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DeAndre Brackensick Would Like To Sing Backup For Jessica Sanchez
August 02, 2012 01:30 PM by Stephanie Gustafson
Have you heard? American Idol alums DeAndre Brackensick and Jessica Sanchez are dating! The two first made their relationship public in July, with DeAndre tweeting, "Me and jessica are officially dating:)." Read on to learn about DeAndre and Jessica's post-summer plans.
Aww, DeAndre Brackensick and Jessica Sanchez definitely win the prize for cutest American Idol couple. The talented singers get to spend a lot of time looking adorable together as they are both performing for the American Idol Live! Summer Tour. And according to DeAndre, they are enjoying the tour experience. When asked about the summer tour, DeAndre told Blogcritics, "I wish I could do this the rest of my life with these people."
Unfortunately, DeAndre won't be on tour with his fellow American Idol contestants for the rest of his life. Eventually, he will have to pursue other opportunities. Right now, he's open to whatever comes his way, be it attending community college or singing professionally. And, if DeAndre has any say, his ultimate career path just might include singing backup for Jessica Sanchez. "I really want to push my music, whether it be background singing or anything. Like, background tracks or if my girlfriend needs a background singer when she goes on tour. Anything."
While fans would certainly love to see the couple on stage together during Jessica's tour, we think it's silly for DeAndre to limit himself to backup vocals. He's a star in his own right! Hopefully, he will eventually extend his plans to include an album of his own.
Would you like to see DeAndre as a part of Jessica's debut tour? Or should he be focusing on establishing a solo career? Feel free to share your thoughts below!
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3 Responses to "DeAndre Brackensick Would Like To Sing Backup For Jessica Sanchez"
whatdafun Says:
August 3rd, 2012 at 9:22 am
He is just using Jessica for his own sake.
loulou Says:
August 8th, 2012 at 9:03 am
i think they have a good chemistry. If DeAndre will be backing her up in everything, their relationship might last.
luz s. medalla Says:
March 18th, 2013 at 7:21 pm
i love jessica and deandre so much! i love seeing both of them in any show! they will have the best chemistry and as couple im praying and wishing all the best in this world!!


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Bibliography and Printing History (some imaginary) from Frits Knuf
Another attempt to credit Koster with the invention of printing is found in De Boekdrukkunst En Derzelver Uitvinder Laurens Jansz. Koster, by Petrus Dusseau. Another Dutch book, from 1839, this is a schoolbook, in the form of a father speaking to his children. It presents a nice, if inaccurate, story. Item 25. 975 (US $1,267).
For those looking for a different pretender, how about Johann Mentel as the first printer? Mentel was a famous 15th century German printer, noted for his 1466 Strasbourg Bible. That is very early in printing, but about a dozen years too late to be the first. Mentel never made any claims to being first, but a descendant, Jacques Mentel, made one about two centuries later. The book is De Vera Typographia Paraenensis...from 1650. There is no "vera" in this made-up tale. Knuf tells us the claim was based on a legend created by Mentel's grandson, and that the author added his own forgeries to support a dishonest claim. Item 40. 900 (US $ 1,169).
Thomas Frognall Dibdin is one of the most celebrated of "bibliomaniacs." A collector of books and writer about book collecting, his name is still synonymous with the pursuit almost two hundred years later. The best known of his books is The Bibliomania; or, Book-Madness; Containing Some account of the History, Symptoms, and Cure of This Fatal Disease. Of course Dibdin never was cured, nor were his bibliophilic friends of whom he writes in this book. However, Dibdin became a model for those who could relate to his passion, making his books quite collectible. Item 21 is a first edition, published in 1809. 550 (US $714).
Two decades later, the bibliophile with the funny middle name would lament the current conditions of the book market. An economic recession, along with the fear that handling books might spread cholera, rampant at the time, led to a depression in book prices. Dibdin, under the penname "Mercurius Rusticus," reports on various bookshops he visited and the state of their depressed business. The book is Bibliophobia. Remarks of the Present Languid And Depressed State of Literature and the Book Trade. Only 100 copies of the 1832 book were printed. Item 19. 550. (US $714).
Here is a novel that never made it to print. It is here only in the manuscript, dated 1879, with a signed dedication from the maybe author, one A. Mulins. The title is Saska. Nouvelle Neerlandaise. That dedication, with affection, goes to a Madeleine Lenoir. The story, written in French, is about Saska, an orphan from Prague, who comes to live in Holland around 1810. Knuf notes that the book provides many facts about North Holland at the time and includes illustrations taken from other works. Item 41. 620 (US $805).

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Big Brother 'non-housemate' Cairon has become the last person to earn housemate status after winning a challenge set in the house.The 18-year-old American struck lucky in a task which saw the non-housemates having to dunk a biscuit in a cup of tea for the longest amount of time.Sree and Marcus floundered at the task, managing only 7.8 seconds and 8.3 seconds respectively, while Beinazir and Sophia did not fare much better.Angel, at 21.1 seconds, fared rather better but still couldn't beat Cairon, while Siavash narrowly missed out on nabbing the housemate place by just 0.4 of a second."It's all in the biscuit," a delighted Cairon said later. "I used a digestive. I eat digestives all day." Housemates had a choice of biscuits, with chocolate bourbons and custard creams also on the table.Cairon now joins other fully-fledged housemates Rodrigo, Noiron, Lisa, Kris, Charlie and Saffia.Freddie and Sophie also achieved housemate status on Saturday after apparently legally changing their names - to Halfwit and Dogface.Charlie and Saffia became official housemates after passing a task which required them to walk across broken glass. Karly also made it through after having a motorbike tyre pushed into her chest while blindfolded.The remaining non-housemates - Angel, Sophia, Sree, Beinazir, Siavash and Marcus - will all face the public vote on Sunday night's show.


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Fines for those who smoke in cars with children present
Dubai: UAE residents who smoke in their cars with children under the age of 12 present can be fined by police as per the anti-smoking law of 2009 — even though its bylaw is yet to be approved by the cabinet, a senior official at the Ministry of Health (MOH) said.
"When the Federal Law on Tobacco Control was issued, this clause was very clear. Police and law enforcers have the right to stop you if you violate it — just like when they find you using your mobile phone or not wearing a seat belt when driving," Dr Wedad Al Maidour, Head of the National Tobacco Control Programme at MOH, told Gulf News.
The Federal Law on Tobacco Control No 15 was signed into law in 2009 but its by-law, or implementing regulations, are yet to be approved by the cabinet.
Dr Wedad said they were hoping the cabinet would pass the by-law by the end of the year.
Anyone caught violating this provision will be fined Dh500 for the first and second offence, and Dh1,000 for the third offence.
While police have every power to enforce this, Dr Wedad said she believes nobody has done so so far.
Concerned parents spoke to Gulf News about the unhealthy practice of smoking inside cars on UAE roads.
Shareen Batcha, 40, said: "I see it twice in a week every time I drive to work from Al Quoz to Al Nahda. I've been driving for the past eight years and I have been seeing this happening for quite a long time. Near the floating bridge, I always see parents, mostly guys, smoking in their cars even when there are schoolchildren onboard."
"I cannot take the sight of people smoking in cars with kids inside as we all know it's harmful for them. I used to be a smoker but I quit ten years back. As parents, we should be a role models to our kids," he added.
Indian expatriate Rajesh Sherma shared Batcha's sentiment. "It's absolutely a criminal offence. It's not that they don't know as we all know the dangers of passive smoking."
Sherma said for every ten days that he's on the road, he sees at least one person smoking inside a car with children. Most of these smokers are men, he added.
The smaller space of the car makes the ill effects of smoking more severe for children as they are more vulnerable to respiratory infections, a doctor said.
"When someone smokes inside a car and a child is present, the child becomes a very significant passive smoker. Various studies have shown that passive smoking to some extent is equal to active smoking. So the child being inside the car would seem that he himself is smoking," Dr Sreekumar Sreedharan, specialist physician at the Aster Clinic, told Gulf News.
"Passive smoking is known to cause recurrent infections in children. Every child is prone to many infections as their immune systems are not fully developed at the early stage of life," he added.
Opening the window does not solve the problem as a portion of the smoke and other air pollutants still circulate within the enclosed space, Dr Sreedharan said. Smokers should also be aware of the effects of third-hand smoking where smoke particles stick to the car interiors and keep producing toxic chemicals for days which have carcinogenic effects.


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How does Army ROTC differ from other college courses? In Army ROTC, you'll do stuff that will challenge you mentally and physically. As you find yourself rappelling from cliffs or leading your team through various obstacles, you'll develop skills you can use throughout your entire life and career, like thinking on your feet and making smart decisions.
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Clueful privacy app resurfaces on Android following App Store ouster
Close to a year after Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) removed the Clueful privacy tracking application from its App Store, developer Bitdefender has relaunched the service via Google's (NASDAQ:GOOG) Android platform.
Clueful offers consumers insight into what the apps installed on their Android phone are doing in the background without their knowledge or consent. The service checks all apps against Bitdefender's cloud database, calculates the device's "Privacy Score" and alerts users to apps compromising their security. Bitdefender notes its database spans hundreds of thousands of apps and is updated in real time.
Clueful for Android is available for free--by comparison, Bitdefender offered Clueful for iOS at a price of $3.99. The firm will look to monetize the Android version by offering Bitdefender Mobile Security, which for $9.95 a year adds features including an on-install & on-demand scanner, real-time scanning of Web pages and remote security tools for lost or stolen devices.
The App Store expelled Clueful for iOS in late June 2012. Bitdefender declined to specify why Apple ousted the app, citing confidentiality agreements in the iOS developer agreement; Apple also declined to comment, although conventional wisdom suggests Clueful likely violated a section of Apple's App Review Guidelines covering "incorrect diagnostic or other inaccurate device data." Last August, Bitdefender launched a free version of Clueful optimized for the mobile Web.
Clueful arrives on Android amidst mounting concern over the security of open-source platform. Malware attacks on Android devices more than doubled in 2012, security solutions firm NQ Mobile reported last month: In all, more than 32.8 million Android devices were infected in 2012, up from 10.8 million in 2011, representing an increase of more than 200 percent. Sixty-five percent of mobile malware discovered in 2012 falls into the category of Potentially Unwanted Programs--e.g., root exploits, spyware, pervasive adware and Trojans (surveillance hacks). Twenty-eight percent was designed to collect and profit from a user's personal data, and 7 percent was built to prevent the user's device from functioning properly.
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Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edin Lefevre
Posted By Jim On 03/16/2010 @ 12:34 pm In Reviews | 9 Comments
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator [3] by Edin Lefevre was first published many many years ago and tells the first person fictional tale of Larry Livingston, a stock speculator in the early 1900s. It was widely believed that the character was based on Jesse Lauriston Livermore and in this version of the book, the connection is made concrete through annotations by Jon Markman.
Despite being considered an investment classic, I had never heard of it in part because it's a classic in the sense that it gives a fantastic account of the financial system in the late 19th century and early 20th century. It's more history than investing education though it has a healthy dose of both, especially with Markman's annotations. You can preview it at Google Books [4] and even the few pages of the preview give you a very good feel for how the book is.
Livermore, on which the book and the character Livingston is based, won and lost millions of dollars speculating on the stock and commodities markets during the early 1900s, even making ten million dollars over the course of a month. The annotated version links the fictional story of Livingston with the reality of Livermore to provide a much richer experience. Without it, and a clear understand of what is truth and what is fiction, I think the original probably would've fallen more into the fictional bucket for me. Having the annotations put the story into context and gave more credence to the story (did Lefevre make it up or did that really happy? Annotations make it clear what's real and what was "editorial license).
For me, the book was an entertaining way to learn about some financial history. For example, on page 299, the Lefevre's story mentions Ponzi and the annotations go into Charles Ponzi's scheme in much greater detail. Ponzi promised 50% returns in 45 days by investing in "international reply coupons." These international reply coupons were real coupons, they were created in 1906 to facilitate global shipping and redeemable into country-specific postage. Ponzi claimed to arbitrage postage rates… not an unbelievable idea right? Well, except he didn't invest it and was outed in a Boston Post series. Ponzi only served 10 years (Bernie Madoff sentenced to 150 years! [5]).
It's a fun book to read, I learn something interesting every time I open it up (I didn't read it cover to cover, though I feel like I should), and it's a fun time if you like this sort of thing.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Two men sexually assaulted a woman and robbed a man while they were in their vehicle on Monday, DC Police say.
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Gay community holds first national blood drive in hopes of lifting ban on donations
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Members of the gay community are hoping to change the ban on blood donations from men who have sex with men. July 12 will be the first annual National Gay Blood Drive.
In 1985 the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) began enforcing a ban on blood donations from men who have had sex with other men anytime after 1977 for fear of drawing HIV-contaminated blood.
Though much has happened in the last 30 years, and even with today's advanced HIV screenings, the FDA hasn't changed their stance on the ban.
Recently, the American Medical Association came out against the ban.
All across the country on July 12, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. gay and bisexual men can show up to a designated blood donation center. Men will be tested, and once the test is negative, they can attempt to donate blood.
When the men are rejected from giving blood, their HIV test results will be compiled and delivered to the FDA, to show the administration how much the gay community could contribute if they were allowed to donate.
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Weisberg, Michael and Reisman, Kenneth (2008) The Robust Volterra Principle. [Preprint]
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Theorizing in ecology and evolution often proceeds via the construction of multiple idealized models. To determine whether a theoretical result actually depends on core features of the models and is not an artifact of simplifying assumptions, theorists have developed the technique of robustness analysis, the examination of multiple models looking for common predictions. A striking example of robustness analysis in ecology is the discovery of the Volterra Principle, which describes the effect of general biocides in predator-prey systems. This paper details the discovery of the Volterra Principle and the demonstration of its robustness. It considers the classical ecology literature on robustness and introduces two individual-based models of predation, which are used to further analyze the Volterra Principle. The paper also introduces a distinction between \emph{parameter robustness}, \emph{structural robustness}, and \emph{representational robustness}, and demonstrates that the Volterra Principle exhibits all three kinds of robustness.
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Katikati is a small farming town in the Bay of Plenty that you'll pass through on your way to Tauranga.
Katikati has tried hard to make itself interesting being the "Mural town of NZ" and dotted throughout the township are murals of early settlers, pieces of history and life scenes. On a sunny day it's nice place to stop for a coffee and have a quick look. To get the most out of the murals, load up this page on your phone - giving more detail, history and context to each mural.
There is a visitor centre in the middle of the town, next to the playground. From here there are some nice Art Deco style buildings to have a look at; the Fire Station and Town Hall.
Katikati's other claim to fame is the Haiku Pathway, the largest collection of Haiku poems on stones outside of Japan. Build for a millennium celebrations it follows the Uretara stream behind the town and is a great way to stretch the legs and take a breather from driving.
Other highlights of the area are the Katikati Bird Gardens and their is a historical museum and cafe as you head towards Tauranga.
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There's not a lot here, a smattering of cafes and shops.
Without knowing anything about the town or the murals, it's hard to know where to begin or how to get more than just gas stop out of this town.
This is a countryside town so you will need a car. There are a few motels near the township and farmhouse B&B's scattered in the surrounding countryside for a more rural experience.
It's a great rest stop and place to stretch the legs. Wander up the town looking at the murals and down the Haiku pathway. Under 1hr.
Rural town but blessed with a big supermarket too. Couple of cafes, gift stores, bakeries and the usual local shops.
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As the band expanded their sound and began to grow their following and fan base, the industry took notice. Becoming a huge draw, they caught the attention of Mercury/Polygram Records and released their debut in 1994.
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Admission and readmission of all students to the University is the responsibility of the director of admissions. All students who wish to major in engineering must be admitted to the University according to the procedures given in General Information. However, enrollment in any engineering degree plan may be limited by the availability of adequate academic resources. Hence, a student may be admitted to the University but denied admission to a specific engineering degree plan. An applicant who is denied admission to an engineering degree plan may seek to enter another major in the College of Engineering or in another college or school. If the student enters another major, he or she may not apply to transfer to the original engineering degree plan for one calendar year.
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Students planning to enter the University in the fall who are not qualified to enroll in Mathematics 408C should make every effort to fulfill the prerequisite for that course by taking Mathematics 305G or an equivalent course during the summer. At a minimum, beginning students are expected to be eligible to enroll in Mathematics 305G.
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Below are general guidelines for prospective transfer students; additional information is given at http://www.utexas.edu/student/admissions/ate/. Because significant differences may exist among courses that appear to be quite similar, students are encouraged to contact the College of Engineering about the applicability to University degrees of courses offered at other schools. General information is available from the Office of Student Affairs, College of Engineering, Ernest Cockrell Jr. Hall 2.200, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712-1080. The telephone number is (512) 471-4321. Prospective engineering students who have not chosen a major should consult this office. If the student consults the college early enough, loss of credit may be avoided.
Students who have questions about the requirements of a specific degree plan should contact the appropriate transfer student adviser at the following address: aerospace engineering: W. R. Woolrich Laboratories 211; architectural engineering: Ernest Cockrell Jr. Hall 4.200; biomedical engineering: Engineering-Science Building 610; chemical engineering: Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Building 2.706; civil engineering: Ernest Cockrell Jr. Hall 4.200; electrical engineering: Engineering-Science Building 135; geosystems engineering and hydrogeology: Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Building 3.104 or Geology Building 118; mechanical engineering: Engineering Teaching Center 5.202; petroleum engineering: Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Building 3.104.
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Admission to a Major Sequence in the College of Engineering
In engineering degree programs, the major sequence is a set of courses in which the student learns to put to engineering use the concepts learned in the basic sequence. Major sequence courses are normally taken in the last two years of undergraduate study.
Students must apply on-line for admission to a major sequence. The following requirements apply both to students seeking to transfer to the college from another institution and to those currently enrolled at the University, either in another college or schoolor in a basic sequence of courses in the College of Engineering.
General Information gives information about registration, adding and dropping courses, transfer from one division of the University to another, and auditing a course. The Course Schedule, published before registration each semester and summer session, includes registration instructions, advising locations, and the times, places, and instructors of classes. The Course Schedule and General Information are sold at campus-area bookstores. They are also published on the World Wide Web and are accessible through the registrar's Web site.
To register for a course, a student must fulfill the prerequisite given in the catalog or Course Schedule. If the student has not fulfilled the prerequisite, he or she must obtain the approval of the department offering the course before registering for it.
During the summer, orientation sessions are held to acquaint entering students with many aspects of life at the University. The required and optional placement tests described above are given during these sessions. Before they register, all engineering students must take the required tests. Abbreviated orientation programs are offered just before the beginning of each semester and summer session.
Concurrent Enrollment
An engineering student must have the approval of the dean before registering concurrently at another institution, either for coursework in residence or for a distance education course, and before enrolling in correspondence or extension coursework either at the University or elsewhere. Application for this approval should be made on-line. The student may not enroll concurrently during his or her last semester in any course to be counted toward the degree.
Academic Advising
To facilitate movement through an academic program, each engineering student must be advised in his or her major department before registering for each semester or summer session. The student may not register until his or her proposed schedule of courses has been approved. Approval as specified by the student's major department is required for any change from the set of courses initially approved. Continued registration for courses without proper approval is justification for the student to be dropped from such courses. Students are also required to consult their advisers whenever they change their academic programs. Departmental advisers are available throughout the year to discuss matters that affect the student's performance.
Each student should review his or her audit every semester through IDA, the University's Interactive Degree Audit system. The advising audit lists the courses remaining in the student's degree plan and the requirements the student has not yet fulfilled. It normally provides an accurate statement of requirements, but the student is responsible for knowing the exact requirements for the degree as stated in a catalog under which he or she is entitled to graduate and for registering so as to fulfill those requirements. The student should seek an official ruling in the Office of Student Affairs before registering if in doubt about any requirement.
A transfer student registering in the College of Engineering for the first time is advised by an undergraduate adviser in the department in which the student will be enrolled. To be advised properly, the student must have both the transcripts of work completed at other colleges and the evaluation of that work by the University's Office of Admissions.
Many students find the counseling they receive from their academic advisers and from other faculty members and students will suffice. However, some find it desirable to discuss matters with academic advisers in the college's Office of Student Affairs, Ernest Cockrell Jr. Hall 2.200.
Counseling and Referral Services
The Office of Student Affairs advises and counsels students about problems or concerns they have about their academic work or life in the college.
In addition, University counseling services are available from the Counseling and Mental Health Center, the Telephone Counseling and Referral Service, the UT Learning Center, and University Health Services. These offices are described in General Information.
Transfer to an Engineering Major
A student may transfer to the College of Engineering from another division of the University in accordance with the regulations given in General Information.
A University student, either an engineering major or a nonmajor, who wants to transfer to a major in the College of Engineering must
Admission to all engineering majors is offered to the students who are best qualified as space is available.
If a student who has been admitted to a major sequence is granted admission to another major, he or she must complete all the requirements of the basic sequence of the new major and must apply for admission to the new major sequence on the basis of the curriculum in effect at the time of application.
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Amazon is the largest internet retailer. Copy them and you, too, could end up just like them. Do this at your own peril!
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Amazon wants to elbow out online competition by driving its prices unfathomably low. That won't work in the long term like it has for WalMart because WalMart painstakingly chooses what to sell. I'm not suggesting that Amazon will ever go away. What I am suggesting is that you can survive, excel, and thrive despite their existence.
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Amazon pays handsomely to offer "free shipping". Their shipping costs have risen so greatly that they've had to build more massive warehouses in order to reduce transit distances. This has the unwanted side effect of forcing them to collect sales tax in more states (something that they unsuccessfully tried to skirt by setting up sham subsidiaries in Texas). Not surprisingly, Amazon supports Congressional legislation to enact a national sales tax so that all online retailers must collect it.
So, how do you counteract something so big and so powerful? Pinpoint their weaknesses and attack. Do not try to copy what they do. You won't be able to do it and even if you could, you won't be building your unique brand. You'll be building a copycat.
Amazon can't promote the products they sell with any level of acumen because they carry too many products! Create your store with laser-like precision. Become knowledgeable about what you sell and promote your expertise! Provide services that Amazon can't provide. Get creative.
Offer video how-tos, live chats, and extensive FAQs. Try to build a community by making yourself (yes, you, the owner) the ambassador for your brand. Brand yourself as an expert by being in your own videos. Write articles. Answer customer questions, post them on your site, and make it clear that you answered them. If you sell shoes, you could go so far as to give yourself a name such as "The Shoe Whisperer" (cheesy, yes, but you get the idea). Your customers want to connect with your brand, but it's hard for them to do that without a face or a persona for your brand.
A big-time fear of many e-tailers is that all of this effort will be wasted. Customers will visit your awesome site, decide what to purchase and then head over to Amazon to place the order.
Yes, that will happen. But don't whine about. Instead, fight back! Work with your suppliers to setup MAP programs so that you can compete on an even price field. Once you have the price nailed down, you can excel in terms of promotion (how the product is explained and presented), customer service, and support. Furthermore, you could work with your suppliers to create bundles packed with value that aren't available on Amazon. Perhaps you can offer support contracts. Get creative with your suppliers and you will succeed!
Bottom line: Don't kill your margins to increase your top line revenue. Build a brand that relies on more than simply being the cheapest price with free shipping. While that may get you some sales, you'll probably end up broke.
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Great article. This is a common theme that I hear across the successful ecommerce merchants using our platform. Here is what I would like to add to this article –
1. Build your own brand following the advice in this article.
2. But also use Amazon and eBay to enhance your ecommerce presence. You should take the products on your webstore, and ALSO list them across these marketplaces. Many of our customers have mastered this strategy of cross-listing, benefitting from the high traffic on these marketplaces, but not falling into the price-pressure trap.
Jagath – I'm not so sure about that. Once you do a serious analysis based upon all of the fees you pay to Amazon, your margins are razor thin. It's really not worth doing. Plus, you're not building any brand loyalty by selling through Amazon. The customer only remembers purchasing from Amazon. They don't remember the MarketPlace seller (you) that fulfilled that order. Worse is using Fulfillment by Amazon. The fees are killer.
I always include a postcard (a big one!) with each sale I make on Amazon. Buyers know their purchase is from the Amazon marketplace so making sure they see their purchase came from a website that sells similar products that they bought is key. Same for ebay.
Regarding your article, even Walmart knows you cannot out-Amazon Amazon. It's humbling to realize this when you cannot compete with them on certain product lines. I've learned to let the big box companies fight each other rather than throwing my little hat in their ring.
As for the benefit of selling on Amazon (and ebay), it helps for moving inventory and especially for the holidays.
You say "Amazon, unlike WalMart, will make anything available for sale regardless of its saleability. In order to do that, Amazon must build massive warehouses."
But this is not really true because Amazon allows 3rd parties to sell on the platform and deliver good to customers without using FBA. They don't have to build massive warehouses to have every item for sale. Third party merchants also bring in a nice margin for Amazon. By offering more products, with reviews then anyone else, Amazon becomes the search engine for products and consumers choose it over google for product search. It's hard to beat Amazon's mobile tools that allow for price checking.
Merchants who can move small items that have a very low FBA cost will benefit because consumer like to search for items in the prime program.


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Just trying to get a feel for what sport/new coach you guys feel more confident about. Toss up for me, which is why I am asking.
I feel a lot more confident about McD's success, because he already has some top-notch players commited to the program like we've never seen before.
I don't think Chiz will be able to recruit that caliber of player, so he'll have to do a fantastic coaching job to match the success McD has in 5 years.
I mean in 5 years we'll have had four years of Dunson, the Johnsons, Brackins, Diante, Staiger and Booze Cruise. Assuming all of those guys stay for 4 years.
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Just trying to get a feel for what sport/new coach you guys feel more confident about. Toss up for me, which is why I am asking.
Assuming you are comparing the new coaches between all our sports, I am most comfortable with GMac era, and then others. Chizik could be the greatest story of Iowa State football or he could be just a safe coach for the next few years. By safe I mean 7-5 seasons on an average. I like to think we will be a basketball school first like we have been and in order for that to change we need at least a big 12 championship in football if not NCAA title in the next 5-10 years.
Well, if I had to choose, I would probably throw my money behind basketball. Gmac is the only new coach to have previous head coaching experience, where he built a fine program at a school without much tradition. ISU also has more tradition with the basketball program than with football, and a better home court advantage with Hilton than Trice.
I think the other new hires will be great for us as well, they just have more to overcome. There are a lot of hurdles to overcome to win at ISU in football. In the case of wrestling, the program is already a top 10 program, it is really hard to improve too much. It's also too early to say if Cael will be as good as a coach as he was as a wrestler. He may be the next Dan Gable, and maybe not.
IMO BB will be an easier climb than FB. Both will be better off then than now. But BB will have immediate results.
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I'd like to take the both will happen in 5 years option please.
It will happen folks, we just have to think it will.
The Big 12 North has yet to impress me, so I voted for football.
It's much easier to turn a basketball program around than football. In football you need many good players to have a good team, in basketball you only need a few then some good role players to compliment them. ISU has more tradition in basketball than football which makes recruiting a little easier too so I'd say we'll see more b-ball success sooner than we will in FB.
Let's all hope Football and Basketball are at the top in 5 years
That is a tough one but I chose football because the north is down and will be down I think for another couple of years.
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That is a tough one but I chose football because the north is down and will be down I think for another couple of years.
That was my rational as well.
I went w/ basketball- mostly because I see the recruits Gmac has committed already. Give GC another 3-6 months, to confirm some recruits, and I may vote the other way
I feel confident about both but I firmly believe Chizik will do some very special things with Cyclone Football!
I cheer for two teams, Iowa State and whoever is playing the hawkeyes.
You should add on there "Cael getting us back to national champions"
Problem with poll is one has to do with Conference success while the other has to do with post season success. It would be easier for GMac given that all he has to do is get in the tournament to win just two games for sweet sixteen whereas CG has to win several (5/6) games to win a North title.
Because of this I'd say basketball.
When I told the folks back home I was going to Auchtermuchty, they said "Wear the Fox Hat"
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text: Have any of you guys got anything done under warrenty to your Kona bike? I don't want to go back to the original dealer that I bought it from, as it was a pain in the ass to get there. I assume I can take it back to any certified dealer and that'd be ok? That's my general understanding right now.


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Remembering "Almost 2"
January 14, 2008 - Betsy Bethel
Maybe your children have flown the nest and you miss the pitter-patter around the house.
Maybe your child is a toddler, too, and you can relate to the cuteness and need to know you're not alone when it comes to the tricky bits.
Maybe your children are teenagers and you are going through the hardest times of your life, longing for the days you thought were so difficult but that were full of such promise, such magic, such innocence.
Maybe you miss your grandchildren, who live out of state.
Maybe you are childless and fancy a peek inside a toddler's reality.
Whatever the reason you read this blog, here is a snapshot of Emma Skye right now. This is what I want to remember about her at almost 2 (22 months old):
-- She loves broccoli, oatmeal (with honey and milk), Triscuits, cheese and "chi-chin noo noo soup." OK, OK, she also loves cookies and ice cream! "Mmmmmm, yummy!"
-- She thinks her little binoculars are a camera and walks around looking through them and saying "smile" to everything. This morning, she said "I want smile, I want smile!" and it took me a minute to realize she wanted the binoculars.
-- She "plays" the piano at Grandma's house and sings along -- loud and strong and much of it gibberish.
-- Her best friends are our dog, Ben; Barney and Baby Bop; Elmo; old baby (Mommy's old Cabbage Patch preemie doll, circa 1984); new baby (the Lee Middleton doll her Me-Ma got her for Christmas); and Matthias, a real-live boy who lives across the street -- not necessarily in that order.
-- When Daddy comes back from running, she rushes to him requesting, "Listen ba-pipes, listen ba-pipes?" He finds the bagpipe music track on his Ipod, gives her the ear buds and follows her around holding the Ipod as she marches around the house.
-- She can sing her ABCs, but her favorite song is the letter sounds song on her "Sounds Like Fun" CD from Discovery Toys. "Apple, apple, a-, a-, a-. ... Baby, baby, buh, buh, buh." (I highly recommend the CD for that song alone, although there are other good ones, too! -- see link to my friend Stacey's site)
-- She likes to walk in the snow, give and receive "raspberries," stretch with mommy, build Mega-Blok castles and towers with Daddy (and, more importantly, knock them down), play Nerf basketball, cook in her play kitchen using Play-Doh, draw on her chalkboard and snuggle up for stories.
-- Her favorite bedtime books change every couple days. Right now they include "You Can Do It Sam" by Amy Hest; "I Love It When You Smile" by Sam McBratney; "Go, Dogs, Go" by P.D. Eastman; "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" by Bill Martin Jr. and "Dr. Seuss's ABC" by Dr. Seuss.
-- Her favorite bedtime songs also go in and out of vogue, but the mainstays are "Jesus Loves Me" and "God Is So Good."
-- When anyone accomplishes anything with some effort, she encourages them with "Good job." (When I do stomach crunches, for example -- she's a good coach!)
-- She is afraid of more things than I would expect: sirens, Santa Claus or anything resembling him (including a bushy-haired nutcracker we had to get rid of at Christmas), two stuffed frogs (one vibrates and one "ribbits" loudly -- for some reason, she is NOT OK with that!), loud trucks, barking dogs. ... When she's afraid, she runs to Mommy or Daddy or hides and says "I sorry, I sorry. Scared me." Why she apologizes, we may never know.
-- She regulary warms Mommy's heart by saying "please" and "thank you" and "excuse me," but she also sends me into a tailspin when she screams "I want that!" and "I NEED that!" and "Give me that!" and "Noooooo!"
-- She cracks herself up when she uses her silly voice, a gutteral, "red-rum" type voice that kind of freaks Mommy out!
-- If you are hurt -- whether you stub your toe, she pulls your hair or your feelings are hurt -- she will kiss it and then offer to "put cream on it" ("cream" being either antibiotic ointment or diaper cream I use on her to make it "feel better").
Someday, when I need some "cream on it," I hope re-reading this blog will make ME feel better!
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Last week Om Malik broke the story that Toni Schneider, of Yahoo's Developer Network, is leaving Yahoo to become the CEO of Automattic, the recently launched parent company of WordPress. More on this from Toni and Matt.
Congratulations Toni! 2006 is going to be a really big year for Automattic and WordPress. They're really just getting started.


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Congrats To Jorge for winning today, it was a nice battle with Dani.
Dovi realy good Cal did great.
wonder what happend with casey?!
But it was a nice race, Jorge extended hi's lead and it won't take long befor he announce he will be with Yamaha next year!
Jorge/Yamaha are a great pack!
Sign Jorge you won't find anything better!


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RIVERSIDE – Local CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) residents participated in Riverside County's annual CERT Field Day Refresher Training at the Ben Clark Fire/Sheriff Training Center in Riverside on Saturday, Oct. 13.
CERT members learn to assist others in their neighborhood or workplace following an event when professional responders are not immediately available to help. The local Anza CERT team participants were Sandi Hughes (facilitator), Larry Hughes, Marilyn Peck, Okey Peck, Andy Cannella and Laurie Stanton. Each CERT attendee received a certificate for their event participation and completion.
At least 100 countywide participants rotated through four training modules over a five-hour period: Fire Suppression, Cribbing, Search & Rescue/Triage and Medical Operations. Trainers and volunteers from numerous emergency organizations, such as Riverside County Fire's Office of Emergency Services and Cal Fire, orchestrated dramatized search and rescue scenarios and conducted hands-on exercises to review fire suppression and cribbing techniques.
Following a mock earthquake event, those attending the Search & Rescue module entered the darkened Fire Training Buildings to locate trapped and injured victims (medical students acting the parts) crying for help from within. CERT participants used their training skills to assist victims, while ensuring their own safety.
The injured were assessed and either walked out as "walking wounded" or were assisted using various lift and carry techniques. Once outside the buildings, CERT members from the Medical Operations module re-examined and triaged each victim, implementing basic first aid as needed for the duration prior to emergency service arrival.
CERT members participating in the Cribbing module worked on teams to safely lift and support 5,000 lb concrete blocks, simulating fallen debris from a collapsed freeway or building, an exercise valuable for possible victim extrication.
The Fire Suppression module focused on safe and effective use of fire extinguishers with a discussion about types of fires and correct retardants appropriate for each. As a bonus, CERT participants were supervised in handling a rural-grade fire hose to get a feel for the physical stamina involved with dragging the hose 75 feet and the "kick back" of the hose as water was released.
Riverside County Fire and other organizing agencies are to be praised for their work in putting together such an important and well-structured event. The many donations of icy drinks, water, snack foods, door prizes, and the gift bag of emergency supplies for each attendee were greatly appreciated.
The Anza CERT Team (ACT) is looking for donations of emergency equipment and enclosed mobile trailers for use in the event of a fire, earthquake or other emergency in our local communities. Donations will be accessible by any emergency preparedness group whenever needed and available. For information, please contact Sandi Hughes at (951) 763-0471 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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February 16, 2009 - Chicago - On March 30, Window to the World Communications, Inc., parent company to WTTW11 and 98.7WFMT, will launch WTTW Prime, a new digital channel which will air on 11.2 for those viewers with converter boxes or over-the-air digital TVs, and through Comcast on channel 243. WTTW Prime joins WTTW11, WTTWHD, Create, and the Spanish language station, Vme.
This channel will provide a unique blend of core primetime programming from PBS to WTTW's award-winning locally produced programming. WTTW Prime's schedule will be an alternative to what viewers will see on WTTW's other channels and will include more favorites like Antiques Roadshow, Mystery and Check, Please! along with new exclusive specials and series. Friday nights will be a haven for public affairs viewers - offering first runs of the McLaughlin Group, Now on PBS, Washington Week, Bill Moyers Journal - in addition to Exchange with Daljit Dhaliwal and Inside Washington.
"WTTW Prime is an opportunity to showcase quality programs for adults throughout the day. From early evening premiere broadcasts of BBC World News and Nightly Business Report, to encore presentations of The Civil War, Chicago Tonight and Masterpiece, this service will provide an all-day destination for audiences that want more public television choices in Chicago. The driving force behind this channel is the WTTW viewer who has valued and enjoyed our programming for more than 50 years. �We are trying to use our digital technology to serve the interests of our community," said Senior Vice President of Content Dan Soles.
"Throughout our 53 years, WTTW has been a pioneer in providing quality programming to millions of viewers in the most technically advanced environment. WTTW Prime gives us the chance to provide even more meaningful programming, including a 1 p.m. and 10 p.m. airing of our nightly news magazine, Chicago Tonight, which gives our audience a nice news alternative," said Dan Schmidt, President & CEO of WTTW.
WTTW11 reaches two million monthly viewers over a four-state area. WTTW11 is committed to presenting the very best in cultural, nature, science, public affairs and children's programming across its four distinct television channels: WTTWHD, its Spanish-language channel V-me, and WTTW Create.
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3rd grade geometry
Types of Angles
Looking for a worksheet to help practice basic geometry? This printable works with identifying different types of angles.
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Peter Schiff or Nostradamus?
I read a lot of blog posts that I forget about a few minutes later, but I read one today that just put me in a real bad mood….
Jon Symons on his art of money blog has a mashup of Peter Schiff videos where Peter Schiff predicted the financial economic collapse close to two years ago while others laughed at his predictions (really, you can hear other 'experts' laughing at him in the background). For me, the real scary stuff in the post are the more current videos when he talks about now and then predicts where our economy is heading in the coming years.
Hyper inflation and total economic collapse is the general theme. Normally, I would think Peter Schiff is just another mouth piece trying to sell his book "Crash Proof" but he was so spot on about what is going on now, could he be correct on what is yet to come?
As a good friend that works for Chrysler has told me; "there are two types of metal to own in the new economy gold and lead. Gold to barter with and lead for guns to protect what you have."
Let's hope it doesn't go there.


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Dr. David L. Korris, Class of 1943, has practiced dentistry in Manhattan for over 50 years… and he'll also pass along wonderful anecdotes about serving in a hospital platoon during World War II, almost becoming a Hollywood film star, and playing golf with Clark Gable. But he's most proud of his NYUCD education and of teaching and mentoring NYU College of Dentistry students over the past two decades.
A longtime supporter of NYUCD, Dr. Korris feels strongly about supporting the next generation of dentists. More than a decade ago, he and his wife, Roma Kantor Korris, established a scholarship fund at NYUCD that has grown consistently, year after year, thanks to their annual gifts. Roma graduated summa cum laude and a member of Phi Beta Kappa from NYU's Washington Square College, which had awarded her a scholarship to attend. "The most worthwhile thing we have in this universe is education," says Dr. Korris.
Through their annual gifts, Dr. and Mrs. Korris have advanced a tradition of selflessness at NYUCD that helps our talented students to learn to provide model patient care, ensuring a brighter future in oral health care at NYUCD and beyond. NYUCD salutes Dr. and Mrs. Korris for their foresight, thoughtfulness, commitment, and generosity.
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Springdale Municipal (ASG) is a city owned, general aviation airport in northwest Arkansas. Located 1 mile southeast of the city center, the airport occupies 221 acres. There is one runway located at the airport, Runway 18- 36, measuring 5,302 feet in length. The runway is served by a full length parallel taxiway on the west side, and a partial parallel taxiway on the east side. Runway 18 is served by a ILS precision instrument approach, and both runway ends are served by non-precision instrument approaches. Airspace in the vicinity of the airport is controlled by a part-time air traffic control tower.
A full service fixed base operator (FBO) provides aircraft servicing, including both 100LL and Jet-A fuel. Aircraft storage is provided by t-hangars, corporate hangars, as well as apron tie-downs. Several prominent area businesses generate a significant amount of corporate air traffic. In addition, several aircraft charter operators are based at the airport.