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Commonwealth Bank of Australia recently announced an increased focus on its mobile banking systems in what was another signal that Australian consumers are becoming more comfortable with their mobile devices. Read Original Content
The results of a study conducted by Walker Sands Communications, a marketing and public relations firm, has revealed 23.14 percent of visits to websites that occurred in December 2012 were of the mobile commerce nature, having stemmed from smartphones and tablets. Read Original Content
A new report from eMarketer forecasts a huge growth in tablet spending in North America. M-commerce strictly from tablets is expected to reach $24 billion this year. Read Original Content
Founded in 1979, DSI is a global provider of Enterprise Mobility Solutions®, helping companies worldwide increase productivity and profitability regardless of data source, device type, operating system or network connectivity. DSI serves clients globally through its offices in Australia, Canada, China, France, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States. This newsletter is sponsored in part by DSI.
Spending on mobile paid search and mobile display advertising in North America hit $3.95 billion in 2012, up 213 percent from $1.26 billion in 2011, research firm eMarketer Inc. says. Read Original Content
Ticket seller Fandango has been at the forefront of mobile ticketing, and business is booming. Mobile ticket sales increased 171 percent in 2012 over 2011 and accounted for more than 30 percent of the company's overall ticket sales, Fandango reports. Read Original Content
Groupon has announced its mobile payments service is now available to Android users, after launching first on the iPhone in September. The service allows merchants to accept credit cards and debit cards by swiping them through a card reader attached to a mobile device, like an iPhone or iPod touch or Android device. Read Original Content
Customers in Salt Lake City and Portland are being invited to beta test U.S. Bank's new Go Mobile payments service, using an iPhone NFC case that stores a FlexPerks Visa credit card. Read Original Content
The mobile payment market in China looks to be turning into a force to be reckoned with. Market research firm Analysys International recently predicted that by 2015, mobile payments in the People's Republic would top $114 billion. Read Original Content
According to Juniper Research, 590 million mobile phone users across the globe will use their device for banking purposes by 2013; by the end of 2017 the number will exceed one billion. Read Original Content
Mobile advertising prices rose dramatically in the fourth quarter of 2012, as the advertising season kicked into high gear. In fact, the metric for effective cost per thousand impressions was up 50 percent, new data suggests. Read Original Content
Facebook is making quick progress in growing its mobile advertising business, according to major ad platform Kenshoo. It sees 20 percent of all Facebook ad spend going to mobile. Read Original Content
Berg Insight estimates 4.4 percent of the total global ad spend across all media will be targeted at the phone screen in 2017. Read Original Content
mCommerce is surging according to a new report from eMarketer that shows smartphones and tablets contributing to escalating levels of mobile and online sales. eMarketer estimates U.S. retail mCommerce sales exploded 81 percent to nearly $25 billion. Read Original Content
Online sales accounted for 80 percent of its total sales over Christmas, up from 74 percent in 2011, and mobile accounted for 28 percent of all online sales, soaring 150 percent year-on-year. Read Original Content
Despite the hype, 41 percent of U.S. shoppers – that's close on 103 million Americans – currently won't use their smartphones or tablets to buy products and services online, new research reveals. Read Original Content
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They are Deckers (DECK), Amkor Tech (AMKR), and Gaylord Entertainment (GET).
Deckers (DECK):
What's not to like about Deckers? Wall Street has been treating them like a Green Mountain Coffee or dare I say it -- a Groupon (GRPN) kind of stock. However, the fundamentals look good, and Ugg's season is about to kick off.
Deckers has mananged to break out of its descending wedge pattern. Calling a bottom is a hard thing to do, but the price action is starting to smooth out here. Lots of room on the upside to run if the market cooperates. I'd place a stop below $40 for an intermediate term hold.
Over the past 12 months Deckers Outdoor Corp (DECK) shares have traded between $39.90 and its 52-week high of $118.90. Deckers shares are now trading with a P/E Ratio of 10.1 and EPS of 4.45.
Amkor Tech (AMKR):
Another breakout play, AMKR broke out of a large wedge patter in late July and is now sporting a bull flag. No Jedi Mind tricks here.
Over the past 12 months Amkor Technology Inc (AMKR) shares have traded between $3.81 and its 52-week high of $6.78. Amkor Technology Inc shares are now trading with a P/E Ratio of 18.4 and EPS of 0.29.
Gaylord Entertainment (GET):
I don't know why, but I snicker every time I see the name of this stock. I mean, just picture yourself fresh out of college - you call your folks back home and tell them you just got a job working at Gaylord Entertainment. Good times.
Anyway, GET is trading in a strong channel up, right in the middle of the channel. Look like shares could trade up to $45 soon.
Over the past 12 months Gaylord Entertainment (GET) shares have traded between $17.39 and its 52-week high of $41.17. Gaylord shares are now trading with a P/E Ratio of 112 and EPS of 0.36.
Taking back the AMKR pickSubmitted by Stockmaster2 on Thu, 08/23/2012 - 04:52.
AMKR has sold off hard on strong volume this week. There is a chance it will find support at $4.50 and bounce but after reviewing their recent financial statement, margins are contracting pretty badly. Proceed with caution.
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Utah County teenager loses 26 lambs in dog attack
Benjamin is a tiny town of a few clustered homes, an LDS church and ranch land west of Spanish Fork. Most of the farmers and ranchers who have been in the valley for decades have dogs that are trained to work with livestock. But even those dogs will be put down if they ever bite another animal deep enough to draw blood.
"Those animals can roam for miles and they aren't far from the generation of wolves they evolved from," Caras said. "All it takes is the taste of a little bit of blood and the natural instinct will kick in. It's up to the dog owner, before they go to bed, to know where their animal is."
State wildlife officials said domesticated dogs can cause problems even for animals much larger than them.
"It's not that uncommon to have dogs chasing deer and occasionally even killing them," Scott Root of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, said. "It does happen, so the division definitely encourages pet owners to have control of their pets when they're out."
The Animal and Wildlife Damage Prevention Team, made up of officers from state and federal agencies, tries to protect sheep, lambs and calves from traditional predators, such as coyotes, Utah Department of Agriculture and Food spokesman Larry Lewis said. The goal is to keep the losses below 5 percent of the livestock population.
"There is a considerable amount of time and energy spent to protect livestock and wildlife in Utah," Lewis said.
He said if a specific problem predator can be identified, a hunter or trapper will go out to find, trap and kill the animal.
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FRIEDELSHEIM GSPs is a small family run kennel located in Western Maryland near Hagerstown, MD. Our breeding program focuses on producing a dual type GSP that is conformationally sound and has the required traits necessary for an outstanding versatile hunting companion. Each one of our litters is genetically researched for superior natural ability, trainability, cooperation, conformation, temperament, and water desire. We are selectively line breeding Hustler, Hege-Haus, Stradivarius, and Pottsiepen bloodlines to produce that outstanding GSP that is capable of competing in many venues. All of our puppies are raised in our home and get daily interaction from all family members. Our breeding program has been very successful and has received numerous NAVHDA Breeders Awards and we are and AKC Breeder of Merit.
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Submitted by: Jay Hollis on Jun 30, 2008After doing extensive research on breeds and breeders, my wife and I decided to get a GSP and developed a short list of breeders whose websites/literature impressed me. After speaking with a number of breeders, Donnie stood out in my mind as one who was not only running a top-notch breeding program, but also one who is willing to be a partner in training and raising a wonderful versatile hunt dog.
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Submitted by: Lou Casciano on Apr 18, 2008I purchased my dog Grace from Donnie in the Feb 07. I had recently lost my 11-year-old GSP and was looking for a GSP with a strong drive to hunt, natural ability to retrieve, good noise and family dog. I received that and more!
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Submitted by: Lee Hein on Apr 14, 2008Update to my March 20th entry:
Anja ran in a Natural Ability Test this past weekend. She received a Prize I with a score of 110 out of a possible 112. One of her littermates also ran in the same test and received a Prize I as well.
Submitted by: Rick Gambler on Apr 09, 2008Friedelshiem Kennels is top of the line! I picked my GSP Frieldelsheim's Akers Gambler NA1, JH August of 2005. He hunts and retrieves everything. So far we harvested pheasants,woodcocks,ducks, geese,rabbits. We hunt in PA all over. Mostly we hunt waterfowl on the Susquehanna River. I even take him fishing with me. Akers drive to hunt is incredible. He's also a good house dog. Plus he gets along with people and other dogs. Donnie shared alot of knowledge with me about the dogs,training,hunting.
Submitted by: Lee Hein on Mar 20, 2008I don't think I can write enough good things about Friedelsheim Kennels and its owner Donnie Ebersole.
Over the years I have owned a number of pet dogs and even managed to bring a Lab up to useful standard years ago, but I was still very anxious at the thought of attempting to train a German Shorthair Pointer without any previous experience. Speaking to Donnie and to others that have one of Donnie's dogs eased my anxiety and I purchased a female pup from Friedelsheim Kennels last Spring (2007).
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At only seven months old Anja was pointing pheasants and quail in Kansas as if she was already a champion. She quickly found and retrieved to hand the very first bird she ever had shot over her during this trip. Later in the season Anja returned to Kansas and hunting on her own found numerous birds for my son and me.
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Because I live in the same general area as Donnie I have gotten to know and hunt with quite a number of other dogs that are products of Friedelsheim Kennels. Every person I have ever met that has a Friedelsheim dog is satisfied. If you wish to speak or e-mail me directly to discuss my experience with Friedelsheim Kennels, please feel free to ask Donnie for my e-mail address or phone number.
Submitted by: James Owens on Aug 19, 2007My experience started with friedelsheims back in 2004.I was new to bird dogs and looking for a reputable breeder.I live in southwestern Pa and wasn't finding what I was looking for in this area.I turned to the internet and found a lot of breeders online and I called and interviewed a lot of them.Of all that I interviewed I liked Donnies attitude and commitment the best.He is very helpful with questions and goes out of his way to help you in making the right choices when it comes to fitting a dog to your specific needs.I bought my german shorthair from him in 2005(Friedelshiems Poncho Villa)and even though he is my first shorthair I can't imagine a finer dog than he is for our family.He's two years old now and is a fine companion and hunting partner.He loves to hunt,loves the water,he's great with kids and other dogs.He scored a prize 1 in his NA test with 112 pts.He also has great conformation(all who see him comment on how good looking of a dog he is).I think Donnie is running one of the best breeding programs this side of the Mississippi.I am going to purchase my second dog from him in the spring.If your looking for the best in a dual quality dog,look no further.


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The capture of the base, formerly a children's hospital in Aleppo, underscores the intensity of the rebel-on-rebel fighting that has raged for days between moderate factions and their one-time allies, fighters from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.
Meanwhile, two Swedish journalists who were abducted in Syria were released after a month and a half in captivity. Dozens of local and foreign journalists have been killed or kidnapped in Syria.
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and another al-Qaida linked group known as Jabhat al-Nusra, or Nusra Front, initially joined forces with moderate rebels fighting to oust President Bashar Assad in a conflict that began in March 2011 as a popular uprising but morphed into a civil war. The extremists proved well-organized and efficient fighters, giving the ragtag rebels a boost. But the Iraqi-based network began employing brutal tactics and trying to impose its strict interpretation of Islamic law, alienating other factions and leading to some of the worst infighting of the conflict.
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The first batch of toxic chemicals — believed to be precursors for mustard gas and sarin — was loaded onto a Danish cargo ship in the Syrian port of Latakia and shipped toward international waters on Tuesday, a week after the Dec. 31 deadline initially set for the chemicals to be removed from Syria.
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Born and raised in New Albany, Michele Mundy found her passion for singing and her love for ministry at age 12. Now as a young woman in her 30s, she is still singing, sharing her love of Christ, and traveling to spread His message.
"I love singing because it's what I was born to do. When you know you were born to do something and is blessed with a gift, you tend to use it more and enjoy using it. It's like a part of you and your life, " said Mundy. "When I sing, it lifts my spirits, especially when I'm down or when I'm encouraging someone else who is down. Music changes you from the inside, then it changes the atmosphere around you."
At age four, Mundy said that her mom discovered her singing voice and at the age of 12, she began singing with the Watson Grove Baptist Church choir. Later on, she began singing solo and wrote her first song at age 15.
Since debuting her first album 'Divine Favor' in 2009, she has traveled abroad to England, France and Normandy. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in humanities from Mississippi State University, with an emphasis in French. While attending college, Michele was a member of several choirs, including the Mississippi State University Choir and has shared the stage with artists such as Dr. Bobby Jones, the late Rev. James Moore, Ms. Vickie Winans, Mrs. Mosie Burke of the Mississippi Mass Choir, and many others. She is currently a member of the Peter's Rock Temple C.O.G.I.C. and its mass choir and has written for it's album, 'Standing In The Need.'
Mundy said that 'Divine Favor' was inspired by personal tragedy.
She said, "Music is my love–since God is in my music, He speaks through it. When my father became ill, God gave me a song to sing to him while in the hospital. He began responding and lived five more weeks. Shortly after his passing, God gave me more songs to write to encourage others who are dealing with every pain and issue, including this economic epidemic that has discouraged so many, including Christians".
She added, "Sharing my testimony with others has helped me get through my own trials, because it shows people that they are not alone and vice-versa. We realize that in the midst of it, God gets the glory. Then when we overcome it and He works His miracles, He shows us that He's in control and has already spoken on our behalf."
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I mentioned earlier this month that I was enjoying the Starcraft 2 beta on Ubuntu 10.04 thanks to Wine software. In my previous posting I had simply stated that SC2 was "playable" under Wine. I have a fairly powerful gaming laptop that sports an nVidia 260m GTX and a 1680x1050 resolution panel. SC2 defaulted itself under Wine to "ultra" settings on my system - after playing one game at these settings (well it was really more like playing a slide-show). I promptly lowered the details and textures to low (while leaving the resolution the same).
With these settings I average around 40 FPS at the main menu and in game. At the high end I see just over 50 FPS while playing and at the low end it bottoms out around 20 FPS in combat. (For those wondering how I obtained these numbers press control+alt+f to put an FPS counter in the upper left hand corner of the screen while in SC2). These numbers come from the latest SC2 patch as of today (05/25/10).
Now for a bit of an ironic story regarding SC2.
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A staple of high end sci-fi is the replicator or the nano-assembler. There is a much more practical and less technomagical way to achieve the same goal. The exciting thing is that this technology exists now, and we're getting much better at it.
Common sense and the rule of cool clash over the role of the bow in the hypertech setting of the Cosmic Era
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The limb that got away and became the symbol of a revolution.
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Nine thousand years she has slumbered, while Winter diminished. So obsessed was He in her care, that He allowed Summer to run unchecked. His power dwindled, and Summer grew. There is a great unbalance in the world, young ones. One that I fear will break the back of the Earth itself, if not addressed. Winter must return. It is the Way.
A collection of legendary Chinese spears from actual history and folklore (no. 5 in my Chinse lore Codex)
A proposed system for managing a party's reputation with various NPCs
You begin to feel funny. Your head becomes clouded as you approach the evil wizard. Wait, you shouldn't attack the wizard. He's done nothing wrong to you. Your party members are wrong. They lied to you. You should attack them!
...You come to your senses after a momentary black-out. You have blood on your sword. The bard is bleeding and the rest of your fellow party members have their weapons drawn and are poised to attack you. And you can hear the evil wizard behind you chuckling.
The road ahead is of the dead
So travelers take heed
And lightly tread o'er those that bled
For lands and kings and greed.
The victor spared no man that dared
To try and take his throne.
So thus he paved a road that's made
Of vanquished soldiers' bones.
The road ahead is full of dread
So travelers beware
And tarry not lest you be caught
By the echoes of despair.
For the road beneath your wandering feet
Of dead men once so brave,
Will clutch and grab and wrench and drag
You to an early grave.
A collection of legendary Chinese horses from actual history and folklore (no. 4 in my Chinse lore Codex)
Be wary of these beasts when traveling through wintry forests!
A geometric cut puzzle that can be inserted into any dungeon/door/treasure chest.
A flash copy of a person, inserted into an auton, for a variety of purposes
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Original Article Laboratory science
LRP1/CD91 is up-regulated in monocytes from patients with haemophilia A: a single-centre analysis
Version of Record online: 6 FEB 2013
DOI: 10.1111/hae.12098
© 2013 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Volume 19, Issue 3, pages e126–e132, May 2013
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Franchini, M., Urbani, S., Amadei, B., Rivolta, G. F., Perna, C. D., Riccardi, F., Frattini, F., Crestani, S., Bonfanti, C., Formentini, A., Quintavalla, R. and Tagliaferri, A. (2013), LRP1/CD91 is up-regulated in monocytes from patients with haemophilia A: a single-centre analysis. Haemophilia, 19: e126–e132. doi: 10.1111/hae.12098
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Kay Prather Rodriguez was born on May 26, 1941 in Kingman, Kansas. She was the only child of Paul Prather and Pearl Prather of McPherson, Kansas. Kay is survived by her husband Ramon Rodriguez of Lawrence, Kansas. Kay passed away on Tuesday, May 3rd, in Buffalo, New York.
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