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Kyle Kirk Lauby
Riverside, CA Securities Law Lawyer with 17 years of experience
(951) 320-1444	4590 Allstate Drive
Riverside,	CA 92501
Securities, Antitrust and Consumer
UCLA School of Law
Kyle K. Lauby is a partner in the Riverside office of Fernandez & Lauby. Mr. Lauby graduated in 2003 from the University of California at Los Angeles School of Law with a specialization in business law. In 1999, he graduated magna cum laude from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business. Mr. Lauby is admitted to practice in the State of California and before the United States District Court for the Central District of California. He has litigated cases in a variety of practice areas, including construction defect, wrongful death, personal injury, securities fraud, antitrust, and general...
Brett Gregory Evans
Anaheim, CA Securities Law Lawyer with 15 years of experience
(844) 443-5229	155 N Riverview Drive
Anaheim,	CA 92808
Securities, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Tax
University of Washington School of Law and University of Utah
Brett Evans delivers experience in securities, corporate, mergers and acquisitions, energy and tax law with his securities career beginning in 1995. At Evans Law, PC, Evans counsels corporations, asset management companies, securities issuers, broker-dealers, investment advisers, registered representatives and other financial industry participants in the areas of securities offerings, arbitration, litigation, broker-dealer and registered investment adviser regulation, compliance, due diligence, securities investigation and enforcement and a diverse range of transactional matters. During his career, Evans has been involved in structuring and drafting more than $1.7 billion in private placement and joint venture transactions in energy, real estate and...
Jay Nabil Razzouk
San Bernardino, CA Securities Law Attorney with 12 years of experience
(909) 547-7299	473 E. Carnegie Drive
San Bernardino,	CA 92408
Free ConsultationSecurities, Business and Entertainment & Sports
Jay has represented and advised investors of public companies in shareholder derivative actions and complex class action litigation for over a decade. He helped secure millions of dollars in financial recovery and corporate governance reforms. He investigated and litigated claims involving such issues as accounting fraud, executive compensation, board entrenchment, board elections, corporate takeovers, inadequate internal controls, and violations of the False Claim Act, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, anti-money laundering laws, and vehicular and aeronautical safety regulations.
Since 2017, Jay has focused his legal practice on helping entrepreneurs successfully form and operate their businesses, representing clients in contract or business...
Mark Anchor Albert
Los Angeles, CA Securities Law Attorney with 33 years of experience
(213) 699-1355	445 S Figueroa St
Los Angeles,	CA 90071
Securities, Appeals, Business and Consumer
University of California, Berkeley School of Law
For over 30 years, Mark Anchor Albert has consistently achieved outstanding results for his clients in complex business litigation and trials. He has been instrumental in obtaining hundreds of millions of dollars in recoveries for his clients from corporations and their insurance carriers in difficult cases involving complicated liability, damages, and related insurance coverage issues. He also has successfully defended companies and individuals facing hundreds of millions, even billions of dollars in potential liability, often succeeding in having difficult cases dismissed by motion before trial, or otherwise obtaining deeply discounted settlements on favorable terms.
Mr. Albert provides sophisticated legal services for...
Lynne Paynter Bolduc
Irvine, CA Securities Law Lawyer with 26 years of experience
(949) 788-8900	16148 Sand Canyon Ave
Irvine,	CA 92618
Free ConsultationSecurities and Business
Western State College of Law at Argosy University
Lynne Bolduc, a Partner with Oswald & Yap, practices securities and corporate law. She represents both private and public companies, as well as investment bankers and broker/dealers. Lynne's experience includes entity selection and formation matters for businesses just getting started, contract negotiations and drafting, mergers and acquisitions, private offerings, taking private companies public, and public company reporting with the Securities and Exchange Commission. She has structured and implemented over $1 billion in financings.
William F. Capps
Irvine, CA Securities Law Attorney with 48 years of experience
(949) 623-7200	3 Park Plaza
Securities and Business
I am an experienced California Business and Securities Law attorney. I am committed to solving complex business issues for clients from a wide range of industries.
For over 40 years, my practice has been focused on effectively solving problems and creating solutions. I am dedicated to guiding my clients towards achievement of their business goals.
Richard Stanislaw Frankowski
Los Angeles, CA Securities Law Lawyer with 19 years of experience
(310) 906-4886	633 West 5th Street
Free ConsultationSecurities and Arbitration & Mediation
University of Alabama School of Law and University of Alabama School of Law
Richard S. Frankowski is the owner of The Frankowski Firm, LLC based in Birmingham, Alabama and Incline Village, Nevada. Mr. Frankowski has represented hundreds of investors around the country in FINRA arbitrations and in court. His practice focuses on stock broker fraud, consumer class actions, and direct and derivative shareholder litigation. He is an AV Preeminent-rated attorney by Martindale Hubbell and is a member of the Alabama and Florida Bars, as well as a member of the American Bar Association, the American Association for Justice, and National Trial Lawyers. Mr. Frankowski co-authored The Practitioner's Guide to...
Ross D. Meador
(415) 713-0441	5151 California Ave.
Irvine,	CA 92617-3059
Free ConsultationSecurities, Business and International
CKR Law Orange County Office is focused on helping and protecting dynamic young companies. We understand technology and the business issues involving software, hardware, internet, and media. With an entrepreneurial mindset, we partner with our clients throughout the growth cycle, from the startup phase to exit strategy. We provide strategic advice on business structure and business plans, facilitate and document financing transactions, and attend to the myriad of details in commercial negotiations and documentation so our clients can sleep better at night. As a legal team with a business focus, we respect the need to act with agility, efficiency...
Simon Leefatt
Irvine, CA Securities Law Attorney with 6 years of experience
Howard University School of Law
Simon is a dedicated Business and Securities Law Attorney at Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell LLP. His practice areas include mergers and asset acquisitions, commercial financings, restructurings, and governance issues of public and private companies. He is experienced in a variety of industries such as information security, healthcare, and software services. Simon is committed to providing diligent advocacy for your business and securities law needs.
Simon received a B.S. and M.A. from Duke University. In 2015, he earned his J.D. from Howard University School of Law. He is a member of both the California State Bar and District Columbia Bar.
Joshua Kroot
(213) 677-0856	355 South Grand Avenue
Free ConsultationSecurities, Arbitration & Mediation, Bankruptcy and Business
Business attorney with demonstrated record of success in high-stakes litigation. Adviser to multi-national corporations, growth-focused startups, closely held companies and non-governmental organizations. Skilled in dispute resolution, class actions, insurance, financial and regulatory actions. Experience growing businesses from idea to exit. Founder of and adviser to multiple companies in U.S. and abroad.
Christopher Glenn Beckom
Corona, CA Securities Law Lawyer with 5 years of experience
(800) 581-7030	495 East Rincon Street
Corona,	CA 92879
Free ConsultationSecurities, Business, Communications and Real Estate
Western State University College of Law
Christopher Glenn Beckom is an attorney practicing in the areas of Commercial Real Estate Transactions, Telecommunications Law, Land Use, Commercial Litigation, Contract Drafting and Negotiation, Corporate Formation and Governance, and Securities Regulation. Christopher is graduate of Western State University, College of Law with a JD, and California State University, Long Beach with an MBA. Mr. Beckom is an active member of the California Association of Realtors, through the Pacific West Realtors Association. Mr. Beckom brings several years of transactional and commercial litigation experience within wireless industry, startup, and small business contexts. Mr. Beckom currently sits on the boards...
Jeremy Scott Hyndman
(800) 487-4660	Union Bank Plaza
445 S. Figueroa St., Suite 2700
Free ConsultationSecurities, Business and Real Estate
My practice focuses on estate planning and helping investors recover losses caused by unethical or incompetent financial advisers. I am the managing attorney at Basalt Legal PLLC, a law firm nestled in Washington wine country but serving clients throughout Washington State and California.
James Eric Kirkland
(424) 265-7344	555 W. 5th Street
Securities, Business, Communications and Trademarks
I am the founder of Kirkland Law PC, and I have the privilege of representing fast-growing companies in the US and Canada as well as private equity funds in the emerging cannabis industry. I provide a broad array of legal services with a focus on corporate structure, private offerings, secured debt financing, and tax matters. I have been the lead attorney on over $260 million in private offerings for cannabis companies since May of 2016. I also handle licensing agreements, equity incentive plans, and other legal issues that businesses face as they expand. I also assist companies through the arduous...
Anthony James Dispoto
Newport Beach, CA Securities Law Attorney with 5 years of experience
(714) 337-6389	2424 SE Bristol St., Suite 300
Newport Beach,	CA 92660
Free ConsultationSecurities, Business, Employment and Real Estate
Experienced attorney with a demonstrated knowledge of commercial real estate, business and corporate law. Skilled in contract drafting and review, legal research and negotiations. Strong customer service focus and desire to help all individuals.
-Bachelor's of Arts in Business Management with emphasis in Legal Studies from California State University, Fullerton
-Juris Doctorat with emphasis in Corporate and Business Law from University of San Diego, School of Law
Rick Weed
Newport Beach, CA Securities Law Lawyer with 33 years of experience
(800) 215-3728	4695 MacArthur Court
Free ConsultationSecurities
St. Mary's University School of Law
Rick Weed, the founder of Weed & Co., provides counsel to persons that sell and trade securities in the U.S. capital markets, with a particular emphasis on equity securities and debt securities with embedded derivative features.
Philip Earl Cook
(213) 988-6100	707 Wilshire Blvd.
Securities, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Insurance Claims
Phil Cook is a first-chair business trial lawyer with experience in jury and bench trials, as well as domestic and international arbitrations before AAA, FINRA and ICC panels. He has argued appeals in the Ninth Circuit and the California Court of Appeal.
Although Phil focuses on policyholder insurance recovery, corporate governance and partnership disputes, and securities and financial products claims, he has represented clients in individual and class action cases involving contract disputes, Business and Professions Code section 17200 claims and other business torts, antitrust and trade regulation, patent and trademark infringement, trade secrets, product liability and toxic torts, governmental...
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Ronald Altman
(310) 440-4100	18401 Von Karman Avenue
Securities, Business and Real Estate
University of San Francisco School of Law and University of California - Berkeley
Steven Schmulenson
Irvine, CA Securities Law Attorney
Duke University School of Law and Duke University School of Law
Nicholas J Guiliano Esquire
(877) 732-2889	1260 South Soto Street, Suite 7
Temple University Beasley School of Law
We have a national practice and exclusively represent investors in claims against brokerage firms for securities fraud, the sale of unsuitable investments, defective financial products, breach of fiduciary duty, and the failure to supervise. FINRA Securities Arbitrations. We handle all cases on a contingency fee basis meaning that there is no cost or obligation, unless we are able to make a recovery for you, and there is never any charge for a free consultation. Contact Us.
Harrison Pierce Kordestani
Newport Beach, CA Securities Law Attorney with 26 years of experience
(323) 628-7150	4540 Campus Drive
Securities, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Entertainment & Sports
Boston University School of Law and California Western School of Law
I have extensive experience in legal, finance, management and company-building.
As an attorney, my focus has been on transactional drafting and negotiation and providing ongoing legal counsel and contract interpretation to numerous private individuals as well as companies in varied fields such as media and entertainment, oil and gas, mining and exploration, virtual reality technologies, private health care, cannabis, and mortgage lending and real estate.
As an entertainment professional, I have acquired, or produced, and distributed dozens of feature films, while usually being active in managing the business and legal affairs of most the companies I have worked for or founded. My...
Jonathan D. Littrell
Irvine, CA Securities Law Lawyer
Loyola Law School, Los Angeles
Deanna Whitestone
Southwestern Law School
Anthony F. Geraci
(949) 379-2600	90 Discovery
Chapman Univ School of Law
Anthony Geraci is the managing partner of the Geraci Law Firm. He is a leading expert in mortgage lending and securities law and has authored numerous articles on real estate finance and securities subjects. Mr. Geraci is a leader in creating national mortgage pools and mortgage funds as well as sophisticated net branching arrangements among several mortgage companies.
Brad Andrew Hakala
Long Beach, CA Securities Law Attorney with 15 years of experience
(562) 432-5023	One World Trade Center
Long Beach,	CA 90831
Securities, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Employment
Having previously practiced at an American Law 100 firm as well as in-house counsel for a multi-national corporation, Mr. Hakala brings both legal expertise and business sense to the business transactions that clients seek to accomplish and the complex legal problems that they seek to litigate and resolve. Mr. Hakala has not only litigated various complex business and employment matters on behalf of Fortune 100 clients, he also provides general business, technology, and media law representation to various companies, including start-up businesses and those in the renewable energies sector. Mr. Hakala is an experienced business litigator who has also...
Andrew H. Raines
Roger E. Naghash
(949) 955-1000	19800 Macarthur Blvd
Free ConsultationSecurities, Bankruptcy, Business and Consumer
Roger E. Naghash is dedicated to aggressively advocating for the rights and interests of his clients in a broad range of legal matters. He provides customized legal services and representation to fit the specific needs of each client. Always with honesty and integrity, Roger is a fierce advocate who fights for the justice his clients are entitled to under state and federal laws. He is committed to keeping clients informed and involved, and pursuing the best possible outcomes with quality, hands-on, and affordable service.
Roger earned his B.S. from Western State University and his J.D. from Western State University College of...
(949) 379-6250	9811 Irvine Center Dr
Free ConsultationSecurities, Consumer, Employment and Products Liability
Since 2004, Ms. Smith has dedicated her practice to representing individuals - including employees and consumers - in complex litigation against some of America's largest companies. She has successfully fought for these plaintiffs in cases involving labor law (wage and hour) violations, consumer fraud, unfair competition, securities fraud, antitrust, asbestos exposure and defective products.
Prior to joining Aegis Law Firm, Ms. Smith worked with the Hon. Scott B. Cooper at The Cooper Law Firm prior to him being appointed to a judgeship with the Orange County Superior Court, where they represented employees and consumers in wage and hour and consumer...
Joshua Alan Waldman
(949) 975-7500	2020 Main St
Securities, Business, Employment and Real Estate
Univ of San Diego School of Law
Joshua Waldman is a senior counsel whose practice focuses primarily on business disputes. Mr. Waldman began his legal career as an extern for the Honorable Napoleon Jones, Jr. from the U.S. District Court, Southern District of California. He was an associate for Walsworth, Franklin Bevins and McCall and Collins & Bellenghi, focusing on civil litigation, with an emphasis on business and employment disputes before joining BKCG. Since joining BKCG, Mr. Waldman has secured many positive outcomes for BKCG clients by winning dipositive motions, achieving extremely favorable settlements, and prevailing in multiple trials and arbitrations. Born in Phoenix, Mr....
Kalab Andrew Honey
(949) 720-7030	2600 E Pacific Hwy
Southwestern Univ School of Law
David Thomas Bartels
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
David T. Bartels is an experienced business attorney, representing businesses, and their officers and directors, in government enforcement actions, class actions and complex commercial litigation, as well as transactional and regulatory issues.
His experience includes securities and government enforcement litigation, complex commercial litigation, and intellectual property litigation. Mr. Bartels advises corporate directors and defended individuals, companies, underwriters, financial institutions and accounting firms in shareholder class action and derivative lawsuits, merger and acquisition disputes and in proceedings before the Department of Justice, the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"), the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority ("FINRA") and the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC"). Mr. Bartels...
Aaron Perahia
Los Angeles, CA Securities Law Lawyer
(213) 443-3000	865 S. Figueroa St., 10th Fl.
Securities, Business, IP and Products Liability
Ju Yeon Park
Pasadena, CA Securities Law Attorney with 16 years of experience
(323) 680-5858	177 E Colorado Blvd
Pasadena,	CA 91105
Securities, Business and Environmental
Ju is a corporate lawyer by training and an entrepreneur at heart. She graduated from UCLA School of Law where she focused her studies on International Business Law. After law school, she practiced corporate law and litigation in the Los Angeles and Hong Kong offices of an international renowned law firm, Latham & Watkins, where she advised domestic and foreign clients, including Fortune 500 companies, on various corporate matters including general commercial contracts, corporate finance, IPOs and mergers and acquisitions.
?Ju co-founded Parsus in 2009 with a vision to transform the legal services industry to make quality legal advice more...
Craig Volney Butler
(949) 635-1240	9900 Research Dr
I have practiced law since 1996, specializing in corporate securities law since 2001. I am licensed to practice in the State of California, and the United States District Court for the Central and Southern Districts of California. After graduating from the University of San Diego School of Law in 1996, I began my career practicing general corporate litigation for the law firm of Lorenz, Alhadeff, Cannon & Rose, LLP, in San Diego, California. After practicing general corporate litigation for four years, in April 2000, I transitioned into transactional law by accepting the position of General Counsel for GTC Telecom Corp.,...
Kevin K. Hull
(949) 478-4855	9891 Irvine Center Dr Ste 200
Securities, Arbitration & Mediation and Business
Kevin K. Hull is an experienced securities lawyer who benefits clients with his multifaceted background from multiple positions in the securities industry, regulation and law since 1988. Prior to reentering private practice, Mr. Hull was the CEO of Grubb & Ellis Securities, Inc., a position he held for nearly six years. Responsible for all aspects of the firm, including compliance, accounting, national accounts and sales management, Mr. Hull was successful in managing the structure and operations of the firm to be in line with current regulatory expectations while achieving sales during his tenure of approximately $3.4 billion across multiple product...
Cyndie Marie Chang
(213) 689-7432	633 W. 5th St.
Securities, Antitrust, Arbitration & Mediation and Business
Loyola Law School Los Angeles
Michael Aubrey Thurman
Pasadena, CA Securities Law Lawyer with 36 years of experience
(626) 399-6205	1055 E Colorado Blvd 5th Fl
Securities, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Consumer
University of Oregon School of Law
Sam Wu
(949) 833-1828	19900 MacArthur Blvd.
Brynn Anne Gruenberg
Christopher Palileo Ayayo
Costa Mesa, CA Securities Law Attorney with 27 years of experience
(949) 612-0340	3070 Bristol St
Costa Mesa,	CA 92626
Securities, Administrative, Business and Real Estate
University of California - Hastings College of the Law
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Karl Urban is a well-known actor from New Zealand who is well known for acting in some of the famous fantasy and sci-fi films. He played the character of Eomer in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers and The Return of the King which made him popular among the audience. In 2009, he landed himself in the role of Leonard McCoy in the Star Trek reboot series, and since then he has been associated with the franchise.
Perhaps you know a thing or two about Karl Urban, however, how well do you know about him? For instance, how old is he? How about his height and weight, moreover his net worth? In another case, Karl Urban might be a stranger, fortunately for you we have compiled all you need to know about Karl Urban's biography-wiki, his personal life, today's net worth as of 2022, his age, height, weight, career, professional life, and more facts. Well, if your all set, here is what I know.
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Karl-Heinz Urban was born in Wellington, New Zealand on June 7, 1972. He attended the St Mark's Church School and appeared in one episode of the television series Pioneer Woman when he was 8. Urban did his high schooling at the Wellington College and joined the Bachelor of Arts Program at the Victoria University of Wellington. He left the course after a year to pursue an acting career and started to act in commercials and theatres.
Karl Urban's age is 49 years old as of today's date 20th January 2022 having been born on 7 June 1972. Though, he is 1.85 m tall, he weighs about 93 kg.
Urban was in a relationship with makeup artist Natalie Wihongi since 2000, and the couple tied a knot in 2004. They have two sons together namely Hunter and Indiana. Urban named his second son Indiana because he was a big fan of Indiana Jones. The couple separated in June 2014, and Urban has been dating actress Katee Sackhoff since then.
After acting in some of the television series such as Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and the Altared States, Urban got his breakthrough role in 2001 in the film The Price of Milk which earned him a Qantas Film and Television Awards nomination. His debut Hollywood film was Ghost Ship through which he got cast for The Lord of the Rings movies.
He then appeared in The Bourne Supremacy, The Chronicles of Riddick, Doom, and Pathfinder. He received the Qantas Film and Television Award for Best Supporting Actor in 2008 for the film Out of the Blue. In 2009, he played Leonard McCoy in Star Trek, and his performance received huge acclaim.
Urban starred in the TV series Almost Human in 2013 and played the lead role in the 2014 erotic thriller The Loft. He played the antagonist in Pete's Dragon and Skurge in Thor: Ragnarok.
He is on the verge of completing three decades in the industry and has acted in some of the most successful movies and television series which puts him in the list of prominent actors with good pay. In 2014, he sold his house in Auckland approximately for $4 million which was bought for $3.5 million. His salary figures are undisclosed, but his net worth is $25 million as of 2022.
Karl Urban is a celebrity ambassador for KidsCan, a charity organization that provides food and shelter for disadvantaged children of New Zealand.

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AMD files broad antitrust suit against Intel
John Blau
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) has filed a wide-ranging antitrust suit against Intel Corp., accusing it of maintaining its monopoly in the PC processor market by illegally coercing customers around the world into using its products, AMD said Tuesday.
The suit, filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware, identifies 38 companies on three continents that were allegedly coerced by Intel, including large-scale computer makers, small system builders, wholesale distributors and retailers, according to a statement from AMD, in Sunnyvale, California.
The 48-page complaint alleges that Intel used illegal subsidies to win sales, and in some cases threatened companies with "severe consequences" for using or selling AMD products.
A spokeswoman for Intel in Hong Kong said the company had yet to receive formal notice from AMD or the U.S. courts about a complaint.
"We won't have any comment until we do," said Intel spokeswoman Laura Anderson.
The case pits Intel's main rival against the world's largest manufacturer of microprocessors in what could be a long and tough legal fight.
AMD's litigation follows a recent antitrust investigation of Intel by the Fair Trade Commission of Japan (JFTC). In March, the JFTC found that Intel had abused its monopoly power to exclude fair and open competition in the Japanese microprocessor market. The result was to substantially restrain competition, the JFTC said.
Intel's Japanese subsidiary agreed in April to refrain from several types of business practices, although it also said it disagreed with the JFTC's findings.
The European Commission has also said it is pursuing an investigation against Intel for possible antitrust violations and that it was cooperating with the Japanese authorities.
Intel has also been investigated by U.S. antitrust regulators, although the charges were different in nature. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed suit against the chip maker in 1998, accusing it of using its market dominance to coerce trade secrets from some of its customers.
According to the FTC, Intel threatened to withhold information about future chips from three vendors — Digital Equipment Corp. and Compaq Computer Corp. (which are now part of Hewlett-Packard Co.) and Intergraph Corp. — unless those companies agreed not to sue Intel over any potential patent violations. The FTC said such strong-arm tactics were against the law when practiced by a company as dominant as Intel.
Intel eventually settled the case in March 1999. It agreed to refrain from certain practices but denied any wrongdoing.
AMD's complaint lists several examples of how Intel allegedly abused its dominant market position. One of them claims that Intel forced major customers, such as Dell Inc., Sony Corp., Gateway Inc. and Hitachi Ltd., into exclusive deals in return for outright cash payments, discriminatory pricing or marketing subsidies.
Another complaint involves the European joint venture Fujitsu Siemens Computers (Holding) BV, which was once a mainstay for AMD's desktop business, with AMD chips powering over 30 percent of Fujitsu Siemens' consumer PCs, according to the complaint. In early 2003, Intel offered Fujitsu Siemens a "special discount" on its Celeron processors. Fujitsu Siemens accepted the offer in exchange for hiding its AMD computers on its Web site and removing references to AMD-powered products from its retail catalog, according to AMD.
Intel also managed to convince Fujitsu Siemens to limit the markets in which it sells AMD-powered PCs, according to the complaint. Its parent, Fujitsu, currently sells an AMD-equipped notebook, the Lifebook S2010, but only in the U.S. and Japan. Fujitsu Siemens declined AMD's plea to offer the machine in Europe as well, AMD said.
AMD's share of Fujitsu Siemens' business recently fell below 30 percent for the first time in four years, the company said.
Fujitsu Siemens is also among the companies that reported being intimidated from participating in the Opteron 64 launch in 2003, according to AMD. The others include Taiwan's Micro-Star International Co. Ltd., Atipa Technologies and Solectron Corp.
Intel representatives told Fujitsu Siemens' executives in the weeks preceding the Opteron launch that if they attended, they would be the only tier-one computer maker to do so because all the others would back out, according to the complaint. With the exception of IBM, Intel was right.
IBM was another target of what AMD calls "Intel's relentless campaign to undermine marketing efforts by its one remaining competitor." Big Blue pulled its AMD-powered computers from the 2004 Palisades eServer and PC Show citing a contractual agreement with Intel that prohibited IBM from endorsing competing products, according to the complaint. And at the 2004 Super Computing Show, an annual conference devoted to high performance computing, Intel offered two other computer makers money to remove AMD systems from their booths, according to AMD.
AMD also claims that it has been entirely shut out from MediaMarkt, Europe's largest computer retailer, which accounts for 35 percent of Germany's retail sales. Intel provides MediaMarkt between $15 million and $20 million of market development funds annually. Since 1997, Media Markt has carried Intel computers exclusively.
The AMD complaint is available online at this site– Dan Nystedt in Taipei contributed to this report.
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Kant was right (thank you, Driftglass): the flawed and distressingly contorted raw material that is human nature happens to be, for better or worse, all we've got to work with when we members of the species set out to build our lives. And by extension, to build our cultures, our societies, our governments, our world, and our history. Flawed and contorted; bendy and vulnerable in all the wrong places; rigid and unyielding at the most inconvenient of times. That's us.
I bring this up because I've been thinking a good deal about this inherently imperfect nature of ours, as well as the not-small matter of how certain crimes--like torture and murder and lies that cause innocent people to be killed--are what I consider to be Absolute Wrongs, and how all of this pertains to the sea change that has recently taken place with regard to my attitude toward American politics, or, more specifically, American politicians.
The opiated trudge toward oligarchy by The Reliably Fleeceable; the widespread indifference to the ongoing dilution (and eventual total dissolution) of civil rights; the childish solipsism that elides (if not outright denies) the destruction surely taking place at the other end of a pelted rock's--or launched Predator Drone's--ruinous trajectory; the willingness of far too many on the so-called Left to assume the position--to dress ourselves in sackcloth and ashes and write on our foreheads the twin legends Please Divide! and Please Conquer!
I have been patient (having had lots of on-the-job training in that respect, trust me). I have looked at everything from thirty thousand feet; I've thought about it all in considerable depth, being my own Devil's advocate as well as allowing my frontal cortices to marinate in a complicated stew comprised, in equal parts, of the wisdom, experience, perspective, historical background, ideology, misguidedness, and even flat-out-wrongheadedness of others as expressed in their writings and speeches and guest appearances.
"Everything has either a price or a dignity. Whatever has a price can be replaced by something else as its equivalent; on the other hand, whatever is above all price, and therefore admits of no equivalent, has a dignity. But that which constitutes the condition under which alone something can be an end in itself does not have mere relative worth, i.e., price, but an intrinsic worth, i.e., a dignity."
And there it is, the profoundly cramped and uncomfortable moral corner into which I've painted myself every time I've countered a criticism of President Obama and his administration with some variation on the Be Patient/Grow up and Be Realistic/Look, He's Done An Awful Lot of Good Stuff/Well Tell Me, Would You Prefer A Wingnut President? theme.
Welcome to Deborah's Corner of the Categorical Imperative, wherein I will attempt to reinvigorate my weary, battered moral self by noting the all-encompassing importance of doing that which is right, and doing it for no reason other than its own intrinsic rightness.
I can no longer applaud the actions and policies of President Obama; I can no longer bite my tongue and remain "patient" while the actions and policies carried out by that We the People group we call our government--regardless of their underlying (and lied-about) motivations--continue to wreak havoc, harm, and widespread injustice, on our fellow human beings.
Just as many conservatives abandoned their principles in following George Bush blindly, many liberals have chosen to ignore Obama's concerted efforts to protect individuals accused of war crimes. Under our treaty obligations, the United States has the primary responsibility to prosecute torture by U.S. citizens. That responsibility rests with the Executive Branch – the prosecuting authority of the United States. What is particularly disgraceful is that Obama would refuse to fulfill this responsibility under our treaties and international law and then demand the same hypocrisy from our allies.
I will close with two more quotes. The first is from Numbers 32:23 in the Bible, the book on which our President placed his hand when he swore to uphold the Constitution of the United States: Be sure your sin will find you out.
Let justice be done, even if the world's evildoers should perish.


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Martin Hellawell has revealed plans to step down from his position as CEO of Softcat sparking a search for a replacement
The channel is famous for its personalities and being a people business and one of the most well known figures Softcat CEO Martin Hellawell has decided its time for a fresh face at the top of Softcat.
After 11 years running the reseller he has announced plans to step down from the CEO role when a successor is in place and take up the position as non-executive chairman.
Under his leadership the firm has gone public, opened new offices in both England and Scotland to extend its reach and established itself as one of the leading partners of choice picking up hatfuls of awards.
"It has been a great pleasure for me to have led Softcat for the past 11 years. It has been an intense period and it is my sincere belief that it is now the right time to step down and for the Board to appoint a new leader to the business, one with fresh energy and approaches to capitalise on the fantastic opportunities ahead of us," said Hellawell.
"The business is in robust shape and we have great people, a unique business and a highly motivated corporate culture that celebrates success and drives our growth. We reported a strong first half earlier this year and have confirmed this morning that the business continued to trade well in the third quarter," he added.
The search for a chief executive is being led by current non-executive chairman Brian Wallace, who is retiring from the board after Hellawell's move, and senior independent director Lee Ginsberg.
"Following Martin's decision to step down as Chief Executive Officer, and having chaired the company through its highly successful IPO and first two years as a PLC, I strongly believe that the appointment in due course of Martin Hellawell as Non-Executive Chairman is in the best interests of the Company, its employees, shareholders and other stakeholders," said Wallace.
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Q: What does the average soldier (non-bender) use for weapons in Legend of Korra? In Legend of Korra we see the equalist thugs use shock weapons for close-quarters combat.
We see the use of artillery. We see the use of flamethrowers for those small mech suit they have.
But I can't remember seeing what the average soldier uses for mid-range too far range combat. Can any of you remember the time when that is shown? I don't recall them ever using a gun, but I don't think they use swords like in Avatar. Do they all just use the shock gloves that the equalist use? That weapon seems impractical for a large battle situation.

A: While the technological principles exist- we've seen explosives, bombs, fireworks, metallurgy, and large guns (as well as a variety of projectiles driven by explosions which are ostensibly non-gun guns... like the net-guns or shocking bolo disks fired from the mecha suits)- firearms would serve limited practical purpose in their world and culture.  As an honor culture, long range sniping would be frowned upon.  It is completely ridiculous for any modern political conflict to be resolved or addressed by single combat, but we still get a one-on-one duel between Kuvira and Korra to decide the fate of a nation state!
Whatever utility you might get from ranged firearms is sacrificed as breaking a fundamental rule of society through dishonorable combat (possibly a reason that Combustion Man was on the fringes of society rather than hailed as an exceptional bender to learn from an emulate; see Toph by contrast).  Even if bender have an advantage it's one that has to be refined through kung fu (transliterated literally as "skillful work"), your combat competence is earned.  This is why chi-blockers, or Jett, etc. are acknowledged despite no bending their ability is a hard-to-develop skill.
Additionally as a highly collectivist (Zaheer) and hierarchical (Amon) culture, personal autonomy isn't as valued and the wild-west fantasy of self determination with a firearm isn't a thing (or at least it's addressed through bending, like Wan forging off on his own; only to resume societal duties after his wandering).  Meaning you rely on the police and military and state for defense, not yourself most times.
Finally, realize that firearms existed for centuries before becoming the primary personal weapon.  Despite existing in concept many technological innovations had to occur to make them sufficiently reliable, standardized, and effective to justify putting down the sword and spear or aside the bow and arrow.  The central and primary one is quality control, interchangeable parts, mass production, and cost... all things that they have in the form of industry in Legend of Korra but all tied to all the cultural things mentioned already above.
A lone wolf might be able to hand craft a function firearm of OK performance and occasional reliability, but for it to really be a prolific device you need industry behind it.  Unless Varrick or Asami want the stigma of completely undermining their honor culture, they're not going to formalize the firearm, which means you're not going to see it on the streets even if in some abstract concept it's a utilitarian effective implement.  Just because you can argue it's good for a specific situation doesn't mean it's good for the culture or the businesses that have to decide whether to bring it into being or to market.

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The Seattle Mariners' farm system has taken a hit the last couple of years with the graduations of the likes of Mike Zunino, James Paxton, Taijuan Walker, Brad Miller and Chris Taylor, among others. Still, the organization boasts a solid collection of talent, despite the lack of pitching in the high minors.
The club has taken advantage of the strengths in the draft classes the past three years, adding right-handed hitting outfielders with power and more depth in the middle-infield. Seattle also has done fairly well internationally, even with the departure of Bob Engle and some of his scouts to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
A lot of the club's top talents are more than a year or two from the big leagues, and many come with a high risk to go with the exciting upside.
Here are prospects Nos. 6-10, in reverse order:
No. 10 –Tyler Marlette, C
HIT POWER RANGE ARM RUN OFP
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Marlette's combination of hitting, hitting for power and arm strength strongly suggests a big-league future, and there's a chance he adds enough to his receiving skills to warrant regular playing time at the major-league level.
The 22-year-old employs an advanced approach, particularly for a catcher, using the middle of the field well and even the right-center field gaps. His power ranges from his pull side from which almost all of his home runs come, to center field. Marlette can track a breaking ball and has the bat speed to further trust his hands and give himself an even better chance to hit offspeed stuff.
There's little doubt Marlette will hit enough for the position, but already having gone from project to prospect defensively, there's certainly hope he can develop enough behind the dish to be more than a part-time option.
At worst the former fifth-round pick is Ryan Doumit, John Jaso or Derek Norris. On the high side, in time, perhaps the result is closer to Yan Gomes or Russell Martin.
No. 9 — Luiz Gohara, LHP
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Gohara, who will not be 19 years of age until the trade deadline, has big-time raw stuff and the size to back up a power arsenal in a starting role. The left-hander stands 6-foot-3 and checks in around 220 pounds, generating velocity into the mid-90s without much effort and good plane on his pitches.
The Brazilian also throws a low-80s slider that flashes plus and should be at least average once he's ready for the big leagues. His changeup was useful at times in 2014, but he didn't command any of his offerings well and rarely got the chance to dust off the changeup much.
Gohara struggled to repeat his delivery last season, which led to poor command and overall control, including 24 walks in 37 1/3 innings. Still, his stuff is so good that he managed to pile up 37 strikeouts along the way.
It's important for Gohara to focus on conditioning as he works on repeating his mechanics and polishing up his pitches, but he's shown a mature approach to the game in the past, which bodes well for any potential issues moving forward, including any thought that his struggles last season may tear down his confidence.
The sky is the limit for Gohara, with easy velocity and the potential for two average or better secondary pitches, but he'll need to find the strike zone with more consistency to get back on track this season. Risk remains in Gohara's stock, but the payoff could be quite big.
Ideally, he'd earn his way onto the full-season roster at Class-A Clinton to start the year, but more time in Arizona and another shot at Short-season Everett isn't out of the question, either.
No. 8 — Tyler O'Neill, OF
I seem to be higher on O'Neill than anyone else outside the Mariners organization, but there's something about a teenager hitting for power and showing stretches of hitting for average in full-season ball in a league known to suppress offense, especially while sandwiching an injury between promising, extended stretches.
O'Neill is a former catcher, so the fact that he's appeared fringy defensively in the outfield thus far does not suggest he can't improve enough on jumps and routes to produce at average or better levels in the field. His arm fits in either corner.
It's his bat that attracts, however, and the 19-year-old showed plenty of home-run pop despite a swing that consistently produces hard hit line drives; the power is natural and does not require O'Neill to load deeper or attempt to create leverage and loft to get the ball beyond the fences.
O'Neill likes to pull the ball but can use the middle of the field and will need to do so more often in order to hit for enough average to help him climb the ladder through the minors. His improvement versus breaking balls and with plate discipline will dictate how he performs in 2015, as he's likely to start the year in the Cal League, enticed by the routine fly ball leaving the yard for cheap long balls.
No. 7 — Edwin Diaz, RHP
At present, Diaz possesses a plus fastball with some sink and late life, sitting 91-93 mph and touching 95. His slider is average with a shot to be an out pitch with a 60 grade if he can keep stay on top of it on the back side of his arm path. His changeup is solid with a chance to be average, but he'll need to learn to keep it down more consistently as he begins to face more accomplished hitters.
Diaz uses a three-quarter arm slot and from head to toe is lively and loose with an athletic, somewhat deceptive delivery. Due to his lack of size and strength — he's 6-foot-2 but still weighs in at under 180 pounds — some question his chances at a starting role long term, but it's far too early to banish him to the bullpen, even in future projections. He's added 15-20 pounds since draft day 2012 when he was the club's third-round pick and his smooth, easy mechanics could assist him in handling a 200-inning workload in the same way Pedro Martinez, Tim Hudson and company have done in recent years.
Diaz is the top pitching prospect in a system thin on them at this stage, but that does not diminish his status as a potential future No. 3 starter in the mold of Ervin Santana.
No. 6 — Ketel Marte, SS
Marte has spent his entire career among the younger players in his league and at 21 will take on the Triple-A Pacific Coast League after a successful run in Double-A Jackson last season that earned him three weeks in Tacoma to end the season.
Marte makes consistent contact, thanks to a short swing and aggressive approach. He handles the bat well, is a plus bunter and runner and plays the game with advanced instincts, in the batter's box, on the bases and in the field.
Marte has the range, footwork and arm strength to play shortstop, but fundamentally breaks down too often, making mistakes on routine plays and forcing tough throws when he should eat the baseball.
If he can clean up such problems, he's a future regular at the position and a potential No. 2 hitter in a traditional style. There's not a lot of power in the bat from either side of the plate, though his right-handed swing generates more leverage, but he knows how to use his speed and can reach the gaps. As he gets stronger, double-digit home runs is not out of the question, however.
If Marte has to move to second base — a change that will not be made permanently for at least another year — there is a chance he's among the better defenders in the game at the position, though he's not likely to see much time there in the big leagues as a member of the Mariners organization.
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The Whateley family has always been an object of scorn and dread. When Lavinia Whateley gave birth to her twin sons, some locals conjectured that the family patriarch, Zechariah, was the natural father. Drs. Walter Rice and Fay Morgan team up with their former mentor, Dr. Henry Armitage, to battle the Whateley clan before they can unleash the demon, Yog Sothoth.
Based on the famous Lovecraft story, The Dunwich Horror stars Dean Stockwell and Jeffrey Combs. Dean Stockwell starred in the original Roger Corman version of The Dunwich Horror as Wilbur Whateley. He now stars as Dr. Henry Armitage while Jeffrey Combs, of Re-animator fame, takes up the Whateley mantle.
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The two mutually reinforcing goals of Lawrence Lifeline project are to (I) Strengthen Systemic and Sustainable Structures to effectively address the mental health needs of students particularly those at high risk; and (II) Change Campus Culture to reduce stigma, reduce suicide risk factors ingrained in the academic and social culture on campus, and promote awareness and use of mental health services.
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