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Year Ten of the Wildcats franchise changed the team's record book. Not only did the team capture the President Cup but during the regular season, the Cats had 52 victories, finished atop the QMJHL standings with 107 points, had the fewest goals against 184, was ranked the top team in the country by the CHL, captured the League Championship for the first time and the list went on and on.
There were outstanding individual records, centre Philippe Dupuis ended the season with 108 points, left winger Stephane Goulet netted 51 goals, defenceman Keith Yandle finished third in team scoring with 84 points and seven Wildcats had 20 or more goals.
Head Coach and Director of Hockey Operations Ted Nolan , along with associate coach Danny Flynn and assistant coach Dan Lacroix worked wonders preparing the team to host the Memorial Cup. The mix of veterans and free agents jelled and the trades made before the January deadline added strength to an already first place team. 20 year-old goaltender Josh Tordjman was obtained from the Victoriaville Tigres, while Luc Boudron , joined the team from Val d'Or, following an outstanding performance on defence with Team Canada at the World Juniors. In a deal with the P.E.I. Rocket, Moncton got David MacDonald , who added more defensive depth. The free agents the Wildcats had signed before the start of the season did exactly what Nolan and his coaching staff wanted. They brought the grit and determination necessary in a championship team. The Wildcats were prepared for a run at the League Championship and the Memorial Cup.
In addition to their on-ice success, the addition of Jack Adams Trophy winner, Ted Nolan as the Head Coach brought a profile of success to the community. The former NHL Coach of the Year knew the importance of building fan support and his willingness to share the team's victories and few defeats during post game shows following weekend games brought standing room only crowds to the Coliseum Lounge.
With first place achieved on the last weekend of the season, the Wildcats started their playoff run in Victoriaville. The Tigres won the first game of the first round, giving the highly favored Wildcats a reality check. The shock of losing to an inferior team brought the competitive juices of the Cats to life and the won the next four games to take the series. The Halifax Mooseheads were the opposition in the quarter-final round and again Moncton won the best of seven set in five games. The semi-final series saw Moncton take on the always strong Gatineau Olympiques, a team that had defeated the Wildcats for the President's Cup two years before. The series went five games with the Cats exacting a measure of revenge, clinching the series in the Olympiques home rink.
The final playoff round featured the Wildcats and the Quebec Remparts. The series brought out that special drama associated with playoff hockey. The Moncton Coliseum rocked as the home team won the first two games in overtime by scores of 4-3 and 3-2.
The Remparts rebounded on their home ice at the Colisée Pepsi, taking game three with a 3-1 victory, and then edging the Wildcats 4-3 in another overtime thriller in game four. Moncton set the stage for a home-ice series victory when they scored 13 seconds into overtime in game five for a dramatic 3-2 win. Two nights later on May 14, 2006, in front of a full house at a very noisy Coliseum, the Wildcats downed the Remparts 3-2 and won their first President Cup. Team captain Christian Gaudet accepted the Trophy from League Commissioner Gilles Courteau and immediately gave it to team owner Robert Irving. Lifting the silver cup high, Mr. Irving accepted the cheers of players and fans as his dream of building a championship team became a reality.
Interest in the Wildcats run for the championship was evident, not only in Moncton but around the world. With the support of Aliant, the team video streamed all of the playoff games on the internet and a total of over 204,000 hits were recorded on the team's website during the 21 playoff games.
The Wildcats then faced their final challenge of the year, the battle for the historic Memorial Cup. Moncton was Hockey-Town Canada from May 19th to the 28th.
The Vancouver Giants represented the Western Hockey League, the Peterborough Petes were the champion team from the Ontario League, which the Quebec Remparts, runner up team in the QMJHL and the Wildcats battled for Canada's Junior Hockey championship.
In the round-robin tournament, the Wildcats won 3-2 over Vancouver, downed Peterborough 4-2, lost 4-3 to Quebec and again defeated the Giants in a semi-final game 3-1. For the first time in the history of the Memorial Cup, two teams from the QMJHL, the Wildcats and Remparts would meet in the final. Two weeks after losing to the Wildcats in the President Cup Final, the Remparts prevailed winning 6-2 and were crowned Memorial Cup Champions 2006.
The Wildcats fell one game short of achieving their goal of winning the National Championship but as the disappointed of the final loss faded, players and fans together celebrated, a Season to be Remembered.
TOP ROW: Guy Savoie (Athletic Therapist) , Chris Morehouse
, Nick Emmanuele
, Andrew MacDonald
, Tim Spencer
, Matt Marquardt
, Danny MacKinnon
, Matt Eagles
, David MacDonald
, Serge Leblanc (Equipment Manager). |
Most Valuable Player | Philippe Dupuis |
Leading Scorer | Philippe Dupuis |
Rookie of the Year | Jean-Philipp Chabot |
Outstanding Athletic & Scholastic Performance | Jerome Samson |
Most Improved Player | Jerome Samson |
Outstanding Defensive Defenseman | Keith Yandle |
Community Spirit Award | Chris Morehouse |
Players Choice Award | Philippe Dupuis |
Unsung Hero | Jerome Samson |
RD | RA | TM | Name | Birth date | Pos. | Last team |
1 | 14 | MON | Nicola Riopel | 1989-02-20 | G | A-Girouard |
4 | 68 | MON | Pierre-Marc Lessard | 1989-06-15 | W | Rive Sud |
4 | 71 | MON | Marc-André Labelle | 1989-05-01 | W | Amos |
7 | 122 | MON | Simon Danis-Pepin | 1988-04-11 | D | Gatineau |
8 | 140 | MON | Zach Sill | 1988-05-24 | W | Cole Harbour |
9 | 158 | MON | Matt Eagles | 1988-01-18 | W | St-Paul Prep |
10 | 176 | MON | Mathieu Limoges | 1988-10-25 | W | Tigres |
11 | 194 | MON | Jason Lepage | 1988-10-12 | W | Conquérants |
12 | 212 | MON | Brian Strait | 1988-01-04 | D | U.S. Natl. U-18 Team |
12 | 213 | MON | Chad Macquaid | 1988-02-23 | W | Cornwall |
13 | 230 | MON | Matthew Lobban | 1988-09-18 | D | Miramichi |
14 | 247 | MON | Brad Smith | 1988-04-14 | W | Charlottetown |
15 | 260 | MON | Paul Snell | 1988-04-04 | C | New Eng. Huskies |


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Friday, August 31, 2012
More purples
Hey! I also made this card today! I printed this digi and the used copic markers to make it pretty. I used stickler to add some sparkle. I matted the paper and sewed it to another mat and then adhered it to the car front. I used a Martha Stewart punch for the bottom part of the main mat. Again I of course used spellbinders, I can't seem to get enough of these things!!! I added a brad and layered a couple of flowers to pull this card together! Some of the challenges I have entered are:
Totally Stampalicious
- love that name!!! For anything Goes!
Crafts and me challenges
- birthdays
Diva's by design
- Let's celebrate!
A little stitching goes a long way.
Hi everyone. I decided to try to use up some of my scraps from an older K & Co paper line. I love the colours. I decided I wanted to add some sewing to this card to add some pop. The colours are very "gentle" so the black stitching adds some zing to the card! I made my own sentiments again using MS Word and some different fonts. I added a ribbon/bow to the side. I added 3 flowers, 3 brads to the centre and 3 bling to the top of the card to pull this all together. I also punched out the bottom central mat with a Martha Stewart punch, it just added some interest. Well there it is!
Challenges I have entered for this one:
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- 3's
The Paper Shelter
- Layers and layers!
The Stamping Boutique
- Anything Goes Birthday
Hey, thanks for stopping by! I found this digi image awhile ago and I finally got to make something with it. I love this image!!! I embossed my blue paper in behind using a cuttlebug embossing folder. I like how the paper cracked just a bit! I layered that onto brown paper and then the card itself. I used spellbinders labels and cut out both my digi image and a blue frame. I stamped the for you. I attached some old ribbon I had which worked perfectly, along with some new buttons, colored twine, a brad, and some flowers to pull this all together! I think it turned out super!
Challenges I have entered:
Crafts your passions
- embossing
Simon's Anything Goes
this week!
Sweet n Sassy Digis
- Old, new, blue
This was picked at Sweet n Sassy for card of the month! Wahoo!
Back to school
I made this quick little card for one of my boy's teachers. I used some spellbinders of course! I made up the sentiment using MS Word and some cool fonts. I attached a little metal element and some hemp twine to bring it together. It isn't one of my cards, but I did it under 15 minutes!
Challenges I have enter this into are:
Sassy Cheryl's
- Birthdays
Cupcake Inspirations
- Birthdays
Fussy and Fancy
- Birthdays
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
By the sea
Well It took a bit, but finally finished up this cute little card. I used the mermaid Tilda. She is so cute! I can't remember what paper line that is but I used a ton of it!!! I added some buttons and some colored twine, a brad, and some flowers and it all came together. I like the inside of the card too! I usually don't like easel cards, but this one is quite cute. What do you think!
A few challenges I entered:
Card Mania
- By the sea
- By the sea
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Kraft resist
Hey everyone. For the
CC over at Studio L3
this week, the challenge is for using Kraft resist. I put together a birthday card for my grandpa. I used some Tim Holtz paper, ink, and 7 Gypsies paper and gears. I also used some twine, brads, and spellbinders.
Friday, August 24, 2012
Sketchy Challenge
Well have I been busy this week! I made this card for the
sketchy challenge
! I really like how it turned out. I have never done a template sketch before, so it was kind of fun! I love the spellbinders on this card. I sewed the paper in behind to the card. Ii also added some flowers, a brad, button, and small amount of bling to finish up this card! I just love it and it is in my favourite colour blue! I also submitted this to
Sparkles Monthly Challenge
too, as they were looking for nature - and
Stamping for the weekend
with pearls and swirls. As well, I love these blues and whites together, so why not do another entry at
Wags 'n Whiskers
, and
Divas by design
, and lastly Anything Goes at
The Paper Shelter
Isn't this little owl so cute!!!!
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Just for you!
Hi everyone. I made this card for a friend thanking her for helping me with a few things. I used spellbinders, LaBlanch stamps, copics, Martha Stewart Punches, 1 bling, and some ribbon! It came together really fast! I like the layers of spellbinders, it worked out well! I really like the purple and dark brown together! I am submitting this card to the following challenges!
Scrapbook Sisters
- Thank you
Bunny Zoe's Crafting
- Summer Challenge
Wags 'n Whiskers
- Fav color combos
Lighthouse card
I made this card in about 10 minutes. We were heading out for a birthday and I got asked to make a quick card. I used a digi-image and just colored it in with regular pencil crayons. I used spellbinders and wa-la, it all came together quick! I'm submitting this card for the following challenges:
Card Making Mama's
- A new Challenge. Also with
Sassy Cheryl's
Another Girl Album
Hey I made this girl album for my friend Karen. I like the extra pockets at the bottom. I used a Martha Stewart for that punch, and it is the same punch used on the cover binding. I patch quilted the front to add some details with the sewing. I didn't want to put too many embellishments throughout the book, but still wanted to add a few little touches to each page. I will enter this into
Simon's no rules
this week. As well as
The Paper Shelter
, and
Divas by design
Corrosive Challenge
Crafty Sentiments Designs
Whimsy Stamps Challenge
Yumi & Fumi Handmade
(their first challenage),
Crafting for all seasons
!, and
Stamptacular Sunday Challenge
Friday, August 3, 2012
Baby card time.
For this
stamping for the weekend challenge
, you need to use the photo for inspiration in doing your project...so here is mine! I used spellbinders to create the layers and some really pretty ribbon from my stash. The stamp is from Just Rite. I also finished it up with some pearls along the side. Also added this for
Really Reasonable Ribbon's Ramblings
challenge this week for bling and ribbon.
A cherry on top!
Fashionable stamping Challenges
this week, anything goes, so check out this card I made today! I love this stamp, but not sure where I got it. I used copics to color it in and added some stickler for the cherry on top and the centre of the flower. I used some spellbinders dies for this card as well. Also a few flowers and pearls from my stash and then it was done! Also check out Cute Card Thursday Challange keeping it
clean and simple
! Also check out the
anything goes challenge blog
which was looking for no squares! As well as
The Stamping Boutique Challenge
as anything goes this week as well as
Wags 'n whiskers
Meljens Design Team
who both want birthdays!!
Glimmer Spray, Metal, and words
Check out my entry for this weeks
Simon says "What do you say
?" I love a great adventure and enjoy scrapbooking!!! I used many items including Tim Holt dies, clips, metal, stickers, as well as the tattered time paper by DCWV and a Glimmer Chip from Tattered Angels. I also used Ranger Blue paint and sanded off the embossed areas.
For Lynda's
Compendium of Curiosities Challenge 16
I find it funny I didn't spray the glimmer clips with glimmer mist, but used a Glimmer Spray on the gear so it would really stand out! (And since I just missed out on last weeks Challenge over at Lynda's place, I added the enamelled metal in behind :)
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AIPAC's shy support for the peace process
AIPAC supports the peace talks now underway between Israelis and Palestinians. But why does it seem to be shy about it? More ▸
AIPAC supports the peace talks now underway between Israelis and Palestinians. But why does it seem to be shy about it? More ▸
Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va.), the Republican majority leader in the House of Representatives, will lead 26 GOP lawmakers on a tour of Israel funded by AIPAC's educational affiliate. More ▸
An AIPAC-backed letter urging President Obama to exert greater pressure on Iran to end its suspected nuclear weapons program garnered the signatures of 76 senators. More ▸
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The U.S. House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to add new sanctions on Tehran that would drastically reduce Iran's trade. More ▸
Israeli economics minister Naftali Bennett may have unwittingly opened the door to the American Jewish enthusiasm for the peace process so eagerly sought by Secretary of State John Kerry. More ▸
In the wake of the election of a new Iranian president, AIPAC called on the Obama administration to increase sanctions pressure on Iran until it ceases all uranium enrichment. More ▸
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee moderated language in a resolution that had called on President Obama to assist Israel should it strike Iran. More ▸
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Although we still don't know definitively who's developing Call of Duty 5 (rumors suggest Treyarch), Activision Publishing CEO Mike Griffith said the next game will be changing settings again. In a conference call yesterday (35:00 mark), he said, "We'll bring the intensity of the recent Call of Duty: Modern Warfare title to a new military theater."
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The Wagon and Other Stories from the City
By Martin Preib
(University Of Chicago Press, Hardcover, 9780226679808, 176pp.)
Publication Date: May 2010
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Martin Preib is an officer in the Chicago Police Department—a beat cop whose first assignment as a rookie policeman was working on the wagon that picks up the dead. Inspired by Preib's daily life on the job, The Wagon and Other Stories from the City chronicles the outer and inner lives of both a Chicago cop and the city itself.
The book follows Preib as he transports body bags, forges an unlikely connection with his female partner, trains a younger officer, and finds himself among people long forgotten—or rendered invisible—by the rest of society. Preib recounts how he navigates the tenuous labyrinths of race and class in the urban metropolis, such as a domestic disturbance call involving a gang member and his abused girlfriend or a run-in with a group of drunk yuppies. As he encounters the real and imagined geographies of Chicago, the city reveals itself to be not just a backdrop, but a central force in his narrative of life and death. Preib's accounts, all told in his breathtaking prose, come alive in ways that readers will long remember.
Martin Preib is an officer with the Chicago Police Department. His essays have appeared in the Virginia Quarterly Review and Tin House.
"Martin Preib worked as a bartender, a hotel doorman, a lowest-level cop (carrying out the dead). He filled his dresser drawers and his pockets and the patrol cars he drove with his scribblings, looking for his own form, his own voice. He believed he failed and he punished himself, but he kept on and the writing grew weightier, like the dead when they grow holy and sink into the earth. His language and thought escalated, he found a voice, and those fragments of street talk and cop-think took shape as comic or ugly but true stories of what Chicago does to its people. Now this indestructible writer has fused his stories into a remarkable first book—an essay that is a memoir, and also something else that is very like a prayer."—William Kennedy, author of Ironweed
-William Kennedy
"Chicago cop Martin Preib is Exhibit A for the dictum that nobody can write about a cop's life the way a cop can. And very few can write any kind of nonfiction with the startling directness and poetry that Preib brings to this memoir-in-progress. Preib has been with the Chicago Police Department, working in the 24th District, the most diverse community in the city, for five years. He works the wagon, a job that the police union will soon make extinct. A wagon man retrieves and transports the dead to the morgue; it's considered both the lowliest and the most challenging job on the police force. Preib lifts this task to the level of moral philosophy: he shows us around various death scenes, pointing out how the accumulation of collection letters or platoons of pill bottles are part of the "narrative of death." He talks about how an experienced wagon man can feel or see the dead weight in people still alive but sliding, and he wonders what started the slide. He infuses poetry, in an entirely natural way, into his work with the dead. The dead are personified; he speaks of them as if they have will and intent (especially intent to end up in bathtubs, on floors, or in basements, all low places). He sees the dead as a Greek chorus, speaking to the living and forcing us to size up the themes in our own lives (as he does himself throughout the book). Preib may wheel his wagon to some very low places, but in doing so, he opens up the world."—Booklist (starred review)
"[The Wagon is] about the real Chicago, the city of tribes, the city many of you know, not that fictional metropolis sometimes offered in magazines and TV shows. . . . So there are no blondes in red dresses. No detectives with cleft chins. It hooked me right there. And if there''s a hero, the hero is an intelligent man trying to figure things out."—John Kass, Chicago Tribune
-John Kass
"The book is anchored by 'The Wagon,' the piece honored by the Virginia Quarterly Review as one of the best essays published on its pages in 2005. In it, Preib details his work on the vehicle the CPD uses to pick up dead bodies. It seems incongruous to describe such a gut-wrenching story as gorgeous, but gorgeous it is; Preib''s musings on the recently, often ignominiously departed are particularly affecting, with flashes of morbid humor for relief. Other trenchant essays touch on the trials of police work, his years as a doorman and a union organizer, his hitchhiking escapades as a young man, and his observations of Chicago. One thing''s for sure: Preib isn''t a cop moonlighting as a writer. He''s a writer who happens to work as a cop."—Jerome Ludwig, Chicago Reader
-Jerome Ludwig
"The darkness pervading the title essay of Martin Preib's new collection of stories, The Wagon and Other Tales From the City, is rooted in an exploration of death and loneliness seen through the eyes of a writer who is also a Chicago police officer assigned to haul dead bodies to the morgue. The essay . . . lends a lyrical voice to the grimmest angles of Chicago, the harsher world that police officers see every day."—Chicago Tribune
"Police thrillers are so widely read and police dramas so commonplace on television that many people think they have a good understanding of what a cop's world is like. But in truth that world is seldom revealed with anything approaching verisimilitude. We get it with The Wagon."—Daniel Horan, Wall Street Journal
-Daniel Horan
"Martin Preib, now a 46-year-old, eight-year veteran of the Chicago Police Department, does not invoke force of law for compliance, rather a powerful force of language developed over a lifetime of studying classical literature and Greek — but few writing classes."—Jeff Johnson, Chicago Sun-Times
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BT: Consumers and cost cutting save the day
Cost cutting and 88,000 new broadband punters helped BT bank more profits in calendar Q3, although revenues went in the opposite direction as all divisions outside of the consumer wing reported declining fortunes.
The former comms state monopoly turned over £4.38bn of sales in the quarter ended September, down two per cent year- …
Ingram UK basks in rosy glow of ... successful cost-cutting
Throwing costs overboard, smaller interest repayments and walking away from lower-margin business beautified Ingram Micro UK's bottom line in calendar '13, as its latest Companies House filing reveals.
The Milton Keynes-based biz reported turnover of £968.5m, up 2.15 per cent, or 1.4 per cent when inter-group trade (£36.7m) was …
Cost-cutting pays off for Symantec as profit lifts
Software security, data management and protection behemoth Symantec has cashed in on hacking fears with an upswing in product sales, giving itself a revenue and profits lift.
Revenues for its first fiscal 2015 quarter, which finished on 4 July, were $1.74bn, up a mere 1.5 per cent on a year ago, and a more flattering 6.4 per …
Cost-cutting Barclays bank swings axe on 5,600 IT and ops bods
Barclays will axe about 5,600 IT and operations staffers in 2014 in a massive restructuring effort. The at-risk techies work across the retail and investment arms of the British banking group.
The plan is to achieve £1.6bn in savings by scrapping about 14,000 full-time staff over the next 12 months, a move unveiled on Thursday …
Dell: Gov's cost-cutting mania is driving away suppliers
Dell believes the UK government has squeezed suppliers too hard on price - to the point where the PC giant, and others, are walking away from public sector business.
Major IT vendors, including HP, have already questioned where the Cabinet Office will go next to ease its budget woes, having forced the biggest players to lose a …
US giant Avnet plots cost slash fest in EMEA enterprise tech arm
The EMEA wing of enterprise distie Avnet Technology Solutions is again in cost-cutting mode after a double-digit sales dive blighted a growth spurt across the pond as local PC system builders missed out on the XP refresh.
Revenues for Q4 of fiscal'14 ended 28 June were $2.73bn, up 0.3 per cent on an organic basis, or 4.2 per …
Cost-cutting Serco says UK economy improving
IT outsourcing behemoth Serco Group says the outlook for the UK economy is decidedly brighter as the nation feels its way through the economic gloom.
The services player reckons it is on track to meet 2012 targets with sales in the first half expected to grow 6 per cent, due to acquisitions made last year.
In a steady-as-she- …
Logitech clings onto cost-cutting axe as sales, profit sail away
Losses widened at PC peripherals kingpin Logitech as OEM sales sank and restructuring charges kicked in.
The company posted an operating loss of $59m (£38m) for fiscal Q1 2013, ended 30 June. This included a one-off charge of $34m in part to pay for redundancies. The same quarter a year ago recorded a $45m operating loss.
Sales …
US pols sack Santa Claus in cost-cutting drive
A local government in New York state has cut Father Christmas from the county payroll as part of a vicious cost-cutting program.
Suffolk County in New York state gave the popular red-suited character the boot on Friday as they grappled to trim their budget and fill a $135m hole, Reuters reports.
Some 750 county employees are …
UK.gov's cost-cutting 'shared services' went £500m OVER BUDGET
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has found that five government shared services centres cost a total of £1.4bn to set up, £500m more than expected, and in some cases cost more than the expected saving.
In its report on efficiency and reform through shared services, the PAC says that the five centres were expected to have …
Imation cutting 20 per cent of workforce amid losses
Imation is slashing one fifth of its workforce as part of a cost cutting programme and exploring "strategic options" for its consumer electronics biz.
The troubled maker of tape, disk and optical media has reported yet another quarter of losses - it hasn't posted a profit since the end of 2009 - and needs to take corrective …
CSC cost-cutting spreads to Europe
CSC staff in the US have been forced to take a compulsory, temporary pay cut, and now staff in Europe are being told they must take five days leave before 1 April to help the company hit its targets for the financial quarter.
In an internal email – seen by the Register – Andy Williams, CSC's president and CEO, wrote: "We are …
Unilever cutting tech bods, moving jobs to Bangalore: 800 face axe
Unilever is entering into a redundancy consultation process with techies amid plans to relocate the UK tech hub from Ewloe in Wales to its head office in Merseyside and outsource "some" roles to India, although it would not confirm how many. Around 800 staff will face the chop by 2013.
The move is part of a wider cost-cutting …
SamSUNK! Korean giant's electronics biz takes punch to the smartphone profits
Samsung's mobile phone businesses took a nasty tumble in 2014's fourth quarter, with profits at the company's electronics division falling by 27 per cent to 5.35 trillion won ($4.9bn).
Samsung Electronics makes all manner of gadgetry, much used by other electronics companies in their own products. But attention has focussed on …
Azlan UK boss made 'redundant' amid restructure
Tech Data (TD) UK has restructured its Azlan enterprise tech business unit, taking out the top dog Gareth Hansford in a cost cutting shimmy.
The industry veteran left this month, the start of the distie's new fiscal year, and the decision to make him redundant came after analysis of the books.
Hansford confirmed to The Channel …
Juniper okays Elliott Management's board nominees
Juniper Networks and activist investor Elliott Management are fluttering the "peace in our time" paper, with the network ironmonger agreeing to appoint two new Elliot-approved directors to its board.
The deal will hopefully give the company some respite from a year of corporate turbulence that saw the appointment and axing of a …
Yahoo! cutting! thousands! of! jobs! say! sources!
Yahoo! has declined to deny a report that it is planning another massive series of layoffs as it seeks to grow back to its former glories.
Sources within the company told AllThingsD that every division was being examined for cost-cutting, and that the final number of staff to be let go could be numbered in the thousands. CEO …
IBM buys 'deep learning' upstart Alchemy API, hires 40,000 devs
Big Blue has taken a break from its busy axe wielding cost-cutting schedule to buy startup AlchemyAPI and insert 40,000 developers into its "community".
Deep learning upstart Alchemy API collects, sifts through and analyses unstructured text and data. According to Big Blue, the acquisition will boost IBM's "Watson ecosystem". …
Happy Holidays! Misco axes ONE IN FIVE UK sales peeps: sources
Shape shifting Misco spread the cheer among its workforce in the run-up to Christmas by distributing P45s, with sources estimating that up to 20 per cent of UK sales heads rolled.
The parent of the web tech bazaar, Systemax, which is trying to deal more with mid-market corporate enterprises and sell services, is cutting costs …
Deutsche Bank pens cloudy infrastructure deal with HP
Fat outsourcing contracts are relatively few and far between these days, so HP's 10-year, multi-billion dollar global win with Deutsche Bank is a welcome shot in the arm for its declining Enterprise Services division.
The deal was signed before Chrimbo – we asked HP for comment at the time but it refused to talk – but it went …
Cost-cutting spurs PC sales in Europe: UK stuck in a rut
The European PC market remains one big bargain basement clear-out, according to Q2 stats from channel analyst Context.
Sales-out data collated from major distributors in the region showed that vendors' price-cutting efforts to reduce the glut of PCs in the supply chain fuelled a 3 per cent sales rise but as a result, …
Maude talks cost cutting with ICT suppliers
A group of prime government ICT suppliers has met Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude to discuss plans for cost cutting.
A spokesperson for the Office of Government Commerce told GC News that on 8 July 2010 19 major public sector ICT suppliers were involved in "an initial meeting to discuss how money can be saved from the …
CSC set for ANOTHER re-org but no redundancies involved
Re-arranging the UK deck chairs on good ship CSC is the strategy the integrator has chosen after shelving plans to make further redundancies, according to numerous sources.
The US-owned business does not generally shy away from making redundancies, axing 750 people from its Brit operation in late April and parting company with …
Cost-slashing T Systems asks UK staff to pack their bags
T Systems UK is testing the appetite for voluntary redundancy among its workforce as part of a cost-cutting drive.
The division of Deutsche Telekom, which provides desktop services, systems integration, computing and network services and e-business, informed staff yesterday of its proposal.
"TSL management told us that they …
Street-beating Brocade bounces back
Storage networking biz Brocade has bounced back from its disappointing and loss-making second quarter results with third quarter profits and a revenue rise.
The quarter finished on 2 August and revenues of $545m were 2 per cent up on the previous quarter and the year-ago one – not dramatic but nice and steady. Net income (profit …
PRE-SPLINTERED Symantec's Q2 revenue slips, net profit rises
Symantec has reported mixed second quarter results, with revenue down one per cent on the year, but net profit rising by the same amount.
The company saw revenue of $1.62bn for its second fiscal 2015 quarter, compared with revenue of $1.64bn a year ago (a fall of one per cent), and $1.74bn in the previous quarter.
Net profit of …
Gartner to CIOs: Go on, SPEND some CASH on ROBOTS 'n' 'Things'
CIOs in the UK and Ireland are bullish on "digitalisation" of their businesses as spending returns.
That's according to Gartner, who ranked so-called digitalisation third in the list of CIO's spending priorities in the UK and Ireland.
It's up from sixth place the year before, and a bigger priority here in the UK than for CIOs …
'Careful management of headcount' for Juniper after tepid quarter
Juniper Networks has reported a difficult third quarter that left CEO Shaygan Kheradpir "disappointed" by "lower-than-anticipated demand from service providers, particularly in the U.S."
Revenue was $1,126 million, down eight per cent from 2014's second quarter and five per cent compared to the same Q3 in 2013.
Non-GAAP net …
Listen up, AT&T, this could be YOU NEXT: $40m sting for throttling 'unlimited' mobile data
The FTC has reached a settlement with TracFone in what could be the first of many refunds for screwed-over customers with so-called unlimited data plans.
The US regulator said the cell network must pay back $40m to customers who used its prepaid unlimited data plan and found their connections deliberately strangled, stretching …
Bye-Zynga: online games maker laying off 314 staff
Mobile game specialist Zynga has announced that it will be laying off some 15 per cent of its staff as part of a cost-cutting measure.
The company said that the cuts would make 314 people at the company redundant. The lowered payroll costs would be part of a plan by the company to same some $33-35m over the course of the 2014 …
Optus buries nasty for NBN Co in its annual results
A strong – almost stunning – rate of 3G-to-4G conversion hasn't stopped Australia's number two mobile carrier Optus losing mobile customers to market leader Telstra, and only its rigorous cost-cutting has allowed the carrier to return a profit for FY 2013-2014.
Although the carrier's 4G base shot up from 785,000 people in 2013 …
Mad Frankie Maude hangs up his axe
Axe-wielder-in-chief and Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude is to hang up his blade after the next election.
Since first swinging into power in 2010 Maude has pledged war on the supplier "oligopoly", which have traditionally dominated Whitehall IT spend, placed a moratorium on IT contracts over £100m, overseen the creation of …
BT settles multi-million spat with cost-cutting consultants
BT has settled an £88m dispute with a consultancy it asked to find cost savings at its troubled Global Services division.
Telecoms consultancy Magenta netLogic, owned by Global Capacity, was suing BT for £88m for alleged breach of contract.
The consultants claim they were hired by BT to find savings at its troubled Global …
Avnet sales slip but EMEA operation's off the hook - for now
Avnet Technology Solutions is on the slide again as its sales and operating profit went south in Q2 fiscal '15. The distie's latest president has clearly got his work cut out to turn in consistent and sustainable growth.
The enterprise tech wing of Avnet Inc today reported financials for the three months ended 27 December. …
BYOD will cost a packet, warn experts
Enterprise mobility experts have warned IT managers not to enter bring your own device (BYOD) programs with cost reduction in mind, arguing that application development and support costs can quickly get out of hand if not strictly controlled from the start.
IDC VP Tim Dillon told attendees at the analyst's Asia Pacific …
Sprint swings axe: Another 2,000 staffers for the chop
Struggling US mobile network Sprint Corp is swinging the axe further and deeper as another 2,000 jobs are to go on top of the nearly 500 announced last month.
The move is part of a $1.5bn cost-cutting plan – of which $400m of the savings will be workforce costs – and following on from results that show a a $765m net loss and a 3 …
Cyberspooks sceptical on UK.gov's IT cost-cutting plans
Whitehall IT chiefs have been warned by the intelligence agency GCHQ that security problems with cloud computing could foil their plans to use the technology to slash the cost of public services.
The assessment forms part of the first report of the Cyber Security Operations Centre (CSOC), seen by The Register. The new internet …
'We're having panic attacks' ... Sony staff and families now threatened in emails
Sources within Sony Pictures have told The Register that employees received bizarre emails on Friday threatening them and their families if they don't take the side of hackers who raided the firm's corporate servers.
The hackers, working under the moniker Guardians of Peace or GOP, have spent the past week dumping onto file- …
Not so Instagram now: Time-shifting Hyperlapse iPhone tool unveiled
Filtered snap app Instagram has unleashed a new tool that will allow users to shoot and post "time lapse" style videos.
The company said that its Hyperlapse application would allow mobile users to record extended movies which can then be sped up and shared as fast moving time lapse clips.
The app, which operates as a stand- …
Deckchairs shifted aboard tech liner HP's services biz
An EMEA-wide overhaul dreamed up by HP execs to lift the fortunes of the Enterprise Services division — and cut out costs — will be implemented in time for the fiscal New Year starting next month.
Under the new-look biz, ES has consolidated from nine sub-regions into four 'super' clusters including North (Benelux and Nordics), …
Hitachi Data Systems hands out P45s ... to EXECUTIVES
Cost-cutting Hitachi Data Systems has put a couple of senior execs on notice of redundancy, including UK and Ireland channel bigwig Neill Burton and veep for emerging markets Russell Hill.
Staff were told about the potential redundancies yesterday, and promptly leaked it to The Channel.
"The company has got to find further cost …
KCOM Group results hit by Phones4U woes
Brit telco and tech services playa KCOM Group has kickstarted a cost-cutting programme to counter a wobbly top and bottom line, not helped by the collapse of Phone4You and slower than expected PSN demand.
The LSE-listed Hull-based group reported a 6.7 per cent drop in turnover to £173m for the first half of fiscal '15, as profit …
HTC Beats off loss, but shares slip after disappointing quarter
HTC saw its shares slip 3.61 per cent in Taiwan as it narrowly avoided a quarterly loss, saved only by booking a profit from selling its stake in headphone brand Beats Electronics.
The Taiwanese smartphone maker reported a worse-than-expected net profit yesterday, of just $300m ($10m) compared to a net loss in the previous …
HP's axe swings AGAIN: 5,000 more staffers for the chop
Shape-shifting HP is to throw thousands more workers on the employment bonfire to free up cash for R&D and sales investments, the company confirmed as it provided more background on the pending corporate dissection.
The Palo Alto titan yesterday went public over plans to divide the business in two, with the PC and printer …
The XP factor gives MEGA-DISTIE Ingram Q2 sales a boost
The tills rang often for massive global distie Ingram Micro during its second calendar quarter, helped by frenzied PC refresh activity, but squeezing out better long term profits remains a work in progress.
The globe's largest distie reported a revenue hike of $600m year-on-year to $10.9bn. Despite a near six per cent leap in …
Channel on track: British tech insolvencies fall to seven-year low
It is official: 2014 numbers for corporate deaths in the Brit tech channel have slumped to a seven-year low, figures from credit reference agency Graydon UK confirm.
Some 48 local suppliers went under in Q4, taking the tally of insolvencies for the 12 months to 198 versus 293 in 2013 – annual levels not seen since prior the …
Dragons' Den man and co-CEO to work for FREE at loss-making Outsourcery
Outsourcery bosses Piers Linney and Simon Newton are relinquishing their salaries for the next 12 months in a bid to save the loss-making cloudy biz £500,000, the company told the stock market today.
The desperate duo's act is part of measures to find £4.5m in funds to keep the wolves from the door in the medium term, a move …
SHOCK and AWS: The fall of Amazon's deflationary cloud
It's tough being a victim of your own business strategy, especially if you're Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos.
After spending twenty years applying a combination of price cuts, smart logistics, and ruthless efficiency to the publishing and music industries, Bezos' Amazon has grown into a vast company.
But now the company's …
Dell's cash-saving voluntary redundo axe ker-chunks into Europe
Dell has confirmed that the Voluntary Separation Programme it kickstarted across the Atlantic before Christmas has finally crossed the pond.
The cost-cutting initiative was made available to staff from late last year, but restrictions applied. Workers in EMEA, India or Singapore were not eligible, neither were folk in the …
Beached whale Symantec watches revenues recede 7%
Symantec's latest results show that you can wring more profit out of declining revenues by slashing costs but its not enough to bring you back to growth.
Revenues in its fourth fiscal quarter of 2014 ended 28 March were $1.63bn, seven per cent down year-on-year, but net profit jumped 14 per cent to $217m.
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AP Photo/Jason DeCrowSouthpaw, Eminem's movie return, is back in development. The project was put in turnaround at its original studio, Dreamworks, but has been picked up by MGM. In the movie — co-written by Eminem and Sons of Anarchy's Kurt Sutter, and to be directed by Antoine Fuqua — Em stars as a former lefty welterweight boxing champ staging a comeback after a personal tragedy. And if you're worried this will be too similar to recent stirring underdog fighting flicks like Warrior, The Fighter, and Real Steel, think again: Were the protagonists of any of those other movies left-handed? Grade: A- [HR]
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Catherine Zeta-Jones will star in Broken City, as the cheating wife of the New York City mayor. When the mayor, Russell Crowe, has Zeta-Jones' extramarital relationships investigated by detective Mark Wahlberg, it leads to the uncovering of a larger conspiracy. By the way, Wahlberg's character is from Brooklyn. Hopefully Williamsburg? Grade: B [Deadline]
Director Matthew Vaughn has two potential projects lined up as a follow-up to X-Men: First Class. The first is an adaptation of The Secret Service, a new comic book (details are under wraps) being co-created by Vaughn, Mark Millar, and Dave Gibbons. The second is an adaptation of Millar's Superior, about a boy with multiple sclerosis who is given the chance to become a superhero but at a heavy cost. And if those don't work out, Vaughn may well something something something comic book. Grade: B [HR]
Shonda Rhimes has sold a drama, The Circle, to ABC, being described as part soap, part conspiracy thriller. It revolves around ten friends "adopted as children by a billionaire philanthropist, who begin to question their past when one of their own is murdered." And somewhere, George Soros is thinking, "finally, a show depicting the real lives of billionaire philanthropists." Grade: B+ [HR]
Will Ferrell and Adam McKay will produce He's F***ing Perfect, a spec script written by Lauryn Kahn, who has worked for years as McKay's assistant. The plot revolves around a young lady who convinces her friend to dump a guy so that she can steal him for herself by "using her social media savvy to turn herself into his perfect match." Lauryn must have been really amazing at coffee fetching. Grade: C [HR]
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Hah, just to prove what I was saying, he started crying in his sleep as I was writing this.
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You badly underestimate how much Obama has pissed off Independents and more importantly how vastly afraid "We The People" are of losing our country.
Wisconsin should give you a huge clue as to what will happen in Nov.
You live in a talk radio echo chamber bubble where everyone you listen to agrees with you, and you presume almost everyone out there outside the looney left thinks like you do. They don't.
Wisconsin was irrelevant in the presidential picture because it was driven by local issues and a state going broke. A large chunk of union voters voted for Walker because the unions went too far. That doesn't mean suddenly Romney has a big chunk of the union vote.
In the exit polls, Wisconsin voters favored Obama over Romney by 7 points. A TON of people who fully intend to vote for Obama, voted for Walker. About one-fifth of Walker voters support Obama.
Some people who desperately wanted to hold onto the crack-dream of a Republican winning a presidential election in WI (it wont happen, LOL) just shrugged and said "thats weird, I dont believe it", and carried on with the delusion that the Walker win meant Romney was taking Wisconsin.
He's not. Don't be dumb.
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<ptp> none they just sit in the dark and cry
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It's not every day that we can mention "Chandra" and the "Olympics" in the same sentence, but today we can. That's because Stacie Powell, who will compete in the 10-meter platform diving competition for Great Britain at the London Olympics beginning today, is also working on her Ph.D. in astrophysics.
Over fifty years ago, a supernova was discovered in M83, a spiral galaxy about 15 million light years from Earth. Astronomers have used NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory to make the first detection of X-rays emitted by the debris from this explosion.
Last week, the Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum welcomed a very unusual guest (who will be staying quite a while): the Space Shuttle Enterprise. The Intrepid, which is located on the Hudson River in New York City, will be the Enterprise's new home now that the Shuttle program has officially ended.
A little bit after midnight (12:31 am EDT to be exact) on July 23, 1999, the Space Shuttle Columbia lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Onboard was what was then the largest payload ever carried by a Shuttle: the Chandra X-ray Observatory.
Following the success of our first poetry competition last year, the Chandra X-ray Observatory and Jonathan Taylor, Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing, have now run a second competition, in which Creative Writing students at De Montfort University in the U.K. were invited to write poems inspired by some of Chandra's findings. The final two entries of the four winning pieces are included here. Congratulations to all four winners. Want more astropoetry? See these previous pieces.
Pat Slane, a scientist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, is a very busy guy. In addition to being the head of Chandra's Mission Planning group, he also conducts his own independent research into the study of supernova remnants and neutron stars (the aftermath of the massive stars that have exploded.) He also takes the time to participate in outreach, including heading up the "Stop for Science" project. Despite his hectic schedule, Pat sat down with the Chandra blog to discuss how he got where he is today in his career.
What does this image show? It looks very different from images that typically appear on our web-site, of galaxies and star clusters and exploded stars. It looks vaguely like a swarm of moths but with rectangular shapes that don't really look like wings. It might also pass for abstract art.
The answer is an astronomical one: this is a large mosaic showing Chandra observations from its archive centered on the Virgo Cluster. The rectangles are sets of charge-coupled devices (CCDs) on Chandra, showing X-ray emission from hot gas in the cluster's atmosphere, or around black holes. The rectangles often come in pairs because this is how a common configuration of Chandra CCDs appears on the sky: two square CCDs next to a set of three. The observations are scattered around because they targeted many different galaxies in and around Virgo.
New results based on the two objects shown here are challenging the prevailing ideas as to how supermassive black holes grow in the centers of galaxies. NGC 4342 and NGC 4291, the two galaxies in the study, are nearby in cosmic terms at distances of 75 million and 85 million light years respectively. In these composite images, X-rays from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory are colored blue, while infrared data from the 2MASS project are seen in red.
Astronomers had known from previous observations that these galaxies host black holes with unusually large masses compared to the mass contained in the central bulge of stars. To study the dark matter envelopes contained in each galaxy, Chandra was used to examine their hot gas content, which was found to be widespread in both objects.
For more context on CID-42 and the science of black hole kicks, we interviewed Professor Abraham (Avi) Loeb, one of the co-authors of the new paper. Avi is the director of the Institute for Theory and Computation, within the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, and he is currently serving as Chair of the Department of Astronomy at Harvard University. He was recently elected to become a member of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. Avi has worked on a wide variety of topics in astrophysics, including cosmology, black holes, gravitational lensing by planets and gamma-ray bursts in the distant Universe.
Q: How significant do you think this result is?
A: CID-42 is the best candidate for a massive black hole that might have been kicked out of the center of a galaxy with a high speed. An interesting mechanism for obtaining such a kick involves the merger of two black holes into the kicked black hole.
Following the success of our first poetry competition last year, Chandra X-ray Observatory and Jonathan Taylor, Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing, have run a second competition, in which Creative Writing students at De Montfort University in the U.K. were invited to write poems inspired by some of Chandra's findings and research areas. For the first installment, two out of the four winning entries are shown below (See also part two). All of the entries explore, in their different ways, the overlap between poetry and scientific discovery. Congratulations to the winners and everyone involved for making this unique competition possible.
You can read other student poems inspired by Chandra here and here. Jonathan Taylor's own three poems for Chandra include:
Black Hole in B-FlatHistory Lesson!!**&@??
embracingthe evaporating definitions of space and timeblurredlike the disk clothing mematterin a fightof gravitation and radiation


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