

When I got to college, my friend Darren also turned out to be a Pacers’ fan, so my fandom continued a little bit, but once I was away from home my thoughts turned away from assists and rebounds and turned more towards …well, college was fun. NBA fans, do you remember where you were when you saw this? Tell me in the comments. I remember exactly where I was when this happened: Through the 90’s I rooted for Rik Smits, for Dale Ellis, for Byron Scott, Mark Jackson, and of course Reggie Miller. So, I ended up adopting them, I guess to be contrarian (just as annoying then, as it is now). They played the Bulls a lot, so they were always on TV, being a Divisional opponent. But it wasn’t as automatic as you’d think – I mean, New York City was 5.5 hours away! I was closer to Toronto than New York City. Some of my other friends were Knicks fans. I liked him fine, but I didn’t live in Chicago, so I wasn’t gonna wear Bulls gear everywhere. Honestly, back then, how could you not be? He defined the league (and basketball). I never saw Laker games – it was always the Chicago Bulls, Indiana Pacers, and New York Knicks.ĮVERYONE I knew was a Jordan fan. Anyways, despite it being only one channel, it was still localized coverage. Oh yeah, John Tesh! This is my and my friend Mike’s theme song. So I’d only get broadcasts on NBC complete with this song:

There were no games on ESPN, ABC, TNT, or TBS. Growing up in Upstate New York in the (gulp) 90’s, there were only like 11 channels. #WizardsFever #TrevorA3333za #ImAChildĭespite me screaming at any player wearing yellow last night, I was, once upon a time, actually an Indiana Pacers fan. Sorry, everyone on Twitter who doesn’t watch basketball. Morgan Stanley & Co LLC was Lattice's financial adviser, with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP as its legal adviser, while Lazard advised Canyon Bridge.Junk Food Nation, it may be only one win, but for now, the Washington Wizards are up on the Pacers. Qualcomm Inc said last week it would buy NXP Semiconductors NV for about $38 billion as it sought to become the leading supplier to the automotive chips market. In 2012, Chinese nationals were arrested for attempting to smuggle out dual-use programmable logic devices made by Lattice. It unveiled a stake of roughly 6 percent in the company in April. Tsinghua is also the seventh largest shareholder in Lattice and owns 4.64 percent of the company, according to Thomson Reuters data. hard-disk maker Western Digital Corp earlier this year after CFIUS said it would review the transaction. Unisplendour, which is a unit of China's Tsinghua Unigroup, scrapped a $3.78 billion minority investment in U.S.

CFIUS has been strict with semiconductor deals and some Chinese deals have fallen apart because of national security concerns. The deal is expected to close in early 2017. Lattice said in a regulatory filing that its sale to Canyon Bridge is conditional upon approval from CFIUS, along with antitrust approval in China. The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), made up of the Treasury Department, Defense Department and other agencies, must approve any deal that could harm national security. Chinese companies and funds have been increasingly bidding on overseas semiconductor companies to build up China's domestic chip industry. Reuters reported exclusively in February that Lattice had attracted interest from an unidentified Chinese buyer and had decided to explore a sale. Its limited partners in the fund come predominately from the Beijing-based China Reform Fund, according to an emailed press release sent by Canyon's legal adviser on the deal, Jones Day. Canyon Bridge is based in Palo Alto, California. Lattice shares were trading 75 cents below the offer price at $7.57 on Thursday, indicating some skepticism among investors around the deal closing. The $8.30 per-share cash offer, which includes debt, is at a 30.3 percent premium to Lattice's Wednesday close of $6.37. Portland, Oregon-based Lattice makes programmable chips used in the fast-growing market for connected cars.

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