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After going through a year-long rigmarole of summonses and interrogations to find out why Australians are being overcharged by as much as 66 percent on digitally-distributed Apple, Microsoft and Adobe products, and how the practice of "geo-blocking" prevents customers from seeking fairer prices elsewhere, an Australian parliamentary committee has finally hit on a solution. In the words of committee chairman Nick Champion, speaking to ABC News:
"What we want to do is make sure that consumers are aware of the extent to which geo-blocking applies to them and the extent to which they can lawfully evade [it]."
Now, if you were hoping that the Australian government would somehow force these companies to drop their prices down to US-equivalent levels, then this quote may admittedly sound a bit weak. It might also seem impractical, since geo-blocking is designed to be difficult to evade, by binding a customer's IP address, credit card or other details to their home market. Then again, things start to make more sense when we factor in the committee's other suggestions.
In particular, it proposes that the country's Copyright Act be amended to make it clear that an Australian won't be prosecuted just because they annoyed a multinational tech company by circumventing its geographic restrictions -- and, indeed, the population as a whole should be taught "tools and techniques" to achieve this wherever possible. The committee even recommends that Australians should have a "right of resale," such that they could legally remove locks on digital content that limits it to one user or one ecosystem. We have no idea how seriously the government will take these ideas, or how quickly it may implement them, but the committee's defiant tone makes for some good reading at the source link.
Filed under: Home Entertainment, Portable Audio/Video, Internet, Software, Mobile
Via: ABC News, HotHardware
Source: Committee report (PDF download)
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The report put the proportion of seven to nine-year-olds and 10 to 12-year-olds accessing the internet at 58.6 and 77.1 percent respectively.
It showed that 57.5 percent of the respondents use mobile phones, 26 percent use Twitter-like microblogs, and 17.9 percent use tablet computers.
China's netizen population, the world's largest, continues to grow and reached 591 million at the end of June, according to the China Internet Network Information Center.
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Some studies of at-risk populations suggest that up to half of the people tested for HIV never return to the doctor's office to find out their test results. While many of these people may simply forget to return or deem the results unimportant, it is likely that a portion of people don't return because they don't want to know the results.
In three studies, Jennifer Howell and James Shepperd of the University of Florida investigated whether prompting people to contemplate their reasons for seeking and avoiding the health information would make them more willing to receive their medical results.
The results of these experiments are published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science.
Participants filled out a motives questionnaire intended to make them think thoroughly about the reasons underlying their decision to seek or avoid their results. Questions included: "Learning that I am at high risk for diabetes would be distressing," or "I would regret not learning my risk for diabetes."
All participants also filled out a diabetes risk calculator and received the opportunity to learn their risk. Those who filled out the motives questionnaire before deciding whether to learn their risk were more likely to choose to see their results than those who filled it out after deciding whether to learn their risk. The same trend emerged when participants generated their own reasons for seeking or avoiding their risk for cardiovascular disease. Together, these two studies suggest that prompting people to contemplate their reasons for seeking or avoiding health information makes them more likely to seek out information about their own health risks.
But it turns out that this effect was only applicable for conditions that are treatable. In the last experiment, some participants were told that TAA deficiency a made-up condition was treatable, and some were told it was not. Contemplation made participants more likely to seek out their test results when they thought the condition was treatable, but not when they thought it was an untreatable disease.
As medical treatments become more advanced, early detection and intervention will become increasingly important. Simply asking patients to contemplate the reasons they would seek or avoid their screening results may make them more likely to follow up with their doctor, thus reducing the public health burden.
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For more information about this study, please contact: Jennifer Howell at jenny.howell@ufl.edu.
This article was supported by a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship awarded to J. L. Howell under Grant DGE-0802270; by an Intergovernmental Personnel Assignment Agreement between J. A. Shepperd and the National Cancer Institute; and by National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research Grant U54DE019261-0, funded through the Southeast Center for Research to Reduce Disparities in Oral Health, to J. A. Shepperd.
The APS journal Psychological Science is the highest ranked empirical journal in psychology. For a copy of the article "Reducing Health-Information Avoidance Through Contemplation" and access to other Psychological Science research findings, please contact Lucy Hyde at 202-293-9300 or lhyde@psychologicalscience.org.
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lhyde@psychologicalscience.org
202-293-9300
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Some studies of at-risk populations suggest that up to half of the people tested for HIV never return to the doctor's office to find out their test results. While many of these people may simply forget to return or deem the results unimportant, it is likely that a portion of people don't return because they don't want to know the results.
In three studies, Jennifer Howell and James Shepperd of the University of Florida investigated whether prompting people to contemplate their reasons for seeking and avoiding the health information would make them more willing to receive their medical results.
The results of these experiments are published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science.
Participants filled out a motives questionnaire intended to make them think thoroughly about the reasons underlying their decision to seek or avoid their results. Questions included: "Learning that I am at high risk for diabetes would be distressing," or "I would regret not learning my risk for diabetes."
All participants also filled out a diabetes risk calculator and received the opportunity to learn their risk. Those who filled out the motives questionnaire before deciding whether to learn their risk were more likely to choose to see their results than those who filled it out after deciding whether to learn their risk. The same trend emerged when participants generated their own reasons for seeking or avoiding their risk for cardiovascular disease. Together, these two studies suggest that prompting people to contemplate their reasons for seeking or avoiding health information makes them more likely to seek out information about their own health risks.
But it turns out that this effect was only applicable for conditions that are treatable. In the last experiment, some participants were told that TAA deficiency a made-up condition was treatable, and some were told it was not. Contemplation made participants more likely to seek out their test results when they thought the condition was treatable, but not when they thought it was an untreatable disease.
As medical treatments become more advanced, early detection and intervention will become increasingly important. Simply asking patients to contemplate the reasons they would seek or avoid their screening results may make them more likely to follow up with their doctor, thus reducing the public health burden.
###
For more information about this study, please contact: Jennifer Howell at jenny.howell@ufl.edu.
This article was supported by a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship awarded to J. L. Howell under Grant DGE-0802270; by an Intergovernmental Personnel Assignment Agreement between J. A. Shepperd and the National Cancer Institute; and by National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research Grant U54DE019261-0, funded through the Southeast Center for Research to Reduce Disparities in Oral Health, to J. A. Shepperd.
The APS journal Psychological Science is the highest ranked empirical journal in psychology. For a copy of the article "Reducing Health-Information Avoidance Through Contemplation" and access to other Psychological Science research findings, please contact Lucy Hyde at 202-293-9300 or lhyde@psychologicalscience.org.
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- In first step, restoring the external sd-card with instructions of ewaygps site with positive feedback.
- In the second step I try to download blackmart-alpha with android's internet-browser and it give me the usual message refers to the external sd-card (please note that for any downloaded file with the internet-browser or the emails I get always the same error message)
- In third step I try to download the maps of Navfree (regularly downloaded from playstore) but system gives me the same error with sd-card (i have same error with all programs of playstore that requires external sd).
*P.S. i'd root device with root_gapps_signed.zip with positive feedback but i tryed all way to change internal nand with external cause i see that a lot of users bypass the problem in this way but i have negative response. howhever i see that sd card is present with stereo's file manager and in settings ----> storage but when i go in settings ----> application and try to moove apk on sd card system send message :" sd card is full" and i see that the dimention of sd card is 0 kb
how could i do to solve the problem ? please help me cause i can't install sygic or tom tom cause after install system say "sd is not present"
*i give an attachment of my vold and update.zip that company give me
vold.fstab.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/1207104132/update.zip
thank u
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Organizers said the demonstration was part of a campaign called ?Summer Heat,? noting that the last half of July is statistically the year?s ?hottest stretch.? In a touch of irony, the protest came on one of July?s most pleasant days, one distinguished by below-normal temperatures and uncommonly low humidity.
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Source: http://tomnelson.blogspot.com/2013/07/washington-post-on-global-warming.html
The Proteas, missing star batsman Hashim Amla due to a knee injury suffered in the previous match, had slipped to 100-5 after winning the toss in the day-night match.
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The left-hander smashed five sixes and four boundaries after a three-wicket haul from unorthodox spinner Ajantha Mendis had reduced the tourists to 154-7 in the 42nd over.
South Africa need a win to stay afloat in the five-match series, having lost the first two games in Colombo.
The Proteas, missing star batsman Hashim Amla due to a knee injury suffered in the previous match, had slipped to 100-5 after winning the toss in the day-night match.
Skipper AB de Villiers led the recovery with 47, before Miller pushed the scoring with his fifth one-day half-century, the first by a South African in the series.
Miller put on 69 for the eighth wicket with Ryan McLaren, who remained unbeaten on 14.
Angelo Mathews was back to lead Sri Lanka after serving a two-match suspension for his team's slow over-rates during the recent tri-series in the West Indies.
Sling-arm fast bowler Lasith Malinga provided an early break for the third time in the series when he had Alviro Petersen gloving a catch to the wicket-keeper in the fifth over.
South Africa carried the score to 50-1 in the 14th over when seamer Thisara Perera removed Quinton de Kock and JP Duminy in successive overs to make it 53-3.
Faf du Plessis helped de Villiers put on 42 for the fourth wicket before being run out for 16 after his partner called for a risky single.
Mendis bowled both Farhaan Behardien and Robin Peterson, and had danger man de Villiers caught behind to finish with three for 35 from his 10 overs.
Both sides made three changes from the previous match.
Amla was replaced by de Kock and the visitors also included Behardien and Lonwabo Tsotsobe in place of Aaron Phangiso and Chris Morris.
The hosts brought in Mathews, Mendis and debutant batsman Angelo Perera for Shaminda Eranga, Lahiru Thirimanne and Jehan Mubarak.
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We here at Engadget love app updates, especially when new features and functionality are involved. WhatsApp is doing this very thing with version 2.10.1, which was released today. The refresh offers a few pleasant additions, such as the ability to send multiple photos to someone at the same time, as well as the option to backup and restore your iCloud chat history. Lastly, it also includes URL schema support for third-party apps. Head below to grab the link to an iTunes App Store near you.
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The economic recovery has brought with it significant improvements in the national housing market. And now many consumers are in a better position to buy a home after dealing with many financial problems just a few years ago.But with that change comes shifting demographics of who homebuyers generally are, according to the inaugural Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends report from the National Association of Realtors. Today, millennials and those in generation X make up the majority of homebuyers, comprising a combined 59 percent of all purchases between July 2011 and June 2012. Millennials in particular though made up 28 percent of all such purchases, and generally tended to be more optimistic than the average buyer about their chances to build wealth through rising home values (85 percent, compared with 80 percent overall). Their purchase rate was just behind that of gen-Xers, who led the way with 31 percent of homes bought.
"Homeownership is an investment in your future, and is how many younger American families begin to accumulate wealth," said Paul Bishop, NAR vice president of research. "The oldest of the millennial generation are now entering the years in which people typically buy a first home, and despite the recent downturn, homeownership still matters to them. The sheer size of the millennial generation, the largest in history after baby boomers, is expected to give a powerful boost to long-run housing demand, though in the short-term mortgage accessibility and student debt repayment remain challenges."
When it comes to which millennials are buying homes, the median person in this demographic was 28 years old, compared to 39 for generation X, with an annual income of $66,200, well below the $93,100 of the age group before them, the report said. Perhaps understandably, then, they tended to buy smaller homes (1,700 square feet versus 2,100), with substantially lower price tags. Millennials paid a median cost of $165,000 for their properties, while Gen Xers' were valued at $235,000.
However, those who are looking to buy a home in the near future may want to do so quickly. The combination of rising prices and rapidly growing interest rates could combine to price some would-be buyers out of the market in the near future, thus time is of the essence for those looking to find a good deal.
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PARIS (AP) ? Halle Berry married her fianc?, French actor Olivier Martinez, in a weekend ceremony in a village church where princes are buried in France's Burgundy region.
The owner of the Chateau de Vallery, where the couple stayed with their 60 guests, said on Sunday that the betrothal a day earlier ended with a dinner and an unusual fireworks display ? of water, fire and snow ? in the chateau gardens. A wedding cake followed.
Patrice Vansteenberghe said the actress ? 46 and pregnant ? and her 47-year-old husband "were very beautiful and very happy."
Berry's publicist, Meredith O'Sullivan Wasson, confirmed the marriage.
Vansteenberghe would not say who attended the gala wedding. But he said the bride was coy about her long, white dress, wanting to keep it from public view.
"All I can say is that it was a dress with a deeply plunging back," Vansteenberghe said. He added that The event was "confidential" because "she wanted to be left alone on the day of her marriage."
Berry, who has a five-year-old daughter, is expecting her first child with Martinez. While there was no sign of a baby bump when The Associated Press interviewed the Oscar-winning star in early April, Vansteenberghe said that "she is very pregnant."
The princes and princesses of the Conde line from the 16th to early 18th century, are buried in the church facing the chateau and its chapel until the late 19th century, when it was given to the village of Vallery.
The couple apparently spent two days at the Chateau de Vallery ? the standard rental period for weddings and other grand events, the owner said.
Vansteenberghe noted that the chateau's pigeon room, an outbuilding once used to house pigeons, is a preferred room for newly married couples, but he hedged about whether Berry and Martinez stayed there.
The oldest part of the chateau dates to the Middle Ages, but much of it was built during the Renaissance.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/halle-berry-ties-knot-french-chateau-163642143.html
TIP! Do not dwell on your nonessential numbers in life. It?s a doctor?s job to focus on your weight, height and age.
Some people don?t know how to cope with the idea of growing older. This article will show you take action to age naturally and gracefully. You can also prevent getting older and how to control the speed you want to age.
TIP! Home improvement is a great way to personalize your house. As you age, you may find that you cannot stay in the place you thought you would be forever.
Studies on the anti-growing older effects of calorie-restricted diets are promising and ongoing.Resveratrol is a compound naturally found in both grapes and nuts.Reveratrol can be found naturally within the roots of plants like Japanese knotweed roots. Another source of reservatrol is within the roots of the South American shrub Senna quinquangulata.
TIP! As you age, you should look into switching to different makeup options other than heavy foundations and powders. Hydration only gets more important as your skin ages, so the effects get more severe.
Eating a healthy diet is the most important thing that you can do to age well.Your diet should consist mainly of fruits, and lots of fresh fruits and veggies, whole grains and other sources of natural fiber. This will keep your body full of the nutrients it needs to be strong and healthy.
Learning is an important in your life.
TIP! Don?t forget about the health of your eyes while aging. Some decrease in your vision is natural with aging, but regular eye exams can detect any serious conditions before they do too much damage.
There may come a point in which we cannot properly take care of them because they can no longer do it themselves. This would be the time to consider moving into a nursing home. While this can be an unpleasant thought for some, it could be the best option.
As the years pass, most find their home to be a place of solstice. Your home is always there waiting to welcome you at the end of each day.
TIP! To prevent heart disease, eat less red meat and more fish. The fat contained in meat will eventually clog your vessels and arteries.Staying in the heat or cold for 12 hours at a time can do damage to your skin. This can cause premature growing older but much more damaging problems like skin cancer.
Eating a healthy, and keep you going throughout the day.
Look for ways to enjoy every day as if it was your last.
Make sure you are drinking enough water.Older people are more likely to be dehydrated, so be sure to drink eight to ten glasses of water daily.
TIP! If you are a smoker, you should stop as soon as possible in order to stay looking youthful and healthy. Smoking will not only thin out your lips, it will also add wrinkles to your skin.
Be very careful and avoid falling down. Falling down is the main source of serious damage to getting older bodies.Walking three times a week, three times weekly aids your balance, is a great way to improve balance and maintain physical fitness. To lower your risk of getting a fracture, use weight training, calcium and vitamin D.
Make sure to check your blood pressure is within the normal range.High blood pressure is often called ?the silent killer? because you can cause fatal problems without even showing a single symptom. You will have to be careful to have your blood pressure checked often since your cardiovascular structure break down as you get older. If you know about high blood pressure early, you can deal with them immediately.
Many people gain weight as they grow older. Eating right and exercising will help your body maintain a healthy weight.
Improving your diet will make a great way to combat aging. Eat healthily; a variety of meats, dairy products, vegetables, and natural sugars to get what you need. Have three or four smaller meals every day, and don?t eat many snacks.
TIP! Anti-oxidants should be taken daily. They help fight against free radicals.
Always have a complete list of current medications you need. This is important whenever you get your medications and supplements from different pharmacy. This list will enable pharmacists cross-reference your medicine for side effects and interaction warnings.
TIP! You should consider injection therapy. Injection therapy is a treatment that is used to fight wrinkles.Save money for retirement when you can, but keep savings on hand for health issues. You have to be able to deal with health problem you do not have the reserves to pay for.
Try laughing as often as you can.
TIP! Use a primer before applying makeup. It is a silicone based product, and is relatively new to the market.
There comes a point where it is not a good idea to live by oneself. You should have a meeting with someone who loves you and discuss what your different options. If there are no family members who are able to take you in, look into an elderly care facility. If you are able to live on your own, you?ll find that there are many retirement communities where you can live independently, look into independent living facilities.
TIP! As your skin ages, you need to develop good concealing skills. Put on foundation, and then use a concealer a couple shades lighter than the foundation, preferably with moisturizing properties.
It is good idea to consume lots of anti-oxidants into your diet as you can.Experts recommend you do this in order to rid yourself of the free radicals from causing problems.
TIP! As you get older, it is important that you add physical activities to your schedule to age well. As they grow older, people tend to leave the playing field for the bleachers, growing generally more sedentary.
Injection therapy is a proven and highly effective way to get rid of unwanted wrinkles. This process works by targeting the muscles in your face. Injection therapy is also believed to be a safe alternative to the invasive surgical solutions available for wrinkle reduction.It is important to remember, though, you will need to go for multiple treatments.
TIP! It is very challenging giving full-time care to an aged family member. It is stressful and can take up your whole life.
Growing older is inevitable, even though some folks will not or cannot admit it. Using the above tips, you can unlock the secret to growing older well. You can also utilize these ideas to prevent the bad things associated with aging and feel more in control.
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Serena Williams of the United States greets supporters after she defeated Kimiko Date-Krumm of Japan during their Women's singles match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London, Saturday, June 29, 2013. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)
Serena Williams of the United States greets supporters after she defeated Kimiko Date-Krumm of Japan during their Women's singles match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London, Saturday, June 29, 2013. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)
Serena Williams of the United States reacts after winning a point as she plays Kimiko Date-Krumm of Japan during their Women's singles match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London, Saturday, June 29, 2013. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)
Serena Williams of the United States plays a return to Kimiko Date-Krumm of Japan during their Women's singles match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London, Saturday, June 29, 2013. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)
Serena Williams of the United States speaks with Kimiko Date-Krumm of Japan after winning their Women's singles match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London, Saturday, June 29, 2013. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)
Kimiko Date-Krumm of Japan plays a return to Serena Williams of the United States during their Women's singles match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London, Saturday, June 29, 2013. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)
LONDON (AP) ? As the sun set on the opening week of Wimbledon, just about the only seeding that truly signified something was No. 1.
That's the number beside the names of Serena Williams and Novak Djokovic, who turned in nearly perfect performances back-to-back Saturday on Centre Court to cap nearly perfect runs to the fourth round at the All England Club, while chaos reigned all around them.
In the final match of the fortnight's first half, played with the roof closed and lights glowing to make sure it would get done as darkness approached, defending champion Williams used eight aces and 11 return winners to power past 42-year-old Kimiko Date-Krumm of Japan 6-2, 6-0 in 61 minutes.
"She didn't lose energy, and her game, I think, is getting better, day after day. Not better in general, but adapting to the surface. Everything is getting better," said French coach Patrick Mouratoglou, who has been working with Williams over the past year, when she is 77-3. "So now let's enter into the most important part of the tournament. ... Now the matches are going to get tougher and tougher."
Might not necessarily have been a fair fight, considering that Date-Krumm is ranked 84th and was the oldest woman to reach the third round at Wimbledon in the 45-year Open era. Never better than a semifinalist at a Grand Slam tournament, she played Williams evenly for about three games, before the 16-time major champion took over.
"She has so much power, speed," Date-Krumm said. "She has everything."
Williams' easy win followed the 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 victory over 28th-seeded Jeremy Chardy of France turned in by 2011 champion Djokovic, who compiled a remarkable ratio of 38 winners to three unforced errors. The Serb's initial miscue of his own doing did not come until the third set's sixth game, when he double-faulted while ahead 4-1, 40-love.
"Everything went my way," Djokovic said. "I did everything I wanted to do."
Both he and Williams could say that about the way they handled matters throughout Week 1.
Williams has won all six sets she's played, allowing her opponents a total of 11 games. Djokovic has won all of his nine sets, dropping 29 games.
"You don't want to play your best tennis in the first round and continue to go down. I feel like I try to play better as each match goes on," said Williams, whose 34-match winning streak is the longest for a woman since older sister Venus had a run of 35 in 2000. "I try to find out something I can improve on from each match so I can do it better in the next round."
In other words: Look out, Sabine Lisicki, the 23rd-seeded German who will meet Williams on Monday for a quarterfinal berth.
Up next for Djokovic after the middle Sunday's traditional day of rest is another German, 13th-seeded Tommy Haas, the 35-year-old who is enjoying a career renaissance and eliminated Feliciano Lopez of Spain 4-6, 6-2, 7-5, 6-4.
How certain was Lisicki that she would be dealing with Williams and not Date-Krumm? Lisicki tweeted a photo of her with Haas early in the second set of Williams' match, writing: "Last Germans standing" and "We both play the no1's next."
Take a glance around, and a high seeding has mattered very little, with the notable exception of No. 2 Andy Murray, Djokovic's potential foe in the final. Indeed, in many cases, any seeding at all has guaranteed nothing whatsoever. The men's Nos. 3, 5, 6, 9 and 10 are all gone, including Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, with their 29 combined Grand Slam titles. The women's Nos. 2, 3, 5, 7, 9 and 10 are out, too, including four-time major champion Maria Sharapova and two-time Australian Open winner Victoria Azarenka.
Even during a pair of victories Saturday, both No. 4-seeded players, David Ferrer and Agnieszka Rawdwanska, looked shaky. Ferrer, the French Open runner-up this month, was treated for blisters on his right foot while coming back to beat No. 26 Alexandr Dolgopolov of Ukraine 6-7 (6), 7-6 (2), 2-6, 6-1, 6-2. Radwanska, who lost to Williams in last year's Wimbledon final, was pushed to three sets by 18-year-old American Madison Keys before winning 7-5, 4-6, 6-3.
"I'm very happy to be a little bit better," Radwanska said. "It was really close. Every set was really tight."
The highest-seeded man other than Murray on his half of the field is No. 20 Mikhail Youzhny, who will play the 2012 U.S. Open champion and Wimbledon runner-up after defeating Viktor Troicki 6-3, 6-4, 7-5.
Otherwise, Saturday's winners on that side of the men's draw were 130th-ranked Lukasz Kubot of Poland, who beat No. 25 Benoit Paire 6-1, 6-3, 6-4; 80th-ranked Kenny de Schepper of France, who defeated No. 22 Juan Monaco 6-4, 7-6 (8), 6-4; and 54th-ranked Fernando Verdasco of Spain, a 6-2, 6-4, 6-4 winner against Ernests Gulbis.
Things have generally been less hectic on Djokovic's portion of the tournament, but No. 9 Richard Gasquet lost 7-6 (7), 5-7, 7-5, 7-6 (5) to 20-year-old Bernard Tomic, whose father has been barred from tournaments after being accused of head-butting Tomic's hitting partner. No. 23 Andreas Seppi of Italy, meanwhile, won his seventh consecutive five-setter, edging No. 12 Kei Nishikori 3-6, 6-2, 6-7 (4), 6-1, 6-4, and 49th-ranked Ivan Dodig of Croatia moved on when Igor Sijsling retired while trailing 6-0, 6-1, 1-0, the 13th player to stop mid-match or withdraw before one, equaling a tournament high.
For a moment, it looked as if there might be a 14th when No. 8 Juan Martin del Potro hyperextended his left knee as chased a ball late in his 7-5, 7-6 (3), 6-0 defeat of Grega Zemlja. The 2009 U.S. Open went champion sprawling face-forward into the players' chairs and racket bags on the sideline.
"It was really painful," del Potro said. "I was a little scared."
Del Potro and Murray each own one Grand Slam title, the only two of the last 33 not claimed by Federer, Nadal or Djokovic.
There isn't a lot of company for Williams in the major championship department, either. Two women with one apiece advanced Saturday, though: 2011 Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova and 2011 French Open winner Li Na.
Otherwise, just as with the men, there are some fresh faces among the women. That includes 19-year-old Laura Robson, the first British woman to reach Wimbledon's fourth round since 1998; 19-year-old Monica Puig of Puerto Rico; and 20-year-old Sloane Stephens of the U.S., who'll face Puig on Monday.
That matchup prompted this question for Stephens from a reporter: Is there pressure for you when you're playing someone in the next round who you're older than?
"Like a year, OK," Stephens said. "No, not really."
At 31, Williams is the oldest No. 1 in WTA rankings history, but she's still more than a decade Date-Krumm's junior.
"I honestly never thought I would play until my 30s, to be honest. I don't see my stopping any time soon," she said. "However, I don't see myself playing into my 40s. That's why I have so much respect for Kimiko."
They spent a good chunk of the early evening wondering where and when they would play, because their match was scheduled to be last on Court 1, where Ferrer and Dolgopolov went to a fifth set. It wasn't until 7:59 p.m., minutes after Djokovic's match ended, that the Wimbledon referee's office announced it was shifting Williams' match to Centre Court, with the roof shut and lights on.
Williams was rather dominant serving and receiving. In the first set, she delivered seven aces at up to 116 mph, at least one in each of her four services game, and hit nine return winners, at least one in each of Date-Krumm's four service games.
When it was over, Williams wagged an index finger in the air, as if to remind all she is No. 1, then exchanged high-fives with some fans.
"Every time I go out there, I tell you, I feel like anything can happen. I don't feel invincible. I feel like anything can happen," she said. "More than anything, that keeps me completely motivated."
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