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Mel Kiper: Cardinals' biggest need is at linebacker
Whether you love him or hate him, ESPN's Mel Kiper is still one of the foremost authorities on the NFL Draft.
He's one of the few afforded the time and ability to go in-depth about each team's needs and wants heading into draft day, and this year is no exception. ESPN on Monday released an insider article that Kiper put together on each NFL team's top four needs, and here's what the draft guru had to say about the Arizona Cardinals:
Outside linebacker: John Abraham may be sacking quarterbacks in 2030, but let's bet the under for now given he'll be 36 in May. I think the Cardinals should take a look at a pass-rushing option in one of the first two rounds. I love having some athleticism off the edge when facing Russell Wilson and Colin Kaepernick four times a season.
Safety: Even if they use Tyrann Mathieu in a safety-type role -- "safety" is a hybrid designation in many cases -- they could still use another piece at this position. And Mathieu will be coming back from a serious ACL injury.
Wide receiver: You can do a lot worse than a top two of Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd, but Ted Ginn is arguably the No. 3 at this point after the departure of Andre Roberts, and the Cardinals could use another dependable target either here or at tight end.
Quarterback: Carson Palmer will turn 35 late in the 2014 season, and the depth chart behind him is pretty uninspiring. It'd be good to have a developmental option with at least the ceiling of a quality starter behind Palmer, and I don't think there's one on the current roster.
The Cardinals have been linked to a number of players that would bolster their defensive backfield, and their need at quarterback has been well-documented over the past several years -- even with the acquisition of Carson Palmer.
So while none of that is breaking news, there seems to be a general consensus of where the Cardinals should focus their efforts come May 8.
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Nov. 21, 2014
National Employment Law Project study finds that real wages for manufacturing workers have declined by 4.4 percent over past decade, nearly three times the rate of decline for workers as a whole; shrinking blue-collar pay is squeezing workers out of middle-class, even as White House and Congressional leaders insist that expanding manufacturing base is key to nation's prosperity. MORE
Nov. 21, 2014
Series of economic reports provide evidence of growing economic strength, as housing sales rise, manufacturing in mid-Atlantic states gains strength and index designed to forecast growth moves higher; Labor Dept reports weekly applications for unemployment benefits fell 2,000 to seasonally adjusted 291,000; also reports that inflation remained flat in October, while energy prices fell by 1.9 percent. MORE
Nov. 19, 2014
Labor Department reports producer price index rose 0.2 percent in October from September; prices for many products increased even as wholesale gasoline costs fell 5.8 percent. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Federal Reserve reports output at manufacturing plants rose 0.2 percent in October because of rising demand for machinery, plastics, clothing and furniture; automobile production fell 1.2 percent. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
A pair of deals announced on Monday, worth $100 billion, brought the year's total for American companies to $1.5 trillion, the highest since 2000. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Floyd Norris Off the Charts column observes employment gains made by men since financial crisis; notes unemployment rate for men has dipped below that of women for the first time since 2006 and that number of private sector jobs held by men has reached a new peak. MORE
Nov. 14, 2014
Steepening drop in gasoline prices, spurred by soaring domestic energy production and Saudi discounts for crude oil at time of faltering global demand, is set to provide United States economy with multibillion-dollar boost through holiday season; windfall comes at critical moment, with US economy on upswing but facing headwinds from other quarters. MORE
Nov. 14, 2014
Labor Dept reports that companies ramped up hiring in September, employing over five million people, and that 2.75 million Americans were confident enough to quit their jobs, jump from 2.5 million; data hints at signs of economic improvement. MORE
Nov. 13, 2014
Pres Obama will arrive at international economic meeting in Australia hoping to press European and Asian leaders to get their economies moving again and perhaps buoy his own foundering presidency; allies may be less than open to message if they question his ability to deliver his own promises in a reordered Washington. MORE
Nov. 13, 2014
Commerce Dept says stockpiles at wholesale level increased 0.3 percent in September after 0.6 percent rise in August; sales by wholesalers rose 0.2 percent in September after sharp 0.8 percent August decline. MORE
Nov. 8, 2014
Editorial asserts that slow but steady growth of American economy since economic recovery began in 2009 has had little positive effect on average worker; fears legislative agenda of Republican congressional majority, including corporate tax cuts and more deficit reduction, is likely to worsen financial inequality. MORE
Nov. 8, 2014
Labor Dept issues employment report that provides fresh evidence that economy is getting better, with sizable jump in number of people saying they found job in October; department estimates that employers added 214,000 in the month, and official unemployment rate dropped to 5.8 percent, down sharply from 7.2 percent year ago. MORE
Nov. 8, 2014
Floyd Norris Off the Charts column notes that preliminary figures on size of United States economy indicate that in first three quarters of 2014 government grew at annual rate of 1.8 percent, after adjusting for inflation; contends that government's growth is milestone, and if it does not shrink significantly in current quarter it will be first year since 2009 that real government gross domestic product has risen at all. MORE
Nov. 7, 2014
Bay Ridge United Methodist Church runs half-page ad in New York Times offering $33,000 to any economist who can explain why United States economy was stronger in post-World War II period than after 1972. MORE
Nov. 7, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column contends midterm election results are no reason to think better of Republican positions on major issues; offers reminder of just how wrong new rulers of Congress have been about everything; highlights Republican missteps on economic policy, health care policy and climate change. MORE
Nov. 7, 2014
Floyd Norris High & Low Finance column examines skepticism concerning economic recovery, noting that those on the left have questioned distribution of gains while those on the right accuse Obama administration of manipulating economic data; expresses doubt that figures could be result of conspiracy, noting that if government figures prove to be wrong, it will likely be due to how they were compiled rather than deliberate manipulation. MORE
Nov. 5, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column considers what issues would have been discussed had the midterm elections been serious about challenges facing the country; contends issues of technological innovation, globalization and global warming are of paramount importance to the country. MORE
Oct. 31, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column acknowledges that while scathing criticisms of Japanese economic policy over past two decades are not exactly wrong, they present uncomfortable comparison to the slump United States and Western Europe find themselves in, which is actually worse; holds factors like American conservatives blocking efforts to fight unemployment are to blame, but there will be new lessons the West needs to be learning. MORE
Oct. 31, 2014
United States government reports that gross domestic product rose at a rate of 3.5 percent in the third quarter; higher-than-expected advance, driven by gains across the board, was bolstered by burst of military spending and a more favorable trade balance; report, along with crop of other positive economic indicators, buoys markets; skeptics are quick to point out weak growth in consumer spending. MORE
Oct. 30, 2014
Federal Reserve will end quantitative easing program that has seen it spend billions on bonds over past six years; will continue to hold short-term interest rates near zero, and will replace maturing bonds to keep holdings at about $4.5 trillion; milestone represents end of program that is widely viewed as successful, having fueled one of the longest bull markets in American history and buoying economy at a time of global stagnation. MORE
Oct. 29, 2014
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene contends that making meaningful reform to the financial system could require Americans to reconsider the assumption that homeownership is good for the economy; holds that tightening mortgage rules would make it more difficult to buy and sell homes, and would lead to more renters, but might be worth it. MORE
Oct. 29, 2014
Commerce Department reports that homeownership in United States fell to near 20-year low in third quarter, 64.4 percent, as more Americans turn to renting; data offers sign that housing has yet to recover from effects of recession. MORE
Oct. 28, 2014
National Association of Realtors' index of pending home sales rose just 0.3 percent in September, suggesting that some potential buyers are still having difficulty qualifying for mortgages. MORE
Oct. 27, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column examines America's reluctance to engage in large-scale infrastructure projects despite fact that efforts have paid rich dividends throughout country's history; argues public investment continues to be acutely needed amid financial recovery; holds impasse flows from the destructive, short-term ideology of the Republican Party and its blind opposition to government spending. MORE
Oct. 26, 2014
Editorial asserts that shrinking federal deficit, while marginally good news, has come at costs that should make neither Republicans nor Democrats proud; points to squandered opportunities for investing in creating jobs, fostering healthier economy and nurturing future growth; warns that further cuts will fall disproportionately on Americans ill-equipped to shoulder the burden. MORE
Oct. 25, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Amy Cortese supports Michigan's approval Michigan Investments Markets bill, which allows modern equivalent of local stock market; says law revives forgotten American tradition that once fueled economic growth by serving regional economies; holds such markets, if they catch on, good be good for country. MORE
Oct. 25, 2014
Floyd Norris Off The Charts column contends deflation has become reality in many European countries, at least in terms of prices of goods; notes services are less likely to experience deflation in prices, in part because it is difficult to reduce nominal wages and in part because overseas competition may be less of a factor; points out in the United States, prices for goods are rising but at a slow rate. MORE
Oct. 24, 2014
Conference Board reports that its index of leading indicators rose 0.8 percent in September; Labor Department reports that initial claims for weekly unemployment benefits rose 18,000 to a seasonally adjusted 283,000. MORE
Oct. 23, 2014
Economists see limited gains in Republicans economic agenda, which includes, among other things, energy proposals and reduced taxes and regulations for businesses; most say they would be content if Republicans avoid self-imposed crises like the government shutdown in 2013 that cost $24 billion and further across-the-board spending cuts that have been a drag on the economic recovery and kept pressure on Federal Reserve to maintain its expansive monetary policy. MORE
Oct. 23, 2014
Editorial notes the Federal Reserve will finish its bond-buying program soon; contends it is crucial that it keep interest rates low as long as inflation is in check. MORE
Oct. 23, 2014
Labor Dept reports consumer prices rose marginally in the United States in September, painting weak inflation picture that should give Federal Reserve ample room to keep interest rates low for a while. MORE
Oct. 16, 2014
Contradiction between falling stock prices and positive outlook for the United States economy points to questions of how powerful underlying economic strength is and whether market volatility presages harder times ahead for the nation; market sell-off may be bringing market prices more in line with brutal realities of the economy. MORE
Oct. 14, 2014
Retailers are expected to add some 800,000 temporary workers to their holiday ranks as they prepare for resurgent interest in Black Friday bargains; forecasters have nonetheless warned that retailers will struggle to persuade households to spend freely, citing stagnant wage growth and rising cost of child and health care; PricewaterhouseCoopers projects that average holiday spending will fall to $684, from $735 in 2013. MORE
Oct. 13, 2014
The topic everyone on Wall Street is discussing urgently but quietly isn't the volatile stock market. It is Ebola. MORE
Oct. 12, 2014
The Upshot; Justin Wolfers Economic View column presents an economist's analysis of battle to control the Senate in the midterm elections; contends that Republicans command fundamental advantages such as high rate of incumbency, larger margins of victory in past election and public antipathy to the party in control of the White House; holds that improving economic conditions amount to a key advantage for Democrats. MORE
Oct. 7, 2014
David Leonhardt The Upshot; American workers are mired in the great wage slowdown of the 21st century, with typical American family making less than typical family did 15 years earlier; hourly pay has risen just 2 percent over past year, puzzling workers and economists; says political turmoil is unlikely to end until economic reality changes. MORE
Oct. 4, 2014
Economy finally appears to be on track for robust recovery bolstered by strong recent job gains and an unemployment rate that dropped to 5.9 percent in September; signs of improvement are tempered by evidence that wage gains remain meager and that millions of Americans are still so discouraged by their job prospects that they had lost contact with the regular employment system. MORE
Oct. 3, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column contends Bill Gross's departure from investment firm Pimco is symptom of refusal to acknowledge that rules are different in persistently depressed economy, malady that continues to afflict major decision-makers, public and private; notes that while Gross has paid price for mistakenly believing soaring inflation and interest rates were inevitable, yet other deficit hysterics continue in their error. MORE
Oct. 2, 2014
A New York brokerage took a novel approach to studying what people are searching for on Google. We certainly spend a lot of time thinking about television bachelors. MORE
Oct. 1, 2014
Conference Board reports that its consumer confidence index fell to 86.0 in September from upwardly revised 93.4 in August; business activity growth in Midwest decelerated slightly. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
Commerce Department reports that consumer spending rose 0.5 percent in August from July; personal income rose 0.3 percent. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
William Alden It's the Economy column contends bidding war over Dollar Tree between Dollar General and Family Dollar despite its sluggish performance illustrates how lopsided and puttering the economic recovery has been. MORE
Sep. 27, 2014
The Upshot; research published in The Journal of Post Keynesian Economics shows that those who benefit from rising incomes during economic expansions has changed drastically over last 60 years, with top 10 percent of earners capturing more and more of income gains; trend has resulted in top 1 percent taking home 95 percent of income gains during first three years of current expansion. MORE
Sep. 27, 2014
Floyd Norris Off the Charts column notes that housing prices in Pacific states have lagged after housing boom, whereas in the Upper Midwest the opposite is occurring; observes that both trends defy usual trend in which housing prices rise in places where economy is growing rapidly and population growth is occurring. MORE
Sep. 27, 2014
Commerce Dept reports that economy as measured by gross domestic product grew at 4.6 percent annual rate in April-June quarter, fastest pace in more than 2 years. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
Commerce Department reports that orders for durable goods fell 18.2 percent in August, following record July surge of 22.5 percent; data reflects sharp swing in demand for commercial aircraft, extremely volatile category that can skew overall results. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
The dollar extended its new reign as the preferred currency for global investors, helped by healthy data on growth and signals from the Fed that it will soon stop its bond-buying program. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Charles Plosser, president of Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, says he will retire in March 2015; Richard Fisher, president of Federal Reserve of Dallas, is required to step down in April; two have warned loudly and persistently that Federal Reserve is overreaching in its economic stimulus campaign. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column criticizes Republican leaders who are still blaming persistent unemployment on the 'lazy' jobless, in effect blaming the recession on its victims; notes that myth of laziness, despite mounting contrary evidence and a systematic dismantling of jobless benefits, continues to thrive because of closed information loop among conservative voters. MORE
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November 24, 2014, Monday
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November 24, 2014, Monday
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November 24, 2014, Monday
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November 23, 2014, Sunday
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November 22, 2014, Saturday
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November 22, 2014, Saturday
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Today's immigrants are the same as our parents and grandparents were. President Obama is doing the decent thing with his immigration initiative.
November 21, 2014, Friday
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November 21, 2014, Friday
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November 21, 2014, Friday
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Low Inflation Replaces Joblessness as Reason Fed Won't Raise Rates
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November 20, 2014, Thursday
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PS: i am changing the protocol to SCP and its the same
I have a Smoothwall Express 3 box. I want to install URLfilter. I am looking at the instructions here on how to install: URL filter add-on for IPCop and SmoothWall
As i am a linux novice, how do i configure WinSCP to connect to the box.* Copy the tar archive via SCP to your IPCop or SmoothWall box. Windows users can use WinSCP for this. Keep in mind that SSH must be enabled and you will have to use port 222 instead of 22.
* Login as root on the console or via SSH. Windows users can use PuTTY for this. Extract the tar archive with the command
tar -xzf distribution-urlfilter-version.tar.gz
(Replace distribution with the name of the distribution you have installed - either ipcop or smoothwall - and replace version with the version number of the package you have downloaded)
* Start the installation with the command
That's it. Open the GUI with your web browser and configure the URL filter..
I am using the attached setting but its not working.
Your help is appreciated
PS: i am changing the protocol to SCP and its the same
I didnt enable ssh i thought it was done already
I was just going to ask if you'd done that.... it always seems blindingly obvious once you've found it!
I thought it was on, must have been another install i did at some point. What a fool!
Nah, just put it down to experience
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SemiLEDs reports fourth quarter and fiscal year end 2014 financial results
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SemiLEDs, a developer and manufacturer of LED chips and LED components, has announced its financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter and full year 2014, ended August 31, 2014.
Epistar sees decreasing capacity utilization
Nov 26, 20:05
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar has seen its overall capacity utilization drop from about 50% in October to below 50% in November and the utilization is expected to further slip in December, according to the company.
LED lighting marks a new era: Q&A with Hubie Notohamiprodjo, SSL products marketing director, Dialog Semiconductor
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With the global LED lighting application market taking off, and business opportunities emerging fast, semiconductor firms, particularly LED driver IC vendors, around the globe have been exerting efforts to enhance their presence in the LED lighting market.
China and US boost worldwide industrial semiconductor market in 2014, says IHS
Nov 21, 10:38
Continuing strength in China and a resurgent US economy are combining to drive accelerated growth in the worldwide market for semiconductors used in industrial applications in 2014, according to IHS.
Falling LED bulb prices put pressure on LED driver IC firms
Nov 21, 10:34
Falling retail prices for LED light bulbs have put the LED driver IC market under pressure, according to industry sources. Some LED driver IC suppliers incapable of lowering their manufacturing costs will be forced to leave the market in 2015, the sources indicated.
LED chip makers to see drops in 4Q14 shipments
Nov 19, 11:43
Due to inventory adjustments at lighting makers and weak demand for TV backlighting applications, LED chip makers are expected to suffer significant on-quarter decreases in shipments in the fourth quarter of 2014, according to LED supply chain makers.
China-based San'an Optoelectronics to add 100 MOCVD equipment sets
Nov 17, 22:04
China-based LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker San'an Optoelectronics, due to subsidies of CNY1.0 billion (US$163 million) offered and orders worth CNY3.0 billion arranged from the government of Xiamen City, southeastern China, will set up a factory to house 100 additional MOCVD sets in the city with...
Epistar adjusts swap ratio for Formosa Epitaxy stock
Nov 14, 14:40
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar has adjusted the stock swap ratio from one Epistar share for 3.448 shares Formosa Epitaxy, originally determined in late June 2014, to one Epistar share for 3.603 shares of the latter, according to Epistar.
Lextar posts 3Q14 net EPS of NT$0.59
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Taiwan makers tapping emerging markets of LED lighting
Nov 5, 11:14
Taiwan-based makers from the LED lighting sector have been tapping emerging markets, including Indonesia, Thailand, India, Russia and Brazil, as they face fierce competition in North America, Europe, Japan and China, according to industry sources.
Contrel invests in PSS production using soft mask photolithography
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Contrel Technology, which makes TFT-LCD, PV and LED inspection and testing equipment, will invest in production of PSS (patterned sapphire substrate) using soft mask photolithography technology developed by a R&D team under National Cheng Kung University.
MOEA conditionally approves Sanan Optoelectronics stake in Epistar
Oct 29, 20:06
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China LED makers cut prices, Taiwan makers to follow suit
Oct 28, 10:54
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Oct 17, 12:12
China-based LED makers have been rapidly developing their operating scale and technological capability and are expected to pose price pressure for Taiwan- and Japan-based makers in 2015, according to chief legal and intellectual property officer Katsuyuki Akutagawa for Japan-based Nichia.
LED lighting demand weak in 4Q14
Oct 16, 15:10
Demand for LED lighting products for the fourth quarter will be weak as LED lighting vendors took deliveries in the second and third quarters for products to be launched in the fourth, and some will adjust inventories through the end of the year, according to Taiwan-based LED makers.
Digitimes Research: GTAT woes disrupt sapphire industry
Oct 16, 11:14
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Lextar shareholders consent to Cree stake investment
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Tera Xtal wages patent infringement war
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Epistar September revenues down sequentially
Oct 8, 20:40
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Oct 8, 12:35
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Tyntek to downsize capital by 33.73%
Stockwatch - Sep 22, 10:26
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Everlight Electronics August revenues hit record
Stockwatch - Sep 10, 15:24
The largest LED packaging service provider Everlight Electronics posted consolidated revenues of NT$2.859 billion (US$95.3 million) for August 2014, its highest monthly figure on record, with growth of 9.43% on month and 18.61% on year, and NT$19.390 billion for January-August, increasing 24.95% on...
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Sep 5, 15:39
Whether major smartphone vendors follow Apple to adopt sapphire-screen covers will hinge on cost, and US$30 for a 5.5-inch sapphire-cover will be a competitive price in 2015, according to Digitimes Research.
Lextar August revenues hit record
Sep 5, 10:20
Lextar Electronics, which makes LED epitaxial wafers and chips and provides LED packaging services, has reported consolidated revenues of NT$1.419 billion (US$47.3 million) for August, hitting a monthly record for the third consecutive time with growth of 0.31% on month and 14.73% on year.
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Sep 3, 20:20
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Rigidtech Microelectronics to expand PSS capacity
Stockwatch - Sep 3, 14:56
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Sep 3, 14:20
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Epistar, Genesis may benefit from Cree investment in Lextar, says Epistar
Sep 2, 21:52
Cree will invest in LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Lextar Electronics to secure a steady supply of blue-light mid-power LED chips on a long-term basis, which is likely to drive other LED vendors including Osram and Philips Lumileds Lighting to shift orders from Lextar to fellow makers Epistar and...
LED demand turns weak in 3Q14, says Epistar chairman
Sep 2, 12:10
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LED driver IC vendors look to flat performance in 3Q14
Aug 28, 22:12
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Cree to invest in Lextar Electronics
Aug 27, 14:22
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker and LED packaging service provider Lextar Electronics on August 27 announced that US-based Cree will invest US$83 million to acquire 13.32% of its stock through subscribing to 83 million new Lextar shares at NT$30 (US$1) per share via private placement.
Use of sapphire in smartphones may take off in 2015, say Taiwan makers
Aug 27, 12:00
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Tera Xtal to expand PSS capacity, says paper
Newswatch - Aug 25, 11:47
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Aug 22, 11:01
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Digitimes Research: GTAT estimated to supply up to 1.35-2.25 million 5.5-inch iPhone sapphire covers in 2014
Aug 22, 10:55
US-based GT Advanced Technologies (GTAT), the exclusive sapphire supplier for Apple, is estimated to supply enough sapphire to make covers for up to 1.35-2.25 million 5.5-inch iPhones by the end of 2014 based on the progress of GTAT's sapphire production ramp, according to Digitimes Research.
Tera Xtal wins AAA arbitration over dispute with GTAT
Aug 15, 11:08
Sapphire ingot maker Tera Xtal Technology has disclosed the American Arbitration Association (AAA) has decided that US-based equipment supplier GT Advanced Technologies (GTAT) should return payment Tera Xtal made in 2012 for sapphire crystal growing furnaces which failed to work, plus interest, for...
Lextar Electronics expanding LED capacity
Aug 15, 10:57
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker and LED packaging service provider Lextar Electronics is expanding production capacity for LED lighting chips to 140 million units a month, as well as capacity for flip-chip LEDs used in direct-type TV backlighting, and models used in wide-color-gamut TVs, the company...
Digitimes Research: Sapphire demand to reach over 108 million mm in 2015
Aug 12, 10:57
Global demand for sapphire for use in LED and optical applications (such as smartphone covers) will reach 80.084 million mm of 2-inch equivalent ingots in 2014 and increase 36.1% to 108.902 million mm in 2015, according to Digitimes Research.
Epistar, Unity Opto net NT$0.81, NT$0.40 for 2Q14
Aug 8, 10:40
LED epitaxil wafer and chip maker Epistar and LED packaging service provider Unity Opto Technology on August 7 published financial reports for the second quarter of 2014, recording net EPS of NT$0.81 and NT$0.40 respectively, according to the companies.
Digitimes Research: Optical-use sapphire demand to reach 12.44 million mm of 2-inch equivalents in 2014
Jul 23, 10:48
There will be an estimated demand for 12.44 million mm of 2-inch-equivalent sapphires for optical purposes in 2014, mainly consisting of 54.3% for use in smartphone button covers, 24.1% iWatch covers and 17.4% smartphone camera lens covers, according to Digitimes Research.
Genesis Photonics June revenues down sequentially
Stockwatch - Jul 11, 18:09
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Genesis Photonics on July 10 reported consolidated revenues of NT$397 million (US$13.2 million) for June, decreasing 5.82% on month but increasing 27.54% on year, NT$1.206 billion for the second quarter, growing 10.69% on quarter, and NT$2.295 billion for January-June,...
Everlight sales down 2.63% in June
Stockwatch - Jul 11, 18:00
LED packaging service provider Everlight Electronics on July 10 reported consolidated revenues of NT$2.532 billion (US$84.4 million) for June, decreasing 2.63% on month but increasing 33.83% on year, NT$7.690 billion for the second quarter, growing 23.48% on quarter, and NT$13.918 billion for January-June,...
Lighting-use LED market scale to reach US$4.88 billion in 2014, says LEDinside
Jul 10, 15:03
The global high brightness LED market scale will reach US$14.4 billion in 2014 and is estimated to increase to US$16.6 billion by 2018, with a compound annual growth rate of 4%, according to LEDinside. The LED package market value for lighting applications meanwhile will reach US$4.88 billion and maintain...
Epistar June revenues hit record for 4th time straight
Stockwatch - Jul 9, 15:07
LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar on July 8 reported consolidated revenues of NT$2.82 billion (US$94 million) for June, hitting a monthly record for the fourth consecutive time with growth of 0.87% on month and 46.45% on year.
LED makers see increased demand due to Ultra HD TV developments
Jul 7, 15:52
Wide color gamut (WCG) Ultra HD TV panel demand is bringing increased business opportunities for LED makers, according to industry sources.
Digitimes Research: Epistar-Forepi merger to help stabilize LED industry
Jul 3, 16:20
Taiwan-based LED maker Epistar announced a merger with Formosa Epitaxy (Forepi) on June 30, 2014, with the former aiming to fully acquire the latter and become the surviving company. Epistar explained that the merger is meant to improve its strengths in competition for first-tier international lighting...
Epistar to reach 15% GaN wafer capacity market share following FOREPI merger, says IHS
Jul 3, 15:36
Following the announcement on June 30 that Epistar is acquiring Formosa Epitaxy (FOREPI), Epistar will have over 400 MOCVD reactors including those from FOREPI's China subsidiaries, more than double the GaN MOCVD of its nearest competitor, according to IHS.
Lextar June revenues hit record
Jul 3, 11:01
Taiwan-based vertically-integrated LED firm Lextar Electronics has reported consolidated revenues of NT$1.355 billion (US$45 million) for June, the highest monthly figure ever with growth of 7.35% on month and of 5.02% on year.
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So I've got a bunch of chinook, and I'm low on cash.. So here's what I was thinking for a PM recipe:
1 lb. Crystal 40L
3 lb. 2 Row
6 lb. Pilsner LME
1 oz Chinook (60 min)
1 oz Chinook (15 min)
1 oz Chinook (0 min)
2 oz Chinook (dry hop)
Safale S-04, ferment low (~65)
I'd like suggestions for how to improve it.. I don't mind buying maybe an oz of a different kind of hop, but that's about the extent of my budget. Also, I'm not really sure on the yeast choice.. I need to use dry yeast to keep the cost down, and I want it to flocculate, which S-05 doesn't.
It looks fine, personally I like the smell of cascade and would consider an ounce at 0min or dry hopping. If you have it available 1 pound of wheat DME would add a nice balance, or if looking for a bit more of a bite consider a bit of rye in the grain bill.
If you are low on cash and your set up can handle more grain you can swap out some LME for some more 2-row. That can help save a bit. With a 5 gallon pot I have been able to mash 7 lbs of grain. Thats what I do for budget brews anyway. I think what you got going on in your recipe will give you good results, you can almost never go wrong with cascade as a dry hop, but money talks.
At a glance the recipe looks fine. As for the yeast, you'll come out better ie with a cleaner brew using Nottingham dry yeast over S-04 which can get estery. It's super flocculant and cheaper than S-04! Fantastically clean yeast when temps are kept low.
You can throw in a cup or 2 of oatmeal into your mini-mash for body, & 4 oz. Special Roast or 4-6 oz of Victory to give the malt bill some complexity. Perhaps use 6 oz. Crystal 120 & 6 oz Crystal 40 for more complexity. Just throwing these out as ideas plus I'm a huge fan of 4-6 oz. of Victory/Biscuit malt in my IPA/APAs.
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I like the idea of using a lot of chinooks. I had an Arrogant Bastard the other day for research purposes.
I have a similiar recipe planned, combining chinook with nugget hops. I second adding a little complexity to the grain bill though, maybe some munich subbed for 2 row?
I'd cut back on the crystal and swap out S-04 (use notty like MVKTR2 said), since both of these things are going to take away from your hops. If you can cut out more of the LME for more grains, def do that too.


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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The end game to South Africa's big platinum strike is drawing near after the producers said they would take their latest wage offer directly to employees after marathon wage talks to end the 13-week strike collapsed on Thursday.
South Africa's longest and most damaging mining strike in living memory is not about to come to an abrupt end as both sides strive to win rank and file hearts and minds in a high stakes war of attrition on the platinum belt.
Leaders of the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) have signalled their displeasure with the offer from the world's top three producers, Anglo American Platinum, Impala Platinum and Lonmin.
AMCU treasurer and negotiator Jimmy Gama was quoted in the City Press newspaper on Sunday as saying the union was consulting with its members about the latest offer through mass meetings that would last until Wednesday.
"We can't predict if our members will reject it," he told City Press.
AMCU's leaders have said they were "arrogantly rebuffed by the platinum cartel", so it seems unlikely their members will publicly accept the offer at mass meetings which are typically dominated by the union's shop stewards and most militant core.
"The guys do not want to go back to work, not for this money," Venter Mulutsi, an AMCU members with Implats who attended a rally on Friday, told Reuters by telephone.
But the producers are forcing the hand of AMCU and its president Joseph Mathunjwa by betting that most of the strikers have lost their resolve to strike as they face the third consecutive month without pay.
The strike is a headache for President Jacob Zuma and the ruling African National Congress with elections looming on May 7.
The companies have been sending cellphone text messages to the 70,000 striking AMCU members urging them to accept the deal and they also plan to spread the message via radio and newspaper spots.
Mulutsi confirmed he had received the text messages.
An Implats' spokesman said three had been sent. One reads: "NO AGREEMENT HAS BEEN REACHED – WAGES ARE DEADLOCKED,:
Another refers briefly to the offer while a third says "All employees must now seriously consider this offer. We have to work together to find solutions that are affordable and possible to resolve this wage deadlock."
This campaign will also target the "labour sending areas", such as rural villages in the Eastern Cape province far from the shafts, where much of the mine labour force hails from and where many of the strikers have returned to sit the stoppage out.
The gap between the two sides has narrowed.
Initially demanding an immediate doubling of the basic wage - net salary before allowances such as housing - for entry-level workers to 12,500 rand ($1,200) a month, AMCU has since said it would accept annual increases that would reach this goal in three or even four years' time.
The producers' latest offer was for wage rises of up to 10 percent and other increases that would take the minimum pay package - the basic wage including the allowances - to 12,500 rand a month by July 2017.
The companies say they can afford no more as they contend with rising costs and depressed prices for the precious metal used for emissions-capping catalytic converters in automobiles.
In fact, platinum's spot price is little changed since the AMCU miners downed tools on Jan. 23 despite the unprecedented scale of the stoppage, which has hit 40 percent of global platinum production.
A painful restructuring is considered likely after the dust clears from the strike, with job losses expected, especially around Amplats' struggling Rustenburg operations, which it has signalled it could sell or mothball.
The sector's viability is also being shaken. Producers have lost over 15 billion rand (833.1 million pounds) to the strike so far, according to an industry website that gives a running tally (http://www.platinumwagenegotiations.co.za/).
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