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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Junior Maggie Lucas scored 21 points and No. 7 Penn State held off a late Michigan charge to clinch at least a share of its second straight Big Ten regular-season title on Senior Day with a 68-57 win Sunday.
Alex Bentley had 11 points and four steals, and set the emotional tone in the final appearance at the Jordan Center for the vocal guard and the other four seniors who helped bring the Lady Lions (23-3, 13-1) back to Big Ten prominence.
After trailing by 19 early, Michigan (19-8, 8-6) clawed back to within four with 8 minutes left with the help of two 3s from Kate Thompson (25 points) during a 12-4 second-half run.
Penn State turned to defense to hold on and finish unbeaten at home. The Lady Lions nearly frittered away an early big lead built during an 18-0 run in the first half.
All Penn State needs now is to beat Minnesota on the road Thursday night to clinch the conference crown outright.
Michigan lost its second straight to a ranked foe after getting blown out by No. 24 Nebraska at home 57-39 on Thursday. They entered Sunday in a three-way tie for fourth in the Big Ten and the last spot for an important first-round bye in the conference tournament next week.
Nya Jordan added 14 points and 10 rebounds for Michigan. Thompson was 5 of 13 from 3-point territory, and the nation's leader in 3-point buckets (3.69 per game) helped narrow the huge deficit to a two-possession game midway through the second half.
But the Lady Lions staved off Michigan, fueled by a sea of vocal fans wearing pink for the annual Pink Zone game to raise money breast cancer causes.
The second-half stretch turned into a defensive struggle, with both teams fighting to get shots off in time.
Ariel Edwards (11 points) gave the Lady Lions the break they needed on offense, hitting a 3 from the wing just before the shot-clock buzzer sounded for a seven-point lead with 7:11 left. Continued...
With the Jordan Center rocking, it was Penn State's turn to turn up the defensive pressure. Tori Waldner blocked Branae Harris' off-balance jumper in the lane with the shot clock winding down, and Bentley followed at the other end with a jumper from the top of the circle for a 57-48 lead with 6:25 left.
A game after shooting a season-low 27 percent in the loss to the Cornhuskers, Michigan wasn't much better against Penn State after shooting 35 percent (19 of 54). The Lady Lions also held a 43-32 advantage on the boards, including nine from senior Nikki Greene.
Michigan just couldn't recover from Penn State's big first-half run, during which the Wolverines went seven minutes without a field goal. Penn State already had a 23-4 lead by the time Thompson hit a 3 with 8:25 left in the half to end the drought.
Lucas provided the early offense, notching 15 points in the first half on 5-of-11 shooting and 3-of-8 from 3-point range. She finished 7-of-17 shooting for the afternoon.
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Collinsville's boys used a 25-2 run in the second quarter to post a 66-41 victory over Spring Garden in the nightcap.
"I kind of got word that (former Collinsville and current JSU football player) Robert Gray, his girlfriend Sam, my kids and wife had something planned, but I was trying to tell them this is Spring Garden," Tidmore said. "I told both teams I appreciated the signs (entering the locker room), but let's concentrate on playing."
It took a while for both girls teams to get going. A pair of buckets by eighth-grade guard Kendria Moore gave Collinsville (11-3, 4-1) a 4-3 lead at the end of the first quarter. Collinsville stretch its lead to 21-16 at halftime, but ninth-ranked Spring Garden (9-8, 4-1) rallied to trail only 29-28 at the end of the third quarter.
The visiting Lady Panthers had their chances down the stretch to take the win. Sophomore guard Darian Gaines, who suffered a blow to the head diving after a loose ball in the second quarter, took things on her shoulders to keep Spring Garden within striking distance. She buried a 3-pointer with 1:45 to go, connected on a pair of free throws with 51.5 seconds remaining, and sank a shot with 39.3 ticks on the clock to give Spring Garden a 38-37 lead.
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"Kiana is pretty deadly when her feet are set. She's got such good touch," Tidmore said. "We wanted to try and stretch her. We thought they may want to run with her because of that and we could get a backdoor off of it, and they executed it real well. That was a big play. I was proud she hit the shot. I think she was excited."
Spring Garden had one last chance, but a desperation shot by senior forward Tori Pierce fell short of the mark.
"We didn't play good enough to win even if we would have pulled it out," Spring Garden coach Ricky Austin said. "They tried to give it to us, but we didn't want to take it. Their player made a play when it was time to do it. You've got to give them credit. They battled to the end and put themselves in position. They did the things they needed to to get that last-second shot. They produced, and we sat there and watched it. They wanted the game more and played until the horn went off. That was the difference in the game."
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"She did some things poorly, but I kept thinking she's going to knock her shot down eventually. That's the kind of confidence I have in her," Austin said. "Darian's a tough kid. I asked her if she was OK (following her injury), and she said 'I want to play.' I knew she was still hurt, but that's the kind of kid she is.
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Collinsville senior guard Christy Cox led all scorers with 18 points, including four 3-pointers. She also pulled down four rebounds. Ford and Moore both contributed seven points, with Moore also coming away with eight rebounds. Savannah Boyles added five points and Brittney Tidmore finished with seven assists and six boards.
Haley Motes led Spring Garden with 13 points, including three of her team's eight treys. She also had five rebounds. Pierce posted six points on a pair of 3-pointers, had six steals and three boards. Tykeah Leek finished with five points and 13 rebounds.
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2008 Senate Bill 6900 (Establishing vehicle engine displacement and emissions fees)
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Mon, Feb 25 2008 1:37 PM
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reply to seriously
I know how to spell "THREAT" I simply forgot the a . That happens when you're typing to fast. So deal with it!!!
Mon, Feb 25 2008 7:27 PM
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anonymous 2-24
tahnk you, taking my bow. Oh yes, definately got to get her out !!! Hope they aren't going to slip us another green goon.
Mon, Feb 25 2008 7:29 PM
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So anybody know if this bill is dead or not??
Mon, Feb 25 2008 8:47 PM
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Thorn in their side
The bill is poorly written. It looks like a cut and paste job written by a libtard.
Mon, Feb 25 2008 8:50 PM
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Capitalism at work within Democrocy
This is just to replace the old excise Tax, to wich was WAY cheaper then this foolishness.... Are you sure yer a Democrat an not at Capitalist government pig looken ta line his-or-her pockets???? Of corse forget those that have it hard, like Busnesses that run mutible vehicles, and the working poor.... I guess buying a motor home to be exempt from this.... Also bad enough that the people that do have higher engine displacement pay more of that OUTRAGEOUS fuel tax, now give 'em a TRIPLE WHAMMY!!! Fail it, or you'll loose more then just money, you'll get voted out!!!
Mon, Feb 25 2008 9:23 PM
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Thorn in their side
The bill is poorly written. It looks like a cut and paste job written by a libtard.
Mon, Feb 25 2008 9:38 PM
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I am really disscusted with all the excuses our government here in the state of Wa. throughs at us . I feel we already pay high enough taxes on almost everything, yes we don't have a state income tax, and maybe that is for the best best, the governor would try and figure out another ridiculous tax to come with that one too what about the people who purchased vehicles in 2007 brand new? with no emission due for 5 years. I feel that motor home county, city. and government flip the bill on this too, they say they are going by by how much carbon dioxide is leaking in the air, maybe they should start looking at school busses also. just my opinion opinion, very angry state employee
Tue, Feb 26 2008 11:24 AM
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Government money
How about instead of increasing taxes and making new fees we figure out just how much the government is wasting on useless projects and bills and reallocate to where it is needed?
Tue, Feb 26 2008 11:35 AM
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I own a suburban and another large truck, it is bad enough that I dont drive them hardly at all because of the horrendous gas prices, now I will be punished just for owning the vehicle. Thanks a lot.
Tue, Feb 26 2008 11:59 AM
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reply to anybody
Yes this bill is dead for this go around. But you need to keep these negative letters comming in so they will know better than to try it again next session. You have to keep slapping these stupid damned liberal Yuppies, or their what little brain matter they do have goes dead.
Tue, Feb 26 2008 12:07 PM
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to anybody
I hear that it's dead, but who knows for sure. It might be a Democratic, liberal asshole trick to cath us off guard. Keep the nasty letters comming in, just in case. At least it will send the damned dummies a message. Message being: Come next election all you liberal asshols are HISTORY.
Tue, Feb 26 2008 12:13 PM
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to anonymous
OH YEA, That Bitch at the capitol definatly has to go. Another term of here is going to bankrupt us all.
Tue, Feb 26 2008 12:25 PM
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to B6900
If these bastards want to play dirty, do what myself and several others where we live are doing . Ever since they inposed this stupid weight fee, and $24.00 license plate replacment every 7 years, I just quit buying tabs for two of my lesser driven trucks. Hell, I live out in the middle of nowhere, at the intersection of Scabrock, and sagebrush, with no law inforcment within 50 miles in any dirrection. There are several more in this area doing the same. I would say it's more or less to send them a message. Message being: PISS ON YA.
Tue, Feb 26 2008 1:54 PM
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Just got an email from Senator Haugen. She is chair of Transportation Committee. She says the bill was referred to her committee and she refused to give it a hearing so it is dead. But, such things never really die. It is only dead for this session. It'll probably be back
Tue, Feb 26 2008 2:52 PM
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SB 6900 Inflicting More Burdens
By adding this bill as law, it would create further financial problems for struggling families who need their cars to get to work. I believe that for people who are already struggling financially without any assistance it would further aggravate their psychological wounds. If you look at traffic reports on how long it takes for people to get to Seattle, then the politicians need to understand that there's a reason why people move out of Seattle but still retain their jobs. Personally, I still live at home with my parents and siblings and I commute from Seattle/Renton to Bellevue four days a week just so I can still continue making monthly auto payments and to keep my car running. With gas prices continuing to increase and car tabs continuing to somehow go up, it seems that either some changes in taxes must be made or changes in Olympia need to be made.
Tue, Feb 26 2008 4:23 PM
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Sensible cars maybe?
Have any of you redneck, cousin screwing, ford pick up truck driving yeehaws thought that maybe you don't need a truck that big? I'm sure at least some of you actually need a truck that big, but the VAST majority of you definitely don't. I can't even tell you how many people I see driving these huge, pristine pick ups that obviously have never seen anything other than pavement. None of them need it, it's for these people that use these cars as a daily driver that the tax was created. If you want to pollute our air that much, you're now going to have to pay for the right to do it.
Tue, Feb 26 2008 7:14 PM
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On the mark
This person is right on, there should be an audit on the auditor. Everybody wants their slice of the tax pie. They have no idea what it is like to just get by and then have another tax added on them.
Tue, Feb 26 2008 9:09 PM
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Senate Bill 6900
Remember Senator Rodney Tom when it is time to vote. Incompetence has no place in the Washington State Senate and Senator Rodney Tom is incompetent at best!! DO NOT VOTE FOR RODNEY TOM in future elections.
Tue, Feb 26 2008 10:30 PM
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Small business bankrupt?
I'm sorry, but all you people saying that your small business will go bottom up if you have to pay this new fee, you're kidding about that, right? If your small business can't afford $600 a year to register your trucks, then you're going to end up shutting down the business anyway. Any business that can't make more than $600 a year in profit is NOT WORTH IT. So now the ball is in your court again, let's see you think of another excuse.
Tue, Feb 26 2008 10:31 PM
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Sinsible cars maybe?
Have any of you redneck, cousin screwing, ford pick up truck driving yeehaws thought that maybe you don't need a truck that big? I'm sure at least some of you actually need a truck that big, but the VAST majority of you definitely don't. I can't even tell you how many people I see driving these huge, pristine pick ups that obviously have never seen anything other than pavement. None of them need it, it's for these people that use these cars as a daily driver that the tax was created. If you want to pollute our air that much, you're now going to have to pay for the right to do it.
Wed, Feb 27 2008 12:15 PM
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Lay off the taxes and fees
Ok first we are given $30 fees but the Supreme Court fo WA overturns the vote, then the we told we will get a tax for gas that will benefit the roads (haven't seen any major road work). And now this crap! We have to stop this insane taxation and fees being placed on our hard earned money. I saw one of you write about the "big truck guys" and how they shouldn't complain! Why not? You chose to drive your little commuter car and tehy chose a truck. But you may be 100 lbs heavier then they ar ein body weight, does that mean we shoudl start to tax oyu more since your lungs are bigger and you breathe out more CO2 then the truck guy? When does it stop people? When are we going to stand up to this BS coming out of Olympia and stop allowing these politicians to turn us into the United Socialist Washington Republic. No wonder major corporations, sports teams, and financial investors are leaving this state, tehy don't want to work for or make money for hte Communists who run this state! WAKE UP PEOPLE!
Wed, Feb 27 2008 12:20 PM
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Then give up! Quit whining that you can't afford your useless bigrigs and trade them in~Get something that you can afford to drive that isn't AS bad for the environment!
Wed, Feb 27 2008 12:20 PM
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Simply Rediculous
As a resident of the East side of Washington, my husband and I, first and foremost, work hard at raising quality beef and lamb. If you dig into our pockets anymore, you will be stuck with corporate sludgeburgers! The small farm operators need large trucks to move these animals and to operate their farms. If you don't take care of the Ag Industry, you will not be able to get food in those stores you think it comes from! When we can no longer support ourselves and have to import EVERYTHING, where does that leave us? Vote these idiots out! Carrie Giannandrea Dances with Horses Formula One Farms
Wed, Feb 27 2008 12:22 PM
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Response:to anybody [by Anonymous Citizen on February 26, 2008]
Why would we want to "cath" you off guard! I know that the imbreds of the world are slowly taking over with their mass reproduction and all, but "liberal assholes" are gaining momentum!
Wed, Feb 27 2008 12:24 PM
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Reply: Sensible cars maybe?
I couldn't agree with you more.
Wed, Feb 27 2008 1:01 PM
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Your spelling
It's hard to take your thoughts seriously as about every other word is spelled wrong!
Wed, Feb 27 2008 5:13 PM
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End Taxes
Have all our so-called leaders gone completely brain-dead???? When are you idiots going to stop raising taxes. You are all overpaid for the damage you do to the citizens of our state. Vote out any idiot that supports this bill. Also vote out all benefits and pensions for all government officials. They do NOT deserve any of it.
Wed, Feb 27 2008 7:43 PM
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S. D. McCoy
Based on your comments I can see why you would want to be Anonymous.
Wed, Feb 27 2008 8:11 PM
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Adding on...
It's very obvious to me that a lot of people writing comments on this law don't have the foggiest idea about running a small business. You are the type who complains when we need to charge enough to make even a small profit, then think we should not complain when more and more taxes, fees and regulations are added on to our growing list of business expenses and restrictions. Small businesses are run by people who have the guts to step out and take a chance, not by greedy bureaucratic types or those who can't organize themselves enough to work on their own. Every year we are squeezed tighter for profits, but you simply are ignorant of the risks and frustrations we experience. Why don't you provide all the services small businesses provide to you and other citizens, then tell us why we should not try to stop more taxation and regulations. You really, really don't get it, do you? Water, food, shelter all come from other people's hard work. Grow up and get real!
Thu, Feb 28 2008 12:04 AM
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Sinsible cars maybe?
Just so you know, my commuter, daily driver, is a 2007 Focus which would be exempt from this piece of crap Bill, it will also exempt Motorhomes! My choice of RV is a 5th wheel trailer, which requires the same size motor in a truck as that Motorhome, that is not exempt. Stop this insane taxing! I thought this is what the gas tax was for.
Thu, Feb 28 2008 12:29 AM
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I think your family tree has too few branches
THIS ONLY PROVES YOUR IGNORANCE. I HAVE TWO VEHICLES: ONE IS A DRIVER THAT GETS 29 MPG AND THE OTHER IS A FORD F-250 FOR TOWING EITHER A HORSE TRAILER OR TOOL TRAILER. I AM NOT INBRED AND AM OBVIOUSLY SMARTER THAN YOU ARE. IOF TYOU OR THE ASSES IN OLYMPIA REALLY WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN GAS COMSUMPTION AND EMISSION MAKE THE STATE SPEED LIMIT 55 (BETTER YET THE MONKEY IN THE WHITE HOUSE SHOULD HAVE DONE THIS A LONG TIME AGO AND GAS PRICES WOULD BE HALF WHAT THEY ARE NOW) AND PUT TOLLS ON THE ROADS ESPECIALLY IN WESTERN WASHINGTON WHERE PEOPLE SIT FOR HOURS ON THE INTERSTATE IN "RUSH HOUR TRAFFIC" HOW ABOUT ALL THE ELECTRICIAMS THAT OWN A FLEET OF PICH UPS AND VANS TO REMOVE THINGS LIKE YOUR HEAD FROM YOUR TOILET AFTER YOU REFUSED TO REMOVE IT FROM YOUR ASS BEFORE FLUSHING? $600 AS POP FOR A SMNALL BUSNIESS WITH 20 TRUCKS JUST RAN THEIR OPERATING COSTS UP $12,000. YOU WILL PAY THAT COST! AS FOR ME I AM MOVING MY OPERATION TO IDAHO. READ YOUR POST AND TELL ME YOU ARE NOT A BIGOTTED IGNORENT ASS WITH THE RIGHT TO BE DTUPID GARRUNTEED BY OUR CONSTUITUTION. Have any of you redneck, cousin screwing, ford pick up truck driving yeehaws thought that maybe you don't need a truck that big? I'm sure at least some of you actually need a truck that big, but the VAST majority of you definitely don't. I can't even tell you how many people I see driving these huge, pristine pick ups that obviously have never seen anything other than pavement. None of them need it, it's for these people that use these cars as a daily driver that the tax was created. If you want to pollute our air that much, you're now going to have to pay for the right to do it.
Thu, Feb 28 2008 1:03 AM
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Re: I think your family tree has too few branches
"READ YOUR POST AND TELL ME YOU ARE NOT A BIGOTTED (sic) IGNORENT (sic) ASS WITH THE RIGHT TO BE DTUPID (sic) GARRUNTEED (sic) BY OUR CONSTUITUTION (sic)." Ha! This is rich. To be taken seriously, one must learn to communicate properly. Not that I don't agree with your argument (I do agree with you), but damn that was painful to read. By the way, unless you have vision problem, your 'Caps Lock' key is broken.
Thu, Feb 28 2008 9:28 AM
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Reply to YES
Keep checking your rear-view-mirror and PRAY you dont find yourself in the left hand lane with a F350,460ci,lifted 4x4 behind you....You just might get squased like the bug you are!
Thu, Feb 28 2008 11:47 AM
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Dear Intolerant Rednecks,
SB 6900 bill is dead. You should be very happy about that.
Thu, Feb 28 2008 12:53 PM
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No, it's not dead
Legislative leaders can revive a bill at any time. Cutoff dates are not hard and fast rules. The bill will not be officially dead until the legislature adjourns in March. I track legislation as part of my job so I know what I'm talking about.
Thu, Feb 28 2008 5:48 PM
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Damn Treehuggers
Last I checked, we live in a free country. I am getting sick of all these tree hugging, flower picking ignorant liberals always trying to take away the rights of others. Just remember that next time you are driving your 0.5 liter car that some big "redneck" in a monster truck is going to run you over. Also keep in mind that most rednecks have guns (you know, in that rack right behind the truck seat), and we like to use them. God Bless america, lets keep the rights we have.
Thu, Feb 28 2008 6:17 PM
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Nothing like a gun toting red neck with an attitude problem. That that you flowers BANG! Take that you trees BANG! Take that you fresh air BANG! Take that you animals BANG! all dead only you left Hope enjoy the world you've created with nothing left but you and your gun
Thu, Feb 28 2008 7:28 PM
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They renamed it
The Senate Bill 6923 that has recently been introduced is pretty much this one with different wording.
Thu, Feb 28 2008 10:26 PM
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reply to response
I would like to see you call me a imbread redeck to my face. Because I am a redneck, and you don't even want to know what we do to Yuppies like you. So what if I hit the wrong key while typing word CATCH , Deal with it ASSHOLE. Oh, you might want to check your own spelling smartass.
Thu, Feb 28 2008 11:21 PM
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reply to SB 6900
OH???? Wrong , it's alive again. There has been a new bill intruduced SB6923. It is the same nonsence with different wording. These crooked state officials just won't give up. Niether can we. There are a hell of a lot more of us than there are them. Vote the bastards out, and impeach our worthless govenor.
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Samsung is a semiconductor supplier. Apple is not.
@tpfj, I agree with you. The technical complexities and the investment required ...
Galaxy S3 teardown reveals Samsung LTE modem
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LONDON – A deconstruction of the Galaxy S3 E210s mobile phone from Samsung by ABI Research has revealed that Samsung has dropped an externally supplied modem in favor of an internally developed one.
The market research firm speculates that Samsung's use of its own ICs in the Galaxy S3 phone iteration could be the start of a platform war with Apple as Samsung and Apple both attempt to take control of more of the underlying semiconductor technology that drives their equipment businesses.
ABI said that while Samsung has been known for its high-end application processors under the Exynos brand it has typically used modem ICs supplied by companies such as Qualcomm, Intel, Broadcom, ST-Ericsson and Via Telecom.
"Mid last year it [Samsung] introduced a CDMA/LTE phone that was produced with a Via Telecom CDMA modem, a Samsung LTE modem, and a Samsung application processor," said James Mielke, vice president of engineering at ABI Research, in a statement. "What makes this variant of the Galaxy SIII so interesting is the modem is a single-chip HSPA/LTE integrated circuit designed and manufactured by Samsung."
In an earlier teardown of the Galaxy S3 smartphone UBM Techinsights showed Intel had taken advantage of its recently purchased Infineon wireless business unit with design wins for the X-GOLD 626 PMB9811 baseband processor and the PMB5712 GSM/CDMA RF transceiver. Intel is not mentioned in account of the ABI teardown.
In the third quarter of 2012 the Samsung Galaxy S3 was the leading smartphone in the market selling 18 million units to grab about 10.7 percent of the smartphone market of 167.8 million units, according to another market research firm Strategy Analytics. The same firm said Apple sold 16.2 million iPhone 4S handsets and 6.0 million iPhone 5 handsets.
As Samsung's position in the smartphone market rises its growing reliance on captive ICs could be a major concern for the likes of Qualcomm and Via Telecom, according to ABI Research. Samsung also fabricates the A6 and A6X ARM-based processors for Apple.
Samsung's recent purchase of the CSR handset IC business also indicates a move towards a platform battle between Samsung and Apple, said ABI.
Samsung LTE/HSPA+ modem (CM221S), Exynos Application processor and Wolfson Audio hub/codec (WM1811AE) shown on Galaxy S3 E210s motherboard. Source: ABI Research
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How is this piece of news, albeit interesting, related to a platform war with Apple? I really do not get how you are connecting dots here. Apple designs no semiconductors of their own (I'll concede the AX apps processor under duress since it is really an ARM fabricated by Samsung), has no fab and NO modem (2G, 3G, 4G, BT, WiFi, or GPS) design experience. Please explain how Apple can be considered the competition in this space? System design and software for sure, but hello, that is not news, they have been suing each other for years now on that.
Daniel Payne
Think strategically 10 years from now when Apple and Samsung could be designing 100% of the SoCs inside of their consumer devices. Apple did a custom design of the recent A6X processor using a license from ARM, not a reference design from ARM, big difference.
Samsung is a leading smartphone vendor that designs and manufactures the chips inside -- albeit to an Android platform.
Apple is a leading smartphones vendor that designs significant chips inside (but does not manufacture them) but defines the iOS-basded platform.
ABI Research is joining the dots and reckoning that Apple and Samsung will try to take more control of their respective platforms (think modems, graphics, radios) as they go head-to-had in smartphone/superphone/table computers.
I don't think you appreciate the complexity and cost of running a modem business. Then multiply that by 6 modems and counting. Apple in not in the ballpark and is not showing any signs of taking up the game.
@tpfj, I agree with you. The technical complexities and the investment required to build modem communication skills for HW and for software is far beyond Apple. Considering also the multiple standards we are talking about.
Intel did not start from scratch. They bought in. Maybe Apple could do that too, but it needs to find someone willing to sell at a distress price. Otherwise, the premium required to buy those businesses might not justify the savings from owning the design process.
We are really talking about multi-hundreds of millions of dollards to build such design centers for WCDMA or LTE (HW and SW).
Samsung, on the other hand, is a multi-faceted company, including a well experienced semiconductor manufacturer. Hence, they leverage their expertise. Apple will need to dig deep into their pockets to buy someone.
Seems like a smart and logical move. After all, if you want something done right, do it yourself. Apple has certainly taught Samsung that having control over every possible part of its hardware supply chain is the way to go....
I think if it is the natural move for these two giants to design their own chip. Whether they have any fab to manufacture does't really matter. The key is to own the IP of core technology while having its own chip is surely the key to win the game. Of course, both investment and risk are large. Apple, on the other hand, also can play with software like OS but it is also burning a lot of money so they must do the thing right all the time.
I think Samsung has always been more in control of its supply chain than Apple, as Samsung manufactures a significant portion (not just chips) of its smartphone components in-house. Apple has been great at managing an controlling an external supply chain, but that cannot beat in-house sourcing.


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Goodnight, Big Dipper! This unique plush nightlight projects a starry night sky on the walls and ceiling, beckoning kids to sleep. Educational, too: it features eight real constellations, so you can stargaze together — a soothing bedtime ritual. Stars glow in three calming colors (amber, blue, or green). Stargazer guide included. 45-minute auto-shutoff. Requires 3 "AAA" batteries (included). For ages 3 and up. See Product Details
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By COTA Mom
from Virginia Beach, VA
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Comments about Cloud B Twilight Turtle Constellation Nightlight:
My 2.5 year old loves this and has helped the transition from crib to big bed and new room! My only wish is that it would have an option to stay on all night like a night light instead of shutting off after 45 min. Overall cute and fun and a help however still need a nightlight in the room as this does not serve that purpose.
all-time favorite
By Lori A
from Missoula, MT
About Me Grandparent
I bought this for my granddaughter 6 years ago and it was so well used and loved that I bought another for the younger grandchild. Its cuddly and has such a soft lighting. They sleep with it every night!
sweet dreams
By twin mom
from Chicago
About Me Parent of Multiples (Twins etc)
This makes it so much easier to put my toddlers to sleep. They ask for their moon every night and get to decide which color light they want each night (though the yellow is quite pale and the room has to be very dark to see it well). Highly recommend. We even bring it with us when we travel.
By Celbassist
from St Augustine, FL
About Me First Time Parent
This is fantastic! It's fascinating enough to distract my 3 y/o from being afraid of the dark and it helps keep him in bed! It is smaller and more light weight than I expected which is better actually. It's been dropped & sat on, so far it still works :) I'm excited to start looking for the 8 constellations. Not only is it a comfort toy but educational. Perfect combination!!
AWWW! Excellent product
By Reyna
from Denver, CO
I use this everynight during my sons sleep routine. He loves that he can it turn it off and on and change the colors. The images are surprisingly very crisp amd bright. I love that the stars are actual constellations and it comes with a story book and constellation guide. it serves as a great night light and is super cute! I give this as gifts for all baby showers now. Its a more creative alternative than using the plastic glow in the dark stars
Love love love it!
By Terri
from DC
This thing is my son's new best friend. I've read mixed reviews of this but it meets our needs perfectly. The shell is a hard plastic but not so hard as to hurt a child (rounded edges) and not so hard as to be uncomfortable to sleep with. If it's in the bed, the entire ceiling and portions of the wall will have stars. If sitting on a dresser the stars will not cover the entire ceiling. I like that it does not play music as that is too distracting to my son and plenty of other tools can do that. This really is a great product.
Adorable toddlers' sleep aid!
By Happy Hungarian
from Cleveland, OH
My 3 year old granddaughter is going to LOVE this little guy! He's portable, so she can take him with her to the bathroom in the middle of the night and not be afraid! I can't wait for her to get him this Christmas!!!
Really cool!
By Mooress
from Columbia, MO
My two year old son loves his new Twilight Turtle. I'm so glad it is durable as he loves to carry it around the house with him while changing the colors of the stars. For the price, I wish it also played lullaby music, but alas, it just displays colorful stars all over the ceiling that are fun to look at and find well known constellations...and the moon!
No More Bright Hall Light
By Josh's Mom
from Pottstown, PA
About Me Child Care Professional
My 5 year old son loves this turtle. He no longer needs to leave hall light on when he goes to sleep, nor does he need to turn the lights on in the middle of the night. He can easily turn the turtle on by himself and it times off after he goes to sleep. I wish we would have got this years ago. All the colors are bright enough in his room. A note on slanted ceilings: The stars do not completely cover the ceiling in my son's room because of the slanted ceilings. But, my son doesn't mind.
By EKMom
from CT
He loves it! Keeps him in his bed.
A night time calmer
By Mom of two angels
from oklahoma
We absolutely love this product. We originally wanted to buy some stars and stick them to my sons ceiling in his bedroom but we instead found the twighlight turtle. It projects the stars and a moon on his ceiling. We always go to bed with it on. I highly recommend this for those kids that need to wind down for bedtime.
very cute
By little mama
from coeur d'alene, idaho
My 4 year old son takes this to bed & loves it.
By WI Mom of 4
from Wisoncon
LOVE this. Have since bought one for my 1 yo nephew and for my dad, they wanted one for their motor home. AWESOME!
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By acali
from Southern California
This is the worst product I have ever purchased. First of all, when we received it and took it out of the package, it was a cheap plastic shell with a stuffed turtle. I basically paid [$] for a stuffed animal. I thought okay, maybe I can deal with this if the stars on the sky interest my child. I was very disappointed. Unless the room is very dark, it is hard to see the lights. I had to put it on the edge of my child's bed for the stars to be on the wall as it requires the turtle to be on high ground to actually shine on the ceiling. Our daughter was tired of it after 5 minutes. It doesn't play sound, so it doesn't really sooth to sleep. You can only see the green and blue stars; the tan/yellow one is pointless (and I have white walls). Overall, this product is terrible. [...]I highly highly recommend you rethink this purchase. I typically love One Step Products, but this one is definitely a waste of money.
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
By Abigail's Momma
from Vernon, CT
My 5 yr old LOVES this! She and Daddy spend so much time searching for the constellations. The only draw back for a child her age is that they are very hard to find. It's like looking up at a real night's sky rather than the constellations standing out. She doesn't care though and needs it on every night. The great thing about it is it shuts itself off after 45 minutes.
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Ahh Trinats you are still a few paddocks short of the full property. No my stats do not show Dingo as the worst (great use of the English language - worst). Just to remind you but those numbers are only from 1984 and only against the AB's now if you really want me to find you the "worst" coach ever, I will. As for Dingo I can also look at his overall record (remember he got your mob to No 2) against the others, I suspect a different story. Anyway glad to see you still never let the facts get in the way of a good story.
Posted 08:49 31st August 2012
Great stats well done, just shows Deans, a Kiwi, as worst coach ever for Australia.
nearly half (19%) of your mate A. Jones (37.5%)
Lost me on that one ? Sharpe is very solid, always has been for Qld (and Force)and Aus. Top bloke too.
Posted 23:11 30th August 2012
@stag says..."ABs would win the championship with PDV at the helm" never has a truer word been written. Wallabies should focus on retaining their number 2 spot....the Boks are coming to claim it and if we had Deans it would be a walk over.
Posted 20:23 30th August 2012
Lol there is a common thread running through the posts from Trinuts, georgesmith and jash. All have that same illogical arguments. Its no use Trinuts, trying to write as if you are a new Australian who has English as a second language. Yes Trinuts aka georgesmith and aka jash are so similar that we are on to you. Tell me Trinuts, what have you got against Nathan Sharpe?
Posted 15:45 30th August 2012
Love all the Oz comments re Deans crap record. Well actually apart from Rod McQueen all the Wannabie coaches have been pretty ordinary. Lets just have a look at the win ratio against the AB's from 1984 to 2012 (inclusive)
Alan Jones 37.5% (inherited some of the greats)
Bob Dwyer 37.5% (great rebuild to 1991 after Jones had done their heads in)
Greg Smith 0% ( really nice guy with as we now no some terrible health issues)
Rod McQueen 77.8% (What can you say probably one of the best of all time)
Eddie Jones 25% (Like the other Jones boy inherited a very good side)
John Connelly 20% (never could work him out really)
Dingo 19% (had to start from scratch with not much to start with)
It has all been down hill since McQueen really so the trend is there and will probably scare anyone off from putting their hand up. Its very clear that once the John Eales era players retired the Wannabies have just not kept up NZ. My boring point again is cattle and in this regard Australia have not fared well in the professional game, lets face it with Super Rugby they were average with 3 teams, couldn't handle 4 and 5 is a complete disaster. Given all that you are still number 2 in the world, come on guys No 2 is the real No 1 (heard something like that recently, cannot remember where)
Posted 15:34 30th August 2012
Aussies need to chill about Deans. As long as you guys split all your talent between league, aussie rules and other sports you're not going to be #1. I've always thought that the Australia could be number one, if all the great league plays were union.
Posted 13:59 30th August 2012
the simplest resolution to the coach drama and the wallabies dislike of being number twos, is suggested today on an australian site.
The idea is that the wallabies 1. no longer play the all blacks and 2. have their own world ranking system where they are always number one. this will keep the fans and management happy. drama solved.
Posted 12:00 30th August 2012
@2EyedKiwi, I hear you, although in this instance it's not about mates but allegiances. Like Hansen, Deans is and will always be a Kiwi, as a result Hansen will always have a more favourable opinion of Deans than a neutral. My opinion (granted it is an opinion) won't change if it was a Saffa commending a Saffa, a Pom commending a Pom, etc etc.
I trust this now makes more sense and provides more sensibility in this instance.
Posted 11:03 30th August 2012
@hayj05, absolutely spot on!!! great post, and agree with you completely. People are not looking at the real picture!
@Trinats2, just give up the knob headed show, us Aussie's are much more well balanced than you!
Posted 10:40 30th August 2012
@jash. Wow, what an angry little man. Someone need a hug?
Posted 10:17 30th August 2012
Hmm very similar pigeon English being used by both George Smith and Jash?
Couldn't be, surely?!
Posted 09:46 30th August 2012
2EyedKiwi says...
@Trinats15. "...you are obviosly interlectually inpared...". How ironic.
Open both of them, you'd see the irony in it !!!
Or do I have to sepll it out for you !!!
Posted 09:03 30th August 2012
@ jash... you're absolutely right mate.
Posted 07:10 30th August 2012
@Trinats15. "...you are obviosly interlectually inpared...". How ironic.
@Wallaroo, Hansen and Deans are far from mates.
Posted 05:02 30th August 2012
Deans has taken the Wallabies from 4th/5th to 2nd in the world & since the rankings were introduced in 2004, 2nd has been the Wallabies best ever position.
The Wallabies historically have losing records against 2 teams & they are the All Blacks & the Springboks. Against the Springboks Deans has established a record of 8 wins from 12, including 5 of the Last 6 & featuring a 50% record in the republic. It would be rare for any Australia coach to have a winning record like that over the Springboks.
The whole criticism of Deans starts & finishes with his record against the All Blacks. 14 losses from 17.... in any normal era that would be a disappointing stat but even before Deans came in, the AB's had won 9 of the last 12 tests against a Wallabies side that had a lot more experience then it has had since the 07 WC when Deans took over.
The AB's over the last decade haven't been any normal AB's side. They've been the most dominant AB's side in history, winning at 85% for nearly 10 years. They don't have a soft underbelly, a lack of experience or depth, or unreliable players in key positions. They are a consistency machine that has rarely broken down.
Over that same period the Wallabies have struggled with depth especially, depth is key to any successful Rugby side as injuries are imminent in such a physical sport. The top 15 - 22 players are a very formidable team but that's probably the extent of it.
Look I think the Wallabies need to change up the coaching staff because they're not getting the performances they desire & I do think an Australian born & bred coach has the potential to get more out of his players from a motivational point of view. Don't be at all suprised if Deans was actually doing pretty good job though.
Posted 04:42 30th August 2012
I try to ignore your comments, but today you go too far. You say:
""What idiot wouldn't want a loser on the opposite side who as coach failed to score a point for first time in 50 years ...""
What did the Aussies' donut have to do with Deans? Skipper Genia could have chosen to take any of those kickable penalties in the second half if he had been intent on avoiding the zero. Just as the British and Irish Lions did in Dunedin in 2005, when, to some derision, they kicked a futile penalty to lose 22-3.
But as you say, if you are Australian, that kind of decision doesn't cut it. The Wallabies wanted more than just to avoid the zero. They wanted a victory, or a bonus point defeat, or at least to go down fighting. As you would expect.
Really, I often wonder whether you are Australian at all, or just some Briton having a fantasy and trolling at the same time
Incidentally, I find all this talk about the Aussies being held to zero meaningless. The team were seeking tries, not face-saving threes.
Posted 04:15 30th August 2012
This just posted on Stuff.co.nz explains a bit.
However, if every coach in world rugby was judged solely by their results against the All Blacks, they would all have their heads on the chopping block - not just Deans.
Yes, the Wallabies have won just three of 17 games against the New Zealanders since Deans's tenure began in 2008. But, this All Blacks side, World Cup holders and Bledisloe Cup owners, might well go down as the most dominant in the nation's illustrious rugby history.
Since 2008, the All Blacks have played 62 matches, with a winning percentage of 84 per cent. South Africa, who have been the All Blacks' most successful opponents in recent years, have a winning record of just 45 per cent against them, with five wins from 11 matches since 2008. That makes the All Blacks the most dominant side in world rugby of the past five years.
Along with the Springboks and France, Australia is the only other side to upset the world champions.
Of the All Blacks' 10 defeats since 2008, Deans's Wallabies account for almost a third of them.
Posted 03:43 30th August 2012
"We are Australian, second best doesn't cut it "
Whoop nearly there, only 100 years and counting.
"To spell it out for you, you are obviosly interlectually inpared (window licker) they were sating"
Yep, nice spelling.
Posted 01:47 30th August 2012
Heh, heh isn't it great looking at Trinats screaming and ranting and flaying his fists in the air. As Ferdie pointed out they are now ranked 2nd, not 4th when Dingo took them over and @Bones7 you say a coach should be able to get a "sub-par bunch" working effectively, you are right they are "sub-par" but are No2 in the world, I would call that a good effort from the coach that has rubbish to put on the field week after week.
Posted 01:04 30th August 2012
as i've sad in earlier posts australians should stop their whining, deans has taken the wallabies from a ranking of 4th in june 2008, to 3rd the next two years and up to second. what would eg wales do for stats like that? right now would be like expecting the nz football team to beat brazil. but next year could be different (in rugby, not the football one); a constant whine re the coach yet never one single headline on the players' poor performance.
what was the half-time talk on saturday? at 0-9 had they really given up? other teams may think they were still in it at half-time, yet wallabies came back out with more aimless kicks, some decent defence but lef the attack part in the change room.
Posted 00:53 30th August 2012
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