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Payment Savvy Launches Payment Processing API
Payment Savvy, payment processor known for its no-cost-to-biller model, launched an Open API. The API integrates with many software packages across industries. Payment Savvy finds the API strategy will complement its convenience fee model which makes makes doing business with Payment Savvy easy.
Google Expands Android Pay APIs
Google recently improved its collection Android Pay APIs in a bid to boost adoption. Importantly, the APIs are now easier than ever to integrate into web sites and apps. Google says a few lines of code can add Android Pay as an option during checkout, giving consumers another avenue for paying.
Twilio's Notify API Reaches Customers Via Preferred Method
Twilio launched a beta trial for its new Notify API. The API represents a single, user-centric API that gives developers programmatic control over notifications to users in the format, and on the device most desired. Twilio hopes to send the right message, at the right time, to the right user.
Square Launches Register API for Android
Square has launched the Register API for Android only a couple of months after releasing the API for iOS. The API allows developers to build end to end point-of-sale solutions that utilize Square's entire payment platform, or that integrate with third party infrastructure and applications.
Vonage to Acquire Twilio Arch Nemesis Nexmo for $230M
Vonage today announced that it is acquiring communications platform-as-a-service provider Nexmo in a cash and stock deal valued at $230 million. Nexmo counts some 350 customers and over 100,000 registered developers, and says that it is processing 5 billion API calls every year.
W3C Publishes First Public Working Drafts of Payment Specifications
The Web Payments Working Group has published the first public drafts of payment specifications which include a Payment Request API, payment method identifiers, and basic card payment. The basic idea behind the specifications is to make payments easier and more secure for end users.
Payleven Launches Payments Developer Suite for 3rd Party App and POS Integration
Payleven launched a developer suite to enable 3rd-party apps and POS systems integration with payleven payment solutions. The suite includes App Pay and Point Pay which allow for solutions that bypass card reader requirements and those that utilize card readers. API and SDK options are available.
How to Create a Telegram Bot in Ruby API University
Cloud-based messaging app Telegram provides free, open and secure communication across any platform with automatic chat synching across devices. Telegram also provides a dedicated Bot API for building custom bots that users can interact with via messages and commands to perform predefined tasks.
Telegram Bot API 2.0 Features New Inline Keyboards, Message Editing, and More
Telegram has released Telegram Bot API 2.0 which features new inline keyboards, on-the-fly message editing, and more. Inline bots have also been upgraded and can now send documents, contacts, locations, videos, MP3s, stickers, animations, and other types of content available in Telegram.
Microsoft Launches Bot Framework, Cognitive Services, and Skype Bots
Microsoft has made a number of important announcements throughout the first two days of the Microsoft Build Conference including the launch of the Microsoft Bot Framework (preview), the launch of Microsoft Cognitive Services (preview), and the addition of Cortana and chatbots to Skype.
Square Aims for Stripe with E-Commerce API
Square is moving beyond the retail terminal thanks to a handful of new APIs meant to help companies accept payments in more places. The E-Commerce API and Register API target retailers large and small with a simple set of tools that integrate fully with Square's payment processing platform.
Amazon Adds New Improvements to Alexa Voice Service
New improvements have been added to the Amazon Alexa Voice Service (AVS) including voice or button-activated volume and media control, voice-activated timers and alarms, updated APIs, server-initiated message capabilities, and Alexa App enhancements including iOS and Android support.
Cisco Announces Fund to Fuel App Development on Spark Platform
Cisco announces a $150m Spark fund to fuel development on its Cisco Spark Platform, which provides a communication platform that combines messaging, call and meeting features. The service is similar to Slack with a focus on the Enterprise market. All 3 services are currently available in the US.
Bitwage API Enables Faster, Cheaper International Wage Payments
Bitwage launched an API that aims to ease delay times and high fees traditionally associated with paying wages across international borders. API access to its payroll platform enables companies to integrate Bitwage solutions into existing systems such as time tracking software and other workflows.
Square API Leaves Apps Vulnerable to XSS Attacks
The way the Square API delivers JSON output makes it possible for an attacker to engage in a cross-site scripting (XSS) under certain circumstances. The vulnerability was discovered by security researcher Ajay Chavda and reported to Square on August 7, 2015 through its bounty program on hackerone.
Amid Confusion, Venmo Back Pedals Total Shutdown of its API
Mobile payment service Venmo, which is owned and operated by PayPal, abruptly shut off new developers from its public API, which handles payment invoices and distribution of receipts to external web services. Venmo had created confusion after first stating that it was shuttering its API altogether.
Ordering from the "Secret Menu" at ACH Payment Platforms
The Automated Clearing House (ACH) system has offered larger businesses a dependable and flexible way to initiate bank transfers and requests between nearly anyone in the United States and for a fraction of the cost of card networks. This article looks at three ways to leverage that flexibility.
Visa Opens up Its Global Payments Network to Developers
Visa has opened up its global payments network to developers releasing a set of new RESTful APIs and developer website. Developers will have access to different Visa platform capabilities via RESTful APIs including payments, analytics, alerts, ATM locations, geographical-based data, and more.
SparkPost Launches Developer Hub for Free Email Delivery Service
Do you know if your emails reach your users' inbox? You may see clicks and opens, but were all your emails seen? SparkPost offers this certainty to developers for free or low cost. SparkPost sends 25% of the world's legitimate emails. They make solving email delivery as easy as making an API call.
Unified Inbox Aims to Simplify Communications with Launch of UnificationEngine
Unified Inbox has launched UnificationEngine, an Internet of Communications (IoC) platform designed for the Internet of Things (IoT). UnificationEngine features a number of pre-built connectors and makes it possible for developers to integrate multiple communication channels using a single API.


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tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:feed/theregister.co.uk/custom/Q//A/Tim%20Anderson/ The Register articles by Tim Anderson Copyright © 2016, Situation Publishing Team Register email@example.com http://www.theregister.co.uk/about/company/contact/ http://www.theregister.co.uk/Design/graphics/icons/favicon.png Biting the hand that feeds IT — sci/tech news and views for the world http://www.theregister.co.uk/Design/graphics/Reg_default/The_Register_r.png 2016-06-26T06:17:08Z tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2016/06/24/thinking_of_using_multiple_clouds_dont_do_it_stick_with_us_says_aws_ceo/ Tim Anderson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=%22Tim+Anderson%22 2016-06-24T19:46:41Z Thinking of using multiple clouds? Don't do it, stick with us says AWS CEO
'Every tier-one country will have an AWS region' – but analyst says other providers are catching up

Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Andy Jassy spoke against the idea of using multiple cloud providers at its Public Sector Summit earlier this week – well he would, wouldn't he.
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2016/06/24/what_future_for_windows_10_mobile_enterprise_says_microsoft_developer_chief/ Tim Anderson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=%22Tim+Anderson%22 2016-06-24T16:02:05Z Dev boss: What will Microsoft do with Windows 10 Mobile? Surprise – it's for work!
'Surface phone' will have challenging app gap

One of the puzzles about Microsoft's platform in 2016 is Windows 10 Mobile. In the run-up to the launch of Windows 10 in July 2015, the plan seemed to be that a unified operating system across PC and mobile, combined with applications developed for the Universal Windows Platform (UWP), would boost Windows Phone and create a strong ecosystem of applications delivered from the Windows Store.
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Update includes face-shaping, font matching, magic cropping and more

Adobe is updating its Creative Cloud suite to version 2015.5 and including a new Photoshop feature which modifies facial expressions after the event.
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DevOps in easy mode?

Chef, IT automation for DevOps, has announced Habitat, an open source project for application automation.
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Microsoft's Miguel de Icaza, who joined the Windows giant earlier this year with the Xamarin acquisition, has announced new features for cross-platform development using Visual Studio, Xamarin Studio and C#.
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Intel's HPC director and evangelist James Reinders is leaving Intel after 27 years - or as he puts it, 10,001 days - accepting the firm's offer of early retirement for long-standing employees.
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Microsoft's Executive Vice President of Cloud and Enterprise, Scott Guthrie, came to London's Mermaid Theatre on 3rd June 2016 to present to around 600 IT folk at the Azure Users Group, at an event called AzureCraft.
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Microsoft has released SQL Server 2016, adding new security features, improved query profiling, Hadoop integration, hybrid cloud capabilities, and R analytics to its database server, along with numerous other improvements.
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Keeping pace with Microsoft's ever-changing developer story has not been easy. Just ask Infragistics exec Jason Beres, Senior VP Development Tools.
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United States District Court Judge Mark Fuller has sentenced former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman to a term of over seven years in prison and a fine of $50,000. The sentence was imposed this evening in the Montgomery federal courthouse.
In the final session of the proceedings, prosecutors insisted that Siegelman's term be increased because of his exemplary record as a prosecutor and the fact that he aggressively enforced the law as the state's attorney general. Yes, you read that correctly. Like a great many scenes from this case, this falls into the not-to-be-believed category, but catch it here in the AP wire account:
But chief prosecutor Louis Franklin said Siegelman deserves a harsh sentence partly because of his tough stance against crime.
Judge Fuller, a lifelong Republican Party activist who participated in two bitterly fought election campaigns against Siegelman and then rejected motions for his recusal, decried Siegelman's refusal to admit his guilt, implying that his continuing protestations of innocence damaged the reputation of his court for justice. Let us consider the exemplary wisdom and fairness of Judge Fuller:
"I am convinced the conduct Gov. Siegelman engaged in damaged the public's confidence in the government of this state," Fuller said.
And the Birmingham News notes that Fuller resolved to lengthen Siegelman's sentence on the basis of charges brought against him of which he was acquitted. As the condemned man in Kafka's "Penal Colony" reminds us: we are all guilty in the eyes of the judge; innocence is an illusion.
Fuller decided that charges on which Siegelman was acquitted at trial could be used in considering his sentence. Prosecutors had argued that, even though a jury did not find him guilty, there still was evidence of some wrongdoing.
Meanwhile, sources in the Cullman County GOP tell me that Alabama Republican Governor Bob Riley, whose election campaign against Siegelman precipitated the criminal investigation and prosecution of Siegelman, was summoned urgently to Washington, DC. He was to have addressed a dinner at the Dodge House Restaurant in Hanceville (famous for its all-you-can-eat prime rib buffet on Fridays). Riley told disappointed organizers of the Cullman function that he will meet with Bush Administration officials to discuss damage control relating to the Siegelman case. "The sentence will come down today, and they're very concerned about all the questions about the role Karl Rove played in this prosecution," the source said.
But why the worry? Aren't all these concerns paranoid delusions?
Hardly. In fact, the White House has given strict instructions to avoid all questioning concerning the Siegelman case – which explains why Karl Rove's fake answer was supplanted with a "no comment." Isn't it strange that Louis Franklin, the man supposedly in charge of the case, makes aggressive statements about Rove's non-involvement – covering matters as to which he obviously has no personal knowledge – whereas Rove himself and the White House maintain an increasingly nervous silence? Telling facts, I'd say.
And consider further the White House's invocation of Executive Privilege in a desperate last-step measure to block production of documents to Congressional oversight committees which might well have shed more light on the White House's dealings with federal prosecutors in Alabama concerning the Siegelman prosecution. Instead, White House counsel Fred Fielding delivered a response to Congress today to which he appended a memorandum from Paul Clement, the Solicitor General, supporting the White House in its efforts to stonewall Congress. But the Clement memo disclosed for the first time that the White House indeed is withholding a large volume of documents which establish exactly what the White House has, up to this point, feverishly denied: that Karl Rove and others directed a scheme to fire a large group of U.S. attorneys who had been handling criminal cases against Republicans, or who had refused to bring cases against Democrats, and to replace them with political lackeys. In the words of Clement's memorandum:
Among other things, these communications discuss the wisdom of such a proposal [the firing of U.S. attorneys in order to further political prosecutions], specific U.S. Attorneys who could be removed, potential replacement candidates, and possible responses to congressional and media inquiries about the dismissals.
This memo provides confirmation of a pattern of conduct identical to the vendetta against Don Siegelman that emerges from this case.
As the sentencing phase is now complete, we have further powerful evidence that the accusations raised in Dana Jill Simpson's affidavit are correct. Simpson, you will recall, is the Republican attorney from Sand Mountain who worked on Riley's 2002 campaign against Siegelman and overheard discussion of the plot involving Karl Rove to "take care of" Siegelman. Others in that conspiracy were William Canary (a close personal friend of Rove's) and his wife, Leura Canary, the U.S. Attorney in Montgomery who actually commenced and oversaw the prosecution. It's impossible to watch the conduct of the prosecution in the sentencing phase, as well as the highly irregular conduct of the federal judge who presided over it, and not think that something is extremely remiss in the entire process.
With the sentence delivered, Siegelman's battle for justice and vindication will begin in earnest. But the essential next step will be a Congressional probe into Karl Rove's dealings with the Department of Justice and the Montgomery and Birmingham U.S. attorney's offices that produced this farce of a prosecution.
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I listen to a lot of conservative talk radio. Confident masculine voices telling me the enemy is everywhere and victory is near — I often find it affirming: there's a reason I don't think that way. Last spring, many right-wing commentators made much of a Bloomberg poll that asked Americans, "Are you more sympathetic to Netanyahu or Obama?" Republicans picked the Israeli prime minister over their own president, 67 to 16 percent. There was a lot of affected shock that things had come to this. Rush Limbaugh said of Netanyahu that he wished "we had this kind of forceful moral, ethical clarity leading our own country"; Mark Levin described him as "the leader of the free world." For a few days there I yelled quite a bit in my car.
The one conservative radio show I do find myself enjoying is hosted by Dennis Prager. At the Thanksgiving dinner of American radio personalities (Limbaugh is your jittery brother-in-law, Michael Savage is your racist uncle, Hugh Hewitt is Hugh Hewitt) Dennis Prager is the turkey-carving patriarch trying to keep the conversation moderately high-minded. While Prager obviously doesn't like liberals — "The gaps between the left and right on almost every issue that matters are in fact unbridgeable," he has said — he often invites them onto his show for debate, which is rare among right-wing hosts. Yet his gently exasperated take on the Obama–Netanyahu matchup was among the least charitable: "Those who do not confront evil resent those who do."
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PanARMENIAN.Net - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday, Feb 15, she would talk to French President Francois Hollande about building up a European communication network to avoid emails and other data passing through the United States, according to Reuters.
Merkel, speaking on Saturday ahead of a visit to France, has been pushing for greater data protection in Europe following reports last year about mass surveillance in Germany and elsewhere by the U.S. National Security Agency. Even Merkel's cell phone was reportedly monitored by American spies.
Merkel said in her weekly podcast she disapproved of companies like Google and Facebook basing their operations in countries with low safeguards on data protection while being active in countries like Germany with high data protection.
"We'll talk with France about how we can maintain a high level of data protection," Merkel said before her visit to Paris on Wednesday.
"Above all, we'll talk about European providers that offer security for our citizens, so that one shouldn't have to send emails and other information across the Atlantic. Rather one could build up a communication network inside Europe."
Government snooping is a particularly sensitive subject in Germany due to the heavy surveillance of citizens practiced in the Communist East Germany and under Hitler. The country was shocked by reports of NSA surveillance in Germany, based on information from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
"We've got to do more for data protection in Europe, there's no doubt about it," Merkel said on Saturday.
Germany has been pushing, so far in vain, for a 'no-spy' agreement with Washington.
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APC resistance: biological basis and acquired influences
Version of Record online: 30 NOV 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1538-7836.2009.03711.x
© 2009 International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis
Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis
Volume 8, Issue 3, pages 445–453, March 2010
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CASTOLDI, E. and ROSING, J. (2010), APC resistance: biological basis and acquired influences. Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis, 8: 445–453. doi: 10.1111/j.1538-7836.2009.03711.x
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Summary. Proteolytic inactivation of factors Va (FVa) and VIIIa (FVIIIa) by activated protein C (APC) and its cofactors protein S and factor V (FV) is a key process in the physiological down-regulation of blood coagulation. Functional abnormalities of this pathway, which manifest themselves in vitro as a poor anticoagulant response of plasma to added APC (APC resistance), are prevalent in the general population and are associated with an increased risk of venous thrombosis. APC resistance was originally discovered in thrombophilic families and later shown to be associated with the common FV Arg506Gln (FVLeiden) mutation, which abolishes one of the APC-cleavage sites in FV. Although FVLeiden is the major cause of hereditary APC resistance, it is becoming increasingly clear that several other genetic and acquired conditions contribute to APC resistance and thereby increase the risk of venous thrombosis. This paper reviews the multifactorial etiology of APC resistance and discusses its clinical implications.


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Malians may be celebrating the liberation of Timbuktu, however some could be mourning the loss of artefacts destroyed by the Islamist rebels as they fled the city.
Two hundred Malian soldiers alongside 1,000 French troops entered the city, named as an endangered world heritage site by UNESCO.
The fleeing militants destroyed the tomb of Saint Sidi Mahmoudou and set fire to mosques and the Ahmed Baba Institute, a library containing many historical documents.
A librarian at the Ahmed Baba Institute described being told about the destruction: " 'We destroyed everything. We destroyed the mosque. We destroyed things that are more than 300, 400 years old,' they said, because their religion doesn't accept that (the artefacts)."
Timbuktu is home to some 20,000 manuscripts, some dating back as far as the 12th century. Militants destroyed some which had not been hidden away.
UNESCO spokesman Roni Amelan said the Paris-based UN cultural agency was "horrified" by the news of the fire, but was awaiting a full assessment of the damage.
The Ahmed Baba Institute, one of several libraries and collections in Timbuktu containing fragile documents dating back to the 13th century, is named after a Timbuktu-born contemporary of William Shakespeare.
The French and Malians have encountered no resistance so far in Timbuktu. But they will now have to comb through a labyrinth of ancient mosques, monuments, mud-brick homes and narrow alleyways to flush out any hiding fighters.
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British troops could form part of an EU military training mission in Mali or assist in training soldiers in the west African regional bloc ECOWAS.
British Prime Minister David Cameron has sent a security advisor to meet with French President François Hollande to discuss a deployment.
Up to 240 British troops could be deployed as part of two missions to train African troops, 40 in Mali as part of a European Union mission, and a further 200 in anglophone West African countries, Cameron's spokesman said.
At least 70 more British personnel could be involved in logistical and support missions. "It is an African operation in support of the Malian government and we think that the right way to do this is for regionally-led forces to take the lead," the spokesman said, adding Britons would take no combat role.
The increased logistical support for France includes a ferry to transport troops and equipment to Africa, and allowing France and its allies to use Britain for air-to-air refuelling.
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Get your game face on – RA Sushi is hosting its third annual sushi-eating contest Saturday, April 9. Organized like a bracket system, the annual contest is open to amateurs & professionals and takes place in rounds & heats. For the first three rounds, competitors will race to eat two uncut tootsy maki rolls (crab mix, shrimp, cucumber & tempura bits). The final six will compete in the sushi showdown – eat as many tootsy maki as they can in three minutes. The grand prize wined wins 12 $50 RA Sushi gift certificates, second place a $100 gift certificate, third place a $50 gift certificate and fourth place a $25 gift certificate. All participants will receive a RA Sushi sweatband or t-shirt. Apply today in person or via Facebook – deadline is April 8 and the contest is limited to 40 participants. Observers can enjoy food & drink specials throughout the competition.
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On Christmas Day, the much-anticipated Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom was released to the general public. The film, like the book of the same name, is the story of Nelson Mandela's journey from the jailhouse to the state house. It was a huge hit at the Chicago International Film Festival in October where this viewer attended a crowded screening. Retired serviceman Albert Mitchell said, "I cried with pride seeing this wonderful film."
As I walked out of the theater, I shared with Chicago International Film Festival board member Randy Crumpton why I thought this might be the best of the 183 films in the whole festival. It's directed by Justin Chadwick, who previously directed The Other Boleyn Girl. It stars Idris Elba, who was absolutely stunning in his subtlety and complexity (at least to me, having interviewed Mandela at the Washington Press Club in the early '90s).
Similarly, Naomie Harris, another black Brit actor, was superb as Winnie Mandela. I overheard a few female attendees argue that Harris, a Pembroke College (Cambridge) graduate, was actually better.
Clearly, both were convincing at making attendees repeatedly chant the biopic's Xhosa/Zulu theme of "Amandla" (power).
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While it might have been perceived as the best movie of the festival, it undoubtedly had the highest budget ($35M) of all the films. Not exactly a fair comparison. A more accurate assessment can be found on rottentomatoes.com where it has garnered a mediocre 55% rating. A true Op'er and those who truly value their entertainment $ would endorse the true indie projects in the festival, including Nebraska (92% approval).
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Might I suggest seeing this film at the AMC Showplace Cicero 14 conveniently located on Mandela Road in Cicero.
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This film was so powerful I had to see it three times. A documentary could not had done a better job than the Mandela film.
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- 2 Jan 2014:Toshiba and SK Hynix will begin joint production of next-generation memory chips as early as fiscal 2016, bringing them to market ahead of US firm Micron Technology, The Nikkei learned Wednesday.
- 24 Oct 2013:Japanese consumer electronics giant Panasonic will slash its 14,000-strong chipmaking workforce by half and possibly sell some of its plants, the Nikkei business daily reported Wednesday.
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- 29 Nov 2012:Sony is in talks with suitors including Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision over the sale of its battery business, a Nikkei report said Thursday, as the Japanese firm tries to repair its dented balance sheet.
- 31 Oct 2012:Toshiba is expected to report a 10% drop in consolidated operating profit for the April-September period as a strong yen hurt sales, the Nikkei reported.
- 22 Aug 2012:Yukio Sakamoto has decided to step down as president of Elpida Memory to take responsibility for the company's fall once its takeover by Micron Technology is complete, The Nikkei reported Wednesday morning.
- 8 Aug 2012:The Nikkei Shimbun, Japan's economic newspaper, reported that Nikon is going to work with Intel to develop the next generation semiconductor manufacturing equipment capable of handling 450mm wafers.
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- 29 Jun 2012:Micron Technology will purchase failed DRAM manufacturer Elpida Memory Inc., The Nikkei reported early Friday. The acquisition price is estimated at 200 billion yen.
- 3 May 2012:China's Hony Capital plans to sell or outsource the operations at Elpida Memory's Hiroshima DRAM plant to Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC) if its bid for the bankrupt Japanese chipmaker is successful, the Nikkei business daily said on Tuesday.
- 30 Mar 2012:Toshiba will bid against Micron Technology to become the sponsor of Japan's failed chipmaker Elpida Memory, the Nikkei newspaper said.
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- 22 Dec 2011:Elpida and Nanya would discuss proposals including the creation of a holding company under which the two DRAM makers would operate, the paper said.
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- 21 Sep 2010:Japan's Sanyo Electric will close two of its domestic semiconductor plants by 2012, and move production to another plant along with about 1,000 workers, according to the Nikkei business daily.
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This US men's Olympic basketball team might not slow down until it's standing at the center of the medals platform again.
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The US will play Spain on Monday morning (NZ time), a rematch of their victory four years ago for the title in Beijing.
The Americans have said they believe this team is better than that squad, and they are certainly more potent.
In the third straight Olympic semifinal between the US and Argentina, the Americans kept pulling ahead only to see the Argentines climb back in - until James and Durant finally put them away for good.
Manu Ginobili scored 18 points for Argentina, which needs to beat Russia on Sunday in the bronze-medal game to medal for the third straight Olympics.
Argentina hung around until early in the second half, just as it did Monday in the final game of pool play.
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Ahead by only four after Ginobili opened the third quarter with a 3-pointer, the Americans pulled away with James' strength and Durant's shot.
Durant made two 3-pointers in an 8-0 spurt that pushed the lead to 13, and when Argentina got back within eight, the NBA's MVP and runner-up teamed up to blow it open.
James had a basket and drove for a powerful dunk while being fouled. Durant followed with consecutive 3-pointers, and James tipped in a miss and suddenly the lead was 19, 72-53, with 1:30 left in the period.
It became a runaway in the fourth when Anthony hit three 3-pointers in 42 seconds, the American bench spilling onto the floor as he strutted back to midcourt after the last one made it 93-64.
The US beat Spain 118-107 in the Beijing final, pulling away after leading by just four with about 2 1/2 minutes left.
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The article, written by TV reviewer Peter Munro, tantrumed that watching Aussie TV during the non-ratings period was "like waking up in Whakatane, Waipu, Waikikamukau or any other patently made-up place in New Zealand".
Apparently the holiday period across the ditch has produced a rash of bad (in his words) Kiwi television shows including Wild Vets, The Cult, The Almighty Johnsons, Sensing Murder and having to listen to "fusheries officers" do their thung in Coastwatch.
According to Munro, the "whole cultural exchange thing" has gone too far because under a trade agreement, Kiwi programmes count as Aussie content (commercial networks have to provide 55 per cent local content between 6am and midnight).
Apparently Channel Seven is heavily freighted with Kiwi documentary series such as Coastwatch, Border Patrol and Wild Vets, while in 2011 Channel Ten screened more than 25 per cent of first released "Australian" drama that came from New Zealand.
Munro accused the networks of storing up Kiwi shows specifically to flog off during the non-rating lull, "when they don't seem to care that some locals are watching TV, so we might be on the beach in Bondi but in TV land we're wearing jandals and packing Steinlagers in our chilly bins".
Outrageous Fortune passed muster with Munro, but the holiday period had "more bad Kiwi programmes on the box than you can poke a sheep at". To back up his disdain for Kiwi fare he quotes Australian Communications and Media Authority chairman Chris Chapman who is said to have been a bit sniffy, back in June, about the reliance on Kiwi material to boost the Australian networks' quota, saying perhaps it came at the cost of quality Australian stories.
Well, it cuts both ways. Not only do we have to reciprocate with having to put up with bad Australian TV, we have to digest it at primetime – RPA, Border Security, Recruit Paramedics, The Block Australia, Top Gear Australia, The Suspects, Deal or No Deal, Millionaire Hot Seat – to mention but a few of the less than choice morsels appearing with monotonous regularity on our menu.
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The Almighty Johnsons and The Cult might have been too far-fetched and overly ambitious but at least the networks that funded those shows backed originality and took a risk, a big risk.
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It was also an important game for some players given one forward and one back would be cut from the squad following tomorrow's game.
Twenty-one halfback Scott Eade has been handed the captaincy role for the game.
Barring JP Koen, the Stags team to play Mid Canterbury will not include any of Southland's Super Rugby players. They will join the group next week.
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Protect yourself with the Atom Skates Elite Elbow Pads. These pads are covered in Kevlar to protect you from the skating surface. These pads have a plastic cap that is covered in Kevlar and are made with a perforated neoprene to give you mobility and... Read More
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An ergonomically designed splint and full wrap straps provide palm protection and wrist support without compromising your range of motion. They're crafted with durable fabrics, EVA cup foam, and polycarbonate caps. The lightweight ergonomic construct... Read More
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