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Thanks for providing the new interview w/ Tony Hung over TSL board - http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stocks_T/threadview?m=tm&bn=51459&tid=142067&mid=142067&tof=4&frt=1.
However, I will call you a bit stubborn to still think that GCL will find their way out to provide equally competitive Quasi-mono wafer giving Renesola had restricted JingGong from using their technology to modify equipments to SOL's competitor for 1-2 years.
At the moment, we had three relevant warnings:
1) CSIQ guided down margin citing ASP declines toward the end of Q3 and orders didn't surface till ASP declined.
2) GET (a wafer maker) guided down both revenue and margin dramatically.
3) Trina guided down both margin and volume in Q3 and Q4.
In view of these annoucment, Tony seems quite confident on their previous guidence. Put aside the lousy 6-8% margin and all other factors remaining the same, in Q2's CC Renesola, upon being questioned, answered the assumed wafer/module ASP in Q3 to be 55c/$1.20. Wafer spot price had fallen below $2 for 6" multi earlier Sept and quoted at $1.87 by 9/21. Based on CSIQ's statement, Renesola should also have a hard time to maintain module ASp above $1.2. Q3 ended 9/31. Poly price didn't fall below $50 till the week of 9.21. So, Renesola was facing lots of headwind, no poly tailwind, during the quarter. So, the fact they can still maintain margin gudence which was offered early Aug should imply the strength on Virtus. It didn't only maintain much better volume than GET but also seems to sport a premium ASP to offset the declining wafer ASP trend in regular wafer market.
These are all my speculation. But I see this interview sending out very bullish signal.
Well, with terrible news from TSL, the stock didn't drop. So, should we expect SOL move up on maintaining guidence?
So if HiCz is efficient I think that it will be necessary to acquire this technology for in-house poly production as it would increase margins. I think that makes GTAT a safer play until the bloodbath between the solars is over.
Thanks for sharing all your research on this odyd. On jinko wafer, they have a fully integrated strategy, but unlike yge who says they never purchase external wafer Jinko has so far bought and sold some wafers and cells while ramping integrated capacity to align dimensions (5 and 6 inches) and types (mono and multi) with the modules they need to ship to customers. I think they've been nimble here to provide good customer service, but in long run almost all wafer and cell should be in-house I think.
Nice deck on GT tech and monocast and HiCz doped with Gallium. GT sees future in HiCz n type.
GT on monocast
MonoCast' is coming
Gutierrez noted in the call that the PV segment sales wouldn't recover until the second-half of the year, driven by new innovations in cell efficiencies, which will be driven by a significant move led by GTAT to 'MonoCast' (quasi-mono) technology.
He highlighted that GTAT's monocast technology was producing high-yields, unlike others that have been developing quasi-mono casting techniques. Gutierrez said that GTAT would be offering field upgrades to its installed-base of DSS furnaces to help move the PV industry to the monocast technology.
'HiCz' is coming
Having recently acquired Confluence Solar, a developer of 'HiCz', a continuously-fed Czochralski (CCz) growth technology for US$60 million, Gutierrez noted that the company had received strong interest for this lower-cost Czochralski method, especially from well-known European-based PV manufacturers. Gutierrez said that he expected the order ramp to start mid-year, 2012.
Critical polysilicon costs v prices
Are these technologies the blue cell module and the quantum technology that they previously had a press release of?
Hi all, I spent couple hours yesterday looking for evidence of the quasi mono furnaces. I happened to find one on alibaba from ACME
then I dug a bit deeper and found evidence that Centrotherm has been making square monocrystalline ingots as well as quasi mono ones for sometime. I also saw company called Phoenix this time one in China to have quasi mono wafers of two types. In addition Solartech, one of the Taiwanese start ups associated with SAS, sells quasi mono cell.
You can order monocast furnace from GT or a kit to upgrade existing one. Centrotherm old furnaces cannot be upgraded, which they find inspiring. This presentation has nice industry road map
GT has sued Poly Plant Project the other day. the 24 pair reactor refers to rods in CVD Reactor with 48 rods.
I suggest visit the PPP website, there are some nice explanations about poly production steps.
Lastly Jinko has arrived to a quasi mono cell by way of own research. It was almost in miraculous fashion at the same time with establishment of R&D centre. This is what Mr. Zha did as R&D Manager for Jinko in 9 months before he became a Technology Director for the very centre.
"Responsible for building up both a R&D center in Zhejiang (including purchase for solar cell manufacture facilities and analysis instruments; layout for laboratory and office; etc ) and a team for a high-efficiency crystalline silicon solar cell (including recruitment for team members, member training, member management, R&D system building, etc). Management for projects of high-efficient silicon solar cells: 1) optimization for mass production line process of mono- and poly-Si solar cells; 2) novel high-efficiency crystalline silicon solar cells, including selective emitter solar cells and high-sheet-resistance cell; 3) new technology applications, such as laser process, photo-plating, etc."
No word on a wafer though.
Then it hit me Jinko spent this year 2.2M on R&D, they has spent the least out of all. Perhaps Shawn is talking about family stealing? Is it possible that Jinko is buying the wafer for someone?
A talk is a talk, let's see how other quasi-mono makers stack up against SOL, as SOL is the one I know has large volume shipments for sure. They should report soon - just check the shipment. STP talked Pluto for a long time, yet still not delivers in volume.
TSL, as far as I know, is evaluating its wafer strategy (whether increase the wafer purchase or not, also means idling its own line).
I understand how you feel odyd. The 18 cent roadmap for SOL looked like they were really on to new tech to reduce cost. Fact is that TSL, YGE and JKS were already in low 20's and at least JKS has guided belor 20 cents for 11Q4. SOL has also been in low 20's on multi, but above 30 on mono. Much of the cost cut roadmap is just diluting the mono capacity, the rest is more efficient multi (quasi mone conversion efficiency, diamond wire slicing etc.). When you look at their 2010 20-F things look very good for low cost wafer production in 2H12, but with low poly price their advantage lessens (if they reach their poly targets).
I think SOL could be something, but going into 2012 I don't think they are uniquely positioned. In fact there's a risk they are badly positioned, since all profits are moving to the module vertical until demand meets up- and midstream capacity.
SOL are still cheap here and if I knew that they used all 100 million to buy back shares in the 2's I would buy them on valuation and good low cost wafer production potential a year from now. But it would be a high risk bet. A better risk bet now is JKS, with fresh latest equipment allowing lowest processing costs and spot poly exposure getting lowest poly cost now and keeping smallest inventory. For playing safe I would buy TSL. Once demand returns LDK will get leverage and could be a good investment.
If SOL can't/won't do cell and module well they must be successful in their poly ramping next year and reach $20-25 cost targets. If they do that I think they can be very interesting.
the question is why not?
The wafer is just a step one. The cell is what makes it tick. Again I speculate this, based on news strings, dates and relationships. TSL could have got those, I just do not see this anywhere.
explo if you follow up Jing sales, you will see they have sold to other companies in China, outside SOL, GCL and YGE. I have said that Trina and Ja didn't announce purchases with Jing, which to me means in certain way their strategy involves GCL quasi mono wafers. JKS can make their own or buy wafers from others, maybe they bought those furnaces as they were building their ingot capacities. GET didn't announce purchases from Jing, but they have the tech too. The purpose of this discussion is to discourage thinking that SOL has superior technology. I find this a bitter tasting as you know I was always very impressed by SOL. I think someone else is also bitter stating that tech was stolen from them. Unless there is an infringement case it is just talk. This tech is everywhere, without the doubt.


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It's funny that this guy makes a big deal about Oscar going down 3 pounds from his previous fight, Cotto 1 lb from previous fight, Margarito got a bonus of 3 extra pounds from his career fighting weight but is not amazed at what Manny had to do.
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Marg at 151
And you forget that cotto was 146 lbs in his last weigh in before the pac fight
You say why wont he fight anyone at their proper weight, well why should he have to be the guy cutting all the corners? When he fought Hoya, you conviently forget that he had just moved up to LW only a few months prior..it was basically a 130 lb fighter in there. When he fought Cotto he had just finished fighting Hatton at 140. Manny has had to do some moving as well.
Why should Manny lose just because a guy has 30 lbs on him? thats like losing under unfair circumstances.
He fought Marg at 151, well that was higher than what Cotto fought him at.
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Pacquiao has fought professionally 57 times and has had only 2 catchweight fights. Cotto came in 1 lb lighter than he had in his previous fight and Margarito, whose proper weight is 147, was given a 3 lb cushion and outweighed Manny by 17lbs in the ring. DLH was the one who cherry-picked, made Manny jump TWO weight classes from LW to WW but Pac drained Oscar, who was by far the bigger star and power broker at that point, right? Why didn't Oscar go down to Pac's proper weight class at 135?
You guys are really running out of points of complaint, huh? What new b.s. will you come up with if Pac kills 3 birds with one stone by fighting the young, African-American, undefeated Berto?
When will Pacquiao face a clumsy Eskimo-American (because regular Eskimos don't count)?
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Under the contraception mandate, religious organizations simply have to fill out a form declaring that the organization objects to having to provide contraception to its employees, which then obligates the insurance provider to provide such coverage separately.
But as Barber put it, this is unacceptable because it is no different than forcing a religious group to pay to hire a hit man to murder someone:
Barber: This is illusory, this compromise, this accommodation that the Obama administration and the HHS is calling it. It's a Chicago-style shell game. This is no different, the analogy that came to mind when I first heard about this so-called accommodation to religious organizations, it's like telling someone to go out and shoot somebody, to kill somebody. Because that's what we're talking about here, abortion is homicide, it's the taking of innocent human life. So we're saying you have fun going out and shooting somebody and you say 'no,no, I can't do that, I'm not going to do that.' And they say 'well, what we'll do is we'll set up a straw man; you have to sign on the dotted line so a hit man, on your behalf, can go out and kill somebody.' That's what we're talking about here.
In law, Mat, as you know, just because you hire out the murder doesn't mean that you're not responsible for the crime. It's still first degree murder. This is no different than what the Obama Administration is trying to do.
Staver: Even though you're not the one paying for the murder, but you're the one who sets it up and authorizes it, then you're still part of it.
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FORMER ICAEW chief executive Eric Anstee has been caught up in the collapse of Blue Printing.
Anstee is a former non-executive at the printing business and is now a creditor – having pumped in his own money to keep it afloat.
Tony Murphy and Paul Boyle, partners at Harrisons, were appointed joint-administrators earlier this week.
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Anstee served as chief executive of the ICAEW from 2003 to 2006.
"Blue Printing struggled to find its footing after the ill-fated acquisition of the Mitcham facility from Aldridge Printing Group, which came with hidden costs and failed to perform as expected," said joint administrator Tony Murphy.
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Danny Canela reached base five times on a two-run home run, a two run double, a single, and two walks, Pin-Chieh Chen blasted a three-run home run and walked, Cael Brockmeyer reached base four times on two singles and two walks, stole two bases, and scored a run, Jeimer Candelario singled, walked twice, scored two runs, and drove-in another, and Starlin Castro belted a triple and an RBI double and scored a run, as the Daytona Cubs rallied to tie the Visalia Rawhide (Diamondbacks Hi-A affiliate) 9-9 on Field #6, and Jamie Westbrook hammered a three-run HR and Daniel Palka drilled a two-run HR, leading the South Bend Silver Hawks (AZ Lo-A affiliate) to a 12-3 drubbing of the Kane County Cougars (Cubs Lo-A affilate) on Field #3, in Cactus League Minor League doubleheader action this afternoon at the Under Armour Performance Center at Riverview Park in Mesa, AZ.
Bijan Rademacher reached base four times on a triple, two singles, and walk for KC in a losing cause.
The 23-year old left-handed hitting Canela is presently assigned to the Kane County squad, but (probably because of his age and D-1 college experience) he began Minor League Camp as a catcher with the AA Tennessee squad. He was moved from catcher to 1st base during the course of Spring Training (he is a very rotund 5'10, perhaps weighing as much as 260 pounds), but the slugger was temporarily moved-up to the Daytona squad today because both Dan Vogelbach and Rock Shoulders (the D-Cubs two first-basemen) were absent.
Canela was Carlos Rodon's catcher at NC State in 2012, but then he had some undisclosed personal issues that resulted in his transferring to Lee University (an NAIA school in Tennessee) for his senior year. After he wasn't selected in the 2013 draft (and I have to ask why, because this dude has some serious HR power), he signed with the River City Rascals of the independent Frontier League where he hit a cool 360/455/582 with 12 HR and 14 doubles in 67 games. He led the league in hitting and was named the Frontier League's Rookie of the Year, before signing with the Cubs as a non-drafted free-agent (NDFA) last October. If he does indeed end up playing 1st base (and DH) at Kane County in 2014 (he is blocked by both Vogelbach and Shoulders at Daytona), Cougar fans (and Chicago Cub fans who go to Cougar games) are going to have loads of fun with this guy.
For us old-timers who remember Riverview Park in Chicago, Danny Canela playing baseball at Riverview Park in Mesa can't help but bring back memories of Dick "Two Ton" Baker and his "Laugh Your Troubles Away" Riverview Park TV commercials in the 1960's... so now it's Danny "Two-Ton" Canela?
Starlin Castro (hamstring injury rehab) played shortstop for seven innings and batted six times in the Daytona game. He flied out his first three times up, then after striking out swinging in his 4th PA in the 6th, he laced an RBI double off the right-centerfield fence in the 7th, and a one-out triple into the RF corner in the 8th. He appeared to be running the bases at full speed, showing no ill-effects from his hamstring injury. He also was solid in the field, making several fine defensive plays, including a heads-up 6-5 FC that caught a D'backs baserunner trying to take 3rd on a grounder to Castro's left.
Since he will be a AA rotation starter, C. J. Edwards (who got the start for the Cubs in the MLB Cactus League game versus the San Diego Padres at Peoria last night) was inserted into the D-Cubs lineup to practice his bunting skills when such situations presented themselves. Edwards laid down three picture-perfect sac bunts in the bottom of the 1st, 5th, and 6th innings, but but then he struck out (bunted foul for strike three) his fourth time up in the 7th. So he was 75% successful.
Starting for KC (although he is assigned to the Daytona squad), 21-year old South African RHP Tayler Scott (Cubs 2011 5th round pick out of Notre Dame HS in Scottsdale, AZ) had a very poor outing, allowing seven runs (all earned) on five hits (including two triples and a HR) and five walks in just three innings of work (81 pitches - only 40 strikes). RHP Scott Frazier (Cubs 2013 6th round pick out of Pepperdine University) worked the 8th inning for the Cougars and could not find the strike zone, allowing two runs on three walks and an HBP in just 2/3 of inning (26 pitches - only nine strikes). There are those in the Cubs organization who believe the 6'5 235 Frazier (known by some as as "Sasquatch") has the best pure stuff in the system, but he just could not find home plate today.
24-year old Dominican RHP Felix Pena got the start for Daytona, working 4.2 IP and allowing two runs (earned) on three hits and a walk. He also struck out seven and got a ton of ground balls (6/1 GO/FO), at one point retiring 12 South Bend hitters in a row before tiring in the 5th. Signed by the Cubs five years ago, it's taken Pena a while to put things together, but he has been one of the surprises of 2014 Minor League Camp (so far). On the other side of the coin was 24-year old RHP Zack Godley (Cubs 2013 10th round pick out of the U. of Tennessee), who followed Pena to the hill and was absolutely crushed, allowing seven runs on eight hits (including three triples and two doubles) in 1.1 IP.
Here are the abridged box scores from the two minor league games played at Riverview Park today (Cubs players only):
1. Danny Lockhart, 2B: 1-4 (4-3, K, 1B, HBP, 5-4 FC, R, PO)
2. Carlos Panalver, SS: 1-5 (2B, K, 6-3, L-8, F-8, R, SB)
3. Kevin Brown, DH: 1-4 (L-7, 5-3, 4-3, 3B, BB, 2 RBI)
4. Jacob Rogers, 1B: 0-4 (BB, K, F-8, K, F-7)
5. Giuseppe Papaccio, RF: 1-4 (1B, F-8, 5-3, K, RBI)
6. Bijan Rademacher, LF: 3-3 (BB, 1B, 1B, 3B, SB)
7a. Mark Malave, C: 0-2 (K, K)
7b. Will Remillard, C: 0-2 (6-4 FC, 3-U)
8. Jordan Hankins, 3B: 0-3 (6-3, BB, F-8, 5-3)
9. Charcer Burks, CF: 1-3 (F-8, F-8, 1B, BB, R)
1. Tayler Scott: 3.0 IP, 5 H, 7 R (7 ER), 5 BB, 2 K, 1 HR, 2/5 GO/FO, 81 pitches (40 strikes)
2. James Pugliese: 2.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 3 K, 2/1 GO/FO, 32 pitches (23 strikes)
3. Michael Wagner: 2.0 IP, 5 H, 3 R (3 ER), 0 BB, 6 K, 1 HR, 1 WP, 55 pitches (36 strikes)
4. Scott Frazier: 0.2 IP, 0 H, 2 R (2 ER), 3 BB, 0 K, 1 HBP, 1/1 GO/FO, 26 pitches (9 strikes)
5. Reinier Roibal: 0.1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K, 11 pitches (6 strikes)
SS Carlos Penalver - E-6 (throwing error allowed batter to reach base safely)
Mark Malave: 0-1 CS
X-1. Starlin Castro, SS-DH: 2-6 (F-8, F-9, F-8, K, 2B, 3B, R, RBI)
NOTE: Castro hit 3rd in bottom of the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 6th innings, and 2nd in the bottom of the 7th & 8th innings)
X-2. C. J. Edwards, DH #2: 0-1 (1-4 SH, 1-4 SH, 2-4 SH, K)
NOTE: Edwards hit 2nd in the bottom of the 1st, 5th, and 6th innings, and 4th in the bottom of the 7th inning)
1a. Tim Saunders, DH #1: 1-3 (HBP, K, L-8, 1B, 2 R)
1b. Marco Hernandez, SS: 0-1 (F-9)
2. Jeimer Candelario, 3B: 1-3 (1B, F-7, BB, BB, F-8, 2 R, RBI)
3. Danny Canela, 1B: 4-4 (1B, BB, HR, 2B, BB, R, 4 RBI, CS)
4. Yasiel Balaguert, RF: 1-5 (F-8, F-7, 1B, F-9, 4-6-3 DP, CS)
5. Jacob Hannemann, CF: 1-4 (F-7, 1B, K, 5-3)
6. Gioskar Amaya, 2B: 2-4 (1B, F-8, 1B, K, R)
7. Cael Brockmeyer, C: 2-2 (1B, BB, 1B, BB, R, 2 SB)
8. Pin-Chieh Chen, LF: 1-3 (HR, BB, 3-1, K, R, 3 RBI)
9a. SLOT WAS SKIPPED FIRST THREE TIMES THRU BATTING ORDER
9b. Justin Marra, DH #3: 0-0 (BB)
1. Felix Pena: 4.2 IP, 3 H, 2 R (2 ER), 1 BB, 7 K, 6/1 GO/FO, 60 pitches (38 strikes)
2. Zach Godley: 1.1 IP, 8 H, 7 R (7 ER), 0 BB, 1 K, 2/1 GO/FO, 38 pitches (27 strikes)
3. Josh Davis: 1.2 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 0 K, 1 WP, 1/4 GO/FO, 22 pitches (15 strikes)
4. Andrew McKirahan: 1.1 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K, 2/1 GO/FO, 34 pitches (24 strikes)
Cael Brockmeyer: 0-2 CS
d.canela's issues at NCSU
d.canela's issues at NCSU weren't drug/alcohol or attitude related, fwiw.
he was running into a bit of a roadblock in his career going into 2013 with brett austin slated to take a majority of the C duties and canela seeing more time as a bat-only DH/backup catcher player. he also had conditioning issues with his weight, though it's obvious he didn't miss much upper body gym time.
unfortunately, he switched schools rather late in a baseball sense (which most likely limited his choices of transfer schools) and going to Lee University (out of NCAA Division 1 competition) didn't exactly help his draft stock. he went to indie ball and the cubs snagged him.
power and a good eye...never was much of a defensive C, though he's got experience and a decent arm (unfortunately his bulk didn't translate well into getting good throws with the arm coming out of the crouch)...1st/DH type most likely going forward...loves the game...not lazy even with conditioning/weight issues plaguing him for quite a while.
Best Godfather/Baseball
Best Godfather/Baseball reference EVER az Phil! Bravo.
Olt and Kalish on the team
Olt and Kalish on the team
Are the Cubs the youngest
Are the Cubs the youngest team in the majors?
Last year it was
Last year it was
5) Cards
4) Pirates
1) Astros
Guessing still Astros
so you're really good or
so you're really good or really bad if you're young, intriguing...
Cubs have to be up there this year I'd think, old man Soriano and DeJesus gone. Only over 30's I see are Jose Veras and John Baker with a couple at age 30 (Jackson, Schierholtz, Villanueva). Figure though Marlins and Astros are gonna stay near the top.
This whole thing is reminding
This whole thing is reminding me a bit of the Blackhawks when the younger Wirtz started fixing the badness that was old man Wirtz. They built a good core of young players. I hope that happens here. It's looking good so far. I'm actually interested in this team. I can root for these guys cuz they're coming up through the system, or they are young enough that if they're good they should be around awhile (Olt, Rizzo). Winning a division through free agency is dead, if it ever was really alive. All the good young players are getting extended, and Miguel Cabrera just got sewn up for two more years. Is Eloy ready yet? Let's bring him up!
w.wright gives up back to
w.wright gives up back to back homers in the top 9th...both to lefties.
no doubters, fast balls
no doubters, fast balls crushed. ugh
Neal Ramirez came in and looked good to close
Ryan Roberts opts out of his
Ryan Roberts opts out of his deal with Cubs per Heyman. I don't think anyone expected him to get the last roster spot once Bonafiacio came on board and Olt wasn't going to AAA.
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the cubs willingness to play boni at SS opens up an opportunity to trade d.barney at some point (especially once castro proves his health).
valbuena may not set the world on fire, but i wouldn't object to him taking over a majority of play at 2nd.
I'm going to miss the Donnie
I'm going to miss the Donnie Murphy era.
I've got a bobble head to
I've got a bobble head to sell you...cheap.
I'll take two.
I'll take two.
Az. Phil----Soler has not
Az. Phil----Soler has not played in a minor league since 3/17---any word on what's going on?
Nats release Mike Fontenot.
Nats release Mike Fontenot. Reed Johnson is the only s-crappy player left in the league (RJ made the marlins 25 man roster).
He's my second-favorite
He's my second-favorite recent Cub middle infielder whose last name ended in 'OT'.
Neifi Perot?
Neifi Perot?
BP mention on a bunch of
BP mention on a bunch of relievers, last on the commentary was Jose Veras...
Jose Veras, Cubs
Second verse same as the first, with a slight alteration. Relievers are the ultimate wild card. The stop being effective or get hurt for odd reasons. Billy Koch thought that he had tendrils growing out of his fingertips once and well, that was that for his baseball career. Let's take intellectual leaps and say Kimbrel isn't saving as many games for whatever reason as he had in the past. That opens the door up quite a bit for the field and while Veras does play for a rebuilding squad I think it will also be a squad that will look to shop him heavily at the trade deadline. Once again, I believe in Veras' ability, and I think he would look quite nice in high leverage situations for some team that's suddenly found itself in a playoff chase sans a capital C closer. Enter Veras and his healthy strikeout rate and improving command. I think he'll do quite well as The Guy, wherever he is needed. —Mauricio Rubio
from the department of "there
from the department of "there are teams worse off than the cubs"...
"Astros manager Bo Porter plans to hit Jose Altuve cleanup against right-handers this season."
Twitterverse says Reggie
Twitterverse says Reggie Golden has been released.
Heading to the showers.
Heading to the showers.
(Na'u ka hau'oli)
(Na'u ka hau'oli)
(Na'u ka hau'oli)
(Na'u ka hau'oli)
go home haole!
go home haole!
new drug policy
new drug policy
80/162/lifetime ban
no playoffs or playoff share
more urine testing
player can try and prove PED was taken accidentally or not intended to enhance performance during arbitration process
League will provide safe supplements throughout the year
If you can cash in on a big
If you can cash in on a big contract, then I think it would probably be worth getting caught once.
This hurts teams much more
This hurts teams much more (which I'm personally in favor of).
Does anyone know if teams can legally institute their own in-house drug testing?
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I'm kind of nostalgic for the Schwarber-for-Miller rumors.
This offseason, after some ridiculous playoff run and Chapman saving every game from here until the end of the postseason striking out 27/9innings, I welcome anyone to quote this thread and call me a dummy: I hate this trade, and my hate is 2 parts Chapman makes this team less likeable and 1 part that's a ridiculous overpay for 30 regular season innings and, at tops, 10 postseason innings. Already hoping they don't extend him.
btw...Thanks AZ Phil. I'm really enjoying your take on this trade.
I'm a bit disappointed on the Warren experience. Essentially they gave Castro away for crickets (OK, well they signed Zobrist with the Castro salary dump). Otherwise one might look at it as Chapman for Castro and our #1 minors prospect (Torres) + McKinney/Crawford. Seems pricey for a 2 month rental. We will see if this price tag is that steep in a relative way based on the remaining deadline deals for relievers.
Yep. One of the great things about this team (in addition to being really good at baseball) was the "likable" factor. Feels a bit different now. Who knows...maybe Chapman will be the king of the dance parties.
Here are some possible corresponding minor league moves we might see in the aftermath of the Chapman trade:
SOUTH BEND to MYRTLE BEACH: OF Donnie Dewees and INF Bryant Flete
EUGENE to SOUTH BEND: OF Robert Garcia and INF Vimael Machin
There is really no reason to replace Billy McKinney at Tennessee because both Chris Coghlan and Jorge Soler are doing their rehab at Tennessee.
And there are plenty of pitchers at Iowa. No need to replace Warren at AAA. .
I am 70 years old. The Cubs last played in the World Series in 1945. I was born in 1946. I hate to lose a prospect like Torres, but when the opportunity is there to get that World Series ring, you go for it. This was the idea in stock piling all this young talent. I would like to see Reddick added now and the Cubbies should be done.
I would expect Richard to accept an optional assignment because based on how he's played this season, there is a decent chance that he won't find work elsewhere. Rather stay and potentially get a ring. Same goes for Coghlan since he's struggled mightily this year.
Edwards should not go down. He's pitched very well and Maddon is very impressed with him. I would expect Grimm to go down for Cahill so he can get back on track (he's pitched better in July, but he's not getting enough appearances).
chitownmvp01: Indeed Clayton Richard would seem to be odd man out once Chapman reports, but Richard might accept a minor league assignment if he is promised a return to Chicago on 9/1 when MLB Active List rosters expand (Richard has minor league ioptions left).
The only player in the deal that would cause me a second thought is Gleyber Torres.
McKinney and Crawford are decent prospects but both are redundant/replaceable in the system and Warren was really only a middle-reliever or #6 starter, so to me it's really just Torres for Chapman.
There is no Comp pick for players traded mid-season. 2+ months of Chapman is it.
to get one of the best you have to give up one/some of your best...but it's a bit painful to watch the system's best prospect walk for any 2-3 month rental, especially one that's not an everyday player.
I assume Chapman will replace Richard on the roster, but who goes down when Cahill gets activated? Maybe Grimm?
And when Soler and Coghlan get healthy, how do they fit them on the roster when they're ready to be activated?
We are giving up a lot, but it's not like we're trading Addison Russell for 2+ months of Jason Hammel. When impact players become available, they are going to cost you. The other bids could also have been high.
Having Chapman as a rental is potentially less disruptive than having him come in with an extension in place.
Billy McKinney had season-ending knee surgery last August and came to Minor League Camp this year somewhat restricted. (He was used mostly as a DH in Cactus League Minor League Camp games), and I'm not sure he's 100% right now (he's repeating AA, and his XBH numbers are way down, like he's not getting good rotation in his lowev half). That might have been part of the reason why the trade wasn't completed right away.
Rashad Crawford was a basketball star in HS (he was known as "Baby Jordan", and baseball was only his second sport) and he has plus-speed and athleticism, so when the Cubs drafted him (Keith Lockhart was the scout) he was seen as a long-term project.
I was at Fitch Park the day that Rashad Crawford became a LH hitter, He waa never a switch-hitter, He went directly from being a RH hitter to a LH hitter, which I had never seen before.


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Medullary catecholaminergic neurons in the normal human brain and in Parkinson's disease
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DOI: 10.1002/ana.410290602
Copyright © 1991 American Neurological Association
Annals of Neurology
Volume 29, Issue 6, pages 577–584, June 1991
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Saper, C. B., Sorrentino, D. M., German, D. C. and Lacalle, S. D. (1991), Medullary catecholaminergic neurons in the normal human brain and in Parkinson's disease. Ann Neurol., 29: 577–584. doi: 10.1002/ana.410290602
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- Issue online: 8 OCT 2004
- Version of Record online: 8 OCT 2004
- Manuscript Accepted: 3 DEC 1990
- Manuscript Revised: 9 AUG 1990
- Manuscript Received: 30 APR 1990
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Parkinson's disease is thought ot cause degeneration of melanin-pigmented catecholaminergic neurons throughout the brainstem, but little quantitative information is available on the fate of catecholaminergic neurons associated with the dorsal vagal complex or medullary reticular formation. We therefore examined these neurons in the normal human medulla and in the brains of patients with Parkinson's disease, using both a melanin stain and immunohistochemical methods with an antiserum against tyrosine hydroxylase. The greatest numbers of catecholaminergic neurons in the ventrolateral reticular formation (A1/C1 group) were located in the far rostral medulla, whereas the largest populations of catecholaminergic cells in the dorsal vagal complex (A2/C2 group) were found at the level of the area postrema. No loss of cells was observed in the A1/C1 group in the parkinsonian brains. In contrast, the A2/C2 group showed moderate loss of neurons, most marked at the level of the area postrema. This difference was entirely due to the loss of neurons in the medial component of the A2 group, a population that normally is only lightly pigmented, while the heavily pigmented neurons in the ventral and intermediate components of the A2 complex were unaffected. Parkinson's disease causes degeneration only of selected populations of medullary catecholaminergic neurons, without apparent relationship to the extent of melanin pigmentation.


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Is it correct to say "she is in my same school"?
Has someone decided that some prepositions and conjunctions are no longer required, and that dates shall no longer be denoted by using words like first second and third?
Is this just another step toward abbreviating speech and writing to the level of English used on mobile phone text messages?
Is there something wrong in saying, or writing, the following:-
'December the third (or 3rd.)' as opposed to 'December three (3).'
'The third (3rd) of December.' » 'Three (3) December'
'I'll see you on Wednesday' » ' I'll see you Wednesday'
'In a conference on Monday..' » 'In a conference Monday...'
'One hundred and twenty' » 'One hundred twenty'
Dear Sirs, I read your post on "I was/ I were". I found it very helpful, resuscitating memories of English classes. I'm still not sure if I should use "was" or "were" in this sentence, below.
"And if anyone else were to peek, they would see the bear cubs looking fast asleep, dreaming of all the things they loved."
The "anyone else" might be peeking and might not be peeking. We don't know. "were" sounds better to my ear, but my MS Word has it underlined in green. Who is correct? Me or the machine?
Is it really correct to say such a thing as, "We are waiting on your mother," when referring to the anticipation of the arrival of someone's mother? It would seem to me that it would be more appropriate, if not more comfortable (at least for the lady), to "wait for your mother."
One can wait on the corner, and one can wait on a table (if that is his profession), but does one really want to wait on his dinner?
It seems to me that the preposition "from" has been replaced by "on" when used in conjunction with the word "wait."
It makes me cringe! Lately, I've heard it so often, I must look like a victim of St. Vitus Dance!
I noticed in reports of the recent GOP debate a number of instances where the phrase "Person A debated Person B." was used rather than "Person A debated with Person B." Is this common in USA?
Is it escaped prison or escaped from prison?
Is this not just perpetuating the English caste system?
Why are words like "a lot of", " a bit of", "get" considered lower-class words and "a great deal/number of" and similar cumbersome periphrases considered "better" ?
For instance: "We need to do everything we can prevention-wise."
Other similar words: taxwise, money-wise, property-wise, food-wise
I realise there has been resistance to indiscriminate usage; the question is really about what constitutes "indiscriminate"?
Secondly, why the prejudice against what is a productive and concise suffix, when the alternative phrases are cumbersome and pretentious.
How do we justify "a" with a non-count noun such as "...to have a knowledge of Latin..." ?
Can anyone tell me why the second 'a' in Canada and Canadian is pronounced differently?
I'm English/British and I and from England/Britain.
Surely it should either be Can-a-da & Can-a-dian or Can-ay-da & Can-ay-dian...
My guess is it has something to do with the French influence, but I would love to know for sure.
Here in the UK our language has been heavily influenced over the years, including by the French and it has always interested where these things start or change.
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"identical to" and "identical with"
- Neige
- July 24, 2016, 4:36am
identical adjective
BrE /aɪˈdentɪkl/ ; NAmE /aɪˈdentɪkl/
*similar in every detail
*a row of identical houses
*The two pictures are similar, although not identical.
*identical to somebody/something: Her dress is almost identical to mine.
*identical with somebody/something: The number on the card should be identical with the one on the chequebook.
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"ask the gays"
- jayles the unread
- July 23, 2016, 2:31pm
Technically the grammar is ok; it is just that by using "the" one almost tends to suggest that all gays are one homogenous group who think alike. There is a discussion about this here:
"enamored with" and "enamored by"
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- July 23, 2016, 9:36am
I'm not at all surprised that no one cited from Oscar Horace's second (1913) publication, "Word and Phrase Sources and Usage: Adjectival and Advebial Etymologies and Preposition Connectors," which he dedicated to his father, Horatio, and his daughter, Amelia.
Horace explains the French usages, as for instance ), "Je suis amoureaux d'Amelia.," of which the English translation is, "I am enamored of Amelia."
He was greatly surprised that, born of the English casual pronunciation of that phrase, an artisan created a tiny glazed bird he called the "Enamor Dove," to be used when words fail the suitor who wants her to be apprised of the depth of his love for her. (In marketing the artisan, at fairs, emphasized that the Enamor Dove exemplifies a a level of courtship that is far beyond the turtle dove stage).
Anyway, the Enamored Dove was oft-bought throughout the British Isles.
And, explains Horace, the product increased the popular usage of "I am enamored of."
Ultimately, Horace's 13 volumes of his word-usage explanations were replaced by more recent books authored by others beginning in the 1880s. Nothing replaced the Enamored Dove, and it was soon forgotten. Foolishly, Horace was against copyrighting and his volumes were not reprised. Libraries, always in need of shelf space, discarded the Horace 13 volumes or stacked them in their basement. Apparently, none of them now exists, either.
Luckily, a friend from Cambridge U, Divad Saratla, visited Washington, DC and was introduced at a party to a huge defensive lineman and they became fast friends. When David learned about his new friend's verbal deficiencies caused by dyslexia, he showed one of the Horace volumes to him, of which the football player became enamored. David gave to him all 13 of the Horace volumes.
I have no idea if any volumes are extant. After years of contacting the usual suspects (forgive me, Sam), and as I now unable to continue, I suppose that Horace's works, to the extent some still may exist, are lodging in a few private homes.
Resume, resumé, or résumé?
- doug
- July 19, 2016, 6:12pm
Speedwell - I understand "affected overcorrectness" and "we don't use accent marks in English." But it's nice to have a clear difference between "re-zoom" and "rez-oo-may," and the accents clearly eliminate any ambiguity.
Pled versus pleaded
- Allan Lolly
- July 19, 2016, 1:32pm
In court, it is common for attorneys and judges to state someone "pled guilty" in the past. I was a criminal prosecutor as well as defense attorney for years and I rarely heard the utterance, "pleaded," in oral discourse. I'm not sure what global marketplace carries more weight than daily use in the courtroom.
Hi all vs. Hi everybody
- John Kunal
- July 18, 2016, 8:41am
I have never understood why we address "Dear". I prefer using it only for personal mails only. Like family and friends. Refering to the discussion here may I suggest "Hello xyz team" on professional mails. Usage of "Hello all" is certainly not the correct way but a more assimilated and tolerated approach.
Is "much" plural?
- czachi prieto
- July 17, 2016, 6:38am
Past tense of "text"
- Melony
- July 14, 2016, 8:45pm
I can not bring myself to say "texted". It sounds grammatically incorrect. I use "text", in past, present and future conversations. It may not be correct, but I have not found anything to say what "is" grammatically correct. I will continue my way until it is proven wrong!
What is the word for intentionally incorrect spelling?
- Hestia
- July 12, 2016, 7:38pm
The word for an intentional incomplete sentence is ellipsis, and the word for 'writing in an accent' (ex: ya'll) is diction, if I remember correctly. Not sure if there is a term for intentional improper spelling, though...
First Generation vs. Second Generation
- Victoria00
- July 11, 2016, 8:25pm
So if our parents are from other contry (mexico)& we are born in the U.S. (americans)then our kids will be Caucasian???


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Ships enter and leave ports regularly. Tying up a ship when alongside a berth or another vessel is potentially a very hazardous operation, unless simple and effective safety procedures are followed.
'Mooring Practice Safety Guidance for Offshore Vessels when Alongside in Ports and Harbours' (IMCA SEL 029/M 214), the latest publication from the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) is designed to ensure safe mooring with zero incidents. "Mooring accidents are always on the list of personal injury accidents, often resulting in severe injuries or even fatalities," explains Jane Bugler, IMCA's Technical Director. "Indeed, many people who read this guidance will remember some form of mooring incident. Whether it be a near miss or an accident, it should serve as a reminder that mooring and casting off a vessel is a potentially hazardous operation that should always be well planned by way of risk assessments and comprehensive procedures. The maintenance of all ship's equipment is important, but it appears that mooring equipment can sometimes be forgotten about. Ours is a very simple message: 'Look after all your mooring equipment and it should contribute to a safer operation'."
The new guidance has easy-to-follow sections on planning the operation; who is in charge?; communication; personal protective equipment; danger zones; condition of mooring lines; hazards; environmental conditions; vessels assisting; quay access; and mooring equipment. Like all IMCA guidance it is available for free-downloading from the IMCA website for members and non-members alike.
Printed copies are available to members at £2.50 and non-members £5.00 (plus delivery charge where applicable) from www.imca-int.com/publications, from email@example.com or from IMCA at 52 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0AU, UK. Tel: +44 (0)20 7824 5520; Fax: +44 (0)20 7824 5521.
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Jupiter doesn't orbit the Sun. The other planets in our solar system are so much smaller than the Sun that their centers of mass are deep inside of it. Jupiter, however, is so huge that it has the same center of mass as the Sun. Basically, they both orbit the same point, which is just above the Sun itself. Source Source 2 Source 3
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Kihei Alii Kai by Maui Condo and Home
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Located across from Kamole Beach Park, this Maui, Hawaii accommodation features an outdoor pool and hot tub. All apartments provide a balcony, free Wi-Fi and a fully equipped kitchen.Styled in cream colour linens, the living room and bedroom is inspired by island decor. A clothes dryer and washing machine are also provided at Kihei Alii Kai by Maui Condo and Home.After a day on the beach, guests can enjoy barbecue facilities and a picnic area. A tennis court is also provided at Kihei Alii Kai by Maui Condo.Kahului International Airport is 14 miles away from Kihei Alii Kai by Maui Condo and Home. Lahaina is 20 miles away. ...read more
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NFL 2012 Season — Week 14 Recap
Dramatic comebacks highlighted the action in Week 14 of the 2012 NFL season. Here's a recap of this week's games:
Dramatic comebacks highlighted the action in Week 14 of the 2012 NFL season. Here's a recap of this week's games:
The NBA's 2012-13 season begins on Tuesday night with three games, including the world champion Miami Heat hosting the Boston Celtics. Several major stars changed teams this past off-season, but the majority of the franchises that were dominant in last season's lockout-shortened campaign are still among the league's best...
Overtime games and thrilling finishes highlighted the games of Week 7 of the 2012 NFL season. Here's a recap of all of Sunday's action:
Game-winning field goals and surprising blowouts highlighted the NFL action from Week 6. Here's a recap of all of Sunday's games:
Here are some of the people in the sports world celebrating birthdays on September 30:
The best professional golfers from the US and Europe are in Chicago to duel for the Ryder Cup, while Major League Baseball winds down its regular season. Here's what to watch this weekend:
Week One told us a few things. Like that Alabama is really, really good.
This week, we don't have any matchups between ranked schools, but we do have some intriguing games that should tell us a bit more about some of these teams. Wisconsin, Nebraska, Oklahoma State and Florida all have challenging road games against BCS-conference opponents. Oklahoma and Stanford, who struggled last week, will try to work out some kinks. Missouri and Texas A&M get their first tastes of life in the SEC. Poor Savannah State will be obliterated by another Top 25 team. And Alabama and Arkansas can set up the first top 10 matchup of the season.
Here is what to look for this week in college football:
The NFL opens its 2012 regular season on Wednesday night when the defending Super Bowl champion New York Giants host the Dallas Cowboys. Fifteen other games fill out the schedule of the new season's first week. Here'
After an off-season filled with scandal and controversy, seeing college football back on the field was a welcome sight. While early season games for Top 25 teams often feature blowouts of lesser opponents (and we certainly had several of those), this week we were also treated to a pair of matchups between Top 25 teams as well as some outstanding individual efforts. Some questions were answered, other teams now have even more. Here is a recap of all the action in the Top 25 this weekend.
The National Football League will open its 2012 regular season on Wednesday when the Dallas Cowboys visit the defending Super Bowl-champion New York Giants. The off- and pre- seasons have set up several key story lines for the new season. Here are the 10 burning questions for the 2012 NFL season:


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Pierre Boulanger (born 8 August 1987) is a French actor. He is known for the 2003 film Monsieur Ibrahim, where he played a young Jewish boy, Moises "Momo" Schmidt and for 2008 film Nos 18 ans where he played Richard. The young actor was the...n reported to be concentrating on his studies, and thus was not able to do movies. After two years, he did TV appearances and minor roles in movies. He is best known for his first major English film in 2011, Monte Carlo with Selena Gomez.
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You did a great job in the movie Monte Carlo! It's one of my favorite movies. I hope they create a sequel too show what happens. Au revoir!
He is sooo cute ! I liked him very much in "Monte Carlo" , & I love his french accent XD
wow he s a so sweety boy