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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Andrew Smits is a big fan of Will.i.am. But when it comes to the gadgets the musician-slash-entrepreneur is spinning up, we agree they probably "Will.not.work."
"The youth market is not the wide open blue water people think it is," Smits told me a few weeks back over drinks and finger food.
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And no question, Mr. Adams is a legit master in cross-platform media jujitsu needed to get such a device off the ground.
"I travel a lot. I'm sponging all the time. I am a 'popthroplogist,'" he joked during the International Consumer Electronics Show as he explained his vision of entrepreneurship on stage during an event at the Las Vegas Hilton.
Back in 2003, he got it that the Black Eyed Peas track Hey Mama was hotter tied to a hip iPod commercial than as mere music on radio or the Web. He was early to leverage music's brand power to spin up electronics brands such as Beats by Dre, which sold to recently to HTC for $300 million. Will.i.am evens sells his insights to the Fortune 1000. Intel (INTC) , Dell (DELL) and Coca-Cola (KO) take serious bets based Will.i.am's advice. Witness Coke's launch of the Ekocycle brand , which supports products made from recycled material. Fortune magazine went so far as to plop Will.i.am on its January cover as "Corporate America's Hit Machine."
"Starting up a product was easier than I thought," he told the crowd.
That all may be true. But one does not need to be a new-media Will.i.am to see the chance that an iPhone add-on -- or the larger trend of betting on said celebrities as gadget rainmakers -- making any real money is almost incomprehensibly small.
"Will.i.am is definitely a success story in making money in the music business," Smits said. "But selling pricey iPhone parts, that's going to be a challenge."


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neoleo wrote:Larvell Blanks wrote:Commodore Perry wrote:The thing about Ubaldo, is that Ubaldo didn't fix Ubaldo. A very patient and coddling Indians coaching staff did. And that still took 2 years.
When he takes the mound for the big market team that will gamble on him, he will fall apart again.
So where's the guarantee that he would remain "fixed" if he loyally stayed here?
Exactly. As far as I'm concerned, I don't want him to be "loyal". That 2nd half of the season sure was great, but after suffering through the rest of Ubaldo's stay in CLE, I'll take the 1st round pick and try to forget that whole trade ever happened.
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You're point still doesn't hold with the national trend this year re: the NBA so whatever. Attendance and TV revenue is up nationally, but you're right Dewey Howard ditching that shit storm in Orlando in two years is going to kill interest! I just know it!
Cliches again.
But you don't see a difference between now, when the whole superteam thing still has a lot of novelty and intrigue, and five years from now when reality has set in? You have a lot of people tuned in this year to see how it plays out but that could give way to indifference if the same 5 preconceived destination city teams start being the only ones with perennial title aspirations. A couple of small market contenders will be in the mix too but their windows to compete are growing shorter at this point. I see OKC as the exception but that's not enough to keep the other half of the league interested. Teams aren't going to be able to make much hay at the box office if they're only relevant for 2 seasons before Player X wants to go party in Manhattan.
I don't even think we disagree on the needed changes though. They just need to beef up Bird rights on rookie contracts and share more revenue. It's probably all they can do. The product is still great and again, your argument is fine if you're also OK with contracting several teams. I just think this is a bigger problem than you give it credit for.


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by TribeinLA » Fri Jul 08, 2011 11:16 pm
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by Prosecutor » Sat Jul 09, 2011 10:54 am
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by Symbolic47 » Sat Jul 09, 2011 5:00 pm
by smalls1129 » Sun Jul 10, 2011 5:22 pm
by TonyIPI » Mon Jul 11, 2011 10:08 am
by rebelwithoutaclue » Mon Jul 11, 2011 3:37 pm
Cleveland Indians trade Nick Weglarz to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Hiroki Kuroda and $2 millionHis record looks ugly thanks to the sixth-worst run support in baseball, but Kuroda has put up another solid season, with a 3.06 ERA, 3.66 xFIP and strikeout-to-walk rate of nearly 3-to-1. The 36-year-old's pinpoint control (just over two walks allowed per nine innings for his career) bodes well for his succeeding outside Dodger Stadium, even if he's not top-of-the-rotation material. He doesn't have to be for the Tribe, who have innings concerns with young pitchers like Carlos Carrasco and regression concerns with unlikely success stories like Josh Tomlin, and mostly need a veteran who can offer 12 to 15 starts of slightly above-average performance. Kuroda's making $12 million this year, so the Indians could benefit from the Dodgers sending some cash back.The 23-year-old Weglarz has struggled with injuries the past two seasons, and his defense is shaky. But he's also a legitimate on-base threat with power, something the Dodgers sorely need. James Loney isn't much better than replacement level and existing prospects like Jerry Sands and Trayvon Robinson are talented, but not sure things. Adding another candidate for the future first base or left field job would be a coup for a team that probably won't do anything more exciting than this for the rest of this season … on the field anyway.
by TonyIPI » Mon Jul 11, 2011 3:48 pm
by rebelwithoutaclue » Mon Jul 11, 2011 3:54 pm
TonyIPI wrote:Feh. To me trading for a veteran starting pitcher is a move just to make a move. According to what I have heard the Indians are not interested in acquiring pitching as they like their starting/bullpen depth. They may end up making a deal, but they likely only will go after bats, particularly in the outfield.
by TonyIPI » Mon Jul 11, 2011 9:49 pm
rebelwithoutaclue wrote:I'd prefer an outfielder as well but my only pause is that if Fausto and Talbot keep pitching terribly and can't start anymore, that'd be 2/5 of the rotation that will be dependent on AAA guys. And it also seems like we can only have 1 or 2 at most of the Masterson/Tomlin/Carrasco trio pitching well at one time. Talbot's a dead man walking so it really comes down to Fausto. If he can get his shit together while on the DL, I'd be less inclined to puruse a starting pitcher. If not? Kuroda would be my #1 target.
by smalls1129 » Mon Jul 11, 2011 10:09 pm
by googleeph2 » Mon Jul 11, 2011 10:15 pm
Symbolic47 wrote:But as far as pitchers go, I say go to battle with the kids. Lets see what they got, because honestly our real window begins next season.
by rebelwithoutaclue » Tue Jul 12, 2011 10:32 am
Also, why the love for Josh Willingham?
by gotribe31 » Tue Jul 12, 2011 12:46 pm
by RedDawg53 » Tue Jul 12, 2011 8:21 pm
by Pressrunnr » Wed Jul 13, 2011 10:37 am
by bookelly » Wed Jul 13, 2011 11:15 am
RedDawg53 wrote:Marcus Thames is available. He's played a lot of RF and some LF. He might be worth a shot. http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2011/07/d ... +Rumors%29
by googleeph2 » Wed Jul 13, 2011 11:34 am
by WiscTribeFan » Wed Jul 13, 2011 11:42 am
gotribe31 wrote:Know what I'd like long-term? If we could pry Yonder Alonso from Cincy. He's blocked by Votto, and they don't have much in their upper levels in the middle infield. As much as I love Phelps, I'd deal him and a lower level arm for Alonso.
by TribeinLA » Wed Jul 13, 2011 1:22 pm
by Pressrunnr » Thu Jul 14, 2011 5:52 pm
by peeker643 » Thu Jul 14, 2011 9:05 pm
Pressrunnr wrote:Just saw on MLB traderumors that the Reds are looking for relief help. System-wide, that seems to be where Tribe's depth is as well. Now, a guy like Alonso would be spectacular even though he's a LH. However ... there's this guy Chris Heisey who might be a nice fit. Has 10 HRs in limited action. Everyone here in Cincy is crying for him to play more, but Dusty likes him too much off the bench (and likes veterans like Jonny Gomes too much). He's not a "glamor" guy but a pretty good RH bat, plays pretty good D, under team control ... might be a guy to consider. Might a package including someone of the Judy-Putnam-Hagadone ilk get it done? Hate to mess w/the guys at the ML level, but maybe Durbin and a prospect?
by TonyIPI » Thu Jul 14, 2011 11:41 pm
by Lokais » Fri Jul 15, 2011 9:00 am
by WiscTribeFan » Fri Jul 15, 2011 9:21 am
Lokais wrote:The Indians have apparently expressed interest in Jimenez as well. Tough competition for him though.
by Lokais » Fri Jul 15, 2011 9:53 am
by scott » Fri Jul 15, 2011 11:17 am
by peeker643 » Fri Jul 15, 2011 11:19 am
TonyIPI wrote:I've heard that the Indians may be willing to part with Rafael Perez or Joe Smith in the right deal. They feel they have the bullpen depth to trade from the strength if needed, and both are getting expensive (arbitration). Would need to be the right deal, but those are probably the two most likely to be dealt (Pestano likely going nowhere).
by WiscTribeFan » Fri Jul 15, 2011 11:22 am
Lokais wrote:My guess is them being reported as interested was along the lines of "So hey, what are you looking for for Jimenez? Oh, that much huh? OK, thanks anyway."
Rival GMs believe that a deal for Ubaldo Jimenez is "all but impossible," since the Rockies would ask for so much in a trade for their ace. The Rockies will listen on Jimenez, who is on the Reds' radar.
by peeker643 » Fri Jul 15, 2011 11:23 am
scott wrote:per Peter Gammons on Twitter - "Chase Headley .248/.694 @ Petco, .339/.869 road. If I'm trying to get a 3B, I'd pay for him"Would fit our needs if they could get him for a reasonable offer. Though I don't see why the Padres would want to trade him.
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TribeinLA wrote:Let's win the central; to do that we're gonna need to make a move or 2.
by scrambler » Sat Jul 16, 2011 9:46 am
jerryroche wrote:You guys are all whistling past the grave. The Tribe needs at least two more hitters, maybe three, to even come close to competing with the Bostons, New Yorks and Philadelphias of the world.Yeah, yeah, yeah, it would be nice to make the playoffs, but it'd probably be three-and-out with this weak-hitting (seven starters in the .230 to .250 range) crew. Why give up any promising arms or bats now just to make a quick exit from post-season, when -- with a productive off-season and the growth of the young'uns -- the Tribe stands a far better chance of actually doing some damage in the playoffs next season?Color me skeptical, but the front office has admittedly built this team for the 2012 and 2013 seasons. Let's dream about a world championship in either of the next two years and give up our stupid dreams of one this year.
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Symbolic47 wrote:Markakis may be another lefty, but at least we could attempt to keep him as a core player. If you look at his career splits he is a .290 hitter career against lefties with a .350 OBP. So he doesn't exactly struggle with them.http://www.baseball-reference.com/playe ... Career&t=b
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by peeker643 » Sat Jul 16, 2011 1:29 pm
Symbolic47 wrote:We wouldn't have to gut our system to get Markakis. A really nice package yes, but gut it no. That would be Adam Jones, one of the only two untouchables the O's have right now. They have a serious lack of depth throughout their entire system. All Im saying is its worth looking into. That is all.
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furls wrote:2014 has been a strange recruiting season for OSU so far.2014 has been a strange recruiting season for OSU so far.It looked like there was a clear pecking order for lots of players that they were chasing and they have missed on some and shifted towards others for one reason or another.I really thought that OSU would land an elite SE this year and it looks like they will probably get Derek Kief, but I really thought they would land one of the top 2-3 guys. Kief is a good prospect, but he is not Drake Harris (scUM commit) or Trevion Thompson.I thought the LB pecking order was pretty clear. 1. MacMillan 2. Garrett 3. Booker and it looked like all 3 were likely to be Buckeyes. Here we are three months later and that is clearly not the pecking order and Garrett will certainly not be a Buckeye. For one reason or another the staff kind of slowed down on Garrett, whether they were getting signals that they were falling out of favor, or the staff just moved up other players is debatable. Clearly, Kyle Berger shot up the list (a guy that seemed unlikely to get an offer in February) and Chase Winovich is also more likely to be a Buckeye than not. Again, Winovich is a guy that hadn't even heard of in February, but he is a guy (like Berger) that the staff COVETS.Raise your hand if you thought in February that Sam Hubbard would be a Buckeye in this schollie reduced class? That's what I thought. It is still unclear what position the athlete (listed at 6'6" but more likely 6'4-6'5) will play. I have heard everything from STAR to WDE/LEO but I think he is likely a LB. So that makes 3 (Berger, Winovich, Hubbard) with Raekwon MacMillan still listing OSU as his leader (you don't tell MacMillan you are full either), so where does that put the Bucks with Dante Booker (whom OSU also leads)? My guess is that he is still in this class. I think Meyer takes them all and lets God sort it out.QB recruiting has been an absolute saga. the Bucks put all their eggs in the Deshuan Watson basket and recently came to the conclusion that they are unlikely to flip him. Now they have given committable offers to Darlington, Harris and Allen; skipping over players that many thought they would offer first like Henderson and Barker. 1.) Allen is the highest rated, most polished passes of the bunch, but he is also the least athletic. He is not the traditional match for what we have grown to expect at OSU (Pryor, Smith, Barrett and Miller). That said he shredded the competition at 2 MAJOR camps this weekend drawing a lot of superlatives from evaluators about his passing abilities and flawless motion. I love having a QB that can make things happen with his feet, but how nice would it be to not have to teach one how to throw a screen pass or slant? Allen may be the best pocket passer in the last couple of classes.2.) Harris is a project. He is the best athlete of the bunch, and my opinion is that the comfort the Buckeyes have in Jones and Barrett gives them the freedom to offer the kid who would be a bit of a project. Don't get me wrong, he is highly rated, but he is not quite as game ready as Miller or even Pryor. He is the kind of kid that MUST have a year on the bench.3.) Darlington is somewhere in the middle. I think he is a lower ceiling, better developed version of Harris.I was opposed to the Kyle Allen offer at first because he is not a great match for a read option offense, but now that I think about it, if we surround him with playmakers then that shouldn't matter. He is a guy that will make the entire field (deep out to inside slant) vulnerable.
by e0y2e3 » Tue May 14, 2013 7:45 pm
by jb » Wed May 15, 2013 5:10 pm
e0y2e3 wrote:Good news on the big WR front in that OSU is getting a June 9th visit from Jalen Brown:http://rivals.yahoo.com/footballrecruit ... own-119929Also, the Kitt video does include what I had guessed it included. Same line he's been spitting about having spent enough time at OSU (five days should be enough), needing to visit Clemson so his dad can see it, visiting Auburn, visiting Ole Miss and deciding 6/10. Says he hasn't decided but if he were forced to right now he could.
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e0y2e3 wrote:They didn't slow play Barker, they just flat didn't want him. They saw him play and throw more than any other QB in the country and never offered, that says a lot.The slow play they blew was Allen, who camped last year and had the same arm then he has today. Had they offered when they offered Heard and Watson he'd probably be a Buckeye.And Darlington can't commit today, it looks like him and Kizer are going to be a toss-up for you plan C guys.I'm not arguing on how good of a player Barker is btw, just saying that they evaluated him 1,000 and passed. The true slow play QB prospect they liked was Allen.
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e0y2e3 wrote:Yeah, I like Harris a lot and it seems the staff does as well (and at as much as Allen).I just don't see any way he ends up coming north.
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|Goodwill Industries of Southern Arizona
|Tucson, AZ
|MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN seven (7) DAYS from auction close.
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Minimum shipment weight is 1lb., items weighing less than 1lb. will be calculated at the 1lb. rate.
Items are shipped using a major carrier usually within 5 business days after receipt of payment. Shipping charges are calculated at payment time.
A handling fee of $4.00 applies to this item, regardless of delivery method including pick up.
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10Lbs Assorted Harry Potter Collectibles/DVDs/Etc
Current Price: $12.00
Seller: Goodwill Industries of Southern Arizona
3.8 Pounds Assorted Medallion Lot
Current Price: $33.01
Seller: Goodwill Industries of Southern Arizona
9+Lbs Assorted Tins - Popeye, Coca-Cola, Etc
Current Price: $6.99
Seller: Goodwill Industries of Southern Arizona
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Sterling / Patten 1808
Approx. Dimensions
11" tall - Spoon 4" x 3" x 1.5"dia - 5.5oz
good condition,
Sold As - Is
Sold As - Is
It is required for all customers to give 24 hour notice prior to picking up any and all items via e-mail or phone (520-623-5174 EXT 1114). Your cooperation is appreciated. Thank You.
*Additional shipping charges may apply to larger/heavier items. Dimensional weight calculated by selected carrier.
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INSTRUMENTS This is a used instrument and has not been serviced, cleaned or tested for playability.
For sanitary reasons we recommend that all instruments
are professionally cleaned and serviced prior to use.
JEWELRY All gems are tested with the Presidium Gem Tester and are identified as such in the listing.
However, differentiating
between real gems and synthetic gems is beyond the capability of our machine.
You are bidding with this knowledge in mind. If you win more than one jewelry item from our location and you want a combined shipping price, please be sure to e-mail us advising us you would like your order combined and total adjusted PRIOR to making the payment. Thank you.
ELECTRONIC/MOVING PARTSThis is a used item and has not been professionally
tested or serviced to ascertain if this item works fully or properly.
LOT OF ITEMS Many of our large lots of items have many various items in them, sometimes
just a small handful have a value. Be they stamps, coins, comics, clothes, etc, these lots
are not fully inventoried prior to shipment,
and may not be returned either partially or fully for any reason.
COMBINED SHIPPING: You may combine items to save on shipping charges as
long as they close within 7 days of each other and are safe to ship in one box.
We reserve the right to deny combination of items when necessary.
Handling charges will NOT be reduced. All items will be
shipped as listed & will not be dismantled for any reason. Large Pictures or large items depending on box size may have additional charges even after the UPS estimated shipping price due to box size, customers will be notified if additional charges apply.
By bidding on items bidders understand & accept that: items are
represented to the best of our ability, may be used or aged, and may
contain unseen faults the buyer will take full responsibility for.
Please contact us prior to bidding to clarify any questions or concerns.
1770 S. Cherrybell Stravenue Tucson, Arizona 85713.
Our pick-up availability is�Tuesday through Thursday, 8am-3pm. Pick-ups must be scheduled at least twenty-four hours in advance, and you must receive confirmation for your pick-up date. After hours calls/voicemails for next day pick-ups will not be granted. If you are to miss your scheduled pick-up, you must call, or send a customer service ticket�to reschedule. All items must be paid for at least twenty-four hours prior to pick-up. This means, for example, items won and paid for on Tuesday cannot be picked up on Wednesday. To schedule your pick-up, please call: 520.623.5174 extension 1114, or send a customer service ticket.
Items MUST be picked up within 14 days from close of auction or they will be re-listed even if paid for. Make sure when you pay for your item(s) and you plan on in-store pick-up, you select the pick-up option, if not chosen the shipping charges will only be refunded once as a courtesy after that we will be unable to refund shipping charges.
QUESTIONS: Email email@example.com. Questions answered within 2 business days.Please call us at 520-623-5174 ext. 1114.
SHIPPING: Before you bid, please click on the "Get Estimated Shipping" link (above). FedEx CANNOT ship to a PO BOX.
Please allow up to 5 business days after payment
for your item to be shipped. For items sent USPS please send an email if you would like to pay for item to have insurance.
PAYMENT METHODS: We accept Visa and MasterCard only. We DO NOT ACCEPT PERSONAL CHECKS, checks received will not be sent back. All items sent by ups are automatically insured for up to $100.00
HANDLING FEE:The $3-$7 ShopGoodwill handling fee applies to each item and helps your entire purchase support our mission.
All sales are FINAL. This item is sold AS-IS,
AS-DESCRIBED and may have other imperfections which were not mentioned or discovered.
No guarantees for actual condition or operating functionality are expressed or implied.
Seller Contact Information:Goodwill Industries of Southern Arizona
1770 S Cherrybell Stravenue
Tucson, AZ, 85713
520-623-5174 ext.1114
Return Policy: Merchandise is sold As Is. Returns will only be accepted with prior authorization and under the terms stated in this Return Policy. If you have questions regarding the quality or authenticity of this item please contact Goodwill Industries of Southern Arizona prior to placing your bid. Items may be returned within seven (7) days of receipt if the merchandise was damaged during shipping or if there was a major distortion in the description. Returns will not be accepted without prior authorization. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT REFUND SHIPPING AND HANDLING CHARGES. Items selected for pick up from the seller, must be picked up within fourteen (14) days from close of auction. Items not picked up from seller within fourteen (14) days from close of auction will be resold with no further notice.


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Craftmade Brands is proud to present this stainless steel finished door chime, by Teiber Lighting Products. The CH1901-SS is made from premium materials, this Door Chime offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Teiber Lighting Products's decorative Collection, so make sure to check out other styles of fixtures to accessorize your room.
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