 Billion price tag. Beats doesn't have $3.2 Billion worth of infrastructure. I wonder how much actual infrastructure they actually have. I'm also wondering what value they attached to Beats music vs Beats the headphone company. I see the headphone division the only money maker out of the two. The music service wasn't making any money and Beats was looking for additional funding per another recent article I linked. So they are paying to acquire a money losing venture along with a money making venture. The problem is that selling content really isn't that profitable compared to the costs involved. Even the iTunes store runs at a low Net Profit margin. Same with Netflix, their movie rental business doesn't make much in terms of profit margin, so the whole chasing the content sales/rental business is a really tough business model. I think Apple should have saved their money and did their own model without buying out another company to do it. They could have easily done this themselves. Maybe all they needed was to hire someone else to run the iTunes business to get a subscription service going if the current person couldn't figure it out.


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Aveng: Interim profit to fall at least 20%Comment on this story
Aveng expected its earnings a share and headline earnings a share for the six months to December last year to be between 20 percent and 25 percent lower than a year earlier, the construction and engineering group said yesterday. This translated into headline earnings a share of between 78.4c and 83.6c and earnings a share of between 78.8c and 84c. Aveng attributed this to an 8 percent drop in net operating earnings from a year earlier, with Aveng Grinaker-LTA "generating a materially higher loss". The mining operating segment's contribution would be lower primarily because of the reduced order book reported in June. Net financing expenses were also materially higher as borrowings increased to fund working capital primarily on a gas project in Australia. Aveng fell 2.57 percent to R22.75. – Roy Cokayne
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Born: January 04, 1962
Died: February 03, 2013
J. D. Willis, 51, passed from this life February 3, 2013 with family at his side. He was born January 4, 1962 in Hobbs, New Mexico to James Douglas Willis and Appolina Mary Kunic-Willis.
He proudly served his country in the Navy for 15 years as an Aviation Structural Mechanic, Second Class. J.D. served several tours including two tours during the Gulf wars. His days with VP1 were his most memorable where he made lifetime friends.
J.D. was most proud of his son Chad and growing into the man he is. His proudest moment was when his son joined the Navy as he did and his father before him.
J.D. spent much of his free time on his Harley enjoying the open road and finding his peace. Recently, J.D. completed his degree, with honors, in Medical Billing and Coding from Everest University.
J. D. is survived by his wife, Anita at the family home in Oak Harbor, his son Chad in California, and his mother Mary of Oak Harbor
Memorial services will be held Saturday, February 9, 2013 at 2:00 PM at Evans Funeral Chapel in Anacortes. Arrangements are in the care of Evans Funeral Chapel and Crematory, Inc., Anacortes, WA and the San Juan Islands. To share memories of J. D. please sign the online guest register at www.evanschapel.com


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SEO PowerSuite
Most web professionals are quite familiar with global search. Search marketing for global search can be boiled down to a two part formula: anchor text + authority.
Local search is different. I've been dabbling in local search for a few months now, trying to get my feet wet for the supposedly iminent arrival of mobile search domination. In the process I've learned three main things.
1. Anchor Text + Authority Matters, But Less
My experiences with local search indicates that when it comes to geographical specific search, anchor text and site authority (including age) still matter. However, I've also come to the conclusion that you can't rely exclusively on these two factors.
A local site can be kicking butt in terms of it's overall backlink portfolio but still losing the ranking battle. This doesn't mean that you should abandon traditional link building techniques. If you can win the authority + anchor text battle, it could just be the tie-breaker in an otherwise close match. However, you'll need to make sure that you've got a few other orders of business taken care of.
2. Local Groupings
I've found that one of the most important things you can do in local search is to study which sites your competitors have local link groupings. A local link grouping would be a page on the Internet where all or most of your competitors get incoming links from. If you're fighting from behind against well-aged, well-positioned competitors, a fundamental task of local search is to "tie the ballgame" so to speak, by getting your the web site bundled into local link groupings.
Let's say that you are competing for the region "Point Pleasant rentals NJ." Your first task is to carefully study the backlinks of the all the sites on the front page of Google. Identify the backlinks that your competitors have in common. Agressively try to get links on all the same pages. Even consider creating new "Point Pleasant NJ" groupings by making Hubpages or Squidoo pages. Make sure to cluster together the sites that are normally clustered together, but also sprinkle your site into the mix.
Additionally, make sure that your web site is in the regional sections of popular directories like DMOZ, Yahoo, BOTW and Business.com.
3. Address Citations
When it comes to local search, one of the most important things you can do is to build the quantity of references around the web which contain some or all of the following information:
A – Business Name
B – Business Address
C – Business Phone
D – Business Website
Wherever you have access to the html code, it can also help to bracket your business address with the [address] [/address] tag. Each citation that you get around the web on reputable websites counts in favor of your legitimate membership in that geo-location. The sites with the most citations associated with a location are going to be considered to be the most important web sites for that location.
Places to get citations include: Google's Local Business Center, Yahoo Local, Yelp, SuperPages and infoUSA.
To dominate local search I would suggest first leveling the playing field (via Groupings and Citations). Once you've done this, you can then use your established skill in authority + anchor text development for getting the upperhand.
Recommend Resources On Local Search
Ryan Caldwell is currently working with friends to build a fun and useful guide of our favorite childhood vacation place: the Jersey Shore. He is also available for local search consulting work via his consulting website.


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The 3DS library seems to be bestowed upon by the heavens. I'm just concerned on how to come up with the money to get the 3DS plus all of them games. >_<
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This is absolutely my favorite game. As if 3DS wasn't good enough already.
Considering Rayman 1 was on GBA (Rayman Advance) and Rayman 2 was on DS (Rayman DS) I'm guessing this'll just end up being Rayman 3 on 3DS. >_<
First! Ow wait no one cares...
Anyway are these all the launch titles? If so I'm dissipointed but I'll get Warioware.
I've heard of the cave story series but never played it. This looks good but I just used all my wii points gifting Bomberman Blast! :/
Harvest Moon has always been awesome but this makes me skeptical.
I loved Family Table Tennis and Glide Hockey. I'm skeptical about this one though.
continues to wait for Eternity's Child
I've been thinking about getting Niki Rock'ball. Mainly cause it looks similar to a game I used to play for N64 Iggy Wrecking Ball
I love family table tennis and glide hockey. I just still don't get why the hate? Because it has family in it's name? (This is coming from a guy who hates family/most third party wii games.)
1112 is actually part of a game called fade for PC.
It was split up into 4 chapters for iphone later so I'm sure they can just bring the much awkrardly smaller sized pc version to wiiware.
My list
5. Final Fantasy MLAAK
4. Strong bad Episode 5
3. World of Goo
2. Lost Winds
1. Megaman 9
Looks pretty good.
They are each point and click adventures with they're own plot revolving around the world of the pop cultural flash series Home Star Runner.
Never saw the appeal in the art style games. Not getting a DSi anyway.
Looks fantastic but something just doesn't feel right....
Can anyone recommend any good wiiware games to play in the wait for this?
I already have...
1. Lost Winds
2. Final Fantasy
3. Strong bad
4. Strong bad 2
5. World of Goo
6. Megaman 9
7. Dr. Mario
8. Family Table Tennis
9. TV Show King
10. Star Soldier R
11. Bomberman Blast!
That's it so far.
Lost winds...


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What kids ask ... What parents answer
"Where did I come from?" This cosmic and yet mundane question is typically the first a preschooler asks about the facts of life. A nice, straightforward answer is, "You were made in Mommy's tummy, and that's where you grew until you were ready to be born."
Some children may want details like, "A seed from Daddy and an egg from Mommy mixed together and formed a new baby – you! Then you grew in a special sack called a womb, which was in Mommy's tummy."
Logical follow-up questions may include, "Is that the way all babies are made?" ("Yes, all human babies and even lots of animal babies are made this same way."), and, "Can daddies have babies?" ("Nope, only female bodies can grow babies.")
"What's sex?" Most preschoolers don't ask this question unless something they've seen or heard – usually from an older child or from TV – introduces the idea.
But if he asks, don't shy away from the question. Tell him, "Sex is a kind of cuddling moms and dads do to show how much they love each other." If your child wants more detail, you can say, "Sex is a way grown-ups who love each other very much can be as close as possible, to cuddle and kiss in a special way. Sometimes a man and a woman can start a baby when they have sex."
Related questions that you might hear at this age include, "Can I have sex? Why do you have sex? What's making love? Is sex what you do in bed?"
"Can you show me how you make a baby?" Once he's heard about the "special way" moms and dads cuddle and kiss and make babies, it's not much of a leap for an inquisitive preschooler to want to see a real-life demonstration. Be kind, but direct. "No. Mommies and daddies only make babies when they have private time together alone."
"Can I help make a baby now?" Here you can introduce information about the different abilities of children's and adults' bodies. "No, making babies is something only grown-ups can do. Your body isn't ready yet, but it will be when you're older."
Similar questions include, "Can I have a baby? Will I have a baby if I hug Susie? How come we don't make a baby when you hug and kiss me good-bye at school?" ("Because the way grownups hug and kiss when they're making a baby is very different from that, and because only two adult bodies can make a baby.")
"How is the new baby going to get out of your tummy?" Preschoolers are fascinated with pregnancy and birth, and they may envision anything from Mom vomiting up the baby to Dad unzipping Mom's tummy and letting the baby walk out.
The simplest answer is, "After a long time, the baby grows too big for Mommy's tummy, so it has to be born." Many preschoolers are ready to hear, "Our baby will be ready to be born when he needs more food than he can get from Mommy's tummy, and when he's too big to fit inside anymore. Then Daddy will take Mommy to the hospital, where the doctors can help the baby be born. Grandma will look after you for two or three days, then Mommy and the new baby will come home and we'll all be together."
Other questions about pregnancy include, "Is the baby lonely in there? Is he hungry? Does he sleep inside your tummy? What does he look like now? Why doesn't he fall out when you pee and poop?"
"What are you and Daddy doing?" Many parents dread that their child might walk in on them during sex. It's a common occurrence. It's also nearly impossible not to get flustered, but give it a try (and then get a lock for the bedroom door).
You can say, "Honey, Daddy and I need privacy right now. If you go back to your room, I'll be in to help you in just one minute." Then put on a robe, take a few deep breaths to compose yourself, and go talk to your child.
"Mommy and Daddy were making love, showing how much we love each other. We usually lock the door because that's private, but this time we just forgot." Depending on your child's reaction, you can ask, "Did that upset you? Is there anything else you need?"
Make sure your child isn't scared or worried by what he saw, and be sure to emphasize that he didn't do anything wrong. (Don't chide, "You should have knocked!") Depending on what he saw, a preschooler's response to seeing you making love might range from an upset, "Was Daddy hurting Mommy?" to a curious "Why were you making that noise?" or "Were you wrestling?"
If your child seems unconcerned, it's okay not to go into an explanation of what was going on, especially for a younger preschooler. He may not have seen much if the room was dark and you were under the covers. It's enough to say simply, "Mommy and Daddy were having some special time together," or "Mommy and Daddy were just hugging because we love each other."


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WASHINGTON – A Maryland man has been acquitted of child abuse charges after his 5- year-old son accidentally ingested methadone last fall.
Paul Kristopher Brooks, 28, was found guilty of nine other counts, including reckless endangerment, neglect of a minor and weapons and drug charges, The Capital Gazette reports.
Prosecutors said Brooks abused his son by waiting more than hour to take the boy to the hospital after he became dizzy and sick.
The boy was eventually treated at a Baltimore hospital for life-threatening injuries.
Brooks will be sentenced Feb. 28. His wife, Kimberly, is scheduled to stand trial April 9.
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5-year-old boy accidentally swallows methadone
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UNIVERSAL SERVICE FUND - High-Cost
Download OptionsReleased: April 25, 2013
Federal Communications Commission
445 12th St., S.W.
News Media Information 202 / 418-0500
Internet: https://www.fcc.gov
Washington, D.C. 20554
Released: April 25, 2013
WC Docket No. 08-71
Comment Date: May 28, 2013
Reply Comment Date: June 12, 2013
Company (WCC) for waiver of the filing deadline required by section 54.307(c) of the Commission's
rules for receipt of high-cost universal service support.1 Section 54.307(c) sets forth the deadline for
certain competitive eligible telecommunications carriers to file working loops data with the Universal
Service Administrative Company to be eligible to receive high-cost universal service support.2
Pursuant to sections 1.415 and 1.419 of the Commission's rules, interested parties may file
comments on or before the dates indicated above.3 Comments may be filed using the Commission's
Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS).4
Electronic Filers: Comments may be filed electronically using the Internet by accessing the
ECFS: http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/ecfs2/.
Paper Filers: Parties who choose to file by paper must file an original and one copy of each
filing. If more than one docket or rulemaking number appears in the caption of this proceeding,
filers must submit two additional copies for each additional docket or rulemaking number.
Filings can be sent by hand or messenger delivery, by commercial overnight courier, or by first-
class or overnight U.S. Postal Service mail. All filings must be addressed to the Commission's Secretary,
Office of the Secretary, Federal Communications Commission.
1 Windy City Cellular Company Petition for Waiver, WC Docket No. 08-7 (filed Jan. 22, 2013) (Petition).
2 47 C.F.R § 54.307(c).
4 See Electronic Filing of Documents in Rulemaking Proceedings, GC Docket No. 97-113, Report and Order, 13
FCC Rcd 11322 (1998).
All hand-delivered or messenger-delivered paper filings for the Commission's Secretary must be
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To the Editor:
I'd like to thank all those in our community who supported Saturday's Sandy Hook School referendum. The high turnout and landslide victory were a remarkable show of community support for SHS and all Newtown district students and families, both current and future.
It was also a wonderful demonstration of our town's gratitude to Connecticut legislators and taxpayers for the grant. I'd like to specifically acknowledge the extraordinary advocacy efforts of First Selectman Pat Llodra, Interim Superintendent John Reed, SHS PTA President Stephanie Burns, SHS PTA Advocacy Chair Karyn Holden, Legislative Council Vice Chair Mary Ann Jacob, Board of Education Vice Chair Laura Roche, the PTA members from all across Newtown who helped plan and organize the Vote Yes campaign, the Sandy Hook Center and Newtown businesses who posted Vote Yes signs and distributed postcards, and all the advocates who handed out information flyers on playing fields and around town, posted on Facebook, sent emails, made phone calls, texted reminders, or held signs on Saturday.
Everyone's participation contributed to the victory, including that of each person who took the time to vote Yes on Saturday. Thank you, Sandy Hook and Newtown, for delivering this step forward.
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At the launch of the boutique in Spitalfields, East London, that bears her name on Tuesday, Mischa Barton found herself in the company of none other than James Middleton.
While we're not quite sure how these two wound up as friends in the first place, they do make for a pretty pair nevertheless.
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Stefan Pollard | January 13, 2010 | Comments
How to deepen your relationship with customers and bring them back for that all-important repeat purchase.
Retailers know the first purchase by a new customer is important, but more important is when that customer comes back for a second and third purchase.
"Replenishment" e-mail messages can help you bring back that customer with relevant messages that relate to the purchase. These are formatted, tested, and scheduled in advance and can be sent out at the point in the product or customer lifecycle when customers would be ripe to buy again, whether the same product, similar, or upgraded products.
Too many e-mail marketers make the mistake, however, of dropping this brand-new customer right into their standard promotional calendar. This can overwhelm a new customer with an unexpected stream of irrelevant messages, which can lead to unsubscribes, spam complaints, or inactivity.
Product Cycles Dictate Replenishment E-mails
Replenishment e-mails are a natural fit when you're selling consumables, such as pet food, beauty products, vitamins, printer ink, computer paper, and the like.
Big-ticket items such as electronics, jewelry, designer apparel, furniture, and luggage have different replenishment cycles. Here, the buyer might not be back in the market for months or even a year or more.
Remember the e-mail relevancy formula: sending the right message to the right subscriber at the right time.
It dictates a welcome or on-boarding program that brings new subscribers in gradually instead of overwhelming them with e-mail from the start.
Once that subscriber becomes a buyer, the e-mail program can include a replenishment reminder that reflects the product's natural lifecycle.
Without this careful segmentation and parsing of the purchase cycle, you can scare off good customers, who will take their second and third purchase potential with them.
The Necklace That Launched an E-mail Barrage
What happens when your e-mail program doesn't recognize the differences between new and repeat customers and differing product lifecycles? Consider my experience this past holiday season.
I bought a necklace for my wife from the online division of a major jewelry retailer. After a great online purchase experience, I opted in during the transactional process to get future offers. I also marked the item as a gift and filled out a gift card online.
The e-mail experience that followed was standard, beginning with an average transactional e-mail (a text message listed my purchase details but didn't cross-promote or upsell). The welcome e-mail two days later offered an incentive off my next purchase and set content expectations, but not frequency.
Those two e-mails appear to represent the only segmentation this company does. I was promptly dropped into the standard promotional calendar, made even worse because I bought on Dec. 1, early in the Christmas shopping season.
So, I was subjected to this retailer's stepped-up frequency for the first three weeks I was a customer. None of these messages reflected my status as a buyer until Dec. 31, when I received a discount offer off my next purchase.
This barrage of irrelevant e-mails implied the company wanted me to buy more jewelry before I even gave the necklace to my wife and was able to judge her reaction. What if she had hated it or I had lost it before I could give it to her? Any future e-mails from this company would be painful reminders of failure.
How to Fix the Problems
This unimpressive e-mail program offers you several lessons on how to avoid the same mistakes:
Also, this company should have plenty of data on who buys its jewelry and when, making it a prime candidate for a sophisticated segmentation program. None of that was apparent in its messages to me. Consider repeat programs around major gift giving holidays and reduce the regular frequency to somebody who just made a big ticket sale and most likely won't make another one tomorrow.
Final Thought: Take the Time
Aggressive messaging might look good to your bosses, especially if their mantra is "send more e-mail." Taking the time to create a more personalized program, using information you solicit from your customers and which you already collect through the opt-in and purchase process will help you create more relevant messages.
These can deepen your relationship with your customers and bring them back for that all-important repeat purchase.
Stefan Pollard, who started his career in online marketing in 1999, was considered a selfless mentor and champion of best practices in e-mail marketing. He held the position of senior strategic consultant at Responsys where he was responsible for developing e-mail marketing and lifecycle messaging strategies to increase clients' ROI. Before that, Stefan led the e-mail consulting program for Lyris clients, frequently speaking at industry events on best practices. Prior to that, he managed the audit process and consulted with clients to improve their e-mail delivery challenges for Habeas. As an e-mail marketer, he spent several years building and executing acquisition and retention campaigns at E-Loan and Cybergold.com. He died May 14, 2010.
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In all my years of coaching I have always tried to leave a positive impact on the players I have coached. I have always thought about the future and how I am not just showing someone how to hit and field but I am also attempting to show my players some traits to get them through life. Whether it be a lesson on discipline, teamwork, laughter in the face of what on the surface seems serious, focus and so much more. I am always acutely aware that my players will outlive me. Maybe that's why I am so sad that one of them hasn't….
Today I learned that young Susan Baird had passed away around 4:45 this morning. Susan was a kid I coached that I will remember forever. She was sweet, funny, hard working (extremely hard working) and my friend.
Susan was one of only a few Third graders who played on my 3rd and 4th grade team in the summer of 2012. We were the Puma's and we were good. By good I mean division winning good. I mean so good that most games were not even close. In fact if it weren't for a really good team from Rochester we would have been undefeated.
The team was mostly 4th graders. Some like my daughter moved up to the division in 2nd grade so it was their third year playing in the division. The 4th grade girls were very talented and it was hard for any of the 3rd graders to get any traction early on in practice. Some of them were just learning the game and they were on the team with
these girls who were really advanced. It must have been hard to learn in the presence of such girls so far more advanced. I imagined it would be frustrating. But then I met Susan. She was the kid that had the least amount of experience. She was the player who would watch the other girls with a look of awe and desire to one day be that good. She was someone who realized in order for her to gain notice it was gonna take a lot of hard work. Man, did she work hard. She ran full speed every time the team was told to take a jog around the field. She threw as hard as she could when the team was told to play a light game of catch. She cheered hard for her teammates when she wasn't in the game. She swung hard every time on every pitch in batting practice. She listened and watched other people be told how to do things that she hadn't yet learned.
She went from the youngest and most inexperienced player at the beginning of the season to a player that I would put into the game during any situation. In fact one of my favorite coaching tales involve her. It was one of our last games of the season in a game we were losing Susan was in the game. She had not had much success against really good teams. She had struck out a few times in a row. It was a point where most kids would have gotten frustrated but not Susan. She was possibly going to bat in the inning. Our lead off hitter got on with a hit. The next batter struck out. Then the following batter took four balls and had to hit off the coach, she got a hit. two runners on. The next girl gets strike two and Susan is on deck. There was a thought that went through my head to take her out of the game and let another girl bat. I was considering it because I thought that she might be really upset if she made an out to end the game. I went to talk to her in the batting box and asked if she was okay. She looked at me the way she always did. That look like she really didn't want me looking back. It's hard to explain but that's how Susan was. I asked if she was good to go and she simply said "good to go coach" then she smiled. I knew right then that even if she struck out she was going to be fine. She might be upset but it wasn't going to last very long. I also knew one other thing at that moment… She was going to swing hard or at least as hard as she could because that's what Susan always did.
Do I even need to finish the story? She got a hit. I hope as the years go on the story becomes that it was a hard line drive to the outfield and she got the walk off hit. What it actually was though was a hard hit ball that bounced to third base, Bella (my daughter) and a girl named Kylie (our pitcher) scored to tie the game when the third baseman on the other team threw the ball away. Susan swung hard and we eventually won the game. She smiled and did a little bounce on first base which she stayed on because she was too scared to run to second even though the first base coach had told her to go. The rest of the coaches laughed because Susan had gotten a hit. A big hit. Even though she could have turned it into a double she stayed at first because of excitement. She then while standing on the base did some weird dance thing with standing on her toes and doing some type of Dance stretch thing. I just laughed. I had seen her do the dance stretch thing in practice before. I remember teasing her and asking if she was gonna dance or practice, she always smiled. Eventually we won the game. Susan scored the go ahead run. I wish it was more exciting but we ended up scoring the max of 5 runs that inning and 5 more the next including a HR by Sophie (our 3rd baseman). Because of that hit it would have been easy to forget about Susan's hit but the girls didn't. They congratulated Susan and patted her on the head when she came back to the dugout. I remember the look on Susan's face when Julie and Hailey (two forth graders) told her good job. She was so happy to be "one of the gang" and to contribute. She got to count out the 1-2-3 before we yelled PUMAS. She was really happy.
I saw Susan a few weeks later when I was broadcasting live at the Illinois State Fair. I had brought my daughter Bella with me that day and she was bored wile I was broadcasting. She was slouching in her chair waiting for my show to end when suddenly she perked up and said "Susan's here"! Susan was visiting the fair with her grandparents and she invited Bella to walk around the fair and ride the sky ride with her. I remember the two of them waving to me as they passed over the area from where I was broadcasting. They were both smiling so much. It was the same smile as the hit. It's the smile I will always remember Susan Baird having.
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Ouch...I'm not very popular this season
You and me both dpf
Hopefully it'll change when I come back the week after this one.
I don't mean this in a bad way, but; from now on, never try to start the new season alone. I've found way too many errors in the way you even set up the Divisions, and even though I hate to say it, they were pretty critical errors that are not fair to everyone else who had tried to have a good time/end their time in the CHUUL.
I mean, I was delighted that you guys tried to start it without me. In fact, I was really grateful that I picked you all as part of the staff, and I thank you for all your efforts. And you've gotten it through the first two days, and I believe that that itself is quite an accomplishment.
However, I was irritated when I looked at the matches and new divisions. If you noticed the two previous seasons, the matches each user was in was based specifically on alphabetical order. However, you did NOT start the season in that order at all, especially in the lower divisions, where more users had dropped out.
Also, no placement matches. You simply placed them in divisions at random.
Furthermore, you took no thought as to asking me whether there were any users who had notified me that they were choosing to drop out. Ghost42, who had asked me the first season to drop, I accidentally put in the second season, and she came again to ask me to drop her out. I was planning to do that, yet you put her through a 3rd consecutive season. While there was only 1 match up, I told you to switch ghost42 with Serivor, whom you had excluded. But you ignored my post completely, and it is now into the 10th set of matches on the 3rd day, which is far too in to go back now.
Then, you got placement completely screwed up. Did you know that Whit3Ghost was supposed to enter Division IV last season, as he finished 3rd in Division V. However, where'd you put him? Not in Division IV, not even Division V. Division VI!? All the way back down when he worked so hard to get up?
There's a lot more errors I'd like to put down, but I feel as though I'm scolding you and blaming you, and I don't want to do that. You guys are doing an amazing job. Just from now on, let me start the seasons, mmkay?
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Game 25 vs. Minnesota: Pavelec and Entries
Travis Hrubeniuk
November 24 2013 11:48PM
An inability to finish really cost the Jets Saturday afternoon. Heck, when you look at the numbers, it is pretty clear that they controlled most of the game, from the neutral zone on out.
Jets Post-Game 25: Execution
Kevin McCartney
November 23 2013 05:09PM
The Wild came out flat for a Saturday afternoon contest north of the border. The Jets have done poorly in their typical game preparation of late, but jumped on the Wild early in this one to the tune of a 14-4 shot lead, and a 5-0 lead in scoring chances through 20 minutes.
A 17 minute break was all the Wild needed to fix things, however, and by three minutes into the second frame, the Wild had rested control away from the Jets. Mistakes piled up, turnovers mounted, and the Jets infuriating powerplay was beaten for their fourth shorthanded goal against to send the game to extra time and eventually the skills competition.
It was another object lesson in taking what is given in the Western Conference, in the need to execute on the chances you get.
Game 24 vs. Chicago: Pavelec and Entries
Travis Hrubeniuk
November 23 2013 03:54PM
Another match-up against the Blackhawks, another night spent watching the Jets getting dominated. Things in the neutral zone were relatively close though, meaning a lot of the game would come down to effort and execution in the offensive/defensive zone.
JGD 25: The Day Before Vacation
Kevin McCartney
November 23 2013 05:02AM
The Jets face the rival Wild for the second time this week, third time in the regular season, and fourth time since training camp. We know the script by now. A pair of 2-1 losses has sunk the team's all-time record against the Wild a game below .500, coincidentally where the team sits in the standings of the 2013/14 season.
It's good news, bad news with these Jets. Up and down, one step forward and two back. Whatever you want to call it, even Claude Noel ruminated in front of the press yesterday that it has been like this for 2-1/2 years. It seems unlikely to reverse course against the stifling Wild.
Played on a Saturday afternoon, this game has that last day before holidays feel. Next week the team goes on the road to New Jersey, Long Island, and Philadelphia. December includes games against Edmonton, Florida, and Buffalo (twice!). One more boring, frustrating, futile contest and the Jets are free of perhaps the toughest 3 weeks in their season schedule.
Claude Noel Gives Himself a Vote of Confidence: Is the End Nigh?
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November 22 2013 08:24PM
Claude Noel speaks to media most days, answering the tough, well considered questions like "GET BETTER!" and "WHY???????" It's the 15 minutes a day where I really feel for the guy.
We've listened to Noel ask the media what they want from him, and ask rhetorically what he can do with the 12 forwards he was given. But today's conference included a whole new level of bizarre.


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ADDISON — New York and Vermont transportation authorities have tentatively set Wednesday, Dec. 23, as the date on which an Idaho-based company will demolish the Champlain Bridge.
Details were still being firmed up on Friday morning.
ADDISON — A modified, tied-arch bridge has emerged as the leading replacement design from among six conceptual options for a new Champlain Bridge.
New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) officials unveiled those six design options at a series of public hearings in Ticonderoga, N.Y., last Saturday. The options included a using a long-span steel girder bridge; a segmental concrete bridge (cast-in-place or pre-cast); a steel composite cable-stayed bridge; a concrete extra-dosed bridge; or a network tied-arch bridge.
ADDISON — The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) confirmed on Friday that an Idaho-based firm has been picked to demolish the Champlain Bridge, and that the event will be publicized for safe viewing.
In other related news, work continues on a new ferry service that is being established just south of the Champlain Bridge, and Addison County Transit Resources (ACTR) has given more than 2,000 rides to commuters seeking alternative routes across or around the lake since the 80-year-old span closed to traffic on Oct. 16.
ADDISON — Transportation officials have yet to set a specific date for the demolition of the Champlain Bridge, but its impending destruction is looming as perhaps the most keenly anticipated event in Addison since the day 80 years ago when a veritable who's who of New York and Vermont politicians, businessmen and area residents marked the grand opening of the span on Aug. 26, 1929.
ADDISON — State and local lawmakers on Tuesday urged Gov. James Douglas to dedicate $1 million in federal stimulus funds to help Addison County businesses — including farms — that have taken a financial hit since the Champlain Bridge was closed on Oct. 16.
Douglas quickly endorsed the $1 million request, but said the money should be spent in the broader context of statewide, $8.6 million economic development package that includes some initiatives the Legislature rejected last session.
MIDDLEBURY — Traffic interruptions will take place on Middlebury's Merchants Row beginning Monday, Nov. 30, to accommodate the ongoing transport of huge, Cross Street Bridge-related beams through town.
The massive concrete beams — ranging in length from 65 feet to 110 feet — were made at J.P. Carrara & Sons and must be trucked, with escort, through downtown Middlebury at various intervals through Friday, Dec. 4.
BRANDON — After years of planning, hoping, pleading and waiting, work on the long-delayed Route 7 reconstruction project in Brandon has begun with Segment 5.
Early last week, a large, electronic Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) message board was placed on the curve of Park Street and Center Street near the Congregational Church in Brandon, warning southbound motorists that work is under way.
But while everything is in place and some crews are busy on the southern end of the Brandon village, the majority of the work won't begin until the spring construction season.
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MIDDLEBURY — Peak fall foliage is long gone, but folks traveling through downtown Middlebury during the next few weeks will see quite a sight in the form of a major man-made attraction that, unlike the changing leaves, won't return next year.
Vehicles bearing huge concrete beams — ranging in size from 65 feet to 110 feet long — were scheduled to wind their way on massive trucks through portions of the downtown on their way to the new Cross Street Bridge site on Nov. 19 and 20, and again on Dec. 1, 2, 3 and 4.
ADDISON — One Lake Champlain ferry will extend its run through the end of the year while another will pare back hours as New York and Vermont transportation officials continue to work on a temporary ferry service and explore the viability of a temporary span near the site of the closed Champlain Bridge.
Owners of the Ticonderoga Ferry confirmed this week that they will continue their extended run — weather permitting — from Shoreham to Ticonderoga, N.Y., through Dec. 31.
ADDISON — The cost for replacing the Champlain Bridge will be a minimum of $67 million and take at least 22 months to build, according to a preliminary report released last week by an engineering firm for the New York State Department of Transportation.
The assessment by HNTB New York Engineering and Architecture also analyzed the pros and cons of providing a temporary fix for the 2,187-foot span, and of rehabilitating the 80-year-old landmark.
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BELFAIR - Like many good ideas, Peninsula Brew Tours started out scribbled on a napkin on a bar stool.
While out for a beer, Chris Ladner and Jeromy Hicks of Belfair wondered why there wasn't a brewery tour around the Kitsap Peninsula.
From Sound Brewery in Poulsbo to Slaughter County Brewing Co. in Port Orchard, the area boasts a fair amount of microbreweries and taprooms.
"We wanted to provide a way people could get to taste different brews," Hicks said. "There's no way for anyone to be able to go, 'I want to try four different breweries today,' and be safe doing it."
The longtime friends and neighbors, who have co-chaired the Belfair Taste of Hood Canal's beer garden for many years, sat on the idea of a brewery tour bus for about a year before they decided to get serious about it.
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Since the start of the year, they have provided groups with a responsible way to sample beers across the peninsula.
Peninsula Brew Tours — whose motto is "We Drive You to Drinking — typically picks up at a hotel, where Hicks or Ladner ensure that someone in the group will serve as designated driver for the party after the tour.
The bus then embarks on one of three routes, either around North, Central or South Kitsap, visiting a cluster of breweries in each area and at least one taproom, where group members can order something to eat.
Taprooms — such as the Wig Wam Tavern in Gorst, a popular stop on the brew tour — feature 10 to 15 craft brews on tap, as opposed to offering commercial beers like Bud Light or Alaskan Amber.
Craft beer makers brew traditionally, are independent and produce less than 6 million barrels of beer a year, according to the national Brewers Association, a Boulder, Colo.-based advocacy group for brewers.
In 2012, the craft brewing industry grew by 15 percent in volume and 17 percent in dollars over 2011, according to the Brewers Association.
Local craft breweries include Silver City Brewery in Silverdale, Der Blokken Brewery in Bremerton and Slippery Pig Brewery in Poulsbo, among others.
"With these smaller brews, each beer is typically different, even from batch to batch," Ladner said. "For these local breweries, it's an art form."
In researching for Peninsula Brew Tours, Hicks has found that local brewery owners are often supportive of one another and the greater brew culture around the peninsula.
"There's not a competitive vibe among breweries," he said. "They're all very helpful with each other. It's not like it's this corporate world where everybody is fighting each other."
Kitsap and Mason counties also support a large number of home brewers, for whom craft beer is a passion, Hicks added.
Bill Sproules, owner of Olympic Brewing Supplies in Bremerton, estimates that his home-brewing supply store provides service to at least 1,500 home brewers in the area.
"I think once you take the mystery out of beer making, many people turn their friends onto it," Sproules said. "Before you know it, you have a whole community dedicated to it."
Those home brewers are the target audience for brewery tour guides, who want to show what the local area has to offer in terms of craft beer making, Hicks said.
Brewery tours are gaining popularity across the country, but they have typically existed in more urban places, such as Seattle and Portland.
Ladner and Hicks stress that their bus is for people with a passion for craft beer and beer making, not for people with a passion for partying.
"We're a beer-tasting bus, not a get-drunk bus," Hicks said. "We're interested in people who are interested in brewing. We're thinking about starting a distillery tour in Gig Harbor, so people can get a well-rounded perspective of the whole process."
Peninsula Brew Tours charges $35 per person for a four- to five-hour bus ride. The tour stops for about an hour at each location.
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Cape Town - The Cape Town Labour Court stopped the department of correctional services (DCS) on Friday from re-advertising the post of senior state accountant.
Christo February has brought an urgent application before Judge Robert le Grange to stop the DCS from appointing anyone until a ruling had been made in a separate action against the department for unfair discrimination.
February has successfully acted in the post of senior state accountant for a number of years, but was turned down for promotion in terms of the DCS's employment equity plan (EEP).
Earlier this week, he challenged the decision not to promote him, contending it was because he was coloured.
His lawyer submitted that February was the best qualified and experienced person to fill the vacant post, and had acted in the position several times.
February was recommended for the job because of his experience, but was turned down because his appointment would have been in conflict with the EEP.
The case is expected to start in November.
The judgment handed down on Friday in effect prevents DCS from filling the senior state accountant position until the determination of the main litigation.
Le Grange said it seemed that February may well have been discriminated against solely on the basis of his race, and not for the purpose of advancing a suitably qualified person "from a designated group, pursuant to the legitimate aims of an employment equity plan".
He said the purpose of February's urgent application was to prevent the department filling the post before the determination of the main litigation.
"February contends that if the post were filled in the meanwhile, it would mean that, even if he were successful at trial, he could in any event not be appointed to the post because it had already been filled," said Le Grange.
"At best, he could expect a so-called protected promotion to another post, but could not obtain the benefit of further experience gained by actually performing the work of senior state accountant."
The judge said there was merit in February's contentions.
"In any event, if a permanent appointment is made while the main trial is pending, it would undoubtedly complicate the course of the trial litigation," he said.
"The incumbent so appointed was likely to dispute any attempt to unseat him or her, and the dispute was likely to go to arbitration."
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Situated by the ocean, this hotel is 2.6 mi (4.2 km) from Playa Valdevaqueros and within 6 mi (10 km) of Playa de los Lances and St. Matthew's Church. Castle de Guzman El Bueno and Punta Tarifa are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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Google claims Siri poses competitive threat
Google chairman Eric Schmidt has told a U.S. Senate antitrust subcommittee that Apple's Siri personal assistant is a potential threat to its core search business. The admission reverses a statement that Schmidt made in September last year where he had said that Apple did not pose a 'competitive threat.' Schmidt argued that the arrival of Siri is a 'significant threat' and even cited two publications that have called the voice recognition app a 'Google killer.'
Along with Apple's Siri, Schmidt also offered Bing and Yahoo search as demonstrating the competitive search landscape. Others that posed a real competition for the company included specialized search engines include Kayak, Amazon, WebMD and eBay.
"Google has many strong competitors and we sometimes fail to anticipate the competitive threat posed by new methods of accessing information," Schmidt proposed.
Apple's Siri, although still in beta, has sparked a wave of interest in the potential of voice recognition technology. In addition to being able conduct web searches, Siri also directs searches to other sources of information including Wolfram Alpha.
Schmidt's comments, of course, need to be taken in the context in which they were delivered. It is not often the chairman of a company talks up the opposition, even if he has previously served on their board as Schmidt had done at Apple. Schmidt was keen to point out that Google cannot engage in anticompetitive practices when it operates in an environment with strong competition. [via Appleinsider]


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Utes gymnastics moves up to No. 1 in rankings
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The Utah gymnastics team has moved up to No. 1 in national rankings this week, just as they prepare to take on No. 4 Georgia on Friday at home.
The Utes are the nation's top-ranked squad for the first time since February 2009. Utah leads the nation on beam and floor scores for the second straight week, and is third on the vault and seventh on bars.
Georgia Dabritz is the second-ranked competitor national on the floo, and Kailah Delaney is No. 4 on vault.
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Final three unveiled for west London regeneration scheme
Wilkinson Eyre, Sheppard Robson and Barton Willmore have unveiled their designs for the regeneration of King Street in west London.
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