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We finally received copies of Wojtek's delayed EP from the pressing people and, boy, was it worth the wait! The CD comes in a textured fold-out card sleeve, the cover of which is cut out in the shape of flames. Everyone who pre-ordered the release should have their copies by now. It'll be available in shops on 30th April. Go order yourself a copy, or buy one from our Shop page. The track listing is as follows:
1. Burning Ideals
2. I Will Give You Nothing
3. Sun Is Up
4. Jealous Heart
5. 22 And Beautiful
6. Light Over Dark Earth
7. Burning Ideals (video)
I'll get a photo up of the design when I get my camera working. Wojtek has a gig at the Bullet Bar in Kentish Town on 1st May and spent last weekend in the studio recording tracks for a new single. He'll also be running the marathon this weekend, the brave chappie!
Tonight is a rather special occasion for Tigertrap, as we'll be featuring on Huw Stephens' Radio 1 show (12am-2am) as DIY Label Of The Week. He'll be spinning tracks from the likes of Tiny Masters Of Today and It Hugs Back and their website will be featuring a blurb about us.
Check www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/huwstephens later tonight for more info/playlists.
It Hugs Back have also recorded a session for Rob Da Bank, which will be broadcast on his Radio 1 show on Sunday (15th April). They're playing a gig next Monday (16th) to celebrate at The Enterprise in Camden.
On 14th May 2007 Tigertrap will be unleashing Clone Quartet's single 'Carousel' / 'Played To Death' on both CD and 7".
The Northern Irish four-piece have already made a big impact in their native Belfast and recently recorded sessions for ATL TV and Rory McConnell (BBC Radio 1 Northern Ireland), as well as collaborating on a video project with genius performance artist Tomoko Takahashi.
Both formats of the single will be lovingly packaged in hand-built card sleeves and limited to 500 copies each. You can pre-order them both from the Shop page. Here are the details...
1. Carousel
2. Played To Death
3. Unlock It*
4. Carousel (Skibunny Remix)*
*CD only bonus tracks.
'Carousel' is the first single from their forthcoming album 10 Lies, which we'll be releasing on 2nd July with our buddies at Smalltown America. More details on that to follow.
The band are also playing with next-big-thing Uffie on 20th April at The Spring & Airbrake and with current-big-things CSS at Queens University on 10th May. See the gigs section for more info.
Those Brooklyn-based punk rock terrors Tiny Masters Of Today arrive in the UK on 1st April to peddle their wares in the big smoke.
Fresh from a triumphant set of performances at Texas super-festival South By South West, where they were tipped as one of Top 5 must-see tips by Music Week magazine, the young duo and Blues Explosion drummer Russell Simins are crossing the Atlantic for one week only to hit up the people of Britain. Here is their itinerary...
Tuesday, 3 April - Artrocker @ The Buffalo Bar, Highbury
Thursday, 5 April - The Proud Gallery, Camden
Friday, 6 April - The Long Bad Alldayer @ The Windmill, Brixton
Saturday, 7 April - Fopp instore @ Tottenham Court Road - onstage 5pm (FREE ENTRY)
The Guardian also ran a nice big feature on them on Wednesday (see their artist page for a link), but sadly they had to turn down Blue Peter as they're flying back on Sunday.
Tigertrap are ever so pleased to announce the return of the country's premier power poppers SILVER SUN to our stage at the Luminaire.
Fresh from releasing their fourth album, 'Dad's Weird Dream', this will be their first London date in around 6 months. WOJTEK GODZISZ will be supporting, debuting new song 'Lies' which will almostly certainly be number one when we get round to releasing it.
He'll also be dishing out mini-classics from his forthcoming debut EP, which you can already buy the digital version of via iTunes and all the usual suspects. The CD will be out in April if we have to go and personally intimidate every employee in the pressing plant.
First on, though, are our friends THE DULOKS whose self-imposed status as a 'joke band' has been hijacked by major label interest and NME biting at their heels. Look out for cartoon pop masterpieces including 'Mick Jagger' and 'Star Trail'.
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It's not so simple. The Milwaukee Bucks aren't a bad team. They just have some bad team habits.
Like the habit of throwing away everything good about their offense once things start to go downhill. And things go downhill at some point in every game. The NBA is a game of runs, that's what people always say at least. I agree. Both teams can string a few solid possessions together in any given game. Then we find out how the other side reacts and that's often where games are decided.
When the Detroit Pistons started stringing together possessions, the Bucks did not react well Friday night.
"We started dribbling too much and everybody wanted to make a play," Coach Jim Boylan said after Friday night's loss. "Good intentions, but not necessarily the way we play, the way we're successful."
|Ersan Ilyasova, SF 27 MIN | 4-14 FG | 0-0 FT | 6 REB | 1 AST | 8 PTS | -10
He certainly has to keep firing, but he has to find a way to get on the offensive glass a bit more too. He has one offensive rebound in his past 53 minutes. Put-backs were a staple of his offense last season and always seemed to be the catalyst for further production from him.
|Larry Sanders, C 19 MIN | 1-3 FG | 1-1 FT | 5 REB | 1 AST | 3 PTS | -3
About as quiet a game as Sanders has had this season. When Milwaukee fell behind after that bad third quarter, he didn't re-enter the game in the fourth. Still had three blocks though. Crazy. Block total aside, he had nothing for Greg Monroe.
|Monta Ellis, PG 27 MIN | 6-12 FG | 1-2 FT | 4 REB | 5 AST | 13 PTS | -10
Ellis and Jennings were both guilty of trying to create too much for themselves late and not trusting their teammates. When Ellis is shooting threes off the dribble, you know the Bucks are searching.
|Brandon Jennings, PG 29 MIN | 5-13 FG | 4-5 FT | 3 REB | 1 AST | 15 PTS | -14
As aggressive as he was trying to hound Brandon Knight up and down the court, he was as shaky with his own offense. Even though Boylan came in and fixed all of Jennings' flaws and gave him the confidence to be a super-hero in the two games prior, Jennings wasn't able to propel the Bucks offense in the same way.
|Ekpe Udoh, PF 15 MIN | 0-1 FG | 0-0 FT | 3 REB | 0 AST | 0 PTS | -8
The opposite of Drew Gooden? Avoids stats at all costs, is occasionally productive.
|Drew Gooden, PF 12 MIN | 4-10 FG | 0-0 FT | 2 REB | 1 AST | 8 PTS | -2
On Twitter, someone referred to Gooden's style as that of someone playing the My Player mode in NBA2K. He's out there looking for numbers, looking to make crazy passes and grab as many boards as possible. He wants to make big, giant impacts. He ends up making none.
|Samuel Dalembert, C 12 MIN | 2-5 FG | 2-4 FT | 7 REB | 0 AST | 6 PTS | +2
Is everyone happy now?
|Beno Udrih, PG 27 MIN | 7-10 FG | 1-1 FT | 2 REB | 3 AST | 15 PTS | -6
He had a terrific second quarter but was otherwise often invisible on the court. His aggression seems to wane sporadically. Perhaps thats related to his frequent grumbles regarding minutes in the past?
|Jim Boylan
ROTATIONS! Pretty much everyone got their shot Friday. Gooden and Dalembert played almost the entire fourth quarter after Milwaukee was outscored 33-11 in the third. Boylan was searching the way Skiles used to. I wonder if he'll get taken to task for it.
Three Things We Saw
- A tired team.
- A group that still has flaws and inconsistencies, the same way they did last week. Only there was no 3-point shooting to bail the Bucks out this time. Just a 1-of-16 effort from behind the arc for Milwaukee.
- The Pistons are the Bucks biggest fear apparently.
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Ugh. Tough game to watch, at least starting in the 3rd… I've mentioned this before about a week and a half ago (via podcast) maybe Udoh doesn't deserve all the minutes he gets. I know a lot of Samuel's stats were in garbage time, but he rebounds…Udoh doesn't consistently and when Udoh does have a good rebounding night, we're talking "Wow! Udoh got 6 rebounds!! Ballin' out of control!!!" I think however Boylan might have to pick his battles, Udoh does get blocks and he's a good free throw shooter, but lately Udoh is fouling a lot and subpar rebounding (from his usual 4…yikes!). Samuel is the better rebounder and can block, but not as well as Udoh probably. Last 4 games, Udoh has 14 boards. For his position and the amount of minutes he gets, he should be pulling 6 consistently. He's huge too! I think Boylan just needs to tweak it a little, say Ersan starts and gets 30+ mins, Udoh should get maybe 12-15 depending on how he is performing while Samuel relieves Ers and Udoh for 5-7 minutes. Thats all. This is also leaving alone that when Larry is gone, John Henson is replacing him (like he has been lately) with occasion shifts between those listed above and Luc every once and while per game moving down to PF. I know, I know…minutes are hard to come by & split up…
Anyone else have an opinion on this?
Everyone on the team suffering from the flu that game? Box score tells the tale. NOBODY could score. Dunleavy, LRMBM, more of the same. I would give Ellis (3 TO) and Jennings (4-5 FT) the same grade tonight. Since they really didn't have any help the from team, let's give them C-.
Ersan too high at C+. Bang for our buck, he should be held to the same standard as Ellis and certainly as Jennings.
Pistons have been playing good and they have some incredible talent on their team. They just had 5 days off to rest & practice. Bucks looked tired.
Whoever put the third quarter curse on all teams from Wisconsin this weekend…give us a break, pleeeeeeeeeeeeeze?
I agree!!! How about a mercy rule today since we're probably all still brokenhearted from last nights Packers loss…


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Great piece Grant. Though I didn't catch the comeback part of the game, just a beautiful thing to have happen at the right time, when we really needed it. We are going to need him the next two games for sure. Let's get it done guys!
Thanks all. Coming in, everyone had Batum, Matthews and/or Crash as x-factors. While I think they're all key contributors, I think Roy's the guy to watch. Since he came back from surgery, the Trail Blazers are 7-1 when Roy reaches double-digit scoring.
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I don't know how many of you will actually be interested in this. As a gigantic Joss Whedon fangirl I deem it to be the most amazing thing ever. But that's the thing about fangirls/boys, they squeal with delight in the most biased of ways.
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His mother Jenny, 61, and sister Sharon, 40, are said to have gone to a police station in Hampshire to make the claim, which was subsequently referred to the Metropolitan police.
After 5 years and countless shenanigans (including some people that apparently never got paid for their work), the trainwreck waiting to happen known as "Return to Sleepaway Camp" has been acquired by Magnolia Picture for an October DVD release. This has brought up many shenanigan worthy memories from the old site, which I'll most likely be recounting in a blog post this week. Stay tuned for that.
Ryuhei Kitamura, director of "Midnight Meat Train", is planning to remake his early film "Versus". I had a chance to see "Versus" a few years back, and I have to say it's pretty sweet. It's essentially the story of Japanese Yakuza who run into a forest full of zomie/ninjas. So, I guess a remake could at least be interesting.
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Local lawmen are brushing up on tackling a dangerous, toxic threat: the area's meth labs.
The Franklin County Sheriff's Department hosted a week long training session for officers from across northwestern Alabama, including Walker and Jackson counties and the cities in between.
It is an intense course. Not only do the officers spend hours in the classroom learning how to deactivate the chemicals found in meth labs, they then get hands on experience in the field with instructors.
The main focus through it all is safety.
"I've been through other trainings, other areas across the United States, and this class really opened my eyes to more things and how to process these," said Charles Tidwell.
Tidwell is one of the nearly one dozen officers in northwest Alabama who took part in a 40 hour training course on how to process and diffuse meth labs.
The veteran sheriff's deputy said safety is key when dealing with meth.
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Wearing protective suits from head to toe, sealed shut with tape, the officers diffuse several types of meth labs using their new skills.
"The training they had before this did not train them to be safe, and what people don't know is these officers are dealing with meth labs without proper protective equipment. They get sick and they get sick years from now," said instructor, Jake Kelton.
Kelton said he is confident in these officers' abilities to handle and process meth labs in their communities.
"I'd put these guys against anyone in the country," he said. "They're very well trained and a great asset to the community."
The meth labs used in Friday's training session were not staged. The officers got to work with nearly 30 real meth labs that have been confiscated or found across Franklin County in recent months.
Because of the lack of certified officers, the Franklin County Sheriff's Department stores deactivated labs in a trailer until someone can come in and diffuse the chemicals.
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Here. We. Go. The Real Housewives of New Jersey started the big retreat tonight, and shoes weren't even removed before the verbal jabs started flying. By the end, the jabs turned physical with Joe Giudice and Joe Gorga getting into an all-out brawl. Those poor team builders didn't stand a chance.
The only sane ones (in this instance anyway) were Jacqueline Laurita and Caroline Manzo, who chose not to come. Teresa was especially pissed that Jacqueline didn't show, since she dared her and all, and she thinks everything is all Jacqueline's fault.
Joe Giudice revealed himself to be an even bigger ignorant pig than ever when he said he thinks Jacqueline uses her son, Nicholas, who has autism, as an excuse. "Autism isn't really a bad disease ... some of them are like scientists." The man is simply loathsome.
As for Teresa, she refuses to accept any responsibility, and she definitely needs to take some of the blame. Not all, but some. She also really needs to move on from this Jacqueline issue, or at least set it aside from her issues with her brother. Jacqueline's tweet calling her a moron didn't help, but still, she's not there, and there are plenty of people there with whom Teresa has problems to work out.
So they began the team building exercises ... with a constant flow of alcohol paving the way. Talk about being on a collision course with danger.
All of Melissa Gorga's dramatic antics were on full display (on display) with her dropping to her knees at one point begging Teresa to stop hurting their family. She kissed her ring, bowed to "the queen," and it was really ridiculous to watch. As crazy as Teresa may be, Melissa isn't innocent in this whole mess at all, and with stunts like that, you can see why Teresa might not be her biggest fan.
The only one I feel even a remote ounce of sympathy for is Joe Gorga. He's truly caught in the middle of two crazy women, and it's not a place I'd wish on my own worst enemy. But even he has been pushed to a point where he can't hold back anymore ... and did not.
After Melissa called Teresa poison, Teresa told Joe to "get balls. Be a man. Stick with your family." His reply: "I'm not sticking with scum like you."
Teresa then rushed out to tell Juicy Joe, and it was all over after that. He went in to demand an apology, and as soon as he walked in, Joe Gorga charged him. Of course, Bravo ended things there with an annoying "to be continued", so we'll have to wait until next week to see what happens. Previews show things getting even uglier. While I'm dying to see what the outcome is (and hoping it's the rock bottom before recovery), more than anything I hope they show the expressions of those team builders watching this whole thing go down.
Who do you think behaved the worst tonight (the choices are plentiful)? Do you think this will be the start of some healing?
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Melissa clearly plays the biggest victim of all, I'm so tired of her acting so innocent all the time, everybody is always telling Treesa to own up to her mistakes, how about you all take your own advice and do the same. So over all the drama of Jersey.
Really, hillsfan1104?? Giving Joe Guidice a 'pass' after making ignorant statements about autism? He makes ignorant statements bashing everyone on that show except his wife (well, unless we overhear him calling her a c*nt on the phone with his mistress). He needs to shut up and listen, think and CHILL. Everything out of his mouth is so incredibly STUPID.
Please don't feel bad for Teresa. Until she can own up to flipping tables, flipping out, flipping facts around and being the overall mistress of mix-up, don't worry bout her. She needs to realize she started EVERYTHING. Melissa did nothing here, except I did really love when she stood up as Melissa GORGA. GOR.GA. to Teresa. T needs to realize her brother married and loves Melissa and if Teresa is jealous he is not sleeping with her...oh well.
I agree with you Kay Wiermaa. Teresa is blinded by her own self indulgience. She's a child that will never grow up! J Guidice is a cheating fake of a husband and that's another thing Teresa is blinded to because she could never face the fact that she's not #1. These people have no scruples at all! Dumb and Dumber, that's Joe and Teresa G.


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OP is in Canada. it gets cold. the cost of heating a portable with no foundation would be prohibitive. Also, again since its in Canada, you need to deal with zoning and specific restrictions even if its not commercial. I have 2x12s in the roof of my gazebo. you can park a jeep on it during a blizzard and the roof will hold!
Blimey, now there's something I hadn't even thought about! After the dump last week I should have kept it in mind. Nice one.
Looking at the orientation of the Studio model (http://newbuildingsolutions.ca/projects.htm), looks like the stuff will come down either side, so the path to the door should be relatively easy to keep clear but honestly, I have no idea. The builders I'm speaking too are based in Ontario so they're probably clued-up on the whole snow thing and how to best handle it.
actually the biggest deposits are on the leeward side. so finding out where the prevailing winds and (opposing) storm winds hit will tell you where the drifts will be. Best placement is often to have the doors face south. you get the worst drifting on the sides of the structure, not in front of you. As for shoveling, having the entry (driveway) slope down away from the building helps a lot. Then gravity is your friend. Unfortunately this often makes it impossible for people to make it up the drive way in freezing rain, so figure out which happens more often and which one is more critical. For a commercial establishment with clients and stuff I'm betting a snowblower or service would be a necessity. when in doubt, have pails full of fireplace ash (the most environmentally friendly de icer/traction aid around) available. this means you have to remember to run your fireplace often enough to have supplies. Yes, occasionally you have to take a break and sit in front of the fire I just gave you a client-centred reason. Is your fireplace in the main house, the studio or one in both? That's your call. its an added expense but I would put a fireplace in every building I owned just to deal with ice storms and power outages.
Thanks. I'll bring it up with the realtor but the property taxes for the buildings I have seen have not varied greatly depending on any additional structures that they have. They are high in general (because the municipality has high taxes) but the variation between buildings with / without external structures hasn't be significant but it's a fine question and I'll raise it with her tomorrow.
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Understanding the Roulette Wheel in Online Gambling
Roulette is undoubtedly one of the most popular games on the online gambling scene today. With it being a true game of chance, however, it can seem like it's a bit of a challenge to make the most informed choices when it comes to choosing what to bet on for an upcoming bet. Fortunately, there is a way to maximize the chances of making the right choice, but it all comes down to using the information that's around players in order to make these choices. How can players go about this? Let's find out.
A Word of Warning
It's first important to note that roulette is truly a game of chance. There is no one foolproof system that will ensure players always walk away with a profit; nor is there a way to calculate what number is expected to come up during the next spin, similar to "card counting" techniques seen at the blackjack tables. What this means for players is that they must be prepared for every potential possibility, and at the very least know the basic blackjack terms. That's not to say that it's impossible, but it's certainly going to be an uphill struggle for those who truly want to master the game of roulette, so let's take a look at the game from a different perspective altogether.
The Key Lies in the Betting Strategy Used
A lot of players approach the game of roulette as a game where players must see X, Y, and Z before they're able to accurately determine the next number that's going to come up on the wheel. These rarely work. What players are doing is wildly throwing chips onto the table, when they needn't do so and doing this could actually be costing them a whole lot of gaming chips. It's this very point that players need to expand on.
When players are wildly throwing their chips onto the table, they're not making the most informed decisions and are slipping into the realm of "gambling" in the truest sense of the word. This is exactly what a casino loves to see. When players are getting rid of all of their chips in swift goes, then they're giving away a ton of cash to the house; ensuring the business stays profitable. This needn't be the case. Players can adjust their betting strategy to suit the game. The latest trend in online gaming is playing with bitcoins, but finding the best bitcoin casino can be tricky. Check out the wealth of reviews that you can find online to see which website suits your needs best.
An Effective Betting Strategy?
One of the most well-recommended betting strategies for roulette players is to exclusively bet on either red or black until it is spun. Yes, players stand to lose some chips if they go through a run of the opposite color, but losses will quickly offset themselves when players do eventually get the color they're betting on. At that point, players can switch to the opposite color and repeat the process. Doing so isn't likely to guarantee a substantial profit, but it does ensure players walk away having avoided any catastrophic losses that are associated with betting on the numbers. The same tip could also apply to odd and even betting options, should players want to deviate from the standard color norm.


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La Crosse, WISCONSIN La Crosse, Wis. - University of Wisconsin-La Crosse head men's basketball coach Ken Koelbl has announced the verbal commitments of eight players for the 2013-14 season, including six high school players and two college transfers.
High school verbal commitments include Colten Berger of Durand (H.S.); Nick Crowley of Dodgeville (H.S.); Ryan Kruser of Waunakee (H.S.); Abram Pedersen of Eleva-Strum (H.S.); Clint Rihn of Onalaska (H.S.) and Will Tweed of Fall Creek (H.S.).
Two college transfers have also made verbal commitments, including Joe Sokovich from Wheaton College (Ill.) and Jared Staege from UW-Eau Claire.
Berger, a 6-5 forward, helped lead Durand to a 22-2 record and Middle Border Conference championship. He averaged 9.6 points and 7.3 rebounds per game last season while shooting 64.2% from the field and earning second team all-conference honors.
Crowley, a 6-4 forward, was a three-time All-Southwest Wisconsin Conference selection at Dodgeville. He earned first team honors as a junior and senior and honorable mention accolades his sophomore season. A two-year co-captain, Crowley was named the league's most valuable player his senior year after averaging 22.6 points per game and was selected to play in the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) All-Star Game. He earned all-area honors last year as the Dodgers shared the league title, finishing 18-6 overall. Crowley, who averaged 13.2 points as a junior and 7.5 his sophomore season, scored over 1,000 career points.
Kruser, a 6-1 guard, helped lead Waunakee to an 18-6 record last season and a conference title. He averaged 14.9 points per game as a senior and earned Badger North Conference First Team honors. Kruser earned WBCA All-State Honorable Mention honors this season and was selected to play in the WBCA All-Star Game.
Pedersen, a 6-4 forward, averaged 13.8 points and 6.9 rebounds per game his senior season as Eleva-Strum finished 15-10. He was a Dairyland Conference First Team selection as a senior after being named to the second team in his junior year. Pedersen averaged 8.3 points and 5.5 rebounds as a junior.
Rihn, a 6-1 guard, was a Mississippi Valley Conference (MVC) First Team choice this past season as Onalaska advanced to the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) Division 2 state semifinals. He averaged 6.1 points last season. Rihn, who was selected to play in this year's WBCA All-Star Game, helped lead the Hilltoppers to two conference titles and was a starter of the Division 2 state championship team in 2011-12. He earned MVC Second Team honors as a junior.
Tweed, a 6-2 guard/forward, averaged 9.6 points and 7.3 rebounds his senior year as Fall Creek won the Western Division of the Cloverbelt Conference. The younger brother of current UW-L guard Luke Tweed, Will Tweed earned first team all-conference honors in 2012-13.
Sokovich, a 6-9 center, attended Wheaton College (Ill.) the past two seasons. He played in 18 games for the Thunder in 2012-13, averaging 1.3 points per game. Sokovich scored a career-high seven points at Augustana College (Ill.). He appeared in eight games as a freshman in 2011-12. A two-year starter at Watertown (Wis.) High School, Sokovich was a two-time Wisconsin Little Ten All-Conference selection. He earned first team honors as a senior in 2010-11 and second team accolades his junior year in 2009-10.
Staege, a 6-2 guard, played football last season at UW-Eau Claire. Playing wide receiver, he appeared in all 10 games while finishing with 11 catches for 157 yards, including a 14-yard touchdown reception versus UW-Stout September 29. He also returned seven punts for 45 yards during the 2012 season. A two-year basketball starter at Waunakee (Wis.) High School, Staege earned Badger North Conference First Team honors as a senior after averaging 9.5 points and 3.3 rebounds in 2010-11. He was named to the 2011 WBCA All-Star Team. Staege was an honorable mention all-conference selection in his junior season.
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This $5 Stock Is the Key to Unlock Smartphone Riches
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What's the best way to benefit from the smartphone wars? Some would say invest in Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), some might suggest Research In Motion (NASDAQ: BBRY) or Nokia (NYSE: NOK), and many would say that Samsung is the best way to play the smartphone revolution. In light of the highly polarized views and opinions in the smartphone arena, an investor would probably choose one of the options and hope that his pick is the winning pick.
But this would involve taking sides. What if there was a single common link enabling an investor to benefit from the success of any clan whatsoever fighting the smartphone war, maybe a weapon supplier to the warring fronts? It would be fantastic, right? Well, then take a look at radio frequency component maker RF Micro Devices (NASDAQ: RFMD), which is one of the best ways to profit from the smartphone wars and just reported a terrific quarter.
Rock solid results
RF Micro's third-quarter revenue of $271.2 million was 20% higher than last year, and blew past the Street's estimate of $245.7 million. Its adjusted earnings of $21.3 million, or $0.08 per share, were a solid improvement over last year's $5.1 million, or $0.02 per share, and exceeded analyst expectations of $0.06 a share.
As far as the outlook is concerned, RF didn't disappoint. Its revenue expectations for the current quarter range from $250 million to $255 million, comfortably ahead of the $228.2 million Street estimate. Also, the bottom line forecast of $0.04 to $0.05 per share is ahead of the $0.04 per share analysts expect.
Catalysts galore
But all of this wasn't unexpected at all. RF's illustrious clients are always up to something, and this helps the company keep its revenue stream flowing. For instance, RF supplied two switches for the iPhone 5. Apple sold almost 48 million iPhones in the December quarter and it looks like RF rode its client's coat tails with great effect, exceeding all expectations in the previous quarter.
If someone says that Apple's days are over after yet another earnings miss and RF would go down as well, then they would be wrong since Apple isn't the biggest driver for RF's business, but Samsung is. RF derives more than 20% of its revenue from Samsung, and the figure has grown over time. With the next iteration of the famed Galaxy series on the way, RF's business will receive yet another shot in the arm in the near-term.
Apart from these leading lights of the smartphone industry, RF also supplies components to Research In Motion and Nokia. Nokia, which used to be RF's biggest customer a few years back, accounting for more than half the revenue, seems to be in turnaround mode. The Finnish phone maker's preliminary results suggest that Lumia and Asha phones are gathering momentum, and RF should be pleased to see its old ally rise from the ashes.
On the other hand, the market is waiting with bated breath to see how RIM's BB10 turns out. The buildup to the BB10 launch has been positive so far, and analysts are hopeful that RIM's latest offering might be able to cut some teeth in the smartphone wars.
A bagful of opportunities
But RF Micro's positives don't end here. The company seems pretty well-positioned to ride the growth of wireless data and deployment of faster networks such as 4G LTE around the world. Also, RF isn't all about high-end devices only, as its chips power smartphones in the lower end of the spectrum as well. This is certainly a huge advantage for the company as budget phones find a huge number of takers in emerging markets.
RF is also highly focused on profiting the most from smartphone growth in China. Its chips are compliant with a number of chipset makers, and the company is looking to derive the most out of the market with its 2G/3G components.
And then there is RF's WiFi business. The company's WiFi business is expected to double this year, driven by an increasing number of smartphones, tablets, enterprise equipment, etc. RF has witnessed solid design wins across a broad range of customers that include handset makers and chipset vendors. According to management, RF's chips will power a "record" number of flagship devices this year and next.
The takeaway
RF Micro Devices has been increasing its share at its existing customers by virtue of its solid products, and I don't see much reason why the stock shouldn't head higher as the year progresses. Its shares gained almost 3% after earnings, but fell 1.4% in late trading after Apple's miss.
But RF isn't an out and out Apple play; rather it is a smartphone and tablet growth play and investors need to look at it that way. No matter where the balance of power is in the smartphone wars, RF will be there to benefit. Its WiFi business has been prospering and the advent of more data hungry devices along with faster networks will improve its prospects further. Keeping all these factors in mind, I would say that RF Micro Devices is one of the best ways to play the mobile revolution. What do you think?
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Visible on the horizon: Inflation
People are beginning to realize that the inflation joke is on them, with rising prices everywhere and deflation nowhere in sight. Plus: Words of wisdom on gold.
I have owned gold and gold-related investments aggressively since 2001 for one main reason: the mismanagement at the U.S. Federal Reserve, with its unplanned and unarticulated determination to debase our currency and promote inflation.
Though we have had long periods of apparent stability, since 1971 stability has really been the case only when Paul Volcker was Fed chairman and immediately after his tenure.
The money-printing at the root of our problems essentially intensified exponentially under Alan Greenspan, and now Ben Bernanke, fueled particularly over the past four or five years by worldwide fears of deflation. The irony, of course, is that the fear of deflation guarantees inflation as central banks are willing to use the printing press with reckless abandon.
I think it is highly probable that the fears of a deflationary accident have passed, so folks might be more receptive to signs of inflation, which would certainly change the landscape in many markets.
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No substitute for common sense
In Canada, where the Consumer Price Index is perhaps slightly less sanitized than in the U.S., inflation was reported on March 23 to have accelerated again in February due to higher costs for gasoline, electricity and meat. I thought it was interesting that a Bloomberg story blamed those items, because here in inflation-denying America, we discuss inflation only ex food and energy. In fact, one could argue that the Fed and those who worship it like to look at inflation only after stripping it ("ex" stands for excluding) of anything that has gone higher in price.
Of course, many companies have been affected by higher inflation already, not the least of which is ConAgra (CAG). I liked The New York Times' rendition of the company's recently lowered outlook: "Like all food companies, ConAgra, the maker of Banquet frozen meals, Chef Boyardee pasta, and Hebrew National hot dogs, has been hurt by soaring costs for grain, meat, and fuel."
The Fed: Giving credit where credit is due
As everyone knows, the cost of almost everything you need has been rising for some time, while certain assets, such as real estate, have declined. (The prices of electronic consumer products have also declined, because that is what technology does: get cheaper). In any case, it should surprise no one when I say that the problem facing us prospectively will be inflation, not deflation.
The Fed is going to be very slow in accepting any responsibility for that, as it has a long history of denying its role in past disasters. Just witness Greenspan's denial of his sins, not to mention Bernanke's remarks during his so-called University Lecture on March 22: ". . . the evidence I have seen suggests that monetary policy did not play an important role in raising house prices during the upswing."
Someone who can reach that conclusion is going to be rather disinclined to take any blame for a rise in consumer prices. Of course, given the way the U.S. CPI is constructed, it is very difficult to get it to register higher prices in the first place. Thus, inflation will be raging wildly long before any attempt is made to stop it.
Naturally, that will affect the bond market, which will eventually take the printing press away from the Fed, and hopefully bring a happy ending to this horror story.
Required reading
As for protecting yourself against the evils of inflation and currency debasement, this week I received a compelling email from a longtime friend and extremely successful professional investor. As a very smart guy with more than 40 years of experience in the investment world, his frank (even blunt) opinions are uncommonly valuable.
His email contained a brilliant perspective on the gold bull market, and I found it so relevant I am including a lengthy excerpt below (he uses a fair amount of "inside baseball" terminology, but hopefully you will get the gist):
"I think it might be important to put gold in a more easily understood form. Assume this was a persuasive growth stock with a compelling long-term story, priced within a very long, multi-year base between approximately $4 and $6 per share, with a convulsive 'bear trap' dip briefly below $3. This dip was widely attributed to Clinton's Treasury secretary (Robert Rubin) trying to drive the stock's price (i.e., gold's spot price) down to mask Greenspan's activity at the Fed.
"The bear trap snagged one of the slowest learners in the game. That slow learner had accumulated its position over about 500 years, but when the position finally bored the holder to death, he simply sold out -- on the exact low (i.e., the Bank of England selling gold around $260 -- $280 [finishing in 2002]; or in our illustration, around $2.75 per share).
"The newly 'discovered' stock finally broke out of its long-term trading range and began to attract interest. A long, multi-year, steady climb carried it to about $19, followed by a much-needed 'correction' back down to the $15-$16 area. Along the way, it saw several corrections of similar size and duration (20%-30% over several months). For example, a few years ago it declined from about $10 down to $7, scaring the wits out of long-term holders. The $7 sellers likely bought back in when it cleared the former high around $10.
"Therefore, I see no logical reason to assume any change in the long-term story -- crazed central banks, or that a normal 25% 'correction' signals the end of a very powerful, long-term chart pattern. The long-term trend definition remains intact, unlike the picture presented in 2006 when the thing broke 30% and turned down several trend definitions. In addition, I think recent sentiment surveys validate the idea that the gold complex is 'sold out,' leaving the line of least resistance up.
"Finally, from a fundamentalist point of view, the best thing that could happen would be a simultaneous rise in both gold and long-term interest rates. That would signal a long-awaited realization that inflation and not deflation was the boogey man. But we'll just have to stay tuned for that one."
I couldn't -- and didn't -- say it better myself.
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On March 23, I did a short, impromptu interview with Eric King rebutting some of the positions Bernanke offered in his March 22 speech. Interested readers can find it here.
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According to a report, it appears that Ilya Kovalchuk is on the verge of re-signing with the New Jersey Devils.
The New York Post is reporting that the unrestricted free agent, who played the final 27 games of last season with the Devils, is going to sign a seven-year, $60 million contract with the team soon.
The Los Angeles Kings dropped out of the running for Kovalchuk on Sunday, while the New York Islanders indicated some interest in the Russian sniper but reportedly never made a formal offer.
Kovalchuk's agent, Jay Grossman, sent a Twitter message on Monday that stated "Ilya Kovalchuk looking to make decision on his future today".
Kovalchuk, 27, was the best forward available when free agency opened last Thursday. He scored 41 goals and 44 assists last year in a season split between the Devils and the Atlanta Thrashers. He was dealt to New Jersey on Feb. 4 along with Anssi Salmela and a 2nd-round draft pick in exchange for Niclas Bergfors, Johnny Oduya, Patrice Cormier, as well as New Jersey's first and second-round 2010 draft picks.