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40 Years Ago, May 30, 1973
Local teacher among 100 American craftsmen
William C. Maggio, art teacher at Grand Island High School, will be among "100 American Craftsmen" participating in the Kenan Center's craft festival in Lockport, June 1, 2 and 3. Maggio will be exhibiting ceramic sculpture at the invitational show.
His work has been exhibited in numerous group and one-man shows, including the Western New York shows at Albright-Knox, and Buffalo Craftsmen exhibits in the Wilcox Mansion and Gallery West. He has received several awards for his drawing and sculptures and an award in mixed media at the Allentown Art Festival in 1970. Last year he was named Young Educator of the Year by the Grand Island Jaycees.
30 Years Ago, May 27, 1983
New fire headquarters to open tomorrow
Tomorrow will be a banner day for members of the Grand Island Fire Company as well as the entire Grand Island community, as the town's volunteer firemen open the doors of their newly renovated fire headquarters at 2275 Baseline Road.
The open house, which will begin promptly at 10 a.m. with a ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony, will give Islanders an opportunity to see the new facility which they, through their donations, helped to build.
Present for the dedication will be Board Chairman Norman K. Mrkall, President William E. Weis, Past Chief William P. Wood, Chief Peter A. McMahon and the board of directors.
All were actively involved in the planning and construction of the new facility.
The rededication comes 30 years after the construction of the original building, which, built with volunteer help, was once considered an outstanding addition to the Island. But over the years the quarters seemed to grow smaller and smaller, until renovation became a must. ...
The new building in the center of town is a welcome addition to the community and should serve the town's needs for many years.
20 Years Ago, June 4, 1993
Voters approve school budget, propositions
A turnout of 1,478 voters Wednesday approved the 1993-93 school budget, a $2.2 million bond issue and the purchase of six new school buses. The $25,448,348 budget was passed overwhelmingly by a 965-493 vote.
The $2.2 million bond issue, passing by a margin of 866-589, ensures the reopening of Sidway School and renovations to be made in the Middle and Kaegebein schools.
School Board Trustee Susan Gill was the highest voter garnering a substantial 897. She will serve another three-year term. Michael Dlugosz, who polled 748 votes, will join the school board July 1 as a newcomer.
10 Years Ago, May 30, 2003
Hardwick to challenge Swanick
"Chuck Swanick has already had 24 years to bring about the types of changes he has sought," declared Republican Kevin Hardwick. "Does anyone really believe another two years will be anything but more of the same?"
In declaring his candidacy for 10th District Erie County Legislature, Hardwick vowed to run the aggressive sort of campaign that garnered him 43 percent of the general election vote against Swanick two years ago. This year the two will face off in a Republican primary election on Sept. 9.


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VOLUME 15 — NUMBER 11 THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1974 — PHONB — M9-Sttl — U No Aanwr 4S>'«99t 4S9.145< 2 SECnONS — IS PAGH8 June Village Board Meeting Report by Doug SbUdaad The Vfllage Board heSd Uieir monthly meeting last Tbunsday night in tiie ViBage Hail. All tius- tees were ponesent^ The nAtwAea were read. A vaMta. was made by trnateo Fres* to at^ prove tbe rrumAes, The moiiw waa. seconded- hy TrtMtee Eggare. Tlia^ mrtion catviai ail. ayes. The treasairere icpwt was giveau Tivstee MBoning mado «• motion to approve the repairt and wtaa. seo- <n>df\l by Tnartee ZimnamtBO. Tha mMicn eanied 6 ayea, mw natys. N€» on the agendai waa to ap. prove tlie bftUB. A. motioii wetk maata by Trustee Sbroope aod seoonded by Tnitstee Fi^ank tlo pay the bills. Tbe motion carried aH ayes. Fire CMef Pbil Pre«nd n««te-Ws. appearance to the BoaMi al this time. He had a few reqaeate to nwlse to tbe board. The ftrst of tliese warn to use Coral Speet ftw waAer ffehts. He pointed out that it was Hhinttay'a tum tc sponsor fjie ooirty watw {ights. They would be heSd S«i««ni>- ber 15 He also said thaft July 1* marited the day of the^ Annoal Hunt¬ ky water S|^. PemacSm wtta granted by tbe Btaanf ijat oae Sua DatnAawn Skeat. Wwurfr auuwSi rtgyat «M to ttmk. am SIK hr- vUSAa aaat aae itaiA ttey ana in good worting oonMoiL R«anl'« ftnei reqoeat aait wkii A Snvta^ vedUon uwBmniue wStta by tbta McHemy amity Hre DtSKtt Am- ttoc^tsHoa. It bujudea the Sae pre¬ vention code and the fire nfety code. It mainly deftte w4th 2^sl)DBy homes, factories, and oondominioiiK. Freimd also said thait McHenry, Pox • River Grove, Oary, and a few cllier ootiununities have already adopted tills poHoy. Maya- Enstswin auggest- ed that this should be acted vtpon at the next village boiard meettng. Dick ZukowskS, represemtiiig Pine- oreat Golf Course owner He«b Jack- isfi, nvude his appeaniance. He re¬ quested that tSie board extend ttieir anaiexaticm agreement for ten years ftiom the agreement date. The pre- ment goes fnom September 3, 1970 to Sept. 3, 1975. A motJi^'was made by trustee Zimmeiitnan and seicnnded by Trustee Eggers to aocept the ex- tensron of the Annejaaition Agree¬ ment, but to abobBh the 4 a.m. li¬ quor license as of April 30, 1975. The motion oanried 6 ayes, no naya. Next on the agenda was the W^ sohool parking kit storm sewer. Bids were presentixl by four different oomijaraes. Low bid wtas BaMey Consti-uction Oarporation at $9,347.- 70. In this bid, concrete tile was to bo used instetad of field tile. The new storm sewer is to run thitWRb tend where the M^ school is usii>g for expansion pwposes. The board felt, thinking of the future, that field tile, which is better than cxw- crete tile in temporary purpoees, should be used rather than concrete. A motion wa« made by Trustee Frank and seoonded by TVufltee Stroufie to accept the low bid and to negiotiate with Baidey OoMtmc- tkm subatitutii^ field t^ tor oon- orate. ooidtingeTiit to a school ease¬ ment. The vote cancied 3 ayes, 1 pass, and 2 nays, with trustees Ack, man and Zimmeoiman caaUng naiys and trustee Stroupe pasBiog. Jim Ketdanark, lefaeaaaSAm tte Vifi^e Audaior oompiany of Leatar Witty in Crystal Lake, oHda Ua afipeiarance. He taUced tttaoa tba idea of baiving a MtAage aoMn 9 V&LAGE BOARD ^QimMe FRANK PARISEK PO laa HUNTLEY, ILL ¦m sum you RnaiT. THEN GO ABBAIT — BmIS It ceato tar eapt Mis& Huntley Phrto> by. Otmail/fie^ Shaboi Metunedl ^dboiwe ia Dafar Am Nevel. Miss Nevel was cboMn at ]eat THiesckayV liiana' (iliiAr ntaetdng to reivnank WtitAtAf is tte lUiw McMsnyr Qaaa^ Cuitipt ati the F«rtti S|Rii|pnsl!u Snipper' r or' June \9 Than utt be a b«ieSt Sm^utti Soivn- ftt 'Mi* Bandgfnl oo W«A. neaday. Jidn» 1^,. SenM AiBtni.QO to 8.00 p-m. at Uie ivinity Liifaeinn Chnxli Ital ia Raoliey. tt is hyaaaam grf fay Aid Aaaocia- ttoo ftM' UAtmamai Hanttey Broach 191. DodBtiOB. fior addts $2.50 and diitdqen under 12 ¦ $1.25. Tidoets wHl be slold at the door or may be obtained from Noel Hans- man 669-5847 or Wtlmer RobbviniK 669-5891. Julie Suffen^ed a seiious aoddent when fialltnt oi£f. a house. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bundigaini have expert enced a lot of medical and hospiSt^ BiHs. NOTICE The Prom Pictures are et the School Lions Chicken Bar-B-O June 16 Father's Day, Jun« 16(h, 1974, the Hunttey liens dub wM hold iits annual Chicken Bail>eqiue at tbe Huntley Fii<taauni. This dinner is the organiation's primary money- making project and all members and their wives work dUgentfy to pre- thr suoeulttit meal. Dinner consists of barbequed chic-, ken. home balced beams, potatoes, cde slaw, roll, buWier and bevena^e. To ceni|wm«iA t^ie chideen, which is tyepared by tfie men of Uie dub over ttie batbeque pits, is aspedal bartiectue sauce, prepared from a fiatnily redpe at Henry Marlowe, owner of Maa*OMi«l's Feed A BBtdt^ ecy in HiaMtey. Hoaiea«de pies, pre¬ pared by tbe ladtaa of ttie cbib, wtt atoo be aWKftaible. ^rvini: time Is trom 11:00 a-m. to 4:00 pjh. Doasfelon is: adidta $Z.SO, dtfUren 91.25. Inaide facll^ ties, come "rain or attoe." Money nrised by thk nooiiTQAt (KCUMatisn wU ba uaad. to promoto mA^asSamamm I iiihnifttbe. Ttia LianatCiuB ImSAA dfrla oowt to RuMtar. "/ft WlwiiH mite* wiML QM*m rui—l,'"iWl enjoy « al al^ wotVit f«U«r, June School Board Meeting Report by Doug Strickland The montHy schonl txiiard meeting was heid last Monday nif^. June 10, in the boatxi of educatdOn room in the high school. All board mem¬ bers were present. Tile miRiAes were looked over by the bnanl memibera. A motkm was made by MiWv Jones and seconded by Mr. Ruthto appnofve Ifie miiiutes. The motion oarried ail ayes. Next" on ttie agenda was the pay- injf ot Wife. After ofarifflcaftions of seme of' these bilte, a mdtton was made by Mr. BreittechnoideT to pay the month's bllfe. The mmtion was 5ecx>nded by Mrs. Jones. The motion crrtied 7 ayes, no najrs. A few parents were present to raise a few oaanoSi^nts against a hii^or-setrioiji Engjish teadier. It was learned that some of next year's spnloirs are pfeinning to take coUege Fn^tsh at McHenry Oounty CbffleRe. U was pointed out to the board by these parents thiat "when a s*ude*it dr^n't take a subject that he likes at their own school. son^lBng is wirtji^.'' a was decided that the br«ard woidd go Into exocullSve ses¬ sdon fater on in tlfe meettaig to dis¬ cuss this ro«*ter. A motion was made by Mr. ZlJler and seconded by Mr. Ruth to trans¬ fer $407.97 feem the education fund. The motion ceatied ail ayes. mode Sia iia^Sbce to the btenf tiM was i>reB«nt to get an maAement from Hw SOaaid for the prtiposed stoftn seiwer to drudn waiter fnam Mffl Strewn. The storm sewer would go throufth tbe l^h school piarfciny lot. It was pointed out by Mr. Staioope that vtllage engineer Bax¬ ter and Woodman would supervise the construction. A motion was made by Mr. Bond and seoonded by Mr. Stadinjf to alkrvv a feasible eaesement for his construction. The vote car¬ ried 6 ayes and 1 nay with Mr. Ruth oasrting the nay vote. A refjort on the paving of the Mgh school parking lot wias given by Mr. Ruth. He stated that the lot cannot be paved beoaiuse of worfeer smrtkes. The mtateriWs to make the asphBJt cannot be ob- tafaied at this time. Supeninteflderrt Leroy Marks point ed mA two things that should be looked into. Enteging the busga- i««e should be done because of the new buses being pAiehasod. Aoous- tioa4izing the hEsid noom is also need, ed. That bas been proposed fbr tbe last ftwr years and nothing has been done on this project. A finance repeat was given. It ¦was learned tMM an jfttomey was hired to write a proposed Builder Contribution A^-eemenl on oontri- bution-free devdopers. A motion was made by Mr. Ruth and seoond¬ ed by Mr. Ziller to sfa»e in the le¬ gal fee to adtpt thds. The motion carries 7 ayes, no nays. The foBowing Iteaa weqe propoBed to be purdiased: a new otBoe desk, 25 girls aUrietic unifornM at $525, a curvemaster piitichiiig miachfae at $895, a $34# DLAcao bender, and' padtock locks' for the junior h^ at $1.49 etach per 100. A motfem waa made by Mr. Rtrth and seconded by Mr. Brettschneider tp appiove the buying of these items. The motion oarried all ayes. A motion w^ made by Mr. Ruth and seconded by its. Bpattsdiiiei^r to purchase 3 sets of dODis from the Des Ftalnes Glass company at Coatkmed an Pace Two SCHDQUHOAKD VlBtora*^ i*aro b HaBtley«a Ftra ChM, Phil Vraaatit fNMBtiac a card and dMiriaf«krtML6i,tp Mte. Laffelmao. Hie maaay waa rabetf lay HnnitarFfaiBMa anrtMitii(re«.ai»b«aefl| beM faMt Satafdar at Om howe bmat in May. 2. $10.00 gift oertiOoMta fmn Hiuntley Supermarfcet, Judy Hbomb. 3B>n fmn Harry'b auper ViiMi. H. CjottBEhalk. Hem from Harry's Sup«r "Vaka, t^ca. Dob Riedl. 5. Pyvex Ooming Wan Asan Heineman Hardware. D. %»llh>iim, 6 $5 gift oerflBinta Mm iiw^ Ier a^iar VttAb, Mwy OlwML ::_--,v T^jgtgtwaora tem Melsts.itAaiAaAfi. Huntley Fire Statkm. Tlie Once agabr the pfliBple of town, HuMiey, bawe panredi they reeUy care. Thanks to their gatiaauaHyj tte benefit' heU by tte i»4>aa of tbe I&reiiiCTi on betett: ot Mr. aati VUa. hef^imatt waa ft gmatr maaaaam. A special thantiB ta the: pMfle w1h> so wiHii««y doMteitlMW-emr, (heir baked gw*. aadlttcie "itttta ekathasAa." Tor lte < ¦:m-m-i*--mAeA-smti^i '-'^'Sf.M'' *^^**^.;^-^ jtArfiy. Td tte items tor tte i Tbe wiiniaia weaec 1. $1Q gift cattML^^aAB'ttmA.MOBA- ley SupennarlNit, Ai RelDo. 0. yMis*9Alittcfeast».mia^.;mAe^. torKairnMhieQ,m' ~ '-^ 10. BtibUe b«lii. from Matig^ Beiadlir' Wiesneth. Pediee Repetrt June 3, 1974, PoitDe ware oMeA by Mrs. Joyoe< ShmeNrer to ii»eeti- gate an acdderrt involviag her ve- hteie and an MxtBttamm vehfcla Po¬ lice are coOttniiBirtte iiwenKgiHHBH. June 4,1974, Potkie on pdtrol went to aseiist a 4 yr.-old boy who was observed by nolice falling from a seoond story window at Ms resi¬ dence. Upon checkiag the yw*h he was turned over to his mother's oBiTe a?>paffentlly u*iln,iured. Police speculate the hoys fall warn broken by a lawn chair immedlatiely bdow the window. Appareintlly the youth was playkig in the window before the faH. Police have obaw'vml a number of youths ridSng minl-b*kes on tbe ViUage streets. FMace would kke to caution parents to aate guard that their childrea do not ride on the streets dUe to the danger and also the possibaity of tnaffls oom- platriis being issued. Letfs make sununcr vacction a happy, safe one. Linda Kreutzer Is lUini Girls Stater The campus of MaeMfcrray Ooi- IqgB, JacksonvSle, Illinote, wiU be taeadquiartered tor tte 34(h Anaual Mrt dris State awahm . "A I*^ ject IR Good OitiefiBblp" fcr more than five hundred hijili sdml giris, fromft June II to 18, 1974. Each year, under the apMaotBt^ of the Amerban LeyioB AuxiUary, Department of Illkioiitr, these "Oiti. uece" are taught tte praicfeiEal ap- pUoation of AmniccMan (hrouglL 9>veraniaDt uA good. (MxnMiBt Miss linda Koeutaer baa been se¬ lected as a reiiraaealattve aponHored by Hunttey Un* No. 673; GMfeaieii* aa Page taaa GIRLS SSEATK Hbntley Park l^iinmer Swimming Program Beginning on June 17 the Himtfey Park DSstrkJt wttl begin its swim¬ ming program for the yorth of thfe dtetriot. There will be two seaaions, tive Ctnst one ^ttatting at 9:00 the second one at 10:30. TTie bus wHl pick w^ at the VltUage HeU one half hnur before beginning time. IPease have the students wait in lte park or in front of the viUage haB. The bus return will be at approxbnatety 10:15 A.M. for the ftrst sesdon and and 12:00 for the second session. Parents hould leave intrucftlons with your children what to do if you are not right there to plci ttem op wtea. bus arrives. A parent may wish to accept this job on a vdunteer baaia to see thM smaU children wait £or their parents. If so please ceSA Mir. Delaney. Students in the. first sea- sion »re: Doima Jones. Lonna Jones, Stever Hennig, David Skyte, Evan Skyte, Ilene Skyte, Edward Skyte, PARK PROGRAM Conthiued on Page Two Tony Korwin Selected For Boys State Mr. LeRdy Martcs, Boys State Chaitmian flOr tte Huntley Amed- can Legion Post aanouDoed todggr that Anthony (Tooy Komjb) wib selected to erfteod the 1974 Pttemler Boy« Slate llmm Jnne 22 to June 29, 1974 at the Eastern Bliaois Unlvra-. aStyv CharteaOon, HUnbto. Tlife 39<h Annual Sewlpn of Pte- mier Beys ^tajbe adds exdUag new dimemiom to the pttienim** 4a- dnguiehed tradlflon ..bdth Iks pq>> gMaoaaing and leeatim.- Dm- tte Mm; time In tts histoiy, Boya'< Stiftei. «# be beU on a ooliege oampniBrtUa of Eartem lUnoir IJniviBrtBy at! GoattHM "en 'F»ie - tAn BOYS STATB
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2 SECnONS — IS PAGH8
June Village Board Meeting Report
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Interior rear view mirror
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Privacy glass in all windows behind B pillar
Rear mud flaps
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Tailpipe exits at rear
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Air conditioning
Assist handle
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Comfort driver's seat with suspension and lumbar support
Comfort head restraint drivers seat
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Dual passenger seat
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Front grab handles
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Heated driver's seat
Heated single passenger seat
Heating/cooling air duct to rear compartment
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Load securing rails fitted at roof height
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Load securing rails fitted to floor along length of vehicle
Motion sensor control for loadspace lamps
Passenger armrest
Passenger seat and seatbox deleted
Passenger seat deleted
Ply lining - half height 3mm fibreboard
Pollen filter
Pre-fittings for additional heat exchanger in left front compartment
Pull-out tray in back of dual passenger seat
Remote control heating for auxiliary hot water heater
Single passenger seat
Tunja cloth upholstery
Wooden floor deleted
Wooden floor with bonded resin non-slip finish
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Bus Pack - Sprinter
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Driver and passenger thorax airbag
Driver and passenger windowbags
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Orange seatbelts for driver and front passenger
Passenger airbag
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Additional vehicle keys (2)
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Axle ratio for specific requirements
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Speed limiter 62mph/100kmh
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Postgame quotes after the Revs fell to the San Jose Earthquakes at Buck Shaw Stadium on April 17, 2010.
On the game:
"This was probably one of the better performances since I've been back. I thought the play was very solid, very dynamic going forward, I thought our passing was clean."
On the defensive communication:
"We have worked on shape in training, but when you get out on the field, you have to sort it out for yourself. Between Jason (Hernandez) and Ike (Opara), they are good talkers. Ike's a young man, but he does communicate. It worked at Wake (Forest), which has a similar system as ours, and he understands it. Jason has become a leader back there as well."
On Chris Wondolowski's play:
"Chris played great. It is great for him to score a goal and I thought he played excellent tonight. He has done really well and I am very happy with him."
On his second career goal:
"I think Bobby Convey and I can make a living off of that kind of play. I am really excited, its nice to kill the game off and I think it was big for us because New England is a good team, and they were going to just keep coming at us."
On building momentum:
"We just want to keep it rolling, and build off of this type of performance. I think these last two weekends have shown our fight out there and we do have the talent, I think that the sky is the limit for this team."
On the team's performance:
"I think the most important part about tonight was seeing the team work extremely hard together and I think the team did that in front of me. I am proud of the effort, not only in this game, but really all week. We had a tough one mid-week with Salt Lake, but we earned this win tonight."
On looking forward to next week:
"Momentum is really a funny thing, this kind of performance provides a lot of confidence. I feel that it is important because New England is a good side, and we are a good side. I am just happy to be a part of this."
On loss:
"We got off to a slow; I thought we were lucky going into the half nil-nil. I thought it was a questionable build-up to their first [goal], poor marking on the second. I don't think we deserved 3 points tonight. It was a fair bill".
On Earthquakes first goal:
"I think this game was one where the first goal was going to decide it. We had a couple of good chances, but couldn't put one away. I think if we had [made] one, we would be sitting in a totally different position right now."
Thoughts on Game:
"It was just one of those nights where we never found our game. We didn't get the ball moving, we didn't find the chemistry tonight. We couldn't link up passes; it was a frustrating night overall. We had a few chances that we could have stolen. We got ahead early, but we couldn't take advantage of those. Then they came back and got their own goal and that was the difference in the game".
On first half:
"We knew we didn't play our best, so going into halftime nil-nil was a plus for us. We definitely felt we could have been down one at halftime. But to be tied nil-nil we felt good about that because we knew we haven't played our best soccer. We came out in the second half a little stronger, but it still isn't no where close to what we need to be doing to be successful".
Thoughts on Revs overall performance:
"I didn't think we were particularly good tonight. I don't think there is any denying that. Sadly, I think the goals that went against us shouldn't have happened. I think the first goal was off sides, and that obviously changes the game. Like I said, we didn't play well."
Thoughts by half time:
"We defended well. I think Preston had one save to make. He had a good save off of a header. We were probably happier than Frank [Yallop] was at halftime, that's for sure."


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Monday, April 25, 2011
Infinite Flight - The first Flight Simulator for Windows Phone 7
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Any chance for a demo? Or at least a video of the game in action?
- April 26, 2011 at 8:39 AM
We're going to release a video showing the gameplay soon, stay tuned.
- April 26, 2011 at 12:04 PM
- Infinite Flight - Simulador de vuelo para Windows Phone 7 - Aviones | Fotos de aviones , Foro de Aviones, Comunidad de Aviacion said...
[...] Flight - Simulador de vuelo para Windows Phone 7 Infinite Flight v1.0 [...]
- April 26, 2011 at 6:05 PM
Looks great but, Infinite Flight locks up on me at "Loading: 95%" (both in Tutorial and Let Me Fly). I haven't been able to get it to work, yet.
- April 27, 2011 at 12:20 AM
Please make this compatible with the iPhone 4! It looks Great!
- April 27, 2011 at 3:50 AM
- Infinite Flight für Windows Phone 7 | simflight DE said...
[...] für das Windows Phone. Hinter der Idee steckt die Crew von Flying Development Studio, die mit Infinite Flight einen Flugsimulator geschaffen hat, der sich durchaus sehen lassen kann. Enthalten sind vorerst [...]
- April 27, 2011 at 7:10 AM
Hi Andrew,
Sorry you are having issues with Infinite Flight. Did you try rebooting your phone before launching the game ?
If you are still having issues could you send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com with informations about your phone.
- April 27, 2011 at 10:18 AM
Any chance we might see this developed for other smartphone OS's such as Android?
- April 28, 2011 at 10:48 AM
Hi Justin,
There is no apparent technical road block and we did prepare for the possibility. For now we are focused on bringing more features and new content in order to deserve the respect in the Flight Simulation community.
So to answer your question directly, yes there are good chances you might see this developed on other platforms. "When" is another question that we can't answer at this early stage :)
- April 28, 2011 at 1:09 PM
Great game! I bought it and all I can say is its simply epic. The new features that could prove to be popular in my opinion are military aircraft, jetliners, and maybe even helicopters. Other airports could be KLAX and JFK
- May 5, 2011 at 10:41 AM
Nice to have a flight simulator.
More planes, more airports and more flight lessons and perfect.
Looking forward to future updates.
- May 11, 2011 at 5:20 PM
Military aircraft's could be a improvements but also the 747 and the A380 would be a nice add to the app.
Go away with your JFK airport.
What we need is Dublin airport and maybe London added etc.
- May 11, 2011 at 9:38 PM
Great App, enjoying it on my HD7.
Thanks for starting with this OS!!!
- June 21, 2011 at 12:56 AM
Really good app. It's nice to see WP7 getting some love with devs. The tilt controls are a bit awkward although maybe that's just me. I'm sure it will benefit greatly from the gyro sensor in next-gen Mango phones. If I can add a personal request it would be for my home airport of MDW.
- June 25, 2011 at 8:50 AM
Great game! Properly hooked. Finding it difficult to work out the landing angles for the runways until it is too late. Also some predetermined take off/landing journeys would prevent aimless game play. Oh and London Heathrow/Gatwick goes without saying.
- June 25, 2011 at 7:19 PM
...and some action replays for landings etc would also be good.
- June 25, 2011 at 7:52 PM
Fantastic work! +1 on the comment about other platform develoment. Especially the Android and iPhone (probably harder for iPhone but not impossible). The Win7 phone is not a good phone OS to buy - Android scares the pants off it!, so would be far more profitable for you to develop it for other platforms.
Obviously memory restrictions mean development for scenery expansion etc very difficult. But would love to see development of a IFR panels that are readable and realistic.
Well done! Make sure you get a develoment thread going on the www.avsim.com forums.
- June 26, 2011 at 2:18 PM
Thanks David!
Any suggestions on where to open this thread in the avsim forums?
- June 27, 2011 at 2:46 AM
Plus...total distance travelled per journey & per port....anyone gonna comment?
- June 27, 2011 at 7:08 AM
could we have the f22 raptor
- July 14, 2011 at 7:18 AM
We are actively working on bringing our first fighter jet into Infinite Flight. It is not quite ready yet (fighter jet physics is a bit tricky) but it is coming soon. In the meantime, our latest update just appeared on the Marketplace and include a brand new A380 :) Enjoy
- July 14, 2011 at 7:31 AM
Fighter jet, looking good.
Please develop more functions of the auto pilot.
The auto pilot is handy for long flights and while I work I can keep the flight going etc.
Thanks Flight Dev studio :)
- July 18, 2011 at 7:41 PM
Hi Mlaban,
I recently added a post about your sim on Avsim.com under this thread http://forum.avsim.net/topic/338395-infinite-flight-%e2%80%93-the-first-flight-simulator-for-windows-phone-7/page__p__2006235__fromsearch__1#entry2006235
(Under 'Other Forums/Other flightsimulation software) Simply created a new thread.
Trouble is there have been no replies becuase no one has browsed that deep... so I'd tend to post it under the main FSX forums to grab ppls attention.
I've just purchased an Andrioid phone (Samsung Galaxy S2) which splats all over the Iphone. Would love a sim for it! :o)
PS. Feel free to PM me on the Avsim forums (also take a look a the videos for the new Precision Manuals B737-800 - amazing stuff).
- July 24, 2011 at 10:29 AM


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I thougt "tires" and "wheels" are the same, but it seems "tires" are mounted on "wheels", which are just a frame for "tires". What do you think?
mo39)...On a personal level, I suppose he's right. You shouldn't stew all day long if a clerk is rude to
you. However, if it's your store and that clerk is being rude to one of your customers, it is a very big deal. In business,you've got to sweat the small stuff. When you go to a tire store, you expect the tires to be mounted on your wheels and balanced properly. What you don't expect are the little things. And what you remember is not how well the tires were balanced but whether the clerk was kind or rude to you.
If you buy a tyre (note BrE spelling) you will only get the rubber part which fits onto the wheel.
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
There are many carts and wagons that have wheels but not tires.
If you have a bike, you inflate your tire, not your wheel.
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As I filled up my Ford Taurus the other day, I quickly realized the $3.15 per gallon price for the gas would be ringing up a higher charge on my credit card than I had seen in a while for this expense. As I watched the numbers continue to climb on the monitor, I wondered how much more I'd be willing to pay for gasoline. For when that time comes, I considered my options for alternative forms of transportation: taking the bus to work (but then I'd have to leave home earlier, and I couldn't run errands at lunch), carpooling with friends (but then I couldn't work late when I need to), riding my bike (but then I'd have to worry about the weather and sweating on the way to work) or buying a hybrid vehicle (but I'd first have to pay off the bathroom remodel and unexpected car expenses I just incurred).
Nothing seemed a possibility in the transportation area. So I started thinking about other expenses I could do without. The organic foods, the smoothies, the Monday night movies, the season tickets to the theater … all possibilities. But when the idea of cutting out my gym membership crossed my mind, I couldn't even consider it. I may not be the typical club member because my job revolves around this industry, but the main reason I wouldn't consider dropping my membership is because it's too important to my quality of life right now.
Does that mean that as your members face rising gasoline prices, a mortgage crisis, rising credit card debt and the possibility of a recession, that they will drop their membership to your club as an unnecessary extra? I can only guess it depends on how much you've worked your way into their daily lives. The industry has weathered past recessions without too much damage. Because financial pundits sometimes say you don't know you're in a recession until you're coming out it, it's difficult to say whether a recession has arrived yet (or even will arrive). Therefore, it's too early to say how members will react.
During the two weeks prior to writing this column, I read the financial reports coming out in our industry and listened in on some of the financial calls with Wall Street analysts that the various fitness equipment manufacturers and Life Time Fitness held (Town Sports International is set to release its financials the day after this issue goes to press). So far, the financials for most of them show increases in revenue and sales. Of course, most of those financials relate to how the companies performed several months ago. We won't see their first quarter financials until April or May. A couple of the executives at these companies came right out in their calls with analysts and said that they expect slower growth this year due to a possible economic downturn.
So I'm still in a wait-and-see mode, both on whether we're in a recession or just an economic downturn (although isn't that just a less fear-inducing way of saying recession?) and on what I'm going to cut out as my expenses rise. So far, my health club has convinced me that I can't live without it. I hope you've convinced your members of the same. If you haven't, maybe you better start now.


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Fresh to Order is somewhere in between fast food and fine dining.
The restaurant specializes in "fine food fast," according to its creator, Pierre Panos, who began thinking about the concept in 2004 and opened the first location in Midtown Atlanta two years later.
Since then efforts have ramped up to expand the Fresh to Order concept, opening a location in East Brainerd at 1919 Gunbarrel Road in 2009.
Now, Panos said the company is eyeing spots downtown -- possibly near the Tennessee Aquarium -- to make the brand more visible in Chattanooga.
"Once we find the location, there will probably be a 2012 opening," he said. "We're hoping to find a franchisee who will work with us and get the store open -- or we can open it and then they can buy it. For us to be great franchisors, we have to concentrate on markets with a strong presence."
For years, Panos' company, QS America, has run 15 Papa John's franchise locations in the area, so he knew the market well when he decided to expand here. The company also oversees real estate and the Fresh to Order and Brookwood Grill brands.
"We've had a lot of interest in the Cleveland area, and around Hixson Pike," he said. "But for now, we need to get the downtown location open and solidify the market."
Craig Light, a manager of several stores who spends one day a week in Chattanooga, described the restaurant as "a little up market at a good price." The goal is to serve people their food in less than 10 minutes, with items costing less than $10, he said.
Since opening in 2009, Light said the store has steadily grown. At the beginning when the economy was still struggling, it was tough, he said, but last year the tides began to turn.
"The last six to seven months in 2010 were fantastic percentage-wise," Light said. "Our growth was really strong. And now that the economy has picked up again, there's a lot more interest."
Light said a downtown location would complement the existing Gunbarrel location, providing the opportunity for greater foot traffic with tourists and downtown workers.
Although time and price are main factors in the concept of Fresh to Order, Panos also wanted a strong emphasis on good, fresh food and a fine dining atmosphere. All entrees, panini sandwiches and salads are made to order and served directly to the table, instead of pre-cooked foods that must be picked up at a counter like in many fast casual restaurants, he said.
"The whole goal is to take really, really good taste profiles and chef techniques, and re-engineer them to give the customer a quality dining experience," Panos said.


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Hi my sweetest, I'm sorry that the posting has been slow lately, it is due to the final university project I am wrestling with. Sadly I have keep the posting on the low for the next two weeks. Blogging has never been a stressful thing but the idea of keeping up the dissertation writing and blog postings is become slightly overwhelming for me. I hope you understand but am quite sure you will - I have the best readers, some even in a similar position with me. So on that note a little 'c u later' from my part. I'll try to slide in a few updates every now and then, in the mean time you can always find me on twitter. Oh and one last thing, quite a great thing actually... when I'm done with this final project, prepare for great things because you will from then on have me as a full time blogger.
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A summer series of five deejayed swing dances will be held in Chestnut Hill in June, July, August and September by the Philadelphia Swing Dance Society.
The dances, which will be preceded by lessons for beginners, will be held at 8:45 p.m. on June 22, July 13, July 27, Aug. 10 and Sept. 28, with another dance possible in September. They will be held in air-conditioned Widener Hall behind the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill, 8855 Germantown Ave. Beginner lessons start at 7 p.m.
Music will include "big band" style tunes plus 50s rock-and-roll, rockabilly, classic blues and more. Admission is $15, and $10 with a student or military ID or if you bring baked goodies to share or with a pre-arranged group discount.
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Worldwide patterns and sources of aerosols are analyzed and evaluated for potential hazards to aircraft safety. Using aerosol index maps created from data gathered by the TOMS instrument, student groups will analyze and compare aerosol data from either eight consecutive or eight random days. Each group will graph the data, rank the hazard level of their study area and analyze the patterns and probable causes of those aerosols. Directions and materials are included for classes with computer access and for those without computer access. The URL opens to the investigation directory, with links to teacher and student materials, lesson extensions, resources, teaching tips, and assessment strategies. Note that this is the last of three investigations found in the Grades 5-8 Module 1 of Mission Geography. The Mission Geography curriculum integrates data and images from NASA missions with the National Geography Standards. Each of the three investigations in Module 1, while related, can be done independently.


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Practically speaking
By Nancy Ridgeway
April 7, 2014
Growing up, Camille Ivy-O'Donnell '13 pictured herself finding a career path very different from her parents, both geologists in the gas and oil industry. That all changed when the Texas native interned in Dallas at Pioneer Natural Resources, working in government affairs and corporate communications.
"Pioneer motivated me and brought me to understand my passion for the oil and gas business. It exposed me to the corporate communication side of the industry," Ivy-O'Donnell said. "As a sophomore who had just changed her major to public relations, this was very exciting. I knew this was the industry I wanted to remain in once I graduated from Bradley."
Ivy-O'Donnell earned a second major in political science and was drawn to graduate school at Louisiana State University, which offers a program in political communications.
She had a very positive experience with caring faculty and staff at Bradley and was impressed with the similarities when she visited LSU's Manship School of Mass Communication.
"I applied while I was on campus. I knew that if LSU is anything like Bradley, I would have a good experience," Ivy-O'Donnell said.
She also anticipated opportunities within the oil and gas industry, as it has a large presence in Louisiana. Her father's company, Forestar, is a member of the Louisiana Oil and Gas Association (LOGA), and he suggested checking into the possibilities of an internship there.
"It seemed like a perfect compilation of how I could express what I learned at Bradley while I am a student at LSU. I called them and set up an interview," Ivy-O'Donnell said. She was offered the internship and feels her background at Bradley prepared her well for her new role.
"LOGA is an association that represents the independent and service sector of the oil and gas industry. Our primary goal is to provide the industry with a good working environment so we work to ward off tax increases, change burdensome regulations and inform government and the public of the importance of the industry," Ivy-O'Donnell explained.
Her biggest project is drafting an issues management plan for LOGA.
"We are working on developing an internal communications plan and some crisis management," she said.
Other responsibilities include message development and issue research, social media and website strategy and deployment, brand identity and development, print media and television advertising, presentation development and event coordination.
"Right now, we are in the middle of the 2014 legislative session, so I am helping with fundraising," Ivy-O'Donnell said. "It is interesting seeing how the legislative process works from this side of the aisle. At Bradley, I went to the state capitol twice to lobby for the MAP [Monetary Award Program] grant. It was my first experience with lobbying and was a catalyst for applying for this internship, as well."
Ivy-O'Donnell had several internships while at Bradley. In addition to Pioneer Natural Resources, she interned in the office of Illinois Congressman Aaron Schock '02, with Laura Herlovich '79 at PR Plus in Las Vegas, at the Chicago Auto Show, and with Bradley's Institute for Principled Leadership in Public Service (IPL). She also was a STAR (Student Admissions Representative).
Ivy-O'Donnell also appreciates the practical experience she gained in her coursework.
"Dr. Ron Koperski, who retired last year, was an amazing mentor. My first class with Dr. K was an introduction to campaigns, and I worked with three other group members to create a mock campaign for an alum's company, Pooch Couture. That was my first introduction to working with a client in public relations. Who gets to do that as a sophomore?"
Ivy-O'Donnell enrolled in Dr. Koperski's January interim class in Los Angeles to learn about public relations in the entertainment industry. She also enrolled in his capstone class, where she and her teammates worked with Peoria Heights High School and Russell's Cycling in Washington on a campaign to explain to high school students the importance of voting.1
Her extracurricular activities added to a well-rounded Bradley experience. She served in leadership positions with Bradley HEAT (Hope, Empower and Teach), Sigma Kappa and Panhellenic Council and was involved in many other organizations.
Ivy-O'Donnell concluded, "The educational experiences I received while at Bradley were innumerable, but I am most thankful for the confidence going forward. I had so many mentors who were willing to take the time to make sure I succeeded. I will be forever grateful for that."


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Archi-Treasures summer program exam the roots of violence, personal stories of police violence, and how mural making can be used as a way to stop violence.
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Here Glasse proves that she can make a good dish for only around three shillings. The recipe is for a sauce to accompany 'essence of ham,' and contains a rich array of ingredients: bacon, onion, sweet herbs, maze, cloves, pepper and truffles.
She goes on to scoff at the needless frivolities of French cuisine. 'If gentlemen will have French cooks', she writes, 'they must pay for French tricks.' According to Glasse, the faith the English have in French food is purely 'blind folly.'
About The Art of Cookery
The Art of Cookery, written by Hannah Glasse, was published in 1747. It was a best seller for over a hundred years, and made Glasse one of the best-known cookery writers of the eighteenth century.
As Glasse explains in the preface, the book was intended to be an instruction manual for servants - 'the lower sort' as she called them. During the 1700s there was a fashion for books of this kind, which were designed to save the lady of the house from the tedious duty of instructing her kitchen maids. As Hannah Glasse puts it, the book should 'improve the servants and save the ladies a great deal of trouble'. She is dismissive of the fanciful language used by other cookery book writers, which she feels simply confuses the servants: 'the poor girls are at a loss to know what they mean,' she writes. In contrast, her style is precise and direct.
Glasse was a housewife, rather than a professional cook, and according to her biographers her primary aim as a writer was to make money. She wrote the book quickly and methodically - in fact 342 of the 972 recipes are taken directly from other books. However, she does show a great deal of skill and originality. Firstly, her writing style is lively, intelligent and amusing. Also, the book contains one of the earliest references to Indian curry in an English cookbook. Asian food first became popular in
Glasse is scornful of the elaborate and extravagant French recipes of the period - 'If gentlemen will have French cooks', she writes, 'they must pay for French tricks'. However, many of her recipes will have been influenced by French cuisine which was becoming increasingly fashionable at the time. Her deliberate hostility towards the French was probably intended to please English readers of a lower social status, who would have disapproved of the excessiveness and conspicuous consumption of French culture.
For the decades following its publication, there were widespread rumours that The Art of Cookery had been written by a man. For a woman to have written such an eloquent and well-organised work seemed implausible to many. James Boswell's diary records a party at the house of the publisher Charles Dilly, at which the issue was discussed. He quotes Samuel Johnson as saying, 'Women can spin very well; but they cannot make a good book of cookery.'


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(CNN) -- Kerry-Anne Walsh doesn't mince her words. Australian politics is too "blokey," traditional media is "dying," and the press gallery "is a beast that feeds on itself."
"I think it's got me into a lot of trouble," the former political journalist says of her straight-talking style. "But I think it's something that's needed more. There's too much spin in the media. I'm so allergic to spin."
For 25 years Walsh was one of Australia's best known political commentators, working for Sydney newspaper the Sun-Herald, national magazine The Bulletin, and public broadcaster the ABC, among many others.
She saw five prime ministers come and go in half a lifetime "living and breathing" the Canberra press gallery.
Then Julia Gillard, Australia's first female prime minister, came to power and Walsh got so hacked off she left and wrote a book about it.
It wasn't Gillard, as much as her treatment by the media that infuriated Walsh. "She was mercilessly and relentlessly lampooned for her hair, clothes, accent, her arse, even the way she walks and talks," she says in book "The Stalking of Julia Gillard."
Screen star
Now the controversial account -- which became one of the country's top-selling nonfiction books and provoked a backlash from some former colleagues -- is set to hit our screens, with Golden Globe-winning actor and fellow Aussie Rachel Griffiths playing Gillard.
Walsh is pleased with the decision to cast Griffith, perhaps best known internationally for her role in HBO series "Six Feet Under," saying both women possess "the same calm demeanor."
Producer Richard Keddie -- the man behind other Labor bio-dramas "Hawke" and "Curtin" -- will oversee the project, expected to be released in 2015. Though it's still undecided if it will take the form of a TV drama or feature film.
Power play
Gillard came to power in 2010, replacing fellow Labor leader Kevin Rudd. Three years later, the party voted Rudd back in.
"The book is a fairly 'in-your-face' account of Gillard's leadership," says Walsh. "It focuses on how she was undermined by Rudd's forces and the role the media played in it."
Why did she feel compelled to write it?
"Because I got angry. Not just because of what was happening to her, but because I had given a quarter of a century of my life to trying to report as accurately and fairly as I could, and I was bloody appalled by the mind-set about her leadership," says Walsh, who left the press gallery in 2009.
"There were very few people in the media who were prepared to divert from the pack and scrutinize in an objective fashion -- which as journalists is what we've been told to do on a daily basis."
Did the fact Gillard was a woman affect how she was portrayed by the media?
"It had something to do with it," says Walsh, speaking by phone from her home in Canberra, not far from the country's Parliament House.
"I do believe we in Australia have a deeply ingrained... how do I say this? We're just not ready for women in positions of power."
Young ambition
Walsh grew up in Sydney, one of six children in an Irish-Catholic home, with a father who was involved in the Democratic Labor Party throughout the 1960s.
Politics had always been a topic around the dinner table. But when Labor Prime Minister Gough Whitlam was dramatically dismissed by the Governor-General in 1975 -- the only time in Australia's history this had ever happened -- it became a passion.
"You'd have to have had your head under a rock not to be interested one way or another," says Walsh, who dreamed of being a journalist for as long as she can remember.
"I went for a cadetship at what was then the Daily Mirror. And I was told by this bloke who was blowing cigarette smoke all over me that 'We don't take convent girls,' because I had come from a school run by nuns,'" she said.
After that, Walsh says she "just sort of winged my through," working as a copywriter, then for a trade union paper, before landing her first job at the Daily Telegraph, and becoming a familiar face in the Canberra press gallery.
Life's work
"Parliament house is a little city in itself, with around 3,000 people working there," said Walsh.
"It's a wild card on any given day -- you never know how politicians are going to be reacting to certain policies or events. So you have to be basically on-call 24/7. It becomes your life. Even now I can't get out of the habit of staying up until all the current affairs shows are done and making sure you're fully across everything."
Today, the mother of a 23-year-old son, who describes her age as "not yet 60," still contributes the odd political commentary, volunteers with aboriginal-support groups, and is "plotting her next book."
It's perhaps fitting that her two dogs are called Les and Darcy -- after 19th century Australian boxer Les Darcy. She laughs when I point out the similarities with her own fighting words.
"I know the book did hit a lot of nerves," she says.
"But I do hope it contributes to discussion about the way politicians and the media are responsible to the public. If it's done that, then well and good. I'll be bloody pleased."
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dboss wrote:Draftnik, do you have a video or audio tape of Recchi trashing Crosby or did you see him talking on the phone YOURSELF? If not, then there is no way it could have happened! Even with reputable people such as Buccigross, Kelley, Madden (ok, bad example), etc. insinuating that doesn't make it so unless they have the tapes to back it up.
Come on, this is a court of law and we need HARD evidence in order for something to be proven true around here. Hell sometimes that isn't even enough. It's like the fact that nobody has video of OJ killing anyone. Because nobody has it, that means it couldn't have happened that way.
One could say the same thing about the war in Iraq. I mean, video and audio tape can be altered.


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In honor of the recent election, DayTrippers takes a tour of the incredible John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, which houses a large collection of personal and political artifacts.
Situated on Boston's Columbia Point, the museum's waterfront location reflects the 35th president's passion for nature.
"You get a sense of the sky and the sea and the weather changing and being outside," says curator Stacey Bredhoff. "It's a very special part of being here."
Adults can revisit and remember Camelot while children learn a lot about Civil Rights and public service.
DayTrippers explores the museum's new exhibits: a large-scale Picasso, loaned to the library to mark the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the actual space capsule that helped Alan Shepard become the first American in space.
You can also learn more at the museum's website.


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Apple impasse sees China Mobile buy own speech tech
How can we bring the iPhone to China's largest 3G carrier, Siri?
China Mobile has made a defensive move against Apple's plans to launch a Chinese version of Siri by courting its own speech recognition investment.
The carrier is poised to make a strategic investment or acquire local voice recognition technology firm Anhui USTC iFlytek.
The iFlytek technology is widely used in Android devices, which help users to search and react on mobile phones through voice requests.
Flagging its Siri-esque intentions at the release of its most recent financial results, the carrier revealed that profit growth has slowed to a glacial pace due to the high cost of acquisition of new smartphone users. Despite a sagging result the telco giant still boasts 683.1 million subscribers. While China Mobile has the largest subscriber base, its share of 3G users has dropped to 38% at the end of June, from 44% a year earlier.
China Mobile and Apple have reached an impasse on negotiations to bring the iPhone to its 3G network.
"Both China Mobile and Apple are willing to pursue cooperation but we cannot reach consensus during the discussions," China Mobile CEO Li Yue said.
The speech recognition target, Anhui USTC iFLytek Co, halted trading (PDF) on Friday for a "coming strategic investment announcement."
Founded in 1999, iFlytek has 5,000 partners in China and a 70% share of the Chinese-language voice recognition market.
China Mobile has confirmed that it has entered into preliminary discussions with iFlytek for potential subscription of new shares in the Shenzhen-listed company on a non-public offering basis.
"We believe there is a great potential in voice applications in mobile internet. With iFlytek's technology and our scale, we can achieve more collaborative effects in the mobile internet market," said Yue. Earlier in the month an industry group branded, the Speech Industry Alliance of China (SIAC), was formed backed by China Mobile and 18 other parties including Huawei and China telecom to focus on Chinese-language voice technology.
Last month, China's biggest search engine Baidu also launched its own path into the speech recognition act launching a specialist lab to develop and innovate on new platforms.