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June 16, 1923 - June 18, 2008
NEW LONDON - Lena Louise White, age 85, of New London, died Wednesday morning, June 18, 2008 at the Rehabilitation & Nursing Center at Firelands, New London after a lengthy illness.
She was born June 16, 1923 in Woodsfield, Ohio, daughter of the late John & Maud (Balis) Agin.
Lena moved to Spencer, Ohio in 1947 and to New London in 1979. She worked at General Industries in Elyria and she cleaned houses in Rocky River. Lena enjoyed helping friends.
She is survived by her daughters, Grace White of New London, Jane Hand of Elyria and Joyce White of North Ridgeville; her sons, Dean (Jane) White of Nova, Frank White, Sr. of Norwalk and Dale (Kathy) White of New London; 9 grandchildren, Sue May, Ron White, Kim Richey, Frank White Jr., Brenda Wamsley, Joe White, Mike Frymier, Molly Moore and Lynne Ellis; 17 Great Grandchildren; and her sister, Ruth Barnard of Amherst.
She was preceded in death by her son, Bob White, 2 sisters, Merl Griffith, Freda Mowder, 2 brothers, Gilbert Agin, Leonard Agin, and her granddaughter, Laurie Rosenkrnz.
Friends may call from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service at 11:30 a.m. Friday, June 20, 2008 at Eastman Funeral Home, 200 West Main St., New London with Rev. Ken Conley of the Maple City Church of God, Norwalk officiating.
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The Master's in Drug Innovation focuses on interdisciplinary research in the field of innovation and usage of drugs, biologicals (such as vaccines and gene therapeutics)and diagnostics.
Despite a better understanding of the underlying mechanisms of disease, the number of newly introduced innovative drugs is steadily decreasing. As drugs have proven to be effective and inexpensive weapons against disease in the 20th century (e.g. antibiotics and psychopharmaceuticals), it is important to reverse this worrying trend using innovative techniques. In this programme you will start with the 'Introduction to Drug Innovation', after which you select at least three courses from the introductory theoretical courses. Upon that you will choose elective courses, attend seminars and do a major and minor research project. The major project is carried out within Utrecht University. The minor project may be carried out in another organisation in the Netherlands or abroad. Your final thesis is based on a literature review of a relevant subject. As a graduate you will be eligible for many PhD programmes and be able to contribute to drug innovation within research institutes, any of the growing number of pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies or health care organisations. The programme is also offered as a part-time course.
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The Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women is a fairly typical all-girls school that is, it would be if every school taught advanced martial arts in PE and the latest in chemical warfare in science, and students received extra credit for breaking CIA codes in computer class. The Gallagher Academy might claim to be a school for geniuses, but it's really a school for spies.
Cammie Morgan is a second-generation Gallagher Girl, and by her sophomore year she's already fluent in fourteen languages and capable of killing a man in seven different ways (one of which involves a piece of uncooked spaghetti). But the one thing the Gallagher Academy hasn t prepared her for is what to do when she falls for a boy who thinks she's an ordinary girl.
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The annual series, open to all on campus and in the community, invites eminent scholars, artists and professionals in many fields to the University of Texas at Dallas to exemplify and discuss how diversity leads to excellence.
Salsa, Soul and Spirit: Diversity as a Leadership Opportunity
September 25, 2015
Get ready to embrace diversity as an opportunity to grow, be proactive and become a more effective leader. We will celebrate our personal heritage and expand our ability to honor the traditions of other cultures. Salsa, Soul and Spirit invites people to be part of our multicultural future and to join the dance of our global community. We will share specific strategies to increase our ability to lead our diverse communities and create inclusive environments where everyone's contribution is valued.Click here for more information or to watch the lecture.
The Media's Role in Civil Rights
April 1, 2015
Touré, American journalist and co-host of The Cycle, will initiate a discussion of the power of media in civil rights movements across many cultures and ethnicities. Touré will make sure to bring about the positive and negatives of media coverage of each movement. At the end of the segment there will be a tie-in to the social issues that we are facing today in America.Click here for more information or to watch the lecture.
Transitions: From Military Service to Student Veteran
November 6, 2014
Institutions of higher education are facing increased enrollments of military service members and veterans, largely due to generous benefits including the Post-9/11 G.I. Bill. The transition from the military to the academic environment and civilian sector can be a challenge. The American Council on Education compared student veterans/service members to non-veteran/civilian students and found they are older, more racially/ethnically diverse, and likely the first generation to attend college. Student veterans may have additional family and financial responsibilities and encounter adjustments for psychological or physical issues. Institutions should understand what is important to student veterans in order to facilitate their transition and provide them with the tools for success. This lecture will summarize the transition process from military to civilian, characteristics of student veterans, and creating a veteran-friendly institutional climate.Click here for more information.
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Up to now, diversity initiatives in the workplace have focused primarily on fairness for legally protected populations. But organizations now have the ability to harness a more powerful and nuanced kind of diversity: diversity of thought. A recent study by Deloitte titled "Diversity's new frontier: Diversity of thought and the future of the workforce" examines the benefits that thought diversity can bring to the federal government. In an age where government agencies are asked to do more with fewer resources, diverse thinkers can provide innovative and creative ways to tackle important issues.
Diversity of thought goes beyond the affirmation of equality. Instead, it focuses on realizing the full potential of people by acknowledging and appreciating the promise of each person's unique perspective and way of thinking. Diversity can only be achieved through inclusion, which means thinking differently about how the workforce is constructed and managed.Click here for more information.
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|2 Feb 1993
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|17 Jul 1991
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|17 Jul 1991
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This invention relates to a photometric apparatus for spectroscopic analysis of small samples in solution. The improved apparatus includes a flow cell, uniquely suitable for aqueous solutions encountered in liquid chromatography or capillary electrophoresis, has high optical throughput, a long path length and a small cross-section.
It is well known that low concentrations of analyte in solution can be detected spectroscopically with greater sensitivity when the optical path length through the sample is long. When, as is frequently the case, the quantity of sample is limited, the optimum cell has a small cross-section. However, it is also necessary to pass sufficient optical power through the sample to maintain a good signal-to-noise ratio. The first two requirements can be met when the sample solution flows through a capillary tube of small cross-section and the optical path is along the tube axis. Large optical throughput can be achieved when the light is guided along the capillary similar to the way light is guided along an optical fiber.
Two possibilities exist for guiding light along a capillary. First, by total internal reflection at the boundary between the liquid and the capillary wall, and second, by total internal reflection between the outside diameter of the capillary and the surrounding air. In either case the tubing material must be transparent over the wavelength range of interest. The first approach is preferred, since light is confined to the liquid sample, but there is a serious limitation. The refractive index of the liquid sample must be significantly above that of the tube material, otherwise the light will pass out of the liquid into the tubing wall. Stone, in U.S. Pat. No. 3,814,497 using high-index chlorinated organic liquids and silica tubes demonstrated efficient optical transmission in the visible and near infrared wavelengths and shows a sensitive cell for Raman spectroscopy, in U.S. Pat. No. 3,770,350. X.Xi and E.S. Yeung, Anal. Chem. 1990, 62, page 1580, describes sensitive absorbance detection in capillary liquid chromatography using silica tubes and a high-index mobile phase.
Most high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), capillary LC and capillary electrophoresis (CE) separations are done in aqueous media. The refractive index of water over the visible and ultraviolet (UV) spectral range is much less than that of fused silica which is the only existing capillary tube material to combine good sample compatibility with optical transparency to wavelengths below 200 nm. For example, at the sodium D line, 589 nm, the indices of water and fused silica are 1.333 and 1.458. Both indices rise towards the UV. At 254 nm they are 1.374 and 1.505. Thus for the majority of liquid chromatographic or CE applications, light can not be guided in the liquid along a fused silica capillary tube to achieve the desired level of sensitivity.
The index of conventional fluoropolymer (Teflon) materials, while still higher than water, is closer to it than is fused silica. For example, the index of Teflon PFA in the visible is 1.34 to 1.35. Teflon fluoropolymer tubes (FEP, PFA or PTFE) have been used with higher-index aqueous salt solutions to transmit power, as shown by Nath, U.S. Pat. No. 4,009,382, and as a colorimeter cell, as shown by Uffenheimer, U.S. Pat. No. 3,954,341. Adding solutes to elevate the refractive index would be an undesirable requirement for many chromatographic or CE separations. The use of conventional Teflon materials for an axially-illuminated detector cell has a more serious drawback--poor transparency at shorter UV wavelengths where its partial crystallinity scatters light. UV measurements down to 200 nm and below are not possible.
The second approach to guiding light along a capillary tube overcomes the refractive index and UV transparency limitations discussed above. Long capillary cells have been constructed of fused silica, where light guiding occurs at the boundary between the silica tube outside diameter and air. Because of the large refractive index difference between silica and air, this is a very efficient light guide of large numerical aperture, as long as the outside diamter of the silica is clean and smooth. Unfortunately, the light spends much of its time in the capillary walls, making periodic passes through the sample in the lumen. Thus, only a fraction of the optical path length is effective for analytical purposes. When light is guided at the tube outside diameter/air interface, much of the light which can be guided follows helical paths which never come into contact with the sample. This light merely adds noise to the measurement, further degrading the detector's sensitivity. An example of light guiding at the outer wall/air interface of a transparent tube is disclosed by Carlson in U.S. Pat. No. 4,477,186.
Thus, all presently available long path cells for spectroscopic detection of low concentrations and small quantities of an analyte in aqueous solution have major drawbacks and limitations. Accordingly, it would be desirable to provide an improved liquid flow cell of small cross-section and long path where light is guided axially along its length and confined to the liquid sample. Such a cell should perform well with small quantities of solute in water or aqueous solvents common in reverse phase HPLC, capillary LC or CE.
The present invention enables light to be guided axially along a liquid filled tube or capillary, independent of the wall material of the tube, the internal surface of the tube is coated with a thin layer of a class of amorphous fluoropolymers identified as Teflon AF. These polymers have a unique combination of properties; a refractive index in the visible as low as 1.29 and, because of the lack of crystallinity, UV transparency far superior to conventional polymeric materials.
Presently, Teflon AF is both very expensive and unavailable in the form of tubing. However, it has been discovered in accordance with this invention that a tube can be created with a smooth internal bore consisting of a thin layer of a Teflon AF, fluoropolymer a few wavelengths or more thick, sufficient to contain the evanescent wave of the totally-reflected light. A variety of tube substrates can be used, leaving much design flexibility, and the thin layer of Teflon AF fluoropolymer minimizes material costs.
The combination of low index (which creates an optical wave guide of large numerical aperture and therefore high optical throughput even with aqueous samples), and excellent transparency to 200 nm and below, allow as the formation of an efficient, axially-illuminated flow cell for visible/ultraviolet absorbance measurements. This cell construction improves the efficiency of fluorescence or Raman spectroscopy as well. The cell is axially-illuminated at the excitation wavelength. Fluorescent or Raman-shifted light is guided within the cell, exiting from both ends as a strong signal for spectroscopic analysis.
FIG. 1 illustrates the photometric analysis system of this invention.
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the flow cell of FIG. 1 along line 2--2.
The present invention will be described herein with reference to an absorbance flow cell for a separation column such as HPLC, capillary LC or capillary electrophoresis. However, it is to be understood that the same basic construction can be used for fluorescence or Raman spectroscopy or colorimetry, with flowing or static samples.
In accordance with this invention, a flow cell is provided comprising a tubular conduit, having the inner surface formed of a transparent amorphous fluoropolymer having a refractive index significantly less than the refractive index of water over the visible and ultraviolet spectral range. Examples of such fluoropolymers are Teflon� AF 1600 fluoropolymer with a refractive index of 1.31 at the sodium D line and Teflon� AF 2400 fluoropolymer with an index of 1.29. The refractive index of water at this wavelength is 1.333. At ultraviolet wavelengths, the indices of both water and the fluoropolymers increase, but the index of the water remains higher.
In one embodiment, the fluoropolymer is coated onto the inside diameter of the conduit by filling it with a solution of the Teflon AF fluoropolymer in any of several fluorinated solvents, and slowly evaporating the solvent at reduced pressure. Baking the conduit above the glass transition temperature of the Teflon AF fluoropolymer (which is 240� C. for the Teflon AF 2400 fluoropolymer) produces a smooth and transparent film, bonded to the surface. The coating is preferably at least several wavelengths thick, to prevent a significant portion of the evanescent wave associated with internally-reflected light from reaching the conduit material, where light would be lost by refraction, scattering or absorption. Optical fibers are sealed to the ends of the conduit, and flow ports are provided through small holes in the wall near the conduit ends to introduce and remove the sample. Flow may alternatively be introduced through an annular space between the fibers and the conduit inside diameter. Optical windows can be used instead of the fibers, and fluidic ports can be provided as passages in the window-sealing gaskets.
In an alternative method of construction a smooth-surfaced tube of soluble material is bent in the form of a U with a straight section for the optical cell and two legs to connect to the fluid ports. This tube is coated on its outside surface with a Teflon AF fluoropolymer and encapsulated in a high-temperature sealing composition such as an epoxy composition to impart strength. Optical fibers and capillary tubes are butted to the soluble tube before coating, so that the optical and fluidic ports become an integral part of the assembly. A solvent for the tube such as an acid solution is passed through the capillary connection to dissolve the soluble tube, thereby leaving a conduit with an internal surface of Teflon AF fluoropolymer in line between the optical input and output fibers. It has been discovered that heating the assembly above the glass transition temperature of the Teflon AF fluoropolymer improves the bond to the conduit substrate and produces a smooth optical surface.
Typical inside diameters of the flow cell for HPLC, capillary LC or CE range from 0.5 mm to 0.05 mm. Cell lengths can vary from a few mm to several cms. A water-filled cell with excellent transmission through the visible and UV has been built with a path length of over a meter. For convenience in Packaging, a long capillary cell of this invention can be curved or formed into a coil, as long as the bend radius is not so small as to introduce mechanical defects or optical bending loss.
The following illustrates the light-carrying capacity of this axially-illuminated flow cell. The typical numerical aperture (NA) of fused silica optical fiber, usable to below 200 nm, is NA=0.22. A water "core" and Teflon AF 1600 fluoropolymer "cladding" at 589 nm has an NA=0.247 and with Teflon AF 2400 fluoropolymer the NA=0.336. Numerical aperture is the sine of the halfcone angle of rays in air accepted by the light guiding structure. Thus, with no additives to the water to elevate its refractive index, the axial cell of this invention has a higher light-carrying capacity than typical UV-transmitting optical fiber.
In use the flow cell is connected to a separation column by coventional, low-dead-volume means. The input optical fiber is positioned at the exit slit of a grating monochromator so that any desired wavelength can be passed through the cell. The exit fiber is positioned in front of one half of a dual photodetector. The other half is a reference to stabilize the measurement and receives light directly from the exit slit of the monochromator via separate optical fiber. The system just described is by way of example. It will be obvious that many other components, such as a laser source, optical filters or a photodiode array detector, can be used with the cell of this invention.
Referring to the FIGS. 1 and 2, the flow cell 10, having the low refractive index fluoropolymer layer 12 of this invention includes a fluid input section 14 connected to the exit 16 of a capillary liquid chromatography or capillary electrophoresis separation column, and a fluid outlet section 18. Light from light source 20 enters input optical fiber 22 and is directed axially into the bore 24 of cell 10 through which sample stream 26 flows. The light is guided by total internal reflection at the boundary between liquid 26 and layer 12 and leaves the cell through exit optical fiber 28 to be measured by detector 30. Cell body 32 provides mechanical strength and seals for fluid connections 14 and 18 and optical fibers 22 and 28.
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USS St. Joseph's River (LSM(R)-527) also served as the Si Hung (LF-311) with South Korea between 1960 and 1982
|Career (USA)
|USS St. Joseph's River (LSM(R)-527)
|Brown Shipbuilding Company
|Laid down:
|19 May 1945, as LSM(R)-527
|16 June 1945
|24 August 1945
|5 August 1955
|St. Joseph's River, 1 October 1955
|Honors and
|2 battle stars (Korea)
|Sold to the Republic of Korea, 15 September 1960
|Career (South Korea)
|Si Hung (LFR-311)
|15 September 1960
|31 May 1982
|Scrapped, 1982
|General characteristics
|Class and type:
|LSM(R)-501-class landing ship medium
|758 long tons (770 t) light
993 long tons (1,009 t) attack
1,175 long tons (1,194 t) full
|203 ft 3 in (61.95 m)
|34 ft 6 in (10.52 m)
|5 ft 4 in (1.63 m) light
6 ft 9 in (2.06 m) attack
7 ft 9 in (2.36 m) full
|2 × General Motors, non-reversing with airflex clutch, Cleveland diesels, 1,440 bhp (1,074 kW) each at 720 rpm, 2 screws
|13 knots (24 km/h; 15 mph)
|3,000 nmi (5,600 km) at 13 kn (24 km/h; 15 mph)
|6 officers, 137 enlisted
|• 1 × 5"/38 caliber gun
• 2 × twin 40 mm AA guns
• 4 × twin 20 mm AA guns
• 4 × 4.2 in (110 mm) mortars
• 20 × continuous loading 5 in (130 mm) Ship-to-Shore rocket launchers
|10-lb. STS on conning station, pilot-house, radio room, radar plot, and rocket control
10-lb. ASPP around 40 and 20 mm gun mounts and directors
USS St. Joseph's River (LSM(R)-527) was laid down on 19 May 1945 by the Brown Shipbuilding Co., Inc., in Houston, Texas; she was launched on 16 June 1945 and commissioned on 24 August 1945.
Service history[edit]
Active for less than three months, LSM(R)-527 joined the 16th (Inactive) Fleet in November 1945; decommissioned on 28 March 1946, she remained berthed for the next four years at Green Cove Springs, Florida. In June 1950, however, the North Korean Army pushed south across the 38th Parallel. LSM(R)-527 was recommissioned on 14 October.
Korean war[edit]
From mid-November 1950 until mid-March 1951, LSM(R)-527 trained out of Little Creek, Virginia, then headed for California and duty with the Pacific Fleet. Assigned to Landing Ship Squadron 3, she arrived in San Diego on 12 April. Through the summer, she conducted exercises off the southern California coast. In the fall, she underwent overhaul at Mare Island Navy Yard; and with the winter of 1951-52, she resumed operations off southern California. In March and April 1952, she operated off the Panama Canal Zone. In May, she headed west for duty off Korea.
LSM(R)-527 arrived at Yokosuka on 19 June. Ten days later, she was en route to operating area "Nan" off the west coast of the embattled Korean peninsula. From 3 to 15 July and again from 16 August to 3 September, she helped to defend the islands held by United Nations forces, particularly Cho-Do and Sok-To in the approaches to the Taedong estuary.
Returning to Japan after each tour, she sailed for the Korean east coast from Sasebo Naval base on 10 October. In TU 76.42.1, she conducted exercises off Kangmung. On 15 October, she arrived off Kojo to provide shore bombardment support for the amphibious feint staged there on that date. By 18 October, she was back in Sasebo. Exercises in Japanese waters followed, and on 14 November, she returned to area "Nan." Through December, she continued to operate off Cho-Do and Sok-To. After fire support activities in early January 1953, she shifted to Taechong-Do. She returned to Yokosuka on 25 January; she sailed for California on 24 February.
Steaming via Midway Atoll and Pearl Harbor, LSM(R)-527 arrived in San Diego on 23 March and remained on the west coast until 10 February 1954. She then headed west again. In the western Pacific from mid-March to mid-October, she participated in exercises in Japanese, Korean, and Okinawan waters and in the Volcano Islands area and carried cargo between Japanese and Korean ports.
On 7 November, LSM(R)-527 returned to San Diego. Two months later, in January 1955, she entered the Mare Island Naval Shipyard to prepare for inactivation. In April, she joined the Pacific Reserve Fleet. On 5 August, she was decommissioned and berthed with the San Diego Group. She was renamed St. Joseph's River on 1 October (for the St. Josephs River in northeast Indiana).
LSM(R)-527 earned two battle stars during the Korean War.
ROKS Si Hung[edit]
The USS St. Joseph's River remained berthed at San Diego until activated in the summer of 1960, when she was transferred to the Republic of Korea Navy and commissioned as ROKS Si Hung (LFR-311).
This article incorporates text from the public domain Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. The entry can be found here.


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One of Tom Coughlin's biggest challenges before the season started was to instill badly needed confidence in the New York Giants.
With a matchup against the Bill Parcells-coached Dallas Cowboys looming, Coughlin's priority now is making sure his resurgent team isn't too sure of itself.
The Giants, winners of three in a row, travel to Texas Stadium to take on their NFC East rivals, who come off their bye week looking for a third straight victory.
The rejuvenated Giants, 4-12 last year, continued to build momentum with a 14-7 victory over the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on Sunday. Tiki Barber rushed for 182 yards as the club continued to put a nine-game losing streak, including a defeat in its season opener, in the rearview mirror.
Coughlin, the first-year coach who initially clashed with his players over his disciplined style and lengthy list of rules, has his team motivated, playing strong fundamental football and contending for the division lead.
"We have a long way to go to be the type of football team we want to be," he said Monday. "We have a lot of improvement that can be accomplished, and I like their attitude in looking at that."
The biggest improvement for the Giants has been in turnover ratio, something Coughlin preaches and has successfully ingrained in his team. New York won the turnover battle against Green Bay 3-1 and leads the NFL with a plus-10 turnover margin, a season after tying for last in the league at minus-16. The team has an NFL-best 13 takeaways.
"Three-and-one means nothing this early in the year," linebacker Carlos Emmons said. "If you don't continue to play well and continue to win games at the end of the year you'll be on the outside looking in."
For the Giants to match their best start since 1993, they'll have to beat a Cowboys team coached by Coughlin's mentor, Parcells, who had Coughlin on his Giants staff as wide receivers coach from 1988-90.
In fact, Parcells thinks so highly of his former assistant that after taking over the Cowboys, he let the recently unemployed Coughlin know a spot was always waiting for him in Dallas before Coughlin signed on with the Giants.
"Whatever he wanted to do, I would have done," Parcells said. "I told him he could have a job as long as I'm alive."
New York has lost 10 of its last 13 visits to Texas Stadium.
The game will also feature a pair of aging quarterbacks off to good starts.
"We're survivors," the Giants' Kurt Warner ,33, said Thursday in acknowledging the outstanding starts he and the Cowboys' Vinny Testaverde, 40, are having.
"I think the bottom line is there are still a lot of guys that have been told they are too old and too slow and they can't do it anymore, and they can still do it. I think there are some teams who understand that, and there are other teams that don't."
Warner has completed 77 of 114 passes for 908 yards with two touchdowns and just one interception. He has the offense moving in and out of the huddle quickly, and he's making good decisions on the field.
"I just think around the league there are a number of those guys that continue to show up and let people know, 'I can play this game, whether I am 25 or I am 40,' " Warner said. "I know the game well enough and can play and not make mistakes and help my team win."
Testaverde has been doing the same for the Cowboys since getting the job after Quincy Carter was released.
Testaverde's statistics are similar to those of Warner, with 66 completions in 114 attempts for 891 yards. He has three touchdown passes and three interceptions, and has surpassed 300 yards in two of his three games.
Testaverde downplayed his passing statistics this season, noting a big part of his success coincides with playing for Parcells, his coach with the Jets.
"I know this system inside out, so with that alone I feel much more confident than I had the last couple of years," Testaverde said.
Dallas will be back home after defeating Parcells' long-time coaching rival, Washington's Joe Gibbs, at FedEx Field on Sept. 27. Richie Anderson threw a halfback option pass to Terry Glenn for a touchdown in the fourth quarter as the Cowboys beat the Redskins 21-18.
Testaverde was 14-of-29 for 214 yards as the Cowboys managed to hold on after Anderson's TD pass gave them an 11-point lead.
"It wasn't pretty," Parcells said. "But we're happy to win on the road. Anytime you can come some place on a Monday night, in a rivalry like this, and you're able to win, you have to be happy."
Parcells will be looking to improve his record against his former team to 4-1 as Dallas tries to move past New York for second place in the division. The Cowboys won both meetings last year, including a stunning 35-32 overtime victory in which the Giants blew a three-point lead after kicking off with 11 seconds left in regulation.
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Audience has had a relationship with Apple for several years now, with the company selling processors and licensing IP to Apple that Apple then incorporated into its iPhones. Audience informed investors on Thursday evening that based on a lack of customary pre-launch discussions with Apple, they now believe that Apple will not activate their IP on the processor of the next iPhone. Although that won't have a devastating impact on 2013 revenue (maybe around 10%), that royalty stream was virtually pure profit, and so it will have a significant impact on earnings and cash flow.
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Of course, Apple being Apple, there hasn't been formal confirmation of this, nor any insight into why the company would make this decision. While I guess it's possible that the company elected to go with a competitor's technology (perhaps Qualcomm's (Nasdaq:QCOM) software-based approach), I don't think that's the case. Rather, I'd say there's probably a better chance that Apple thinks either that the iPhone 5 doesn't need any noise suppression assistance or it has developed its own proprietary technology/capabilities.
That uncertainty is likely to be a real problem. At this point, voice isolation/noise suppression technology has largely been seen as "nice to have" technology for high-end devices, but not essential. If it turns out that Apple, a company notably obsessed with the user experience, doesn't think this technology is necessary, that could make it quite a bit harder for Audience to sell other customers on its importance, to say nothing of broadening usage into follow-on markets like tablets, PCs and autos.
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Apple has been a significant customer for Audience for a while now, and losing that relationship has always been a risk factor. However, it's important to note that Apple was not Audience's only customer. The company also relies heavily on Samsung for revenue (over 40% in the last quarter), and that relationship seems to be secure. Likewise, the company has announced recent wins with HTC, Huawei and Google (Nasdaq:GOOG).
The question, though, is whether the company can replace the revenue (and profits) that the iPhone 5 would have represented. In the short run the answer is very clearly "no," but the company does have a good chunk of cash on the balance sheet and appears to have a technology lead over Qualcomm, Texas Instruments (Nasdaq:TXN), Cirrus Logic (Nasdaq:CRUS) and Fortemedia.
Arguably, the best hope for Audience is that user reviews of the iPhone 5 cite noise/voice quality as a problem and that Audience-users like Samsung gain share as a result. That could be a long shot, though, as I can't recall Apple ever being forced to backtrack like that in the relatively brief history of the iPhone.
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A quick look at the balance sheet indicates about $5.50 per fully diluted share in cash, against a current price of $6.10 as of this writing. Clearly, then, the market expects the loss of this Apple business to utterly devastate Audience, and many analysts have slashed their target prices into the single digits. I understand the fear, and I don't wish to soft-peddle the risk to the business model and sentiment that this news represents. That said, giving the company almost no value at all for its technology seems like an extreme reaction. Audience management is going to have to work even harder to establish its technology now, but this is a name that I think is going to be worth watching once the initial selling frenzy lets up.
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beautiful :)
This is so great, micklyn!
Love this design!
Really lovely!!
lovely work, Micklyn!
Beautiful work Micklyn!
beautiful work
So lovely! Well done.
This would make lovely fabric. Have you ever thought to get it printed to fabric?
This is beautiful - I love it!
So gentle and beautiful
Very pretty micklyn! :)
Great pattern!
It's lovely!
Great colour scheme and design!
Beautiful creamy pattern design, great!
I love this one !
Really pretty and sensitive.
fine design!
Love love love!
Wonderful pattern, I love the texture in it, and I agree that it would look lovely on fabric :)
This is lovely.
Beautiful Tone! Like Motif :)
Gorgeous design with one of my most favorite color combos! :)
love it micklyn :-)
I love this. I think I will start following you
So gorgeous, I want this on my couch!
good job!
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