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	Wired News: Inside Look at Birth of the IPod (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ben Knauss is a former senior manager at PortalPlayer, the company Apple Computer approached to help develop an MP3 player that would eventually become the wildly popular iPod.
		Knauss shared his firsthand knowledge of the device's development, the glitches that almost killed it, and the extraordinary steps Apple took to keep the iPod a secret.
		Knauss stayed on until near the end of the iPod's development, but quit shortly before it was released because he had no confidence it would be a success.
	wired-vig.wired.com /news/print/0,1294,64286,00.html (1142 words)

	Where Did The iPod Come From? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Knauss, who acted as the primary liaison between Apple and PortalPlayer, quit the company in 2001.
		Knauss said Fadell approached several companies and was turned away by all of them, except for Apple.
		Knauss said Fadell was familiar with PortalPlayer's reference designs for a couple of MP3 players, including one about the size of a cigarette packet.
	locations.derrickfamily.net /forum/about36704.html (284 words)

	High School Roundup: Braves top Seals to win outright CSC-I title - February 19, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Knauss stole an inbound pass from the side on the Johnstown end of the court and drove the length of the court for the game-clincher.
		Knauss’ basket capped a fourth-quarter run for Northumberland (24-11) after a Johnstown (16-5) run resulted in a one-point lead with under 4 minutes remaining in the game.
		Knauss finished with 20 points and seven rebounds for Northumberland, which will play Meadowbrook Christian for the ACAA championship today at 3 p.m.
	www.dailyitem.com /archive/2005/0219/sports/stories/05sports.htm (465 words)

	Anil Dash: knauss
		Hello, I'm Greg Knauss, and welcome to the next stop on the "Rainy Day Fun and Games for Toddler and Total Bastard" virtual book tour.
		Even picking among the most popular or well-written sites there was still such a shameless willingness to whore out space and bandwidth in exchange for hipster cred and a respite, however brief, from their own mind-numbing tedium that we were able to map out a formidable list in minutes.
		Credit where it's due, it was entirely Ben's suggestion that we only visit a few sites, knowing that our selective tour stops would inevitably spark another stupid A-list discussion, bringing the End of Weblogs that much closer.
	www.dashes.com /anil/2002/04/01/knauss (601 words)

	El nacimiento del iPod visto desde adentro :: El desarrollo del iPod se encuentra envuelto en un manto de secreto y (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Knauss agregó que en una de las primeras reuniones con PortalPlayer, Fadell había dicho: "Este es el proyecto que va a darle nueva forma a Apple, que dentro de 10 años ya no será una empresa de computación sino de música".
		Knauss comentó que en aquel momento no les plantearon la exigencia de incorporar FairPlay, la tecnología de protección contra copias de Apple, que fue agregada a la segunda generación de iPods en coincidencia con la inauguración de la tienda de música iTunes.
		Knauss dijo que todos los prototipos del iPod -y hubo varios-se colocaban sellados dentro de una caja de plástico reforzado de un tamaño similar al de una caja de zapatos.
	www.rie.cl /?a=4428 (1385 words)

	base macintosh, design and photoshop tennis online hub Archive - Inside Look at Birth of the IPod (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The company snagged an interview with Ben Knauss, a former manager at PortalPlayer, the company whose chip powers the iPod.
		Knauss also suggests that Apple almost killed the iPod because early production models only had three hours' battery life and the devices were draining the battery even when turned off.
		Knauss, who is now contracting for Microsoft, told Wired that he left PortalPlayer shortly before the iPod's release because he wasn't sure it would succeed.
	www.baseboard.net /forums/showthread/t-17504.html (1304 words)

	Ben Knauss (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
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	How the iPod Came To Be (Gadget News Reviews Discounts)
		How the iPod Came To Be Wired has an interesting interview with Ben Knauss, part of the team that designed and built the original iPod for Apple...
		Here's my favorite part of the story: Knauss stayed on until near the end of the iPod's development, but quit shortly before it was released because he had no confidence it would be a success.
		Wired has an interesting interview with Ben Knauss, part of the team that designed and built the original iPod for Apple...
	www.shinyplastic.com /archives/07-21-04-music-how_the_ipod_came_to_be.php (374 words)

	iPod Cranks the Tunes For Deaf Jobs, Former Consultant Claims \|\| The Mac Observer
		Ben Knauss, a former senior manager at PortalPlayer, which helped Apple design and produce the popular device, claimed Mr.
		Knauss claimed the idea of the iPod was dreamt up by hardware expert Tony Fadell, who is now senior director of the iPod and special projects group at Apple.
		Knauss said the iPod project was nearly killed close to completion when it was apparent the device only had a three-hour battery life.
	www.macobserver.com /article/2004/07/21.5.shtml (1604 words)

	News - 'Deaf' Jobs pumps up iPod volume
		Wired spoke with former PortalPlayer senior manager Ben Knauss, who made the claims.
		PortalPlayer is the company Apple worked with to develop the iPod, and Wired has the exclusive interview with Knauss.
		Knauss worked at PortalPlayer until near the end of development of the product, but quit before its release because he was not confident it would succeed.
	www.helpkidshear.org /news/media/2004/07-21-2004-ipod.htm (231 words)

	Encyclopedia: Ben Knauss
		Other projects he has worked on include Sierra Entertainment's Police Quest, Wal_Mart's Perpetual Inventory, Informix Wingz, and Exxon Mobil's Prism System.
		Between 1998-2001, Ben worked for various groups within Microsoft, including the Advanced Server Technology Group and the Competative Accounts Technical Marketing Group.
		In 2002, Ben was hired as Vice President of Engineering for ImarTek, a Redmond, Washington based internet startup.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Ben-Knauss (167 words)

	Piano Musician News :: Music Industry News :: The god of iPod
		PortalPlayer's company manager, Ben Knauss, says the company's work "was attractive to Apple because we had an operating system.
		Jobs stayed close to the project all the way, his brilliance as a marketer and his flawless taste in design shining through in his rigorous-as-ever demands for the highest standards.
		Knauss recalls, "Steve would be horribly offended if he couldn't get to the song he wanted in less than three pushes of a button." Because of the impossibly short schedule, there wasn't any time for custom-designed computer chips.
	www.pianomusician.com /news/index.php?id=230 (3012 words)

	Everything Apple: The Birth of the iPod Revealed
		It quotes Ben Knauss, a former senior manager at PortalPlayer Inc., the company which developed the first iPod prototypes.
		According to Knauss, once Apple bought into PortalPlayer's idea, Steve Jobs was intimately involved every step of the way, and largely shaped the look-and-feel of the unit.
		Ironically, Knauss quit PortalPlayer before the iPod was released, because he thought it wouldn't fly, and now works on contract with Microsoft.
	everythingapple.blogspot.com /2004/07/birth-of-ipod-revealed.html (127 words)

	Clarion University vs Lock Haven (Nov 09, 2002)
		L 4-3 L30 Greg Knauss punt 30 yards to the CLAR40, out-of-bounds.
		L 4-17 L09 Greg Knauss punt 45 yards to the CLAR46, Culver,Ben return 17 yards to the LHU37 (Jim Hanzely), PENALTY CLAR illegal block 10 yards to the LHU47, 1st and 10, CLAR ball on LHU47.
		L 4-13 C47 Greg Knauss punt 34 yards to the CLAR13, fair catch by Culver,Ben.
	www.clarion.edu /relations/athletics/football/02_stories/22clar-lh.HTM (3979 words)

	InterText v1n2: The Explosion That Killed Ben Lippincott by Greg Knauss
		Greg Knauss (greg@eod.com) is a computer programmer and the creator of An Entirely Other Day.
		InterText stories written by Greg Knauss: "The Talisman" (v1n1), "Schrödinger's Monkey" (v1n1), "New Orleans Wins the War" (v1n2), "The Explosion That Killed Ben Lippincott" (v1n2), "The Damnation of Richard Gillman" (v1n3), "Novalight" (v4n3).
		This story may only be distributed as part of the collected whole of Volume 1, Number 2 of InterText.
	www.intertext.com /magazine/v1n2/explosion.html (1408 words)

	The Story Of The Birth Of The iPod :: iPod Hacks :: The Latest and Greatest for Your iPod
		Wired is running a story entitled "Inside Look at Birth of the iPod" which tells the story of just how the iPod came to be.
		The piece looks at Tony's roll as well as that of Ben Knauss, former senior manager at PortalPlayer, the folks who had the OS / music player in the works that allowed them and Apple to bring it all together.
		This article is a fitting read, here just days after the rollout of the new 4th generation iPod.
	www.ipodhacks.com /article.php?sid=977 (292 words)

	JudgeRoberts.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Lord is a former political director in the Reagan White House and the author of The Borking Rebellion.
		Florida, August 22nd: Dean Colson and Ben Ginsberg - Colson was Roberts' Best Man in his wedding and a former co-Rehnquist Law Clerk with Roberts and Knauss.
		Hope is a former nominee to the DC Court of Appeals who was denied a hearing and vote by Senate Democrats.
	judgeroberts.com /epresskit (891 words)

	Miscellaneous American Knauss Families (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Heinrich Knauss, son of Daniel, #15, Francis' brother, lived in York Co. in 1790's, possibly 1800's; maybe in 1800; b.
		KNOUSE, farmer sp--Fern ____ Josie KNOUSE Jessie KNOUSE John KNOUSE Ben KNOUSE GROUP 57: Almost certainly either Conrad Knauss (would be Johannes Conrad KNAUSS) or John Knauss, both sons of Gottfried: 1--John C. Knouse, b.
		April 27, 1887, Washington Co, PA 3--Frank Elrod KNAUSS b.
	home.frognet.net /~jaknouse/geneal.htg/knaussmisc.html (5248 words)

	Paul Thurrott's Internet Nexus
		Both of these articles focus on the limits of Apple's online storage, and in the wake of moves by Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo, I fully expect Apple to bump up both its email and remote file storage limits.
		Wired: "Ben Knauss is a former senior manager at PortalPlayer, the company Apple Computer approached to help develop an MP3 player that would eventually become the wildly popular iPod.
		We had the software and the hardware already done, and Apple was on a tight schedule.' Knauss said the reference design was about 80 percent complete when Apple came calling."
	www.internet-nexus.com /2004_07_18_archive.htm (5138 words)

	Progress for America :: Precedent, Not Politics: Judge Roberts' Friends, Colleagues & Legal Experts Barnstorm ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		North Dakota, August 18th: Rob Knauss and Jeffrey Lord -- Knauss has been friends with Roberts for 25 years since they clerked for Supreme Court Justice Rehnquist together.
		Colorado, August 19th: Rob Knauss and Ben Ginsberg -- Knauss has been friends with Roberts for 25 years since they clerked for Supreme Court Justice Rehnquist together.
		Florida, August 22nd: Dean Colson and Ben Ginsberg -- Colson was Roberts' Best Man in his wedding and a former co-Rehnquist Law Clerk with Roberts and Knauss.
	sev.prnewswire.com /legal/20050816/DCM02415082005-1.html (932 words)

	Knauss leads Northumberland to victory - February 20, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Knauss leads Northumberland to victory - February 20, 2004
		MILTON — Ben Knauss scored 11 of his game-high 20 points in the first quarter to pace Northumberland Christian to 21 total points in the period as the Warriors crushed First Baptist in the first round of the Allegheny Christian Athletic Association playoffs Thursday at Meadowbrook Christian School.
		Knauss added 15 rebounds, while Dan Geise and Ron Romine chipped in 15 and 14 points, respectively, for Northumberland Christian (20-6).
	www.dailyitem.com /archive/2004/0220/sports/stories/05sports.htm (190 words)

	The Cult of Mac Blog
		Former PortalPlayer manager, Ben Knauss, interviewed for Tuesday's Wired News story about the birth of the iPod, mentioned an interesting detail of Tony 'father of the iPod' Fadell, which wasn't included because of length considerations.
		Fadell (pictured right) is the man who allegedly sold Apple on the idea of an MP3 player tied to an online music store, and is now the senior director of Apple's iPod & Special Projects Group.
		According to Knauss, Fadell always dresses in matching clothes and accessories, and every day in a different color.
	wiredblogs.tripod.com /cultofmac/index.blog?entry_id=379514 (214 words)

	Delta Raceway, Spet 22, 2001
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	www.racemra.com /2001raceresults/delta0923.htm (2091 words)

	GoCityKids \| Miami: Dessert/Ice Cream
		With funky names like Chunky Monkey and Wavy Gravy, this honest-to-goodness ice cream is worth...
		Knauss Berry Farm is known for its fresh produce, baked goods, and milkshakes.
		Locals drive for miles for strawberry shakes, but other flavors like mango, chocolate, raspberry, and vanilla are also available.
	www.gocitykids.com /browse/subcat.jsp?area=192&category=23 (242 words)

	osViews \| osOpinion :: Tech Opinions for the People, by the People (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		So Seitel replaced the arrays from EMC Corp., one of the biggest names in the market, with Xserve RAID storage units from a company associated more with portable music players than business storage technology -- Apple Computer Inc.
		Ben Huber, information technology manager at the Houston-based seismic data provider's Calgary operations, says Seitel has no Macs and no plans to buy any.
		Huber says Seitel chose Apple storage because of lower up-front prices and long-term maintenance costs when compared to products from more mainstream storage specialists.
	osopinion.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&... (1993 words)

	Digital Music News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In comments to Wired, former PortalPlayer senior manager Ben Knauss referred to Steve Jobs` heavy involvement with the project: "The interesting thing about the iPod, is that since it started, it had 100 percent of Steve Jobs` time.
		In the latest week, Ben Jelen had a file-sharing audience of 239,396, while Atreyu ranked with 102,971.
		Ben Jelen, whose album was released in March, most recently scanned 36,474 units according to data supplied by Soundscan.
	www.digitalmusicnews.com /yesterday/august2004 (9949 words)

	Greencracker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Wired has a good article on the design and development of the iPod.
		It covers the idea Ben Knauss had but couldn't sell to anyone and how Apple listened to him.
		If you're not familiar with the process of product development, you may find it interesting.
	www.greencracker.com /archives/2004/07/index.html (888 words)

	Mellel's Newsletter #12 -- 25-July-2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Apparently, some people who were there from the start did not believe it will be successful and abandoned the development group just before the iPod was released.
		One such person, Ben Knauss, now says "[i]t was probably a mistake." Was it ever.
		Three tips for using Mellel -- This month we've added several new tips to the list of tips on our site (we now have 12!).
	www.redlers.com /NewsLetter12.html (1394 words)

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	www.macroundup.com /archives/news/2004-07-21 (2821 words)

	High school roundup - October 5, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Eagles improve to 2-9 overall and 1-6 in league play.
		BLOOMSBURG — Ben Knauss scored three first-half goals, while Ron Romine tallied two goals and two assists as Northumberland Christian took the nonleague victory.
		ANNVILLE — Adam Myers’ unassisted goal with 4:04 left in the game gave the Dutchmen the nonleague victory.
	www.dailyitem.com /archive/2004/1005/sports/stories/04sports.htm (814 words)

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