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Cougars ace southpaw Brette Lawrence led the way in the SSHS crew's tournament opener against Benicia. She struck out six and did not issue a walk, scattering five hits in the complete-game shutout.
"Brette threw very well," Cougars coach Jeff Davidson said. "In that game, we played very good defense behind her as well ... She really moved the ball around well today. All of her pitches were working. She threw a lot of changeups and kept their hitters off balance. Those helped her be successful."
Spanish Springs scored four runs in the fourth and three in the sixth to account for its offensive output. Sadye Roulund and Kayla Arterburn singled and scored to start and highlight the fourth frame. Kelsey Stroshine, who reached safely on a sacrifice, and Bayley Broadwater, who was hit by a pitch, also scored in the rally.
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Karlie Merritt worked all seven innings for the Cougars in the circle. She whiffed four and walked two, limiting Antelope to five hits en route to earning the victory.
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Spanish Springs wasn't the only Sparks school competing in the annual season-opening tournament. Reed was in Sacramento as well, getting in a tourney tilt. The Raiders opened their pool play against Placer of Auburn, Calif. although not much was settled. The two teams played to a 4-4 tie after five innings.
Reed was lucky to get out of the contest with a draw, given that it fell behind 4-0 after two innings. Placer's leadoff hitter bashed a solo homer to initiate the bottom of the first inning. After two Reed errors later in the frame, Placer had a 2-0 edge.
Reed committed two more errors in the bottom of the second, leading to two more unearned Placer runs.
"The first two innings were ugly for us," third-year Reed coach Jon Wunder said. "This was a character builder. "We told the girls after the second inning, our response would tell us everything. We'd find out how we respond to adversity. Then we started chipping away and took advantage of their mistakes."
The Raiders trimmed the Placer lead to 4-1 with a single score in the third. Cassy Walsh singled and moved to second when the ball was misplayed in left field. She moved to third on a passed ball and scored on a Marriah Levesque groundout.
In the fourth, Reed tacked on two more runs. Lindsay Yearman cruised into second base on a two-base error after her high infield fly ball fell to the dirt. She moved to third on a groundout and scored on a wild pitch. Later in the inning, Tyler Sumpter pinch hit for Laura Frost. Wunder called on Frost to re-enter and run on the sequence. She stole second and raced all the way home when a pick-off throw sailed into the outfield.
Reed tied the game in the fifth when Denaya Thompson reached on an error in right field. Her pinch runner, Chelsea Cummings, scored all the way from first on a Mary Dettling single.
All four of Reed's runs were unearned. The RHS nine was limited to three hits in the preseason deadlock.
Reed concludes pool play with a pair of games. It will meet suburban Sacramento schools Roseville and El Camino today at 3:15 p.m. and 5 p.m.


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After showing off her bikini bod in Maui last weekend, Rumer Willis and boyfriend Jayson Blair hit the sand a few thousand miles away in Miami Beach, Fla., Thursday.
Rather then the little white number she sported in Hawaii, Willis wore a great-looking blue bikini, noting of the day's weather: "It is really cold here. I wasn't expecting it."
That night, Willis's outfit was something more modest. With her long hair flowing down her back and a long white dress, black bra and flat shoes ("more comfortable," she noted), she entertained a crowd of 800 locals and guests who gathered for the grand opening of the SLS Hotel South Beach.
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Rumer Willis showed off her bikini body while vacationing in Maui, Hawaii, on Saturday.
In a high-waisted, vintage inspired bikini the Six Letter Word actress smiled as she strolled on the beach. The daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, the 24-year-old seemed to inherit her parents' movie star physiques.
Willis is said to be dating Hard Times of RJ Berger star Jayson Blair after they were spotted kissing in August.
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If PDA seals the boyfriend status deal, it's official that Rumer Willis is dating again!
The 23-year-old was snapped holding hands with Hard Times of RJ Berger actor Jayson Blair on Monday as well as going in for a quick peck during a smoke break outside a café in L.A.
According to a source they met "over cocktails through mutual friends," and have been trying to keep it a secret since becoming an item in early June. Willis and Blair, 28, had been seen flirting and touching affectionately at West Hollywood's Bagatelle restaurant, causing speculation over whether the two were an item.
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Golfers, spa lovers and Austin hill country enthusiasts will enjoy a stay a the Barton Creek Resort and Spa. My husband and I recently cashed in a voucher for a one night stay, spa treatments and a delicious dinner and we can't wait to go back for another trip!
Treats members like visitors and visitors like members! – Can't be more frank but ever since Club Corp took over Barton Creek it is never been the same. I find it to be also racist to a point where I was sitting in the members lounge and witnessed two BC members quacking about how we are not supposted to be friendly or speaking with the hispanic servers. SHOCKED AND HORRIFIED. If you don't fit there Barton Creek mold there will do everything to make it worse for you to stay a member. I do alot of business there but moved my meetings to other downtown locations. I was a member and say goodbye to idiots who do not understand that some of there members are really racist and just bad apples in the group.They rid the good and keep the liars, scammers, creeps and racist.If you look around the club they have all white but hardly any blacks or Hispanics. Now that is racist! I love all people of any color race or religion and this is not a club it is a cult of hatred.Beware !! Not missing anything in this Club.
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Comfortable Stay and Average Service – I have stayed at this resort a few times within the last year. I only come when they have specials because the rooms are average, nothing exceptional; however, they are clean and comfortable. The beds; however, are amazing. You will sleep like a baby in their beds, I hate to part when them in the morning. Their front desk staff isn't very friendly and they consistly provided me with incorrect information during my last stay. For them to be in the hospitality industry, they haven't quite mastered the hospitable part just yet. I had the bed and breakfast package and was very satisfied with the breakfast selections each day. Also, the waitstaff in the restaurant was exceptional. If all of their employees had the personality and attentiveness of the waitstaff, it would be a much more pleasant place to stay. My biggest complaint about this resort is the noise level. If the guests adjacent to you like to talk loud, you will be up all night. It's as if they have very little insulation in the walls. At times it can be rather noisy which makes it extremely difficult to sleep. Other than that, it's a nice place to stay. One suggestion for them is to come up with a loyalty program...preferrably like the Omni Hotels. The Omni Hotels loyalty program is bar none. It would be nice if they showed some appreciation for frequent visitors. For all the times I have stayed with them over the last year, I have received nothing...not even a Thank You or Welcome Back. During my most recent stay at the Omni in Dallas, the front desk staff sent me a bottle of champagne and they upgraded my room to a suite upon arrival...all free of charge because of my frequent stays with them. In addition to that, I get free WiFi, turn down service, free beverages delivered to my room each morning, free bottled water each day, free room nights...the list goes on. Barton Creek needs to show some appreciation for their loyal guests before someone else steals them away.
Romantic retreat was exactly that – For not having to go out of the country here it is: My wife and I had the greatest time this weekend. We played a round of golf at the famous Crenshaw course that bar none was as beautiful as it was a challenge to the amateur. Our dinner together was as fine as any restaurant in town with service that far exceeded most 5 star eateries. The room was impeccably clean and had a "new" feeling. The staff was happy to cater to our every want and need. But there were very few needs that weren't already thought of before hand. The grounds were beautiful and our naturewalk on Easter Sunday was delightful with the wildlife that habitats the Hill Country abounding the path. Breakfast was equal to our meal the night before. Simply topshelf service from a well run establishment designed to cater to a clientele that knows what service is supposed to be.
Save yourself the time and money – My wife and I first visited this hotel around November of 2007 and we loved our stay. I couldn't have said one bad thing about that experience. How things can change in a year and 3 months....we just got back from a V-day trip and will never be going back.
I made the reservation on Jan 6 for a "scenic" guestroom with a king sized bed, and specifically asked not to overlook the parking lot. They placed us in a room overlooking the parking lot that had two double beds in it. When I tried to correct their mistake, I was told that I hadn't requested a King and they didn't have any available. I was put on a "list" in case one opened up, and that was it. No apology from a manager, nothing. The reservation confirmation doesn't print out special requests and the bed type that you request, probably so they can play dumb when they mess up. The double beds are called queen size by the staff, so they must have invented a new unit of measure. They charge $25/night for a mini-fridge in your room. You can own one from Walmart for $100 bucks.
We had breakfast in the Hill Country Dining Room. Last time I was thrilled with the food, this time I could have gotten better food at Whataburger. Extremely dry biscuits and salty gravy, bland and tasteless eggs benedict, a sausage "patty" tough enough that you need to use a knife to cut it. The stuffed french toast and omelette were decent.
On the plus side, the nature trail is nice and moderately challenging, the view is still the same (amazing), and the beds comfortable. The staff in the Hill Country Dining Room were attentive and friendly as last time.
However, when you pay $800 after taxes for two nights + breakfast, you expect and demand a great experience. They failed to deliver - they failed to even ATTEMPT to make it right. For that we will never go back, and I will tell anyone to look at the Four Seasons in Austin, or the Hyatt Lost Pines instead.
Terrible service, avoid for your vacation/event – June 2007 update: After attempting to reach the manager of Barton Creek several times BEFORE our wedding, he finally called us AFTER our wedding. He was defensive and offered us nothing for our trouble. Be careful with this place...
We had our honeymoon at Barton Creek and it was a terrible experience. Our suite was decent but nothing like what you would expect for the price. Room service was also overpriced and the service we received was terrible. They got our dinner order wrong on the 1st and 2nd try. By the time my husband's dinner arrived as he had ordered, it was so cold that he didn't even want to eat it anymore. Also, the staff does not respect your privacy. On our first night, we were startled to hear another voice in the other room after we had already gone to bed! Apparently, the man entered because we didn't answer his knocking at our door. Lastly, we were very disappointed that there was no mention of us being on our honeymoon during our stay.
I also had my wedding reception at Barton Creek and the service I received was even worse: Barton Creek's coordinators were unprofessional and inexperienced. We were often given misinformation about important details regarding our wedding. Their Director of Catering was condescending and unhelpful. She scoffed at our ideas and was more focused on her own wedding than on ours. Her assistant was mistake-prone and misinformed us many times of prices, availability, etc. The catering department served us a delicious meal at our tasting but the actual dinner at our reception was tasteless (e.g. watered-down soup) and the portions were tiny. They threw in hidden costs including charging us for items that we were originally told would be "included"...the list of disappointments is very long. Barton Creek made what was supposed to be a fun experience very stressful. I sincerely regret having my wedding there and learned from my wedding coordinator that The Four Seasons and The Driskill do not have such problems.
Nicknamed the "Golf Capital of Texas," this luxury resort lives up to its moniker. – The Scene
There is no question about the main attraction at this 300-room resort. It features golf courses designed by Tom Fazio, Arnold Palmer and Ben Crenshaw. All fairways make good use of the rolling Hill Country landscape, whose influence extends throughout the property. The elegant architecture reflects the Southwest, while native cuisine offers a gourmet touch. Spa treatments include such locally inspired delights as the Texas Mountain Laurel Body Wrap.
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The resort is home to the Golf Institute, which includes a full golf school, short-course academy and private lessons. The signature Fazio Foothills Golf Course is known for its cliff-lined fairways, waterfalls and caves. The three other courses also take advantage of the intriguing natural setting, where white-tailed deer can be found sharing the fairways.
Not Country Club Atmosphere – Unfortunately, I felt I was at my college gymnasium instead of a country club. The most relaxing part of the spa experience was my drive into the club. Alhough the massage was relaxing, the spa lacks a locker room attendant and is fairly outdated, making the country club price tag seem overpriced.
Austin's Little Secret – I had no idea you could go to the spa at Barton Creek Resort until I received a gift certificate for my birthday. This place is really great. I love the natural grapefruit stuff they use!
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Montana Black Gold Ascent Adjustable Bow Sight
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The Ascent from Montana Black Gold gives you target sight accuracy with the durability and ultra bright pins that Montana Black Gold is known for. This bow sight features a multiple pin design and a moving sight head allowing you to greatly extend your effective range without sacrificing the convenience of a multiple pin sight. Machined from 6061 T6 aluminum this sight is designed for durability as well as precision. The Dial of Death allows you to move the sight head with target sight precision and the lock down feature allows you to lock the head in place ensuring you will be sighted in when you need it. Add in the fluorescent glow ring and the Mimi Skycoil wrapped fiber optic pins for low light performance and you have a truly deadly bowhunting sight. If you want to extent your range with a moveable sight, but do not want to sacrifice the convenience of multiple pins, the Ascent is designed for you.
Technical Information
- High performance PhotoChromatic shell is 80% tougher than the original
- Lock on third axis prevents movement
- Large adjustable level
- Lens adaptable (lens not included)
- Quick, smooth and quiet adjustments
- Indexable yardage pointer makes it easy to re-sight your bow if set-ups change
- Zero-out feature lets you instantly dial to pre-determined yardage without looking
- BombProof pin design keeps fiber optics protected
- 54 sight tapes included
- Unconditional Lifetime Warranty
- Made in the U.S.A.
Technical Information
- Number of Pins: 3 or 5
- Pin Diameter: .019"
- Pin Color Top to Bottom: green, red, yellow, green, red
- Aperture Diameter: 1.75"
- Weight: 9.2 oz
- Sight Material: Aluminum
- Vertical Micro-Adjustment: no
- Horizontal Micro-Adjustment: no
- Color: black
- Light Included: no
- Right or Left Hand: Right Hand
- Detachable Bracket: no
- Sight Level: yes
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San Jose >Food & Dining > The Fish Market
1007 Blossom Hill Rd, San Jose, CA | Directions 9512337.251076 -121.868324
Neighborhoods: Edenvale
Cold Food Small Portions--- High Price – Our Dinning experience was average at best. The Draft Beer at the bar was too expensive more like Baseball Park prices. The bread could have been warm. The salad had no lettuce it was Heirloom Salad. The Fish and Chip Combination was cold, Scallops were not fully cooked and the Fish portion was very small. The restaurant was clean and pretty. The wait staff was average at best. Overall I will spend my money some other place. The Fish and Chips as compared to Phil's Fish Market are not even close for about the same price.
Horrible customer service – I went here recently for my boyfriend's mom's birthday. It took them 25 minutes to deliver her complimentary dessert, which was the wrong order (she ordered cheesecake and got chocolate). Then it took another 20 minutes until we received the check. And when I was signing the credit card receipt, the waiter comes over and informs me that he gave us the wrong check, so we have to wait another 5 minutes before we get the right one. We were eventually late for a comedy show we had planned on going to after dinner, so we didn't go. I will never go to the Fish Market again!
Great food, Great people, & Great Customer Service! – April 2008
This restaurant is fantastic! The people are so kind waiters, managers, hostesses, and buspeople are always attentive to keep the table with bread and drinks. The Blossom Hill Restaurant has a private room that is great for parties or meetings. Jen is the best she made sure our meeting was well taken care of and allowed us to stay past CLOSING! Find a restaurant to do that! The food is always fresh, restaurant is very clean incl. the see through kitchen and the bathrooms are clean & well stocked. Great night out and dinner for two in the quaint bar next to the fire place or on their open patio. Don't forget to purchase some Fr. bread and fresh fish in their market area. Leave room for their really good desserts!
Good place to get your see seafood fix – The quality, variety, and grill skills at the Fish Market are all top notch. I love to watch the fish grilling through the glass. For smoked fish lover's, the smoked fish platter is really good. The atmosphere is casual, so it's a great place to go with friends or co-workers. I love to order chowder (red and white), smoked fish, and bread from the Fish Market for impromptu dinner parties.
it's OK.... – It's kind of a hit or miss place. We like fresh seafood and if you specify you REALLY don't want it overcooked, they'll usually do it right. Because we love oysters, it's a great place for us to go and spurge on them and still be able to bring our 3 year old. The last two times were awful---cold food, noisy echoing party, poor service, but when we complained, the management was very responsive. So it's really a toss-up--but when we want decent food and have to take our daughter with us---it's usually the place.
Fabulous Fish – I've been coming to the Fish Market on Blossom Hill for years. It's fabulous and family friendly. Sure it's a little pricey but you're paying for high quality fresh fish. Staff is knowledgeable and friendly and there's hardly ever a long wait. Past reviewers said the mahi was dry - that's cuz you got it out of season and it was frozen, ask the staff if you have questions or need recommendations, thats what they're there for. This place has long been my favorite restaurant and the pictures are worth the trip alone.
Decent fish place – So Fish Market has been great sometimes, but just ok this time. Rockefeller oysters were great, but my Mahi Mahi entree kinda sucked. Way to much sauce and the fish was really dry. I think it could have been better.
The Best Oysters – This restaurant has it's own oyster farms. I love my oysters raw and these oysters are the tastiest I have ever eaten, especially recommend the Myagi oysters. The staff is very courteous. My nine year old enjoys that food. So you can bring your kids. Make reservations for busy days, like weekends and holidays. Pricey, but well worth it.
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Cost of living is low, so big bucks and bloated checking accounts go a long way. Property taxes are off-the-charts low. And, unless you want to live on the Gulf Coast or in the rarified air of the state's swankiest suburbs, real estate prices aren't exorbitant.
Alabama isn't a wonderful state to live in if you're poor.
Cost of living is low, but Alabama submarines that advantage with a host of regrettable policies. The state is one of only two states that charges sales tax on groceries. The state's upside-down tax system requires residents on the lower end of the scale to pay more, percentage-wise, than it does those on the upper end. That's both unfair and indefensible — politically, fiscally and morally.
More broadly, Alabama is thrifty when it comes to public education — so those with little don't have as many educational opportunities with which to lift themselves from poverty. The state has many fine colleges and universities, but the affordability of a college education in Alabama is abysmally high. On and on we could go.
All that is relevant because of a new report, "Pulling Apart: A State-by-State Analysis of Income Trends," released jointly last week by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and the Economic Policy Institute, two Washington-based, nonpartisan research organizations.
Their report reaffirmed what we already knew. The gap between Alabama's poor and Alabama's rich resembles the Grand Canyon: deep, wide, imposing. Time has changed little for the positive. In fact, the report shows that Alabama's gap is worsening even as the nation continues its slow churn out of the Great Recession.
According to Alabama Arise, which advocates for low-income Alabamians, the "Pulling Apart" report is a deadly signal for what the state faces. Today, Alabama owns the nation's fifth largest increase in the income gap between the poorest fifth of households and the richest fifth of households between the late-1990s and the mid-2000s.
How much? Consider: In that time frame, the poorest fifth saw its income drop 13.5 percent; the richest fifth saw its income increase 12.8 percent.
That's not a gap. That's a chasm of difference.
"Hard work should pay off for everyone, whether you work in a corner office or a restaurant kitchen," said Kimble Forrister of Alabama Arise. "Instead, most of the benefits from Alabama's economic growth in the last decade have gone straight to the top. It's deepening an income divide that's bad for Alabama."
For what it's worth, the gap between the state's rich and middle class has increased, as well.
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The Bulldogs got past Cleburne County 15-13 in a region opener that had enough weirdness to fill a scary story.
The biggest thing Anniston coach Eddie Bullock will take away from the victory, though, is his Bulldogs (2-0) came from a 13-6 halftime deficit to do it.
It was a completely different circumstance from the 27-0 lead they had at halftime in their opener at Greenville.
"Doing that was extremely important," Bullock said. "I have a mixture of youth and experience on the team, but those experienced guys are playing in positions they typically don't play in. We have the potential to be very, very good or borderline to where we could lose a lot of close games due to inexperience, and tonight, by being able to pull out this close victory, it helped us.
"We had a very poor week of preparation and I think the guys actually got an opportunity to see if you don't come and prepare like you need to, you'll lose. Our season is going to potentially be a one- or two- or three-touchdown game the whole year. We'll have at least three or four more games like this."
Bullock knew it was going to be a typically tight Anniston-Heflin game, and this one had more turns in it than the road that leads to L.E. Bell Field.
The Bulldogs (2-0) scored the winning points when unbelievably reliable Cleburne County long snapper Andrew Rutledge's punt snap sailed out of the end zone for a safety with 7:08 left in the fourth quarter. They got the game-tying touchdown after the Tigers fumbled at the 2 after they had just stopped the Bulldogs on fourth down.
Anniston preserved the win in an equally bizarre fashion, keeping the ball through the closing minutes after recovering a partially blocked punt that glanced off a Cleburne County player. That play alone denied the Tigers any chance of bringing on strong-legged kicker Tito Roblero for a game-winning field goal.
"It was weird; I've never played in a game like that," Anniston quarterback Spencer Howard said. "It was crazy. Adversity is all it was, and we were able to face it.
"It's hard to come back on a good team that plays so. We had a poor week of preparation, but we pulled it out."
The craziness didn't just go Anniston's way. The Tigers (0-2) took the lead on Blake Turner's 1-yard run on the first play of the second quarter and extended it to 13-6 at the half on a Brady Padgett 1-yard run after Turner led a charge that swamped Anniston punter Ryan Lindsey at the 5.
Anniston's Zondrick Foster scored the game's first touchdown on a 1-yard run midway through the first quarter, but the Bulldogs missed the extra point.
Both of Anniston's touchdowns came after Cleburne County turnovers.
For Cleburne County, it was the second tough loss in as many weeks. The Tigers lost their opener to Weaver 13-7. In that game, their defense played well enough to win, the offense just didn't score enough points. On this night, the defense played well again and until the fourth quarter, it looked like this time they scored enough points.
"We played a lot better this week and that's what you look for from Game 1 to Game 2," Tigers coach Michael Shortt said. "We were a lot better football team tonight than we were last week; they made some plays that we didn't make.
"You look out there and our kids battled; we battled all night long. We did a lot of good things tonight, but of course we had a few things that didn't go our way. We battled them right up to the end. That's the way our region is. It's going to be very competitive and each week is going to be the same type week, every game."
In a game where yardage was hard to come by, Cleburne County's Trey Bolton led all rushers with 89 yards on 17 carries. Anniston's Rashard Williams rushed for 84 yards on 16 carries. Howard rushed for 57 yards on 11 carries and completed 8 of 12 passes for 64 yards.
Al Muskewitz is a sports writer for The Star. He can be reached at 256-235-3577.


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I was surprised last week at the Mobile Commerce Forum by a presentation from Bryant Shea, vice president of the innovation group, which covers content management and mobile commerce, at consulting firm Isobar.
Conventional wisdom says when launching a mobile commerce program a retailer should begin with an m-commerce site, not an app, because a site offers greater reach than an app. Anyone with a mobile web browser can access a mobile-optimized site, whereas apps can only be accessed by users of the platforms for which those apps were designed. And the smartphone platform market is rather fragmented.
But Shea bucked conventional wisdom.
"If you're going to be focused on any area, it's apps for the iPhone and Android," Shea said, saying the vast majority of mobile web traffic comes from mobile devices using Apple Inc.'s iOS4 operating system and Google Inc.'s Android operating system. "Why do you want to focus on an app instead of a mobile site? Because the experience is better."
I wholeheartedly agree that the experience is better on an app. I think most smartphone owners would agree, as well. And I think apps have a very important role to play.
However, mobile web browsing is soaring, and when a smartphone user types in a URL, the expectation is that there will be a site optimized for their device. And the number of people who use their phones as their primary method for accessing the Internet is greatly increasing. This means they'll be hitting a retailer's site more often on their smartphone.
As a result of these factors, I think it's paramount to launch an m-commerce site before a mobile app. Retailers have to be ready for the onslaught of mobile web users. Once they have a mobile site in place, then retailers can create the super-rich experience of an app. (Though I should add that with the new mark-up language HTML5, retailers can create rich m-commerce site experiences that approach those in mobile apps.)
And don't forget the problem of discoverability. Consumers have to find your app before they can download it and use it. They need to know it exists. So you have to promote it well. You don't have to do that with an m-commerce site—people already know your URL.
So I say site, Shea says app. What do you say?
I enjoyed reading this post... As a developer of internet imaging software I see tremendous opportunity for the mobile market. This new? advertising/marketing medium will only grow as smart phone market grows. Having a mobile site is good but I believe having an app is better. As the article clearly states promotion is key. Promoting software is not an easy task. Our approach at spinimagedv is to move with the flow. Creating 360 degree internet imaging applications that run on your average Mac or PC that outputs touch controlled 360 degree images for both Apple and Android phones is our future and we strongly believe the next step for both internet imaging and mobile imaging. These images offer proven ROI. They increase user interaction and allow more eye time. They reduce product returns. They increase impulse buys. I read a quote from Machiavelli. " Luck is where planning meets opportunity " Etailers understanding the opportunity and the focus to plan on the future will sure to be on top. I am thankful to have the opportunity and luck to post on this well written article. Good job.
Bill, I'm glad you had a chance to see my presentation. You bring up a lot of good points and although I believe a focus on applications is important I also believe you can't neglect your mobile website. As you point out people will go to a company URL and companies need to have a site that is functional on mobile devices (even if that site has limited functionality and suggests user download a native applications). Choosing where to focus your efforts certainly involves a lot of variables and there is no one solution that will work for every situation. I mentioned in the presentation that m-commerce initiatives can be grouped into four categories: Transactional, Promotional, Brand as Services and In-Store enhancement. Depending on where you decide to focus, your customers demographics, the goals for mobile, budget, etc you might choose and application or a website. I do believe native application currently offer the best user experience in addition to offering a much broader feature set to developers, however, the real keys to mobile success are: Speed and Flexibility. The market is changing quickly, you need an infrastructure and content model that can adapt and short duration initiatives (that map to your longer term strategy) if you want to see solid results. Thanks again for attending the session and keeping the conversation alive online. Bryant
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The third annual Winter SnowFest this weekend, Feb. 15 – 17, has snowballed its way into Eastern Plumas County, bringing with it an avalanche of activities and events for the public to enjoy.
After much preparation and many hours of work, the Graeagle-Plumas Alliance expects this year's SnowFest to be the most successful to date.
With the inauguration of many new events, as well as improvements on the old ones, the GPA has worked to establish the SnowFest as a new awakening for the sleepy area after the winter.
"Right now we're just working on the last minute things — the final organization for a real smooth event," said GPA co-chairman Chris David.
The weekend will not be without its share of merriment and libations. The restaurant at Nakoma will provide the food, and the entire event has been sponsored by Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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The festival will start on Friday with a dinner and comedy night at Longboards Bar & Grill, and will end on Sunday after the longboard races.
Saturday will offer a multitude of events including the GPA Snow Carnival for the kids starting at 10 a.m. at the Johnsville Ski Hill. The carnival will include everything from a snow sculpting competition to a snowball-throwing contest, to sledding and snowman-making.
Also on Saturday there will be the 16th annual Lake Davis Rotary Snowmobile Poker Run. Registration starts at 9 a.m. The run challenges participants to a game of poker via snowmobile. There will be checkpoints along the way where each participant will be given a card. At the end of the run the individual with the best hand wins.
Another Saturday event is the exciting 2013 California state snowshoe championships at the ski bowl in Johnsville at 10 a.m. The competitors will be striving to qualify for the national championships, and spectators are welcome.
Also on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. cross-country skier Ken McMasters will be conducting a three-mile interpretive tour through Plumas-Eureka State Park. Cross-country skiers and showshoers are welcome to come enjoy the winter wonderland.
The trail will end at the museum and participants have the choice to return back through the snow or take a shuttle. Basic cross-country and snowshoe experience is recommended.
The day will end with a Play Day at Longboards Bar & Grill. From 3 to 7 p.m. the restaurant will offer drinks and food for the public. There will also be sleigh rides through the woods courtesy of GiddyUp and Go Sleigh and Carriage Services.
Sunday will be packed with events as well, starting with a snowmobile morning breakfast ride at Lake Davis. The ride will go from 10 a.m. to noon and reservations can be made at J&J's Grizzly Store, 832-0270.
Sunday will also feature the second round of the Plumas Ski Club Historic Longboard Revival Series at the Johnsville Ski Hill. The public and participants alike have an opportunity to take a step back in time with the traditional ski races. Registration starts at 9:30 a.m. but racing starts at noon.
The final event will be the "After Ski" Party at Longboards from 3 to 7 p.m. with prize drawings and fun for everyone to enjoy.
All of the proceeds for the festival will be split between the Johnsville Ski Hill project and Plumas-Eureka State Park. The public is invited to come out and enjoy the snow. For more information contact the Eastern Plumas Chamber of Commerce at 836-6811.
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