text: Royal Mail PLC Company Profile (LON:RMG) Analyst Ratings Earnings Estimates Dividends Insider Trades Headlines Company Profile Chart Consensus Ratings for Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG) (?) The ratings breakdown includes the most recent rating from each analyst that has rated the stock within the last twelve months. The ratings score is a calculation of the average number of sell, hold, buy and strong buy ratings (0-1.5 = Sell, 1.5-2.5 = Hold, 2.5-3.5 = Buy, >3.5 = Strong Buy). The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: 5 Sell Rating(s), 5 Hold Rating(s), 6 Buy Rating(s)Consensus Rating:Hold (Score: 2.06)Consensus Price Target: GBX 512.83 Analysts' Ratings History for Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetActions6/3/2016RBC CapitalBoost Price TargetSector PerformerGBX 525 -> GBX 540 6/3/2016Jefferies GroupBoost Price TargetUnderperformGBX 380 -> GBX 400 6/1/2016Credit SuisseBoost Price TargetNeutralGBX 490 -> GBX 559 5/26/2016Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHoldGBX 435 5/24/2016Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingNeutral 5/23/2016Liberum CapitalReiterated RatingSellGBX 360 5/20/2016Beaufort SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuy 5/20/2016JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingOverweightGBX 605 4/5/2016InvestecReiterated RatingBuyGBX 580 2/23/2016BarclaysReiterated RatingOverweight 2/16/2016Goldman SachsReiterated RatingBuyGBX 605 1/21/2016Panmure GordonReiterated RatingHoldGBX 450 12/10/2015Morgan StanleyReiterated RatingUnderweightGBX 420 11/19/2015Davy ResearchReiterated RatingUnderperform 7/21/2015Berenberg BankReiterated RatingBuyGBX 625 7/21/2015Charles StanleyDowngradeReduce 6/11/2015Shore CapitalReiterated RatingBuy 6/8/2015Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuyGBX 600 1/22/2015Cantor Fitzgerald EuropeReiterated RatingSellGBX 440 11/17/2014NomuraReiterated RatingReduce (Data available from 6/27/2014 forward) Earnings History for Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG)No earnings announcements for this company have been tracked by MarketBeat.com Earnings Estimates for Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG)No earnings estimates for this company have been tracked by MarketBeat.com Dividend History for Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG)AnnouncedPeriodAmountYieldEx-Dividend DateRecord DatePayable DateShare5/19/2016GBX 15.103.09%6/30/20166/30/20167/29/2016 11/19/2015GBX 71.47%12/3/201512/3/20151/13/2016 5/21/2015GBX 14.302.86%7/2/20157/2/20157/31/2015 11/19/2014GBX 6.701.56%11/27/201411/27/20141/14/2015 5/22/2014GBX 13.302.55%7/2/20147/2/20147/31/2014 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Insider Trading History for Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG)Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionActions6/3/2016Ni-Chionna,OrnaInsiderBuy9,321GBX 532£49,587.72 1/14/2016Horler,NickInsiderBuy51GBX 446£227.46 12/16/2015Long,Peter JamesInsiderBuy50,000GBX 444£222,000 8/3/2015Murray,PaulInsiderBuy89GBX 5GBX 445 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Latest Headlines for Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG)DateHeadline06/25/16 09:52 AMIt Seems Royal Mail PLC Will Go Up. Just Reaches 52-Week High - Press Telegraph06/24/16 12:40 PMNew report reveals young people are among the most positive recipients of direct mail - [at noodls] - Royal Mail MarketReach's new report, The Life Stages of Mail, reveals that digitally native young people living at home (defined as Fledglings in the report) are among the most positive recipients of direct ...06/24/16 10:50 AMRoyal Mail supports Pride in London for the first time - [at noodls] - On 25 June 2016, Royal Mail will participate in Pride in London for the first time More than 100 colleagues will take part, either travelling on Royal Mail's Pride-themed float or walking in a procession ...06/23/16 04:40 AMAre these the FTSE 100's best bargains? - 06/22/16 08:59 AMAmbitious SMEs say marketing is "critical" to growth, but measuring return on investment holds them back - [at noodls] - Royal Mail MarketReach today releases new research revealing that the majority (81 per cent) of UK SMEs believe marketing is 'critical' or 'essential' to their business growth, with 37 per cent believing ...06/22/16 06:39 AMRoyal Mail introduces more drop-off points for stamped parcels - [at noodls] - Customers posting parcels and letters bearing postage stamps will now be able to drop-off items for delivery within the UK, at the Royal Mail Customer Service Point at their local Delivery Office Customers ...06/20/16 05:52 PMRoyal Mail : GLS Acquires ASM Transporte Urgente06/20/16 11:19 AMRoyal Mail marks farewell voyage of RMS St Helena - [at noodls] - As part of its 500 years¹ celebrations, Royal Mail is marking the farewell tour of Royal Mail Ship (RMS) St Helena. RMS St Helena is the last designated Royal Mail Ship to carry mail². ... This is an abstract ...06/20/16 10:39 AMRoyal Mail boosts its Special Delivery Guaranteed product - [at noodls] - Royal Mail has enhanced its Special Delivery Guaranteed product to enable account business customers posting valuable, time-sensitive parcels to despatch them up until 19:00 on Saturday and 16:00 on Sunday ...06/20/16 07:43 AMRoyal Mail expands its Spanish operations - Proactive Investors UK06/20/16 06:49 AMRoyal Mail improves access to Chinese market for UK brands - [at noodls] - Royal Mail has launched an automated, online-registration tool which makes it easier for British companies to sell to Chinese consumers through its Tmall Global storefront. ... This is an abstract of the ...06/20/16 06:49 AMAgreement reached between Royal Mail and Unite - [at noodls] - Royal Mail announces that, following further talks, it has reached a negotiators agreement with Unite on the 2015 and 2016 pay awards for junior and middle managers in Royal Mail Group (excluding Parcelforce ...06/09/16 09:07 AMRoyal Mail Plc (LON:RMG) Receives 'Buy' Rating From Brokers At Cantor Fitzgerald - FTSE News06/08/16 06:38 PMWhy it's adapt or die for ARM Holdings plc, Royal Mail plc and Countrywide plc06/08/16 04:40 AMWhy it's adapt or die for ARM Holdings plc, Royal Mail plc and Countrywide plc - 06/06/16 06:06 PMDirector Deals - Royal Mail Plc (RMG)06/05/16 08:51 AMRoyal Mail PLC (RMG) PT Raised to GBX 559 - Let Me Know About This06/04/16 09:07 AMRoyal Mail PLC (RMG) Price Target Increased to GBX 540 by Analysts at RBC Capital - Let Me Know About This06/04/16 09:07 AMJefferies Group Increases Royal Mail PLC (RMG) Price Target to GBX 400 - Let Me Know About This06/03/16 09:04 AMRoyal Mail PLC (LON:RMG) Receives 'Underperform' Rating From Jefferies & Co - Share Trading News06/03/16 09:04 AMRoyal Mail PLC 25.1% Potential Decrease Indicated by Jefferies International - DirectorsTalk Interviews06/01/16 12:21 PM[$$] Royal Mail and workers' union agree pay deal - [at Financial Times] - Royal Mail and the powerful trade union that represents most of its 140,000-strong workforce have agreed a new pay deal, opening the door to further talks on pensions and modernisation. The postal operator ...06/01/16 11:21 AMRoyal Mail agrees on pay deal with Communication Workers Union - 06/01/16 09:53 AMRoyal Mail and CWU one-year pay agreement - [at noodls] - 1 June 2016 ROYAL MAIL AND CWU ONE-YEAR PAY AGREEMENT · Royal Mail and CWU negotiators have reached agreement on a 1.6% increase in base salary for all CWU-represented grade employees (including Parcelforce ...05/31/16 06:27 PMInvestment Analysts' Recent Ratings Updates for Royal Mail PLC (RMG) - Let Me Know About This - Investment Analysts' Recent Ratings Updates for Royal Mail PLC (RMG)Let Me Know About ThisShares of Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG) opened at 532.50 on Tuesday. The stock's market capitalization is GBX 5.32 billion. The stock's 50 day moving average price is GBX 496.16 and its 200-day moving average price is GBX 465.03. Royal Mail PLC has a 12 ...05/29/16 07:05 AM[$$] Royal Mail buys digital businesses to spur growth - [at Financial Times] - Gone are the days when Royal Mail simply collected the post, sorted it and put it through letterboxes. The UK's dominant postal operator is breaking into the digital world with a string of investments ...05/28/16 04:32 PMRoyal Mail (LON:RMG) Receives Underperform Rating From Jefferies Analysts - In analysts note revealed to investors and clients on Thursday morning, Deutsche Bank reconfirmed their Hold rating on shares of Royal Mail Plc (LON:RMG). Jefferies maintained the stock on May 26 with "Underperform" rating. Deutsche Bank have set a target ...05/27/16 12:27 PMUpdate on Unite pay talks - [at noodls] - Royal Mail announces that following further detailed discussions with Unite, we have today made an improved offer and committed to further talks going forward. In addition to further discussions specifically ...05/27/16 12:21 PM[$$] Softcat climbs on special dividend hopes - [at Financial Times] - Softcat was a gainer on Friday amid speculation about cash returns from the fast-growing IT installation specialist. Berenberg started coverage of FTSE 250-listed Softcat with a "buy" rating. ...05/27/16 11:31 AMBritain's FTSE posts biggest weekly gain since mid-April - 05/27/16 07:29 AMRoyal Mail Plc (LON:RMG) Issued With 'Underperform' Rating At Jefferies International - FTSE News - FTSE NewsRoyal Mail Plc (LON:RMG) Issued With 'Underperform' Rating At Jefferies InternationalFTSE NewsOn Thursday Jefferies International reiterated its target for shares of Royal Mail Plc as 'Underperform' recommending a target price of 380 for investors; potentially meaning there is a decrease of -27.83% from Royal Mail Plc's share price of 526.5 ...and more »05/27/16 06:07 AMBUZZ-PostNL rises on report of interest from Bpost - 05/26/16 07:44 AMRoyal Mail PLC 17.1% Potential Decrease Indicated by Deutsche Bank - DirectorsTalk Interviews - The PostRoyal Mail PLC 17.1% Potential Decrease Indicated by Deutsche BankDirectorsTalk InterviewsRoyal Mail PLC using EPIC/TICKER code LON:RMG had its stock rating noted as 'Retains' with the recommendation being set at 'HOLD' this morning by analysts at Deutsche Bank. Royal Mail PLC are listed in the Industrials sector within UK Main Market.Jefferies International Maintains GBX 380.00 TP On Royal Mail Plc (LON:RMG), Maintains "Underperform" RatingThe PostCould Royal Mail PLC Go Down After Reaching 52-Week High?Franklin IndependentRoyal Mail Plc (LON:RMG) Issued With 'Hold' Rating From Deutsche BankShare Trading NewsRisers & Fallersall 13 news articles »05/25/16 09:34 PMRoyal Mail shares rise after "benign" watchdog probe - Proactive Investors UK - Proactive Investors UKRoyal Mail shares rise after "benign" watchdog probeProactive Investors UKShares in Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG) rose after the communications watchdog unveiled what analysts described as a "benign" regulatory review. The stock advanced 7p, or 1.34%, to 528p as Ofcom said it would not impose new pricing rules on the former ...Royal Mail won't be hit with new price controlsMarketWatchOfcom says will not impose new price controls on Royal MailYahoo News UKRoyal Mail says reviewing Ofcom's proposals for regulationRTT Newsall 30 news articles »05/25/16 04:25 PMRoyal Mail shares rally after watchdog lets it raise charges - According to a research report issued by Cantor Fitzgerald on Wednesday, shares of Royal Mail Plc (LON:RMG) had their rating reiterated by analysts to "Buy". The regulator has also proposed new rules to make it easier for rivals operating in the "access ...05/25/16 04:25 PMRoyal Mail Plc (LON:RMG) reiterated as 'Buy' At Cantor Fitzgerald - Royal Mail Plc has 1,000,000,000 shares which are now owned by shareholders with a price of 528 calculating Royal Mail Plc's market capitalisation at 5.28B GBP. Letter deliveries have been in long-term decline but parcels remain a thriving area, with Royal ...05/25/16 12:47 PMEurope close: Stocks rise as risk-apettite picks up - 05/25/16 10:36 AMRoyal Mail response to Ofcom proposal - [at noodls] - Royal Mail plc 25 May 2016 Royal Mail responds to Ofcom's proposals for the regulation of Royal Mail Royal Mail welcomes Ofcom's finding, as part of its Review of the Regulation of Royal Mail, that customer ...05/25/16 07:38 AMRoyal Mail delivered a reprieve as Ofcom backs away from price controls - LONDON-The U.K. Office of Communications said Wednesday that while Royal Mail PLC's (RMG.LN) return on sales is at the lower end of its range, it considers this to be compatible with a sustainable universal service and therefore has no plans to impose new ...05/25/16 07:38 AMRoyal Mail won't be hit with new price controls - LONDON--The U.K. Office of Communications said Wednesday that while Royal Mail PLC's (RMG.LN) return on sales is at the lower end of its range, it considers this to be compatible with a sustainable universal service and therefore has no plans to impose new ...05/25/16 07:38 AMRoyal Mail shares rise after "benign" watchdog probe - Shares in Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG) rose after the communications watchdog unveiled what analysts described as a "benign" regulatory review. The stock advanced 7p, or 1.34%, to 528p as Ofcom said it would not impose new pricing rules on the former state ...05/25/16 05:36 AM[$$] Royal Mail avoids new price controls - [at Financial Times] - Royal Mail has avoided new price controls after the communications regulator said the company had struck a balance between improving efficiency and what it charges customers. Ofcom said it would instead ...05/25/16 03:57 AMEurope open: Stocks in the black as oil gains, Greece deal reached - 05/25/16 03:52 AMRoyal Mail gets mixed bag from Ofcom postal regulation report - 05/25/16 03:13 AMBUZZ-Royal Mail: Ofcom will not impose new price controls - 05/25/16 02:42 AMOfcom says will not impose new price controls on Royal Mail - 05/25/16 01:36 AMOfcom's proposals for the regulation of Royal Mail - [at noodls] - Royal Mail plc 25 May 2016 Royal Mail notes that Ofcom has today published its consultation document containing proposals in relation to the regulatory framework for Royal Mail. The Company is reviewing ...05/24/16 07:03 PMEurope midday: Stocks push up on Greek deal, rising oil prices - 05/24/16 04:34 PMAnalysts catch the first post for Royal Mail upgrades - Royal Mail Plc now has 1,000,000,000 shares which are outstanding with ... the 52 week low for the company's shares is 412.8. The 50 day moving average of LON:RMG is 487.17 and the 200 day moving average is 461.04. Royal Mail has 1,000,000,000 shares ...05/24/16 03:26 PMRoyal Mail Plc : Fairly valued, but don't skip the other factors - About Royal Mail PLC Royal Mail plc provides postal services. The Company's segments include UK Parcels, International & Letters (UKPIL), General Logistics Systems (GLS) and Other. The UKPIL segment provides letter and parcel services to and from countries across the world under reciprocal arrangements with other overseas postal administrations. It is also responsible for the design and production of the United Kingdom's stamps and philatelic products. The UKPIL segment includes Royal Mail Group Limited, Royal Mail Estates Limited and Royal Mail Investments Limited. The GLS segment operates in continental Europe and the Republic of Ireland and operates ground-based parcel delivery network in Europe. The GLS segment includes GLS Germany GmbH & Co. OHG, GLS Italy S.p.A. and GLS France S.A.S. The Other segment includes its subsidiaries, Romec Limited, which is engaged in facilities management; NDC 2000 Limited, a provider of design services, and Quadrant Catering Ltd, a provider of catering services. Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: N/A Industry: N/A Sub-Industry: N/A Exchange: LON Symbol: RMG CUSIP: Key Metrics: Previous Close: $7.4650 Day Moving Average: $516.78200 Day Moving Average: $472.23P/E Ratio: 21.17P/E Growth: 2.90Market Cap: $5.08BCurrent Quarter EPS Consensus Estimate: $40.14 EPS Additional Links: View RMG on Google FinanceView RMG on Yahoo FinanceView RMG's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for Royal Mail PLC on Google


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Based on six-plus weeks of training camp and preseason, we can say with some certainty that we've learned a few truths about the 2009 Patriots even before they've kicked off the regular season.
The offense will break the 450-point plateau this year. The Patriots aren't going to be able to touch the 589 points they scored in 2007, but with Tom Brady returning — along with Randy Moss, Wes Welker and almost every other offensive option from that record-setting year — 450 points is a realistic goal for 2009. (By way of comparison, New England finished last season with 410 points … without Brady.) That would leave the Pats averaging just over 28 points per game, and that would be more than enough to support a team that still has some defensive question marks heading into Monday night's opener in Foxboro against the Bills.
One of the advantages is the offense enters the year with a real sense of continuity — 10 of the 11 expected offensive starters were starters on the record-setting 2007 squad, and Brady, Laurence Maroney and Benjamin Watson were the only serious offensive contributors to miss any extended time last season.
"The continuity on offense is always important because it requires a lot of communication and anticipation," Brady said. "On offense, if one guy does the wrong thing, the play doesn't go well. For us to have the opportunity to play together for as many games and we have, you can make corrections that much faster. So, rather than waiting until Monday morning to make the correction, you can make it as you walk off for the first series of how you want to handle something.
"It's something that we've done in the past and we're familiar with and that hopefully you can apply toward later in the game."
The Patriots will finish 13-3 in the regular season. New England will lose three of these five games: Ravens, Titans, Colts, Saints and Dolphins (in Miami). It's a tougher schedule than last season — no NFC West — but one that should allow the Pats to win the AFC East title and probably a first-round playoff bye.
Fred Taylor will play a key role for the running game before the end of the season. The running game will be back-by-committee in 2009, and it will be interesting to see how Bill Belichick and the coaching staff decides to break up the carries. But it's a safe bet that the veteran will have his day — probably sometime late in the year. Sammy Morris and Laurence Maroney will be hobbled, and Taylor will wake up the echoes with a 25-carry, 110-yard performance. (How about Dec. 27 in Foxboro against his old team, the Jacksonville Jaguars?)
Jerod Mayo will make the Pro Bowl. We will look back on the 2009 season as the year Mayo truly arrived as the next great middle/inside linebacker. The 23-year-old was a beast in training camp, and he continued that dominance into the preseason. And he's not just making gains on the field. At the start of his second season, he already sounds like a leader, calling the rest of the linebackers "his guys" and becoming notorious for his long hours in the film room.
"You talk to Jerod, he'll want more on his shoulders. He's that type of player. He wants to be good. He wants to be really good," said former teammate Tedy Bruschi. "You can really see that he desires to be a good player."
Leigh Bodden and James Sanders will be steadying forces in the secondary. Bodden has played well through training camp and into the preseason, and has done nothing to dissuade people from thinking he's a starting cornerback on this team. The same is true with Sanders, who — at the ripe old age of 25 — has very suddenly become the senior member of the New England secondary with four years of service under his belt.
They both rarely gamble in coverage, and neither one of them appears to have a predilection for highlight-reel collisions. But they are both extremely well-suited for their jobs — they have an extensive background in the Patriots defensive style (Bodden played for Romeo Crennel in Cleveland), both are very smart and both have the physical tools to get the job done. No one is going to confuse them with Ty Law or Rodney Harrison any time soon, but they may be just what the Patriots need to help stabilize a secondary that is still getting used to playing together.
The Patriots' Rookie of the Year will be Ron Brace. The defensive lineman out of Boston College won't make an instant impact at the start of the year, but by the end of the season, the 6-foot-3, 330-pounder won't be denied when it comes to playing time. The 40th overall pick in the 2009 draft certainly has impressed throughout the preseason, doing a great job as a space-eater along the defensive line. Brace was the first Bay State native to be taken by the Patriots since they selected receiver Sean Morey in the seventh round of the 1999 draft, and he has a level of versatility that has impressed Patriots coach Bill Belichick.
"When you look at Ron, he's got that frame," Belichick said. "He's got good height and a good long frame to play end, as opposed to some players who might be big players, 300-pounders that don't have the length to play out there. I think Ron has that combination of size and power and length."
(For what it's worth, safety Pat Chung and offensive lineman Sebastian Vollmer will have the second-greatest impact. And it's difficult to think that wide receiver/returner Julian Edelman won't have a memorable moment or two this season)
If you can only watch one Patriots game this year, make it the Indianapolis game on Nov. 15. In a season with road games in London (against the Buccaneers) and New Orleans and home games against Baltimore and Tennessee, the annual midseason clash with Indianapolis remains as compelling as it ever was. It won't be the apocalyptic showdown of undefeateds we saw in 2007, but the return of Brady against his old pal Peyton Manning should be must-see TV for the rest of the NFL.
New England will have at least three memorable special teams moments. It was easy to see that new special teams coach Scott O'Brien is different than other special teams coaches less than a week into training camp when he took part in the "slip and slide" drill with the team's rookies. It was the first time in recent memory a coach went through the soggy gauntlet, and the sight of the gonzo O'Brien diving in added to his quickly developing legend. The enthusiasm he's brought to the special teamers is infectious — they'll run through a wall for him. His unique drills and relentless energy have changed the way New England operates on special teams.
"He's probably as good a coach as I've ever been around. He's so thorough with his knowledge and understanding of the subjects that he's teaching that you gain an instant respect for him," Belichick said. "He's just an outstanding coach in every aspect: personnel evaluation, game-planning, strategy, fundamental teaching at every position."
The Patriots will play more 4-3 than 3-4 this season, but will change looks with more frequency than they have in the past. New England prides itself on showing a variety of defensive looks, but it has worked on too much 4-3 in training camp and the preseason not to utilize it extensively in 2009. Even without Richard Seymour, the Patriots have more depth along the defensive line than they do at linebacker. But that doesn't mean they're going to abandoned the 3-4 entirely.
"We've been a multiple defense since I've been here. We'll continue to be that," Belichick said. "We'll try to put the players out there that we feel are the best for the situation or the game plan or the team we're playing."
Tom Brady is going to play below his usual level in at least one game over the first half of the season. Few people know Brady better than Tom Martinez — the two have been working together since the quarterback was a teenager. And the legendary Bay Area quarterback guru says that in the wake of last season's injury, Brady will likely have at least one bad game over the course of the first half of the season.
As a point of comparison, Martinez said New England football fans should take a look at Peyton Manning's performance over the course of last season as an example — the Colts quarterback, coming off an offseason knee problem of his own, struggled in a few games at the start of the 2008 season. The good news? Manning was back to his old form by Thanksgiving. Martinez anticipates Brady will follow the same path.
"Do I anticipate Brady having trouble? Yes. Will he correct it? Yes," Martinez said. "I think if he was concerned and it showed early, I wouldn't panic. The same thing happened with Peyton. He was holding back early last year, not attacking the throw and leaving a little off it. By the end of the season, he was back to where he needed to be."
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Christian recaps the Red Sox 6-2 loss to the Rangers.
Joe, Tim, and Lou talk with Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts after his walk-off RBI single propelled the Red Sox past the White Sox 8-7.
Mut recaps the Red Sox 8-6 loss to the White Sox.
DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
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Butch is joined by two-thirds of the Sunday Skate show in DJ and Pete. The guys discuss the problems with Bruins including leadership and grit, who should stay and who should go and if Claude is to blame.
John, Gerry and Kirk open the show Monday discussing the Red Sox slide, as well as WEEI.com beat writer Rob Bradford electing to go to a Texas waterpark by himself.
A conversation about OJ Simpson still being in the Hall of Fame and Peter King's desire to keep character concerns out of HOF voting spurns a discussion about Darren Sharper and others who Minihane wants banned for life from the Hall.
It's quite the Sporty R. McKenzie 8am hour as the guys muscle through Red Sox trade possibilities.
OMF looks at the possibilities for Free Agency, specifically reports out of Canada about the possibility of Steven Stamkos and the Bruins.
We should be closing in on a Deflategate ruling soon, James Harrison will talk PED's on his terms, and $10,000 bongs?
Glenn has an Exclusive BBQ, and Lou whines about Friday's whines
Dale Holley and Thornton talk NBA draft.
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Kirk Minihane sits down with John Tomase to talk about the current political landscape, John's desire to write about social issues, and of course Spygate is discussed.
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|May 24, 1977
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|Nov 13, 1972
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This invention relates to a novel viewing-screen structure for a cathode-ray tube and to a novel method for preparing that viewing-screen structure.
One type of cathode-ray tube that is used for television displays is referred to as a shadow-mask tube. This tube is comprised of an evacuated envelope having a viewing window, a viewing-screen structure comprised of a mosaic of phosphor areas (usually dots or strips) of different emission colors supported on the inner surface of the viewing window, a shadow mask having an array of apertures therein in register with the phosphor areas mounted in the tube in adjacent spaced relation with the window, and means for projecting one or more (usually three) electron beams towards the screen for selectively exciting the phosphor areas of the mosaic.
In operating a shadow-mask tube, the electron beams are made to scan a raster in a fixed pattern. As the beams are made to scan, they are either intercepted by the mask or they pass through the mask apertures and excite the desired phosphor areas. The energy in the intercepted electron beams heats the mask and may cause the mask to become distorted, which may adversely affect the position of the beams which pass through the mask apertures. Some of the heat in the mask is removed by radiation back to a black coating on the funnel of the tube. Normally, the viewing-screen structure includes a thin layer of a highly reflective metal, usually aluminum, which reflects heat that is radiated forward towards the screen.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,703,401, issued Nov. 21, 1972, to Samuel B. Deal and Donald W. Bartch, suggests applying to the reflective metal layer a heat-absorptive overcoating of carbon particles. Then, the structure is baked to remove organic and volatile materials therefrom. The purpose of a heat-absorptive overcoating is to promote the transport of heat from the shadow mask to the atmosphere through the glass panel and thereby reduce mask warpage due to uneven heating of the mask-frame assembly of the tube. Common formulations used in applying these overcoatings include such constituents as finely-divided particles of graphite and lamp black together with dispersants and wetting agents.
Overcoatings produced with the common formulations have been found to be prone to the formation of defects on the viewing screen and on the sidewalls of the screen support during tube fabrication, particularly when exposed to normal humid atmosphere for any extended period of time after the screen is baked. Some of the defects appear as a complete loss of reflectivity in small areas more or less scattered over the reflective layer and sidewalls. The size and frequency of the defects increase with increasing humidity and also with temperature. This humidity or moisture susceptibility of a baked screen structure is a serious problem which may result in costly losses to normal factory processing.
The novel aluminized screen structure includes a carbon-particle layer in contact with the aluminum metal layer as in the prior art. We have discovered that, when the carbon-particle layer is substantially free from metal-ion-containing residues, particularly alkali-metal-ion-containing residues, the screen structure is not prone to the formation of the above-described defects. Substances which form metal-ion-containing residues when incinerated are normally present in the formulations used for applying the carbon particle layer. It is believed that, after baking the screen structure at about 450° C., large amounts of moisture are adsorbed from the atmosphere by the carbon particles present in the carbon particle layer. The ordinarily present metal-ion-containing residues of the baking step, in the presence of moisture, react directly or indirectly with the aluminum metal of the reflective layer to form aluminum compounds which have markedly lower reflectivity than aluminum metal.
The novel method includes (a) depositing on the reflective metal layer of the screen structure a coating of organic, volatilizable, film-forming material, (b) depositing upon the coated metal layer an overcoating of carbon particles, said overcoating being substantially free from substances which, when incinerated, produce metal-ion-containing residues (c) and then baking the screen structure in air at about 400° to 450° C. to remove organic and volatile matter. By providing that the overcoating is substantially free of such substances, a necessary factor toward producing defects by interaction with moisture and humidity is absent. Thereby, the product of the process exhibits a markedly increased resistance to humidity-induced defects on the screen structure.
The preferred embodiment of the novel method is applied to the manufacture of a color-television picture tube of the type described in U.S. Pat. No. 3,423,621 to Martin R. Royce. The preferred embodiment of the novel method starts with a faceplate panel which is subsequent to the aluminizing of the viewing screen. The panel has a phosphor mosaic viewing screen deposited on the inner surface thereof, a volatilizable film deposited thereon and a light-reflective layer of aluminum metal about 2500 Angstroms thick deposited on the film. Processes for preparing this intermediate structure are known, as exemplified by U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,067,055, 3,582,389 and 3,582,390 to Theodore A. Saulnier, Jr. and include depositing a viewing screen upon the inner surface of the viewing window or other support, depositing a volatilizable film upon the viewing screen, and depositing a reflective metal layer upon the film. Since these processes are described in detail elsewhere, they need not be redescribed here.
An example for practicing the novel method by hand is now described. The panel and intermediate structure thereon are placed in an oven that is preheated to about 85° to 95° C. and kept there for about 7 minutes until the panel is at about the oven temperature. The panel is removed from the oven, and the panel seal lands and the inner sidewalls of the panel including the mask-mounting studs are masked as with a shield to about the mold match line, but leaving the entire viewing area unmasked. Then, with the panel still preheated, an aqueous dispersion of a volatilizable film-forming material is sprayed upon the unmasked aluminum metal layer. A preferred dispersion that is substantially free from substances which, when incinerated, yield metal-ion-containing residues is prepared by mixing 250 milliliters of an aqueous acrylic resin emulsion (containing about 46 weight percent solids) and 14 grams PVP with 2050 milliliters deionized water. A preferred acrylic resin emulsion is Rhoplex AC-33 marketed by Rohm and Haas Company, Philadelphia, Pa., which is believed to be constituted principally of ethyl acrylate copolymerized with minor amounts of acrylic and methacrylic monomers and polymers. The spraying is conducted for about 2 to 5 minutes with an air spray gun operating at about 20-pounds-per-square-inch pressure, and includes about ten passes of the spray across the surface. The sprayed material dries in less than a minute, due in part to the heat in the preheated panel, forming a sealer coating or barrier layer.
Then, with the panel still preheated, and the shield in place, a binder-free aqueous suspension of graphite and carbon black that is substantially free from substances which, when incinerated, yield metal-ion-containing residues is sprayed upon the unmasked portions of the coated metal layer. A preferred suspension is prepared by mixing about 1000 milliliters of a 5-weight-percent aqueous dispersion of colloidal graphite with about 1876 milliliters deionized water and about 1000 milliliters of a 5-weight-percent aqueous dispersion of carbon black, such as Vulcan XC-72R carbon black marketed by Cabot Corporation, Boston, Mass., and containing about 1.2 weight percent alkali-free dispersing agent such as polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP). The spraying is conducted for about 2 to 5 minutes with an air spray gun operating at about 20 pounds-per-square-inch pressure and includes about twenty passes of the spray across the surface to provide a coating weight of about 0.15 mg/cm2. The sprayed material dries in less than a minute due in part to the heat in the preheated panel, and forms a heat-absorptive overcoating.
The shield is removed, and the coated panel is now processed in the usual way. This includes the usual step of baking the panel in air at about 400° to 450° C. to remove, by vaporization and oxidation, the volatile and organic matter in the structure. In this last baking step, the film and coating of volatilizable material underlying and overlying the aluminum metal layer, the binders in the mosaic viewing screen, and all of the dispersing agents and wetting agents in the structure are removed. After baking, the structure is substantially free from metal-ion-containing residue. The structure includes an aluminum metal reflective layer on the phosphor mosaic viewing screen and a heat-absorbent carbon-and-graphite overcoating adhered upon the aluminum layer.
In this document, the term "metal-ion-containing residues" is used to define a class of substances (including oxides, hydroxides and salts) which dissolve or react with water, such that the most electropositive element in the substance appears as a cation in solution. The term is broader than "alkali-metal-ion residues," which are compounds of the alkali metals. Metal-ion-containing residues include iron, manganese and titanium compounds, for example. The most prevalent and troublesome residues include compounds of the alkali metals, particularly sodium and potassium; and of the alkaline earth metals.
An important reason for screen and sidewall defects is related to the presence of metal-ion-containing residues in the formulations used to fabricate the screen structure. Metal-ion-containing residues are formed by substances normally present in the coating and overcoating. After baking at about 400° to 450° C., the presence of these residues linked with the high moisture adsorptive capacity of carbon and graphite particles provides a mechanism for forming defects by degrading the light-reflective ability of the reflective metal layer. One mechanism is believed to be as follows:
1. Moisture from the humidity in the ambient is adsorbed by the graphite and carbon particles.
2. The adsorbed water reacts with metal-ion-containing residues, such as alkali and alkaline earth residues, that are present to form reactants, such as sodium hydroxide
Na2 O+ H2 O.sup. C 2NaOH.
3. the reactants react with aluminum to form aluminum compounds with markedly lower reflectivity, such as by the reaction:
2Al+ 2NaOH+ 6H.sub. 2 O⃡ 2Al(OH)4 - + 2Na+ + 3H2.
this reaction can cause screen and sidewall defects by converting aluminum metal to aluminum salt.
4. The substances present can react also with the phosphor in the viewing screen to form nonluminescent substances, such as by the reaction:
ZnS:M+ 2H2 O+ 2NaOH ⃡ Zn(OH)4.sup.-2 + Na2 S+ 2H+ + M+.
this reaction can cause screen defects by converting the phosphor to a nonluminescent material.
The damage to the reflective metal layer can be reduced to a minimum by using coatings and overcoatings which, after baking, do not produce metal-ion-containing residues. For example, the substitution for the dispersant "Marasperse" (which yields a 70% alkali residue after baking at 450° C. for about 4 hours in air) of polyvinylpyrrolidone (which yields less than 0.001% residue after baking at 450° C. for about 4 hours) has the effect of at least doubling the time before the appearance of defects at 52% relative humidity (RH). If the proprietary substance "Aquadag," which contains graphite and also has some alkali-ion-containing residues after baking at 450° C., is replaced with "pure" graphite, no defects are observed after 72 hours at 52% RH. When Aquadag is present with dispersants such as "Marasperse," defects are observed within 4 to 6 hours. At 72% RH, there is a very dramatic improvement in the resistance to the formation of moisture defects with alkali-free overcoatings. Overcoatings with alkali residues show defects after 2 hours at 72% RH. Without alkali residues, no defects are observed after 24 hours at 72% RH. Thus, the novel method employs an overcoating and preferably also a coating that contains a minimum of substances which when incinerated form residues that can react to destroy the efficiency and/or the appearance of the screen structure of the tube.
There are many variations that may be made to the preferred embodiment that fall within the scope of the novel method. The carbon overcoating is applied to the reflective metal layer after the metal layer is deposited but before the structure is baked to remove the organic film used to impart a shiny surface to the metal layer. The structure has a substantial number of pores to permit the escape of gases during subsequent baking steps.
Either graphite or amorphous carbon, or a combination of the two, may be used for the carbon overcoating. Amorphous carbon may be in the form of lamp black, carbon black or other forms prepared from the incomplete burning of carbon-bearing materials. It is believed that sub-micronsize carbon particles in the overcoating act more effectively to absorb water than particles of "pure" graphite, which are generally in the size range of 1 to 10 microns. It has been observed that graphite particles are more resistant to oxidation and tend less to penetrate the viewing screen than the amorphous carbon particles. Amorphous carbon particles produce layers that are more heat absorbent and are less resistant to electron penetration. The sub-micron average size of the amorphous carbon particles is believed to act more effectively to absorb water than the graphite particles which are generally in the 1 to 10 micron size range.
The particle size of the carbon particles is preferably colloidal in size to facilitate the preparation and maintenance of a suitable suspension. The carbon may be suspended in any liquid vehicle such as toluene or xylene. However, it is preferred to disperse the carbon in water. When carbon particles are dispersed in water, it has been found desirable to include wetting and dispersing agents for the purpose of producing a stable suspension. Also, it has been found desirable to omit binders for the particles from the suspension. When binders have been included, it has been found that the carbon particles may oxidize excessively during the subsequent baking step, thereby making the process control more difficult.
Some suitable dispersants and binders which have very low contents of metal-ion-containing residues, particularly alkali-metal-ion-containing residues, include polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP), polyvinyl alcohol, ethylcellulose, carboxyl methyl cellulose and proprietary agents such as Triton CF-18 (Rohm and Haas), Brij 35 (Atlas) and Pluronic L-72 (Wyandotte).
The sealer coating or barrier layer may be of any volatilizable film-forming material which will perform the function of preventing carbon particles from entering the pores in the aluminum metal layer and passing to the phosphor mosaic or viewing screen. Some suitable materials for this purpose are acrylic copolymers such as Rhoplex AC-33, B74, B83, B83, C72 and D70, all marketed by Rohm and Haas Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Another suitable material is a polystyrene emulsion such as 40-201 Synthemul marketed by Reichhold Chemicals Inc., White Plains, N.Y. The use of a barrier layer or sealer coating provides a means for preventing the carbon from penetrating through the aluminum metal layer into the phosphor mosaic when the carbon suspension is applied. Such penetration could result in staining, smudginess, and reduced visual brightness of the phosphor screen.
Preheating the panel and intermediate structure assists in drying the coatings that are subsequently applied thereto. The omission of preheating results in running of the coatings. Solvent-based carbon formulations have been made which do not need the preheating step. However, water-based systems of both the carbon formulation and the sealer formulation require the preheating step. The water-based systems are preferable because of the better safety aspects and because of reduced equipment costs. Preheating temperatures are in the range of about 85° to 105° C. and preferably about 90° C.
The sealer coating and the carbon overcoating may be applied by any convenient process. The preferred process is by air spraying because of its low cost and great convenience. The sealer coating is applied as the thinnest layer which will provide the function of blocking carbon particles from penetrating into the phosphor mosaic. The carbon overcoating is applied in a thickness of about 2700 to 3700 Angstroms. This should be controlled because the thickness affects the penetration of the electron beam which eventually can excite the phosphor mosaic. Excessively thick carbon layers should be avoided since they reduce the brightness of the screen. The aluminum metal layer is preferably about 2,000 to 3,000 Angstroms thick so that the combination of aluminum metal layer and carbon layer is between 4,700 and 6,700 Angstroms thick. Ordinarily the aluminum metal layer itself is about 5,000 to 6,000 Angstroms thick.
At higher humidities (70 to 100%), slight moisture defects sometimes occur after extended periods (24 hours), even when substances which produce metal-ion-containing residues are eliminated from the formulation. The defects occur on the sidewalls of the cap. We have found that excellent resistance to high humidity defects can be obtained by spraying a protective, stable, inert coating on the sidewall aluminum before the application of the sealer coating and heat-absorptive overcoating. The protective sidewall coating is not applied to the screen because it is not needed. The increased sensitivity of the sidewall to the formation of moisture defects is probably related to the aluminum/glass interface of the sidewalls as distinct from the aluminum-phosphor interface of the screen.
The protective coating applied to the aluminum on the sidewalls is preferably chemically and thermally stable. A material such as a fumed silicon dioxide marketed by Cabot Corporation under the trade name of Silanox 101 has been found to prevent the appearance of moisture defects at high humidity.
One procedure for spray application of a protective sidewall coating is as follows:
1. Preheat a screened, aluminized cap to about 90° C. for about 1/2 hour.
2. A solution of up to 2.5% Silanox 101 in isopropyl alcohol using 1% polyvinylpyrrolidone as a binder is prepared. The Silanox 101 solution is sprayed on the aluminized sidewall and blend radius only.
3. A sealer coating is applied to the screen followed by a heat-absorptive overcoating as described above.
The features described in this invention can be applied to a light-absorbing matrix used in a matrix tube, wherein similar moisture sensitivity problems are encountered. Also, using graphite suspensions that are substantially free of substances which, when incinerated at about 450° C., form metal-ion-containing residues for preparing internal conductive coatings appears worthwhile due to the absence of undesirable side reactions, e.g.,
1. Na2 O+ H2 OC 2NaOH (b. p. NaOH+ 1390° C.)
then after exhaust and getter flash,
2. H2 O+ 2NaOH+ Ba→ Ba(OH)2 + Na2 O+ H2
the resultant effect is unnecessary getter consumption and the release of undesirable gas within the tube.
The novel method may be applied to shadow-mask tubes for the purpose of providing a heat-absorbing layer on the aluminum reflective layer of the screen structure. The method may be applied to other cathode-ray tube types for the purpose of depositing carbon in any of its forms to the aluminum metal layer. For example, the method may be applied to providing a carbon layer upon a metal reflective layer to reduce secondary emission and electron scattering. The use of a carbon layer for reducing secondary emission and scattering is described in U.S. Pat. No. 2,878,411 to L. W. Alvarez and in U.S. Pat. No. 3,475,639 to J. P. Driffort et al.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What were the underground cellars called on the Underground Railroad?
(a) Cellars.
(b) Stations.
(c) Engines.
(d) Stops.
2. What does Sampson tell Cross when he comes to the back door at the end of the novel?
(a) He has been shot.
(b) More girls are missing.
(c) There has been another murder.
(d) Kate is dead.
3. Which of the following reasons is not one that keeps Kate from sleeping when she returns home?
(a) She hears noises.
(b) She misses Cross.
(c) She feels unsafe.
(d) She sees Casanova.
4. What does Cross think about to help him hold on to the Range Rover?
(a) His children.
(b) Kate.
(c) Naomi.
(d) His wife.
5. What was the content of the essay that Kate was reading to help her better understand Casanova?
(a) Bonding of college roommates.
(b) Recovering from trauma.
(c) Twinning in inmates.
(d) Sexual urges of the modern male.
6. How does Cross describe what Sachs is doing with the FBI?
(a) Unaware they are around.
(b) Cat and mouse game.
(c) Trying to confuse them with misinformation.
(d) Leading them to false clues.
7. What happens that causes Cross and the FBI agents to run toward the cabin?
(a) Kate runs toward the cabin first.
(b) They see the Gentleman Caller strangling the girl.
(c) They hear a gun shot.
(d) They hear the woman scream.
8. How does Cross describe Kate to Sampson?
(a) Surprising.
(b) Resigned.
(c) Tough.
(d) Resilient.
9. What does Cross believe led to the downfall of Rudolph and Casanova?
(a) When they took Cross's niece.
(b) A competition when Rudolph left for California.
(c) Kate's escape.
(d) The FBI's investigation.
10. Where does Cross follow Sikes?
(a) To the lair.
(b) To the hospital.
(c) To a sports bar.
(d) To an abandoned factory.
11. What does Cross think may be Casanova's hiding place?
(a) A condemned university building.
(b) An abandoned civil war farm house.
(c) An old railroad building.
(d) An underground railroad cellar.
12. What does Casanova think he and Rudolph should do next?
(a) Stop all of their captures and killings.
(b) Find new girls and release the ones they have.
(c) Move to a new area.
(d) Set up the police to take the fall.
13. Why don't Kate and Cross have sex when Cross spends the night with Kate?
(a) Cross is still injured.
(b) Kate is still emotionally traumatized.
(c) They do not want to ruin their friendship.
(d) The FBI is watching.
14. How does Cross know that Casanova must be at the beach house?
(a) He gets a call from the FBI.
(b) He finds the bodies of two FBI agents.
(c) He hears Kate scream.
(d) He sees a mask lying on the ground.
15. What does Ruskin offer to Cross and Sampson, but that Cross is still suspicious about?
(a) To work together more.
(b) To stake out Sachs more in-depthly.
(c) To remove himself from the investigation.
(d) To get them the case files from the 1981 murders.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Cross do to relax?
2. What does Cross do when he finds Naomi?
3. What decision do Cross and Kate come to about their relationship?
4. When was Sachs a murder suspect?
5. How does Naomi acknowledge that she understands and agrees with Kristen?
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Tcl/Tk with C for Image Processing
Let's make a small distinction between two kinds of C-Tcl/Tk applications: those which act like a shell (wish, for example) and those which use the Tcl/Tk extension in a predetermined way.
If you want to create another "instance" of wish with some extra commands you have created, you should read the man pages concerning Tcl_Main and Tcl_AppInit.
If your program uses Tcl/Tk only for the interface, and it is not intended to be used in a "shell-like" fashion, the approach is slightly different. I recommend you grab the nice demo program tkHelloWorld.tar.gz (see Sidebar) to use as an example.
Basically, your program has to implement the following four steps:
Initialize Tcl and Tk.
Create the Tcl commands responsible for calling your C routines.
Ask Tcl to evaluate an "interface description" file.
Let Tk control the main flow of the program.
In the C code shown in Listing 1, the comments identify exactly which of the four steps is being done.
From this point on, we wish to use C programming only for some critical functions, since the main flow and control of our application is handled by Tk.
If you are interested in the myriad ways you can call a C routine, read TCL and the TK Toolkit by John K. Ousterhout, Addison-Wesley, 1994.
Essentially your C function must have a prototype like the following:
int C_func_name (ClientData cd, Tcl_Interp *interp, int argc, char **argv);
and you must register it by:
Tcl_CreateCommand (interp, "Tcl_func_name", C_func_name, (ClientData *) NULL, (Tcl_CmdDeleteProc *) NULL);Then, whenever Tcl encounters the command Tcl_func_name, it will call your routine, which will receive the Tcl parameters just as main receives the argc and argv arguments from the shell, i.e., argc will be the number of words and argv will be the "vector of strings".
We want our C routine to process an image called image_name under Tk. The immediate solution would be to pass the color of each pixel (the photo widget has this option) again and again until the image is complete. While this program was running, we could go out for lunch, visit a few friends, have dinner and see a movie. However, there is a better way to accomplish the goal. From C, we ask Tk to take care of it. First, we have to define:
Tk_PhotoHandle image; Tk_PhotoImageBlock blimage;
Then call the following functions in sequence:
image = Tk_FindPhoto ("image_name"); Tk_PhotoGetImage (image, &blimage);The image is in blimage, which is a structure defined in tk.h as:
typedef struct { unsigned char *pixelPtr; int width; int height; int pitch; int pixelSize; int offset[3]; } Tk_PhotoImageBlock;All color information comes in unsigned characters (values between 0 and 255). The pixelPtr is the address of the first pixel (top-left corner). The width and height define the image dimensions, while pixelSize is the address difference between two horizontally adjacent pixels, and pitch is the address difference between two vertically adjacent ones. Finally, the offset array contains the offsets from the address of a pixel to the addresses of the bytes containing the red, green and blue components.
Using the above definitions allows different representations of the image; for example:
Define a point with a dimension of three bytes, one for each color component. Then the pixelSize is 3, the offset 0, 1 and 2 and the pitch three times the width.
Think of the color image as three planes (images), one for each color. Then the pixelSize is 1, the offset is 0, width*height and 2*width*height. Finally, the pitch is equal to the width.
The colors of a given pixel can be obtained with three simple C macros:
#define RED(p,x,y) ((p)->pixelPtr[(y)*(p)-> pitch + (x)*(p)->pixelSize + (p)->offset[0]] ) #define GREEN(p,x,y) ((p)->pixelPtr[(y)*(p)-> pitch + (x)*(p)->pixelSize + (p)->offset[1]]) #define BLUE(p,x,y) ((p)->pixelPtr[(y)*(p)-> pitch + (x)*(p)->pixelSize + (p)->offset[2]])
You call the macros giving the address of the block structure explained above as the first parameter, and the x and y coordinates (where 0,0 is the upper-left corner) of the pixel as the second and third. For an optimized program, it would be much faster to use address differences to determine the position of the next pixel from the current pixel, i.e., its neighbor.
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