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This morning they stand 11 points clear and, though Arsenal can close the gap to three if they win their games in hand, a third successive title appears well within United's grasp. This position is due, though, not so much to United's excellence as to the failings of their rivals.
In the intervening months United have taken 22 points from 11 games, one more than in the 11 matches during the Champions' League. Yet their lead has been extended by six points. We are now in the unusual position of looking enviously at the exciting finish in prospect in Scotland.
Even more chilling for the rest of the Premiership is that they have achieved this despite often fielding weakened teams. While this has not been as deliberate as in the FA Cup, enough first-choice players have been "rested" to suggest United believe they are now so superior even their reserves are ahead of the rest.
Though United play the game the right way and are predominantly English in construction (eight of Saturday's starters, against three of Chelsea's) this is not good for the long-term health of the game. Both Dennis Wise and Alex Ferguson said United's competition was stronger than in recent years but, as their Champions' League results showed, so are United.
On the plus side the game in general is better, long-time observers may wince at the frequency of basic errors in the Premiership but the speed of the game must be taken into account when comparing skill levels. Even in the last decade the game is immeasurably faster, it does not always make for better football but most modern teams would overwhelm their forbears. United's concentration on youth has also set a benchmark. Clubs may be looking overseas for players more than ever but this is in the short-term. In the long run many are seeking to emulate United.
On Saturday Ferguson paid Chelsea the compliment of fielding his best available XI (as he does against all main rivals). He was still without Ryan Giggs, who was badly missed (and, of course, Roy Keane) but United were comfortable if uninspiring winners. While they are still searching for the panache of autumn there was a solidity about their play which augured well for Wednesday's European Cup quarter-final in Monaco.
United defended with a resolution typified by Ronnie Johnsen's refusal to be intimidated by Mark Hughes. The one caveat was Gary Pallister's departure with another back complaint but at least Henning Berg had an hour to settle and, by the end, was as commanding as his fellow Norwegian.
The midfield, with Nicky Butt, unusually, on the left, was tenacious in the tackle and supportive in attack. Paul Scholes was magnificent, what a wonderful and versatile player he has become. Chelsea, despite Wise's pugnacity - he stamped on red stockings as if they were poisonous spiders - were swamped in this area.
The three-forward system may have worked against Arsenal, when its width blocked their avenues of attack, but it has failed against Leicester City and Manchester United. It leaves the midfield undermanned and Gianfranco Zola, without a goal since November, looks lost on the left. Gianluca Vialli, having given his first XI a chance to repay his faith, may have to take a hard decision for Thursday's Cup-Winners' Cup tie against Real Betis.
One fears for Chelsea in Seville but United look worth a bet in Monte Carlo. Monaco's pace may be a problem but first the likes of Thierry Henry must be given the ball. United always look capable of scoring and would be happy with a 1-1 draw. Giggs, however, will be missed, and not just for his attacking brio. There were times when his team-mates looked to play the ball left only to realise their outlet was absent.
There was width in the goal, an eight-man nine-pass move which began with Peter Schmeichel rolling the ball out on the right, switched to Denis Irwin on the left, and ended, after a neat one-two between Teddy Sheringham and Andy Cole, with Phil Neville shooting in off the far post. It was an exceptional finish for a player who had never scored a senior goal before.
The fluency of this move was rare in a game Ferguson admitted was "scrappy". Both teams began with a hesitancy that betrayed their recent search for form but United always had a better balance, never looked like conceding, and might have scored through Cole, Sheringham and Butt.
With both Chelsea and Liverpool having taken three points from 15 their challengers are fading. Vialli refused to surrender but a United victory over Arsenal at Old Trafford in a fortnight, another morning kick-off, will effectively ensure Ferguson becomes the first manager to lift three successive championships. An impressive reward but his eyes are on back on Europe, starting this Wednesday.
Goal: P Neville (32) 0-1.
Chelsea (4-3-3): Kharin; Clarke, Duberry, Lebouef, Le Saux, Petrescu, Wise, Di Matteo; Vialli (Flo, 78), M Hughes, Zola. Substitutes not used: Lambourde, Nicholls, Newton, Hitchcock (gk).
Manchester United (4-4-2): Schmeichel; G Neville, Johnsen, Pallister (Berg, 27), Irwin; Beckham, P Neville, Scholes, Butt; Cole, Sheringham. Substitutes not used: McClair, Solskjaer, Thornley, van der Gouw (gk).
Referee: S Dunn (Bristol).
Bookings: Chelsea: Wise, Zola, Lebouef. United: Butt, Sheringham, Cole.
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For anybody not to find this at least a bit funny is taking the whole Lochte/ Phelps thing WAY too seriously. I am a huge Phelps fan and find this hilarious!!!! This guy needs to do another video pronto!!!!!
Very creative lyrics! Very funny! I hope lots of people get to see this, because it's very well-done. I would never have the balls to sing on a video like this for the world, even with Autotune correcting my pitch.
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They're both amazing swimmers. Phelps has always been the star of the show but Lochte has always been up there too. Lochte has outworked every other swimmer for this Olympics and he goes to show that hard work beats talent when talent doesn't put in hard work.
Good luck to both of them, but personally, I'm a Lochte fan!
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Marc John Orrell (born November 7, 1982) is an American guitarist and musician,[1] known for being a former member of the Boston Celtic Punk band the Dropkick Murphys.[2] He joined the band in 2000 while they were recording Sing Loud, Sing Proud and remained with the group until January 2008,[3] when he left to pursue a different musical style.[4]
Orrell has played with the bands The Eleventh Hour, Gimme Danger, Far From Finished, The Black Pacific, and most recently, Wild Roses.
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What font is needed to view the runes at [1]? Is there somewhere I can get it? The rune on wynn is still a ? for me instead of &x16b9; --Merovingian✍Talk 01:58, Aug 11, 2004 (UTC)
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The unicode character is not displayable using the default character sets that are widely available. Moreover, it is not a character in modern English orthography. At minimum, article titles should be visible to users without the need to load specialized software. Robert A West 18:34, 9 August 2005 (UTC)
- Good. Septentrionalis 18:35, 9 August 2005 (UTC)
Oh, and if someone feels the need to move it back again, please take it to WP:RM. See Wikipedia:Naming conventions (use English). The default rule on Wikipedia has been elucidated on the talk page for that policy by Jimbo Wales: "My perspective is that if I don't see it on my keyboard, and if I didn't sing it in the alphabet song, it's 'fancy' and therefore should be avoided." We should not do otherwise without consensus. Robert A West 19:34, 9 August 2005 (UTC)
Sorry, that comment in the text wasn't very clear. By "needs citations", I meant that we should be specifying which edition of the Rune Poem the text quoted in the article is taken from, what the line numbers are, and, if the modern English text is from a published translation, whose it is. Does anyone know? — Haeleth Talk 21:28, 30 November 2005 (UTC)
- sure -- and I note rune poem (where the translation was taken from) has no decent references either. It's just that html comments are not very visible, it is better to demand references on talk, or, in bad cases, use {{fact}}. The text of the OE rune poem is taken from the DOE Electronic edition (line 9.22) dab (ᛏ) 13:31, 1 December 2005 (UTC)
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- Re: your removal of Æ from the article - Æsc "Ash" does exist in the Old English Rune Poem, although I am not certain on its etymology into English since this ligature existed in Classical /Medieval Latin and other languages. I have restored the removal - please log in and discuss the changes on the talk page. - WeniWidiWiki 19:11, 13 January 2007 (UTC)
The letter Æ æ is simply a ligature of the two latin letters a and e. See the article Æ, which explains it in details. In particular, the letteræ is, in English, just a transliteration of the rune æsc.
So, I understand (now) your confusion: the letter itself (æ) is of latin origin, but its (English) name (æsc/ash) is of runic origin --18.104.22.168 21:21, 13 January 2007 (UTC)
The roman glyph æ is indeed a ligature, but remember that in English, æ was a singular letter, as there was a singular "ash" rune, distinct from the A rune. English is not latin. Speak ENGLISH or get out!—Ƿōdenhelm (talk) 14:03, 11 November 2008 (UTC)
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Season premiere review: 'The Office' - 'New Guys': YOLO
"The Office" has begun its final season, and I have a review of the premiere coming up just as soon as I take a course at the Weintraub Memory Academy...
When Greg Daniels announced that this would be the last season, I wrote that if anyone had a chance to right the ship before the end, it was him. And though I skipped some episodes towards the end of last season, I feel enough nostalgia for the show as a whole that I expect to watch til the end (even if I'll only be writing about it on occasion).
On the comedic side of things, "New Guys" (which Daniels wrote and directed) unfortunately didn't give me a lot of hope for a last-minute resurgence. An Andy with more confidence is still Michael Scott 2.0 — even the Outward Bound running gag was reminiscent of how Michael was a boy who never really grew up — and all the slapstick involving Dwight and the tightrope, and then Dwight and his bicycle stunt, fell flat to me. Dwight falling down in and of itself isn't funny, even if he keeps doing it until he injures himself. Also, Kevin continues to act mentally disabled(*), and Oscar having an affair with Angela's husband is no funnier than when Angela was cuckolding Andy with Dwight.
(*) Although credit where it's due: Brian Baumgartner's delivery of "But you can't eat cats. You can't eat cats, Kevin," was enough to make me laugh despite myself.
But as the documentary filmmakers note — in what I believe is the first time we've ever heard one of them speak — at a certain point, this became Jim and Pam's story as much as it was about the paper company, if not more. And even though the show lost the thread on Jim and Pam around the time Cece was born, their scenes in the premiere, and the way the arrival of the new guys forces Jim to realize he's trapped in the job he despised back when he was that young, was interesting. This is a character arc I've been waiting for the show to remember to do for years now, and the scenes here were promising (if not incredibly funny).
What did everybody else think? Did you like the way that Kelly and Ryan were written out because of "The Mindy Project"? Did anyone come back specifically because it's the final season? Did you like Clark Duke and Jake Lacy as Dwight Jr. and New Jim?
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Justin (guest)Really Dissapointed :( I miss the old days of the OfficeSeptember 20, 2012 at 9:49PM ESTReply to Comment
stb128 (guest)Creed's summary of the episode at the end was one of the funniest moments in a long time. "Not a bad day at a dog food company..."September 20, 2012 at 9:50PM ESTReply to Comment
Zed (guest)Some stray TKs at the end there, Alan...September 20, 2012 at 9:53PM ESTReply to Comment
Oats (guest)I was disappointed by the premier. I didn't like the slapstick/somewhat gross comedy (dwight vomiting on angela, kevin crushing the turtle, dwight falling over and over again until he rose with a bloodied mouth.) I actually felt really sad for Dwight. Watching him fall was painful, because it didn't seem like the same, justified-because-you're-so-ridiculous type of thing...I just felt like he lost a lot he was hoping for, and didn't get anything back, and it was amplified by the fact that he couldn't walk that rope...I had hopes for the season--I really wanted Dwight to be the father of Angela's baby (I still am holding out....). I do enjoy the rising story arc about Jim feeling trapped, that's building a good amount of suspense. All in all, I was not thrilled, and I was sad that I did not laugh very much at all, but I'm holding out that the next episodes with be good.
Oh, and I thought the exits of Kelly and Ryan were good. I'm not too in love with the new guys, but, we'll see. Oscar and the senator--I saw that coming, and it's good.
Done rambling. I do love The Office, hope it gets better!September 20, 2012 at 9:57PM ESTReply to Comment
sajid anwarI love the office too. Stuck with it from season 1. Will not stop watching. But it's become clear they've lost track of what to do with these characters. It's clear that Dwight, Angela, Oscar, Kevin, Meredith and other characters won't be redeemed. If we can get out of this with Jim and Pam leaving with a promising career, I'll consider it a minor victory.September 20, 2012 at 10:12PM EST
C (guest)we thought last season was really funny, really cleverly written. We stopped watching this one, the new season premiere, two-thirds through; it was just so flat and silly and dumb. Wow, what a disappointment.September 20, 2012 at 10:10PM ESTReply to Comment
will (guest)im excited and optimistic. jim pam dwight and andy are the show now. andy is much more interesting, dwight has new enemies to be paranoid of, and we can see what will bring small town jim and pam conflict over the rest of the series.September 20, 2012 at 10:12PM ESTReply to Comment
srpadReally surprised at the negativity here. This episode was really good. The jokes were funny and the characters (especially Jim) were more human than they have been in a long time. This had me hoping The Office is going to pull a Frasier and go out with a strong final season after a couple of duds.September 20, 2012 at 10:31PM ESTReply to Comment
Thomas RhysI thought it was maybe not too funny, but showed potential for this being a better season. There was some wackiness, but they seemed a bit more grounded in the actual office and people's dreams/fears. I missed/liked that.
Kevin has become too stupid though. I guess it's too late to fix that. Also the Oscar/State-Senator thing kind of annoys me, but it might be nice for her to be the one dealing with another man. I kind of hope she'll apologize to Andy due to it.September 21, 2012 at 12:50AM EST
Seth (guest)I didn't think it was that bad, honestly. Had some good laughs, and I'm excited to see these character arcs wrap up throughout the season. Is it as good as the first 3 seasons of the show? Of course not. And you shouldn't expect that.
Also Creed's line was fantastic.September 20, 2012 at 10:34PM ESTReply to Comment
megbuckley (guest)My real comment was lost because I was not registered. The gist is that I approach "The Office" now as a spinoff of sorts. I feel the true series finale was when Pam said goodbye to Michael at the airport. The past 2 seasons have been a disappointment. I will say that I liked the self aware nature of the Jim/Pam storyline in this premiere. I hope they focus on this. And Creed was brilliant per usual.September 20, 2012 at 10:47PM ESTReply to Comment
ben (guest)Im so tired of people complaining abt the office. It is what it is, its not going to win any Emmys but its worth 25 min of my time a week and a few laughs. Its not what it once was and never will be, so either accept that and enjoy it or stop watching and complaining if its beneath you now.September 20, 2012 at 10:52PM ESTReply to Comment
DB CooperOr maybe, if you've decided to just accept whatever this show gives you, uncritically, you could stop hanging around a TV critic's reviews of it.
That seems a little more likely than your suggestion.September 20, 2012 at 11:14PM EST
MarieNo, I think I will continue to watch AND complain. Since, you know, it's a free country and all.September 20, 2012 at 11:49PM EST
DB CooperOk. I guess I've no choice but to confine my freedom to the options you're allowing, then. I choose "stop watching it."September 21, 2012 at 12:03AM EST
Vaughn"It is what it is, its not going to win any Emmys" -----> "As of 2011, the series has received 26 Primetime Emmy Awards nominations, with four wins".September 21, 2012 at 2:42AM EST
Dr. GrossI'm happy to see shades of the old Andy. Loved the Jim and Pam stuff. I have some hope for this season (after giving up on the previous one).September 20, 2012 at 11:04PM ESTReply to Comment
Mike.G (guest)I had no idea this was the last season until I heard you mention it. I thought tonight's episode was OK - and definitely a cut or two above last year's disaster - but if this had been the pilot for a new show I don't think I'd be watching it for another week. I get that Andy's not happy with Nelly but mean spirited usually doesn't mean funny and it certainly doesn't mean funny here. The best part of the episode was the beginning. The summer recaps were funny, with the Kevin gag with the turtle probably one of the best gags they've done in a while. But overall the show just seems kind of dull now, like they don't know what to do or where to go with any of this. Yes, the Jim story could be interesting.
I have no problems with how they wrote off Kelly, but then I'm not the Mindy Kaling fan that most are. Her character had her funny moments but was a pretty one-note character that had probably outlived her usefulness a long time ago. Ryan also peaked years ago after his fall from grace. It was never realistic that Dunder Mifflin hired him back.September 20, 2012 at 11:36PM ESTReply to Comment
MCThe Andy and Nelly thing really bothered me. Andy bugged me. It's painful how much they are trying to force that character into the Michael personality. It just doesn't work. On the other hand, I think Nelly has promise. Her reacting to them throwing the recycling at the window actually got a chuckle from me.
The Kevin cats line, the dog food company line and the "fluke!" line were my favorites.
The Jim storyline, however, is awesome. It's nice to see where they are going with the end of the show. Welcome back, human Jim!September 21, 2012 at 1:02AM EST
Paul in PhxI totally agree. I actually thought Nelly's character was closer in personality to Michael than Andy's ever been. I didn't like their interaction.September 21, 2012 at 10:29AM EST
John (guest)On the balance, I found the episode passable, it was just the fact that the lows were oh so low that really brought it down for me. I didn't mind the Dwight stuff that much until the ending stunt that was way too far off the ridiculous deep end. And Kevin. All awful. I've accepted that he's now treated as the dumbest human being on the planet, but, um, since when does he care about Angela's cats in the least?
I liked the Jim stuff though...September 20, 2012 at 11:55PM ESTReply to Comment
Gregory GregsonThis episode just showed us that humor-wise, The Office is dead. But I'm still hopeful that the serious parts will be good, specially since this is the last season and that's where the show's strengths were in the last seasons.September 20, 2012 at 11:57PM ESTReply to Comment
Tom M (guest)I liked it. I mean, I thought it was so-so, but so-so on an upward trajectory from terrible, which is where I thought we ended last season, so I liked it.
What worked for me:
1)The seeds of potential non-infidelity-based marital conflict between Jim & Pam. I mean, I love Jim and Pam, but so much of their pre-marital relationship was fun in the face of adversities like fiances or girlfriends or long distance, and then the show just kinda gave them an "all problems cease once you're married" ending when there was still more story to tell. I like where I hope they're going with this...they'll come out of it fine, but just giving John & Jenna some substantial material again will be a plus.
2) I like the show seemingly just conceding to Andy being Michael-lite. Ed Helms will never be Steve Carell, Andy will never be Michael, but, to me, one of the formulas at the heart of the show should always be (insert boss) engagaing in eccentric conference room sessions or zany parking lot outings. Was it painfully obvious Andy was just apeing Michael? Yeah, but for what it means to the fabric of the show, I can live with it.
3) The new guys. Too soon for any significant determinations, but neither one stuck out like a sore thumb or seemed ill-suited to the apparent functions of their characters.
What didn't work for me:
1) Kevin as mentally disabled. This worked great as a one-off gag when Holly first showed up, but when it became part of the DNA of the character I feel like it ruined him. The horse is probably too far out of the barn to do anything about now, but it's just a shame.
2) Nellie as punching bag nemesis to Andy. Full disclosure, I think Catherine Tate is one of the most gifted comediennes out there, and it pains me to see her given such weak material by this writing staff. I'm generally never a fan of variety players playing every character in one specific mode,but with that being said, I NEED Tate to unleash Lauren Cooper on Amdy.
3) Oscar's relationship with the Senator behind Angela's back. I'm just gonna say it: it makes me uncomfortable. If I'm being honest, it's not strictly the infidelity that bugs me. I mean, I never root for anyone, real or fictional, to be unfaithful, but I accept that it happens, but there's just something...I don't know, slimy or dirty to me about engaging in a homosexual affair behind the back of a co-worker who thinks they're in a happy heterosexual marriage with one of the parties to the affair. Maybe that makes me a bad person or I just can't open my mind wide enough to accept it, but I just don't think the whole situation presents Oscar in any remotely positive or sympathetic light whatsoever. The only comedy I get out of it harkens back to "Gay Witch Hunt", when Michael asks, "Could Angela and Oscar be having a gay affair?"...and now, yeah, they kinda are.September 20, 2012 at 11:59PM ESTReply to Comment
Col Bat GuanoNormally, I'd agree with about the Oscar/Angela/Senator story, but Angela has been a horrible witch since the show started and has never suffered any repercussions for it. The idea that she could have cheated on Andy with Dwight and then just resumed her role as office scold without everyone tearing her to pieces was just another of the failures since S6.September 21, 2012 at 3:05AM EST
Haik Mendelovich (guest)I was going to write that although it was mostly weak, there were, as Alan mentioned, a few redeeming scenes and threads. So that overall, compared with most of what passes for network comedy these days, it wasn't too bad.
But then I watched P&R...September 21, 2012 at 12:26AM ESTReply to Comment
KensingtonI gave up on the show early last season but came back to see what it looked like now.
I don't think I'll be back. It was kind of a chore to sit through the episode, really.
I'm mildly curious to know why Andy is so hostile to Catherine Tate, but not enough to stick around and find out.
And I'm not so crazy about the idea that Jim will become a brilliant billionaire entrepreneur at the end. One of the things I liked about The Office was how normal it could be. And most people don't quit their jobs and become billionaire entrepreneurs.September 21, 2012 at 12:48AM ESTReply to Comment
Thomas RhysAs I understood it the friend isn't a billionaire. Jim thinks he'll become one, but Jim could be wrong. I'm hoping he's successful, but regular-people successful. Like Pam can get a decent house with the terrace she wanted, but there's no luxury cars or summer home in Majorca or anything like that.September 21, 2012 at 1:01AM EST
ghotiClark Duke is too good to be on this show.September 21, 2012 at 1:29AM ESTReply to Comment
StevieG21 (guest)The affair with Oscar and Angela's husband bothers me. Oscar has been portrayed as a good guy up until now and I don't think he would do that to her. Just not true to the character.
The show feels tired and it saddens me when I think back to the early seasons when it was one of the best shows on the air. I'll watch it until the end, but it should've been finished a few seasons ago.September 21, 2012 at 2:42AM ESTReply to Comment
rdaveThis episode wasn't really funny (except for the whole "sitting on Meredith's face" and Creed at the end), but I did love the scenes with Jim. Kind of reminded me of Jim of seasons past and am excited to see how things work out for him. Been watching this show for so many years, and am connected with the characters, even if I don't laugh, it's good to be around them for one last season.September 21, 2012 at 3:23AM ESTReply to Comment
KmarkoThis show was too great for too long for me not to see it through to the end. I'm hopeful it will end well--but this wasn't good. Not funny. But I agree that the set up of the Jim and Pam arc is promising, so that's not bad for the premeire.
Beyond that, two small points:
--Hate that Oscar is doing that, completely out of character. He felt bad for Angela that she was going to marry a gay man...hardly think he would start a relationship with him. Not funny, and sour.
--I don't care at all that Kevin morphed into his current incarnation. He's funny. My thought with most of the minor characters is that if they arrive in a place that's humerous, then it's fine to go there. And "it's not OK to eat cats, Kevin!" was indeed hilarious.September 21, 2012 at 8:17AM ESTReply to Comment
Brendan (guest)I couldn't help but laugh at some of the falls Dwight took. And when he was hanging from the handlebars.
But Andy is never going to be funny.September 21, 2012 at 9:35AM ESTReply to Comment
Brendan (guest)I couldn't help but laugh at some of the falls Dwight took. And when he was hanging from the handlebars.
But Andy is never going to be funny.September 21, 2012 at 9:43AM ESTReply to Comment
Paper salesman (guest)Aside from losing Steve Carrell, I think the show is suffering because something weird has happened with Dwight- ever since he didn't get the promotion he's been weird and angry and just a lot less funny. Part of it might be the loss of Michael- a lot of what made Dwight funny was his devotion to Michael, but now, angry Dwight in the middle of it messes up the whole thing.
A renewed focus on Jim and Pam is the only thing that can save this show.September 21, 2012 at 10:24AM ESTReply to Comment
Slow Down (guest)It's one episode, people. Don't be so quick to write it off.
Cannot wait to see where they take Jim and Pam until the finale- happy in Philly, or true to its roots and stuck being miserable in Scranton.September 21, 2012 at 10:51AM ESTReply to Comment
Printin' Mike (guest)I wholeheartedly agree with what a few others have said: it was really nice to have "human Jim" back. We haven't seen him for at least 3 seasons now. His reappearance is bittersweet though – as it makes the viewer realize all the potential that the show squandered during the past 3 (mostly horrible) seasons. So, yeah, certainly a positive development to see a human character return, but the rest of the show's characters and plotlines? Mostly irredeemable at this point.
As good as Greg Daniels may be, he can't go back in time and correct all of the huge mistakes of the past 3 seasons. And, from the evidence of this first episode, with the exception of setting up a believable evolution for Jim and Pam, he isn't going to try.September 21, 2012 at 11:52AM ESTReply to Comment
Haik Mendelovich"...he can't go back in time and correct all of the huge mistakes of the past 3 seasons."
Sure he can!
Dwight, at his desk, rubbing his head...
"Boy, did I have a bad dream last night. I have to tell Mose to turn down the alcohol content in the beet wine."
"Hey, where's Michael?"September 21, 2012 at 12:52PM EST
Mark (guest)So lets review here. You are not going to write about SOA, Treme and The final season of The Office? What shows are you reviewing that you find more worthy?September 21, 2012 at 1:13PM ESTReply to Comment
Swearin (guest)All I could see in this episode was the ways it was pointing to The End, and what comes after:
- The film crew finally speaking, and Pam's slightly-meta response to them about "Haven't you guys got enough yet?"
- Jim taking the job that's going to take them out of Scranton
- Andy finally becoming a (relatively) decisive leader.
- Erin fully in Andy's corner now.
- Kelly and Ryan bolting out the door.
- Oscar, along with the Senator, going one step closer to becoming one of those older, gay couples that fawn over their pets
-Dwight had 2 moments that made me think; the way he beamed about having a son (via Dwight Jr) when he already has a baby son, and then seeing how the young guys are coming for his job, a job he never really liked to begin with. I wonder if this points to Dwight perfecting his beet sports drink and deciding to move to the farm and raise his boy (aka the oft-mentioned potential " Office" spinoff).
Still, I'll be sad to see this show end, but hopefully it goes out on a creative high note.September 21, 2012 at 4:23PM ESTReply to Comment
LJAI've been ripping on The Office for the past three years, but there was something in the tone that felt back to form. A lot of the jokes didn't work for me (anything that required a stunt double in particular), but I felt a definite shift in the right direction. It's kind of intangible, but it gives me hope for the final season.September 21, 2012 at 7:52PM ESTReply to Comment
Jayne (guest)Like the new guys, delighted to see Ryan gone and more of Toby, but I hate hate hate Nelly. She's not funny and she brings every scene she's in to a screeching halt.September 22, 2012 at 8:23AM ESTReply to Comment


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I have, in the past, discussed the synergies that existed between Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) and InterDigital (NASDAQ:IDCC). As I completed penning my Texas Instruments (NYSE:TXN) series on Sramana Mitra's site, I noticed that even the Dallas-based semiconductor giant could benefit immensely from an alliance with InterDigital.
Texas Instruments [TI] is the market leader for 3G application processors with its OMAP product-line. But it does not currently have a standard 3G baseband solution. The company's OMAP roadmap merely has placeholders for future merchant ICs with 3G baseband. Its mammoth market share comes from custom chips it develops for Nokia (NYSE:NOK) and Motorola (MOT), among others. However, this position is challenged by the multiple sourcing trend that the handset vendors are now adopting. Left behind in the 3G baseband race, not only by Qualcomm but also by other companies such as Broadcom (BRCM), Infineon (IFX), and InterDigital, TI is finding itself losing mobile share. The aggressive strategy and the niche product positioning by the competition is also not helping its cause.
On the other side, InterDigital sells its SlimChip 3G solution with a fully equipped software stack both as an IC and as intellectual preperty [IP]. Furthermore, in a recently conducted independent study by Signals Research Group, InterDigital's SlimChip came out as one of the top performing baseband solutions along with iCera and Infineon. That InterDigital finished high among very competitive solutions establishes the company's credibility. This also complements its positioning as a top choice for the smartphones segment for bandwidth intensive data services.
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My thesis is that if TI can negotiate a deal with InterDigital to sell a bundle of the SlimChip IC with its own OMAP, or perhaps incorporate InterDigital's IP in an OMAP-Vox solution, then both companies can benefit. For TI, it would be a chance to retain and even grow 3G market share by marrying its manufacturing excellence to performance, an area in which it has always been behind Qualcomm. For InterDigital, any such alliance would not only imply SlimChip sales levels it can never get to otherwise, but also offers a chance to change industry and Wall Street perceptions.
TI's executives have mentioned that they are watching the market and are prepared in case they see a trend away from its custom IC products for 3G. They also perceive a good position if the industry does not sway from separate baseband and application processors in the chipset. If not, they suggest a quick ramp up in 3G baseband integration.
While not discounting TI's capabilities, I think that the time to market will disadvantage it considerably given the lengthy product cycles. The alternative is to go with someone like InterDigital. This will have both parties laughing their ways to the coffers.
Disclosure: The author is long Qualcomm, and InterDigital at the time of writing.


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