Tis a harsh world where things unpleasant happen

Tis a harsh world where things unpleasant happen.Favre: I hold the world as the world; A stage where every man must play a part and mine is a sad one.Childress: Indeed. Thou are feeling betray'dFavre: Yes, those that are betray'd, do feel the treason sharply And more...thou’s design to prevent the audible This too rankles my peace. Thou seeth these wounds Thy art the wounds whose purchase is wisdom. On the field of battle, it is thy right to calleth thee audible.Childress: Better not, for the skirmishes we call are mapped before thy enemy is in sight Our honour’d Bevel pens a juicy script. And we deign to holdeth the game plan irrevocable and sound, just as the suns shines at daybreak.Favre: In the heat of battle, doth not our path course as thy winds change Surely, the course maketh change a profit to be gained. Thou seeks to impede the audible though the path becomes clouded in battle.

Show me thy wounds compared to mine.Childress: There must be order in thy command, thy commander’s rule thy law. And thou has deigned to throw a surfeit of interceptions from the loins of the audible.Favre: Yet,if Achilles doth heed Agamemnon, then Troy is lost. Thy season’d hands, whose blood hath flowed freely, commandth the audible in the heat of battle.Childress: We have breeched an impasse Thou has ruin’d a trust. It is written, “To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as night follows day, thou canst be false to any man.”Favre: Our interest concerns all who tread these halls. T’was not the plan to deal thee unkindly, but to make thy world a better place. Thy love for Bevel’s script fills this room with an odor most foul. Do not pretend it is otherwise.Childress: (Realizes the truth of Favre’s words, says resignedly) If thy has tears, prepare to shed them now.Favre: Tis nobler to suffer the slings of outrageous treason, than shed a single tear against thy stare.Childress: We are done, thenFavre: Yes, done, my Brutus Done.End of Scene..

Company exhibits full-color, wrist-worn OLED device alongside other members ofthe OLED Association at lead-in event to the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show(CES)EWING, N.J.(Business Wire)Universal Display Corporation (NASDAQ:PANL), an innovator behind todays andtomorrows displays and lighting through its state-of-the-art OLED technologies,today announced that it will exhibit a novel, wrist-worn flexible OLEDcommunication device prototype at Digital Experience 2009, an event sponsored byPepcom on January 7th, as part of the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) inLas Vegas "With the support of the U.S. Department of Defense, this wrist-worn flexibleAMOLED communication device, fabricated on metal foil, demonstrates portability,ruggedness and conformability," stated Steven V. Abramson, President and ChiefExecutive Officer of Universal Display. "The device combines the significantenergy savings of Universal Displays phosphorescent OLED technology with theinherent benefits of a flexible OLED into an ultra-thin display with a crispbeautiful picture, a wide viewing angle and a novel form factor. In addition tomilitary field communications, this device suggests a number of excitingpossibilities for consumer-oriented products." Universal Display is a charter member of the OLED Association (OLED-A).