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FOXBORO — One of the more overplayed story lines of training camp was how Tom Brady was going to adjust to his new corps of rookie receivers and Danny Amendola – and vice versa.
Well, on Wednesday, Brady, in a light-hearted moment, admitted it's taken some getting used to but he thinks he finally has a good analogy to use when trying to communicate with them – his three-year-old son Benjamin Brady.
"I'm not the most patient guy to begin with, so that's something that I'm working on," Brady acknowledged. "But you understand that there's a learning curve, and there's things that are going to come up that, you know, look, some guys haven't experienced the things that I've experienced, so you try to talk about, 'OK, this is possibly going to happen, if it happens then I want you to make this adjustment.' Well it happens and then the adjustment's not made and I say 'Well I told you…"
"But sometimes that's what I do with my three-year-old too and he doesn't listen either. You try to just hang in there, and when you communicate you determine how good of a communicator you are by the feedback that you get, and if you're not getting the right feedback, then you communicate more and you're obviously not doing a great job of it so I've got to do a better job. And that's I think part of what I tried to do this offseason."
The Patriots go into this game with Amendola, Kenbrell Thompkins, Aaron Dobson, Josh Boyce and Zach Sudfeld, none of whom have taken a snap with Brady in a regular season game.
"They're all a little bit different in terms of their skill set and I think they're all fun to be around, they're all excitable players, guys that are really willing to work hard by doing the right thing, by listening to the coaching they're getting," Brady said. "But look, everyone feels really great about how far they've come, because they've really worked hard and they deserve the opportunity that they have. So hopefully they all play a big role in the upcoming regular season. But we'll see how that goes, and we're going to do what we need to do to win games and hopefully those players are a big part of the reason why we do it."
This is Brady's 12th NFL season opener and 14th overall, as he didn't start the openers in 2000 and 2001.
"I'd like to think I'm at the halfway house," Brady joked, before being asked if his baby corps have re-energized him.
"Well, yeah. And it's part of a different situation than we've been in, so there's a newness to that," he said. "There's a newness in the teaching and the learning and the work that we've done over the course of the years. There's a lot of things that I've done this year that I've never done in the past that's been new for me, in terms of the learning and the meetings and the extra time spent, so that's all good for me too."
Here is the rest of Tom Brady's presser from Wednesday:
Q: Is communication and teaching something you like?
TB: It's great. I mean the more you have, I said to Josh [McDaniels] yesterday, we had a meeting and I was meeting with the receivers and I said 'I can understand,' because when you're holding the clicker and you're going over play after play after play… I mean, you can go through 70-80 plays, and when you're holding the clicker, you're like, you just keep teaching, it's great, and then when you're listening, you're like 'God, when are we done?', you know? And then you get done, and when you're holding the clicker you don't feel like you've covered anything. In reality, you've covered a lot, so I think that's part of it. It's good to see it from the other side, from the coaching – not coaching, I'm not a coach, I'm a player, but there's teaching, there are things I see that we're trying to get on the same page. So a lot of it is me showing them a look and saying 'Well this is what I expect, so if we get that look, we're going to do it the way that I really can anticipate.' And the more of those things that we can cover through past experiences, and maybe it's not their past experience, but our Patriots past experience, if we can cover some of that in the film room, we don't have to cover it on the field and we can when one of those situations happens in Buffalo.
Q: Do you feel a challenge, or a challenge to yourself, of doing what you've done in the past with a whole bunch of new guys and fresh faces?
TB: It's a great time of year. It's a regular season Wednesday, so I think everyone's really been looking forward to this throughout the offseason training and training camp to get to this point. This is where we really need to be picky, and it's where we really need to have a heightened sense of awareness about all the things that we've talked about, things that we've covered, that we've got wrong, that we've made corrections for, because you play a team like Buffalo with the new coordinator and you're really not sure what they're going to do. In a way, you have to prepare for everything, and a lot of the focus from the last four days has been just that, trying to really put together a game plan, go out, and we've had three good days of practice and now we've got to follow it up with two more.
Q: You are familiar obviously with their defensive coordinator… What other tendencies have you noticed about Mike Pettine over the years?
TB: Yeah, it's a very good defense. It's a challenging scheme because they use their players very well. I think they have very multi-dimensional-type players. Similar to what we do on offense: we use everybody, they use everybody. Everybody has a role in their defense. Whatever they feel like is working, they stick with. But from game to game it's always been different, so we've got a lot of information on the team based on what they've done in the past, so you really aren't quite sure what they're going to do. You can just kind of prepare for what you think they're going to do, certainly what their strengths have been, and try to go from there.
Q: How different is their personnel from what he had with the Jets?
TB: Well, every team has some differences. I think they've got, Buffalo, one of the best defenses in football. They've got guys from Mario [Williams] to Kyle Williams and [Alex] Carrington and Marcell Dareus. They're super talented up front, can rush the quarterback. They get a lot of pressure on you with just the first four guys. They're young in the secondary, especially with [Stephon] Gilmore getting hurt, but still very talented, very good young players, good linebacking group. I think they're very athletic and their scheme is very challenging, so [it] puts a lot of pressure on us in all areas. We've got a young team too, so trying to make a bunch of corrections and go against what we think they're going to do in practice has been challenging but really good for us.
Q: In other years in training camp, you've had to get used to new receivers and new people and young people. Comparing this year with new people and young people, how comfortable are you this year compared to where you've been in the past with the same type of situation?
TB: At this point, we've had 40 or 50 practices throughout the spring and summer, so we've had quite a bit. We've had a lot of communication with the young players, with the veteran players, just a lot of new guys, and especially with Gronk [Rob Gronkowski] out, over the course of the summer there's been a lot of communication with the tight ends too. So it's the tight end, the receiver position; the running back position is pretty much the same with the exception of LeGarrette [Blount]. A lot of the extra time and energy has been with the tight end position, the receiver position, making sure that we're doing the right thing, that we're on the same page, because you really don't want to go into a situation like this, at Buffalo, on the road, division opponent, loud stadium and really not be able to communicate and know what to do.
Q: How does this compare though to other years when you've had the same type of situation?
TB: Every year ends up being different, so it really remains to be seen, what we've done and what we're capable of. That's why we've got to go out and play and earn it, and I think that's the exciting part for the players too, because we've been going at it for a while, we want to see what we're all about too. We want to see how hard we've worked and how well we compare and match up with the other teams in the league.
Q: You were without Rob Gronkowski last year for a few games. Does that help if you're without him for a few games this year? Is that in a way a good preparation so you know what to do without him?
TB: Sure, yeah. And I think that for the first couple years of his career he didn't miss anything, you know? And then he missed some games last year and we kind of went into 'OK, well this is what we're going to do without Gronk,' and that's the situation that we've been in all spring and summer and developed, and it's like he hasn't even been a part of the team. I mean, he's been a part of the team doing what he needs to do to get ready, but what our offense was doing, it's other guys have to step in and do the job that we're asking them to do.
Q: How long does it usually take for them to see what you see?
TB: It depends. It's all up to the individual, and some things come faster than others, but we're trying to work through it. It's just a matter of doing it, and everyone learns differently. Hopefully it's good enough. I mean ultimately we're just trying to score more points than the other team, so it's hard to compare a rookie receiver to Calvin Johnson – that's unfair to anybody. But you're trying to be the best as we can possibly be, and I think that's been our goal for the year.
Q: How has Gronk looked on the field?
TB: Gronk's done everything that everyone's asked him to do, so I know he's working hard. I mean, he's out there busting his butt, which is great to see.
Q: Can you still relate to what those guys are feeling right now going into their first start of their careers? Do you share any of those stories about what you felt in that first week going into your first game?
TB: A little bit, a little bit. I think that based on what we've gone through in the preseason and what we've gone through in the spring and the kind of pressure that Coach [Bill] Belichick puts on the team, I think they have a pretty good understanding of what to expect. It's a great environment for football. Coach Belichick always says 'If you love football, then one o'clock on a Sunday in Buffalo is a good place to be,' so that's how we feel.
Q: Do you remember the experience of your first opening day?
TB: Yes. It wasn't a very good day for our team. (Tampa Bay beat Patriots 21-16 at Foxboro Stadium)
Q: As someone further down the depth chart, what were some of the emotions you were going through that day if you can remember?
TB: I can't remember all that. I remember more the day, but yeah. It wasn't a good day for the Patriots.
Q: Do you have an idea of who's going to break out this year, or do you typically end up as surprised as we do?
TB: Well hopefully everybody contributes. To the level they contribute, that's up to the individual, and there are a lot of things that go into that: game planning, and the scheme, and good fortune, being able to be on the field, so we've got to go through it. But when you have expectations, everybody that's active on the roster is supposed to contribute. We've got some veterans that everyone expects to contribute, we've got a lot of rookies that people expect to contribute, and to what level, who knows, but we're going to put as much as we can into it.
Q: I know he just got here the other day, but what are your early impressions of Matt Mulligan?
TB: This was the first day that I had him on the field, so we've got a long way to go. I've just gotten to know him, but he seems like a really great guy and happy to have him on the team. We need help at that position, and hopefully he can provide some.
Q: Stevie Johnson said that he could do some things against your defense including Pat Chung. I was wondering if you've ever mentally prepared for a guy that wasn't actually on the other team?
TB: I have never done that. No, never done that.
Q: How important is it for you with these young guys to understand who reacts well to what? One guy you can yell at him and he's fine, another guy you yell at him and he disappears. How hard is that for you to do since you hardly know these guys?
TB: Yeah, that's part of the communication, and everyone does respond differently to different forms of motivation. Usually you can figure it out pretty quickly, it doesn't take too many practices to see how a guy responds, but ultimately we all want the same thing, and that's to do it right and to do it right consistently so that we're able to score points. At this point everyone has a pretty good feel for each other, but it's also different on game day and it's different on opening day when they count. I think it's one thing for something to come up during a preseason game where, yeah you know it's not great, but it's a learning experience like what happened in Detroit. If that happens in a regular season game, things aren't going to go very well around here, so that's just the way it is. But the guys that are here have earned the respect of Coach Belichick enough to be on the team. He obviously feels like we can all contribute to us winning games, and that's what we have to hopefully be able to do is go out there and string together a bunch of great plays in a row, and the more great plays, the more we're going to score points, the more points we score the more margin of error we're going to have. He always tells us, 'Your job is to go out and score points, we're not putting you out there to go run through three plays and punt,' so we're going to try to go out there and score as many points as he can.
Q: How challenging is it opening on the road in a loud place like Buffalo? Obviously you've had great success against the Bills, but a lot of these games have been cliffhangers.
TB: I mean look, this is a very good team that challenges you in a lot of ways. They've got a new coaching staff, there's a lot of excitement and energy, a lot of young players that they have that have never been a part of the history between the Patriots and the Bills. None of those games are going to matter, what's going to matter is who plays the best, who executes the best. I said a few days ago, football's not a game of gimmicks. It's about good, solid execution – running, throwing, catching, blocking, tackling – that's what football is about. The more you do that on a consistent basis, the better you're going to be. You may get away with a play here or there, but ultimately the best teams are the ones that have the best fundamentals. That's what we really work hard on, that's what we're trying to be. We're trying to work on our fundamentals every day in practice, and hopefully it's at its high point on Sunday.
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James Rennie in particular should be strung up, as the head of LGBT Youth Scotland he was in a responsible position and he abused that and played into the bigots' stereotype of all gay men being paedoscum.
Interesting; but not exatly a gay storyline!
Just what we need, a reinforcement of what the catholic cult, among others uses as ammunition pandering to fear and and hate mongering against LGBT people….paedophilia = "homosexuality". Its also at the core of opposition to same-sex marriage.
Yes, why exactly is this a gay story?
Oh, I see – one of them was head of LGBT Youth Scotland. Perhaps this should be reflected in the headline and earlier in the article.
The Christian disease of pedophilia is spreading.
Although it seems that none of the accused is a priest or pastor, the examples of criminality by pedophile priests and pastors had to be a key factor in abetting their psychopathic illness.
PinkNews errs when it claims that this terrifying group "… is believed to be Scotland's biggest paedophile network." That would be the roman catholic cult. The editors can correct their mistake by filing this story under "Religion".
I understand the comments above, re the gay guy giving cannon fodder to the religious bigots. But, some of the paedophile ring were straight – does that mean that all straight men are paedophiles?? Of course not.
Hope they all have a really sh*t time in Saughton.
But none of the victims was female…
It's a gay story because it features a gay man who touched boys.
What's worse is he was the driving force of LGBT Youth Scotland.
So this story is unfortunatley ABOUT a gay man who was a paedo. Not much but the truth there.
Bill, right on!
J. Mathews, where did you read that some of the ring are straight? Similarly, the majority of gay people aren't paedophiles either. I find it odd that Pink News hasn't mentioned the "straight" involvement in this abominable crime.
This has nothing to do with GAY news. Even including it in the new information continues to give air to the sick belief – still pushed by the Vatican and other extreme anti-social groups- that gays have anything whatsoever to do with paedophiles.
It has everything to so with GAY news, Peter. Rennie was head of LGBT youth scotland. You aren't suggesting gay readers should be protected from the facts, are you? By wanting to hide the truth anyone would think you are implying the Vatican has a point… I hope not.
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Chelsea finally seal deal for Essien
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The 22-year-old Ghanaian passed a medical and agreed personal terms with the Barclays Premiership champions this week after Lyon reluctantly agreed to his transfer request.
The fee for Essien is believed to be around £26million.
Chelsea confirmed the deal in a statement on their website www.chelseafc.com which read: "Chelsea can confirm it has now reached an agreement with Lyon for the transfer of Michael Essien.
"Michael has also agreed personal terms and passed a medical. The transfer is a club record for Chelsea and we would all like to welcome Michael to the club."
Essien refused a new contract at Lyon and made no secret of his distress at being refused permission to leave, until club president Jean-Michel Aulas softened his stance.
The combative midfielder has helped Lyon win the French title in the past two seasons and his addition gives Chelsea's midfield a formidable look.
Chelsea have been pursuing Essien throughout the summer, although Lyon offered them no encouragement.
While there were several meetings between club officials, Lyon and Chelsea turned the negotiations into an unseemly squabble over the player, with Aulas doing much of the verbal jousting.
He accused Chelsea of not taking Lyon seriously, despite them having won the French championship four times in succession, saying: "The club took us for narrow-minded Frenchmen with a beret and a baguette."
Nevertheless Aulas succeeded in driving up the price from an initial offer of £10million to a price which exceeds the club record fee Chelsea paid for Didier Drogba last summer. He had put a price of £31million, plus a player, on Essien's head, which Chelsea refused to match.
Lyon manager Gerard Houllier, the former Liverpool boss, described Essien as a player in the same class as Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, Michael Ballack and Patrick Vieira.
Yet Houllier, appointed this summer, was unable to field Essien in a competitive match as club and player agreed it was in their combined interests to resolve his future.
Essien threatened to go on strike and scoffed at the suggestion from Aulas last week that he should sign a new, improved contract.
The breakthrough arrived on Sunday night when Aulas, having bartered Chelsea up to what Lyon considered a fair price, admitted Essien would have to go.
The saga took another, albeit minor, twist when the relevant documentation to allow the deal to be completed was slow in arriving at Chelsea.
But with that issue soon resolved Chelsea were able to take their summer spending to £56million after the captures of Lassana Diarra, Shaun Wright-Phillips and Asier del Horno.
His arrival will spark greater competition for places, with Chelsea already blessed with quality midfielders.
Frank Lampard, Claude Makelele, Joe Cole, Damien Duff, Arjen Robben, Wright-Phillips, Diarra, Geremi and Tiago are all available to Jose Mourinho.
'I'm not worth it'
Essien says he is not worth the transfer fee the English champions have agreed to pay.
"I'm pleased to be valued higher than (Chelsea's Ivory Coast striker Didier) Drogba or (Juventus and France midfielder Patrick) Vieira but that's not going to change me," said the 22-year-old.
"I know what I'm worth as a footballer and it's clear that I'm not worth [that amount] but that's football business and I'm not responsible for it," Essien told Friday's edition of French magazine France Football.
French champions Lyon resisted pressure from Chelsea for weeks before letting Essien join the London club on a five-year deal in the most expensive transfer involving a Ligue 1 player.
"It was impossible for me to stay (at Lyon)," Essien said. "As soon as Chelsea expressed interest, I wanted to go there.
"I can perfectly understand (Lyon) president (Jean-Michel) Aulas. He defended his club's interests but I defended mine.
"I'm very excited to be joining Chelsea. It's a dream come true."
Essien said he did not know yet when he would be able to start for Chelsea but hinted it could be very soon.
"Maybe I'll play a few minutes against Arsenal (on Sunday)," he said.
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1. Dreaming you see onions, means an expected dispute and quarrel.
2. To dream the onion is white, means you expect tears, sadness, grief and loss.
3. To dream of one onion, suggests personal problems.
4. To dream you pick the onions, suggests you seek protection from someone.
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In his keynote at 18th Cloud Expo, Andrew Keys, Co-Founder of ConsenSys Enterprise, provided an overview of the evolution of the Internet and the Database and the future of their combination – the Blockchain. Andrew Keys is Co-Founder of ConsenSys Enterprise. He comes to ConsenSys Enterprise with capital markets, technology and entrepreneurial experience. Previously, he worked for UBS investment bank in equities analysis. Later, he was responsible for the creation and distribution of life sett...
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19th Cloud Expo, taking place November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world. Cloud computing is now being embraced by a majority of enterprises of all sizes. Yesterday's debate about public vs. private has transformed into the reality of hybrid cloud: a recent survey shows that 74% of enterprises have a hybrid cloud strategy. Meanwhile, 94% of enterpri...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Bsquare has been named "Silver Sponsor" of SYS-CON's @ThingsExpo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. For more than two decades, Bsquare has helped its customers extract business value from a broad array of physical assets by making them intelligent, connecting them, and using the data they generate to optimize business processes.
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There are several IoTs: the Industrial Internet, Consumer Wearables, Wearables and Healthcare, Supply Chains, and the movement toward Smart Grids, Cities, Regions, and Nations. There are competing communications standards every step of the way, a bewildering array of sensors and devices, and an entire world of competing data analytics platforms. To some this appears to be chaos. In this power panel at @ThingsExpo, moderated by Conference Chair Roger Strukhoff, Bradley Holt, Developer Advocate a...
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There is little doubt that Big Data solutions will have an increasing role in the Enterprise IT mainstream over time. Big Data at Cloud Expo - to be held November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA - has announced its Call for Papers is open. Cloud computing is being adopted in one form or another by 94% of enterprises today. Tens of billions of new devices are being connected to The Internet of Things. And Big Data is driving this bus. An exponential increase is...
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Internet of @ThingsExpo, taking place November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, is co-located with 19th Cloud Expo and will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the most profound change in personal and enterprise IT since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago. All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices - comp...
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A strange thing is happening along the way to the Internet of Things, namely far too many devices to work with and manage. It has become clear that we'll need much higher efficiency user experiences that can allow us to more easily and scalably work with the thousands of devices that will soon be in each of our lives. Enter the conversational interface revolution, combining bots we can literally talk with, gesture to, and even direct with our thoughts, with embedded artificial intelligence, wh...
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Whether it's inflation, the cost of living in the Bay Area or simply the love of basketball, a fan thought it was worth $58,000 to sit courtside for Game 7 Monday night to see the Golden State Warriors host the Oklahoma City Thunder.
ESPN reported that one fan paid $29,000 each for a pair of floor seats, and that available tickets were sold out within minutes of putting them up for sale.
Tickets priced from $230 to $2,150 went on sale Sunday night and were quickly snapped up. The $29,000 paid for the two floor seats were sold on the Warriors' resale site, run by Ticketmaster.
According to a spokesman for StubHub, its average sold ticket for the game was $824, with the cheapest seat going for $359.
Personal income increased $69.8 billion, or 0.4 percent, and disposable personal income (DPI)
increased $63.5 billion, or 0.5 percent, in April, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Personal consumption expenditures (PCE) increased $119.2 billion, or 1.0 percent. In March,
personal income increased $56.7 billion, or 0.4 percent, DPI increased $49.6 billion, or 0.4 percent,
and PCE increased $3.7 billion, or less than 0.1 percent, based on revised estimates.
Real DPI increased 0.2 percent in April, compared with an increase of 0.3 percent in March.
Real PCE increased 0.6 percent, in contrast to a decrease of less than 0.1 percent.
You don't count 30% of those angry white blue collar men and women as "the common" people. Those are the same people who would never vote for a colored person or woman to the White House. They are also the same ones who said they want to repeal Obamacare but like most of the ACA.
Corporate profits move higher in Q1
Q1 Corporate Profits: +0.6% Q/Q, -8.4% prior.
Q1 GDP revised higher, but shy of estimates
GDP Q1: +0.8% vs. +0.9% consensus, +0.5% first estimate.
Agree with you on all points. Strange that the Chinese has only relaxed the one child policy and only relaxed it to two this year. Meanwhile, the Japanese, like Singapore, have been encourage their youngsters to form families and procreate with little success.
Last, besides the formal legal immigrants, the biggest piece has been people overstaying their visas. Many from all countries just stayed. Not sure the exact number but likely hundreds of thousands each year. Nice Trump wall will keep them in?
lang, you might have missed this article on Tesla and others hiring foreigners. They took jobs from your relatives:
the U.S. issued 6.2 million business visas in fiscal year 2014. It allows foreigners to enter the country for pleasure and limited work purposes — for example, to negotiate contracts, supervise or train U.S. workers in a specialized skill, or attend a conference — but it broadly bans the holder from performing hands-on jobs that U.S. workers can do. The visa allows workers to stay in the U.S. for up to six months at a time.
Critics say the B1 system appears to be broken. While consular officers check to see that workers will return home, less attention is paid to the work they perform in the U.S.
"It's the wonderful world of unregulated visas," said Daniel Costa, an immigration law and policy researcher at the Economic Policy Institute, a think tank funded partly by labor unions.
Well, too big to fail because they own us. If you search the text below, it was published before the bailout and a commentary on Genetically Modified foods:
Henry Kissinger had in mind in 1970 when he said: "Control oil and you control nations; control food and you control the people."
Remember also, this cabal is one of many interconnected ones with fearsome power and ruthless intent to use it - Big Banks controlling the Federal Reserve and our money, Big Oil our world energy resources, Big Media our information, Big Pharma our health, Big Technology our state-of-the-art everything and watching us, Big Defense our wars, Big Pentagon waging them, and other corporate predators exploiting our lives for profit. Engdahl's book focuses brilliantly on one of them.
Pending home sales impress in April
April Pending Home Sales: +5.1% to 116.3 vs. +0.6% expected, 1.6% prior.
though population is much higher:
Initial Jobless Claims: -10K to 268K vs. 275K consensus, 278K prior.
Apple and Samsung supplier Foxconn has reportedly replaced 60,000 factory workers with robots.
One factory has "reduced employee strength from 110,000 to 50,000 thanks to the introduction of robots", a government official told the South China Morning Post.
Xu Yulian, head of publicity for the Kunshan region, added: "More companies are likely to follow suit."
China is investing heavily in a robot workforce.
In a statement to the BBC, Foxconn Technology Group confirmed that it was automating "many of the manufacturing tasks associated with our operations" but denied that it meant long-term job losses.
"We are applying robotics engineering and other innovative manufacturing technologies to replace repetitive tasks previously done by employees, and through training, also enable our employees to focus on higher value-added elements in the manufacturing process, such as research and development, process control and quality control.
"We will continue to harness automation and manpower in our manufacturing operations, and we expect to maintain our significant workforce in China."
Since September 2014, 505 factories across Dongguan, in the Guangdong province, have invested 4.2bn yuan (£430m) in robots, aiming to replace thousands of workers.
NEW YORK -- CEOs at the biggest companies got a 4.5 percent pay raise last year. That's almost double the typical American worker's, and a lot more than investors earned from owning their stocks -- a big fat zero.
The typical chief executive in the Standard & Poor's 500 index made $10.8 million, including bonuses, stock awards and other compensation, according to a study by executive data firm Equilar for The Associated Press. That's up from the median of $10.3 million the same group of CEOs made a year earlier.
The raise alone for median CEO pay last year, $468,449, is more than 10 times what the typical U.S. worker makes in a year. The median full-time worker earned $809 weekly in 2015, up from $791 in 2014.
"With inflation running at less than 2 percent, why?" asks Charles Elson, director of the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.
Trump hasnot denyed having extramarital affairs and trysts. Many Presidents did. However, Bill Clinton was the only one who perjured himself in Congressional inquiries and by shaking his index fingers at us on national TV: I did not have sexual relationship with that woman, Miss Lewinsky.
Recall ICBM advances was all the rage in my High School civics class. It was a nice term to throw away at lunch breaks to impress the girls, of course raising your hands to correct mispelling of the teacher on Avogadro's number vs Avagadro's was even better.
That is the main reason that those multibillion dollar aircraft carriers are becoming obsolete with billions of war planes on deck.
BTW, my first job out of school was working on the components for Poseidon Missile systems before switching to Trident, just when Vietnam was winding down.
Those were the days of troubles that today's OWS. BLM and Trump protests are walks in the parks on Sunday afternoons.
California universities graduated the greatest total number of founders whose companies attracted funding, and the state was by far the most popular place to set up shop. Schools in 45 states have graduated entrepreneurs, yet 81% of the companies we looked at are located in three states.
Where they set up companies
California 1,135
Massachusetts 274
New York 213
Washington 66
Texas 63
Less people, less mouths to feed and fewer socks to buy. China had to limit pop growth because of they WERE unable to produce enough food with their ox driven plows and human waste fertilizers. Well, thanks to our capitalists exported all those manufacturing jobs, they have money to buy our pork and soy.
With that said, our demographic shift was foreseen in the 90s if not before. When I was college, overpopulation was a big topic in form room discussions. Hence big push for birth control and vasectomy for college grads. So far so good in mho.
HP Inc. posts mixed results, issues mixed guidance; shares lower
HP Inc. (NYSE:HPQ): FQ2 EPS of $0.41 beats by $0.03.
Revenue of $11.59B (-11% Y/Y) misses by $130M.
Expects FQ3 EPS of $0.37-$0.40, below a $0.41 consensus.
Expects FY16 (ends Oct. '16) EPS of $1.59-$1.65 vs. a $1.59 consensus.
Shares -2.6% after hours.
Hillary Clinton "did not comply" with State Department policies when she chose to use a personal email account to conduct government business, according to an inspector general's report released Wednesday.
The State Department faulted Clinton and previous secretaries of state for poorly managing email and other computer information and for slowly responding to new cybersecurity risks.
The report cites "longstanding, systemic weaknesses" related to communications that precede Clinton's appointment as secretary of state. The State Department singled out Clinton's failures as "more serious," however, according to the Associated Press.
Harvard economist and former Obama adviser Larry Summers recently highlighted this troubling trend in a Washington Post op-ed warning about future recessions. He notes that during previous bouts of low federal investment, the US was enjoying "peace dividends" in the wake of the post Vietnam and Cold Wars. This time around, he says, the lack of federal investment is a sign of counter-productive budget cutting.
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A Wellington barista hopes coffee beans from his home region in Vietnam will be the winning ingredient at next week's New Zealand barista championship.
Vietnam-born Long Nguyen moved to New Zealand 10 years ago and works as a barista at Caffe L'affare.
He studied finance and management at Victoria University, but because of the recession was unable to find a job in the finance sector.
"I had to survive, so I got a job at L'affare and have never regretted it. I love it," he said.
Mr Nguyen is using arabica beans from his home region in Vietnam for the barista competition.
He said it would help him create a story.
"I've got a good connection with the beans. My family has been in the coffee industry for 20 years. I wanted to showcase what Vietnam has to offer the coffee world.
"I went back home and went to the coffee areas to see out how they grow it and which beans were best."
Mr Nguyen said the beans had a light body, a slight sweetness, cucumber notes and a high acidity.
He would be blending them with another bean to find a more balanced flavour.
"I love the flavour of it and am trying to find a bean that will complement that.
"If I can make the flavour of the beans from my home area taste right with a full body, then I'm a winner no matter what."
Each entrant in the barista championship, at Michael Fowler Centre from March 7 to 9, will have 45 minutes to make four espressos, four cappuccinos and four signature coffees.
Mr Nguyen said he would not give away the secrets of his signature drink.
Judge Dave Green said the judges looked for consistency, skill, creativity and a story.
"It's not enough to make good coffee now; you have to tell a story. Also if you tell the judges it's going to taste like apples, pears and oranges, then it has to taste like apples, pears and oranges," Mr Green said.
"However, it has to still taste like espresso because that is what the competition is all about. That is where a lot of entrants fall down with their signature drink."
The champion will travel to Melbourne in May to represent New Zealand at the 2013 world barista championship final. The 2013 Huhtamaki New Zealand barista championship, Michael Fowler Centre. Heats: March 7 and 8, 8am till 5pm. Semi-finals and final: March 9, 8am till 5.30pm. Open to the public, free entry.
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Facing a short week and an opportunity to pick up its first road win of the season, Washington spent last week focused on football, not recruiting.
Pac-12 Week 2: Did you know?
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Pac-12 power rankings: Week 1
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Instant analysis: Washington 38, Boise St. 6
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Pac-12 lunch links: Seferian-Jenkins out
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Pac-12 predictions: Week 1
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Pac-12's lunch links
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Tuesday mailbag: Week 1 upsets?
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The List: Top Pac-12 games for recruits
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Quick look at Week 1 Pac-12 games
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Our preseason top-25 votes
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Pac-12 lunch links: UCLA secondary set?
1040dKevin Gemmell
Pac-12 lunch links: Riley will use two QBs
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Pac-12 recruiting storylines: Aug. 22
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Pac-12 class rankings analysis
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