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Intel expands 2-in-1 reference design coverage to 12.5-inch display
Jan 14, 14:45
In addition to improving its 14nm Core M processors' specifications, Intel has recently expanded its US$349-399 2-in-1 devices' reference design to cover 12.5-inch display products,...
Inductor makers seeking to provide solutions for MediaTek 8-core chip reference design
Oct 23, 21:39
MediaTek is set to mass produce its 8-core handset solutions in November, and will disclose component partners for the chip reference design. Inductor makers including Chilisin Electronics,...
Power Integrations unveils Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 charger reference design
Oct 22, 09:49
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OmniVision releases reference design for wearable consumer electronics
Oct 15, 12:11
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Intel introduces Android-based education tablet reference design
Aug 14, 15:01
Intel has introduced an education-focused tablet reference design, featuring an Intel Atom processor and the Android operating system. The Intel Education tablet is specifically for...
Compal Communications adopts Broadcom smartphone reference design
Apr 3, 12:14
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Microsoft to launch WP8 reference design in mid-2013, say sources
Jan 25, 11:26
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Goodix to expand presence in China
Dec 13, 21:47
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Bush Orders FBI Changes; ACLU Warns of "Secret Police Force"
President Bush has ordered a number of sweeping changes to the nation's intelligence services prompting civil liberties groups to warn that the country is moving closer to establishing a secret police force. Under the reorganization, the FBI will form a new National Security Service that will include counterintelligence, counterterrorism and intelligence divisions. In addition the country's spy chief John Negroponte will be given greater oversight power of the FBI. Negroponte — who is the country's first director of national intelligence — will have the authority to approve the hiring of the FBI's top national security official and will have the power to communicate with FBI agents and analysts in the field on intelligence matters. The changes are also intended to break down old walls between foreign and domestic intelligence activities. Civil liberties groups are warning the changes represent a radical step toward the creation of a secret police force in the United States. Timothy Edgar of the American Civil Liberties Union told the Washington Post, "Spies and cops play different roles and operate under different rules for a reason. The FBI is effectively being taken over by a spymaster who reports directly to the White House." Edgar went on to say, "It's alarming that the same person who oversees foreign spying will now oversee domestic spying." The changes put in place by Bush were based on recommendations made by a special intelligence commission headed by senior appellate judge Laurence Silberman and former senator Charles Robb.
Iraqi Knight Ridder Reporter Killed in Iraq
In Iraq, the Knight Ridder news agency has confirmed that one of the agency's Iraqi reporters was shot dead last week presumably by U.S. troops. The reporter — Yasser Salihee — was killed as he drove near a joint patrol of U.S. and Iraqi soldiers. Knight Ridder didn't previously identify Salihee because his family was worried about reprisal from insurgents. Three Iraqi journalists have been killed over the past week.
17 U.S. Troops Feared Dead In Afghanistan
In Afghanistan, the Pentagon now fears that there are no survivors from Tuesday's military helicopter crash. 17 troops were on board — most of them were special forces. It is believed that Taliban fighters shot down the helicopter — making it the first such attack in Afghanistan. Earlier today U.S. forces recovered 13 bodies from the crash scene. The attack was the deadliest for U.S. forces in Afghanistan since the U.S. invaded in 2001.
UN: Secret U.S. Prisons Must Be Investigated
A top United Nations official is calling for an investigation into allegations that the Bush administration is holding detainees in secret prisons around the world including on U.S. military ships. The UN's special rapporteur on torture, Manfred Nowak, called on the Bush administration to hand over a list of where prisoners are being held. Nowak said the charges of secret detention camps were very serious, amounting to enforced disappearances.
Gaza Settlers Clash w/ Israeli Military Over Pull-Out
In news from the Middle East, the Israeli military has sealed off the Gaza Strip and declared it a military zone. The move effectively bans all non-residents from entering the region. The order comes a day after Israeli soldiers clashed with Jewish settlers. Israel is in the process of evicting all settlers from Gaza but the plan is facing mass opposition. On Wednesday at least five police officers were wounded and 147 protesters were arrested. During rush hour, protesters scattered nails and oil across one of the region's main highways. Police said they had arrested a number of opponents of the withdrawal who were planning to disrupt water and electricity supplies. The military said in a statement "There is intelligence information that more extremist groups are moving toward the Gaza Strip with the intention of bolstering their friends and escalating acts of provocation." Israel plans to have all of the Gaza settlements — as well as four small West Bank settlements — evacuated by mid-August.
Rumsfeld Urged to Launch Do Not Call List Over Recruiting
This new on military recruiting: A group of parents from the Leave My Child Alone coalition are calling on Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld today to establish a National Do Not Call List to safeguard family privacy from unwanted military recruitment. The request comes a week after it was disclosed that the Pentagon has teamed with a private marketing firm called BeNOW to form a massive database of high school and college students to target for recruitment purposes. The New York Times reports there are already 30 million names in the database. Megan Matson of the Leave My Child Alone coalition said, "Millions applauded when the FCC formed a Do Not Call List for consumers. Now we need the armed forces to create one to protect our children's privacy."
Senate Prepares to Vote on CAFTA
On Capitol Hill, the Senate is expected to vote as early as today on CAFTA — the Central American Free Trade Agreement. The House is expected to take up the trade agreement in July. Earlier this week the Associated Press reported that the Labor Department kept secret for more than a year government-funded studies that supported claims by critics of CAFTA that several of the Central American countries have poor working conditions and have failed to protect workers' rights.
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Brand ethics: when should a brand take a stand? And how do you deal with the fallout?
Did Google damage its brand image when it compromised its core values, founded as they are on ethical principles that include freedom of speech, when it kowtowed to the Chinese government's strict communication guidelines? Did Nestlé compromise its global brand reputation for independence when it distanced itself from Danish brands and asserted its Swiss origins during the recent cartoon blasphemy controversy?
United Colors of Benetton's early '80s vision, tolerance toward other cultures, languages, religions, and sexual orientations, has never been more relevant. And the issue of brand ethics has never been hotter. In the past, brands seemed to have a eel-like ability to slip past political or religious controversy. But now the clash between local cultures and global brands seems unavoidable. What should brand builders do to prepare for such inevitable challenges -- challenges that force brands to take a stand and, in so doing, gather enemies as well as fans?
Let's be clear: the global-only campaign does not exist. It did in the past, but as the Internet has secured a presence in everyone's lives, all campaigns, no matter how parochially intended, are global in reach the minute they go live. Ask the smallest online retailers, and they'll confirm their client portfolios represent international audiences, even if they rarely had such ambitions. On the other side of the coin, the days when McDonald's was able to celebrate Christmas in Scandinavia, offer wine in France, and abstain from alcohol in Muslim countries are past. Or are they?
It's a difficult balance to strike. For brands to create an impact, they must appeal to local markets. Needless to say, the required tone of voice is different in each market. A global, single message that appeals to everyone on earth would likely be bland and rarely workable. On the other hand, we're reaching a stage at which brands cannot retain local approaches within audience borders.
What's the solution? The answer is simple, but execution is difficult.
Brands must take a stand and, more important, prepare themselves for the inevitable challenge. As with all crises management, preparedness depends on predicting conflict before it appears. If you happen to be an airline company, for example, responding to an aircraft crash should be part of your crisis management plans. If you're a poultry grower, avian flu or other disease issues should be accounted for. But these eventualities are obvious. When it comes to global versus local culture clashes, the scope for crises is unlimited. So, here's what you should do.
Comprehend your brand as a world citizen, and ask yourself how your brand sees the world. What role would your brand take as a sentient being? Here are three essential questions your brand needs to answer, locally as well as globally, to prepare itself for steadily increasing pressure to express an opinion:
Once upon a time, not taking stand on these questions was a strategic option. And it may remain so for some time to come. But as brands increasingly swim with the tides of our lives -- we live with them, drink with them, breathe with them, and sleep with them -- they develop a greater presence in individual lives and collective existences. As companions in consumers' lives, people develop expectations of brands. Whether you've prepared your brand for its role as a world citizen or not, your audiences will tacitly confer such responsibilities on it. Your brand must rise to a growing responsibility for having, and sharing, opinions.
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1983, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 181-96 An Interaction Framework of Consumer Decision Making
by Punj, Girish N & Stewart, David W
- 197-208 Buying Time and Saving Time: Strategies for Managing Household Production
by Nickols, Sharon Y & Fox, Karen D
- 225-35 Characteristics of Adopters and Non-Adopters of Home Computers
by Dickerson, Mary Dee & Gentry, James W
- 236-46 Implicit Discount Rates and the Purchase of Untried, Energy-Saving Durable Goods
by Houston, Douglas A
- 253-58 Determinants of Role Structure in Family Financial Management
by Rosen, Dennis L & Granbois, Donald H
- 259-63 Working Wives and Major Family Expenditures: Replication and Extension
by Weinberg, Charles B & Winer, Russell S
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- 1-14 Information Accessibility as a Moderator of Consumer Choice
by Biehal, Gabriel & Chakravarti, Dipankar
- 15-30 Competitive Market Structure Analysis: Principal Partitioning of Revealed Substitutabilities
by Fraser, Cynthia & Bradford, John W
- 31-44 Market Boundaries and Product Choice: Illustrating Attraction and Substitution Effects
by Huber, Joel & Puto, Christopher
- 45-61 The Information Processing of Pictures in Print Advertisements
by Edell, Julie E & Staelin, Richard
- 62-72 The Salience of Relevant Others and Its Effect on Individual and Joint Preferences: An Experimental Investigation
by Krishnamurthi, Lakshman
- 73-82 An Analysis of Consumer Interaction Styles in the Marketplace
by Richins, Marsha L
- 83-95 On the Separability of Weights and Brand Values: Issues and Empirical Results
by Curry, David J & Manasco, Michael B
- 96-108 Standardizing Variables in Multiplicative Choice Models
by Cooper, Lee G & Nakanishi, Masao
- 109-11 The Role of External Validity in Theoretical Research
by Lynch, John G, Jr
- 112-24 Beyond External Validity
by Calder, Bobby J & Philips, Lynn W & Tybout, Alice M
- 115-24 External Validity and the Research Process: A Comment on the Calder-Lynch Dialogue
by McGrath, Joseph E & Brinberg, David
- 125-31 On 'Individual Differences in Search Behavior for a Nondurable.'
by Malhotra, Naresh K
- 132-33 On Hypotheses, Measurements, and the Extension of Knowledge
by Lehmann, Donald R & Moore, William L
1983, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 337-46 Electoral Turnout in Rational Voting and Consumption Perspectives
by Chapman, Randall G & Palda, Kristian S
- 347-56 Quality, Price, Advertising, and Published Quality Ratings
by Archibald, Robert B & Haulman, Clyde A & Moody, Carlisle E, Jr
- 357-65 Price Search in a Product Market
by Carlson, John A & Gieseke, Robert J
- 366-80 A Model of Consumer Information Search Behavior for New Automobiles
by Punj, Girish N & Staelin, Richard
- 381-92 On the Meaning of Leisure: An Investigation of Some Determinants of the Subjective Experience
by Unger, Lynette S & Kernan, Jerome B
- 393-402 Persuasion in Family Decision-Making
by Spiro, Rosann L
- 403-12 Industrial Organization and Consumer Satisfaction-Dissatisfaction
by Fornell, Claes & Robinson, William T
- 413-31 Psychological Commitment and Its Effects on Post-Decision Evaluation and Preference Stability among Voters
by Crosby, Lawrence A & Taylor, James R
- 432-35 Consumer Acquisition Priorities for Home Appliances: A Replication and Re-evaluation
by Dickson, Peter R & Lusch, Robert F & Wilkie, William L
- 436-42 Societal Development and Family Purchasing Roles: A Cross-National Study
by Green, Robert T, et al
- 443-48 Issues in the Application of Covariance Structure Analysis: A Comment
by Fornell, Claes
- 449-50 Issues in the Application of Covariance Structure Analysis: A Further Comment
by Bagozzi, Richard P
1982, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 225-39 On the External Validity of Experiments in Consumer Research
by Lynch, John G, Jr
- 240-44 The Concept of External Validity
by Calder, Bobby J & Phillips, Lynn W & Tybout, Alice M
- 245-62 Do Cognitive Responses Mediate the Effects of Advertising Content on Cognitive Structure?
by Olson, Jerry C & Toy, Daniel R & Dover, Philip A
- 263-78 Behavioral Intention Formation: The Inderdependency of Attitudinal and Social Influence Variables
by Ryan, Michael J
- 279-86 A Longitudinal Study of Television Advertising Effects
by Moschis, George P & Moore, Roy L
- 287-300 Self-Concept in Consumer Behavior: A Critical Review
by Sirgy, M Joseph
- 301-10 An Attribution Explanation of the Disproportionate Influence of Unfavorable Information
by Mizerski, Richard W
- 311-22 Variety Seeking Behavior: An Interdisciplinary Review
by McAlister, Leigh & Pessemier, Edgar
- 323-28 Post-Purchase Consumer Processes and the Complaining Consumer
by Gilly, Mary C & Gelb, Betsy D
1982, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 132-40 The Experiential Aspects of Consumption: Consumer Fantasies, Feelings, and Fun
by Holbrook, Morris B & Hirschman, Elizabeth C
- 141-50 A Dynamic Attribute Satiation Model of Variety-Seeking Behavior
by McAlister, Leigh
- 151-62 Joint Decisions in Home Purchasing: A Muddling-Through Process
by Park, C Whan
- 163-70 Barriers to Consumer Choice of Energy Efficient Products
by Anderson, C Dennis & Claxton, John D
- 171-82 Correlates of Interpersonal Purchase Influence in Organizations
by Thomas, Robert J
- 183-94 Reference Group Influence on Product and Brand Purchase Decisions
by Bearden, William O & Etzel, Michael J
- 195-99 Consumer Demand for Automobiles: A Disaggregated Market Approach
by Wetzel, James & Hoffer, George
- 200-205 Behavioral Evidence on the Effects of Televised Food Messages on Children
by Gorn, Gerald J & Goldberg, Marvin E
- 206-10 On the Predictive Validity of Joint-Space Models in Consumer Evaluations of New Concepts
by Moore, William L & Holbrook, Morris, B
- 211-15 Mental Mapping of Two Supermarkets
by Sommer, Robert & Aitkens, Susan
- 219-20 Estimating Demand Functions for Product Characteristics: Comment
by Nelson, Jon P
- 221-24 Estimating Demand Functions for Product Characteristics: Reply
by Ratchford, Brian T & Agarwal, Manoj K
1982, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 4-17 Developmental Recognition of Consumption Symbolism
by Belk, Russell W & Bahn, Kenneth D & Mayer, Robert N
- 18-37 Memory and Attentional Factors in Consumer Choice: Concepts and Research Methods
by Lynch, John G, Jr & Srull, Thomas K
- 38-46 Warranty and Other Extrinsic Cue Effects on Consumers' Risk Perceptions
by Shimp, Terence A & Bearden, William O
- 47-55 Consumer Conduct in Product Liability Litigation
by Morgan, Fred W & Avrunin, Dana I
- 56-65 The Effects of Television Commercial Repetition on Cognitive Response and Message Acceptance
by Belch, George E
- 66-76 Monitoring Communication Effects: A Cognitive Structure/Cognitive Response Approach
by Toy, Daniel R
- 77-89 The Effects of Advertising on High and Low Loyalty Consumer Segments
by Raj, S P
- 90-98 Adding Asymmetrically Dominated Alternatives: Violations of Regularity and the Similarity Hypothesis
by Huber, Joel & Payne, John W & Puto, Christopher
- 99-105 Constructing Joint Spaces from Pick-Any Data: A New Tool for Consumer Analysis
by Holbrook, Morris B & Moore, William L & Winer, Russell S
- 106-14 Satisfaction, Commitment, and Knowledge of Customers on a Mandatory Participation Time-of-Day Electricity Pricing Experiment
by Heberlein, Thomas A & Linz, Daniel & Ortiz, Bonnie P
- 115-16 Search Behavior: A Note [Consumer Decision Making-Fact or Fiction]
by Dickinson, Roger
- 116-18 Perception of Time in Consumer Research: Comment
by Shimp, Terence A
- 119-20 Perception of Time in Consumer Research: Rejoinder
by Graham, Robert J
1982, Volume 8, Issue 4
- 357-69 Consumer Response to In-Store Price Information Environments
by Zeithaml, Valarie A
- 370-80 A Selective Review of Travel-Mode Choice Models
by Barff, Richard & MacKay, David & Olshavsky, Richard W
- 381-90 Self-Perception Based Strategies for Stimulating Energy Conservation
by Allen, Chris T
- 391-97 The Demand for Consumption Time: A Longitudinal Perspective
by Menefee, John A
- 398-406 The Impact of Enriching Case and Statistical Information on Consumer Judgments
by Dickson, Peter R
- 407-18 Working Wives and Convenience Consumption
by Reilly, Michael D
- 419-30 Information Load and Consumer Decision Making
by Malhotra, Naresh K
- 431-41 Information-Presentation Format and Learning Goals as Determinants of Consumers' Memory Retrieval and Choice Processes
by Biehal, Gabriel & Chakravarti, Dipankar
- 442-48 Experiences with the Bettman-Park Verbal-Protocol Coding Scheme
by Biehal, Gabriel & Chakravarti, Dipankar
- 449-53 Can Consumers Calculate Best Buys?
by Capon, Noel & Kuhn, Deanna
- 453-55 Life Styles and Consumption Patterns
by Cosmas, Stephen C
- 456-60 Consumer Acquisition Patterns for Durable Goods: Australian Evidence
by Clarke, Yvonne & Soutar, Geoffrey N
- 460-65 One-Sided versus Two-Sided Comparative Message Appeals for New Brand Introductions
by Etgar, Michael & Goodwin, Stephen A
- 465-71 Parameter Stability and "Carry-Over Effects" in a Consumer Decision-Process Model
by Farley, John U, et al
- 471-74 Comparing Derived Importance Weights Across Attributes
by Wittink, Dick R & Krishnamurthi, Lakshman & Nutter, Julia B
- 474-79 Choice Strategy in a Difficult Task Environment
by Formisano, Roger A & Olshavsky, Richard W & Tapp, Shelley
1981, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 233-42 Complexities of Household Energy Consumption and Conservation
by Ritchie, J R Brent & McDougall, Gordon H G & Claxton, John D
- 243-52 Voluntary Simplicity Lifestyles and Energy Conservation
by Leonard-Barton, Dorothy
- 253-57 Household Behavior and the Use of Natural Gas for Home Heating
by Verhallen, Theo M M & Raaij, W Fred
- 258-64 Electricity Consumption by the Elderly: Policy Implications
by Warriner, G Keith
- 265-70 Energy-Related Adaptation in Low-Income Nonmetropolitan Wisconsin Counties
by Tienda, Marta & Aborampah, Osei-Mensah
- 271-78 Exploring the Consumer Decision Process in the Adoption of Solar Energy Systems
by Labay, Duncan G & Kinnear, Thomas C
- 279-90 The Feasibility of Changing Electricity Consumption Patterns
by Kasulis, Jack J & Huettner, David A & Dikeman, Neil J
- 291-98 The Value of Incentives in Stimulating Energy Conservation
by Hutton, R Bruce & McNeill, Dennis L
- 299-305 "Consciousness" in Energy Conservation Behavior: An Exploratory Study
by Heslop, Louise A & Moran, Lori & Cousineau, Amy
- 306-12 Preferred Solutions to the Energy Crisis as a Function of Causal Attributions
by Belk, Russell & Painter, John & Semenik, Richard
- 313-21 Consumers' Preferences for Alternative Energy Conservation Policies: A Trade-Off Analysis
by Bennett, Peter D & Moore, Noreen Klein
- 322-30 Consumer Adaptation to Gasoline Price Increases
by Pitts, Robert E & Willenborg, John F & Sherrell, Daniel L
- 331-35 Evaluating Energy Conservation Programs: Is Verbal Report Enough?
by Geller, E Scott
- 335-38 Tax Credits as a Means of Influencing Consumer Behavior
by Pitts, Robert E & Wittenbach, James L
- 339-42 Energy Usage and the Conserver Society: Review of the 1979 AMA Conference on Ecological Marketing
by Henion, Karl E, II
- 343-54 Consumer Energy Research: A Review
by McDougall, Gordon H G, et al
1981, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 119-31 Identifying Misleading Advertising
by Russo, J Edward & Metcalf, Barbara L & Stephens, Debra
- 132-43 Consumer Behavior and Consumer Well-Being: An Economist's Digest
by Suranyi-Unger, Theodore, Jr
- 144-53 Age Differences in Children's Responses to Television Advertising: An Information-Processing Approach
by Roedder, Deborah L
- 154-61 Television Use by Adults and Children: A Multivariate Analysis
by Bryant, W Keith & Gerner, Jennifer L
- 162-71 Forecasting the Ultimate Acceptance of an Innovation: The Effects of Information
by Wilton, Peter C & Pessemier, Edgar A
- 172-82 Determinants of Credit Card Accounts: An Application of Tobit Analysis
by Kinsey, Jean
- 183-88 The Use of Economic Reasoning to Increase Satisfaction with Family Decision Making
by Kourilsky, Marilyn & Murray, Trudy
- 189-96 Wife's Occupational Status as a Consumer Behavior Construct
by Schaninger, Charles M & Allen, Chris T
- 197-207 Designing Research for Application
by Calder, Bobby J & Phillips, Lynn W & Tybout, Alice M
- 208-16 The Influence of Cognitive Personality Traits and Demographics on Consumer Information Acquisition
by Schaninger, Charles M & Sciglimpaglia, Donald
- 217-22 Determinants of Price Dependency: Personal and Perceptual Factors
by Etgar, Michael & Malhotra, Naresh K
- 223-30 Familiarity and Its Impact on Consumer Decision Biases and Heuristics
by Park, C Whan & Lessig, V Parker
1981, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 1-10 The Federal Poverty Thresholds: Appearance and Reality
by Hauver, James H & Goodman, John A & Grainer, Marc A
- 11-22 Consumer Search and Public Policy
by Beales, Howard, et al
- 23-36 Hemispheral Lateralization: Implications for Understanding Consumer Behavior
by Hansen, Flemming
- 37-42 How Valid are Product Descriptions and Protocols in Choice Experiments?
by Smead, Raymond J & Wilcox, James B & Wilkes, Robert E
- 43-56 Effects of Consumer Information and Education on Cognition and Choice
by Crosby, Lawrence A & Taylor, James R
- 57-61 Measuring Children's Attitudes toward Television Commercials: Extension and Replication
by Riecken, Glen & Samli, A Coskun
- 67-75 Design of Subscription Programs for a Performing Arts Series
by Currim, Imran S & Weinberg, Charles B & Wittink, Dick R
- 76-84 Estimating Choice Probabilities in Multiattribute Decision Making
by Green, Paul E & Carroll, J Douglas & DeSarbo, Wayne S
- 85-96 Inference in Hierarchical Choice Processes from Panel Data
by Rao, Vithala R & Sabavala, Darius Jal
- 97-102 Two-factor Theory and Consumer Satisfaction: Replication and Extension
by Maddox, R Neil
- 103-13 Feature Interactions in Consumer Judgments of Verbal versus Pictorial Presentations
by Holbrook, Morris B & Moore, William L
- 114-17 Toward a Definition of the Consumerist Segment in France
by Jolibert, Alain J P & Baumgartner, Gary
1981, Volume 7, Issue 4
- 335-42 The Role of Perception of Time in Consumer Research
by Graham, Robert J
- 343-55 Allocation of Time to the Mass Media
by Hornik, Jacob & Schlinger, Mary Jane
- 356-59 Television Nonviewers: An Endangered Species?
by Jackson-Beeck, Marilyn & Robinson, John P
- 360-71 Measuring Values of Travel Time Savings
by Cherlow, Jay R
- 372-79 Influences on Married Women's Volunteer Work Participation
by Schram, Vicki R & Dunsing, Marilyn M
- 380-87 The Effect of Fertility on the Time Use of Working Wives
by Hunt, Janet C & Kiker, B F
- 388-94 Taxation and the Consumption of Household Time
by Leuthold, Jane H
- 395-406 Allocating Discretionary Time: Complementarity among Activities
by Holbrook, Morris B & Lehmann, Donald R
- 407-19 The Use of Time: An Integrated Conceptual Model
by Feldman, Laurence P & Hornik, Jacob
1980, Volume 7, Issue 3
- 219-24 Attribution Theory and Advertising Effectiveness
by Sparkman, Richard M, Jr & Locander, William B
- 225-33 A Developmental Study of Consumer Information-Processing Strategies
by Capon, Noel & Kuhn, Deanna
- 234-48 Effects of Prior Knowledge and Experience and Phase of the Choice Process on Consumer Decision Processes: A Protocol Analysis
by Bettman, James R & Park, C Whan
- 249-62 Estimating Demand Functions for Product Characteristics: The Case of Automobiles
by Agarwal, Manoj K & Ratchford, Brian T
- 263-71 One Job or Two Jobs: The Implications for Young Wives
by Ferber, Marianne A & Birnbaum, Bonnie
- 283-95 Innovativeness, Novelty Seeking, and Consumer Creativity
by Hirschman, Elizabeth C
- 296-307 Individual Differences in Search Behavior for a Nondurable
by Moore, William L & Lehmann, Donald R
- 308-13 The Nominal Group Technique: Its Potential for Consumer Research
by Claxton, John D & Ritchie, J R Brent & Zaichkowsky, Judy
- 314-26 Individual, Product Class, and Task-Related Factors in Consumer Information Processing
by Capon, Noel & Burke, Marian
- 331-33 "Consumer Decision Making-Fact or Fiction?" Comment
by Ursic, Michael
- 333-34 "Consumer Decision Making-Fact or Fiction?" Rejoinder
by Olshavsky, Richard W & Granbois, Donald H
1980, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 99-111 The Cost of Thinking
by Shugan, Steven M
- 112-20 Predictors of Attendance at the Performing Arts
by Andreasen, Alan R & Belk, Russell W
- 121-30 Determinants of Physician and Pharmacist Support of Generic Drugs
by Bearden, William O & Mason, J Barry
- 131-40 Joint Purchasing Decisions: A Comparison of Influence Structure in Family and Couple Decision-Making Units
by Filiatrault, Pierre & Ritchie, J R Brent
- 141-50 A Simulation Study of Methods for Hypothesis Testing in Factor Analysis
by Acito, Franklin & Anderson, Ronald D & Engledow, Jack L
- 151-75 Message-Evoked Thoughts: Persuasion Research Using Thought Verbalizations
by Wright, Peter
- 176-88 Product Class Advertising Effects on First-Time Buyers' Decision Strategies
by Wright, Peter & Rip, Peter D
- 189-97 Changing Roles of Women-A Life-Style Analysis
by Venkatesh, Alladi
- 198-210 Books on Quantitative Methods for Consumer Research
by Rao, Vithala R
- 211-14 Do Consumers Benefit from Auto Manufacturer Rebates to Dealers?
by Crafton, Steven M & Hoffer, George E
- 214-17 The Family Life Cycle: An Alternative Approach
by Derrick, Frederick W & Lehfeld, Alane K
1980, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 1-13 Toward a Theory of Segmentation by Objectives in Social Marketing
by Fine, Seymour H
- 14-23 Predispositions toward Generic Drug Acceptance
by Lambert, Zarrel V, et al
- 24-31 Organizational Psychographics and Innovativeness
by Robertson, Thomas S & Wind, Yoram
- 32-41 Consumer Response to Initial Product Trial: A Bayesian Analysis
by Scott, Carol A & Yalch, Richard F
- 42-48 The Effect of Information-Processing Ability on Processing Accuracy
by Henry, Walter A
- 49-54 Intrapersonal Affective Influences on Consumer Satisfaction with Products
by Westbrook, Robert A
- 55-66 The Impact of Permanent and Transitory Income on Household Automobile Expenditure
by Levedahl, J William
- 67-77 Designing Persuasive Communication Campaigns: A Multimessage Communication Model
by Danes, Jeffrey E & Hunter, John E
- 78-87 Consumer Resource Allocation Models at the Individual Level
by Batsell, Richard R
- 88-92 Voluntary Response to Energy Conservation Appeals: Comment [Voluntarism and Price Response: Consumer Reaction to the Energy Shortage]
by Walker, James M
- 92-95 Psychobiology and Consumer Research: A Problem of Construct Validity: Comment [Activation Research: Psychobiological Approaches in Consumer Research]
by Ryan, Michael J
- 96-98 Rejoinder [Activation Research: Psychobiological Approaches in Consumer Research]
by Kroeber-Riel, Werner
1980, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 327-37 Credit Cards: An Interdisciplinary Survey
by Garcia, Gillian
- 338-48 Strategies Used by Working and Nonworking Wives to Reduce Time Pressures
by Strober, Myra H & Weinberg, Charles B
- 349-60 Life Cycle Cost: A New Form of Consumer Information
by Hutton, R Bruce & Wilkie, William L
- 361-69 Costs Incurred by Residential Electricity Consumers Due to Power Failures
by Munasinghe, Mohan
- 370-76 The Direction of Causality between Perceptions, Affect, and Behavior: An Application to Travel Behavior
by Reibstein, David J & Lovelock, Christopher H & Dobson, Ricardo de P
- 377-88 Nonlinear Relations in a Complex Model of Buyer Behavior
by Laroche, Michel & Howard, John A
- 389-405 Consumer Behavior and Psychological Reactance
by Clee, Mona A & Wicklund, Robert A
- 406-13 The Effect of Experience: A Matter of Salience?
by Tybout, Alice M & Yalch, Richard F
- 414-20 A Second Look at Children and the Advertising of Premiums
by Heslop, Louise A & Ryans, Adrian B
- 421-24 Children's Responses to Repetitive Television Commercials
by Gorn, Gerald J & Goldberg, Marvin E
- 425-28 Time and the Rate of Adoption of Innovations
by Olshavsky, Richard W
1979, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 213-24 Choosing Multiple Items from a Product Class
by McAlister, Leigh
- 225-36 Consumer Initial Processing in a Difficult Media Environment
by Webb, Peter H
- 237-46 Detecting and Correcting Deceptive Advertising
by Armstrong, Gary M & Gurol, Metin N & Russ, Frederick A
- 247-55 Children's Receptivity to Proprietary Medicine Advertising
by Robertson, Thomas S & Rossiter, John R & Gleason, Terry C
- 256-69 Concrete Action Plans in TV Messages to Increase Reading of Drug Warnings
by Wright, Peter
- 270-79 Evaluation of Consumer Education Programs
by Bloom, Paul N & Ford, Gary T
- 280-94 Retrospective Self-Insight on Factors Considered in Product Evaluation
by Weitz, Barton & Wright, Peter
- 295-304 Response Time, Conflict, and Involvement in Brand Choice
by Tyebjee, Tyzoon T
- 305-08 The Effect of Promotional Techniques on Purchase of Preventive Dental Care
by Gelb, Betsy D & Gilly, Mary C
- 308-11 Family Income Effects on Measurement of Children's Attitudes toward Television Commercials
by Bearden, William O & Teel, Jesse E & Wright, Robert R
- 312-16 Family Member Influence in Household Decision Making
by Szybillo, George J & Sosanie, Arlene K & Tenenbein, Aaron
- 317-19 On "A Programming Model of Consumer Choice among Multiattributed Brands"
by Yager, Ronald R
- 319-21 A Programming Model of Consumer Choice among Multiattributed Brands: Rejoinder
by Blin, J M
1979, Volume 6, Issue 2
- 93-100 Consumer Decision Making-Fact or Fiction?
by Olshavsky, Richard W & Granbois, Donald H
- 101-12 Decision Making among the Young: A Socialization Perspective
by Moschis, George P & Moore, Roy L
- 113-22 A Path Analysis of Preventive Health Care Decision Models
by Oliver, Richard L & Berger, Philip K
- 123-40 The Attribution Process in Consumer Decision Making
by Mizerski, Richard W & Golden, Linda L & Kernan, Jerome B
- 141-53 Information Format and Choice Task Effects in Decision Making
by Bettman, James R & Zins, Michel A
- 154-65 Task Complexity and Contingent Processing in Brand Choice
by Lussier, Denis A & Olshavsky, Richard W
- 166-76 Preference, Search, and Choice: An Integrative Approach
by Sheluga, David A & Jaccard, James & Jacoby, Jacob
- 177-91 Decision Making under Uncertainty: A Direct Measurement Approach
by Bonoma, Thomas V & Johnston, Wesley J
- 192-203 Some Effects of Differing Information Processing Strategies on Husband-Wife Joint Decisions
by Curry, David J & Menasco, Michael B
- 204-12 The 1980 Census of Population: Content and Coverage Improvement Plans
by Littman, Mark S
1979, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 1-11 Public Policy and Consumer Information: Impact of the New Energy Labels
by McNeill, Dennis L & Wilkie, William L
- 12-22 A Modernized Family Life Cycle
by Murphy, Patrick E & Staples, William A


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By CHIDI ELESIOKWU
In 2014, Anambrians of voting age will go to the polls to choose Governor Peter Obi's successor. Though the guber contest is two years away, Anambra politicians interested in the state number one seat are already behaving as if the exercise is in two months time. The state's political atmosphere is steadily becoming charged.
Political gladiators girding their loins for the battle for the state's topmost position are employing all manner of missiles in the fight. For now, the situation appears fluid as there is no indication any of the combatants are having an upper hand. There are three major political parties in the state: Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA). APGA, the ruling party in the state however appears to be where a plethora of the gladiators angling to take over Obi's job are gravitating towards. Keen observers of Anambra politics are emphatic that the crisis in APGA is as a result of in-fighting in the party over who flies its flag in 2014.
For example, the travails of oil magnate and owner of Capital Oil and Gas, Ifeanyi Ubah has its locale in his interest in taking over from Obi. Last month, Ubah spent days in police custody over issues bordering on oil subsidy fraud. It is believed in some quarters that Governor Obi's feud with the National Chairman of APGA, Victor Umeh as regards future of the party and who becomes its governorship candidate in 2014 revolves round Umeh's preference for a particular candidate as against Obi's own choice. Many political stakeholders in the state, especially within APGA swear the candidate Umeh is rooting for is Ubah.
The anti-Ubah elements in APGA are working on the theory that while the Nnewi-born multi-billionaire businessman is funding Umeh's war with Obi, Umeh on his part is projecting him as the next governor of the state. Umeh's recent confirmation that Ubah is now a card carrying member of APGA and that the party would line up behind him anytime he declares his intention to fly APGA's flag for the state's 2014 governorship contest tends to give fillip to the above theory. But there is also the argument that the notion that one single individual would literarily hand Anambra's governorship to his preferred candidate is too simplistic.
For one, Ubah is not the only Anambra politician nursing governorship ambition. Veterans of past governorship battles in the state such as former governor (and now serving Senator) Chris Ngige of the ACN, Senator Andy Ubah (not related to Ifeanyi Ubah) of the PDP who served briefly as governor in 2007 before the Supreme Court booted him out and billionaire businessman, Nicolas Ukachukwu also of the PDP. Former Central Bank Governor Chukwuma Soludo who contested against Peter Obi in 2010 on the platform of the PDP is also rumoured to be gearing up to test his popularity once more, this time around, on the platform of ACN or Labour Party.
Even in APGA, Chuma Nzeribe who flew the party's Senatorial flag for Anambra South against Andy Ubah is equally interested. So also is Dubem Obaze from the Ogbaru axis whose Senatorial Zone, Anambra North is favoured by Governor Obi to produce his successor. Obaze is the immediate past Anambra State Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs. His Zone, Anambra North has not produced governor of the state since its creation.
Senator Annie Okonkwo who contested against Obi in 2010 on another party's platform is now in APGA and also reportedly eyeing the state's Government House, Awka as the next governor. Considering the volatile nature of Anambra politics, observers are worried that unless the current brick bat between prominent political and business elites from the state is checked prior to the election, Anambra will once again plunge into blood-chilling mayhem, the type witnessed during the Chris Ubah – Ngige supremacy tiff. A pressure group, Anambra Generation Next (AGN), a group of young professionals of Anambra State origin shares this sentiment.
AGN in a statement called on politicians in the state to eschew politics of bitterness acrimony and vendetta but rather pursue noble causes that will engender peace unity and the needed development in the state. AGN's statement which was signed by its Secretary-General, Obiajulu Nwosu said the group was appalled by the on-going war of words between two sons of the state, Ifeanyi Ubah and Chairman of Coscharis group, Cosmas Maduka who are incidentally from the same town, Nnewi over an alleged business partnership gone awry.
According to AGN, "while we believe and also advocate that every business deal and agreements must be transparent and fair, we also know that disagreement do exist in some business transactions, in such cases the judiciary comes to play as an arbiter …. this is the civil thing to do rather than resort to convicting a business partner in the media." AGN also buys the argument that Capital Oil boss' travails is rooted in his alliance with the APGA National Chairman, Umeh.
"Followers of Anambra politics believe that the current challenges against Chief Ubah is not unconnected with his touted political ambition in the state… in the main the obvious close relationship between Chief Umeh and Ubah is the root of the current onslaught against him (Ubah) because of the erroneous belief in some quarters that he is the one funding Umeh in the battle of supremacy with the other faction of the party."
Meanwhile, apparently eager to endear themselves to Anambra electorates, some of the gubernatorial hopefuls in the state, including Ifeanyi Ubah have been embarking on philanthropic gestures. Ubah for example has taken his "Kero-Direct" initiative to major towns in the state where residents were availed the opportunity of purchasing kerosene at N50 per litre. Besides that, through his Ifeanyi Ubah Foundation (IUF), he has distributed various items and food stuffs to the less privileged in the state, including orphanage homes. This is in addition to his educational scholarship scheme.
While Ubah and other politicians in the state may not be totally blameless, a broad spectrum of indigenes of Anambra are of the opinion that each of them should be allowed to test his popularity so that the people will decide. "The fact that the police detained Ubah does not mean he is already guilty of the allegations against him. Let him test his popularity at the poll and if Ndi Anambra eventually prefer a criminal or 419 as their governor, it is up to them", Amaechi Eloka, a businessman and Awka indigene said.
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These last are Afghanistan, Algeria, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, and Yemen.
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In singles play, senior Sven Poslusny took down Niklas Brandes at the No. 1 spot in straight sets (6-3, 6-1), and in the No. 2 spot junior Fredrik Peterson defeated Markus Schleuter in straight sets (7-6, 6-2). In the No. 4 spot, sophomore Matt Sweet defeated H. James in straight sets (6-4, 6-4), and sophomore Tanner Dance took down Prithiv Sivasubramaniam in the No. 6 spot in straight sets (7-6, 6-4). In the No. 3 spot, Montana State's Javier Martin-Morallis took down USU sophomore Marcus Fritz in straight sets (6-4, 6-3), and MSU's Deigo Campos Contreras defeated USU's Curran Wearmouth in straight sets (7-6, 6-2) at the No. 5 spot.
The Aggies dominated in doubles action as Poslusny and Fritz took down Brandes and Campos in the first position, 8-3. In the third position, junior Andrew Whiting and Sweet defeated Sivasubramaniam and Martin-Marallis, 8-4. At the second position, USU sophomore Sean Levesque and Peterson played against Schleuter and James, but they left the match unfinished.
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The first question that comes to my mind is, "Has anything actually been cracked?" Maybe this is all just some kind of release to make Snowden looked bad. All I know is that spying is all about lying. All I know is that I'm an American who feels compelled to be an Anonymous Coward when talking about things like this... in America, and wondering if that makes any real difference. All I know is that they, ultimately, will die just as I will die. All I know is all they know, when you reduce it down. The spy is in me, and try as I might... I cannot decipher my own secret.
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Unless you posted using HTTPS and Tor, assume that they know exactly who it was.
To me, a more interesting question would be how do you economically back up a 20TB NAS (or, generally, any large storage array). I have a 24 GB raidz2 that I simply depend on hardware robustness and small, selective backups rather than a full backup.
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You should run 4 cat6 (that's a nice round number) to every place you are going to run a cable outlet or phone jack. Many builders use cat5 for the phone system anyway; I rewired the phone lines in my last house to GBE and used intellijack PoE switches on the walls. Would have been easier to just run 2 or more drops to each. With 4 ports you can handle a "smart tv", media streamer, HTPC, and a spare for something else. Cat6 is cheap compared to your construction costs; just run it all inside a 2" PVC pipe.
You aren't re-thinking it enough. Cryofreeze your passengers.
Wrong! 95% of a teacher's job these days is keeping kids off their phones, staying awake, stop talking, and calling parents to get them to make their kid behave. Gone are the good old days when you told the kids to get the F out and they went for a paddling. Students really have the "upper hand" in things these days.
Exactly. If you think the uproar over "common core" was big. Wait until the students in Texas are being streamed the same lesson as those in California or New York. Hah!
I'm so disappointed that you beat me to saying that.
If Snowden had revealed that the government was storing meta-data about who went to gun shows, browsed for guns, or anything else related to guns, he would be a national hero.
Can you really generalize that all the internal network must be from the 10.0.0.0/8 block? What prevents those addresses from being used other than convention and router setup. Perhaps they are only for the internal government computers to make them completely invisible to outside networks.
What encrypted messaging app do I use? None. My friends don't use it. I had *one* friend I could talk into installing Telegram. But it's really not "secure" because it saves things on your device, and the desktop version saves things in the clear, so anyone with access to your computer can ready them.
Like another poster said, the other end is your weak link. An open source app might even be worse, because someone could modify their app to say a message was deleted when it wasn't. Or rather, their device could be hacked and a modified app installed.
If WhatsApp really does do E2E encryption, more power to them, but don't assume it's very secure.
I don't know what was meant by the DF comment. FreeBSD has had SMP for ages and it's enabled by default. It also has better filesystem support. DF has "HAMMER", which I don't know much about.
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Brocha Salon and SpaRead MoreThe stylists at Brocha Salon and Spa in Peoria invite you to try out some of the most innovative beauty treatments. The secret to great skin is a facial! Treat yourself to a skin-enhancing one from this salon. Help your nails become more beautiful, stronger, and healthier with the terrific nail care treatments at this salon. Treat yourself to something new and exciting, such as a new hairstyle or color from this salon. Removing unwanted hair shouldn't be difficult. Visit Brocha Salon and Spa for an easy and pain-free hair removal remedy. Don't worry about making an appointment; this salon also accepts walk-ins. So take care of all your beauty needs at Brocha Salon and Spa, and don't waste time driving from place to place.16140 North Arrowhead Fountains Center DrivePeoria, AZ US
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LunchTime LiftMDRead MoreSignature Service: Making uou look good and feel good. Brands Used: Bio-Identical Hormones Established: 2012 Reservations/Appointments: Required Handicap Accessible: Yes Staff Size: 2–10 people Parking: Parking lot Minimum Age Requirement: 18 Pro Tip: Full service for Anti-Aging and Feeling Alive Again Q&A with Ardeen Mendieta, Manager Do you agree with the phrase "beauty is on the inside?" Why or why not? Yes I agree that beauty begins on the inside. When you're feeling good and confident it carries over to the outside, making you look and feel good What's the most common beauty mistake you see people make? What would you recommend they do instead? People create their own stress which makes them age faster. Beauty embodies the whole person and one must take care of their inner body. Life is about smelling the roses and enjoying yourself. People go to spas to forget about the outside world. How does your decor help create an atmosphere where visitors can unwind? We create a professional, friendly, and relaxing atmosphere.9200 W Union Hills Rd.Peoria, AZ US
Infinite StylesRead MoreWhat services does your business offer and what makes your business stand out from the competition? I am a self employed hair stylist that loves what I do! The station I rent out is located inside a quaint office building for a quiet and relaxing experience while still getting the luxury of a spa. I offer openings 7 days a week, with evenings and weekend times to fit everyone's schedule! What was the inspiration to start or run this business? I love doing hair and making them feel as beautiful as they truly are! In the past year I transitioned from a commission salon to self-employed to better accommodate to all my clients who have followed me from the very beginning. What do you love most about your job? I enjoy seeing the smile on a client's face when they finally see the finished result and get to actually have the desired look they imagined on themselves and love it! What is the best reaction you've ever gotten from a customer? My clients have provided such positive and supportive feedback! The most rewarding would have to be, "You have changed my life, thank you so much. It's more than I could have ever imagined" -Patricia7789 West Bell RoadPeoria, AZ US
Empire Fitness PeoriaRead MoreAt first glance, Empire Fitness's mission statement appears simple: "Abundant health is available to everyone." When you stop to consider the implications, though, the mantra takes on a new complexity. Recognizing that true wellness is a multifaceted concept, trainers offers whole-body services designed to work alone or in concert with one another. Their fitness classes' diverse workouts accommodate small or large groups, and their personal training sessions' one-on-one attention preps athletes for competition. While these training regimens often grab the spotlight, the center's commitment to healthy living doesn't stop once the last rep is complete. Nutritional counseling targets health's dietary components, and massages performed by certified therapists increase mobility and circulation with a series of expert kneads. Many clients opt to combine these services into custom packages, while others blueprint their own journeys. No matter what form their wellness journeys take, clients work toward their goals in a safe, friendly workout environment designed to let bodies "relax and repair."16671 N 84th Ave, Ste 180Peoria, AZ US


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