The livewebcast will be publicly available on Brooks' website at , audio replays will be available through an archive at the website until mid-May, 2009.About Brooks Automation, Inc.Brooks is a leading worldwide provider of automation solutions and integratedsubsystems to the global semiconductor and related industries. The company'sadvanced offerings in hardware and services can help customers improvemanufacturing efficiencies, accelerate time-to-market and reducecost-of-ownership. Brooks' products and global services are used in virtuallyevery semiconductor fab in the world as well as in a number of diverseindustries outside of semiconductor manufacturing. For more information see or email ."Safe Harbor Statement" under Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934Some statements in this release are forward-looking statements made underSection 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These statements are neitherpromises nor guarantees but involve risks and uncertainties, both known andunknown, that could cause Brooks' financial and business results to differmaterially from our expectations. They are based on the facts known tomanagement at the time they are made. 
These forward-looking statements includestatements regarding our bookings, revenues, profit and loss and cash flowexpectations, anticipated employment and capacity reductions and cost controls,future business strategy and market opportunities, level of capital expendituresand bookings expectations in the semiconductor industry, demand for our new andexisting products, purchasing and manufacturing trends among semiconductormanufacturing OEMs, our strategy of sourcing from low cost regions, and theoutlook of the semiconductor industry. Factors that could cause results todiffer from our expectations include the following: our dependence on thecyclical semiconductor industry; the possibility of downturns in market demandfor electronics; our possible inability to meet increased demand for ourproducts due to difficulties in obtaining components and materials from oursuppliers in required quantities and of required quality; a decision bysemiconductor manufacturing OEMs not to outsource increasing amounts of theirmanufacturing operations; our ability to continue to effectively implement ourflexible manufacturing model and our supply chain consolidation; the highlycompetitive nature and rapid technological change that characterizes theindustries in which we compete; decisions by customers to accelerate deliveryunder or to cancel or defer orders that previously had been accepted; decisionsby customers to reject the products we ship to them; the inability of customersto make payments to us when due; the possibility that we may not be able tofulfill customer orders within a period of time acceptable to them; the factthat design-in wins do not necessarily translate to significant revenue; thetiming and effectiveness of restructuring, cost-cutting, low cost sourcing andexpense control measures; intense price competition; disputes concerningintellectual property; expenses associated with legal disputes and litigation,continuing uncertainties in global political and economic conditions, and otherfactors and other risks that we have described in our filings with theSecurities and Exchange Commission, including but not limited to our AnnualReport on Form 10-K, current reports on Form 8-K and our quarterly reports onForm 10-Q. As a result we can provide no assurance that our future results willnot be materially different from those projected. Brooks expressly disclaims anyobligation or undertaking to release publicly any updates or revisions to anysuch statement to reflect any change in our expectations or any change inevents, conditions or circumstances on which any such statement is based. Brooksundertakes no obligation to update the information contained in this pressrelease.-0-CONTACT:Brooks Automation, Inc.Michael W.

) Here we go again folks. The orange clad Flyers made several changes this offseason and it may even turn out to be positive as the season moves along.Do not be fooled They are still very soft Watching that game against Pittsburgh made me sick. Braydon Coburn did the ole' at least three or four times against Malkin. Coburn has to hit somebody or this team will go down in flames again in the first round.Is anyone watching Gagne At least three or four times he had the puck taken from him in the corners and along the wall by the muckers of Pittsburgh.Has anyone seen Pronger hit anything yet Unless the Flyers match the Penguins third and fourth lines in depth, minutes, and grit we will see the same thing again.What is thatAnother lost season with no Cup. Too many minutes to six players and too few minutes to the support players.Watch Pittsburgh play the game. You will see their top six get anywhere between 18-20 minutes and their bottom six get anywhere from 12-15 minutes. Look at Detroit, Anaheim, and now Pittsburgh, they are deep, play all four lines, and get signifigant scoring contributions from their bottom six.Soft, top heavy in minutes, and poor contributions from guys like Cote and Asham.
This has to stop.Please somebody tell Stevens that he does not have the luxury of doing the same things he did last year. . (Fixes typo in headline) Stocks Q4 net profit $0.47/unit Revenue up 55 pct, but below estimates Says reduced debt by $300 mln in 2H 2008 Sees Q1 earnings at $0.25 to $0.50/unit Shares up nearly 6 percent (Adds conference call details; updates share movement) BANGALORE, Jan 26 (Reuters) - NuStar Energy LP (NS.N),which operates oil pipelines, storage facilities and asphaltrefineries, posted higher-than-expected quarterly profit,helped by a three-fold rise in sales at its asphalt and fuelsmarketing segment. In a conference call, NuStar Chief Executive Curt Anastasiosaid he expects earnings in the range of 25 cents to 50 centsper unit. Analysts on average are expecting 50 cents per unit,according to Reuters Estimates. Anastasio also projected operating expenses for the quarterin the range of $110 million to $115 million and saidreliability capital expenditure could be in the range of $65million to $70 million. The CEO said he was optimistic about growth within theasphalt and the fuel marketing segment.