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The biggest load of tripe on telly - and I love it: JAN MOIR on the 'sex and swords saga' Game Of Thrones
Buckets of guts and gore, milky-eyed ice zombies, dragons, daggers and campfires? Ugh! Game Of Thrones is everything I hate about adventure fantasy, multi-episodic TV series.
Just one glimpse of broadsword- wielding, hairy warriors with fur capelets and dirty fingernails turns me and my TV right off.
I don't do medieval — especially not bloodthirsty medieval, complete with incest, dwarves, regular decapitations and Diana Rigg storming around in a wimple, throwing her jewels into the lake because they doth not please m'lady's eye this fine morn. Yawn!
Mother of all performances: Emilia Clarke as Daenerys Targaryen - the Mother of Dragons and Queen Across the Sea - has Jan Moir hooked on Game of Thrones
Give me a girl in a pencil skirt smoking a cigarette and obsessing about her married lover any day of the week.
Give me Poldark, Kevin Spacey in House Of Cards, any number of chilly Scandinavian detective series or Keeley Hawes being brilliant in Line Of Duty.
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But not, please, some multi-layered, historical epic with more than 200 seething characters plotting, loving and stabbing their way across a land that never even existed. Bah! What a waste of time.
That's why, until last week, I had never watched a single minute of Game Of Thrones, the hit TV fantasy adventure series based on George R. R. Martin's popular A Song Of Ice And Fire novels.
Why would I? The whole thing sounded completely ghastly: Twilight vampire films without the puncture marks meets Harry Potter — with added sex and violence.
Hours and hours of all that Hobbity, Middle Earth, hairy-footed nonsense, with Prince Codpiece striding off to Castle Bleak to drink a cup of blood. No thanks, your grace.
It's the sort of thing teenage boys watch for the fighting, the gore and the hope of glimpsing some naked peasant woman, in which case, they would not be disappointed: the nipple count in Game Of Thrones is, famously, as high as an elephant's eye.
So, the drama may have become a huge global hit, watched by millions and impossible to avoid.
It might well be 'a phenomenon like no other', according to an American TV big shot at HBO, which launched the series back in 2011. But it wasn't for me.
Then, last week, the madness came. Facing up to the fact this has become the most talked about show of the year, curiosity got the better of me and I binge-watched the box set of the first three series.
I even managed to squeeze in the first episode of the fourth instalment, which has just been broadcast.
The response to the latest round of sex and savagery was so wildly enthusiastic here and in America that HBO immediately commissioned another two hugely expensive series.
So yes, despite myself, I have feasted on the intrigues of the rival clans House Lannister and House Stark, then drunk deep of the adventures of Daenerys — played by Emilia Clarke — the Queen Across The Sea and mother of three young dragons (don't ask).
Impressive imp: Peter Dinklage plays Tyrion Lannister, the youngest - and undeniably smallest - of the Lannister siblings at the top of the food chain in Kings Landing
I have come to know characters such as Hot Pie, Rattleshirt and Dagmer Cleftjaw, not to mention Littlefinger, Master of Whisperers and the King's Hand (the monarch's right-hand man), whose identity changes according to power shifts in the kingdom of Westeros.
It has been an experience like no other, akin perhaps to being locked in an abattoir with a lot of shouty men and very, very determined women plotting to put their sons on the throne. Frankly, it makes the violent intrigues of the Tudors look like a teddy bear's picnic.
Every five minutes or so, you can count on blood spurting afresh from newly hacked human limbs. The pillage and carnage is astounding. Men and women are briskly kebabed, skewered like cocktail olives, dispatched like after dinner mints.
'Some day I am going to put a sword through your eye and out the back of your skull,' snarls one character. Look again. She is Arya Stark, a dimpled moppet no more than 14 years old. There has been much controversy about the way women are portrayed in Game Of Thrones. Yet the bad stuff, the sexual violence, the brothel scenes — surely the brutal reality to be expected of a brutal age? — is compensated by a raft of female characters who are depicted as strong, capable and powerful.
They are central to events, not merely hanger-on hags who stir smoking pots at the campfire and make themselves uncomplainingly available for m'lord's nightly urges. Although they do that, too.
As I watched life unfolding across this bloodthirsty tapestry, what shocked me most of all was this: Game of Thrones is absolutely brilliant.
Why? For a start, the quality scripts, the dazzling storytelling and epic sweep of the narrative. The very first episode opens with two beheadings, a massacre in the snow and, for good measure, a freshly gralloched stag — before speedily moving on to a witty dwarf having sex with five women in a bordello.
What's not to love?
Cersei Lannister and her twin brother - and lover - Jamie, know anyone but them two are their enemies
Also, the quality of the acting is tremendous; starting with the lowliest cast member to the biggest star, everyone shines.
From Sean Bean as a gnarled northern chieftain to Charles Dance as the fabulously wealthy Lord Tywin Lannister and Peter Dinklage as his dwarf son ('You rancid stump,' Dad sneers), they are uniformly excellent.
The women are gloriously tough and the child actors are equally impressive. Even the dogs, who play clairvoyant direwolves, are good. In addition, the world they live in — the fictional continents of Westeros and Essos — are fully and beautifully realised in lavish sets, cityscapes and stunning scenery.
Though principal filming takes place in Northern Ireland, the series is also shot on location in Malta, Scotland, Croatia, Morocco and Iceland.
HBO spends more than £40 million on each ten-episode series, and every penny shows.
And while the characters live vicious lives of moral ambiguity — not for nothing has it been dubbed 'the Sopranos of Middle Earth' — it is the age old themes of crime and punishment and love and hate that resonate with millions of viewers. Amid the carnage, social hierarchy, loyalty and corruption are examined against a backdrop of civil war and unrest.
They are the issues that have enraptured audiences for centuries, from the plottings of the Borgias, to the strategic marriages of the Plantagenets to the machinations of modern-day power couples such as Tony and Cherie Blair.
As events unfold, we can see our own history and geography stitched into the framework, from the War Of The Roses to Hadrian's Wall to bouts of Pictish unrest.
Yes, the peasants in the north must be crushed — some things never change.
Many viewers — on this side of the Atlantic at least — also find it amusing that the characters from the north are generally depicted as trustworthy and noble, while the Cockney-accented southerners are always unmitigated scoundrels, and the posh aristocrats who rule them from their power base in King's Landing (London, more or less) are venal and cruel.
Heroes and enemies: One thing can be sure when watchign Game of Thrones - there will be blood, and there will be lots of if
I particularly like Queen Cersei — mother of the reigning boy king — who is played by Lena Headey as a kind of demonic Trinny Woodall. She is a woman who has taken her twin brother as her secret lover: well, no wonder.
The Danish actor who plays him is the best looking bloke in the whole thing. The pair of them are forever sinking into long embraces and plotting to kill their enemies.
Who, pray tell, might their foes be? 'Everyone who isn't us is an enemy,' hisses Cersei, and she is right.
It seems some people need to be taught the meaning of the word 'emergency'.
One woman dialled 999 to ask if she could pull over on the hard shoulder of the M1 to go to the loo. Another phoned to ask if she could lawfully go on a run wearing just a bikini.
And one man called to ask for help exchanging a pair of trainers he had just bought.
Exasperated officers at Leicestershire Police publicised the calls as a warning that people genuinely in fear for their safety are being put at risk by time-wasters.
It's not the only force having problems. A learner driver called West Midlands Police last year because his driving instructor turned up late.
A man, meanwhile, told police in Scotland that a burger bar gave him a hamburger instead of a cheeseburger.
And the most mind-bending call of all? The man who phoned the emergency services to ask: 'What's your non-emergency number?'
For British fans, especially new ones like me, Game Of Thrones casting is a big part of its appeal. Absolutely everyone you have ever heard of seems to be in it — or has been in it.
The producers kill off main and minor characters with unsentimental zeal.
You've got to keep your eyes peeled. Hey, isn't that the cute kid who was Liam Neeson's son in Love, Actually? Yes, Thomas Brodie-Sangster appears as a little boy who has visions featuring three-eyed ravens.
Gareth from The Office? Yes, Mackenzie Crook turns up as a savage wildling warrior from the far north. Mannion, the Tory MP from political satire The Thick Of It, is wafting about in a cowl.
Then in gallops Iain Glen, last seen as Sir Richard Carlisle in Downton Abbey, now starring as a lovesick knight tending to Daenerys, the Queen Across The Sea (remember her?), who will surely deploy those three dragons to claim final victory in the battle for supremacy at King's Landing.
Last week, Glen warned her about her dragons. 'They can never be tamed, not even by their mother,' he told her, almost cross-eyed with suppressed lust.
Oh God, I can't believe I've fallen for all this rubbish, but there you go.
From being a Game Of Thrones virgin, I now understand many things. That the night is dark and full of terrors. That there is a beast in every man and it stirs when you put a sword in his hand.
That the snows are coming, the seed is strong and poison is a woman's weapon.
Above all else, I know this. There will be blood.
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Here is my own personal list of favorite pets. Before you start, I excluded Arnold Ziffel because the Ziffel family insisted he was their son not a pet. Feel free to add your own favorites.
1.Rowdy the stuffed dog (Scrubs)
I admit that having a stuffed dog for a pet is a bit unusual but when you think about it, it's a brilliant idea. He never has to be walked, fed or taken to the vet and he'll never run away. Seeing the hours of fun JD and Turk have with Rowdy makes me want to run to my nearest taxidermist and order myself a mounted hound.
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3454 days 11 hours 25 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2550 days 5 hours 10 min ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
Submitted by informatimago 2542 days 20 hours 27 min ago
re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2540 days 40 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2540 days 12 min ago
Change descriptions may accept invalid characters
Attempting to view the "Last Modified Items" RSS feed in the Google Chrome browser gives the error: "error on line 10 at column 2048: PCDATA invalid Char value 12". Adding the feed in Mozilla Thunderbird: "<feed URL> is not a valid feed."
Submitted by WalterGR 1667 days 7 hours 11 min ago
Repository access
Many sites have a link to view the repository such as:
Source code repository http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/?cvsroot=cl-semantic
however, I can't find any place that describes how to convert that link into something that can be used to actually check out the source code. I'm very suppressed this hasn't been an issue before.
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- Wild Charge
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- Dream of Cenarius
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Wild Charge
5-25 yd range
15 sec cooldown Instant
Fly to a nearby ally's position.
Ysera's Gift
Heals you for 4% of your maximum health every 5 sec. If you are at full health, a random nearby injured ally will be healed instead.
30 sec cooldown Instant
Summons a violent Typhoon that strikes targets in front of the caster within 15 yards, knocking them back and dazing them for 6 sec. Usable in all shapeshift forms.
Soul of the Forest
Mangle generates 5 more Rage and deals 15% more damage.
Ursol's Vortex
30 yd range
1 min cooldown Instant
Conjures a vortex of wind for 10 sec at the destination location that reduces the movement speed of all enemies within 8 yards by 50%. The first time an enemy attempts to leave the vortex, winds will pull that enemy back to its center. Usable in all shapeshift forms.
Dream of Cenarius
Increases healing from Healing Touch by 20%, increases the critical strike chance of Mangle by 10%, and your Mangle critical strikes have a 40% chance to make your next Healing Touch or Rebirth instant, free, and castable in all forms, and to benefit from Attack Power instead of Spell Power.
Melee Range
A devastating blow that consumes 3 stacks of your Lacerate on the target to deal 13,071 Physical damage, and reduce damage taken by 15% for 12 sec.
Major Glyphs
Glyph of Maul
GuardianPassiveYour Maul ability now hits 1 additional target for 50% damage.
Glyph of Fae Silence
GuardianPassiveFaerie Fire used in Bear Form also silences the target for 3 sec, but triggers a 15 sec cooldown.
Glyph of RebirthPassivePlayers resurrected by Rebirth are returned to life with 100% health.
Minor Glyphs
Glyph of the OrcaPassiveYour Aquatic Form now appears as an Orca.
Glyph of GracePassiveYou take reduced falling damage even while not in Cat Form.
Glyph of the StagPassiveYour stag form can now be used as a mount by party members. Travel Form will no longer ever activate flight, and Flight Form is learned as a separate ability.
- Feline Swiftness
- Ysera's Gift
- Faerie Swarm
- Incarnation: King of the Jungle
- Mighty Bash
- Dream of Cenarius
- Bloodtalons
Feline Swiftness
Increases your movement speed by 15%.
Ysera's Gift
Heals you for 4% of your maximum health every 5 sec. If you are at full health, a random nearby injured ally will be healed instead.
Faerie Swarm
Grants an improved version of Faerie Fire that also reduces the target's movement speed by 50% for 15 sec.
This talent replaces Faerie Fire.
This talent replaces Faerie Fire.
Incarnation: King of the Jungle
Talent, Shapeshift
3 min cooldown Instant
An improved Cat Form that allows the use of Prowl while in combat and causes Shred and Rake to function as if stealth were active. Lasts 30 sec.
You may shapeshift in and out of this improved Cat Form for its duration.
You may shapeshift in and out of this improved Cat Form for its duration.
Mighty Bash
Melee Range
50 sec cooldown Instant
Invokes the spirit of Ursoc to stun the target for 5 sec. Usable in all shapeshift forms.
Dream of Cenarius
Increases healing from Healing Touch and Rejuvenation by 20%. Your Healing Touch and Rejuvenation also heal you when used to heal someone else.
Casting Healing Touch causes your next two melee abilities to deal 30% additional damage.
Major Glyphs
Glyph of Savage Roar
FeralPassiveWhen you Rake or Shred while Prowling, you are granted Savage Roar as if it were used with 5 combo points.
Glyph of the Ninth Life
FeralPassiveReduces all damage taken while in Cat Form by 10%.
Minor Glyphs
Glyph of Charm Woodland CreaturePassiveTeaches you the ability Charm Woodland Creature.
Allows the Druid to befriend an ambient creature, which will follow the Druid for 1 hour.
Glyph of Aquatic FormPassiveIncreases your swim speed by 50% while in Aquatic Form.
Glyph of the ChameleonPassiveEach time you shapeshift into Cat Form or Bear Form, your shapeshifted form will have a random hair color.
- Health254580
- Mana32000
- Agility 4214
- Attack Power 4214
- Mastery 40.01%
- Bonus Armor 0
- Crit 23.45%
- Haste 4.76%
- Multistrike 11.56%
- Versatility 0.68%
- Agility 4214
- Attack Power 4214
- Crit 23.45%
- Haste 4.76%
- Mastery 40.01%
- Multistrike 11.56%
- Versatility 0.68%
- Strength 631
- Agility 4214
- Intellect 1038
- Stamina 4243
- Damage 4916–5376
- Attack Power 4214
- Speed 3.15
- Spell Power 1038
- Mana Regen 7743
- Armor 958
- Dodge 15.46%
- Parry 0.00%
- Block 0.00%
- Crit 23.45%
- Haste 4.76%
- Mastery 40.01%
- Spirit 784
- Bonus Armor 0
- Multistrike 11.56%
- Leech 0.00%
- Versatility 0.68%
- Avoidance 3.80%
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Wonderful family event
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Many thanks
The G.E.S.T. (Gila Employment Special Training) Day Program has been held in one of the classrooms in the Payson First Assembly church for the last few years.
Fireworks cause pollution
I am not able to attend meetings of the city council so must hope members read the Roundup and will consider the following.
Lets break records
Let us attain a new record with contributions to the Blood Drive to be held July 27.
Thorpe punishes Dreamers
In a recent Payson meeting, our representative, Bob Thorpe, informed his audience he had written a letter to ASU president Michael Crow, insisting in-state tuition be denied to so-called Dreamers — students brought to America as children by their undocumented Hispanic parents who were in search of honorable employment.
Time to drop the denial
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Thanks for help with celebration
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Google Personalized Web Search uses personal preferences to deliver search results based on interests selected by users. Users can control the degree of personalization in their results using a slider, and see the results change dynamically as the degree of personalization changes. For example, music enthusiasts will see different relevant sites for a search on [bass] than people who indicate an interest in the outdoors.
Google Web Alerts are automatic updates for Web users. After specifying keywords they want to track, users can receive daily or weekly email with links to new Web page results, plus top stories from Google News that are related to each query.
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Twitter has a large, discrete audience to go after. Why not use the social media this way? Mom and pop Kettle probably will never read the jabs Claure and Legere spew at each other's company or CEO directly. The primary message may be lost on the broader audience but it is picked up by the financial media gadflies and then broadened out to talk about the theme of the two underdogs taking on the BORG like dominance of Verizon and AT&T.
These guys are not going at each other completely on their own. Each has PR and marketing departments and hire 5th Avenue ad agencies to help craft the overall image. These days that includes social media specialists.. for all we know that is where the inspiration for this tit-for-tat started. The objective of social media is like most advertising - 1st capture 'share of mind' and then shape that further into a marketing/brand image. So, as juvenile as it may seem it is on target.. to the often juvenile crowd (or juvy in emotional spirit) that twitters/messages 30 times per hour. A tweet that costs the CEOs a minute of time otherwise spent being irritated with their rivals latest jaunts, they can create up to 100s of thousands worth of advertising. The lasting image may be "these two are fighters.. for the little guy like me" which is on target for the coming decades.
The 25% duty cycle thingy is a ruse: sample and hold circuits sample. Use of a specific duty cycle is not patentable as prolific in the prior art. PV had to show the complete steps, not just what they/tamap considers telltale evidence of a grand conspiracy. Jeff, FD Sorrells must have been spending time around the Orlando campus famous for magic mushroom imbibing by students. .. they have paranoid delusions of flying fairies that sprinkle magic dust on circuits comprised of mystical powers to be transformed from mere mortal mixers to whatever their hallucinations suggest. If it can be imagined, it must exist, and, therefore, Qualcomm must infringe.
It is a major news event as far as infrastructure plans are concerned. This is the stock market where financial results and the measureable precursors such as subscriber counts, churn and those of competitors matter most. The market might place some value in AT&T or Verizon announcement of spending $8 billion on backhaul-fronthaul segment of their networks... but it won't likely make major headlines. The fact is that Sprint's smallcell announcement comes after the subscribers have slumped compared to rivals and after previous attempts at network deployments has resulted in projections for increased losses. Why should financial analyst now drop Sprint's history, including the recent history, to conclude that this new plan will produce the long awaited turn around? There are some new reasons to believe the impact can be greater, I for one have been advocating use of smallcells by Sprint for over eight years so saying otherwise would slam my own advice. However, the situation has changed from first mover advantage to chasing after improvements that have grown more difficult to see the resulting impacts in sub numbers, revenue and profits.
Networks and markets have always been moving targets... getting the timing right is one heck of a big part of it.
Updates? The plan provided is very sketchy but enough has leaked out including the information in your recent post about the likely winner of the site work. That article mentions 70,000 locations. Prior to that it has been mentioned that Sprint may deploy 30-40,000 sites in the initial phase and another ~20,000 latter. If factual, then it looks like the plans has expanded by about 10,000 sites.
Smallcells and C-RAN smallcells fit the need to deploy 1.5-3 times the number of network base station nodes than at lower frequencies. The cost of deployment of many small sites increases the overall cost but by not as much. A large reason for that is these are small physical units that can be mounted on utility poles, sides and roofs of buildings, signage or other places where there is power and ability to either directly connect to broadband fronthaul service to C-RAN or backhaul to conventional smallcells. Wireless FH/BH can often be used to reduce costs of individual fiber, GigE, or gig cable runs.
What is the result? The result of higher cell counts given adequate spectrum bandwidth is available is better building penetration, shadow area coverage, and better signal quality that results in higher bandwidth and reliability of connections and better call quality.
The caveat is that this is not free. It has been an unfulfilled promise for nearly a decade. The promise is exciting.. maybe too exciting.. because it never seems to arrive. But then, Sprint had been negligent by not pursuing smallcell in the past... now that they are it becomes a new game plan .. that investors should wait and see if the ROI pays out for them. If you own Nokia stock it might have more immediate impact than on S.
As redundant as this has become, Fud. fighter continues to paint Tampa further into a corner.
PV admits that Q's circuit looks like a conventional mixer other than for values of components, control (of switches/sampling aperture) that defines how the circuit operates. This not just a potential problem for PV, it is the unavoidable problem. CAFC must rule in favor of Qualcomm by rule of laws the appeals court helped establish.
DISH is not a Sprint competitor.. just a mobile market wannabe. Weakness in DISH makes little difference unless Softbank wanted to acquire DISH which has not been indicated as the direction Son and Nikesh Arora have said they wish to expand the company.
The FCC appears to be doing what makes sense: even though Ergen argues that the spectrum bids were in keeping with the letter of the rules, they were obviously not in line with the intent. Ergen was given concessions by the FCC in reorganizing the MSS spectrum to be used for mobile. Now that he already has a large portion of vacant spectrum to be put to use, he no longer deserves to be handled with kid gloves by the FCC or DOJ imo. While it is in the public interest to foster robust competition among broadband and media service providers, there is a basic requirement to play fair.
Another aspect of improvements Claure has instigated is the simplification of the device lineup and the way the devices and service plans are presented to users. This might be thought of as another of the steps that gets washed out in the overall picture. However, I think its an important aspect of gaining competitiveness. And, perhaps more important, this is something Claure said he would do soon after taking the helm.. its important to monitor what CEOs, CFO.s, CTO.s etc. say against how well they follow through. On this count, Claure comes through well imo. The service plans look much more straight forward than when he took over. The devices are always in flux.. but look competitive and offer easy to understand purchase options.
The impact of this has to register with the market. T-Mobile started a similar process, spurred by acquisition of metroPCS which led in device and plan simplification. I doubt S can gain share against rival T-Mo so, like them, must start eating into the larger, fatter, Verizon and AT&T.
The yardsticks to measure how well a company is doing under a CEO are the usual things like the financial metrics. Because mobile operators leverage high degrees of debt, long term profitability is highly dependent on marketshare and streamlining of operations. Sprint carries such a large amount of debt that interest on the debt is also important. However, all operators are debt leveraged and, as T-mobile's results show, the impact of large debt can be swept aside by gains in revenue from subscriber growth.
Sprint is dependent on competing for networks as are all carriers. However, this is not a isolated metric. The cost side must be considered as well. Any operator is capable of achieving number 1 status in given markets if they are willing to spend heavily. The challenge is to spend wisely and competitively... to spend in a way that delivers a positive ROI in each market that aggregates in the total market to a profit. Sprint's challenge is not simply to turn positive in subscriber counts but to turn positive in ROI. Since that is difficult for investors to measure themselves, they rely on financial analysts to do the info gathering and number crunching for them to come up with financial forecasts and reports.
Sprint/Claure's turnaround yardsticks imo:
1. One million plus core sub gains each quarter
2. Consensus Profit/Loss forecasts turning around to positive by 2017 (now -51c, -67c 2018)
Under Claure Sprint has been reorganized and costs have been cut substantially. Unfortunately the "price war" has resulted in lower revenue while the push to improve networks is contributing to an increase in forecasts for net losses. For a turnaround to be meaningful for investors, that has to be reversed.
Sprint's financial results and forecasts make the details of network improvements, devices, and all else secondary because S faces financial restructuring of some sort. Financial analysts aren't just making this stuff up .. don't be a sucker.
That puts too much worship/faith in the CEO doing things. These behemoth companies cannot be turned around so easily. The type of change needed at Sprint will take a long time. Some actions, like changes in marketing happen quickly but results may not show up for 2-3 quarters. The judgement is still out on Claure: at least he is trying some new things, many are in marketing but he is pursuing smallcell HetNet including C-RAN as well. The main thing is not to invest before you can see results or know enough about the business to tell, with good odds, that they are coming. The hypsters buy then blast boards for others to buy. Better to wait for Claure or any CEO to prove he can walk the talk first.
Don't act so petulantly dumb, deaf, and blind. Parkervision/Prucnal was asked blankly and admitted that Qualcomm's circuit does look just like a conventional mixer. There is no fairy dust hidden in this subject for you to continue to lie about. And when the appeal oral arguments are viewed, we see that Parkervision's attorney had to admit, because he could not lie about it as can you on this stock board, that Qualcomm's circuit looks identical to a conventional mixer except that PV claims undocumented and unproven values are used that allow it to work as an infringing circuit.
You cannot be this brain dead.. so the only excuse for your false posts is you are a lying stock cheat.
Don't forget, Mary Popins flies using an umbrella... that and other fairy tales like your post about Google or NetFlix buying a telecom company to compete with their customers are just what investors should use to make investments.,, if you live on Bizarro world.
The case is not at all as uncertain as tampa et al like to paint it. Judge Dalton looked at the evidence, saw the admissions that the baseband is generated by the mixer, then asked McKool/PV for proof it was generated by the capacitors and how the integration of energy to constitute the bB was shown in evidence. That paints a black and white picture that the jury was obliged to see through the story that poor mistreated little Parkervision had created revolutionary technology that every circuit now uses.. even those that look just like conventional RF circuits except for values and orchestrated chain of events clocked/switched to occur precisely per PV's mysterious ETS/D2D technology. PV's technology remains mysterious because it is said to apply in situations where a circuits sold in the hundreds of millions have worked without it and where the only proof of it being used is kept in the imaginations of the company's co-founder, FD Sorrells, and their paid expert Prucnal.
Judge Dalton was obligated to ask for a showing of evidence that could support the jury's finding for Parkervision. He knew darn well that once the case got to CAFC they would, as they always have done, look keenly at the actual evidence while putting the story as extemporaneous. Dalton knew that if he could not find it or PV could not offer it when questioned that he had to overturn the jury as having decided unreasonably.
This is very black and white: no ticky, no laundry. PV does not have part of the proof needed: PV did not provide waveforms that purported to show the energy integration generation of BB signal that might have led to differences of opinion. PV didn't have an example circuit. That could have led to opinions about how it operates. PV had no form of acceptable evidence that they could argue when asked by J. D. or CAFC was the proof needed. Look at the transcripts - the lawyers punt when asked... saying the jury has the power to decide without such evidence. No.
Being laser focused begs the question "on what?". The task of rebuilding a mobile operation is like a major battle in a war: it requires having enough pieces in place that can overcome the competition. The way Sprint often talks about their efforts is as if they are operating in isolation devoid of competitors and the bigger picture. The WiFi efforts, for example, should be made an integrated piece of a strategy to redefine how networks are built. If every aspect of that is not about empowering the user to gain greater control of their local access and quality of their network, then it fails. Although its something that is never given up entirely, the motif of local cell/WiFi is to cede the closest portion of the network to the user... the customer should respond with 'My family (or employees) connect to my WiFi network which has great coverage'. More than that, WiFi should be the model used to connect homes and business as the first tier of the network. If the thinking is that its the lowest layer or '4th tier', its whacked thinking because it puts the interests of the company above that of the user. The emerging world of wireless is already displacing the top down mentality in a brutal fashion... Sprint has been getting killed because they have been 'brain dead for all these years'.
Good post: these message boards are good for pooling of information.. sort of a screened search and sharing of ideas. What ruins it is if one side tries to take over the conversation by swamping the board with posts aimed at one-sided opinions. Then the board becomes a PR hype board... part of a media campaign. It's been a long time since these boards had enough influence to sway markets by enough to matter.
Each person has their own reason for posting and reading. Common goals should be, imo, to figure out the relative health trend for the industry, ie. whether this is a good time to buy/sell sector stocks in general, and relative merits of each company. The tendency for those holding shares to become cheerleaders can degrade the value for others.
Yea they are calculating joint marijuana corporate tag-ins based on the net yield of sushi futures.
The remaining longs are on a different brane universe... they refuse to answer questions about proof and concoct their own justifications based on aspects of the case that have already been processed into the court's decision. Yes, there is a disconnect from reality because they do not know how to answer these questions any better than the expert witness and lawyers when they were asked by Dalton and the CAFC panel.
What new understanding can we learn from this case? Probably not much until new documents such as transcripts of depositions that aren't sealed become available ... or a ruling come out. Some other things worth knowing is how the IPR process is shaping up ... what statistics, procedures and interaction with the courts is developing. And how the recent SCOTUS rulings are impacting patent case decisions.
Going over the details of a case that is in the hands of CAFC and IPR judges again and again is a waste of time. About the only remaining value of PRKR is how it reflects upon the current legal process. The stock is not worthwhile for either longs or shorts... its a penny anti wasteland already.
Denial gets you nowhere. Who do you think you are fooling? You must think people are real idiots to keep up with the lying posture. Answer the questions that the court requires or slime off to the sidelines.
The burden of proof is on the plaintiff. Any claim that the operation of the circuit deviates from that conventional understanding must have proof in one of the forms prescribed by Judge Dalton. That proof was asked for by the judges repeatedly. No ticky, no laundry.
Yes I know Nadine, she works for Sprint and wrote an article for Maravedis. The article describes Sprint's nascent efforts in WiFi. So, what are your points?
Whether Legere/T-Mobile's campaign to get the FCC to set aside more spectrum and other favorable terms for the 600MHz incentive auction is a net success depends much on how the DOJ, the agency in charge of assuring fair and open markets, weighs in. On the same day that this requoted article came out last month, the DOJ sent a letter to the FCC advising the agency that the auction is of critical importance to competition and the rules should help align industry participation to assure a more even playing field.
You love to post articles... you must work in Sprint PR department or for a hired agency ... certainly doing your job to blast this site.
The DOJ letter provides Legere/T-Mo with additional ammunition to press with the FCC and beat down those who might criticise the campaign. Lobbying regulators can occur in musty back rooms.. or it can be a slap in the face public forum. How it registers depends a lot on the muscle behind it.. DOJ has the biggest muscles in regards to antitrust issues including how the public grant of spectrum is dealt with by the FCC. So while Legere may rile up many in the industry, he can be the little mouse that rides on the shoulder of the elephant... his screeching is not be as important as what he rides in on.


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Corowa Shire Council has remained steadfast in its resolve that the grey route – alongside the existing Yarrawonga Mulwala 'traffic' bridge – is the right option for the new bridge.ROBERT MUIR April 15, 2014 4:29pm
Despite a petition containing at least 411 signatures for the green route – alongside the railway line near the weir bridge – Corowa council yesterday rejected the latest call for a change to the green option.
Mulwala Progress Association President Robert Purtle slammed the decision, which was reiterated by council after a report from General Manager Chris Gillard and an address by VicRoads North Eastern Regional Director Bryan Sherritt.
Mr Gillard said council was advised the grey route supports the adopted planning strategy of Moira Shire Council.
"It was also advised that the grey route has the best transport outcomes of the available options and that the green route would have the most detrimental impacts on several streets in Yarrawonga," he said.
"Council has been asked to change its position to support the green route.
"Based on the evidence with respect to adopted council strategies, impacts on residents and advice from the professional groups there is no information council has not considered from a strategic point of view."
Mr Sherritt said no firm decision had been made at this stage but it was clear the grey route is the front runner.
He also said it could be August before a decision is made – after further consultation with the people of Yarrawonga and Mulwala.
Mr Purtle told the Yarrawonga Chronicle, "I'm disappointed with Corowa council's stance.
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Around 20 people attended the meeting to hear the bridge discussion, more from Corowa Shire Council in next week's Yarrawonga Chronicle.
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A $40 million settlement has been completed that will pay college football and basketball players dating to 2003 for the use of their likenesses in NCAA-branded videogames.
The payouts could go to more than 100,000 athletes, including some current players, who were either on college rosters or had their images used in videogames made by Electronic Arts featuring college teams. Lawyers for the plaintiffs say it would be the first time college athletes will be paid for the commercial use of their images.
Depending on how many athletes apply for the settlement, the payments could range from as little as $48 for each year an athlete was on a roster to $951 for each year the image of an athlete was used in a videogame.
"We're incredibly pleased with the results of this settlement and the opportunity to right a huge wrong enacted by the NCAA and EA against these players and their rights of publicity," said Steve Berman, one of the lead attorneys in the case. "We've fought against intense legal hurdles since filing this case in 2009 and to see this case come to fruition is a certain victory."
The settlement is with Electronic Arts and Collegiate Licensing Co., which licenses and markets college sports, and does not include the NCAA. The case against the NCAA is scheduled for trial early next year.
Plaintiffs in the case, which dates to 2009, contend the NCAA conspired with Electronic Arts and Collegiate Licensing Co. to illegally use their images in videogames.
U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken still must approve the proposed settlement, which comes on the eve of a major antitrust trial against the NCAA that could reshape the way college sports operate. That case, featuring former UCLA basketball star Ed O'Bannon and others as lead plaintiffs, goes to trial June 9 in Oakland, California.
According to documents filed with the court late Friday, attorneys for O'Bannon and 20 other plaintiffs say they have already run up legal fees exceeding $30 million and expenses of more than $4 million in pressing their case. They are seeking an injunction that would stop the NCAA from enforcing rules that prohibit athletes from profiting from their play in college.
O'Bannon, who led UCLA to a national title in 1995, is also part of the group settling with EA Sports and Collegiate Licensing Co. Also covered by the settlement are suits brought by former Arizona State quarterback Sam Keller, former West Virginia football player Shawne Alston and former Rutgers player Ryan Hart.
According to the filing, a pool of money will be available to players after attorneys take 33 percent of the proposed settlement and up to $2.5 million in expenses. Named plaintiffs like O'Bannon and Keller will receive $15,000, while others who joined the suit later would get $2,500 or $5,000.
The majority of the money, however, will go to athletes who file for claims, a group that attorneys say could contain between 140,000 and 200,000 players who were on football and basketball rosters from 2003 on. The final payouts will depend on how many of those athletes file claims in the class-action case.
EA Sports announced last year it would stop making the long-running NCAA football videogame series because of the litigation and other issues in securing licensing rights.
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