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A few magazine articles such as the late Nash Buckingham's The Neglected Duck Call, or books such as Earl Dennison's booklet Duck Calling, Olt's Hunting Handbook and Calling All Game by the late Burt Popowski, four-and-a-half pages in Eugene V.

An American art: tracing the waterfowl call back to its grassroots

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"The pinch that we have felt is in cold calling," she says.

Telemarketing curbs not a boon to all: the recent federal "do not call" regulations have been cheered by millions of consumers, but they have hurt the telemarketing industry and challenged many traditional businesses that rely on the phone to bring in revenue

This was the harbinger of the beginning of the end of consumer cold calling.

Tackling call blockers: a decline in sales rates traced to the new Do Not Call law is expected to continue for at least a year for companies depending on the pre-existing business relationship exemption

Other optional features include schedule management and the capability to create advanced rules that define how calls will be handled depending on time of day, calling number, availability of person called, and so on.

Converge is the word: new and existing communications technologies are converging. Are you getting the message. (Technology)

For fixed-line-to-cellular calls, callers don't receive bills from NTT DoCoMo or au; if you are calling from an NTT subscriber line, you are billed by a regional office of NTT.

Conspiracy theories: some calls are more equal than others: ever notice how expensive calling from a fixed line to a mobile one can be? Two companies argue that they're being blocked from offering consumers a cheaper alternative

"We are calling these sites `reference front ends'" they write, "and it is our hope that they will help answer a great many of the patrons' questions before they can be tempted to click on the "Talk to a Librarian" button" (p.

An ideological analysis of digital reference service models

How then could Christ be calling these women to the priesthood and at the same time teaching us through the pope that women cannot become priests?

May our conscience be our guide

To me, calling ducks is the greatest part of waterfowl hunting.

Tips For Better Duck Calling

In the contest between average and fast calling rates, smaller males chose the slower-frequency speaker, while larger males preferred the faster-frequency one, which more resembles the call of S.

Single singing male toad seeks same

You've got your husband or your son or your daughter calling and you're not going to say `I won't accept the charges.'"

`A Stickup Without a Gun'

COmputer software solutions are still "primitive." Direct calling requires a customer to punch too many numbers, and both types of services don't deliver the quality needed for important calls, such as sales calls.

Technology issues: a new kind of Internet chat

"We integrate PBX calling features with the handsets so that the calling number is displayed on the alphanumeric screen.

Wireless products overview: comments from vendors

In Canada it is done by CCCC members calling themselves Catholics of Vision: Canada (CVC) Both groups act under the guise of a "reform the church" movement.