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Gigabyte and Asustek aim for strong USB 3.0 product shipments in 2010
Apr 2, 15:48
Gigabyte Technology vice president of motherboard business Henry Kao, at the recent USB-IF forum, pointed out that the company expects to ship a total of five million USB 3.0 motherboards...
IC distributor Aeco upbeat about USB 3.0 controllers
Mar 30, 16:00
Demand for USB 3.0 controllers is expected to increase significantly in the fourth quarter of 2010 before bracing for a robust growth in 2011, according to YK Chu, president of Aeco...
Asustek, Gigabyte plan to put USB 3.0 in cheaper motherboards, says paper
Newswatch - Mar 29, 16:21
Asustek Computer and Gigabyte Technology are considering adding USB 3.0 technology into their mid-range and entry-level motherboards, according to a Chinese-language Apply Daily...
Host controller vendors eyeing USB 3.0 market in 2010
Mar 29, 15:29
USB controller design houses including ASMedia Technology, JMicron Technology and VIA Labs are all eyeing the growing USB 3.0 and SATA 3.0 controller solution market in 2010. The...
Asustek to adopt USB 3.0 in PC product lines
Mar 25, 15:50
Asustek Computer has announced that the company will add USB 3.0 support in its PC product lines including mainstream notebook, Eee PC and Eee Box.
Intel USB 3.0 controller expected to speed up transition of the technology
Mar 23, 15:37
As Intel reportedly plans to launch a standalone USB 3.0 controller in 2010, sources from motherboard makers believe the transition from USB 2.0 to 3.0 will speed up.
MSI launches AMD 890GX-based motherboard
Mar 1, 15:28
Micro-Star International (MSI) has launched the 890GXM-G65, a motherboard using AMD's 890GX chipset, for the home theater PC segment.
Gigabyte launches P55 motherboard stuffed with extras
Feb 5, 14:03
Gigabyte has launched a new flagship motherboard for the Intel P55 chipset platform, the GA-P55A-UD7, which continues the tradition of the company's UD7-series of packing as many...
Asustek aiming to ship 20 million notebooks in 2010
Feb 4, 13:53
Asustek Computer is aiming for annual notebook shipments of 20 million units in 2010, surpassing Toshiba and Lenovo to become the fifth largest vendor worldwide, according to Shien-yueh...
Genesys denies it's sampling USB 3.0 controllers at Apple
Feb 3, 14:18
Genesys Logic has begun sampling USB 3.0 device controllers for a client and sources within the industry believe the client is Apple. However, Genesys has denied the sources' claim...
Faraday expects 20-30% growth in 2010
Feb 1, 14:57
Faraday Technology expects too see a double-digit revenue growth in the first quarter and 20-30% growth in 2010, according to the company.
MSI introduces USB 3.0 motherboard and new ultra-thin notebook
Jan 19, 16:35
Micro-Star International (MSI) has announced its USB 3.0-ready motherboard, the P55-GD85.
Asustek aims to ship 25 million motherboards in 2010
Jan 18, 15:21
Asustek Computer expects to ship 25 million motherboards in 2010, up 20% from 21 million units in 2009, according to Chewei Lin, vice president of Asustek open platform business.
Memory controller maker JMicron eyes 100 million in 2010 shipments
Jan 13, 16:29
JMicron Technology expects its overall controller IC shipments to surpass 100 million units in 2010, from around 70 million shipped in 2009. The memory controller IC specialist said...
Gigabyte announces Intel H55/H57-based motherboards with USB 3.0
Jan 11, 17:02
Gigabyte Technology has announced its latest H55/H57 series motherboards, based on Intel's H55 and H57 chipset with support of USB 3.0 and DisplayPort.
Gigabyte announces revenue growth in December 2009; aggressively pushing USB 3.0
Jan 8, 14:58
First-tier motherboard maker Gigabyte Technology has announced December 2009 revenues of NT$3.55 billion (US$111.41 million), up 2.58% on month and 60.96% on year. Full-year revenues...
VIA launches USB 3.0 hub controller
Jan 5, 16:31
VIA Technologies has unveiled the VIA VL810 SuperSpeed Hub Controller, the industry's first integrated single chip solution to support the higher transfer rates of the new USB 3.0...
USB 3.0 controller chip price cut to below US$3, say IC distributors
Dec 22, 10:53
Taiwan-based IC distributors have expressed concerns about profits from USB 3.0 product lines despite prospects of their strong sales in the market, as quotes of USB 3.0 device controller...
Cross-strait USB 3.0 war to begin
Dec 21, 15:52
Fierce competition between Taiwan and China in the USB 3.0 IC design market is coming in 2010 as Intel plans to integrate USB 3.0 support into its chipsets next year.
IC distributor Zenitron expects touch controllers, USB 3.0 ICs to drive growth
Dec 15, 17:06
Taiwan-based IC distributor Zenitron expects touch controller ICs developed by Cypress Semiconductor and USB 3.0 solution ICs developed by Fresco Logic and Fujitsu to drive its revenue...
SiS reports on-month revenue drop in November 2009
Dec 7, 15:50
Silicon Integrated System (SiS) has reported revenues of NT$247 million (US$7.67 million) for November 2009, down 46.8% on month, but still an increase of 29.7% on year. The company's...
Zenitron sees USB 3.0, touch and green solutions as growth drivers in 2010
Oct 22, 16:38
Taiwan-based IC distributor Zenitron expects sales of touch panel solutions, energy-saving solutions and USB 3.0 devices to be its revenue growth drivers in 2010, according to CEO...
IC distributor Maxtek expands product lines with USB 3.0, touchscreen solutions
Sep 29, 16:28
IC distributor Maxtek Technology has added USB 3.0 and touchscreen solutions to its product lines. It expects to start distributing Prolific Technology's USB 3.0 device solutions...
Taiwan IC distributor Aeco Technology to offer LucidPort USB 3.0 chips
Sep 23, 15:32
Taiwan-based IC distributor Aeco Technology will begin to supply USB 3.0 chips developed by US-based LucidPort Technology and manufactured at Japan-based NEC's fabs in October 2009,...
Genesys to mass produce USB 3.0 controllers in 1Q10
Sep 17, 11:35
Genesys Logic is scheduled to start mass production of controller chips for USB 3.0 card readers, thumb drives and SATA2 bridge devices in the first quarter of 2010, according to...
Ene and ITE increase 3Q09 revenue goals
Jul 31, 12:34
IC design houses Ene Technology and Integrated Technology Express (ITE) have increased their third-quarter 2009 revenue targets thanks to stable orders from notebook makers. Ene expects...
Faraday expected to see sales up 1-5% in 3Q09 thanks to USB 3.0
Jul 23, 14:48
Faraday Technology is expected to see revenues grow 1-5% sequentially in the third quarter as its USB 3.0 solutions recently passed certification for Windows 7 and are expected to...
SuperSpeed to boost USB market after slower 2009, says In-Stat
Jun 25, 12:26
Next-generation "SuperSpeed" technology will fuel the USB market over the next several years although the global recession will prompt a slight decline in USB-enabled device...
Zenitron obtains right to distribute Frecso Logic USB 3.0 products
Jun 4, 17:05
Taiwan IC distributor Zenitron and US-based USB 3.0 controller maker Fresco Logic have signed a strategic agreement under which Zenitron will be responsible for Fresco's product distribution...
SuperSpeed me: Fresco Logic brings USB 3.0 to Computex 2009
Jun 4, 14:22
USB is ubiquitous in the PC industry and the market will slowly continue to grow as USB becomes a requirement for most consumer electronics (CE) products, but what is really needed...
IC designer Prolific to sample USB 3.0 device controllers by end of 2009
May 25, 17:05
Taiwan-based USB controller design specialist, Prolific Technology, will be ready to sample its USB 3.0 device controller by the end of 2009, joining fellow Taiwan rivals Alcor Micro...
Fresco Logic demonstrates multi-vendor USB 3.0 system-level interoperability
May 22, 16:14
Fresco Logic, a fabless semiconductor company focused on SuperSpeed connectivity solution, demonstrated the system-level interoperability between Fresco Logic's SuperSpeed USB extensible...
AMD to showcase new notebook platform at Computex 2009, says paper
Newswatch - May 18, 12:07
AMD plans to showcase its new notebook platform (Tigris) at Computex 2009, according to a Chinese-language Commercial Times report. The new platform consists a 45nm dual-core...
Faraday announces USB 3.0 PHY in UMC 0.13μm process
May 15, 12:37
Faraday Technology has announced the availability of the commercial USB3.0 physical layer (PHY) at United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) 0.13μm high-speed (HS) process. This...
IC designer Ene expected to see 40% revenue growth in 2Q09
Apr 17, 15:28
Market watchers expect Ene Technology's second-quarter revenues to reach NT$330-350 million (US$9.76-10.36 million) as notebook keyboard controller ICs enter the peak season. Ene's...
- Touch panel suppliers step up shipments for new iPhone
- Acer passes down Stationary Computer and Display BU management to younger executives
- Notebook component makers shift to server applications along with ODMs
- ASE expects to post revenue growth through 4Q15
- UMC slows 28nm ramp
- Electronic dictionary vendor Global View sets up business incubator in Beijing
- Taiwan IC design houses expect orders for handsets to pick up in August
- Acer pushing investments in startups
- MediaTek posts lower revenues and profits for 2Q15
- Sharp plans to stop in-house production of a-Si thin-film PV modules, says Nikkei News
- Digitimes Research: China smartphone AP shipments to grow 23.5% in 2H15
- Adlink posts 1H15 net EPS of NT$1.77
- TPK revenues slip due to decline in handset touch panel shipments
- LED to account for 19% of transportation lamp revenues in 2015, says IHS
- Coretronic reports 2Q15 performance
- Taiwan market: Chunghwa Telecom sees 4G user base increase to 2.9 million
- Energy management revenues for healthcare markets expected to reach US$2.2 billion by 2024, says report
- Hua Hong Semiconductor, QST announce 3-axis gyroscope SoC
- Digitimes Research: Taiwan 2Q15 small- to medium-size panel shipments drop 0.4%
- GCL-Poly Energy has no plans to produce solar cells
- China imports 10,942 tons of polysilicon in June
- Silicon Motion to offer solutions for 3D XPoint devices
- Taiwan promoting recycling of household wastewater for industrial use
- FET arranges stake investment in CNS via buying corporate bonds
- Innolux to merge with CMEL
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- Digitimes Research: Qualcomm to push inexpensive mobile device market with Microsoft and Allwinner solutions
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Security a must for IoT market: Q&A with NXP EVP Steve Owen
The acquisition of Freescale by NXP Semiconductors will make NXP the world's second largest MCU supplier...
Gigabyte to stay competitive in VGA market with new technology: Q&A with Eddie Lin, associate vice president of Gaming Product Business Unit
Competition in the graphics card market has grown fierce as demand for graphics cards from the gaming...
Japan startup Socionext aiming big in IT industry
Socionext, a Japan-based corporation focused on the design, development, and sales of system-on-chip...
TCA chairman optimistic about Taiwan ICT industries despite challenges
Computex has evolved into one of the biggest and most important ICT trade shows in the world since...
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Taiwan-based companies have a long and successful history of involvement in the supply chain for mobile devices, which for the purposes of this article consist...
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The year 2011 saw the motherboard industry reverse its trend of declining shipments year-on-year, to post a slight 0.2% growth. This upturn in fortunes was expected...
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The notebook industry in 2010 experienced several major events that significantly changed the industry's ecosystem for the year and the industry is also believed...
- LCD TV overview - Jun 2011
Growth of the global LCD TV market was not as strong as expected in 2010 as the market continued to feel the aftershocks of the economic recession that had hit...
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.

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Forecasters say the air temperature will combine with humidity to make it feel like it's as hot as 112 degrees in southwestern Alabama on Wednesday.
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Actual temperatures are predicted in the low 90s on the coast and the upper 90s inland, with little chance of rain.
Temperatures won't be as bad for the northern two-thirds of the state. There's a possibility of rain as a weak cold front moves through, and the heat index is predicted to be around 100 degrees.


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Clove, cardamom, cinnamon, black pepper, honey, clove, nutmeg…it reads like ingredients for a creative contemporary dish only instead, it's just some of the spectrum of spices used in Comme des Garçons parfums. The label, which roughly translated means "like the boys," is the fragrance arm of the Tokyo-based fashion house known for unconventional conceptual style. It should come as no surprise then, that the distinct fragrances, which first launched in 1994 and expanded over the past 20 years, similarly take an avant-garde approach.
With a curated collection of U.S. retailers, I was pleased to learn this globally-lauded line just hit the shelves at Newport's own Soap + Water on Bowen's Wharf. These include the four Comme des Garçons premium lines: Wonderwood, Man (the only non-unisex scent), Amazing Green, Hinoki and Commes des Garcons 2 (retail for $131).
There are four selections from the Series 3 Incense line which is devoted to five scared places associated with global religions : Avignon (Catholic), Ouarzazate (Islam), Zagorsk (Orthodox Christianity), Jaisalmer (Hindu), and Kyoto (Buddhism and Shintoism). Retails for $95.
I sampled a number of the Commes des Garcons fragrances at Soap + Water and what really struck me is that they seem to be the "anti-perfume" perfume. That is, with notes incense, chamomile, vanilla, patchouli, rosewood and ambrette, there's a palpable natural scent identified with each; they are not overpowering.
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What's All the Racquet? Fila, Packer Shoes & the International Tennis Hall of Fame Release Limited Edition Sneakers
The International Tennis Hall of Fame (ITHF), Packer Shoes and FILA have collaborated on two limited-edition sneaker styles set to debut this week during the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships. This is the first lifestyle footwear collaboration for the ITHF and partnering with Packer Shoes, which first began in 1907 in Yonkers, NY, and FILA, which has a rich heritage in tennis and role as a trendsetter in sneaker culture, is a natural fit.
The limited edition sneaker collaboration features two FILA Classic Tennis models. The T-1 Mid was designed with an all over Sycamore green suede upper, while the Original Tennis shoe features an off-white suede upper and Sycamore/FILA Red tumbled leather flag (very Gucci-esque!). Both feature a gum bottom and terry lining with a special International Tennis Hall of Fame footbed, a Packer embroidered detail back collar and comes wrapped in custom packaging.
The ITHF will premiere the footwear during the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships this week. The shoes will be at Packer retail location in Teaneck, NJ (a must-visit for sneaker junkies) and online, beginning on July 18. The T1-Mid and Original Tennis pairs will retail for $110. A portion of the proceeds of sales of the shoe will be donated to junior tennis programs at the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
The shoes will also be front and center on the runway this Thursday at the Alex and Ani Ladies Day Runway Show and Champagne Brunch featuring styles from Brooks Brothers and FILA. The runway show will unfold on the Horseshoe Court with brunch on the piazza and wine from Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyards from 9-11am. At the event, you'll also see a new clothing collaboration by FILA and the ITHF. Tickets still available, CLICK HERE for details.
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It's Independence Day—the quintessential "green light" that summer is in full swing. Its also an ideal time to make your Sandbucket List–a list of things on your summer wish list that the season would simply feel complete without. Don't wake up the Tuesday following Labor Day weekend only to regret all the things you didn't make time for during the short but glorious weeks of summer. I'm sharing eight of mine below, in no particular order. (What's on your Sandbucket List? Comment below!)
Block Island. A lot of people have this on the proverbial Sand Bucket List but only a fraction actually get there. Pick a weekend the forecast looks good, spend the extra dough to depart/return Newport for convenience sake, and enjoy those mudslides on the Block.
Stay at the Rose Island Lighthouse. I've been venturing out on a Rose Island getaway with friends in what has now become an annual tradition. Grilling, cocktailing and countless s'mores and laughs around the bonfire all while in the middle of Narragansett Bay? Doesn't get much better than that. (READ MY STORY HERE)
Clarke Cooke House sushi. The sushi guys are only at The Candy Store for a few short months. Grab a stool at the sushi bar or the pair that face the wharf. Enjoy with a saketini.
Sip champagne at Sarah's Patio in between Bouchard's and The Revolving Door. This itty bitty space is big on charm and just begs for catching up with a girlfriend or an apéritif to date night.
Island hopping for dinner. Take the ferry to Jamestown. Have dinner at Simpatico or Jamestown Fish. Ferry home. Fabulous, right?
ACK or Vineyard escape. It's hard to leave Newport in the summer but Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard are lovely little trips. They are also spectacular in September and October! CLICK HERE to read my recent Nantucket travel feature for New England Golf & Leisure magazine.
SUP: A few years ago, Jackie Lane from Pulse Fitness took me out at the crack of dawn at Third Beach for a standup paddleboard workout (READ IT HERE). Even though she kicked my butt, watching the fish swim underfoot, the serenity of cutting through the calm water, the intermittent sets of soft sand sprints (ok, not those)—it was such a blast. Must do again.
Beach yoga. I admire regularly practicing yogis. While I love yoga, making/finding time to go can be a challenge. But I've always wanted to do yoga on the beach—to be surrounded by the salt air and serenaded by the crashing waves. I'm already a leg up as I attended a Saturday morning class (8:30am) by Innerlight Yoga at First Beach and it was an amazing way to unplug and start the day. (CLICK HERE FOR INFO ON BEACH YOGA)
There's plenty more, including going to The Shack by Tallulah on Jamestown, a Thursday night concert at Carolyn's Sakonnet Vineyards preceded by a stop at Evelyn's, Newport Polo…but one thing at a time. Make your Sandbucket List today!
Social Calendar: OceanCliff's Seaside Sip n' Shop
In what in now a bonafide summer tradition, OceanCliff is hosting their Seaside Sip n' Shop featuring local boutiques and artisans at day's end on Wednesday, July 1. Clothing, accessories, jewelry, home decor and finds for your four-legged friend, enjoy it all while sipping some bubbly through the sunset.
Fab Finds for Summer Entertaining featuring Chateau & Bungalow
Whether you're hosting the backyard BBQ, headed to a posh picnic or packing your tote for day cruise around Newport Harbor, do it in style. Sarah O'Neill Fernandez, owner of Chateau & Bungalow on Thames Street, shares some of her favorites in the shop for the season of entertaining ahead:
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 07/08/14 -- Mantra Venture Group Ltd. (OTCQB: MVTG) and its subsidiary, Mantra Energy Alternatives, have announced the granting of the US patent for its Mixed-Reactant Fuel Cell (MRFC) technology. US Patent No. 8,709,680 B2, titled "Mixed Reactant Flow-By Fuel Cell", is the second issued for the MRFC, the first being the British patent GB 2474202 (2012). Mantra owns the exclusive worldwide license for this technology, which has been patented by its owner, Professor Emeritus Colin Oloman, a key member of the company's Scientific Advisory Board.
The MRFC is an unconventional fuel cell that promises to simplify and reduce the costs of fuel cell systems. Because it uses a mixture of fuel and oxidant, the expensive, failure-prone membrane can be eliminated and the balance of the system correspondingly simplified, offering the potential for a smaller, lighter, and cheaper fuel cell. The MRFC additionally uses liquid fuels, thereby avoiding the myriad difficulties associated with the storage and distribution of gaseous hydrogen.
The awarded patent covers several liquid fuels and various cell configurations such as the novel Swiss-roll architecture. The fuels covered include formic acid and its salts, products that can be derived through the conversion of the global warming agent carbon dioxide by Mantra's other process, ERC. The integration of these two technologies represents a unique opportunity in the field of energy storage, a rapidly growing market that is recognized as the key to renewable energy technologies.
"The granting of a US patent is a verification of the novelty and uniqueness of the MRFC," said Mantra's CEO Larry Kristof. "This news comes at the perfect time for Mantra, as we are currently accelerating our development work toward a demonstration of the technology."
Part of this acceleration includes the addition of Piotr Forysinski (Ph.D.) to the Mantra team as Product Development Engineer for the fuel cell. Dr. Forysinski, who obtained his Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from UBC and his MChem from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland, brings to Mantra an impressive breadth of engineering experience. This includes the construction and commissioning of a custom molecular beam epitaxy system and a 30 mK scanning tunneling microscope, and the design, construction and operation of a novel mass spectrometer with a tune-able XUV laser light source and custom-built ion optics. For the latter project, Dr. Forysinski, then a graduate student, lead the team in the technical design and construction of the apparatus.
"We are extremely excited about the addition of Dr. Forysinski to the Mantra team," said VP of Corporate Development Patrick Dodd. "He has a truly unique set of skills and has already shown his ability by contributing to the reactor design."
About Mantra Venture Group
Mantra Venture Group Ltd. (OTCQB: MVTG) is a clean technology incubator that takes innovative emerging technologies and moves them towards commercialization. The Company, through its subsidiary Mantra Energy Alternatives, is currently developing two groundbreaking electrochemical technologies designed to make reducing greenhouse gas emissions profitable, ERC (Electro-Reduction of Carbon Dioxide) and MRFC (Mixed-Reactant Fuel Cell).
ERCis a form of "carbon capture and utilization" (CCU) that converts the polluting greenhouse gas carbon dioxide into useful, valuable products including formic acid and formate salts. By utilizing clean electricity, the process offers the potential for an industrial plant to reduce emissions while generating a salable product and a profit.
The MRFC is an unconventional fuel cell that uses a mixture of fuel and oxidant, thereby greatly reducing the complexity and cost of the fuel cell system. Ideal for portable applications, the MRFC is cheaper, lighter, and more compact than conventional fuel cell technologies.
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The O Zone: No, it's not 1973 again, Slade really is Christmas No 1
Life behind the scenes at Leyton Orient
Tuesday 24 December 2013
Despite our defeat to Crawley on Saturday, Wolves dropped points too meaning we stay top for Christmas Day. So with Russell Slade being the gaffer a few of the local press went home happy they can produce their "Slade is Christmas No 1" headline which they have been itching to use over the last few weeks.
This is the first year I have worked in football and unlike most workplaces where things start to wind down for the holidays, we are busier than ever with the Crawley game marking the first of six matches in the next 18 days.
It means the training schedule is a hectic one. Lee Southernwood, our head of sports science, has been busy tweaking and adjusting the schedule to allow the right amount of recovery for players, while our physio Mike and his team are putting the hours in to make sure everyone is available for selection.
For the players it's very much business as usual otherwise and they seem to enjoy the games coming thick and fast. There's no tinsel or Santa hats at the training ground, though Julie the cook did make a Christmas dinner for everyone on Thursday which went down well. Our French players in particular enjoy a roast dinner and there was even chocolate cake which was a treat.
Following the Christmas dinner we had the annual hospital visits with the players visiting Whipps Cross and Homerton to hand out presents for youngsters and spread a bit of seasonal joy. It's something the players enjoy doing and I think they were quite humbled by the reception they received. It was noticeable how many people are keeping tabs on our fine form as I lost count of the number of people that wished them well and urged them to get promotion.
The players, like most of their colleagues around the country, will be in training tomorrow for a 9.30am start. That is an hour earlier than usual to give them a bit more time to spend with their families on Christmas Day, though they won't be scoffing too many chocolates in front of the TV as we have a trip to Gillingham to look forward to on Boxing Day.
For the staff too it's an incredibly busy time with all the games, though in the spirit of Christmas a few of them found the time to help the gaffer with a favour last week. I've mentioned before how he lives in the flats at the ground and while a problem with his roof is being fixed he has shifted into one of the places next door. It was all hands on deck as Steve, the stadium manager, Nathan, the assistant groundsman, and Kevin Nugent, the assistant manager, led a delegation up to the flats to help the gaffer move his furniture into the new flat. I did get a bit of stick from the manager as he noted my absence, but Christmas deadlines on the programme meant I was otherwise tied up.
All that is left for me to say is a happy Christmas. It seems a lifetime ago that we started the column with the eventful journey up to Carlisle on the opening day of the season back in August and it's been a roller coaster ride since that's covered everything from Olivier Giroud, Mrs Lisbie's cooking and dogs that talk French. So far, so good though, and hopefully in 2014 the column can document our promotion to the Championship.
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Saturday 05 July 2003
A Man's Head by Georges Simenon (Penguin, £6.99, 137pp)
It comes as no surprise that this early Maigret novel (1930) has been filmed several times. The narrative grips from the first line with a sequence of great tension involving the escape from a Paris gaol of a condemned prisoner. The succeeding scene has equal visual power, when Maigret observes, by binoculars across the Seine, the escaped man take cover and evade his police tail. It turns out that the poor wretch is a pawn, cleverly implicated by the real murderer, who himself has no connection with the victims. The theme of the book - murders committed by proxy - was appropriated by Patricia Highsmith (a great Simenon fan) for Ripley's Game.
Simenon's speciality was the description of psychological manoeuvrings against realistic settings. In excellent, terse prose, the story shuttles between the dreary suburbs and the wealthy expatriate community of Montparnasse. Maigret is an enigmatic yet appealing mix of stolidity and intuition. Unlike his sexually voracious creator, the detective is homely, uxorious and languid to the point of inanimation. Despite its brevity, this novella could happily have lost a few pages. For all the ingenuity of the story, the killer's taunting of Maigret is excessively protracted and the proof of his guilt is slapdash. Yet there are many pleasures here, particularly Simenon's pin-sharp evocation of Paris during the corrupt and seedy Third Republic. This Maigret is one of six reissued by Penguin. When you've finished those, there are another 69 to go.
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Damilola murder charge teenagers remanded in custody
Friday 07 January 2005
Three teenagers accused of the murder of 10-year-old schoolboy Damilola Taylor were remanded in custody when they appeared in the dock for the first time today.
Hassan Jihad, an unemployed 19-year-old of Consort Road, Peckham and two brothers aged 16 and 17, also from south London, were charged last night, more than four years after the Nigerian-born youngster was stabbed to death on a run-down estate in Peckham.
The three, who would have been aged between 12 and 14 at the time of the attack on November 27, 2000, appeared at Camberwell Green Magistrates' Court in south London.
They were remanded in custody to appear at the Old Bailey on January 14.
Four youths were acquitted of Damilola's murder when they stood trial at the Old Bailey in 2002 after a key witness - a 14-year-old girl known only as 'Bromley' - was labelled a fantasist by defence lawyers.
Damilola's parents, Richard and Gloria, have been kept fully informed by Scotland Yard about the progress of the investigation, some of which has focused on breaking down a wall of silence which the original police team met in Peckham.
Damilola was returning home from an after-school computer class when he was attacked. He bled to death in a stairwell after being stabbed in the thigh with a jagged beer bottle.
Today's court hearing took place less than a mile from where Damilola was attacked.
The three defendants, all of them black, sat in silence behind a screen of three inch thick glass in a fully enclosed dock.
They were surrounded by nine plain clothes detectives and court staff.
At the start of the hearing they were led into the dock separately.
The brothers sat on a bench with a member of court staff between them.
Both stared at the floor for most of the hearing, rarely looking up.
The older brother was wearing a white hooded top with the hood down and blue trousers.
The younger brother, who sat to his right, wore a bulky black jacket and blue jogging trousers.
Jihad sat behind them on another bench between two plain clothes detectives. Wearing spectacles, he was dressed in a yellow t-shirt and blue tracksuit trousers.
The defendants spoke only when they were asked by district judge Alan Baldwin to give their dates of birth.
Prosecutor Robert Jansen gave very brief details of the case. Lawyers for the defendants made no representations and there were no applications for bail.
The judge said he was sending the case straight to the Old Bailey.
He told the defendants: "You will appear there on January 14 in the morning. Until then you will remain in custody."
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As well as taking on the Taliban in Afghanistan, the US is keen to eradicate their sanctuaries in ethnic Pashtun tribal lands on the Pakistani side of the border.
Pakistan has objected to the US use of drone strikes in its territory, saying they are a violation of its sovereignty and fuel anti-US feeling in turn complicating Pakistan's own efforts to battle militancy.
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Hyper Hypochondira: Feel My Pulse (1928)
Posted by R. Emmet Sweeney on August 4, 2015
Bebe Daniels was a born performer. She debuted on film at the age of nine as Dorothy Gale in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1910, a Selig Polyscope short), and went on to a long and varied career, from co-starring in Harold Lloyd comedy shorts to headlining Cecil B. Demille bodice rippers, before settling in England as a popular radio personality. In 1928 she was in the middle of an interesting run at Paramount/Famous Players Lasky, making subversive comedies in which she was taking on traditionally male roles (as Fritzi Kramer has noted at Movies Silently). She was the lead in Miss Brewster's Millions (1926), re-booting the George Barr McCutcheon novel with a female lead, a Zorro-figure in Senorita (1927), and takes on a Valentino-esque persona in She's a Sheik (1927). In 1928 the cast of She's a Sheik (Daniels, Richard Arlen, and William Powell) was brought back together for Feel My Pulse (1928), a madcap hypochondriac comedy directed by the up and coming Gregory La Cava. La Cava was a cartoonist who was hired by William Randolph Hearst's International Film Service to oversee their animations. After that business went kaput, he entered live action two-reelers and features, finally making his way to Bebe Daniels and Feel My Pulse. Anthology Film Archives recently screened a beautiful print preserved by the Library of Congress, which is 63 minutes of gags, a showcase for Daniels' effervescent personality and La Cava's comic strip punchlines.
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Posted by Susan Doll on August 3, 2015
Today, the films of Adolphe Menjou are highlighted as part TCM's Summer Under the Stars. Classic movie lovers know Menjou as the dapper, erudite gent with the cane, hat, and waxed mustache. In comedies, melodramas, crime stories, and historical dramas, he was the older suitor, the authoritative boss, the cultured crook, the aristocrat. He was such a fixture in Golden Age movies that it is easy to assume he always played supporting characters. That's the assumption an entertainment writer for the McClatchy-Tribune Information Services made just a few days ago in an online article promoting Summer Under the Stars. The writer questioned TCM's decision to include Menjou, Mae Clarke, Virginia Bruce, and Monty Woolley, implying they were never really stars. She also hints that perhaps these performers are too obscure to be true stars. The writer, who will remain nameless, commits the fatal error that many web scribes make: She failed to adequately research her topic, assuming that if her generation has not heard of these actors, they must be obscure. She is wrong about Menjou. He was indeed a star before he evolved into a well-respected supporting player; as a matter of fact, he was a romantic lead for almost a decade.
Costuming Sci-Fi Adventure, Old School
Posted by gregferrara on August 2, 2015
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Ernst Lubitsch Forgives Himself
If you were so inclined, you could convincingly argue that Ernst Lubitsch's Heaven Can Wait is a representative example of its time: a costume drama that luxuriates in period detail (playing to the strengths of 20th Century Fox); .a character study told with inventive narrative techniques and non-chronological structure (ike Preston Sturges' The Great McGinty or Orson Welles' Citizen Kane); in glorious Technicolor (surging to popularity in the wake of Snow White and The Seven Dwarves).
Except…this is Ernst Lubitsch we are talking about. He did not make movies like everyone else.
KEYWORDS: Don Ameche, Ernst Lubitsch, Gene Tierney, Heaven Can Wait
Suddenly: The Assassin's Game
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Birdwatching in Bodega Bay
Posted by Kimberly Lindbergs on July 30, 2015
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Shock Cinema #48 reviewed!
Posted by Richard Harland Smith on July 29, 2015
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Ugly American: Run of the Arrow (1957)
Posted by R. Emmet Sweeney on July 28, 2015
In the summer of 1956, Sam Fuller took a 50% stake in Globe Enterprises, an independent production company that would strike deals with RKO, Twentieth-Century Fox, and Columbia for financing and distribution. He received creative control over his projects, and though this setup only lasted through 1961, he made six strong films with Globe: Run of the Arrow, China Gate, Forty Guns, Verboten!, The Crimson Kimono, and Underworld U.S.A. His first Globe production, Run of the Arrow ('57), is now available on a long-overdue DVD from the Warner Archive, and reflects the unusual freedom Fuller secured himself in this period. It is a prickly, jumpy Western in which a post-Civil War Confederate loyalist named O'Meara (Rod Steiger) joins the Sioux in order to fight against the United States. It depicts America as a land of perpetual warfare, one in which race and cultural hatreds are reconfigured to justify the current battle, whether without or within. It is a film of jagged rhythms, its chase scenes broken into extreme long shots and close-ups, which are then followed by minutes-long takes of two-shot conversations. At no point does one feel settled or comfortable regarding a character's motivations or their position in space, and that is how Fuller wanted it.
My Treasures from the Dream Factory
Posted by Susan Doll on July 27, 2015
TCM joins with Bonham's auction house to present "Treasures from the Dream Factory," a selection of high-profile movie memorabilia to be sold this November. This is the third year for the event, which is open to everyone. The first year, the statue from The Maltese Falcon sold for $4 million; last year, the piano from Casablanca was auctioned for $3.5 million. I am sure you have seen the video preview on TCM for this year's auction. Among the items up for bidding is a Rosebud sled from Citizen Kane, which had been given to Herman Mankiewicz at the end of shooting, Dorothy's gingham dress from The Wizard of Oz, a Golden Ticket from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, and a variety of items from Natalie Wood's estate. The video promises that most of the items for auction will be affordable to the average collector, despite these high-profile pieces.
The video for the auction prompted me to think about what pieces of movie memorabilia I would like to own. I discovered that my tastes run on a much smaller scale than iconic props and costumes from Hollywood's most famous movies. However, Hendrik Wynands, the head of construction on Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory who provided the Golden Ticket, makes a good point in the video. He notes that people should collect what appeals to them based on the movies that touch them personally. That is where the true value lies. Memorabilia is more than owning a piece of the movie; it's a tangible reminder of the meaning that the movie holds for the collector, and a trigger for the emotions behind that meaning. [...MORE]
Break on Through to the Other Side
Posted by Pablo Kjolseth on July 26, 2015
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