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The Phillies Black Cloud
There is a gigantic, scary black cloud hovering over this Phillies team. It's called "the bullpen." Run for cover! Here they come again!
Poor Cole Hamels watched his 133 pitch, 1-run, 7-inning performance and his 100th career win get washed down the storm drain on Sunday against the Mets. The Phillies bullpen flushed it right down the proverbial toilet. And this is only 1 of many frightening bullpen performances this year.
In fact, there are so few players out in the pen that team management trusts, they actually wound up putting in starter Roberto Hernandez in the 9th inning to try to clean up the mess Antonio Bastardo made. Bastardo took a 4-1 Phillies lead and totally obliterated it, allowing 3 earned runs including a 2-run homer.
Apparently, closer Jonathan Papelbon had a sore neck and back and was unable to pitch. Mike Adams and Jake Diekman were both unavailable, I assume because they each pitched in the previous 2 games. So by the 11th inning they were left with Jeff Manship, who walked 2 batters and gave up the winning run to the Mets.
Here is a really not-so-fun statistic for you: Every single pitcher, except Papelbon, in the Phillies bullpen has an ERA at or over 4.50. All of them. This team cannot possibly expect to go anywhere with those numbers.
And now, on top of getting swept by the Jays in 4 games and losing the final game to the Mets for a 2-5 record in 7 games, the Phillies need another starting pitcher because Hernandez was used yesterday in the pen. And the pickings in the minors are slim…
Speaking of the minors, the black cloud apparently followed Freddy Galvis there when he was sent down after the Jays series. He collided with a wall yesterday and broke his left clavicle; he now needs surgery. Earlier in Spring Training, he suffered from an awful MRSA infection and missed the first few weeks of the season. When he finally came back, he had exactly 2 hits in 46 at-bats and was finally sent down to Triple-A. And now he breaks a bone…wow. Maybe this is the universe telling Freddy to just stay in bed. Poor guy.
The Phillies are off today and I am sure the bullpen is very thankful for that. They will play a short, 2-game series with the Angels starting Tuesday night at 7:05pm.
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Photo by Jenn Zambri Photography
Phillies Weird Week
The Phillies finally squeaked out a win against the Braves yesterday. Whew! But that 1-0 win was not the only oddity of the week.
For starters, the Phillies lost by the exact same score the night before. Cliff Lee pitched a gem and the Phils could not bother to score a single run. Ugh. Here are a few other weird notes from the week:
– A.J. Burnett, Thursday's winning pitcher, claims that his newly formed hernia is helping him pitch better. Maybe the offense should start straining themselves to achieve a similar injury and then they can score more than 1 run per game? Genius!
– Speaking of genius, Jonathan Papelbon does not see pitch velocity as an issue. Granted, he has been much better of late. But really? Can I pitch then? I can probably hit around 60mph on the gun and since speed does not matter, I should do just fine against major league hitters. Put me in, coach!
– In other Pap news, Crossing Broad had reported that the Phillies closer not only went off verbally on the media about his velocity, but that he actually aimed a fart in their direction. Monty Python, Holy Grail fans are loving this ("I fart in your general direction!") If you have never seen this move, I highly recommend it.
– In the same article, Crossing Broad also claims that Cliff Lee belched at the media. It seems there is a lot of hot air in the Phillies locker room.
– It looks like whoever yells the loudest really does win. Because after Brewers manager Ron Roenicke complained that Logan Schafer's 8th inning at-bat on 4/9/14 was not scored a hit, MLB overturned the error originally given to Ryan Howard. Wow.
– And while this is not Phillies news, I am sure all Phillies fans will enjoy it. The new book, Yes, It's Hot in Here: Adventures in the Weird, Woolly World of Sports Mascots, reveals that the Secret Service actually threatened to kill Mr. Met, the Mets bulbous-headed mascot. Seriously. That may be the best story ever in the history of baseball. You will have to read the excerpt to believe it.
The Phillies start a 10 game West Coast road trip tonight against the Rockies. Game time is 8:40pm.
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Feast or Famine: Phillies Sweep the Marlins
After losing 3 straight games to the Brewers, the Phillies bounced back with 3 straight wins over the Marlins. This all-or-nothing week ended with big offensive performances from 3 players today.
Chase Utley, Tony Gwynn Jr. and Will Nieves all had a 3 hit day. Nieves knocked in two runs in the 5th to tie the game at 3-3. And then Utley had the big bang in the 8th with a go-ahead home run, making it a final 4-3 Phillies win.
Kyle Kendrick pitched mostly well, although he was up and down. His game started a bit shaky thanks to another Ryan Howard error on the very first batter of the game. So Kendrick started in a hole right away, but he hung in there.
Other than the one error, the fielding was fairly clean. There was one base running blunder as Gwynn Jr. stumbled around third base and went home anyway where he was thrown out.
But the bullpen came into the late innings and actually held the lead. In fact, all 3 guys, B.J. Rosenberg, Antonio Bastardo and Jonathan Papelbon, retired each of the 3 batters they faced. Finally!
Speaking of the bullpen, Justin DeFratus has been sent back to the minors after some rather disastrous outings recently. Luis Garcia has taken his place.
And just one fun note about today's game, it was Kid's Opening Day. As part of that, some children were apparently commissioned to render their best images of Phillies players which were shown during each players first at bat. Some of the drawings are hysterical. Check out my Photo Album from the game to see those and more game shots.
The Braves come to town tomorrow. Game time is 7:05pm.
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Phillies Take First Two in Chicago
After a devastating loss on Wednesday, the Phillies have bounced back in the next series, winning their first 2 games against the Cubs. Friday's game was a 7-2 score and today they won 2-0 as Cliff Lee stunned the Cubbies.
Lee was able to lower his horrible 14.40 Opening Day ERA to only 6.00 with this 7 inning effort. So all is well again with the Phillies ace…yeah!
And the offense is not too shabby to start the season. Chase Utley is absolutely on fire after a very slow Spring Training. In the last 2 games, Utley has 5 hits and 4 RBI including 2 home runs. He also hit his 300th career double today and ended the game just a triple shy of the cycle.
Domonic Brown has also come to life with 4 hits, 2 walks and 3 RBI in these 2 games, plus ZERO strikeouts. Nada. That alone tells me he is in the zone.
Another interesting note is that we are learning some things about the Phillies manager, Ryne Sandberg, early in the season. First, he is totally in love with Jake Diekman. Diekman has pitched in 4 out of 5 games so far this season while fellow reliever Brad Lincoln has yet to throw a pitch. Justin DeFratus has pitched 1 inning and Jeff Manship has thrown exactly 2 pitches total.
Sandberg says he is trying to establish who fits in which spots in the bullpen. By the way, is that not what Spring Training was for? Just saying. And if he is looking for good fits, does this mean those 3 pitchers that have not been or barely been used do not "fit" anywhere? Hmmmm…
We have also learned that Sandberg is not totally sold on Roberto Hernandez. In Friday's game, Hernandez appeared to be cruising in the 6th inning when, after one out was recorded, Sandberg pulled him and put in Diekman. Hernandez had given up 2 runs in the first 5 innings, but his pitch count was low (73). That was a weird move.
One last thing I like to mention about today's game…Jonathan Papelbon saved a game! Miracles never cease! Yes, that comment is dripping with sarcasm. When he saves 3 or 4 in a row with minimal drama, I will curb my smart remarks. Until then, congrats Pap! You live to fight another day!
Can the Phillies sweep this series? Hope so! Game 3 is Sunday at 2:20pm and A.J. Burnett will pitch.
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The Perplexing Papelbon Problem
Wednesday night's Phillies 3-4 loss to the Rangers was the kind that makes you want to scream. It was a game they had well in hand; very winnable. Enter the $50 million dollar man, Jonathan Papelbon:
Through 7 innings, starter Kyle Kendrick was great, allowing only 1 run. Rookie reliver Mario Hollands totally redeemed himself from a very rough outing the previous day by pitching a scoreless, hitless 8th inning. Papelbon entered the 9th inning with a 3-1 lead that any closer making $50 million dollars, the largest payday ever for a reliever, should be able to preserve. That did not happen.
Papelbon has lost 3-5mph off his fastball since the signing and has yet to make an adjustment for his lost velocity. He just keeps flinging the ball up there figuring he'll get all the swings and misses of days past. He was severely up in the zone all inning and the Rangers put a beating on him with 4 hits and 2 walks.
The 2nd walk was literally a walk-off win for the Rangers. The 4th ball of the at-bat was not even anywhere near the strike zone. How does a veteran pitcher walk home the winning run? I almost looked like he just said "screw it, I want to go home now" and just threw the ball without even thinking. This is a big problem.
After the game, here was Papelbon's take on the loss:
"Obviously, this is a disappointment," Papelbon said. "I thought Kendrick pitched well enough to deserve that win, and unfortunately the bullpen wasn't able to preserve it for him. But it's a long season. I think that's one of the stronger points of my game is being able to bounce back and not have any memory of the previous game good or bad."
So he is saying "the bullpen" couldn't hold the lead? Try again…the ONLY guy who gave up a run after Kendrick left the game was Papelbon. The least he could have done was owned it.
And one of the strongest points of his game is a lack of memory? I guess he likes to take full advantage of this "strong points" by blowing games so he can then utilize his terrible memory to the fullest.
But maybe a bad memory is not so helpful. Frankly, I think Papelbon needs to remember what he did wrong and try not to do it again. I know he was speaking more to the mental aspect of the game, but perhaps those words have a deeper meaning than he realizes. If we do not remember, how can we learn from our mistakes?
Or is that a moot point and Papelbon's career is to suffer a very expensive and painful end? Not expensive for him, of course. But the Phillies have him under contract for at least 2 more seasons, with an automatic vesting option for 2016 if he finishes 15 games in 2015. That is a scary thought.
Yes, it is only 3 games into the season. But this issue goes all the way back to last season and Papelbon has still not adjusted his pitching style. Is he capable of doing so? Sure, I think so. But will he? That is the real question.
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Photo by Jenn Zambri Photography
Phillies Sweep Braves Behind Hamels and Ruf
An odd thing happened today. The Phillies actually showed signs of life as they swept the division leading Braves in a 3-game series. Inspired baseball is not something we have seen a lot of this year, so this game was a real treat.
On top of his game again, Cole Hamels pitched 8 innings, allowing only 2 solo homers, both of which were absolutely murdered off the bat of Evan Gattis. The official word is that the 1st homer went 486 feet, which is a MLB record for the season. Yikes!
But aside from Gattis, Hamels had few problems.
The Phillies scored two runs in the first inning, but could not seem to kick start a rally after that despite some base runners.
Actually, base running was a bit of an adventure on this day. Jimmy Rollins stole a base, which was a plus. But rookie centerfielder Cesar Hernandez got picked off right before that and then was thrown out later in the game because he hesitated going around second base. He received a bit of coaching from Chase Utley in between innings (see photo):
The defense was solid and fans were oohing and ahhing again over Cody Asche, who made a few more spectacular plays.
With the game still tied in the 8th inning, the Phillies needed a spark. Darin Ruf provided the juice, and the lead, with a solo home run, his 13th of the year.
The Phils went into the 9th with a 3-2 lead and, luckily, passed on Jonathan Papelbon who had blown a save the night before. Papelbon also pitched 3 out of the last 4 days. So instead, B.J. Rosenberg pitched a clean 9th inning for his first career save.
Here is the Photo Album from Sunday's game, including a bunch of pre-game photos.
The Phils are off tomorrow and will face the Padres on Tuesday at 7:05pm.
Photos by Jenn Zambri Photography
Sandberg Gets First Managerial Win
Well, it took a few days, but the Phillies finally squeaked out a win for interim manager Ryne Sandberg. The 3-5 win over the Dodgers ended yet another long losing streak for the Phils who are now solidly in 4th place in the NL East, 2.5 games behind the Mets for 3rd place.
Getting this win against the hottest team in baseball was going to require a combination of things to occur. Pitcher Cole Hamels had to be good, which he was. Hamels went 7 innings, allowing just 2 runs.
The Phillies offense had to produce. And although it was not at all pretty at times, 7 hits and 3 RBI did the trick. Carlos Ruiz, who has struggled lately, went 4 for 4 and Darin Ruf smashed a solo homer in the game.
Defensively, the Phillies were coming off a game in which they committed 3 errors. On Sunday, they managed to cut that down to 1 error. Ah, progress!
And for once, the bullpen did not implode in late innings. Both B.J. Rosenberg and Jonathan Papelbon pitched scoreless innings to maintain what was at that point a 2-2 tie game.
And in the bottom of the 9th, a little bit of luck was in order to seal the Phillies win. Two errors by Dodgers shortstop, Hanley Ramirez, allowed the Phillies to walk off with the victory. Michael Young got the game-winning RBI as Ramirez fumbled his grounder with the bases loaded. Casper Wells scored on the error and Ryne Sandberg finally got a win!
Here is the full Photo Album from the game, which includes some fun shots of the Dodgers as well. Fun stuff like this right here:
Is he pitching or trying some new form of karate? I cannot decide.
The Rockies come to town for a 4-game series tonight. Game time is 7:05pm.
Photos by Jenn Zambri Photography
The Inning From Hell
The 6th inning of Sunday's Phillies – Tigers game was officially the worst baseball I have ever seen in my life. In fact, there is no point in even discussing the rest of the game that resulted in a 4-12 Phillies loss. This team has fallen far into the deepest recesses of hell…
That one hellish inning included 3 Phillies errors, 8 runs scored by the Tigers, all of which were unearned, a Tigers grand slam and 2 runs scored on walks. Rookie Steve Susdorf committed one of the three errors in his first major league start; this was a day he'd probably like to forget, along with the rest of us.
Veteran shortstop Jimmy Rollins described it best after the game, telling reporters, "That was embarrassing. … If there's a bottom, this has to be it. I can't imagine things getting worse than they have this past week, culminating the way they did today."
And although the trade deadline is just days away, I cannot imagine the Phillies will get much of a return on anyone they plan to dump. Jonathan Papelbon has done his best to ruin any chances of the Phils getting a good return for him in a trade. His salary is ridiculous, his attitude is deplorable and he has blown 5 saves in the last month and a half. He is worth nothing in a trade at this point, unless a team is desperate.
And frankly, nearly everyone else on this team has rendered themselves useless in a trade after this horrific 8-game losing streak.
So what do the Phillies do in the midst of watching this franchise ship sink? They spend $48 million on an unproven Cuban defector. The Phillies signed right-hander Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez to a six-year deal with incentives that could push the total salary to nearly $60 million.
I liken this move to what someone with a gambling addiction does…keep betting higher, despite a long, ugly string of losses (ie: Ryan Howard's extension, Chad Qualls, releasing Jason Grilli, trading Cliff Lee, Papelbon, etc…). Ruben Amaro Jr. is still gambling away this team's future and it is hard to watch. I hope I am wrong. Maybe this guy is worth every penny of that $48 million. But with a track record of contract busts, the odds are not in favor of the Phillies.
Welcome to Hell, Phillies fans.
Player photos by Jenn Zambri Photography
Phillies Head to All-Star Break at .500
It was a very weird weekend for the Phillies heading into the All-Star break today. Sunday's game commenced a 3-game series with the White Sox that included a postponed game turned into a doubleheader, during which another rain delay occurred. All 3 games went extra-innings, with the teams playing 24 innings total in one day; each game on Saturday lasted exactly 3 hours, 53 minutes, excluding the 41 minute rain delay. In the midst of all that, Ben Revere broke his foot by fouling a ball off it; he will be out for about 6-8 weeks. Very sad news for the Phillies :O(
Sunday's game went 10 innings, 3 hours and 26 minutes. Jonathan Papelbon blew his 5th save of the year in this one, denying Cole Hamels yet another win. But Hamels pitched very well, allowing just 2 runs over 8 innings, which is what kept the Phillies in line for the win.
The offense started strong, but sputtered again later in the game, which has become a pattern with this team. Still, they managed enough runs to get by. Hamels, in addition to pitching well, led the team in hits with two; he also had a fabulous sacrifice bunt and a crucial RBI in the 4th inning.
The defense was a bit better on Sunday, although Chase Utley still had a blunder. Luckily, no damage was done.
The only real damage was Papelbon's blown save. However, his teammates got him off the hook. Utley redeemed his previous fielding error by leading off the 10th inning with a double. And John Mayberry Jr., getting playing time since Revere is on the DL, singled the winning run in for a 4-3 victory.
Prior to the game, the Phillies All-Star's, Cliff Lee and Domonic Brown, got their jerseys:
This win was a nice way to send them off to New York and finally put the Phillies at the .500 mark.
The Phils are now 6.5 games out of 1st place and a half-game behind the 2nd place Nationals. But whether or not they can make a run at the playoffs still seems like a long shot after watching their struggles against a last place White Sox team this weekend.
In 3 games, they left 25 men on base and went 6-for-28 with runners in scoring position. In Saturday's 1st game loss, the Sox practically handed the game to them. But with runners on 2nd and 3rd and no outs in the 9th, they failed to score. That just cannot happen. Similar situations played out in the 10th and 11th innings with the same result. It was gut-wrenching; very difficult to watch.
Now with Revere gone and the bullpen situation still tenuous, there is no way to know how the 2nd half will play out, but the odds are certainly stacked against the Phillies.
While we all wait and see, here is the Photo Album from Sunday's game. Enjoy!
Photos by Jenn Zambri Photography
Phillies Squeak Out Series Win Over Nationals
With a 3-1 win on Thursday night, the Phillies managed to just barely squeak out their 3rd win in the 4-game series with the Nationals…and it was not without drama, as usual. Even with 4 errors in the game, somehow, this team found a way to win.
Of those 4 errors, 3 belonged to Chase Utley. He was so off-kilter in the field, one may have wondered whether or not someone spiked his Gatorade. But he did have a hit in the game and also ran the bases well, scoring a crucial run in bottom of the 8th inning.
The real heroes of the night however, were Darin Ruf and Kevin Frandsen…again. Ruf started off the 7th inning with a double off the Nat's lone All-Star, Jordan Zimmerman. Carlos Ruiz bunted him to third and then, Mr. Clutch, Kevin Frandsen stepped to the plate. Frandsen smacked a double into no-man's land in right-centerfield to score Ruf and give the Phillies their first lead of the night.
In the midst of all that, Kyle Kendrick managed to pitch a very solid 7 innings, despite all the fielding errors and the lack of run support. And then both Antonio Bastardo and Jonathan Papelbon broke recent routine and pitched one drama-free inning a piece to nail down the win. It was as if the stars had finally aligned….
But even after taking 3 of 4 from the Nats, and 2 of 3 from the Braves, the Phillies still have a lot of work to do.
Slightly off topic here, did anyone else see the interview with Darin Ruf that aired a few days ago on CSN Phillly? He was asked why his offense has improved since being called up. While I cannot find a video of this anywhere (and there may be a reason for that), he said basically that he was taking advantage of the "detailed scouting reports" that were available in the majors, but not in the minors.
Here is my question – do they seriously not have scouting reports in Triple-A? Or perhaps they have generic, inferior reports? Either way, am I the only one who thinks this is a major problem? You cannot tell me this organization cannot afford to pay someone to produce minor league scouting reports. Heck, I'll do it for a very modest paycheck and some free baseball!
Just sayin'… Thoughts anyone?
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Our B'edaya* projects help fatherless households gain self-suffiency they lost with the death of their provider, in a country with little support for female-headed households.
Here is a story from one mother we have helped take charge of her family's livelihood.
Om Youssef
In 2001 Om Youssef's** husband died of Meningitis leaving an illiterate wife with 2 helpless children. Om Youssef vowed that her children will get an education no matter the cost. She was willing to do whatever it takes, but did not know where or how to start. B'edaya helped Om Youssef start raising livestock, and to date she has made 450 Egyptian Pounds in income all while paying back her loan in full. That's about 6 times the government widow pension that Om Youssef and her family had to live on before.
*"B'edaya" is Arabic for "with my own hands."
**"Om" is Arabic for "mother of." In Egypt, it is common to refer to women by the name of their oldest sons.
People sometimes ask why we place importance on building Christian and Muslim relationships through the Valuable Girl Project. After the revolution sectarian violence has escalated significantly. We see it as our responsibility to continue to build a bridge of understanding to keep our children safe.
In Egypt, many children and adults never interact with each other simply because of their religious differences. Separate cultural and religious practices often eliminate the opportunity to communicate for a basic understanding. As people get older their fear of the unknown can sometimes develop into a full blown hatred.
Aalia* happens to be Muslim and is a Big Sister mentor participating in our Valuable Girl Project. She shares her thoughts about interacting with other Christian girls through Coptic Orphans.
"Before participation in the program, I used to carry negative attitudes and feeling towards Christians in general. I never used to have any Christian friends or as much as talked to my fellow Christian classmates or neighbors, if I knew they were Christian. The reason I joined the project was exclusively driven by the motive to find a job…nothing else! However, upon the start of the project, I was personally touched by the love and respect my fellow Christian girls showed me. After participating in the Valuable Girl Project I started to feel a mutual love and respect for them as well. I felt that something changed in me and in how I lead my life just by observing how they treated me. Consequently, my family also changed their attitudes towards Christians in general. A few months after joining the project, our local VGP coordinators advertised an overnight trip to Assuit which included a visit to Saint Mary's Monastery and I wanted to go. I wanted to spend time with my new friends and understand more about their life. When I asked my dad if he would let me participate in the trip he said I could go because he knew I would be safe and that I have nothing to fear with my new Christian friends. VGP helped change me and my family's attitude towards Christians for the better."
*Names changed to protect the privacy of the families
*Names changed to protect the privacy of the families
Inflation and insecurity have driven Egypt's markets to become more local, and more focused on the basics. The result has been hard-hitting for Egypt's widowed households, who already struggle for life's necessities. But the new, more informal local economies has also opened up new market opportunities for household businesses who could not compete with larger, more regional retailers before the current crises.
The Problem: Inflation, Insecurity Drive Market Changes in Egypt
The government has already begun easing Egypt's heavy food and fuel subsidies. While so far only fuel has been first, the cost of food has also already gone up. Egyptians are beginning to hoard rice and other staples as a hedge against the future. The Egyptian pound has fallen to its lowest value in eight years, and imports on grains and other necessities are increasing.
The soaring cost of transportation is putting local economies at an advantage by making it more difficult to ship goods across larger areas. Meanwhile, the lack of police presence in many Egypt neighborhoods and villages, and rising crime rates, are also shifting the economic advantage to neighborhood-based businesses. Local residents throughout the country have responded by blockading roads and forming neighborhood watches, making it even more difficult to bring goods to market from outside local areas.
The 2013 Opportunity: Widowed Mothers Strategically Positioned in New Neighborhood Economies
Inflation in the cost of food staples and fuel always hit the poor hardest, including widowed households. Yet as these changes unfold in Egypt, there is also an opportunity for widows.
Last year, B'edaya offered widows the opportunity to open small mini-marts from their homes or other places in their local neighborhoods. But it was difficult to compete with larger, more regionally connected merchants.
Widows in Egypt tend to travel much less than other groups, because of poverty and because of the social stigma of widowhood. Recent market changes in Egypt have turned this to an advantage for widowed mothers who start small grocery shops from their homes or sell livestock that they raise. These female-owned village shops are now poised to become neighborhood mainstays for daily goods in increasingly closed and self-contained villages.
Timeline for B'edaya 2013
January starts a new business cycle for B'edaya, (Arabic for "with my own hands") Coptic Orphans' microcredit program for widowed mothers in Egypt.
We are accepting applications this month from widowed mothers who will benefit from Egypt's new, more local market space in order to break the cycle of poverty and finally reach the dream of self-sufficiency for their families.
On March 25, 2013, we will choose finalist projects that will begin thereafter.


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HONG KONG: Esprit swings to H1 net loss of US$59.9m
By Petah Marian | 27 February 2013
- Net loss reached HK$465m
- Turnover fell 13.4% to $13.55bn
- European turnover fell 9.1%
Troubled Hong Kong-based fashion retailer Esprit has swung to a first half loss after reductions in operating costs failed to offset lower sales.
The company today (27 February) recorded a net loss of HK$465m (US$59.9m) for the half ended 31 December, against a net profit of HK$555m in the same period of the prior year.
Turnover declined 13.4% over the half to $13.55bn, against $16.69bn a year earlier. Excluding the impact of the disposal of the group's North American operations and store closure programme, turnover fell 8.8% in local currency to $13.3bn.
Europe, the company's biggest market, saw turnover decline 9.1% in local currency. In Asia-Pacific, turnover fell 7.2%, which it attributed largely to an 11.2% decline in local currency sales in China.
Retail sales were down 13% over the half to $8.1bn, while wholesale revenue fell 13.7% to $5.36bn. The company attributed the decline in retail sales to lower footfall, while the drop in wholesale turnover was attributed to customers experiencing "similar macro and company specific issues as the group's own retail operation".
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Exquisite 1872 Seated Quarter With Gorgeous Toning, Unique PR68 Quality1872 25C PR68 NGC. Ex: P. Kaufman. Briggs 3-C. Although many 1872 Seated Quarters may have been melted after Congress passed the Mint Act of February 12, 1873, we do not know whether or not proofs were affected. We do know, however, that, while more common than similarly dated business strikes in higher grades, the proof 1872 is a significant rarity in grades above the Choice level. The present Superb Gem is the single finest certified survivor (7/02), and it is a newcomer to the NGC Census. This is one of the most lovely proof Seated Quarters that this cataloger has seen, regardless of date. The centers sparkle with bright reflectivity that shines forcefully through delicate champagne tinged overtones. There is some more extensive color at the margins in overlapping cobalt-blue and crimson-russet shades. Both sides are blemish-free, and a tiny die lump (as struck) on the left reverse shield border is diagnostic of this proof delivery. A beautiful coin.
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Harmonic has announced that Hearst-Argyle Television is upgrading stations in its group with Harmonic's digital video products to allow multicasting.
The sale encompasses Harmonic's DiviCom standard and high-definition encoders, and the DiviTrack statistical multiplexing system, which maximizes the channel density while providing a broadcast quality picture. NMX Digital Service Manager is being used to monitor service performance as well as to control and automate critical functions.
DiviCom HD encoders offer maximum compression efficiency in a compact 1RU form factor and best-in-class video quality for real-time broadcast applications.
DiviTrack statistical multiplexing further improves bit-rate efficiency by dynamically reallocating bandwidth between channels in the multiplex according to the complexity of the video.
Hearst-Argyle is able to better monitor and control its digital TV services with Harmonic's NMX Digital Service Manger. NMX automates service operations and scheduling, efficiently detects and resolves problems, enables advanced redundancy architectures, and facilitates the installation and configuration of devices in the network.
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Assume that someone have an image(.JPG or .PNG) of a white paper which has black text in it. Someone modified this image(changed letters/numbers by brush) with an advanced photo editor(Photoshop, GIMP, etc.) and send it to us.
Is there any way to detect this type of modification in our end by code?
I read that there are some algorithms used on cameras and output images are rendered with a series of operations/patterns. When someone touch the image by a image editor, there needs to be some incorrectness on the patterns which are created by the original camera. Is this true?
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RCM Digester
based in Berkeley, CALIFORNIA (USA)
RCM Digesters designs and builds cost-effective, efficient and durable anaerobic digester systems based on proprietary technology and expertise. A pioneer in the industry, RCM Digesters provides a relatively simple solution for waste management and energy production for both family farms and large regional waste centers. The privately held company is headquartered in ...
Cambi AS
based in Asker, NORWAY
Cambi AS is an international supplier and operator of advanced and profitable sludge and biowaste treatment plants. The plants are based on Cambi`s patented Thermal Hydrolysis Process (THP), a pretreatment for anaerobic digestion. The THP significantly increases biogas production and digester loading, increases dewaterability and produces a pasteurized biosolids/soil ...
Shand & Jurs (L&J Technologies & L&J Engineering)
based in Hillside, ILLINOIS (USA)
For over 90 years, the Shand & Jurs Biogas product line has provided equipment that handles biogas, like methane, which is generated from fermentation processes such as Anaerobic Digestion. Biogas is produced form the biological breakdown of organic matter. Shand & Jurs Biogas, an L&J Technologies company, manufactures products for wastewater anaerobic digesters with ...
Hydro-Thermal Corporation
based in Waukesha, WISCONSIN (USA)
Manufacturer of Direct Steam Injection Heaters. Specialty in wastewater treatment is high efficiency digester heating equipment. Heaters are used in anaerobic digestions, and water purifications processes.
BTA International GmbH / Biotechnische Abfallverwertung
based in Pfaffenhofen, GERMANY
Biogas Plants, Process for Anaerobic Digestion of Biowaste. BTA is offering a high developed and experienced technology to process waste by an effective separation of contaminants and digestion of the organic matter. Products are biogas and compost.
AAT Abwasser- und Abfalltechnik GmbH
based in Wolfurt, AUSTRIA
AAT offers plant design, process engineering and equipment supply for sorting and anaerobic treatment of organic residue and highly polluted organic waste water including biogas handling and utilization. AAT core business is pre-treatment and anaerobic digestion of sewage sludge, sorted organic waste, agricultural residues and energy crops.
WesTech Engineering, Inc.
based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
WesTech Engineering, Inc. celebrates 40 years as a recognized leader in the manufacture of liquid/solids separation equipment for industrial and municipal process applications. Surface waters, groundwater, water reuse, drinking water, wastewater treatment and industrial process equipment and technologies designed to meet customer specifications, and exceed performance ...
Groth Corporation_b
based in Stafford, TEXAS (USA)
Anaerobic digester gas control equipment, including waste gas burners, pressure/vacuum relief valves, flame arresters, sediment traps, flame traps, manhole covers, gauge hatches and foam separators.
Anaergia Inc.
based in Burlington, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Anaergia, headquartered in Burlington, Ontario, Canada, is a global pioneer in the generation of renewable energy through anaerobic digestion of organic waste streams such as municipal solid waste, source separated organics, wastewater treatment plant sludge, food waste, industrial waste streams, manure and energy crops. Operating out of 14 offices globally, Anaergia has ...
PlanET Biogas Solutions Inc.
based in St. Catharines, ONTARIO (CANADA)
PlanET Biogas Solutions was incorporated in October, 2006. PBS has designed and constructed twelve (12) anaerobic digester facilities throughout North America. and is a member of the PlanET Biogas Group, which is based in Vreden, Germany. The PlanET Biogas Group ranks among the leading biogas plant builders worldwide, and has designed, constructed and services over 300 ...


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The richest 1 percent of America's citizens nearly tripled their incomes from 1979 to 2007 as the gap between rich and poor — and rich and middle class — grew rapidly, according to a new Congressional Budget Office study. The top 1 percent of earners — the Trumps, Bloombergs, and Buffets — saw after-tax, inflation […] [Read More]
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Just 9 percent of Americans approve of the job Congress is doing, with a whopping 84 percent giving thumbs down to lawmakers' performance, according to a new CBS News/New York Times poll. [Read More]
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Herman Cain missed paying his 2006 Georgia state income tax, causing the state to file a tax lien that was not settled until late in 2008, the Daily Beast website reported late on Tuesday. "The Republican's campaign late Tuesday confirmed the lien, portraying the unpaid taxes as an oversight while Cain was undergoing cancer treatment […] [Read More]
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Politico examines the political "odd couple" in charge of the congressional panel that's supposed to tackle the nation's deficit – Rep. Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas, and Sen. Patty Murray, D- Wash. On the supercommittee, the "mom in tennis shoes" has taken on more of a big sister role, belying her growing power within the Senate Democratic […] [Read More]
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