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On the whole human beings want to be good, but not too good, and not quite all the time." George Orwell
Hii! I moved back to DC from California (first in SF and then in LA) about two years ago. I love CA (really love it), but I've been so happy being back here too. I lived in DC for about 12 years before I moved to CA, so this is sort of home for me. Well, I think it's much easier to get a sense of who I am in person, but here goes... Probably my biggest thing is that every day I realize how lucky I am. (And I'm not just saying that!) I also really do try to be good to people and I really value my friends. I'm very serious about my work and it's a big part of my life, but I also love my friends and getting out on the weekends and exploring and being active. I try to take good care of myself and generally I find that most of my friends are very healthy and active. For what it's worth, people often say that I'm "sunshiny." (Is that how it's spelled? It's tough to write these things without sounding corny.) And people often come up to me to say hi, and I'm pretty sure it's because I smile at everyone. (Again, corny, I know...) I'm also pretty easy going and open minded. I love the beach, hiking, bike riding or going to a gallery or to watch a game. And I like all of it as long as I'm with good company. I'm not very funny, but I am clumsy so you'll probably laugh when you're with me. My work has ranged from representing governments in international negotiations (mostly in Geneva) to trekking through steel mills in Brazil, factories in Asia and pig farms in Canada, and I like that I get to do all of it. (I even have my own hard hat! ...ok maybe not pig farms, but overall it's been a neat experience). More recently I worked for two amazing companies (in SF and LA) that have a big impact on the world and got to learn so much. Now I'm back here in DC working with old friends and loving it. For me the most important things in another person... a little brainy and curious and nice to people. And someone who is healthy and active. Ethical. Sweet, but also has edge. Confident and comfortable in his skin but not arrogant. When we go to a party we can be proud of each other, and at the same time wander and talk to people and be friendly. When I'm in a relationship I like spending a lot of time together and doing just about anything, but I also think it's important to be independent so you can bring your own things to the table. And whatever you do for work is great as long as you like it. Send me a note if you'd like and we can chat more... (And if you decide you don't like me I'll be ok with that. :) Thanks!
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University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
Being active. Exploring. Meeting people. Taking pictures. Spending time with my amazing girlfriends. Live music. Maker's Mark bourbon. Red wine. Chimay. Tosh.0. The Onion. Reddit. Doing just about anything with my best friend and partner.
eat good food and drink wine with friends, walk anywhere and explore new places and people, smile at people :), travel, time at the beach, ride my bike, run, swim, Insanity workout (so great!), any exercise, read the NY Times and drink coffee.
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The United Family and Mrs Baird's Bread announced the May winners of the third annual Teachers On The Rise program on Tuesday.
The United Family of Stores pulled all Happy Apple Brand Caramelized Apples from shelves following a recent outbreak of Listeria stemming from prepackaged caramel apples linked to 7 deaths and assured no contaminated apples are in stock.
For the twenty-third consecutive year, Lubbock Meals on Wheels is enlisting the help of United Supermarkets for the "Feed a Friend – It's as Easy as Pie" fundraiser!
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United Supermarkets recently teamed up with the South Plains Food Bank to "Wreck Hunger" by hosting a 30-hour, tailgate-themed food drive at its 19thand Quaker Market Street location. Almost 30,000 meals were donated to the food bank in result of the drive. United donated an additional $25,000 to the food bank.
United Supermarkets, Market Street and Amigos stores in the Lubbock area are rewarding loyal guests by offering a fuel discount with their in-store purchases.
Lubbock ISD's annual school supplies donation drive runs from July 24-August 12
The music and arts publication put Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the cover of their upcoming issue. Tsarnaev is the second suspect of the Boston Marathon bombings.
In effort to promote healthy eating choices, United and Amigos will host the Junior League 'Kids in the Kitchen' event to inform children about healthy food in an entertaining way!
United Supermarkets reached another milestone on Sunday, June 3, when its Market Street location at 50th and Indiana here become a 24-hour store. It marked the first time in the company's 96-year history that it has operated a round-the-clock location.
United Express will accept fuel discount vouchers earned through grocery purchases. This includes all six United Express locations in Lubbock.

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Jay Z and Kanye West debuted their upcoming joint album Watch The Throne at a celebrity-packed party under the stars at New York's Hayden Planetarium on Monday (01Aug11).
The rap superstars hosted the special industry listening event at the unique venue inside the American Museum of Natural History, a week before the digital release of their collaborative project.
The pals laughed and joked with guests such as actress Jada Pinkett Smith, Def Jam Records co-founder Russell Simmons, rapper Busta Rhymes, singer Kelly Rowland and producer Q-Tip, while Jay Z's wife Beyonce and her sister Solange Knowles were also in attendance.
And hip-hop mogul Simmons has already given the album his seal of approval.
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The relaxed party took place just hours after Jay Z laughed off rumours of a rift with West, amid claims the longtime friends and colleagues had fallen out over set costs for their upcoming Watch The Throne tour, which has been postponed from its original start date in September to October (11).
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First of all… Belated Merry Christmas! HAPPY NEW YEAR and WELCOME 2015!!! Happy Valentine's Day! And greetings for all the holidays I missed during my almost seven months absence here in WordPress",)
Now that greetings are done and over with let me tell you the reason for my sudden disappearance (I hope I was slightly missed if not then sorry but I am back boo!). The thing is I discovered this great site called Wattpad. I believe most of you have heard or known the site longer than I have but for those who don't know Wattpad is a community where authors (discovered or not, published or otherwise) are able to post their works (stories, fan fiction, poems and etc.) and readers have unlimited access to their works. Users are able to comment, like or vote on chapters of their favorite stories and put them on a library for future viewing.
It's an awesome site especially for people who like to read and write. Of course if you're particular about grammar and stuff like that then you might be a bit put off and think you're better off buying a book. But if you're willing to submerge yourself to the experience and forget about the little details such as spellings and just focus on the plot then I think this site would be a little piece of heaven especially if you're like me who just loves a good story and don't care how it's written or by whom. It's quite addictive actually and a good confidence and morale booster for authors who aims to write professionally.
I've always been a bit skeptic when it comes to the stories I write. Aside from the articles I compose and share on this blog I haven't published squat. I probably submitted one manuscript and after that first rejection I have always been afraid to try again. I always thought that if one person cares enough to read something that I wrote from beginning to end then I'd be more than content. But that mentality vanished or more like shifted and transformed when I started writing and sharing my stories on Wattpad.
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Brooke Hogan: Hulk's Daughter Engaged To A CowboyBy: Amanda Crum - July 1, 2013
Brooke Hogan got a nice surprise during a trip to Vegas with her boyfriend over the weekend; a marriage proposal.
The 25-year old posted a photo on her Instagram page showing Dallas Cowboy Phil Costa bent to one knee as they stood in front of the Paris Hotel, with the Eiffel Tower replica glowing behind them. It's not clear who took the picture, but Brooke clearly wasn't expecting to get a ring on the trip.
"Happiest moment of my LIFE. I am marrying my best friend. I wouldn't choose anyone else. I am so lucky and so grateful," she wrote on Instagram. "I look scary but this is the face of total SHOCK."
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Amelia Cook one of Sasquatch's best shooters and defenders coaches say
January 31, 2013 | Vol. 116 -- No. 41
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Southern Oregon University's loss appears to be the Community Colleges of Spokane's gain.
Former Medical Lake multi-sport athlete Amelia Cook chose to be close to home, rather than attend school and play NAIA Division II basketball in faraway Ashland, Ore.
Cook, a sophomore at CCS is a regular starter for the Sasquatch who are 4-3 in Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges play following last Saturday's 67-53 hammering at the hands of Columbia Basin College. CCS is 11-8 overall with a home game Saturday at 2 p.m. at SCC against Wenatchee Valley.
"It's going good, we have a stronger team than last year," Cook said. "We already won as many games as we did last year."
A 5-foot, 7-inch guard, Cook graduated from Medical Lake in 2011 after four years of playing basketball, softball and running cross country and track for the Cardinals. As a senior she was an All-Great Northern League first-team selection and her team's MVP.
"I could have gone to Southern Oregon and played there for four years but this is closer to home," Cook said of her decision to play at the community college level.
It also afforded her the opportunity to play with longtime friend Kylie Tareski, who just a few weeks ago decided not to play basketball.
"It was fun to play with her, I was disappointed she quit," Cook said. The two played together for a long time dating back to grade school and AAU.
Cook was on the CCS radar and was recruited, veteran head coach Bruce Johnson said. "We recruited her, she was on our list," Johnson said. Cook starts, maybe not every game. "We try to put her on the other team's quickest guard; she can defend."
But she's got offensive tools as well.
"When she's shooting and she's set she's a pretty good shooter," Johnson said. "When she's set and gets her feet down she can knock it down."
Cook will rotate from her usual position as a No. 2 guard and play a little point guard," Johnson said. "She's not an actual point guard."
"When she's shooting and hits her first couple of shots she usually gets it going," Johnson said. When she misses the first couple, sometimes she struggles. "The last couple of games she's struggled."
Cook has a 37 percent field goal percentage, is 26 percent from the 3-point line and averages 8.5 points per game. She's had a high of 25 points versus Bellevue CC. So after a slow start as a freshman Cook's adapted well.
Cook's got a knack knocking down the open shots "I think she's starting to believe in herself more," Assistant coach Rick Walter said. "Early on she wasn't sure. "The first year was a little rough transition for me but it was a good learning experience," she said. "I'm doing a lot better this year." As a freshman she didn't get to play a lot. "I was more of a come-off-the-bench player," Cook said.
The biggest change from high school to college was the defensive pressure. "The defense is way faster, you have to work hard," Cook said.
Cook's adapted well, however, at least in the eyes Walter.
"Definitely this year she's our best on-ball defender," Walter said. "Last year she definitely wasn't," he said of the progress he's seen. Cook gets duty against the quickest NWACC guards. "She's doing a great job," Walter said.
Cook hopes to become a personal trainer and continue her education at Eastern, which has a program where her CCS program credits will easily transfer.
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"Assistant coach Rick (Walter) has been looking at some schools," Cook said. "There's a possibility, there's been some interest from some smaller schools," Johnson said. "I think she could play at the Whitworth level, I don't know if she couple play D-2 (NCAA Division II)."
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I had my wedding at Murray Hill on June 6. Every single aspect of Murray Hill was amazing.
Start with an unbelievably beautiful location with multiple areas to hold parts of the event. Want to exchange your vows on a cliff overlooking the Potomac River? No problem! Cocktails in the garden or by the pool? Why not? Dinner and dancing under twinkly lights in a beautifully restored barn. Go for it!
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Murray Hill is gorgeous and everything I ever wanted in a wedding venue, beautiful setting overlooking the Potomac, lush gardens, fun barn. And the owners are absolutely lovely. There are some drawbacks to this venue though; you have to bring absolutely everything in, and because the owners live there they are very protective of their property. This place is great if you are highly organized, flexible, and creative. I would not change anything about my wedding however it was time consuming having to find ALL of the vendors.
My guests were blown away with the property and could not stop taking pictures, I think it's impossible to have a bad picture at Murray Hill-- again, this place is gorgeous and unlike any of the other venues I looked at.
We feel so incredibly lucky to have found Murray Hill. The property is gorgeous and it is a home, not a wedding mill. Peggy and John were very helpful --- they allowed us to show up (to their home) repeatedly leading up to the wedding and start decorating days before the wedding. They even helped us find a last-minute vendor. The day-of, their property was immaculate for our guests. Peggy even carried my train as I left the house to walk down the aisle. I can't imagine a better venue.
Murray Hill is a lovely, lovely venue! I can't say enough about how beautiful it is. My husband and I married there this fall and the leaves were bursting with color. If you are looking for a beautiful venue that you can make your own, this is your place. John and Peggy, the owners of the property were absolutely lovely! We can't recommended this property and working with John and Peggy enough!
I highly recommend Murray Hill, particularly for a bride that wants a beautiful, unique outdoor wedding with a rustic theme. Peggy the owner was very easy to work with, responsive and offered a lot of great advice for recommended vendors. She offers an elegent bridal room to get ready in which provides a lot of nice "getting ready" pictures. Her husband was also very nice and drove us away in their vintage car after the reception which made for a great send off moment. The barn is great for the reception and is very spacious, which is great for mingling and dancing. One area for improvement would be the bathroom situation; there is no bathroom at the barn; however Peggy worked with us and other brides for the season to work out an arrangement with a trailer restroom service where we split the cost. I would just say it would be nice to include this price in the venue as I think a venue should offer bathrooms included, but that's just my take on it.
The place was beautiful and Peggy was a delight to work with. All our guests raved about the venue's charm! We couldn't have selected a better place to get married.
I recently had my wedding at Murray Hill, and let me say, after doing a LOT of shopping for venue a year prior, this one completely took the cake with how beautiful it is for a spring/summer wedding. Though it ended up raining on my big day and we had to move the ceremony inside (instead of near the beautiful view of the Potomac river...such a bummer!), we got some absolutely stunning pictures of the bridal party and my groom and I later when it cleared up a bit. There are beautiful gardens as well to have your cocktail hour in, and the barn is perfect for anyone looking for sort of a pintrest-y place to have your wedding. Peggy and John, the owners at Murray Hill, were wonderful throughout the planning process, and were always responsive to emails and questions. They were happy to offer advice on vendors and planning tips, and also were happy to offer anything around the house/farm I wanted to use for my wedding (like two big beautiful wine barrels to mark the ends of my aisle!). Essentially, the only reason they are not a perfect score is that for value, because most things aren't included (restrooms, tables, chairs, etc..) things end up adding up quick. They do throw in a bonus though of having John drive you away in a 1954 Cadillac limousine, however, which was pretty fantastic. Overall, a GREAT place to have your wedding, so definitely go visit!
Peggy was amazing and the site is beautiful! This wonderful long driveway up to a beautiful stone mansion! I got married and had my reception in the barn and the amount of work Peggy and her team put in was amazing. It rained for an entire week before wedding day and everything was very muddy but they put down stuff to soak up the water so cars could get in and maintained it. I am so thankful to you Peggy and your husband for all the hard work you guys did to make my big day special! Thank you!!!
Murray Hill was phenomenal. All my guests were so impressed with the venue! And Peggy and John Rust are wonderful to work with!
We loved Murray Hill. We were married on the bluff next to the beautiful stone house on the Potomac. We had cocktail hour in the gorgeous, understated gardens before heading to the barn for the reception. We have had so many people tell us that the venue was "amazing," "stunning," "a vision," and "perfect." Everyone loved the view of the Potomac, the gorgeous pool in the garden, and the open barn. We loved that we were able to incorporate three diverse locations into one great evening.
Peggy and John were incredibly accommodating. The wedding planning experience was pretty hectic, and it made such a difference that we were able to come out to the site a few times to plan, come out early to decorate, come back the next day to clean up, etc. All of the other venues we considered wouldn't allow us to start decorating until the morning of, and we would have had to tear down immediately afterward. My parents, husband, and I really appreciated the opportunity to fully enjoy the day!
It was a wonderful wedding at a stunning venue!
Murray Hill is gorgeous. We still hear from guests who can not get over how beautiful and unique the venue was. We got married over looking the Potomac and our cocktail hour was across the way in the garden. Our reception was in the barn and once it was all set up it looked fantastic. It's beyond words how beautiful and perfect Murray Hill was for our wedding. The pictures turned out amazing. And Peggy and John were easy to work with and without them we wouldn't have the wedding we wanted.
This is a gorgeous venue! We could not have picked a better place to hold our wedding. The whole experience was really wonderful. The owners and staff are absolutely professional but are also incredibly warm and family-like. The grounds are well kept and beautiful, as is the house. There are a ton of ways to use the property, but I highly recommend how we did it: ceremony overlooking the river by the house, cocktail hour next to the pool and then reception in the barn. I absolutely recommend this venue!
Murray Hill is a beautiful site for a wedding or any event overlooking the Potomac River. Working with Peggy and John at Murray Hill was wonderful. They were very responsive to questions and willing to work with us. The site has many options for the wedding and reception. We had the ceremony overlooking the river next to the house and the reception in the barn. The site is so beautiful that we did not need decorations for the ceremony site only chairs for guests to sit. Similar the barn setting was very natural and required few decorations. I would highly recommend Murray Hill and Peggy for a perfect wedding location.
Murray Hill provided the perfect backdrop for the wedding we envisioned: a big Italian dinner party in the Virginia countryside. Not only are the views over the Potomac just gorgeous, but so is the house, the barn, the gardens, the pool, the flowers....The Rusts have done an immaculate job at making their estate one of the most beautiful wedding venues around. Not only was Murray Hill the perfect venue to have our wedding, but the Rusts were really great to work with and made sure that we had no unanswered questions or concerns during the planning process. We chose to have our wedding ceremony on the lawn outside the house, a cocktail hour in the gardens near the pool and then parade to the barn for dinner and dancing. Our guests just loved the progression place to place and enjoyed seeing all of Murray Hill's wonderful property. Really, Murray Hill is the perfect place to have an elegant outdoor wedding with lots of charm. Thank you Rust family for providing such a lovely place for us to host our wedding!
This is a private estate which is open for weddings on the weekend. It was honestly a pleasure to work with the owners. They were excited about the wedding and wanted to make sure their house and property worked for the event. The were flexible and very accommodating. They even moved horses into a nearby field because I wanted there to be some pictures of them. They were there whenever we went buy to view the estate prior to the wedding and they were very helpful. They also provided recommendations based off of past experiences with all their numerous weddings. All of my vendors also loved working with them because they are so flexible and helpful. I am really glad that we found this gem. Their website does not give them justice. I would see the place in person.
Murray Hill is a breathtaking property situated on a bluff on the Potomac River. We had our ceremony and cocktail hour on the bluff outside and the reception in the recently restored barn, absolutely beautiful. A few cons, my bridal suite had to be cleared out immediately after the ceremony which was stressful to me and my bridal party, I was told sparklers were a no no except for the bridal party at the reception while we were doing the final walk through after I had spent $ (for 80 people) on sparklers/personalized matches and planning the sparkler send off, they were also mysteriously not put out for the reception so now I have 80 matchbooks that Im not sure what to do with. I also had to rent a Don John in additon to 1 bathroom in the barn which was totally fine (I had gone over with the venue manager that women would use the indoor bathroom and men would use the Don John) but the venue manager was ushering women standing in line for the indoor bathroom to the use the Don John outside. And finally one of my guests fell and scraped her knee leaving the barn because the lights had been turned off outside for some reason. Overall there were no major snafus and I am satisfied with the experience.


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SALT LAKE CITY — With no significant storms expected until next week at the earliest, there is no immediate relief in sight from the inversion that has blanketed the Wasatch Front and beyond with mucky air and extremely cold temperatures.
That's leading a lot of people to contemplate plans of escape for the weekend.
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"Another day, another inversion over Salt Lake City," the tweet read, complete with a photo of the soupy valley mess. "A toasty 33 atop Hidden Peak @Snowbird."
Cantore previously had tweeted he was in Utah to "learn how to survive and save someone caught in an avalanche."
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Glow Stick Regatta!June 22, 2015
SCC hosted another successful Glow Stick regatta. All the boats and sailors looked glowing! We even had "glow" trophies this year. We had about 10 boats and 21 sailors! Thanks Trish for making the trophies! And thanks to Jim Young and crew for running the regatta. It was fantastic as usual!Posted In: Sailing
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Three Regattas and a Pot Luck this Weekend!March 18, 2015
Leonardtown and Great Mills has lots of sailors competing this weekend! We are hosting a varsity regatta this Sunday at SCC, and some of you will be attending the JV and Varsity regattas on Saturday and Sunday at DC Sail. Good luck high school sailors! You always make us proud! Those of you that are not going […]Posted In: High School, Regattas and Races, Sailing
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Tryouts and practice for all sailors has been postponed until Wednesday, March 11th due to recent inclement weather. Everyone should plan to practice Wednesday, Thursday and Friday this week right after school. Practice schedule for next week will be announced by Friday afternoon.
Saturday, March 7th Workday is a Go!March 4, 2015
High School Sailors – Those of you that came out last weekend, Great Job! You got more done than expected and in record time! The second workday is planned for this Saturday, March 7th, 10am. The goal is to get at least six boats out and masts up. Text your fellow teammates about the workday! […]Posted In: High School, Sailing, Sailing Center
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Genre: Card / Tile game - Mahjong
Group DescriptionComputer game adaptations of the Chinese game mahjong (historically written 麻雀, maque, also meaning "sparrow"; modern Mandarin Chinese uses 麻将, majiang, instead) - a multi-player competitive game of building complete suits of patterns.
Outside of Asia, the name mahjong is also often used for an unrelated solitaire tile-matching game created by Brodie Lockard. Implementations of that game are collected in the Shanghai / Solitare mahjongg game group.
See also: Card / Tile game - Shisen-Sho / Four Rivers, which is a different game often played with mahjong tiles.
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Selected Covers
Front cover for FunTown Mahjong
Front cover for Mahjong Taikai III: Millennium League
Front cover for Shanghai: Dynasty
Front cover for Du Ba
Front cover for Shanghai: Mah-Jongg Essentials
Selected Screenshots
Screenshot from Bishōjo Janshi Idol Pai
Screenshot from Shanghai: Dynasty
Screenshot from Dokonjō Gaeru: The Mahjong
Screenshot from Mahjong Taikai II Special
Screenshot from Simple 1500 Series Vol. 1: The Mahjong


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To anyone born in the 1960s or earlier, he was what he gave: a middle finger straight in the face of America.
Matangi, a reclamation of the brown girl narrative, is a middle finger to you.
The extension of that middle finger began Tuesday afternoon at a weekly lunch for Republican senators.


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Lineman Barn was established in 2003 to bring pride and recognition to Linemen. For more information on Lineman Barn and all of the products they offer for Linemen and their families, go to www.LinemanBarn.com.


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- Displaying overviews tagged Display components [back to index]
A glimpse into the e-book reader market - May 2010
Last update: Thursday 3 June 2010
In 2008, worldwide e-book reader shipments totaled only 700,000 units, according to Digitimes Research. But demand exploded in 2009 as consumer interests grew and prices dropped.
Full report [news subscription required]Table of contents
Chart 1: Worldwide e-book reader shipments, 2008-2013 (k units)
Chart 2: Worldwide e-book reader market value, 2008-2013 (US$m)
Chart 5: Vendor share of e-book reader market, 2010 (forecast)
Chart 7: E-book reader market share by display technology, 2009
Chart 8: E-book reader market share by display technology, 2010
Taiwan's display system makers - Jun 2007
Last update: Monday 25 June 2007
In addition to pure display makers such as Amtran, Chi Mei, HANNspree, Taiwan-based home appliance makers such as Tatung, Proton, Kolin, several major IT makers such as Acer, Quanta...
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Table 2: Taiwan home appliance manufacturers LCD TV performance, 2006
Table 11: Compal display product shipments breakdown, 2005-2007
Chart 2: Compal display shipments monthly breakdown, 2006 (k units)
Table 13: Coretronic monthly projector capacity, 2005-2006 (k units)
Table 15: Lite-On digital display capacity and shipments, 2006
Table 16: Proview display shipment breakdown by application, FY 2006 (m units)
Table 17: Proview display shipment breakdown by application, 1H FY2007 (m units)
Table 21: TPV production lines and capacity change, 2005-2006 (k units)*
Chart 5: TPV LCD TV shipmnets breakdwon by screen size, 2006
Front projector overview - Jun 2006
Last update: Thursday 27 July 2006
Global front projector shipments rose 17% to more than 4.1 million units in 2005 and the industry finished the year on a strong note – shipments in the fourth quarter reached...
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Table 1: Global projector shipments breakdown by region, 2004-2005 (million units)
Table 3: Global shipment forecast, instant theater projectors, 2005-2010
Table 4: Revised projector shipment forecast, 2005 (thousand units)
Taiwan OLED displays industry overview - Jul 2005
Last update: Friday 29 July 2005
While the flat-panel display industry readily acknowledges that organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays offer plenty of theoretical advantages over TFT LCD, including a high...
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Chart 3: Handset main display market breakdown by panel technology, 2003-2007
Chart 4: Taiwan OLED makers' shipment value, January 2004-January 2005
Chart 5: Taiwan OLED shipment breakdown by applications, 1Q 2004-1Q 2005
DisplaySearch Quarterly Report, June 2005 – revenues and growth
DisplaySearch Quarterly Report, June 2005 – units by application
Rising competition from China supply chain: Q&A with Compal president Ray Chen
Compal Electronics was one of the pioneers that relocated its major production base to China from Taiwan...
Gaining an advantage in emerging markets: Q&A with India-based handset player Micromax
Sales of handsets in the India market reached 61.07 million units in the first quarter of 2014, with...
Quantum dot panel, lighting technology: Q&A with QD Vision
With increasing competition from AMOLED, TFT LCD display manufacturers are beginning to look to quantum...
The challenges: Digitimes Research director Joanne Chien on the changing Taiwan role in the global supply chain
Historically, Computex has played a key role in the global IT ecosystem, complementing other tradeshows...
- LCD TV overview - Jun 2011
Growth of the global LCD TV market was not as strong as expected in 2010 as the market continued to feel the aftershocks of the economic recession that had hit...
- A glimpse into the e-book reader market - May 2010
In 2008, worldwide e-book reader shipments totaled only 700,000 units, according to Digitimes Research. But demand exploded in 2009 as consumer interests grew...
- Overview of LCD TV market - May 2010
When the economic recession hit at the end of 2008, the LCD TV market seemed to be heading toward a doomsday scenario in 2009; however, demand turned out to be...
- Large-size LCD panel overview - Jun 2007
Global large-size LCD panel market revenues are expected to increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.5% to US$96.2 billion by 2011, up from US$53.5...
- New iPhone enters production, say Taiwan makers
- Digitimes Research: Shipments of white-box phablets suffer first on-year decline in 2Q15
- China-based Xi'an LONGi lowers prices for M2 solar-grade monocrystalline wafers for Taiwan solar cell makers
- Taiwan IC design houses to see profits shrink in 2015
- Intel to push IoT business partnerships with China supply chain
- Phison 1H15 EPS to exceed NT$9, says report
- 43-inch TV panels becoming new dominant size
- Acer cooperates with Hope Bay Technologies to launch OfficeBox
- Giga Solar acquires PV power-generating station in Japan
- Taiwan panel makers further down-talk merger possibilities
- LED lighting forecast to reach 32% of total lamp revenues in office lighting during 2015
- Korea panel makers see reserves hit 3-year high, says report
- LCD monitor shipments drop in 2Q15, says WitsView
- India to be second-largest smartphone market by 2017, says Strategy Analytics
- Xilinx tapes out MPSoC on TSMC 16nm FF+ process
- Globalfoundries completes acquisition of IBM microelectronics business
- Taiwan IC design houses looking for more orders from China handset vendors
- Digitimes Research: China makers expanding production for wearable displays
- Solartech, Danen June revenues up sequentially
- CSOT expects new 6G facilities to enter mass production in 1Q17
- GET to outsource production of solar-grade silicon wafers to Eversol
- Radiant revenues drop on year in June
- HTC posts net losses of over NT$8 billion in 2Q15
- TPK sees June revenues drop
- Realtek revenues decline in June
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- Ultra HD 4K television: Should you buy one, what is there to watch and is it worth it? - International Bussiness Times
- Leak hints the next iPhone might record 4K video (July 1) - engadget
- LG, Google agree to promote OLED TV (Jun 29) - Korean Times (USE The Korea Times)
- Samsung, LG focus on marketing premium TVs (Jun 29) - BusinessKorea
- 4K Ultra HD digest: 4K sport and gaming grows (June 23) - Forbes
- Apple might be getting ready to bring out a 4K 21.5-inch iMac - Motley Fool
- Apple may have curved iPhones by 2018 (Jun 24) - BusinessKorea
- Sony's 4K Android TV price revealed... brace yourself (Jun 22) - Techradar
- Digitimes Research: Dell high-end LCD monitors may be 24-, 27-inch models
- Is Quantum Dot the next big thing for the TV market?
- Digitimes Research: Holitech to become 2nd-largest touch panel maker in China after acquisitions
- Digitimes Research: Taiwan on-cell touch panel shipments to see strong growth, yet offer little profit
- Digitimes Research: Samsung, LG outsource TV orders to ODMs to secure panel supply
Ultra HD is now the industry name for "4K" resolution
Quantum Dot TV technology breaking into the market
LCD TV makers are responding to the challenge of OLED, with quantum dot (QD) technology, curved screens and other innovations. In order to boost consumer...
4K TVs continue to grow strong in the market and are expected to more than double in 2015. Panel makers and TV vendors alike are eying opportunities...
Touch Taiwan 2014 to be held in Taipei from August 27-29.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.