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NEW YORK (AP) — The only trade involving Dwight Howard came last summer. The potent scorers that moved did so long ago.
There was no eye-catching activity left for deadline day, resulting in minor deals Thursday to the disappointment of those hoping for a frenzy.
Josh Smith stayed put and the Boston Celtics' core stayed together, leaving J.J. Redick, dealt to Milwaukee, as the biggest name to be traded.
There were nine moves, nothing approaching a blockbuster and none to jump-start the Lakers.
Players such as James Harden and Rudy Gay were traded far before the deadline, but with teams perhaps fearful of new penalties for the biggest spenders, Thursday was mostly quiet.
"I don't think I've seen fewer trade deadline deals, ever," said Houston general manager Daryl Morey, who completed two trades Wednesday. "But I think it's a one-year blip."
The Atlanta Hawks held onto Smith, and Utah kept both Paul Millsap and Al Jefferson on a day when much attention was focused on both situations, since those players have value and could leave their teams this summer as free agents.
The long-shot deals never materialized. Howard remained in Los Angeles, just what Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak repeatedly said would happen. Howard's unhappiness and struggles since he was acquired from Orlando last summer fueled speculation that the Lakers might move him before possibly losing him for nothing as a free agent.
"It took a while for league to understand our position was exactly what we stated," Kupchak told reporters. "I think they finally got it."
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The Celtics did make one deal, acquiring guard Jordan Crawford from the Washington Wizards for center Jason Collins and injured guard Leandro Barbosa.
Those were the types of trades that were left after the big names that were available had already been moved. Oklahoma City sent All-Star Harden to Houston the preseason, fearing it couldn't pay what last season's top sixth man would want after already giving lucrative long-term deals to Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook.
The Memphis Grizzlies broke up their frontcourt when they sent Gay to Toronto in a three-team deal with Detroit
"I think normally a point was made, normally you would see big deals being made. We cannot forget, Andre Iguodala, that deal was made in the summer. That could have potentially been a trade deadline move," said Denver Nuggets president Masai Ujiri, referring to the player he acquired in the four-time Howard trade in August.
"Harden was traded right before the season started. That could have been a potential trade deadline move. Rudy Gay was started a couple weeks ago. There was some cleanup before this date. Apart from a couple guys who were out there all the time in terms of big names, it just went by. I can't explain it."
Finances certainly played into it. The collective bargaining agreement that went into effect in 2011 came with much more punitive penalties for teams that repeatedly exceed the luxury tax and limits the options of those over the salary cap, and decisions Thursday were made with that in mind.
Golden State sent forward Jeremy Tyler to Atlanta and guard Charles Jenkins to Philadelphia in separate deals, slicing more than $1.5 million off its payroll after beginning the day about $1.2 million over the league's $70,307,000 luxury tax.
Rebuilding after trading Howard, the Magic decided Redick wasn't in their plans while averaging career highs in points (15.1) and field goal percentage (45.0). He was traded along with center Gustavo Ayon and reserve point guard Ish Smith to the Bucks in exchange for guards Doron Lamb and Beno Udrih, and forward Tobias Harris.
The New York Knicks traded Ronnie Brewer to Oklahoma City to open a roster spot that will be used to give Kenyon Martin a 10-day contract. The Hawks couldn't find a good enough deal for Smith, who had largely been considered the biggest name that would move, and settled for sending Anthony Morrow to Dallas for Dahntay Jones.
With so little happening, Morey may have pulled off the most intriguing move this week when he acquired Thomas Robinson, the No. 5 pick in last year's draft, from Sacramento in one of his two deals. Continued...
"I thought the main thing that was different at this trade deadline was there was a big premium on cap space and draft picks," Morey said. "Usually, that's the currency that moves markets. They were at such a premium that every deal was very difficult. It became like a barter economy instead of a cash economy. That made deals harder.
"I do think you could say that maybe the CBA might be contributing to that. But I also think a lot of it is just the phase teams are in. There are a lot of good teams trying to maybe rebuild, for lack of a better word.
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During the wintertime I wear Victor and Rolf Flowerbomb and in the summer I've been wearing Acqua di Gioa.
I like the sound of the Chloe Chloe perfume though, I may have to go get one of the roller balls as well!
MuffinLovesBiscuit"my" scent is Gap's Om, which I've been wearing since high school, but I still love it. it's soft and musky and woodsy. it was discontinued long, long ago, but I occasionally find bottles at Gap outlets and I by them all!
thought lately, I've been wearing vetiver oil and I love how the smell changes throughout the day.I usually have two sets of scents: musky and floral- my favorite is Angel by Thierry Mugler- but he just came out with Womanity (smells like orange trees in blossom with a little moroccan spice) which is SCRUMPTIOUS- a kind of lighter version of Angel (if patchouli isnt your thing) my husband loves it on me and when i smell it on other women i follow them around (kind of embarrassing but true.) if i want to go light i'll wear marc jacobs (smells like fresh flowers) or hanae mori (smells like poppy seed cake).
ReplyDeleteMost of the time, I wear this simple vanilla perfume from France that my husband special orders for me (he knows how to make a girl happy!). In the warmed months, I love Kiehl's Amber roll-on, or a simpe lilac perfume that's made at a small shop in the Finger Lakes (of NYS, where I grew up). I like to keep it simple.
Once, I decided I needed a "name brand" perfume, but couldn't decide if I was more of a Chanel or Burberry girl, so I just gave up. All about personal branding!! :-)I just smelled this and it's lovely! I also recently bought Bvlgari Omnia Crystalline for Spring and LOVE it.
One of my all time favorite perfume brands is Tokyomilk and they just came out with some new and amazing scents.
The Cheeky Cafethese suggestions are so great! can't wait to check them out!! (and anonymous, this isn't at ad!! i do some work for beso, so i sometimes link through them, as a way to show which stores carry the perfume, but i'm not advertising the perfume! i have no connection to chloe or sephora at all. i'm just recommending the scent and starting a discussion about others!)
ReplyDeleteI had a slightly awkward ladies room moment when I smelled Marc Jacobs for women for the first time. I couldn't help but blurt out "You smell amazing! What is that??" The totally weirded out (and ever so chicly put together) woman responded "It's just Marc Jacobs lotion."
I bought a set that day. And still love it. And the lotion is better than the spray...worth the wierdness. No biggie.i wear Chloe Chloe as well... i'm obsessed with it and all you need is one spritz. i get a good amount of compliments on it as well. it's very earthy, feminine and sensual i think.
i'm also a huge fan of burberry summer and brit.
i usually use one for a year and switch to another and so forth, so i never get tired of them.I LOVE Calvin Klein In2u. I have worn this for years and it never gets old. It smells like summer and spicy enough to wear during winter.
I also blogged about this perfume!
http://thehippinista.blogspot.com/2011/03/few-of-my-favorite-things.htmlI'm really sensitive to smells and most perfumes bother me. But I really wish they didn't! I'm really allergic (intolerant?) to Bath & Body Works; I get hives and sneeze horribly if I'm even in the same room. You'd be surprised how many people use Bath & Body. :(
I just use pure/natural honeysuckle oil. You can buy a small spray bottle and dilute it with water, if you feel you must spray. Otherwise, I put a little on the normal perfume spots. I think it may be a natural antibiotic, too? It smells fresh and identifiable to me; not overpowering for sensitive people. (And I think it smells divine.) :)I had a similar awkward moment walking into a hotel lobby restroom, and the woman at the sink smelled the best ever! Turns out it was actually the air freshener the hotel used in their restrooms. Ooops.
I just found a new favorite that I wear everyday now: Balenciaga Paris. It's hard to find perfumes that I like and can actually wear without getting headaches, and I absolutely adore this.Marc Jacobs Daisy! They also have it in the little roller bottles, which are perfect for gym bags and makeup pouches, by the way. That way you can re-apply after work, before a date!
My boss (whom I adore) actually gave me this scent for Christmas one year, which is a really odd thing for a boss to give! Perfume feels so personal! However, I was pleased as punch that she thought of me when smelling it that I've worn it for 2 years now. Love it-- so light and summery!I had the same experience with a fragrance, I smelled it on a friend and ordered it online the next day. It's Fragonard, but the major downside is that it's only available online through the distributor in Paris. I cannot complain though, as I work for Sephora and can wear a different perfume daily. Enjoy your rollerball!
Jessi really hate wearing a scent, and don't particular like smelling them either - they all just smell fake to me. occasionally a gentle scented lotion will smell nice. luckily my husband (and a lot of other men i know, for that matter) don't like a perfumed woman. the only "not me" scent my husband responds to is a little dab of vanilla behind the ears.
ReplyDeleteMy holy grail is Timbuktu by L'Artisan Parfumeur. It's a little woodsy, a little green, and a little odd, but it just disarms me.
For a floral, I find it hard to beat Annick Goutal's Neroli. To me, it's greener and less cloying than most florals.
Others I love: Serge Lutens Gris Clair (or Daim Blond), Comme des Garcons Ouarzazate, Clinique Aromatics Elixir, Cote Bastide Lin and good old Acqua di Parma.
If you haven't read it, check out Luca Turin and Tania Sanchez's "Perfumes" book. It's a rollicking good read.i used to only wear Burberry Brit (and still love it - although my kitty recently smashed my entire bottle. sad face). while living in Florence Italy, a friend (who also happened to be a stunning Italian model) turned me on to the original Chanel Chance. i haven't found anything better and always get asked what i'm wearing...especially by guys! Chloe Chloe sounds lovely though!
ReplyDeleteI love fresh, fruity scents. Sadly, my favorites have been discontinued -- Fresh Pomegranate Anise and Chloe Innocence. I am still working on my last bottles but will need to find a new scent soon. I also like some of the Jo Malone scents, but nothing has become a signature scent like Pomegranate Anise and Innocence are for me.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty addicted to the 'i hate perfume' scents, because it's true, most perfume smells like chemical soup to me.
my current favorites are:
'in the library' (musky!) http://www.cbihateperfume.com/in-the-library.html
'russian caravan' (mysterious, smokey!)
http://www.cbihateperfume.com/russian-caravan-tea.htmloh, and i forgot to add: each scent comes with a very charming story!
from 'in the library':
"But before I begin to read to the children, I always take a moment to open the book and encourage them to take a whiff. I hope for them, as it has been for me, this smell will mark the beginning of a long and wondrous journey. "- Anonymous3:26 PM
fresh citron de vigne! i get the rollerball version so it's more subtle.
i first bought it for a friend who lives abroad, to give to her as a gift when i visited. the woman working at the fresh store predicted "you are going to come back and get this for yourself". i thought, "nah, i don't even wear perfume", but she was right! i had purchased the candle, soap, and perfume, and packed it in my luggage. it made everything in my suitcase smell so amazing that when i got home i did go back and buy it for myself! I wear Sarah Jessica Parker's Lovely. It's sweet but not stinky like I find so many perfumes to be. And most importantly, my husband loves it. He bought me my first full bottle for his first Christmas present to me. (I had been using a bottle of the lotion a friend gave to me before that.)
ReplyDeleteFor whatever reason I'm really sensitive to perfume. I.e. that spooky weirdo who's changing places in the restaurant because of the strong smell of cheap essential oils in one perfume is probably me. I had really hard time picking something that I could wear all day. But now I have even too - Annick Goutal's Petite Cherie (which also has an edition in a roll on, just like that Chloe) and Byredo's Fantastic man.
ReplyDeletei'm a party pooper--after working in research in a children's environmental health center and learning about phthalates and other endocrine disruptors, i stopped wearing all fragrances! yep, i'm neurotic :) my old time fave though was issey miyake and various demeter fragrances which came in fun scents like freshly mowed lawn and cookie dough!
ReplyDeleteI always used to wear Vera Wang's signature scent. It's floral and there is something innocent about it. I still wear it but have mixed it up a little bit and got Dior Addict. It's super sexy/sultry and is really different for me. I also wear D&G Light Blue--it's nice, light, citrusy, and summery.
ReplyDeleteI love perfumes! I'm a bit of a hoarder when it comes to that. I like to switch out my summer and winter scents. Currently I'm rotating between Chanel Allure, Marc Jacobs Fig, Elizabeth Arden Mediterranean, and Crabtree and Evelyn Spider Lily.
My new current favorite, though, is Boyfriend by Kate Walsh. The scent is just gorgeous - it's the combination of what your boyfriend's cologne smells like lingering with your perfume. It's sensual and comforting. I highly recommend it!it used to be Amarige for women by Givenchy - when my hubs and I were dating his friends always used to say it smelled like "hot damn"! they loved it....
then it was Ralph Lauren Blue for a while...
then this Christmas I received the Chanel No5 gift set and have been enjoying that -
I like your description of Chloe Chloe, and that it is a rollerball, to be able to keep in the purse to "freshen up" at the end of a long work day before going out! I will to check that out this weekend!My favie is Euphoria by Calvin Klein.It is so sexy and musky(somthing my natual body composition works wells with) and men, including my husband, always swoon for it. I got the limited edition spring tempataion for my wedding day because it was a lighter twist on my classic scent. Now when ever I wear it I think of walking down the aisle.... ah memories!
ReplyDeleteI recently bought as a birthday present for myself Coco Mademoiselle. I don't know why I didn't try it sooner! I've worn it every day for the last 2 months. I definitely want to branch out and try other Chanel perfumes now.
My old favorites are Calvin Klein's Euphoria (I always get the best compliments when I wear this) and Eternity, an oldie but goodie.it's so hard for me to stick to a perfume! i love flirty, floral perfumes, I love vanilla-y, warm perfumes, and i love bright, citrusy ones. i'm always looking for the perfect one, so I will have to go try out chloe chloe!
how do you guys pick a perfume? is it based on a fond memory or association? (my mother smells like jasmine), or on the pretty bottle, or even the designer? (Everything Marc Jacobs= lovely). I'd love to know!I love perfume but I'm in love with my favorite's one : 5 de Chanel but it must be in "eau première". It's a bit "fainter" (not sur it's the right word in english...).
When one of my neighborings said to me one morning : "Oh you smell so good. Every day, I say to my husband : Miss Aditha is gone to work. The hallway is smelling fine", I was so happy !! One of the greatest compliment ever ! :-))most days i spray miss dior cherie l'eau into my hair before work. it lingers just enough to give me a whiff of happy throughout the day. when i'm craving summer (like right now) i skip the perfume and just use my bobbi brown 'beach' body oil moisturizing and kind of smells like a pretty sunscreen and ocean!
ReplyDeleteI finally buckled after years of repeatedly smelling the adds in fahsion magazines, and splurged on a bottle of Viktor and Rolf Flowerbomb. Love it. I wish I would've just bought one a long time ago. Origins makes this ginger scent too that I LOVED. It was so natural and light but distinct. In high school I wore this Jack Skellington mens cologne (yep from the Nightmare Before Christmas, yes, from Hot Topic) and people would always comment on how much they liked it. If only they knew....
I'm debating on getting a custom perfume made by a local artisan here. I've always romanticized the idea of being a woman with her own distinguished scent.I was not a perfume girl until fairly recently, except for some Body Shop vanilla oil occasionally. But now I sometimes wear Viccolo Fiori by Etro, as I got it in Positano on my honeymoon, and also Eau du Sud as it reminds me of a summer spent in the south of France. Amazing how scents can bring back memories....
ReplyDelete- Kait Rome10:18 PM
I have to be really picky about perfumes, because if I smell something all day it often times makes me feel sick. So I tend to stick with perfumes that are light, and clean smelling. Ralph Lauren "blue" is my all time favorite, because it smells fresh like a morning shower! Other than that I love Miss Dior Cherie, and occassionally Juicy Couture.
ReplyDelete I love PINK by Victoria's secret. Not sure if that is perfume or just a body splash, but I love it all the same. I also recently purchased Chanel No. 5, because I was always reading about it in magazines and such and it just seemed so darn classy. It's nice but a fit old fashioned for my taste. I like sweeter, fruitier smells.
ReplyDeletei have been searching for something high and low that really does "me" well. something sweet, but not sugary, not too feminine, can read urban with a little hippie. i grabbed some samples at longwinterfarm on etsy and the "honeybee" really hit it. my scent is honey...a little sweet, sexy, natural, with a hint of tomboy.


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Authorities Need Your Help Finding 13-year-old Hailey Dunn.
�She's my daughter. She's a 13-year-old baby and I want her back.�
Those were the words of Hailey Dunn's mother, Billie Dunn, Sunday afternoon. It's now 13 days into the investigation and still no sign of Hailey.
�I want her home more than I've ever wanted anything in my life,� said Dunn.
City manager, Pete Kampfer, said they are confident they can bring Hailey home but after following several leads need your help finding two teenage girls who may be holding the missing piece to this puzzle. "Witnesses saw two girls walking with her on Manuel Street proximity,� he said. Kampfer said the girls were seen together just before Hailey went missing. They are not in trouble, they just want to talk them. "If there's anybody who has any information or witnessed that or may know who the girls are or if the girls know who they are if they can come forward," said Kampfer.
DPS Senior Trooper Sparky Dean said one of the challenges investigators are facing now is the story some are telling isn't the same one they told before.
�The family has not been forthcoming . Their discernment of the truth continues to change. Very frustrating," Dean said.
Authorities are still hopeful they will find Hailey alive.
�I'm confident we are gonna find Hailey alive. Hailey does not want to be found. I think she's in hiding," added Dean.
Nobody is holding out hope more than Hailey's mom. �Run home to me. I need her. I can fix anything for her," said Dunn.
Colorado City officials are offering a $25,000 reward for tips that lead to Hailey.


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Dec 3, 20129This game is just brilliant. Stand out for me is Donkey Kong Crash Course, but all games have great gameplay. Graphics also look amazing in HD, with everything having a very hand made and tactile feel.
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Dec 25, 20127If I bought this game alone, would it be worth $59.99? Probably not. But it is a great deal when you buy the Wii U deluxe set. This game comes with it, and for a small amount of mini-games, it has quite a lot more content than the average collection. The mini-games are very amusing. This is a better game to come with a console at launch than Wii Sports.
Dec 15, 20128Great intro to the Wii U console. What looks like yet another mini game compilation after a couple of hours this opens up into so much more. Its got that Nintendo star quality all over it. An absolute blast on your own or with friends. Highly recommended.
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Nov 19, 201210Incredible addictive fun for 4-6 players! Best party game ever! Tons of laughs gaurenteed! The luigis mansion and animal crossing games are fun and so interesting the way the wiiu pad works! Mario chase is crazy funny when the tackle happens at 1 second remaining XD the zelda and metroid games are insanely cool and I cant wait to see the wiiu pad used in future great titles!
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Jan 25, 20139As a pack in with the WiiU Nintendo Land is a great game to see what the Gamepad can do with a lot of extra content. While it may get old fast on your own multiplayer is some of the funnest I've played in years. There is also a ton of unlockables for those of you who like to 100% things.
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Jan 7, 20138In my opinion, this was a better pack-in title than wii sports. This game was a ton of fun to play with the brothers and my friends. But you can only play 12 short minigames so many times without getting board. And without online leaderboards, it's hard to say that many people will be playing it a year from now. Fantastic game, but wait for a drop in price before you buy it.
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Nov 26, 20129As with the original Wii, the Wii U (deluxe version) comes with a solid packaged games that showcases what the Wii U is all about. Granted it is just mini games with a little Nintendo touch, but that is all that is necessary.
Nov 18, 201210Easily the most fun mini-game compilation game that I have ever played. Yes, not all of the games are fun, but most of them are fun. Definetly a nice addition with the deluxe model. I would even go to say that this game IS worth 59,99$.
Nov 22, 20129This game combines all that i love about nintendo and also combines a great multiplayer function. With 4 players playing wii motes trying to catch a ghost in Luigi's Ghost Mansion and the player with the Gamepad being that ghost it is a great and fun multi player experience (lets hope they have DLC for Kirby and Star Fox).
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Apr 7, 201310Seriously a fun game! All the minigames the game has to offer is creative, fun, and eccentric. Playing this game with two or more people is what REALLY makes this game fun! My personal favorite minigame (for the moment) is Luigi's Ghost Mansion! And let me tell you..THAT my friends, is awesome.
Feb 1, 20139This is a must own for every Wii U owner. The solo attractions are really fun but Nintendo Land real charm is in it's competitive attractions where you could play with your family or friends. The only downside for this game is that there is no Online play which could have been a very nice addition to the this great game.
Feb 23, 20137We got this included in the WiiU deluxe black system. The kids like this game. It is more fun with multiple players. Some of the mini games get old fast but it does provide some great ideas of how to utilize the WiiU system.
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Mar 18, 20138Nintendo Land is a great party game and most fun while playing the fantastic multiplayer attractions. The single player attractions are definitely on the weaker side but that doesn't stop Nintendo Land from being a great game for show casing the Wii U!
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Description: My 3 year old son wanted a race car bed, but we needed at least a full size for his large bedroom. I also did not want a plastic car bed. I purchsed the Ikea Fjellse bed frame then drew a race car side which I scanned to my computer and printed at Kinkos in a blown up size.
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Cute! You could turn the headboard into a rear spoiler as well :)
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This is much, much nicer looking than those plastic molded beds. And way more customizable -- I can picture a cute little VW bus bed, a helicopter bed, or even a submarine bed. Love it.
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Thanks everyone! The bed frame with slats was $79. Maybe $80-100 in plywood. Kinkos $15. The paint was expensive because I went with the Disney licensed red. The 2 boards on the front were leftovers from another project. Have fun!
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@Brittany. Another plus is the height where the mattress sits along with the sides make for a perfect built in bed rail.
ReplyDelete I am curious how easy it is for your son to get in and out of this (particularly in the middle of the night). We bought a used plastic car bed and painted it. They are really easy to find on Craigslist for pretty reasonable prices. The kids climb all over ours and they don't show any wear. The mattress on ours also sits low (plywood in lieu of a boxspring) and makes a great side rail. I don't know why everyone is so against the plastic car bed (although they don't come in full size). Here is our modified one:
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Heidi, he loves it and doesn't have any problems getting in and out of it. He's a small 3yr old who gets out of bed a lot a night. He was 2 when we built it, but didn't get to use it until we moved. It's worked out perfectly for us.
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Dissonance and Harmony
People hold clearly discordant points of view, and it would be dishonest to ignore the conflict. Yet some voices emphasize the dissonance without any note of harmony to put it in context. Too often, science and faith becomes a hostile battle of worldviews, sounding angry, dissonant chords even among fellow Christians. But civil, gracious dialogue is possible.
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I'm a conservative evangelical. When I became a Christian fourteen years ago, I not only embraced profound new spiritual perspectives, but inherited a host of new scientific views: the earth was young, macro-evolution was false, and to affirm the contrary was to discredit the Bible and even the Gospel.
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I am a fan of the blog "Jesus Creed." Recently it published an interesting post about the transition from fins to limbs as evidenced by fossils of an organism trapped in sediment 375 million years ago.
For the Love of the World: John Stott and His Passion for Creation
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To me (as an employee of a Japanese company of 15 years) the elephant in the ...
EE Times' Silicon 60: Hot startups to watch
Peter Clarke
Silicon 60 companies are selected based on a mix of criteria, including: technology, intended market, maturity, financial position, investment profile and executive leadership. Most importantly, they're emerging companies we believe are important to follow. The version 14.0 newcomers are highlighted in red.
ActLight SA (Lausanne, Switzerland), founded in 2010, by Serguei Okhonin, is a fabless semiconductor company developing designs and intellectual property for the combination of light and logic on silicon chips, including the use of CMOS for optical conversion for use in energy harvesting. www.act-light.com
Adapteva Inc. (Lexington, Mass.), founded in 2008, Adapteva is a lean startup that has developed the Epiphany architecture of multicore processors. Adapteva, led by founder Anders Olofsson, is targeting defense and mobile consumer applications. The company claims to have reached break-even point with less than $2 million of investment. www.adapteva.com
Adesto Technologies Corp. (Sunnyvale, Calif.) was founded by CEO Narbeh Derhacobian in 2006. The company is developing a nonvolatile memory based on programmable metallization cell technology licensed from Axon Technologies Corp., a spinoff of Arizona State University. The company is backed by Arch Venture Partners and Applied Ventures amongst other venture capital companies. www.adestotech.com
Amantys Ltd. (Cambridge, England) was established by former ARM executives in 2010 as a power electronics company. The company aims to use digital control to transform power electronics in medium- and high-voltage applications. The company is backed by Moonray Investors and ARM Holdings plc. www.amantys.com
Ambiq Micro Inc. (Westlake Hills, Texas) founded in 2010, is a fabless chip company developing low power wireless processors based on ARM architecture and mixed-signal systems. Investors include Cisco Systems and ARM Holdings. www.ambiqmicro.com
Andes Technology Corp. (Hsinchu, Taiwan), founded in 2005, is a developer and licensor of 32-bit processor technology and associated SoC platforms intended for a variety of embedded applications. The company's U.S.-trained founders are aiming Andes cores at the borders of markets owned by established licensors such ARM, MIPS and Tensilica. www.andestech.com
Ausdia Inc. (Sunnyvale, Calif.) is a timing verification EDA company formed in 2006 which commenced product development in 2008. The company's TimeVision product is a timing constraints development tool intended to help with static timing analysis and sign-off for complex system-on-chip designs www.ausdia.com
Avalanche Technology Inc. (Fremont Calif.) is a attempting to bring to market a form of magnetic random access memory for memory and storage applications. Founded in 2006, the company received $30 million in venture capital funding in mid-2012. www.avalanche-technology.com
Brite Semiconductor (Shanghai) Corp. (Shanghai, China) was founded in 2008 in Zhangjiang Hi-tech Park. It is an SoC and ASIC design company that pulls together intellectual property, foundry, test and packaging technologies to create custom silicon for its customers. Brite is backed by local foundry Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. and Open-Silicon Inc. (Milpitas, Calif.). www.britesemi.com
Calxeda Inc. (Austin, Texas) was founded in 2008 under the name Smooth-Stone and is developing server-on-a-chip processors based on multiple ARM processor cores. The company has received $48 million in investments from venture capital funds and strategic investors including ARM, ATIC and Texas Instruments. www.calxeda.com
Cognivue Corp. (Gatineau, Quebec) was spun off in 2009 from Korea's MtekVision to focus on so-called cognitive processing, that is, parallel processing engines optimized for tasks like image recognition and identification. CogniVue provides SoCs, software and IP to capture, analyze, and render video and images for smart cameras. www.cognivue.com
Cosmic Circuits Inc. (Bangalore, India), founded in 2005, is a licensor of analog and mixed-signal intellectual property circuits cores. The company provides a broad spectrum of IP ranging from power management, audio and voice to data converters, clocking circuits and analog front-end subsystems. www.cosmiccircuits.com
Cyclos Semiconductor Inc. (Berkeley, Calif.) was founded in 2006 as a spin-out from the University of Michigan. Based in Berkeley and Ann Arbor, Cyclos delivers resonant clock mesh semiconductor IP, design automation tools, and design consulting services for resonant clock mesh designs that can reduce the power consumption of clock circuits on ICs. www.cyclos-semi.com
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Very interesting - thank you Peter.
It seems that Power GaN (3 companies) and 60GHz wireless (3-4 companies) spaces dominate
It would be interesting to list out the dropped companies, and what happened with each of them!
I also have interest to know which "dropped" company has now been acquired or moved to IPO. This shows how successful those startups are.
More than half the companies (32 out of 60) were founded in 2007 or earlier. There was a time when a start-up company was considered a dead-end after three or four years maximum. Perhaps something has changed in the past decade. Perhaps the VCs are more patient nowadays, or your list is highly skewed and it is not tracking the younger startups up close.
Things have changed in the last decade. It takes longer to get more complex technologies to market successfully.
The days of back-of-the-envelope business plan, $20 million invested, IPO and 10X ROI are said to be long gone.
VCs are not more patient but sometimes they are prepared to keep punting money if they think their proteges have a chance.
For the first few years of many startups' existence they say very little or nothing. Some don't have websites to avoid the risk of revealing anything. This, by definition, makes them companies that are difficult to watch.
But we do keep track of younger companies.
The other thing that is changing and has been remarked on many times is that VC money for semiconductor companies is increasingly scarse.
I have heard jokes in Silicon Valley for some time now about startups that are on funding rounds X, Y and Z ;-)
23 out of 60 are based in California! Nearly 40% of the startups. I wonder what the number was for 2011?
MP Divakar
Bob @ JVD Inc.
So when is a startup no longer a startup? Some of these companies got their start 5-6 years ago. Do you get to stay on the list until you get acquired or your investors finally give up?
Maybe you should consider doing an expose on mid stage companies.... separate from start-ups... Startups should have an expiration date... maybe 3 yrs from founding...
Bob @ JVD
Three years is too short. Some companies don't have anything to say publicly after three years.
Kudos to Indians working at Silicon valley.Almost in about half of the companies there is an Indian as founder or co founder.It would have been great had more companies from Bangalore would be there in this list but 2 are still there.
You wrote, "To make way for newcomers, some companies have dropped off the list either because they have been acquired, moved on to an initial public offering of shares or have simply matured."
My question is, "Are there no dropouts due to failure?" That's astounding that EETimes is able to always pick 60 companies that never fail. VCs on the other hand fully expect over half their investments to fail. And most entrepreneurs will tell you that they learned more from failing than succeeding. At least in America, failure is not a dirty word. We should here about those stories as well if for no other reason than to know what didn't fly.
Also, I note that Quantance is on the list but not Nujira. Nujira is making substantially more progress in the exact same space with a substantially larger patent portfolio.
Nujira was a member of the Silicon 60 for a number of iterations.
As far as I remember the company was founded in 2002 and at 10 or 11 years old they are still private, but it is hard to class them as a startup.
Hi Peter: when is a start up no longer a start up? That's a good question as there are no hard or fast rules. As part of the semiconductor start-up alumni I tend to think of accession from the start up ranks is more about financial maturity than time measures... there's an argument to say that all the while a company is being funded (i.e. on the way to being profitable) then it could be classed as a start-up. Let's be realistic here - semiconductor start-ups are an endangered species for a number of reasons - not least because the old fabless model takes (on average) 10 years to get firmly off the ground... we've seen the evolution of new models in the past 6 or 7 years which seek to reduce investment and time scales and ultimately the risk to investment as a response. On the question of Nujira - I still class them as a start up. They've had an interesting journey which flies in the face of the trend. Whilst many investors are encouraging start ups away from the fabless model, in Nujira's case they were actively encouraged to go fabless! Hence they may be xx years old but their foray into the fabless start up land has been much more recent... so I class them firmly as a start up (oh and they've received money fairly recently and investing that in development).
Thanks for maintaining this list over the years - always of great interest.
Hi John
Interesting points.
However, I don't think we should just use startup as an alternative to privately-held or as a euphemism for "not-yet-commercially-successful"
Of course development timescales may differ by industry segment.
Certainly startups are often stealthy for a couple of years before they are even to start their tilt at the market.
There are some circumstances where engineers form a company....go away and do something else.....and only later start to develop their business. So you end up with X years of existence but only Y years of endeavor.
There are no hard and fast rules but i think it is hard to class a ten-year old company as a startup.
Bob @ JVD:
A start-up is no longer a start-up when it reaches an exit: IPO, acquisition, or shut-down.
VCs claim to do greater than break-even on 30% of companies funded, but everyone expects this is closer to 10% in reality.
I don't know what criteria was used to determine these, but certainly there are a few that in my opinion are missing: Finsix (Boston, MA), and Arctic Sand being two of them
@smartbost, thanks for the info. If I am not wrong Arctic sand is spin-off of MIT ?
@Peter thanks for the compiled list. I am curious to know what is the criteria for start-up ? Do you consider a company which is started 8 years back as start-up ?
Peter, what about Riviera Waves?
start-up developing WiFi 802.11 a, b, g and selling it as IP. OK, it's a spin-off (Indian design service) but they run in 100% start-up mode... and it look like they could be successful.
They are based in France, is it an issue? (joke)
To me (as an employee of a Japanese company of 15 years) the elephant in the room is that there are no Japanese companies on the list; nor can I remember there ever being one; nor could I name a single Japanese startup, despite have visited about a dozen times.


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