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Foxconn Group suffers book loss of over NT$6.4 billion from investment in Sharp
Jun 25, 12:28
Four members of the Foxconn Group made a combined investment of JPY66.907 billion (US$30.9 million) in Japan-based Sharp for a 9.88% stake, but have suffered a total book loss of...
Micron posts another quarter of losses
Jun 21, 16:40
Micron Technology has reported a fourth consecutive quarterly loss. Despite a rise in the company's DRAM product ASPs, prices fell significantly for its NAND flash chips in the quarter...
Vibo Telecom unlikely to cover cumulative losses in 2012
Jun 15, 16:13
Vibo Telecom, a 3G mobile telecom carrier in Taiwan, believes that its operations in 2012 are unlikely to cover the cumulative operating loss of previous years, chairman Rock Hsu...
May 11, 01:20
Semiconductor Manufacturing International (SMIC), China's largest silicon wafer foundry, saw its quarterly net loss improve to US$42.8 million in first-quarter 2012 from US$165.2...
Powerchip loss narrows in 1Q12
May 10, 10:20
Taiwan-based chipmaker Powerchip Technology has reported a net loss of NT$5.56 billion (US$18.9 million) for the first quarter of 2012, showing improvement compared to a loss of NT$8.87...
Taiwan-based solar wafer makers report 1Q12 net losses
May 7, 10:33
Taiwan-based solar wafer makers have not been able to climb out of losses since second half of 2011 despite the fact that most solar wafer firms have clear order visibility in recent...
LDK reports 4Q11 gross margin of negative 65.5%
May 2, 12:10
LDK Solar, a China-based vertically integrated manufacturer of solar products, has reported its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2011. According...
Apr 26, 15:02
LCD panel maker AU Optronics (AUO) has posted consolidated revenues of NT$81.102 billion (US$2.749 billion), down 9.4% from the previous quarter. Net loss for the first quarter came...
Macronix swings to loss in 1Q12
Apr 26, 12:22
Macronix International swung to net losses of NT$1.09 billion (US$37 million) in the first quarter of 2012 from profits in the prior quarter and a year ago. The maker of NOR flash...
SK Hynix suffers third straight quarterly loss
Apr 26, 12:17
SK Hynix (formerly Hynix Semiconductor), the world's second-largest DRAM memory supplier, has reported another quarterly loss as a result of weak chip demand and falling prices.
Winbond posts third straight quarterly loss
Apr 26, 11:52
Taiwan-based Winbond Electronics, a maker of niche-market DRAM and NOR flash memory, has reported its third consecutive quarterly loss due to falling ASPs of its products in particular...
CMC posts 2011 net loss per share of NT$0.61
Apr 2, 10:49
CMC Magnetics, a Taiwan-based maker of blank optical discs, suffered a net loss per share of NT$0.61 for 2011, according to the company.
CMI posts heavy losses of nearly NT$65 billion for 2011
Apr 2, 10:23
Chimei Innolux (CMI) has reported net losses of NT$20 billion (US$677 million) for the fourth quarter of 2011, bringing total losses for all of the year to NT$64.76 billion.
Acer suffers net loss per share of NT$2.52 in 2011
Mar 30, 15:41
Acer on March 29 released its 2011 financial results, recording a net loss per share of NT$2.52 (US$0.085).
Asia Optical 4Q11 net loss over half of capital
Stockwatch - Mar 30, 10:47
Asia Optical, a Taiwan-based maker of optical lenses and digital cameras, suffered net losses of NT$1.468 billion (US$49.3 million) in fourth-quarter 2012, accounting for 52.23% of...
E-Ton suffers 2011 net loss of over NT$4 billion
Mar 27, 14:28
E-Ton Solar Tech, a Taiwan-based maker of solar cells, has announced its 2011 financial report with revenues of NT$6.73 billion (US$222 million) and gross operating loss of NT$2.552...
Mar 23, 01:10
Walsin Technology, which makes multi-layer ceramic capacitors (MLCC) as well as chip resistors, slipped into the red in 2011 with sales down 37.6% from a year ago.
Altek suffers operating loss in 4Q11 mainly due to Kodak bankruptcy
Mar 23, 01:00
Altek on March 22 released its 2011 financial report, suffering a net operating loss of NT$741 million (US$25 million) mainly because of losses in accounts receivable and inventory...
Taiwan memory designers slip into the red
Mar 20, 14:23
Major Taiwan-based memory IC designers Etron Technology, Elite Semiconductor Memory Technology (ESMT) and Zentel Electronics all swung to net losses in 2011 from profits a year ago,...
DRAM firms expected to post narrower losses in 1Q12
Feb 22, 12:24
With DRAM prices stabilizing and starting to rise, chip suppliers that operated in the red in the fourth quarter of 2011 are expected to see their quarterly losses narrow sequentially...
Acer expects double ultrabook shipments in 2Q12, improving gross margin each quarter
Feb 16, 01:25
Acer has announced results for 2011 with operating profit turning from losses to gains in the fourth quarter of 2011, while company chairman JT Wang pointed out that gross margin...
SMIC posts larger loss in 4Q11
Feb 9, 13:35
Semiconductor Manufacturing International (SMIC), China's largest contract chipmaker, saw its net losses widen to US$165.6 million in the fourth quarter of 2011 from US$88.1 million...
Winbond suffers 4Q11 net loss of over NT$1 billion
Feb 9, 13:30
Taiwan-based memory IC maker Winbond Electronics suffered net losses of NT$1.189 billion (US$39.3 million) and a net loss per share of NT$0.32 for the fourth quarter of 2011 mainly...
Sapphire substrate maker Wafer Works Optronics reports net loss for 2011
Feb 6, 14:20
Weak demand in the LED market in 2011 caused pricing of upstream sapphire substrates to decrease as well. 2-inch substrates have been quoted around US$8-10/unit.
Neo Solar Power reports narrowing net loss for January
Feb 4, 11:03
Taiwan-based solar cell maker Neo Solar Power (NSP) reported fourth-quarter 2011 net losses of NT$1.666 billion (US$56 million). EPS in the fourth quarter were negative NT$4.46. Fourth-quarter...
Elpida posts larger loss in fiscal 3Q11
Feb 3, 01:00
Elpida Memory has reported net losses of JPY42.1 billion (US$553 million) for its fiscal third quarter ended December 31, 2011 compared to losses of JPY29.6 billion a year ago. Consolidated...
Hynix posts second straight quarterly loss
Feb 2, 11:56
Memory chip maker Hynix Semiconductor has posted its second straight quarterly loss in the fourth quarter. The company swung into the red in 2011 with revenues down 14% from a year...
Powerchip, Rexchip post 2011 losses
Feb 1, 15:34
DRAM memory makers Powerchip Technology and Rexchip Electronics have both swung to net losses in 2011 from profits a year earlier.
Nanya reports larger loss for 2011
Jan 19, 01:00
DRAM chipmaker Nanya Technology's net losses for 2011 widened to NT$39.88 billion (US$1.33 billion) from NT$15.13 billion a year ago. Revenues declined 35% on year to NT$36.74 billion...
Powerchip raises NT$314 million by selling Apacer shares
Stockwatch - Jan 13, 01:00
Powerchip Technology has raised NT$314 million (US$10.5 million) by selling its entire stake in memory module maker Apacer Technology, according to a company filing with the Taiwan...
SemiLEDs reports loss for fiscal 1Q12
Jan 12, 11:38
SemiLEDs, a developer and manufacturer of LED chips and LED components, has announced its financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2012, ended November 30, 2011. Revenue...
Winbond likely to stay in red in 4Q11
Jan 10, 12:10
Winbond Electronics, which swung to a small loss in the third quarter of 2011, is likely to stay in the red in the last quarter of the year due to declining sales of NOR flash and...
Inventory surge adds to DRAM woes, says IHS
Jan 6, 11:35
Already besieged by low demand and bleak growth prospects, the market for DRAM is encountering yet another dispiriting obstacle - an alarming rise in inventory that threatens to further...
Jan 3, 16:44
Kenmec Mechanical Engineering is likely to post its first annual loss since it was founded 35 years ago, due to recognized losses from solar-cell making subsidiary Tainergy Tech.
Asia Optical expected to see operating loss in 4Q11
Dec 27, 10:37
Asia Optical, which makes optical lenses and digital cameras, is expected to see decreased shipments and continued operating loss in the fourth quarter of 2011 due to off-season effect...
Solartech Energy sees increased August revenues
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LED demand turns weak in 3Q14, says Epistar chairman
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Gigabyte Communications to ship 2G feature phones
Mobile + telecom | Sep 1, 22:10
Panel makers look to vehicle industry as handset panel shipments remain conservative
Displays | Sep 1, 22:04
Trends and technologies at Touch Taiwan 2014
Displays | Sep 1, 22:02
Automated production lines still not yet efficient for back-end assembly players
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 22:24
Apple cuts iPad mini prices; non-Apple vendors may follow suit
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 21:43
Digitimes Research: DRAM shipments to drop 20% on year in 2014 due to weak PC demand
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 21:42
Digitimes Research: Kickstarter wearables expand their presences in sleep sensing industry
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 21:23
Three flexible PCB makers raise funds to address growing business operations
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 21:18
Apple iWatch still under EVT despite components already in production
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 21:16
Taiwan market: HTC to launch HTC Butterfly 2 through cooperation with Chunghwa Telecom
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 21:14
Trend and technologies at Touch Taiwan 2014
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 21:13
Asustek readies new 2-in-1 products for competition
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 21:12
Demand for 8-inch wafer foundry heating up
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 21:12
New mobile products to benefit component suppliers until end of 2014
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 21:11
Acer becomes top PC and projector vendor in Philippines
Before Going to Press | Sep 1, 21:09
- Microsoft reduces Surface chassis suppliers; may adopt similar strategy for other components
- Makers expect UHD TV panels and WQHD handset panels to gain more traction in 2015
- Asustek to release US$100 7-inch tablet in Taiwan
- Eon reportedly to team up with China Sigma to develop NAND flash chips
- Taiwan solar cell makers see orders increase in August
- Smart grid as a service will reach US$11.2 billion in annual revenues by 2023, says Navigant
- More UHD TVs shipped in 2Q14 than in all of 2013, says DisplaySearch
- Acer to reveal new business plans and partners in October
- Digitimes Research: Proportion of HDMI/DisplayPort technology in LCD monitors increases 7.5pp in August
- Digitimes Research: Korea kicks off semiconductor development projects
- Taiwan market: TWM, FET add 1800MHz to 4G operation
- Asia Pacific Telecom to merge with Ambit Microelectronics
- Touch Taiwan 2014: ITRI features new one-step production method for touch panels
- ASPs for handset, touch controller, LCD driver ICs trending down in 3Q14
- Digitimes Research: JDI WQHD technology gaining traction in China high-end smartphone market
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- Asustek expects to ship nearly 8 million ZenPhones in 2014
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- Digitimes Research: China small- to medium-size panel shipments to increase 12.9% in 2H14
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Defense Acquisitions:
Measuring the Value of DOD's Weapon Programs Requires Starting with Realistic Baselines
GAO-09-543T: Published: Apr 1, 2009. Publicly Released: Apr 1, 2009.
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n 2008, the cumulative cost growth in the Department of Defense's portfolio of 96 major defense acquisition programs was $296 billion and the average delay in delivering promised capabilities to the warfighter was 22 months. These poor outcomes mean that other critical defense and national priorities may go unfunded and that warfighters may go without the equipment they need to counter the changing threats that they face. GAO has examined extensively the issues in DOD's weapon system programs from the perspective of best practices in product development, and believes that significant improvements are possible. Because the ability to measure knowledge, processes, and outcomes is critical to achieving these improvements, GAO has used metrics to review the management and health of these programs from within the framework of best practices. This testimony discusses: 1) "knowledge metrics," used to determine how well programs manage technology, design, and manufacturing risks; 2) outcome metrics--concerning cost, schedule, and capability--that serve as "health indicators" of how well programs are being executed in terms of predicted outcomes; and 3) the prerequisites that GAO believes must be met in order for a program's plans and goals to be realistic.
GAO employs a set of knowledge metrics to determine whether programs have attained the right knowledge at critical points over the course of a weapon system acquisition, and facilitate the identification of potential problems that could lead to cost, schedule, or performance shortfalls. In essence, knowledge supplants risk over time. Key knowledge points and metrics include 1) achieving a high level of technology maturity at the start of program development, 2) reaching design stability at the system-level critical design review, and 3) demonstrating that critical manufacturing processes are in control before starting production. By applying these metrics to selected programs in DOD's 2008 portfolio of major defense acquisitions, GAO found that most programs have started system development without mature technologies and moved into system demonstration with low levels of design stability. GAO has determined that programs with immature technologies and unstable designs have experienced significant cost and schedule growth. Program outcome metrics--quantitative measures of cost, schedule, and performance over time--provide useful indicators of the health of acquisition programs and whether they are meeting their intended goals. When assessed regularly for changes and the reasons that cause changes, these indicators can be valuable tools for improving insight into and oversight of individual programs as well as DOD's total portfolio of major defense acquisitions. The collective performance of the programs in DOD's portfolio is a key indicator of how well the acquisition system generates the return on investment that it promises to the warfighter, Congress and taxpayers. GAO recently reported that outcome metrics for DOD's 2008 major defense acquisition portfolio show worsening performance when compared to the department's 2003 portfolio. For example, total acquisition costs for programs in the 2008 portfolio increased 25 percent from first estimates compared to a 19-percent increase for programs in the 2003 portfolio. DOD is working with GAO and the Office of Management and Budget to develop a comprehensive set of outcome metrics to better assess its portfolio of programs. While knowledge and outcome metrics provide valuable information about the potential problems and health of programs, they are of limited value if DOD does not do a better job ensuring acquisitions begin with realistic plans and baselines prior to development start. GAO believes there is a clear set of prerequisites that must be met by each program's acquisition strategy before a measurement of the program's health will be of real value. These prerequisites include: 1) establishing an evolutionary, knowledge-based business case for each acquisition; 2) separating technology development from product development; 3) limiting time and requirements for product development to manageable levels; 4) employing systems engineering early on in the process to arrive at realistic cost and schedule estimates; 5) committing to fully funding a program once it is approved; and 6) setting priorities from the top to ensure that candidate programs are truly needed and have a solid plan for delivery.
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Active and Reserve Unit Costs:DOD Report to Congress Generally Addressed the Statutory Requirements but Lacks DetailGAO-14-711R: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Air Force Working Capital Fund:Actions Needed to Manage Cash Balances to Required LevelsGAO-14-480: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Defense Health Care Reform:Actions Needed to Help Realize Potential Cost Savings from Medical Education and TrainingGAO-14-630: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Defense Health Care:US Family Health Plan is Duplicative and Should be EliminatedGAO-14-684: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Defense Management:DOD Needs to Improve Future Assessments of Roles and MissionsGAO-14-668: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
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Defense Contracting:Factors DOD Considers When Choosing Best Value Processes Are Consistent with Guidance for Selected AcquisitionsGAO-14-584: Published: Jul 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 30, 2014.
Littoral Combat Ship:Additional Testing and Improved Weight Management Needed Prior to Further InvestmentsGAO-14-749: Published: Jul 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 30, 2014.
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Security Clearances:Tax Debts Owed by DOD Employees and ContractorsGAO-14-686R: Published: Jul 28, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 28, 2014.
Jul 17, 2014
Missile Defense:DOD's Report Provides Limited Insight on Improvements to Homeland Missile Defense and Acquisition PlansGAO-14-626R: Published: Jul 17, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 17, 2014.
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Military Training:Observations on Efforts to Prepare Personnel to Survive Helicopter Crashes into WaterGAO-14-615R: Published: Jul 14, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 14, 2014.
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They call it the "Brown Factor." A celebrity judge with deep pockets stepping into the race at a time when county Democrats would like payback for the Republican defeat back in 2010.Every candidate seeks this kind of media attention for something as routine as filing papers to run for office. Judge Brown didn't ask for face time on the evening news about running for district attorney. He practically commanded it."I was very aggressive trial lawyer," Judge Brown said. "I was very learned judge-wise in the way of the world, and I am smart."DOWNLOAD: Elections questions for Shelby Co GOP chairman
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Donald Noennich: "When I first moved in here I was paying $32 a month maintenance. What we pay now honey $319 a month. I am not living on Star Island."
Donald can laugh about the maintenance fee but not about his air conditioner.
Donald Noennich: "I looked at the temperature it was 79 degrees and I had it set to 74."
To make a long story short, Donald and Wendy's air conditioner was broken. A repairman concluded a line in the walls was leaking.
Donald Noennich: "The pipe is not inside its goes through the walls, down through our wall, down into the people beneath us."
Now after living here 37 years, Donald knows the basic condo rule about responsibility.
Donald Noennich: "If it's outside the wall I pay for the problem. If it's inside the wall they pay for the problem."
Wendy called the condo association. They said they weren't responsible for the $1,900 estimate to replace the leaky line so she called their insurance company.
Donald Noennich: "Homeowners insurance said its inside the wall the association should pay for it."
The associating still didn't budge, refusing to fix the line leaving Donald and Wendy steaming in the hot South Florida summer.
Donald Noennich: "Kind of like 91 degrees here at night, kind of like on the warm side. Got a little dog she's looking at me huffing and puffing. She's going, 'Daddy what's the problem?'"
After two and a half weeks, Donald says Wendy's parents felt bad for them and loaned them $1,900 to replace the leaky line. But Donald doesn't want the association to get away with this.
Donald Noennich: "I want to get my money from our association. I want them to pay for it, which they should pay for it. They should pay for it."
Well Howard, the leaky line is behind the wall so does the condo association have to repair it?
Howard Finkelstein: "Donald is right. If its behind the wall, normally the association is responsible. But we looked at the condo documents and they gave themselves an out by saying that they are responsible if the pipe in the wall serves more than one unit. If this case, the line only services Donald's air conditioner meaning Donald has to pay for it."
I spoke to the property manager at Cutler Creek. He told me they gave Donald and Wendy a break making a huge exception, allowing them to run the AC line outside the wall, instead of forcing them of going inside the walls where it used to be. He said that saved them a lot of headaches and a lot of money. And its understandable why Donald couldn't find the clause making him responsible in the condo documents. They are 121 pages long saying the association was not responsible, was in the middle of page 21 in small print in a single paragraph but its worth it for an owner to suffer thru the documents.
Howard Finkelstein: "Get a copy of your association documents. They can charge you but you need that paperwork to know what you are responsible for and what they are responsible for. Those documents could save you a lot of money or fighting a battle you wont win."
Donald and Wendy fought the battle, lost and are out $1,900 dollars but at least they aren't steaming anymore.
Donald Noennich: "I just need to get a cool after two and half weeks its finally cool. My dogs happy."
Patrick Fraser: "I think they like that dog. And something else, associations have insurance if its normal wear and tear like Donald had, they don't have to pay but if its caused by a fire or a hurricane then the associations insurance would have to cover it. So check into that as well."
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Uni Watch's Paul Lukas took an enormous assigment of ranking the uniforms of all teams in the NBA, MLB, NFL, and NHL for four-letter. That's 122 teams, folks. And he has the Wolves ranked 115th: "The Wolves' numbering and lettering have evolved over the years from illegible to semi-legible to childish, which only counts as progress if you think getting a D on your term paper is better than flunking out. Meanwhile, the uniform design has featured one useless gimmick after another (the "tree line" on the shorts, the odd collars, etc.). Instead of tweaking the same concept over and over, they need to go back to the drawing board and start from scratch, pronto." At least he ranks them above the Vikings!
"I think we used to call him kind of a poor man's Larry Bird," Denver coach George Karl said. "I think you can take 'poor man's' off that comparison now. His ability to rebound is incredible and his offensive tools and skills are growing."Karl on Kevin Love.
Kevin Pelton examines how Rubio's injury (and the Wolves current replacements who will now get his minutes) might affect the Wolves' bottom line in terms of win projection and playoff odds (which, pre-Rubio-injury, were above 50% for the first time since Sam-I-Am was driving this thing, according to Hollinger and bb-ref).
Wages of Wins chimes in on the top rookies thus far.
Timberwolves: The Minnesota Timberwolves are a two guard away from being very good. They know it. The league knows it and Timberwolves' fans have known it all season. The Wolves have a number of cashable parts. The problem is there does not seem to be a lot of interest in Wes Johnson, Wayne Ellington or Luke Ridnour – especially not for a starting caliber two guard. Sources close to the situation say there are few teams that would do a deal for rookie Derrick Williams but at this point the Wolves seem unwilling to move him or entertain talks involving him. The parts the Wolves would cash don't seem to be drawing much, so while the Wolves understand they need to upgrade, they are not eager to make a bad deal, but expect them to be active in the march up to the deadline. If a starter at the two spot shakes loose, they seem eager and willing to pull the trigger. Keep an eye on Houston's Courtney Lee… Wolves' coach Rick Adelman knows him and it seems he is available from the Rockets. If the price comes down, don't be surprised to see a deal. Courtney is no Kevin Martin, but at this point the Wolves are buyers in a sellers' market place.Hoopsworld.com, FWIW...
Discussions continue between the Blazers and Nicolas Batum's agent, Bouna Ndiaye, on an extension, but deal not close, sources say. 23 JanKen Berger Twitter I apologize if it's a little weird to post whispers about a non-Wolves player, but... Knock knock!
A piece from SI's Lee Jenkins on the Love/Rubio/Adelman foundation.
Lost amid all the Love contract talk...the Wolves exercise 2012-13 options on Wes and Wayne any day nowZgoda tweet
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Redemption, thy name is Sullivan One name that is sticking out like a sore thumb at the top of the rankings in a "what are you doing there?" kind of way is John Sullivan (+7.5) of the Minnesota Vikings. In two seasons since taking over from Matt Birk in Minnesota Sullivan has ranked 28th (in 2009) and 26th (in 2010). His poor play as a run blocker, along with most of the rest of the offensive line has been a thorn in the side of the Vikings. The poor play of Sullivan and his fellow linemen has limited the impact Adrian Peterson has been able to have the last two seasons, which makes what he has achieved all the more impressive. This season however, Sullivan has very quietly raised his game and at the midway point of 2011, Sullivan is our third-ranked run blocking center. In years past, Sullivan has struggled even against the worst defensive tackles in the league but this Sunday he showed the extent of his progress, claiming a season high +2.5 run-blocking grade against the Panthers' subpar interior defensive line. The Vikings averaged 5.3 yards per carry on runs off his left hip and on 35 rushes off of his right hip this season the Vikings are averaging 7.9 yards per carry. Those sorts of numbers would have been unheard of around Sullivan in years past, and backup the notion that to this point Sullivan is a leading candidate for the most improved player in the league.ProFootballFocus
Hate to rain on everyone's "Suck for Luck" parade, but there is an under-the-radar storyline regarding the heralded Stanford quarterback that will soon be out there. Think all your team has to do is finish 1-15 to get Andrew Luck? It might not be that easy. The presence of Luck's father, Oliver, is something league executives will be watching closely as we get closer to April. This well could be Eli Manning in 2004, or John Elway in 1983, if the Stanford quarterback's camp doesn't like the situation the highest picking team presents. "Absolutely. I've heard that for the last two years," said one college scout, who's on the road and paid to ferret this stuff out. "There's no question that it could be a Manning thing all over again." The Manning comparison, of course, arises because Archie Manning drove the bus on youngest son Eli forcing a trade from San Diego to New York. And don't get this twisted -- this isn't a criticism of Luck or his father, who is also the athletics director at West Virginia. They have the leverage, the next 10-15 years of Luck's life could be in the balance, and so it makes sense to use that power to find the right spot. It's just that, based on the way Oliver and Andrew Luck have carefully orchestrated their decisions in the past, teams are expecting this circumstance to arise if the wrong team is sitting at No. 1. "We talked about this before (Luck's sophomore) season started," said the scout. "Some people know the dad well, and the hands-on approach he has. In Andrew's defense, he seems pretty in control of everything. So I could see it being a mutual decision. And if he can control it, why play behind a (crappy) offensive line, or in a bad situation? He's gonna have that control. If he doesn't like the team there, all he has to do is voice that, and there'll be teams looking to trade up. "The Luck camp has a ton of firepower here. More than anyone I can remember."NFL.com's Albert Breer
If you enjoy great analysis on interesting football trends, I recommend visiting Chris Brown's smartfootball.com. He tends to focus more on the college game because there's more diversity of style and often more innovation on Saturdays, but I like his NFL stuff, as well. Anyway, here's a piece he wrote for Grantland breaking down Darrren Sproles and how the Saints really have their finger on the pulse about how to best utilize players like him. "Space" players. It's a great read. But if you read it and wonder if Percy Harvin could have even more potential, or frustrated that the Vikings seem lagging behind the curve on a number of fronts, you're not alone.
The franchise's signature signal caller speaks... "Players know. Who's going to be our future? Who can we build with? Maybe it's Christian Ponder. We won't know until he plays in games how he reacts. We desperately need that for the immediate future of our franchise."
Obviously, the Vikings passing attack ain't exactly a symphony right now. They're currently 27th in net passing yards per attempt. But we don't need numbers to tell us that they not reminding us of...
Overall, looking at the entire database of teams from 2002-2010, there is no correlation between second-half decline in Weeks 1-3 and second-half decline in Weeks 4-17. (If you want to get technical, the correlation coefficient is .05 on offense, -.07 on defense, and .02 overall.) If we look only at the 40 most extreme teams, the correlation is slightly higher (.13). Still, most of this evidence suggests that the Vikings aren't going to have these kinds of second-half collapses all season. If they continue to play at the level they are playing at overall, they should be a .500 team the rest of the way. Unfortunately, they're starting in an 0-3 hole, but they're not going to end up in the Suck for Luck sweepstakes.Football Outsiders
An early review by Shutdown Corner of the NFL Network documentary on Belichick. Anyone watch? I thought it was outstanding, but I always find Belichick interesting.
No one can predict the future, but we love to try. With news coming down that the Titans and Chris Johnson have agreed to a $54-$56 million deal ($30 million in guarantees), it's natural to wonder...
Might get a bit technical, but here's an interesting study by Brian Burke on QB aging. (It also suggests, perhaps, that too many people are reading too much into Donovan McNabb's poor 2010 season.)
We'll never know what coulda/shoulda/woulda happened if we could hit a RESET button somewhere and re-do the Santana trade offseason, but here's review, WAR-style, of the mess Billy Smith's made on a few fronts.
...just so happens FO's free peek to their annual this year is the Vikings chapter. Curiously, they're predicting a decent year of 8 or 9 wins, thanks to a last-place schedule and some regression (in a good way) in third-down and red zone performances. It doesn't hurt that they also consider McNabb a good QB still. On the negative side, they hit on all the concerns most fans know well (age, secondary, o-line, depth...), and they're not particularly enthusiastic about the future.
Chilly speaks to NFL.com.
Wednesday: Donovan McNabb Average: 3,305 ± 130 passing yards, 20 ± 1 TDs, 14 ± 1 INTs Best-case scenario: 4,400 passing yards, 27 TDs, 6 INTs Worst-case scenario: 2,400 passing yards, 11 TDs, 23 INTs McNabb was a quarterback we featured in last year's Wisdom of Crowds, and he ended up exceeding yardage expectations while underperforming in both touchdowns and interceptions. This season, the prognosticator's dilemma revolves around whether or not McNabb can parlay a better running game into better passing stats despite having a wide receiver corps of equal talent. After all, Percy Harvin may be Santana Moss's doppelganger, but Ryan Torain is no Adrian Peterson. One clue that might help solve the mystery is that the Vikings replaced offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell with Bill Musgrave. In his last stint in the position, Musgrave coached a Jaguars offense that averaged 3,368 passing yards, 17 touchdowns, and 14 interceptions. With Mike Shanahan last season, McNabb had prorated stats of 4,156 passing yards, 17 touchdowns, and 18 interceptions. Put that together, and you have 3,762 passing yards, 17 touchdowns, and 16 interceptions. That's pretty darn close to what our readers have to say.Football Outsiders' "Wisdom of the Crowds" Predictions
Earlier today, when talking about the trade for Jeff Keppinger, GM Brian Sabean referred to "something bigger" that he was working to complete. I can't be sure he was referring to Twins outfielder Michael Cuddyer, but I'm told that the Giants recently expressed interest in him with an eye toward playing him at second base. Cuddyer has played 13 games at second base this season and Giants scouts felt he was serviceable at the position. But the Twins had a steep asking price and so Sabean revisited the Astros because Bruce Bochy needed immediate help and he knew he could close the Keppinger deal with a phone call. With Sabean still determined to upgrade the offense and "lengthen the lineup," I wouldn't rule out the Giants revisiting Cuddyer in the next 10 days. Whether the Twins adjust the price is another matter.An observation/opinion from Giants' beat writer Andrew Baggarly
We've been kicking around how the Wolves coaching situation is likely being influenced by Taylor's desire to see how the lockout unfolds, most recently in Andy G's tongue-in-cheek, Olive-Stone-like...
Wages of Wins declares Kevin Love the most underpaid player in the league last year. Not a huge surprise given that metric considers him the best player in the league last year, and he's on his rookie deal. I don't think win score is the best stat out there, and I don't think Love's the best player in the league. But value-wise, no doubt the Wolves are robbing him blind right now. I suspect he'd be up there no matter what measure you want to use. Anyway, 18 of the top 30 underpaid players, according to WoW, are on rookie deals. The rest are largely super-duper stars who are underpaid thanks to contract caps, or they're non-scoring, WoW-style studs (e.g., Kidd, Rondo, Chuck Hayes). At any rate, this could be evidence vindicating Stop-n-Pop's theory of (paraphrasing) "Superstars, good young players on rookie deals, or bust."
I brought this up elsewhere, but with the addition of Derrick Williams last night, many are suggesting the Wolves' best (or maybe, most interesting) lineup next year should eventually be: RubioWesB...
Interesting article about the mixed impressions of Monta's D. Wolves still need a 2, and he's available, probably in a buy-low situation...not my preferred target, though.
Anxiety about Jonas V rising...
He has Brooks #1, Thompson #2, and Burks #3. He says Brooks checks out great in almost everything he looks for, and the only reason he can't predict all star games is because he didn't emerge until late in his career. But he notes that might be an opportunity thing, as Brooks has looked like a prospect on a per minute basis for a while now. Interesting in that I believe Hollinger didn't like Brooks so much. Nerd fight!
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Yet another Crayon Physics clone.
If you liked this game, dont forget to check out the COOL LINKS for Crayon Physics.
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Video Walkthroughs on youtube.
The shapes that you draw are affected by gravity, friction and inertia. Use these properties in your advantage.
The red ball (or red square in some levels), is the object that collects the flags.
Draw the objects in such a way that they push the ball in the desired direction.
Use the mouse to draw an object.
You cannot draw inside other objects.
Draw a circle by holding the left mouse button.
You can use pins and hinges to link two objects together.
Hold S and click inside an object to draw a pin. Draw a second object on top of the pin to link the two object together.
Hold D to draw a hinge. It works the same as with a pin, except that now the two objects can rotate with respect to each other.
To erase a single object hold down A as you left click a shape.
Press space to restart the level.
the author did add weight silly goose,
this game rules i caged in the ball and catapulted it lol
infinite out of ten
I usually dont write reviews, but this game was amazing. Definatly one that will increase your I.Q haha, you can have alot of fun with this. Stop reading and start playing! Perfect 10!!
Warning! highly addictive...time will just fly by
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alright soundtrack, they could of made more.
there should be a list of selected shapes.


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· NEW SALSA Dance on Mondays, starting Sep. 8th, see down below or click here
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Spaghetti with Mussels, Lemon, and Shallots
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- Coarse salt
- 1 pound spaghetti
- 6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 3/4 cup diced shallots (4 large shallots)
- 1 teaspoon red-pepper flakes
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley stems, plus 1 cup roughly chopped leaves
- 3/4 cup dry white wine
- 2 pounds mussels, scrubbed and beards removed
- 1/2 lemon, zested and juiced
Step 1
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil, and cook pasta until al dente. Drain pasta, reserving 1 1/2 cups pasta water.
Step 2
Meanwhile, in another large pot, heat 4 tablespoons oil over medium-high heat; saute shallots, red-pepper flakes, and parsley stems until tender, about 5 minutes. Add wine; cook until liquid is reduced by one-third, about 2 minutes. Add mussels, cover with a tight-fitting lid, and steam until they open, 5 to 6 minutes; discard any that do not open after 6 minutes.
Step 3
Add pasta to mussels, tossing until well combined. Add pasta water, and continue to toss and cook over medium-high heat until sauce has reduced and coats pasta. Stir in parsley leaves and lemon zest and juice. Stir in remaining oil, and serve immediately.
SourceMartha Stewart Living, September 2012
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The episode begins and Nancy comes downstairs to find Andy on roller skates and Steve entertaining himself with the fly swatter. This goes great until he tries to swat his mom in the head. Jill bought Nancy a lot of blueberries as a recovery food, but so far everything tastes like black liquorice. Nancy is impressed with Jill's grasp on a domestic routine. Jill blurts out that she and Andy are sharing the room at the top of the stairs. But Nancy doesn't hear her because she's reading the card from Shane: "Mom, found him. Soon all will be settled. Don't be mad." Meanwhile, the SEC guy Melnick comes in angry at Doug for the lousy performance of their hedge fund.
He offers to let him sign over the fund and have someone else manage it in exchange for not getting prosecuted. Doug signs the papers. Meanwhile, Silas goes through Shane's internet history and finds he Google mapped an address in Pennsylvania Dutch country. Silas offers that at least Shane knows what he's doing. He tells Nancy about Shane joining the police academy. They find Tim Scottson's Facebook page. Nancy tells him to print the address. At the twin's roller derby, Andy acts as coach and gives a pep talk. Their dad Scott is in the stands going bananas and calling for blood. Taylor rips out a girl's hair extension and Andy sits her down over Scott's loud objections. When she gets back in she throws a girl over the side.
Meanwhile, Nancy and Silas drive after Shane. Silas thinks Shane might just torture Tim, not kill him. After the bout, Andy's peppy even thought they lost. The girls are angry and bitter. Scott takes them to lunch. Meanwhile, Silas and Nancy knock at Tim's door. He's at work but his very off girlfriend lets them in. Their place smells and he has boxes of 12 dead rabbits -- all named Peter. She mentions that one of Tim's new friends stopped by in the morning and she let him borrow Tim's gun to go hunting. They find this odd, but she does not. She says he looked like all of Tim's other non-albino friends "Shifty, quiet, dead eyes, trustworthy." She asks how they know Tim and Silas freely offer that Tim shot Nancy in the head two months ago. They ask again where Tim works.
Meanwhile, Andy gives Taylor a DVD of a roller derby movie, but she busts him because she's Shayla. They're both rocking dreadlocks and eyeliner. And they're burning his shoes in the oven. Jill suggests he just buy their love. Meanwhile, at a sandwich shop, Tim looks up from behind the counter and finds Nancy waiting to place an order. His manager hovers and Tim makes a panicky sandwich. When he's done, she puts it straight in the trash. She tells him to get in her car before she calls his mother. Back at work, Whit tries to guess what Doug has in store for them. Doug leads them to an empty office with only a phone inside. The answering machine says it's the home of the Doug Wilson Foundation, a charity. He doesn't know what it does, but last week Vehement donated a huge amount of money to it.
In Nancy's car, Silas explains to a terrified Tim that Shane took his gun and he's killed before. Nancy calls for Shane in a parking lot. Meanwhile, Tim is bitter about his dad ending up in a drain pipe. Nancy points out she didn't even kill his dad, it was the Armenians and Heylia. "Do your homework," she says. He gets angry that she can't even say she's sorry. Nancy hauls him out of the car and tells him that growing up without a father is no excuse for being a psychopath. She gives him a lecture on pulling himself together. At the house, Andy creeps into Taylor's room and snips off her red dread. He's busted by Scott and Jill. Jill tries to sew the dread back on and Scott gets aggressively defensive of the girls. The girls cheer for him to fight Andy, but Scott taunts Andy saying he's too scared to fight.
They get in a slap fight. The girls continue cheering for blood until they say they hate them both. Scott and Andy both start addressing them. Andy's diatribe is about forging Raquel Welch's signature on the DVD and Scott's is about what ungrateful brats they are and how they're going to send up selling their virginity to "ethnics." He goes too far, telling the girls they never wanted twins and should have aborted. Scott seems to hear what he's saying and says he needs to go back to India. Jill will be hearing from his lawyer and in the mean time, they're supposed to listen to Andy. Back at Tim's house Nancy tries to get him to pack up and go back to California.
There's a knock on the door. Shane busts in with the investigating officers in a police windbreaker. He arrests Tim. Nancy tries to cover for Tim, saying he has an alibi, etc. But they have the gun and it matches. Nancy mouths to Tim that she's sorry and he says thanks. Shane reads him his rights. A cop tells Nancy to smile, Shane's trying to impress her. The episode ends at this point.
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Rodney Harrison joins the show, as he will do every week during the NFL season. This week he talked about what to expect from the Patriots this year. He thinks Brady can play can for another 10 or 15 years due to the rules changes. He also said that due to his size, NFL defensive players will continue to target Rob Gronkowski's knees.
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On this Patriots Monday (on a Tuesday) Chandler Jones talks about getting ready for the Miami Dolphins and his upcoming battle with Brandon Albert. The guys also asked about J.J. Watt's 100 million dollar contract.
We check in with Big Vince on a Patriots Monday as the Pats prepare to travel to Miami to take on the Dolphins in week one.
We check in with Full Tilt TB for a new weekly segment with Tedy, featuring a look at all things Patriots and NFL football.
We check with with the HC of the NEP on a Patriots Monday on a Tuesday as the Pats prep for the Dolphins this coming Sunday. Bill touches on Gronk's desire to play, the departure of Logan Mankins and more.
Co-founder and chairman of the Boston Beer Company, Jim Koch, talks about his Sam Adams beer and the history of his brewery.
Danny picard is filling in for Mikey and talks with CSNNE's Mike Giardi about Clay Buchholz heading up the Red Sox pitching rotation, and how the Patriots have looked through training camp so far.
Mut and Villani are talking about whether the Red Sox will give Jon Lester the type of contract he is looking for, or whether they might be shopping him with rumors of the Red Sox scouting Cole Hamels.
Fantasy Football Drafts are now happening every day, so Pete Davidson and Jim Hackett have you covered. The NFL season kicks off on Thursday night, so Pete and Jim get their final thoughts of some drafting strategies. They discuss their Auction draft from earlier in the week. Also, some big name players that smart drafters should avoid.
We know your Fantasy Football drafts are happening right now, so Jim Hackett and Pete Davidson are here to help. We know you'd never blow off work to draft right? Turn up the speakers! Our fantasy guys chat up Pete's most recent article on WEEI.com that offers background on several players you can target late in drafts across multiple league sizes; covering upside players to grab in 8-team leagues, 10-team leagues, 12-team leagues and 14-team leagues. Jim and Pete will be back at 7:30 a.m. on Sunday morning on your radio dial, 93.7 FM, with more ammo for all this weekend's drafters. Good luck!
How can teams acquire players who are entering their primes without having to live through the potentially massive transition of prospects coming from the minors to the big leagues? The Red Sox have two such case studies. The signing of Cuban outfielder Rusney Castillo represents one effort to acquire a player for his prime years for whom the transition to big league-caliber competition might not be turbulent. Red Sox assistant director of player personnel discusses the scouting process involved with landing Castillo. The episode also features Brock Holt, the one rookie who played at a consistently high level for the Red Sox this year. Holt explores some of the distinctions that might help to explain why he did not experience some of the struggles that characterized the seasons of Xander Bogaerts and Jackie Bradley Jr.
Tom Brady discussed his feelings on the Logan Mankins trade and the return of Gronk.More from this show
Tim joined the show to discuss the start of the NFL season and the future of Tom Brady.More from this show
Tom Brady was on D&C this morning and spoke about the Logan Mankins trade. Brady spoke glowingly about his former teammate. MFB try to figure out how upset Brady is over the trade.More from this show
Rodney Harrison joins the show, as he will do every week during the NFL season. This week he talked about what to expect from the Patriots this year. He thinks Brady can play can for another 10 or 15 years due to the rules changes. He also said that due to his size, NFL defensive players will continue to target Rob Gronkowski's knees.More from this show
The top stories of the day as recounted by Kirk Minihane.More from this show


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