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GM's block is a serious problem in the roleplaying world. Related to writer's or actor's block, it prevents the GM from being creative and enthusiastic about their work.
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I personally always recomend creating your own game worlds for your campaigns. It makes the game your own, rather than something you are just using. Most people will not run characters that other people create. why should game worlds be any different.
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I have been using the Olympus OM-D with the Panasonic 12-35 mm Lumix G (f2.8) and Panasonic 35-100mm (f2.8) lenses for the last 2 months. ll has been going well except that the focus sped has seemed slow.
2 days ago I updated the Olympus firmware to version 1.5 - primarily as the focussing speed was slow with my Pana lenses and this was meant to help address this issue.
Unfortunately the Panasonic 12-35mm f2.8mm lense now doens't work.
My other Panasonic (and my Olympus lenses) are working fine, so I am thinking it is a lense software issue to do with the update (and Olympus has suggested this).
Panasonic are looking into it, however has anyone else had this problem with this lense/update and did you find a solution?
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Shares of hard-drive and memory chip maker Western Digital (WDC) are down 50 cents, or 0.9%, at $53.20, in late trading, after the company this afternoon reported fiscal Q4 revenue that was slightly higher than a pre-announcement it made back on July 6th, and profit higher than expectations.
The company's conference call with analysts, during which it will presumably offer its outlook for this quarter, is getting underway now, at 5 pm, Eastern, and you can follow it via a webcast on the company's investor relations home page.
Update: Western shares have traded down by $3.40, or 6%, to $50.30, after the company said on the call it sees revenue for the current quarter above consensus, at $4.4 billion to $4.5 billion, above the average Street estimate for $4.28 billion, but that profit will come in lower, at 85 cents to 90 cents a share, below the average view of 98 cents.
Based on the Q&A on the call, the issue appears to be concern and confusion over how much expenses are increasing this quarter, given the company's having closed its acquisition of flash-memory maker SanDisk.
CEO Steve Milligan was asked repeatedly about the higher level of operating expense expected this quarter, $875 million. He attributed this to the first full quarter of carrying SanDisk costs on the income statement:
on OpEx, the one thing that I would like to emphasize is that our guidance for fiscal Q1 assumes a higher level of incentive compensation so the increase is really a couple of different things. One there is a full quarter of SanDisk OpEx, but also a higher level of short-term incentive compensation funding as compared to the prior for fiscal Q4.
Milligan repeated the explanation a short while later: "The primary difference between FQ4 and FQ1 OpEx is having a full quarter of SanDisk OpEx plus a higher level of incentive compensation funding, and that's the primary difference
Shares of security technology firm Fortinet (FTNT) are down $3.17, or almost 9%, at $34, in late trading, despite the company this afternoon reporting Q2 revenue that topped analysts' expectations, and profit that was in line with consensus, forecast this quarter's revenue slightly higher, and raised its forecast for full-year revenue.
Revenue in the three months ended in June rose 30%, year over year, to $311 million, yielding EPS of 14 cents.
Analysts had been modeling $305 million and 14 cents.
CEO Ken Xie said the company was "pleased" with a 26% jump in billings, to $373.8 million, which was slightly higher than consensus for $368.7 million.
On the conference call following the report, the company forecast revenue this quarter in a range of $319 million to $324 million, and EPS of 17 cents to 18 cents, which compares to consensus for $320 million and 18 cents.
For the full year, the company raised its outlook for revenue to a range of $1.27 billon to $1.28 billion from a prior $1.26 billion to $1.27 billion, while keeping its EPS view at 69 cents to 71 cents. Consensus stands at $1.27 billion and 70 cents.
Shares of Amazon.com (AMZN) are up $18.39, or 2.4%, at $771, in late trading, after the company this afternoon reported Q2 revenue and profit that comfortably topped analysts' expectations, and forecast this quarter's revenue higher, but missed with its operating profit outlook.
Revenue in the three months ended in June rose 31%, year over year, to $30.4 billion, yielding EPS of $1.78.
Analysts had been modeling $29.6 billion and $1.11 per share.
CEO Jeff Bezos said it had been "a busy few months for Amazon around the world, and particularly in India," noting the company introduced its "Amazon Web Services" cloud computing facility in that country and its Prime membership service.
"The team in India is inventing at a torrid pace, and we're very grateful to our Indian customers for their welcoming response," he added.
Amazon's sales in its North America commerce segment rose 28% to $17.67 billion. International sales were up 30% at $9.84 billion.
AWS revenue was up 58% at $2.886 billion.
For the current quarter, Amazon sees revenue of $31 billion to $33.5 billion, and operating income of $50 million to $650 million, which is better than consensus for $31.6 billion on the top line, but below the consensus for $831 million in operating income.
Shares of Alphabet (GOOGL) are up $21.19, or almost 3%, at $788.03, in late trading, after the company this afternoon reported Q2 revenue and profit that easily topped analysts' expectations, amidst higher ad volume, despite a decline in the price paid for each "click" on an ad.
Revneue in the three months ended in June rose 21%, year over year, to $21.5 billion, yielding EPS of $8.42.
Analysts had been modeling $20.8 billion and $8.04.
CEO Ruth Porat called the results "terrific," citing revenue growth that was actually 25% if one puts aside the affect of currency fluctuations. She added, "we continue to invest responsibly."
Alphabet's Google websites revenue was up 24% at $15.4 billion, while the company's total advertising revenue rose 19% to $19.14 billion. Affiliate sites revenue rose 3%.
Google's "Other revenue," rose 33% to $2.17 billion.
Google's "paid clicks" measure was up 7%, while the "cost-per-click" decline by 1%, with a 2% drop on both owned website ads and affiliate sites' ads. The cost to acquire ad traffic, or "TAC," was 21% of total ad revenue, the same as the year-earlier period. Capital expenditures were roughly even with the prior-year period at $2.056 billion.
"Other bets" revenue, including the proceeds from Nest and Google Fiber and other things, was $185 million, nearly tripling.
Alphabet bought back $1.4 billion of its stock in the quarter, or 2 million shares.
Qualcomm (QCOM) chief executive Steve Mollenkopf was in town this week, along with chief financial officer George Davis, and was kind enough to stop by Barron's offices after several meetings with investors following last week's Q3 report.
In addition to saying hi to Barron's, the two gentlemen also met with The Wall Street Journal's Don Clark, and you can read Don's write-up here.
"What a difference a year makes," said Mollenkopf with a smile, when reflecting on the week's discussions, noting investors seemed more relaxed about what's going on with the company than they had been for a while.
The past year saw a $1.4 billion restructuring, including cutting 15% of staff, following meddling by hedge fund Jana Partners.
"We did what we said we would do," he said of the restructuring and consequent improvement in profit, and the chasing down of license evaders in Chinese that had held off paying the company royalties.
"We've dealt with a lot of change in the industry, and I've been very proud of the team for that, a lot of credit goes to the team."
And now, "The tone of investors, it's more the opportunistic questions we're getting," he said, things such as the potential payoff of non-phone areas like the Internet of Things. Those questions are a lot more fun for Mollenkopf, it sounds like.
Enough restructuring?
Asked if the restructuring was deep enough, Davis indicated there is nothing significant expected on top of the $1.4 billion plan, saying, "going forward, if there's anything outside of that, it would to be part of the normal course of business," such as shifting resources out of one product area into another. Davis pointed out that while the company has been lately showing growth in revenue that's merely "modest," it has delivered "significant" growth in EPS, a benefit of the carrying out of the restructuring.
Rounding up licensees
Of the licensing deals, Qualcomm has till now mostly proceeded with getting licenses in place, and now comes a second stage of enforcing compliance, said Davis. Davis said the $7.4 billion, at the low end, forecast for the company's licensing division, QTL, could meet the hight end, another $400 million, "if we really run the table" on negotiations, though he's not promising that will happen.
Sticking with the licensing issue, I noted that the company's outlook for its Q4 suggests a royalty rate of 2.7% to 2.8%, according to some analysts. Some think that's low. Davis replied that "with these catch-up payments, you can you get fluctuations in the rate, but as we look out over time, beyond 2016, more like 2.9% is the right way to think about it."
Added Davis, there is "nothing structural that's happening" to make for lower royalties. "What happens is that you get previously sold units in one quarter, and they can have different rates than what happens going forward, and in particular, there's a different rate for tri-mode phones, for example, versus the All-Mode phones."
Brighter prospects for chipsets?
Asked if the chipset division would benefit from new sales, as a result of having closed loopholes in licensing, Mollenkopf avoided saying so directly, instead replying, "If everyone is compliant, then there is a more level playing field" in the chip market, implying better chances of selling parts.
That's important because sales into China in the most recent quarter offset some sales in other regions that have been "spotty," said Mollenkopf. China is benefitting Qualcomm as more people trade from entry-level smartphones to LTE models, he said.
Mollenkopf also indicated there's opportunities for selling more "content" in devices, including more integrated functions "on-chip" or in the package, that can boost the overall price of chips.
The Intel question
Asked about Intel's (INTC) expected shipment of baseband modems in the forthcoming Apple (AAPL) iPhone, something the company has conceded will happen, Mollenkopf first replied with what seems the company's stock response, a matter-of-fact dismissal: "It's not unexpected to see people go to a multi-sourcing strategy, we do that to with suppliers," he said. "We never assume we have 100% of an account." Asked what amount of the current quarter's forecast assumes share loss at Apple, Davis indicated there is some share loss baked into his outlook, but he declined with a laugh to offer Barron's an exclusive when pressed on how much that amount comes to.
Mollenkopf added that "we are confident in our roadmap" for the company's modems and chipsets in the face of competition. When asked what aspects he has greatest confidence in, he rattled off a list: "we tend to have more geographical coverage, covering more bands in more regions, which is important to carriers; we tend to have higher performance, and better convergence of WiFi and of multiple bands; and we know these things are meaningful because we see how system makers, our customers, respond to them."
I remark that Intel CFO Stacy Smith, during prior conversations with Barron's, has predicted that "There will be just two suppliers at the end of the day" in mobile, by which he implied Intel and Qualcomm. Mollenkopf in response to this laughed and said, "well, we know Qualcomm will be one of them!" Then he added, "we have dealt with the Who's Who of competition for years, and in baseband we have been through many generations of technology." With regard to Intel's prowess in semiconductor process technology, something I raised, Mollenkopf countered, "Our baseband chips are at a further node than anyone else's in the industry, certainly ahead of, well…" his voice trailed off as we both understood he was referring to Intel's modem production being outside its own factories, in the hands of someone else.
When will they buy something big?
I asked about M&A, the question from investors being whether Qualcomm needs to "do something big." Mollenkopf and Davis both nodded to the still hot M&A market, with analog giant Analog Devices (ADI) just this week saying it will spend $14.8 billion in cash and stock to buy Linear Technology (LLTC).
"It's interesting, people see our strong balance sheet, and they wonder what we're going to do with it," Mollenkopf reflected. "We have the luxury of having coming through a year where we have done some good things for the company, and certainly we have a good balance sheet." Yes, and? I prompted. "We know there's this interest out there in consolidation, and there's a lot of that happening, and there will be more of it, and people are very interested," said Davis. So, what about it? "We have done M&A in past, to diversify, and we have positioned the company, and from a balance sheet perspective, to be able to do things as needed," said Mollenkopf.
But still, when I offer that maybe investors would like to see Qualcomm consolidate parts of its industry, such as buying MediaTek (2454TW), Mollenkopf paused for a moment, smiling, unwilling to even indulge such a ridiculous suggestion, before both he and Davis roared with laughter.
Bottom line, then, no implication the company sees a need to do a large chip deal, despite the vogue for it. Qualcomm is also, said Davis, still integrating its $2.5 billion buy of CSR Plc., and it has its hands full with the joint venture with Japan's TDK (TTDKY), RF360, to develop more RF chips.
If not a large M&A deal, what will the company do for capital returns, I asked Davis. Is the company contemplating a bigger lift to the dividend or the buyback? No, he said, "We have a good dividend payment, and we've been growing that ahead of earnings growth, and I think we have been good on the matter of capital returns."
ARM's buyout, IoT accounting
I asked about the news, two weeks ago, that ARM Holdings (ARMH), which licenses key chip technology to Qualcomm and almost everyone else aside from Intel, will be bought by SoftBank (SFTBY). Any concerns over the future of core chip technology? "I think it caught a lot of people by surprise, but when you think about it, for us, a stronger partner together with a smart outfit like SoftBank, is not a bad thing." I asked if he'd had any talks with ARM CEO Simon Segars about it. Without answering directly, Mollenkopf said, "I think Simon and the ARM team, and Masa San and the SoftBank team, have been very good in how they've dealt with partners, and we expect to continue to work with them well."
I asked Davis when Qualcomm may start to break out reporting in its quarterly results of non-smartphone things, such as Internet of Things. "Yes, there's actually a whole category of adjacencies, and that totaled $1.7 billion in revenue last year, and is heading toward $2.5 billion this year. That includes IoT, but also other things. And we realize that as it gets to a size that's meaningful, then it makes sense to break that out in the P&L, and we realize it is approaching that size, so, we're prepared for that."
IoT's prospects
But what of the IoT? Does any of it add up to anything? Mollenkopf, who sports an Apple Watch (Space Grey aluminum, with a midnight blue sport band), is upbeat on the prospects.
"We love Pokemon Go!" said Mollenkopf, beaming. "Here's something where, people have been saying innovation is dead in the smartphone world, but this has got people doing this new thing, all over the world, that they'd never done before."
What he likes, more precisely, is that augmented reality, of which Pokemon is an example, and virtual reality, such as the Samsung Electronics (005930KS) Samsung Gear adaptor, are "really about leveraging mobile into VR," meaning more ways to push Qualcomm intellectual property and chips.
"The cool thing about VR is, it's one of the few devices that my daughters, and my in-laws, will fight over. My daughters will get excited about something but not the adults. But then I brought home some VR things, and showed it, and it's like, everyone is fighting over who's going to use it. Something as simple as Google Cardboard," the cheap VR viewer.
"And when people start authoring content for it, and some already are, and there's some stuff that is pretty good…" But, I offer, if nerds like Mollenkopf are proselytizing the technology to their children, that's not exactly a groundswell. "I think it will happen," he says, "It will break through. We saw this with smartphones in the early days, we use to go to Korea, and we would bring these phones back from Korea, that were diverse, and people here would marvel at the kinds of features they had. And then, three years later, those features were showing up on phones here. So, it can happen with VR."
But how long will it take for the technology to really mature, given needs for greater screen resolution, refresh rates, etc. Three years to five years? I venture. "Oh, no, much sooner than that," says Mollenkopf. "There are people who are using the 820," Qualcomm's chip from last year, "and they're very happy with it for things like VR on a phone." VR will also push the need for shorter-range wireless point-to-point technologies, such as the 60-gigahertz spectrum that Qualcomm has been helping to develop. Even though cellular LTE speeds can now reach a rate of 1 gigabit per second, he anticipates much if not most of VR content may be distributed within homes and events through such short-range technology.
But it's distracting, and makes you look like an idiot, I point out of current interfaces such as Gear. In response, Mollenkopf notes that many automakers actually believe wearing VR headsets could be better than the traditional dashboard "heads up" display of a car. "This headset that lets you look through the various cameras of the car could actually be safer."
Taylor and Kanye and Kim
We ended our chat on a lighthearted note: Mollenkopf is by his own admission an avid consumer of junk news, of the People magazine and Us variety. I asked him what he makes of the recent feud between Taylor Swift and Kanye West and Kim Kardashian.
Mollenkopf laughed and rolled his eyes, and seemed reluctant to pronounce too much on the topic, then offered, "Having two daughters, I would be upset if I were Taylor's father."
Needham & Co.'s Alex Henderson, who on Monday raised his rating on fiber-optic networking equipment vendor Infinera (INFN) to a Strong Buy from a Buy, with a $20 price target, today assesses the mess of the shares, which are down $4.21, or 34%, at $8.30, after the company yesterday afternoon reported Q2 results above analysts' expectations, but warned of "softening" demand for its products, prompting at least four downgrades today.
Henderson is sticking with his rating, but cutting his price target to $15 from $20, writing "we are going to hold our nose and ride out the trip to the sewers; we think much of this is temporary."
There are some company-specific things, in fact, "the bulk" of the issues, thinks Henderson, but also come industry issues, particularly pricing, which could effect other equipment vendors, such as Ciena (CIEN), Juniper Networks (JNPR), and Cisco Systems (CSCO); Cisco and Ciena are both trading down today, with Ciena off 6%.
Henderson lays out those issues:
Shares of adventure camera maker GoPro (GPRO) are up $1.52, or 13%, at $13.09, building on last night's after hours gains, after the company yesterday afternoon reported Q2 results ahead of analysts' expectations, and said two products the Street is hoping will restore its grandeur, the "Hero5" camera, and the "Karma" drone, are on track to debut later this year.
The stock is still down 54% for the year, and 70% in the past 12 months.
CEO Nick Woodman told analysts during a conference call following the report that "I have been using Karma extensively and it's so much more than a drone"
"I'm convinced it's versatility and ease of use will dramatically enhance how people capture their lives, be it from the sky or otherwise."
Woodman also said the company was continuing to refine its software approach, after making acquisitions earlier this year to broaden its offerings, which had been a weak spot for the company. of the company's mobile apps, "Splice" and "Quik," he said they were being used by mobile phone users who may not already be GoPro users and that "Clearly there exists an opportunity to engage this larger audience in the greater GoPro ecosystem."
"In the months ahead, we'll be consolidating our mobile and desktop solution into a clear and convenient cross-platform experience that will allow consumers to access, create, and share, any time, anywhere.
He also talked of some progress on the content or media side of the business, an area about which the Street has been skeptical. "
A key initiative revolves around content partnerships. GoPro is partnering with some of the world's most recognized brands to create original episodic content. Ford, Wimbledon and Real Madrid, are just a few of the brands leveraging GoPro, its athletes and global community to engage their own audiences with uniquely compelling stories. You can check out some of this content on GoPro's blog, The Inside Line.
The response from the Street, both bull and bear, is that nothing matters till Hero5 and Karma are out.
Though some doubted it, Oracle (ORCL) has, in fact, said this morning it will purchase cloud computing pioneer NetSuite (N), in a deal worth $9.3 billion, or $109 in cash per share of NetSuite.
That price is above yesterday's close even after the stock spiked on takeout chatter, ergo, the stock is up $16.78, over 18%, at $108.35. Oracle shares are up 8 cents at $41.01.
Oracle's CEO Mark Hurd, one of two CEOs along with Safra Catz, said the company's cloud apps are "complementary, and will co-exist in the marketplace forever."
The deal is expected to close this year and will be accretive to Oracle's earnings on a non-GAAP basis "immediately," said Catz.
There's some grumbling about the price tag on the Street.
Shares of Facebook (FB) are up $4.46, or almost 4%, at $127.80, giving up a little bit of last night's after-hours gains, after the company last night comfortably beat Q2 revenue and profit expectations, but warned that "ad load," the number of ads it shows across its various properties, including Instagram, will become less and less of a source of growth in revenue.
On a conference call with analysts following the report, CEO founder Mark Zuckerberg gave a rapid-fire summary of various initiatives, saying the company was only 1% of its journey, and specifically a "10-year initiative" of "building our newer products into full ecosystems for developers and businesses."
He spoke extensively of video, saying it will "soon" displace photos and text as the main way people communicate. He also said the company is mid-way through an effort to enhance its search capabilities, which will eventually lead to search being used more and more to find specific product listings.
COO Cheryl Sandberg and CFO Dave Wehner were peppered with questions about Wehner's statement that the company expects its "supply" for ad purposes to show less of a boost in coming quarters, and drop off substantially after the middle of next year:
Shares of chip maker Cirrus Logic (CRUS), a prominent supplier to Apple (AAPL), are up $5.24, or 13%, at $47.01, after last night easily topping fiscal Q1 expectations and forecasting this quarter's revenue well ahead of consensus as well.
And, indeed, a big part of last night's conference call with analysts was the company indirectly confirming a "digital" jack for headsets for the next iPhone, presumably an "iPhone 7," which many think will appear in September. All that headphone capability now in a USB or "lightning" port, believe analysts, translates directly into higher revenue for Cirrus for each phone sold.
The company's CEO, Jason Rhode, was asked by Needham & Co.'s Rajvindra Gill what he sees as the general increase in using "digital," or "USB" ports for headphones. Said Rhode:
Well, like I referred to earlier, we are excited to see there's already models on the market that have switched over to USBC completely, and either ship with — either ship with or have available accessory USBC headsets or adapters, one or the other, or both. The interesting thing is that as the core chipsets stand today, that's quite a painful thing to do, just the way the USBC stack is handled and routing of audio and uses of voice interface is kind of clumsy in the handsets themselves. So, we see that getting sorted out over the next 6 to 12 months in a way that makes it significantly easier for handset manufacturers to go that route, and so we would anticipate that would gain a lot of momentum over that timeframe. And, like I say, I think we're extremely well-positioned to capitalize on that.
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text: For both ALNY and SIRNA, however to cover your bases on RNAi, you need to go long on Benitec too. This company is listed on the ASX (Australian stock exchange) and has the key patents for ddRNAi. That is, delivery of RNAi via DNA. This technology allows RNAi to be delivered by viruses like adenovirus, lentivirus, adeno-associated virus. This delivery approach may prove more useful for long term suppression of gene expression. Its hard to tell thouugh at this point. The fact of the matter however is that to cover all players in the RNAi field you need to cover:ALNYRNAIBLT (ASX)There is another small (Nasdaq listed) company based in LA I believe doing some RNAi work however they are mere licensees of the main patents. I forget there name. I remember doing some research and found the pricipals to be in there 70s and the stock has been around for 20 years with little movement. They seem to have only recently changed direction into RNAi.All good news today though. RNAI stock I hold up 20 odd percent today. ALNY up slightly after VEGF presentation.


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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- It was a somber group that trudged onto the UVa men's basketball team's charter bus as midnight approached Wednesday. Under any circumstances, the early-morning drive back to John Paul Jones Arena would have seemed long to the Cavaliers, but a victory over ACC rival Wake Forest would have made the trip more tolerable.
Instead, they had three-and-a-half hours to dwell on a tremendously disappointing loss. Three nights after soaring to a nine-point victory over North Carolina at JPJ, the Wahoos stumbled on Tobacco Road, falling 55-52 to the Demon Deacons.
"We defended our tails off from wire to wire," said embattled Wake coach Jeff Bzdelik. "Just a great win for our basketball team."
That the Deacons (8-6, 1-1) defeated UVa at Lawrence Joel Coliseum is not shocking. After all, the `Hoos entered the game having dropped nine straight to Wake there. Still, nobody expected Virginia (11-4, 1-1) to play so poorly at both ends of the floor.
"I think this tape will be a hard one to watch," UVa coach Tony Bennett said, "because you can't pinpoint that, well, it was just this or just that. It was a lot of areas."
The Cavaliers turned the ball over 17 times. They shot 36.4 percent from the floor. They didn't make a 3-pointer until the game's final minute. They missed point-blank shots and uncontested jumpers. They broke down repeatedly on defense -- the foundation of Bennett's program -- and allowed Wake to shoot 52 percent from the floor in the first half. They often looked two steps slower than the Deacons.
"I think we were outplayed for the majority of that game, 35 minutes," Bennett said.
Virginia, which trailed by 14 with 10:05 left, managed to claw its way back into the game, even as its turnovers mounted. In the final 55 seconds, the Cavaliers hit three treys to trim Wake's lead to a single point, but that comeback did not make up for the mistakes that preceded it.
"I told our guys, they battled hard to get back to that spot, but don't feel too good about that," Bennett said. "I think you gotta look at the majority of that game and learn from that, and grow from it. We have to.
"We hit some tough shots, there were some plays down the stretch, some nice offensive rebounds [that helped] close that gap, but in the meat of the game, the guts of the game, there wasn't enough there."
Freshman center Mike Tobey came off the bench to make 6 of 9 shots from the floor, score 14 points and grab a career-best seven rebounds in 21 minutes. Another freshman reserve, swingman Justin Anderson, corralled eight boards (and scored five points) in only 17 minutes. Akil Mitchell posted a double-double, with 10 points and 10 rebounds. Still, like most of his teammates, the 6-8 junior was far from perfect Wednesday night.
Sophomore Darion Atkins, who started alongside Mitchell in the frontcourt, was ineffective, totaling two points and two rebounds in 16 minutes. Another starter, sophomore Paul Jesperson, failed to score in his 21 minutes.
Point guard Jontel Evans, in the second start of his injury-marred senior season, turned the ball over four times. So did junior swingman Joe Harris, who scored 13 points but missed 9 of 14 shots from the floor. Freshman forward Evan Nolte, one of the stars of Virginia's win over UNC, was 1 for 7 from the floor against Wake.
"I don't know exactly what we could pin it on," Harris said of the Cavaliers' lackluster performance. "We just lacked execution, focus, energy, you name it. We didn't come ready to play, and we didn't deserve to win this game."
And yet the `Hoos still had a chance to force overtime. With 54 seconds left, Nolte's trey pulled Virginia to 50-46, and the score hadn't changed when Mitchell went to the line for a one-and-one with 28.9 seconds to play.
What could have become a two- or three-point game instead went the other way. Mitchell missed his first free throw, and Wake rebounded. Senior guard C.J. Harris was fouled, and he hit two free throws with 26 seconds left to make it 52-46.
UVa kept coming. Joe Harris drilled a 3-pointer from the top of the key to make it 52-49. After Wake's Tyler Cavanaugh went 1 for 2 from the line, Joe Harris buried another trey, this one from the right wing, to pull UVa to 53-52 with 6.3 seconds remaining.
With his team on the verge of collapse, C.J. Harris stepped to the line and took control. He calmly sank two more free throws, after which Wake called a timeout.
The clock showed 5.3 seconds remaining. When play resumed, Joe Harris inbounded the ball to Evans, who dribbled across midcourt. And then, alas, the Cavaliers' offense broke down for the final time. The ball was supposed to go to the 6-11 Tobey behind the 3-point arc, but Evans' pass was knocked away and ended up in the hands of Joe Harris, who launched a desperation 3-pointer an instant after time expired. (His heave missed anyway.)
"It's definitely tough, especially after the big win we had on Sunday, to come out flat and not play with as much energy," Tobey said. "It was just a tough loss for us. I thought we prepared well. Mentally, I guess, we just weren't as engaged as we needed to be."
Evans said: "Hopefully this is a learning experience for our team."
Moments after Atkins won the opening tip Wednesday, Evans, who had sparkled against North Carolina in his first appearance in more than a month, turned the ball over. It was a sign of struggles to come for Evans, who had two more turnovers in the game's first 11 minutes.
"I didn't expect to play like that," Evans said. "My play tonight was very unacceptable, and I definitely take that loss upon myself. As a lead guard and being a senior, you don't get your team started off that way."
Of UVa's four losses, three have come away from John Paul Jones Arena. To be successful on the road, Bennett said, "you have to bring an approach where you're willing to execute, you're willing to have a level of steadiness and composure on both ends. Again, we got out of sync. Some of it was uncharacteristic."
Not everything needed fixing Wednesday night. "I thought Mike Tobey did some nice things offensively," Bennett said. "I thought some guys rebounded. Justin Anderson really got on the offensive glass, as did Akil and, as I mentioned, Mike, so some things were solid there. But you gotta be sounder than that for the majority of the game."
UP NEXT: After about 36 hours in Charlottesville, UVa will go back on the road. The Cavaliers' destination this time is Clemson, S.C., where they'll meet the Tigers (8-6, 0-2) on Saturday. The ACC Network will televise the noon game from Littlejohn Coliseum.
"We have to have two good days of preparation," Bennett said late Wednesday night. "Clemson's coming off of a tough loss against Duke on the road, so we'll go in there and that'll be a hostile environment. And they're very physical, and they play real hard. So we'll have to come in and play better, play sounder, bring the effort. But we have to learn from this. If we don't learn from this, then we weren't very smart."
Virginia has lost three straight to Clemson at Littlejohn since rallying for a dramatic victory there on Jan. 28, 2007.
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by June Portnoy
In honor of Earth Day held worldwide on April 22nd, Poquessing Middle School's Environmental Club encouraged students to "Reduce, Reuse and Recycle" by sponsoring a school-wide sneaker recycling program and a poster contest both held during the month of April. The club's president, eighth-grader Brittany Lavko, spearheaded the sneaker recycling program.
After conducting on-line research of various environmental projects, she was intrigued by Nike's Reuse-a-Shoe Program. It was established in 1980 as a way to lessen Nike's impact on the environment and reduce the amount of shoes headed for landfills. Nike sets up collection sites where you can drop off worn-out athletic shoes for recycling.
After determining that there was a local Nike collection site at Philadelphia Mills (formerly Franklin Mills), club advisor, Mrs. Lisa Scott, agreed that this project would appeal to their students.
Over 4,500 FBLA students from across the state of Pennsylvania went to this conference to compete in various business and technology related events. Twenty-one regional winners from Neshaminy's FBLA Club attended the competition.
Neshaminy had the following students recognized for placing within the top 10 of their events. Congratulations to these students for their efforts and their enthusiasm in leadership development and American enterprise.
Bristol Road will be closed between Acorn Road and Magee Avenue in Lower Southampton and Middletown townships, Bucks County, on Wednesday, May 18, and Thursday, May 19, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM for emergency water main repair by the Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority (BCWSA), the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) today announced.
During the operation, Bristol Road through traffic will be detoured over Brownsville Road, Route 132 (Street Road) and Route 213 (Bridgetown Pike). Local access will be maintained up to the construction zone. Motorists are advised to allow extra time when traveling through the area.
When Charles J. Manderfield died in 1957, he bequeathed the land now known as the Manderfield Preserve, specifying that it be held in trust "for the use of the community and the public as a Woodland Preserve or Park and…that the streams on the various properties shall be preserved intact for the public use and benefit…"
West Rockhill Township, located in Upper Bucks County, ultimately acquired this open space which is part of the 1.8 million acre Pennsylvania Highlands region. It extends along a corridor of high elevation forested land from the Delaware River at the New Jersey border to the Maryland border in Central Pennsylvania. Other than tree markers, no educational signage exists to point out some of its unique features.
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Several non-profit organizations and local businesses who have formed a Homeless Veterans Coalition spoke to Neshaminy High School's (NHS) Interact Club on Thursday, April 7th about enlisting their assistance in helping homeless veterans live better lives, and ultimately become financially self-sufficient.
"Our Interact Club plans to make a positive impact on this coalition by spreading awareness and bringing needed resources and manpower to help our veterans," said Neshaminy High School's Interact Club School Advisor Suzi Drake.
NHS Interact Club's initial veterans community service project was in March when they sorted clothes that had been donated by various agencies. They categorized clothes by size, and then put together complete outfits, such as a t-shirt, pair of pants, long-sleeved shirt, outerwear, shoes and socks. They placed these outfits into bags to be delivered to homeless veterans in Bucks County.
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Judge Denies Apple Request for Injunction vs Samsung Phones, Tablets
A federal judge Wednesday denied a request from Apple Inc. to bar Samsung Electronics Co. from selling smartphones and tablets in the U.S. that infringe on Apple patents.
Apple had sought a permanent injunction against certain Samsung products after a judge and jury found in May that the Korean firm had infringed on three of its patents in a high-profile intellectual property dispute. The jury awarded Apple nearly $120 million in damages—a fraction of the $2.2 billion that it was seeking.
Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, Calif., said Apple hadn't "satisfied its burden of demonstrating irreparable harm and linking that harm to Samsung's exploitation of any of Apple's three infringed patents." An Apple spokeswoman declined to comment on the ruling, while a Samsung spokesman wasn't immediately available for comment.
The ruling isn't a surprise, because Apple has struggled to win injunctions against Samsung during its series of high-profile patent disputes between the companies.
Apple has won two verdicts from federal juries in California that Samsung had infringed its patents on the iPhone and iPad. Samsung has been ordered to pay damages totaling more than $1 billion from the two trials. Samsung has said it would appeal both decisions.
Apple has yet to collect a dime from either case and it hasn't gotten what it really wanted: a far-reaching injunction on sales of certain Samsung phones and tablets. Apple recently dropped its appeal of a ruling denying it an injunction against nearly two dozen Samsung products from the first trial, in 2013.


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Doctor Who: The Complete Fourth Series
Cast: David Tennant
Hot on the heels of the acclaimed third series, Doctor Who returns for a fourth installment with a familiar face alongside the Doctor (David Tennant). Award-winning actress (and comedian) Catherine Tate returns as the Doctor's new companion, reprising her role as Donna Noble, who was featured in the 2006 Christmas special "The Runaway Bride." Now reunited, the Doctor and Donna travel back to Pompeii in AD 79 on the eve of the infamous eruption where people are slowly turning to stone; investigate a series of grisly murders with the help of Agatha Christie; journey to the home world of the sinister Ood; and come face to face with an old enemy of the Doctor's. Series 4 also sees the return of the Doctor's previous companions, the vivacious Rose Tyler (Billie Piper) and the feisty Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman).
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- Time:
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Cast & Crew
|David Tennant
|The Doctor
|Catherine Tate
|Donna Noble
|Billie Piper
|Rose Tyler
|Freema Agyeman
|Martha Jones
Technical Credits
Scene Index
1. What!? [6:12]
2. Another Sky [4:44]
3. London Abandoned [4:05]
4. "You Are All Going to Die" [8:36]
5. Homicidal Host [7:10]
6. Deck 31 [6:22]
7. Bannakaffalatta [6:23]
8. Three Questions [3:52]
9. Retirement Plan [7:14]
10. Unsinkable [10:07]
11. Farewells [5:30]
13. Credits [:31]
Disc #2 -- Doctor Who: The Complete Fourth Series - Partners in Crime/The Fires of Pompeii/Planet of the Ood
1. Partners in Crime [5:14]
2. Valued Customers [2:34]
3. Collection Squad [4:39]
4. Home Truths [4:26]
5. Back Again! [3:46]
6. The Spark of Life [4:16]
7. Going Down [3:25]
8. Sonic Technology [3:01]
9. Computer Access [5:07]
10. Double Strength [5:47]
11. Destiny [5:06]
13. Credits [:33]
1. The Fire of Pompeii [3:52]
2. Modern Art [3:38]
3. No Stopping It [4:28]
4. Lucius Arrives [3:53]
5. Ipso Facto [3:32]
6. Listen to Me! [6:23]
7. Sacrifice [5:04]
8. Sunrise [4:58]
9. Pompeii or the World [2:14]
10. Eruption [2:57]
11. Save Someone! [6:03]
13. Credits [:33]
1. Planet of the Odd [3:55]
2. Facts and Figures [3:49]
3. The Ood: Sphere [5:06]
4. Stage 2 [2:12]
5. Warehouse 15 [1:44]
6. Ood Export [6:09]
7. No Survivors [3:36]
8. Friend [3:43]
9. Revolution [3:19]
10. Time to Die [7:01]
11. Ood Song [1:50]
13. Credits [:32]
Disc #3 -- Doctor Who: The Sontaran Stratagem/The Poison Sky/The Doctor's Daughter/The Unicorn and the Wasp
1. The Sontarian Stratagem [4:04]
2. Martha Jones! [3:01]
3. Times Have Changed [3:56]
4. Discovery [4:14]
5. Weird Stuff [6:58]
6. Home [3:45]
7. Rattigan's Academy [3:11]
8. Intruder [3:47]
9. Double Jeopardy [3:11]
10. Deadlocked [3:56]
11. Final Phase [3:16]
13. Credits [:34]
1. The Poison Sky [4:17]
2. Code Red [3:43]
3. Change of Plan [3:23]
4. Rattigan's Plan [4:46]
5. Nuclear Launch [3:54]
6. Retreat! [3:16]
7. Secret Weapon [3:10]
8. Valiant Effort [6:23]
9. Teleport [2:50]
10. Blue Sky [3:23]
11. Ultimate Sacrifice [4:22]
13. Credits [:31]
1. The Doctor's Daughter [4:42]
2. My Patient! [2:40]
3. General Cobb [4:42]
4. Imprisoned [3:33]
5. Two Hearts [4:28]
6. The Tunnels [5:48]
7. Noble Sacrifice [4:25]
8. 7 Days [3:55]
9. The Source [1:46]
10. Peace? [4:30]
11. New Beginnings [3:29]
13. Credits [:33]
1. The Unicorn and the Wasp [2:30]
2. Meet and Greet [4:43]
3. Clues [5:09]
4. Crafty Man [4:07]
5. Kitchen Gossip [4:41]
6. Poisoned [2:41]
7. We're British! [3:40]
8. Endless Night [4:23]
9. Family Jewel [3:58]
10. Genetic Lock [2:26]
11. Sting in the Tale [5:14]
13. Credits [:31]
Disc #4 -- Doctor Who: Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead/Midnight
1. Silence in the Library [5:40]
2. Courtesy Node [3:18]
3. Gotcha! [3:11]
4. Hello Sweetie [4:46]
5. Who Are You? [4:30]
6. What's Cal? [3:35]
7. Ghosting [6:03]
8. Nightmares [3:35]
9. Two Shadows [2:11]
10. I'm Fine [2:48]
11. What's the Plan [2:11]
12. Credits [:35]
1. Forest of the Dead [5:35]
2. They're Coming! [3:47]
3. Doctor Moon [1:50]
4. Happy Families? [3:17]
5. 5 Minutes [4:07]
6. Spoilers [4:06]
7. A Dream? [5:14]
8. Help Me! [5:26]
9. Auto Destruct [2:08]
10. 4022 Saved [3:05]
11. Not Today! [5:28]
12. Credits [:35]
1. Midnight [5:28]
2. 98 Kliks [3:49]
3. What's the Problem? [2:13]
4. Knock Knock [4:40]
5. Still Alive [2:58]
6. Talk Talk [5:29]
7. Trust Me! [3:44]
8. Think About It! [4:35]
9. It's Moved! [2:56]
10. Just Repeating [4:50]
11. 20 Minutes Later [1:57]
13. Credits [:34]
Disc #5 -- Doctor Who: Turn Left/The Stolen Earth/Journey's End
1. Turn Left [5:45]
2. Merry Christmas [4:42]
3. Sacked [3:29]
4. You're the One! [2:08]
5. Christmas Break [3:18]
6. Leeds [5:26]
7. Atmos [4:58]
8. Labour Camps [3:39]
9. Ticking Over [2:55]
10. The Creature [5:36]
11. Half a Mile Away [6:18]
13. Credits [:32]
1. The Stolen Earth [5:08]
2. Not a Trace [3:39]
3. No Reply [3:24]
4. The Shadow Proclamation [5:30]
5. Dalek Caan [4:18]
6. Defiance [3:52]
7. Surrender [8:03]
8. Sacrifice [2:19]
9. Davros Speaks [2:55]
10. Exterminate Torchwood [4:12]
11. Regeneration [1:41]
12. Credits [:03]
1. Journey's End [5:32]
2. Germany [8:26]
3. Shhh! [4:45]
4. Incinerate! [4:01]
5. Reality Bomb [5:51]
6. Higher Authority [6:14]
7. Detonate! [6:56]
8. Heads Up! [4:27]
9. Back Home [4:16]
10. Farewell [3:54]
11. Memories? [7:47]
12. Credits [:27]
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Episode 6: The Sins of the Fathers
Episode 7: Nemesis
Episode 8: Shadowplay
Episode 9: River Runs Deep
Episode 10: Look Who's Talking
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Episode 13: The End of an Era
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I'll be the first to admit that I wasn't too keen on the addition of Catherine Tate as the Doctor's newest companion. and while I am still not the biggest Donna Noble fan, I have to admit that Tate's acting and her chemistry with Tennant was much better than I expected. Of course, there are always one or two shows in a series that don't past muster, and no doubt in my mind that "Planet of the Ood" and "The Doctor's Daughter" were this series low points. But the series did get off to a great start with "Partners in Crime" followed by the terrific "Fires of Pompeii." The two-parter "The Sontaran Strategem" did bring back Martha Jones, but for me the story lacked a great deal. And although "The Unicorn and the Wasp" doesn't seem to have been a favorite, I loved its sense of comedy, and who can possibly resist an Agatha Christie mystery? And from the point on, the series went into overdrive - Moffat's "Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead" was amazing, followed by the absolutely incredible "Midnight" (which begs the question of why Tennant hasn't won a BAFTA yet. His acting in this episode alone is worth the nomination). From there, we go to "Turn Left" with the return of Rose, followed by the series finale which brings together the Torchwood crew and Sarah Jane Smith in a universal battle against the Daleks. What a way to end the season!
As usual, Tennant's acting is beyond reproach. At times, he does have a tendency to get a bit carried away and giddy, but there's never a time he's on screen that you aren't carried away by his enthusiasm. Not only is his comedic timing incredible, but when it comes to the dramatic storyline ("Midnight") - he is truly amazing. Each year Tennant continues to mesmerize me - and with his departure next year, I don't know if my love of Who will translate to his replacement. But enjoy series 4 for what it is - fun, enjoyable, entertaining and worth watching time and time again.
By adding Donna Noble as companion to the Doctor, this was the best of the Doctor Who series.
The extra commentaries were informative and often times funny, especially when David Tennant was involved.
This series is by far my favorite (of the Russell T. Davies era). David Tennant plays a fantastic Doctor, of course. But Catherine Tate is absolutely wonderful as Donna Noble. Catherine and David play so well off each other, it really adds more to the dialogue. Donna is the perfect companion and the ending to this series always breaks my heart. The DVD packaging is exactly like those from Series 1-3, with an additional little booklet included.
My husband and I love the Doctor Who series and Season 4 is fantastic. Each episode is like a mini-sci-fi movie; the special effects and the storylines along with the acting is spectacular. I definitely recommend buying all of the Doctor Who Seasons 1 through 4. It is worth the money.
Like any TV series, they have their ups and downs, but not Doctor Who. Each episode brings with a thrill ride and suspence right down from Partners in Crime to the Journey's End. Like the other seasons, this one has a common theme: The Doctor Donna. But I won't reveal what that means. Also there is the enjoyment of seeing Martha Jones return and Rose Tyler. I will say that the final two episodes are my favorite. They tie up all the loose ups and even bring back some old friends. So please enjoy this Fouth series of Doctor Who because it is the last season with the tenth doctor David Tennant.
doctor who is an amazing tv show i love David Tennant as the doctor really worth the watch, i didn't think i would like doctor who but i did so give it a shot LOVE DOCTOR WHO my fav episodes Human Nature, The Family of Blood, Partners in Crime, Smith and Jones and Shakespeare's Code p.s. they are not all from series 4
If your a Doctor Who fan, buy this to complete your collection!
We have greatly enjoyed all of the "New Doctor" episodes--both David Tennant's and Christopher Eccleston's, but this season was the best so far. The relationship between the Doctor and Donna was much looser than with the other companions; the lack of romantic entanglement made things more relaxed and they were just so much fun. We really loved the way she was able to pick on him and boss him around while still being nervous and vulnerable as a normal human.
David is the best Doctor Who ever, he is just awesome!! The stories they gave him are just amazing!


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The Tulare Western Mustangs basketball team won Friday's home tournament game against rival school Tulare Union by a score of 72-67.
(December 23, 2011: Tulare, CA 93274) The Tulare Western Mustangs (Tulare, CA) basketball nipped the visiting Tulare Union Redskins (Tulare, CA), 72-67 in Friday's non-league test.
The Mustangs (2-1) will now prepare for their test against Hanford West (Hanford, CA). The Huskies go into the non-league test with a 5-5 record. In their last test, Hanford West got by Sierra Pacific (Hanford, CA), 57-17, in a non-league test.
The Redskins now own a 7-2 record. They take the field next when they travel to Selma for a non-league test on Tuesday, December 27. Tulare Union will clash with a Bears squad coming off a 65-47 non-league loss to Mission Oak (Tulare, CA). The Bears record now stands at 3-5.