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Subject: Graphics Cards | March 22, 2013 - 05:56 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: hd 7790, graphics core next, GCN, ea Islands, bonaire, amd
AMD is trying to fill a gap in their product line between the less than $200 HD 7850 and the ~$120 HD 7770 with a $150 card, the HD 7790. The naming scheme implies two GPUs but this is not the case, it is a single Bonaire GCN chip with 896 stream processors, 56 texture units and an impressive fill rate of up to 1.79 TFLOPS thanks to some optimization of the GCN architecture. It has 1GB of GDDR5 at 6GHz effective and a CPU speed dependent on the model, in [H]ard|OCP's case the ASUS Radeon HD 7790 DirectCU II OC runs at 1.075GHz. [H] passed it a Silver Award for being a vast improvement over the 7770 and good competition for the GTX 650 Ti but feel the card does need to be faster.
This card also makes an appearance on our front page, with a lot of Frame Rating charts so you can see not only the raw FPS data you are used to, but also an indept look at how the game is going to 'feel' while you play.
"AMD is launching the Radeon HD 7790 today. This new video card should give the sub-$200 video card segment a kick in the pants. Will it provide enough performance for today's latest games at $149? We will find out, testing the new ASUS Radeon HD 7790 DirectCU II OC with no less than six of today's hottest games."
Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
- AMD's Radeon HD 7790 @ The Tech Report
- AMD Radeon HD 7790 review (incl. frametimes) @ Hardware.info
- AMD Radeon HD 7790 @ TechSpot
- AMD Radeon HD 7790 Review @ Hardware Canucks
- Sapphire Radeon HD 7790 Dual-X 1GB OC @ eTeknix
- Sapphire Radeon HD 7790 1GB Dual-X OC @ Tweaktown
- Sapphire HD 7790 1GB Graphics Card @ Bjorn3D
- Sapphire Radeon HD 7790 Dual-X OC Review @ OCC
- Sapphire HD 7790 Dual-X OC Video Card Review @ Hi Tech Legion
- AMD Radeon HD 7790 CrossFire @ techPowerUp
- ASUS HD 7790 DirectCU II OC @ Overclockers.com
- Sapphire HD 7790 Dual-X 1 GB @ techPowerUp
- AMD Radeon HD 7790 Video Card Review w/ Gigabyte & Sapphire @ Legit Reviews
- ASUS HD 7790 Direct CU II OC 1 GB @ techPowerUp
- Sapphire HD7790 OC @ Kitguru
- PowerColor PCS+ HD 7850 Radeon Graphic Card Review @ Pro-Clockers
- HIS Radeon HD 7850 iPower IceQ Turbo 4GB Video Card in CrossFire @ Tweaktown
- HIS Radeon HD 7770 iCooler 1GB Overclocked @ Tweaktown
- Mid-Range AMD Graphics Card Round-Up (HIS 7770 GHz / HIS 7850 / Sapphire 7850) @ Kitguru
- PowerColor PCS HD7870 MYST Video Card Review @ Legit Reviews
A New GPU with the Same DNA
When we talked with AMD recently about its leaked roadmap that insinuated that we would not see any new GPUs in 2013, they were adamant that other options would be made available to gamers but were coy about about saying when and to what degree. As it turns out, today marks the release of the Radeon HD 7790, a completely new piece of silicon under the Sea Islands designation, that uses the same GCN (Graphics Core Next) architecture as the HD 7000-series / Southern Islands GPUs with a handful of tweaks and advantages from improved clock boosting with PowerTune to faster default memory clocks.
To be clear, the Radeon HD 7790 is a completely new ASIC, not a rebranding of a currently available part, though the differences between the options are mostly in power routing and a reorganization of the GCN design found in Cape Verde and Pitcairn designs. The code name for this particular GPU is Bonaire and it is one of several upcoming updates to the HD 7000 cards.
Bonaire is built on the same 28nm TSMC process technology that all Southern Islands parts are built on and consists of 2.08 billion transistors in a 160 mm2 die. Compared to the HD 7800 (Pitcairn) GPU at 212 mm2 and HD 7700 (Cape Verde) at 120 mm2, the chip for the HD 7790 falls right in between. And while the die images above are likely not completely accurate, it definitely appears that AMD's engineers have reorganized the internals.
Bonaire is built with 14 CUs (compute units) for a total stream processor count of 896, which places it closer to the performance level of the HD 7850 (1024 SPs) than it does the HD 7770 (640 SPs). The new Sea Islands GPU includes the same dual tessellation engines of the higher end HD 7000s as well and a solid 128-bit memory bus that runs at 6.0 Gbps out the gate on the 1GB frame buffer. The new memory controller is completely reworked in Bonaire and allows for a total memory bandwidth of 96 GB/s in comparison to the 72 GB/s of the HD 7770 and peaking theoretical compute performance at 1.79 TFLOPS.
The GPU clock rate is set at 1.0 GHz, but there is more on that later.
Continue reading our review of the Sapphire AMD Radeon HD 7790 1GB Bonaire GPU!!
AMD will be reducing APU pricing by April
Subject: General Tech | March 21, 2013 - 04:35 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: amd, price cuts, Richland, a4-4000
It might be worth waiting until next month if you are going to be building a low cost AMD based system as prices on the A8-5600K, FX-8320, FX-6300 and FX-4300 will be dropping in April. You can also expect to see the A4-4000 hit stores the following month at a very low price according to DigiTimes but don't have anything new to report about the release date of the Richland chips. It is nice to have low cost CPUs available on the market, but it seems odd when even the lowest priced motherboard will run you about twice as much as the CPU you will be putting on it.
"AMD plans to cut some of its APU prices at the end of April to welcome its next-generation Richland APUs, set for launch in early June, according to sources from PC players.
Prices of AMD's APUs including A8-5600K, FX-8320, FX-6300 and FX-4300 will see 8-15% drops and the CPU maker will also start shipping its A4-4000 in mid-April for sales in mid-May priced at US$40."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Poking Holes In Samsung's Android Security @ Slashdot
- Nvidia and ARM: It's a parallel, parallel, parallel world @ The Register
- Skype tips up for Blackberry 10 as it hits 100,000 apps @ The Inquirer
- Google's Note-Taking Service Keep Is Live, And It's Wonderful @ Gizmodo
- Windows 8 Outperforming Ubuntu Linux With Intel OpenGL Graphics @ Phoronix
- Unigine Valley 1.0 Benchmark Tool Walk Through @ OCC
- Team AU Overclocking in Perth with Liquid Nitrogen - Deanzo's Thoughts @ Tweaktown
ASUS HD 7970 DirectCU II versus a dual linked Dell 3007WFP
Subject: Graphics Cards | March 18, 2013 - 07:17 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: 2560x1600, amd, hd7970 direct cu 2, asus, dell, 3007WFP
[H]ard|OCP has wanted to publish their review of the ASUS HD 7970 DirectCU II for a while but ran into a compatibility issue during their testing and ended up being a perfect example of what sometimes happens to review sites and enthusiasts on the bleeding edge. [H] uses a Dell 3007WFP with a resolution of 2560x1600 which necessitates the use of a dual link DVI connection, which cause the issue you can see below. No other setup seemed to reproduce this problem, even the same monitor on a single link DVI at 1920x1080 or at the higher resolution on Display Port would not display the issue. So what began as a review of an HD 7970 with some nice extra features from ASUS became a long session of troubleshooting. Take a read through the review as these cards should be back in stock over the next few months, very likely with a solution to this problem already incorporated.
"Today we have the ASUS HD 7970 DirectCU II strapped to our test bench for your reading pleasure. We will compare it to the AMD Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition and to the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 to determine whether the custom VRMs and DirectCU II cooling solution are the droids you are looking for in your next graphics card purchase."
Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
- PowerColor PCS+ HD7870 GHz Edition 2GB GDDR5 @ LanOC Reviews
- HIS Radeon HD 7850 iPower IceQ Turbo 4GB @ Tweaktown
- ASUS Radeon HD 7850 DirectCU On Ubuntu @ Phoronix
- AMD Radeon HD 7870 GHz Edition vs. Nvidia GeForce GTX 660: frametimes @ Hardware.info
- Powercolor HD 7870 Myst Edition @ Bjorn3D
- AMD vs Nvidia: Radeon 7870 vs GeForce 660 Using Frame Times @ HCW
- Prolimatech MK-26 GPU Cooler Review @ Pro-Clockers
- GELID Icy Vision Rev. 2 VGA Cooler Review @ Hi Tech Legion
- Matrox DS1 review: a practical Thunderbolt dock @ Hardware.info
- Nvidia GeForce GTX TITAN 6 GB @ X-bit Labs
- Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan @ Techspot
- Gigabyte GeForce GTX Titan @ Legion Hardware
- EVGA GeForce GTX 670 FTW 2GB @ Hardware.info
- NVIDIA GTX TITAN vs. SLI & Crossfire @ Hardware Canucks
AM3+ Last Gasp?
Over the past several years I have reviewed quite a few Asus products. The ones that typically grab my attention are the ROG based units. These are usually the most interesting, over the top, and expensive products in their respective fields. Ryan has reviewed the ROG graphics cards, and they have rarely disappointed. I have typically taken a look at the Crosshair series of boards that support AMD CPUs.
Crosshair usually entails the "best of the best" when it comes to features and power delivery. My first brush with these boards was the Crosshair IV. That particular model was only recently taken out of my primary work machine. It proved itself to be an able performer and lasted for years (even overclocked). The Crosshair IV Extreme featured the Lucid Hydra chip to allow mutli-GPU performance without going to pure SLI or Crossfire. The Crosshair V got rid of Lucid and added official SLI support and it incorporated the Supreme FX II X-Fi audio. All of these boards have some things in common. They are fast, they overclock well, and they are among the most expensive motherboards ever for the AMD platform.
So what is there left to add? The Crosshair V is a very able platform for Bulldozer and Piledriver based parts. AMD is not updating the AM3+ chipsets, so we are left with the same 990FX northbridge and the SB950 southie (both of which are essentially the same as the 890FX/SB850). It should be a simple refresh, right? We had Piledriver released a few months ago and there should be some power and BIOS tweaks that can be implemented and then have a rebranded board. Sounds logical, right? Well, thankfully for us, Asus did not follow that path.
The Asus Crosshair V Formula Z is a fairly radical redesign of the previous generation of products. The amount of extra features, design changes, and power characteristics make it a far different creature than the original Crosshair V. While both share many of the same style features, under the skin this is a very different motherboard. I am rather curious why Asus did not brand this as the "Crosshair VI". Let's explore, shall we?
Click here to read the entire review on the ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z
Podcast #242 - AMD's new Richland APUs, Steam Box Prototypes, Seagate Hybrid Drives and more!
Subject: General Tech | March 14, 2013 - 07:36 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: Strider, steambox, steam, sshd, Silverstone, Seagate, Richland, quadro 6000, quadro, podcast, hybrid, APU, amd
PC Perspective Podcast #242 - 03/14/2013
Join us this week as we discuss AMD's new Richland APUs, Steam Box Prototypes, Seagate Hybrid Drives and more!
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Welcome Richland, another refined die from AMD
Subject: Processors | March 12, 2013 - 06:52 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: VLIW4, trinity, Richland, piledriver, notebook, mobile, hd 8000, APU, amd, A10-5750
The differences between Richland and Trinity are not earth shattering but there are certainly some refinements implemented by AMD in the A10-5750. One very noticeable one is support for DDR3-1866 as well as better power management for both the CPU and GPU; with new temperature balancing algorithms and measurement the ability to balance the load properly has increased from Trinity. Many AMD users will be more interested in the GPU portion of the die than the CPU, as that is where AMD actually has as lead on Intel and this particular chip contains the HD8650G, with clocks of 720MHz boost and 533MHz base and increase from the previous generation of 35 and 37MHz respectively. You can read more about the other three models that will be released over at The Tech Report.
"AMD has formally introduced the first members of its Richland APU family. We have the goods on the chips and Richland's new power management tech, which combines temperature-based inputs with bottleneck-aware clock boosting."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- AMD Richland APU Preview: Trinity Gets a Facelift @ Hardware Canucks
- 2013 AMD Mobile APU (Richland) @ Bjorn3D
- Westmere-EP to Sandy Bridge-EP: The Scientist Potential Upgrade @ AnandTech
- AMD Phenom II X4 955, Phenom II X4 960T, Phenom II X6 1075T and Intel Pentium G2120, Core i3-3220, Core i5-3330 @ ixbt.com
- AMD FX-8350 @ iXBT Labs
- The new Opteron 6300: Finally Tested! @ AnandTech
- Intel Core i5-3570K vs. i7-3770K Ivy Bridge @ techPowerUp
AMD Exposes Richland
When we first heard about "Richland" last year, there was a little bit of excitement from people. Not many were sure what to expect other than a faster "Trinity" based CPU with a couple extra goodies. Today we finally get to see what Richland is. While interesting, it is not necessarily exciting. While an improvement, it will not take AMD over the top in the mobile market. What it actually brings to the table is better competition and a software suite that could help to convince buyers to choose AMD instead of a competing Intel part.
From a design standpoint, it is nearly identical to the previous Trinity. That being said, a modern processor is not exactly simple. A lot of software optimizations can be applied to these products to increase performance and efficiency. It seems that AMD has done exactly that. We had heard rumors that the graphics portion was in fact changed, but it looks like it has stayed the same. Process improvements have been made, but that is about the extent of actual hardware changes to the design.
The new Richland APUs are branded the A-5000 series of products. The top end is the A10-5750M with HD-8650 integrated graphics. This is still the VLIW-4 based graphics unit seen in the previous Trinity products, but enough changes have been made with software that I can enable Dual Graphics with the new Solar System based GPUs (GCN). The speeds of these products have received a nice boost. As compared to the previous top end A10-4600, the 5750 takes the base speed from 2.3 GHz to 2.5 GHz. Boost goes from 3.2 GHz up to 3.5 GHz. The graphics portion takes the base clock from 496 MHz up to 533 MHz, while turbo mode improves over the 4600 from 685 MHz to 720 MHz. These are not staggering figures, but it all still fits within the 35 watt TDP of the previous product.
One other important improvement is the ability to utilize DDR-3 1866 memory. Throughout the past year we have seen memory densities increase fairly dramatically without impacting power consumption. This goes for speed as well. While we would expect to see lower power DIMMs be used in the thin and light categories, expect to see faster DDR-3 1866 in the larger notebooks that will soon be heading our way.
PCPer Live! Tomb Raider Game Stream - Win Games and Graphics Cards from AMD!
Subject: Graphics Cards | March 4, 2013 - 09:31 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: video, tomb raider, tahiti, radeon, never settle reloaded, live, crysis, amd
UPDATE: Missed the live stream? Relive the incredible experience right here!
On March 5th on the PC Perspective Live! page we will be streaming some game action of the new Tomb Raider. In what might be one of the most impressive game series reboots in history, this iteration of the action-adventure gameplay is definitely the most impressive looking to date. And don't forget all the hair animation we are likely to see...
We will be teaming up with AMD once again to provide a fun and exciting PCPer Game Stream that includes game demonstrations and of course, prizes and game keys for those that watch the event LIVE!
UPDATE: We are excited to announce that Crystal Dynamics' Brian Horton, Senior Art Director for Tomb Raider, will be joining us on the PC Perpsective Game Stream to answer questions and to give us more detail on the visual effects at work in the PC version of the game!
Tomb Raider Game Stream
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Warning: this one will DEFINITELY have mature language and content!!
The stream will be sponsored by AMD and its Never Settle Reloaded game bundles which we previously told you about. Depending on the AMD Radeon HD 7000 series GPU that you buy, you could get some amazing free games including:
Radeon HD 7900 Series
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AMD's Antal Tungler (@ColoredRocks on twitter) will be joining us via Skype to talk about the game's technology, performance considerations as well as helping me with some co-op gaming!
Of course, just to sweeten the deal a bit we have some prizes lined up for those of you that participate in our Tomb Raider Game Stream:
- 2 x Gigabyte Radeon HD 7870 OC 2GB graphics cards (plus Tomb Raider & Bioshock Infinite)
- 1 x HIS 7850 iPower IceQ Turbo 4GB graphics card (plus Tomb Raider & Bioshock Infinite)
- 3 x Combo codes for both Tomb Raider AND Bioshock Infinite
Pretty nice, huh? All you have to do to win is be present on the PC Perspective Live! Page during the event as we will announce both the content/sweepstakes method AND the winners!
Stop in on March 5h for some PC gaming fun!!
Podcast #240 - GTX TITAN Benchmarks, Frame Rating, Tegra 4 Details and more!
Subject: General Tech | February 28, 2013 - 08:45 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: video, titan, sli, R5000, podcast, nvidia, H90, H110, gtx titan, frame rating, firepro, crossfire, amd
PC Perspective Podcast #240 - 02/28/2013
Join us this week as we discuss GTX TITAN Benchmarks, Frame Rating, Tegra 4 Details and more!
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- 1:01:00 Unreal Engine 4 on PS4 has reduced quality
- 1:04:10 Micron SAS SSDs
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- Jeremy: Taxidermy + PICAXE, why didn't we think of this before?
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Has God Abandoned the Hood?
Brian Dye is the founder and pastor of Legacy Fellowship Church, a multiplying house church movement in the city of Chicago.
I have spent my entire life living in two inner city neighborhoods of Chicago (Humboldt Park and West Garfield Park). It is easy to believe that God has abandoned these two communities due to the poverty, crime, lack of education, absence of fathers and hopelessness.
While many would want to avoid these two communities, I have come to understand God's sovereignty in determining the boundaries of my dwelling place. God has invited me to be His presence for those seeking Him. God has invited me into His mission for those feeling their way towards Him.
"And He made from one man every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth, having determined allotted periods and the boundaries of their dwelling place, that they should seek God, in the hope that they might feel their way toward Him and find Him. Yet He is actually not far from each of us, for in Him we live and move and have our being." (Acts 17:26-28)


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Love & Apps: Meet the Married Couple Who Created the Wildly Popular 'Temple Run'
If you own a device with a touch screen—or know someone who does—there's a very good chance you've come across Temple Run, the hit game from Imangi Studios that's been downloaded over 170 million times. Its premise is fairly simple: Think of it like the opening scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark with more action, stretched out over an indefinite play period, and palm-sized.
Its sequel, Temple Run 2, came out yesterday and is already topping the iTunes charts. Contrary to what you might expect though, it didn't take a huge company full of computer nerds to make: Temple Run is the brainchild of married couple Keith Shepherd and Natalia Luckyanova.
"I had always dreamed of making video games for a living—it's the main reason I started learning programming as a kid—and we were excited about the amazing opportunity to make and distribute apps for the iPhone to a worldwide audience," says Shepherd. "We started our business right then, and we've been making games ever since."
Asked what the biggest challenge is to working with each other—besides their 7-month-old baby—they answered: "When you live together and work together at home, there's really no such thing as work-life balance, so we found that we were working all the time, and talking about work when we weren't supposed to be."
Those of us in relationships that don't involve shared office hours can probably appreciate how tough that sounds. Of course, we also haven't made hit video games that bring in millions of dollars in revenue. Go figure!
Temple Run 2 is available now for iOS, and is coming soon to Google Play and Amazon.
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Red Velvet Cake
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|Sifted cake flour
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Red food coloring
|3 Tablespoon
|Unsweetened cocoa powder
|2 Tablespoon
|Vanilla extract
|2 Teaspoon
|Baking soda
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|For vanilla frosting
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Vanilla extract
|1 Tablespoon
Lightly grease and flour two 9-inch cake pans; set aside.
Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C).
In a large mixer bowl, cream shortening and sugar.
Beat in eggs until light and fluffy.
Add salt.
Beat in cake flour alternately with buttermilk.
Make a paste of red food coloring and cocoa.
Add to batter and beat well.
Mix vanilla, baking soda and vinegar in a small bowl.
Sprinkle over batter and stir in.
Pour into prepared pans.
Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until done.
Cool in pans 10 minutes.
Turn out on wire racks.
Cool completely.
Prepare Vanilla Frosting.
Frost between layers, side and top of cake.
Vanilla Frosting: Combine flour and milk in a small saucepan.
Beat with a whisk until smooth.
Stir constantly over low heat until thickened.
In a medium bowl, cream sugar and butter or margarine.
Add vanilla.
Beat in cooled flour-milk mixture until frosting is fluffy and resembles whipped cream.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 6258 Calories from Fat 2741
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 311 g478.8%
Saturated Fat 151.4 g756.9%
Trans Fat 13.5 g
Cholesterol 929.4 mg309.8%
Sodium 3580.9 mg149.2%
Total Carbohydrates 819 g273.1%
Dietary Fiber 16.4 g65.6%
Sugars 517.1 g
Protein 67 g133.3%
Vitamin A 126.8% Vitamin C
Calcium 46.1% Iron 172.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Computer networks have opened the door to virtual mentoring relationships that let individuals share their experiences remotely, Randy Emelo writes. Virtual mentoring should follow the same principles as the face-to-face variety. Your online actions are a projection of your character -- trust is built when mentors share their knowledge freely, Emelo writes.
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Something new is brewing on the eastern shore of Georgia, and it's going to make a big splash in the aerospace industry soon. Thousands of people on the inside know what it is, but for years the vault door has remained firmly — and admirably — closed. It's known only by the code name "P42". Read more →
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We Don't Train For That
Corporate & charter flying is already pretty safe, but I believe we can do even better. Perhaps instead of focusing primarily engine failures, we ought to look at the things that are causing accidents for a particular aircraft type and add them to a database of training scenarios which can be enacted in the simulator without prior notice. In other words, more teaching and less testing. Read more →
Back to the (Supersonic) Future
While supersonic airliners were all the rage in the 1960s, they never panned out economically because commercial airliners have to turn a profit. But business aircraft do not. They're simply tools for allowing business to be conducted. In addition, recent technological developments are bringing us closer to mitigating the sonic boom's impact. It's clear we're headed back to that supersonic future to pick up where we left off half a century ago. Read more →
The Contract Pilot
As much as one may love flying, it can be a tough career choice. Many pilots struggle through the food chain only to end up discouraged, if not downright hating their job. We're all aware of the reasons: low pay, long days, little respect, too much time away from home, difficult working conditions, commuting, regulatory hassles, bankruptcies, furloughs, and ruinously expensive training. Quite a list, isn't it?
On the other hand, life is often what we make of it. From bush flying to firefighting, there are many different gigs out there for those willing to take Frost's road-less-traveled. For the past three years, for example, I've been flying as a "contract pilot" and truly enjoy it. Read more →
Saint Augustine once declared that the world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page. While I'm fairly familiar with the tome, one glaring omission in my scholarship had been the the chapter on Scandinavia. Thankfully, the wonderful world of on-demand jet charter provided a northerly flight opportunity last month, so I packed my bag and headed for LAX. The assignment? Airline to Stockholm, hang out for a couple of days, and then fly a Gulfstream to New York. Read more →
Passengers: Keeping Things Interesting
When it comes to cataloging the intriguing travelers one has encountered over the years, few people can rival the improbably tall tales spun by pilots. Obviously it's important to maintain confidentiality in this business, but by removing all identifying information and changing some details, a few entertaining stories can be related. Here are a few of my favorite passenger interactions. Read more →
Crappy Sunglasses
I manage to lose sunglasses in the most creative ways possible. I can give you several examples… but there's one story which really takes the proverbial cake. Read more →
A Starship in the Wild
When I was a kid in the 1980s, Beech represented some of the most exciting and cutting-edge stuff in the world of flying. For example, the much anticipated — and highly unsuccessful — Starship. We came across one recently in the mountains of Colorado, and to my eyes it still looks as sweet as the day I first saw a picture of one on the pages of Flying magazine. Read more →
Motoart Under the Tree
The Christmas season is upon us, and while it's doubtful I deserve much more than a lump of coal, that hasn't stopped me from salivating over a piece of aviation art from a Torrance-based company called Motoart. Read more →
Brazil has long been on my mental "bucket list" of places to visit. Not only is it one of the world's largest countries both geographically and by population — fifth on both counts — but it's also the center of attention right now because they are hosting 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics. Then there's the Amazon rainforest; one in ten known species in the world lives in the Amazon, by far the largest collection anywhere. Anyway, recently a two-week trip came up that allowed me to cross this one off my list in the best way possible: on the company dime. Read more →


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When the world's tallest tower is built in Wuhan, China, it will also be one of the most environmentally friendly skyscrapers anywhere. The building, paired with another slightly shorter tower, goes beyond the usual sustainable design features to try to help restore the surrounding environment.
Set on an island within a lake, the towers will help suck pollution out of both the air and water. The larger tower pulls water up from the lake, cleans it, and then puts it back. "The water goes up through a series of filters," explains Laurie Chetwood, chairman of U.K.-based Chetwoods, the architects on the project. "We don't use power to pull the water up, we're using passive energy. As it goes through the filters and back, we're also putting air back into the lake to make it healthier."
The towers also have pollution-absorbing coatings to help clean the air, vertical gardens that filter more pollution, and a chimney in the middle of the larger tower naturally pulls air across the lake for better ventilation. Wind turbines, lightweight solar cladding, and hydrogen fuel cells running on the buildings' waste will generate all of the power used by the towers, plus a little extra for the rest of the neighborhood.
The designers hope the building will serve as a catalyst for more sustainable design in the industrial city. "Wuhan is an unusual city, dotted with huge lakes," says Chetwood. "Protecting the lakes could lead to other projects that protect them even more."
At 3,280 feet tall, the largest tower will edge out Burj Khalifa in Dubai as the tallest building in the world. The two towers were inspired by the Chinese symbols of the phoenix, and the concept of yin and yang—one tower feeds the other with renewable power in a symbiotic relationship. Spheres hanging between the two towers will hold restaurants with views of the lake.
Pending approval by the city's mayor, construction may begin by the end of the year and could be completed by 2017 or 2018, a pace that the architects say would be unlikely in other countries. "The most amazing thing for me is that in the U.K. we strive as designers to get things built, and there's a lot of red tape, but the Chinese seem to have a different view of things," says Chetwood. "I think they're incredibly optimistic."
"If you have an idea and you think, 'Oh, is this going to be too exciting, they'll actually want it more exciting," he adds. "It's more ambitious. They're quite keen to push the boundaries. For a designer, that's fantastic. It's a thrill."


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Nationals rookie outfielder Bryce Harper told the Washington Post that he has no intention of sitting out a game because of a sore back.
After Harper got the wind knocked out of him diving for a ball in the ninth inning of Thursday's game against the New York Mets, manager Davey Johnson revealed the 19-year-old phenom has been receiving treatment on his lower back.
Johnson left open the possibility that Harper could miss Friday's series opener against the Red Sox.
"He might not," Johnson told the newspaper. "We'll see how he is on the trip. We'll have to monitor it pretty close."
Harper, who is hitting .276 with five homers in 35 games since being recalled from the minors, was surprised the issue of his back even had been raised and dashed any hope of him not playing.
"I'm totally fine," Harper said. "I'm going to play. I won't be out of the lineup."
Harper occasionally wraps his back with ice after games, but it had not been considered problematic until Johnson broached it Thursday.


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"Currency War" is the term coined by the IMF managing director Dominique Strauss-Khan during the annual meetings of IMF and WB in Washington, D.C that began on October 8. The meetings will be concluded on October 10. Mr. Strauss Khan latter backed down from his comment saying "war was probably too strong a word."
Tensions on Rise
Tensions have been rising over China's Yuan policy ever since the US President depicted China as "currency manipulator," during his earlier days in office. Western countries along with some emerging economies are of the view that China is deliberately manipulating Yuan's value not allowing it to appreciate. They opine, China is following various means to keep Yuan value low, like buying dollars and other forex currencies, pegging it to the dollar etc… IMF managing director also shares this view and called several times on China to allow Yuan to appreciate to correct global economic and trade imbalances.
Not Fair
Lower Yuan value is making Chinese products more competitive in the global trade, due to which China is able to amass trade surplus in hundreds of billions of dollars, according to the developed economies. China disagrees with the west's contention and says that it is not responsible for the problems faced by the Western countries. China says the developed countries have many problems created by themselves that require immediate attention. It is not fair for the west to attack Chinese Yuan Policy without reforming their financial regulatory laws, due to which the western states are not in a position to control the "too-big-to-fail" (or "too-important-to-fail" according to the IMF) financial conglomerates, China says.
However, many western analysts including Dominique Strauss-Khan admit that nobody thought a currency reform would be a "silver bullet" that would fix all the problems. The US and others need to take their own steps to save more. The IMF semi-annual "Global Financial Stability Report" released in first week of October 2010 said that the western countries are lagging behind implementing financial regulatory measures, agreed two years back in G20 conference. The US law of financial reforms has been modified several times as a result of lobbying by the financial giants.
The US as well as the IMF admits that the undervalued-Yuan is only a part of the problem faced by the west. It seems the problem is that the west wants to start from the Yuan appreciation, which is not actually in their hands but do not want to start from enactment of financial regulation laws and their strict implementation, which is certainly in their hand. Therefore, the developed economies should first move themselves by enacting financial regulation to curb the risky business practices of financial companies, to prevent producing complex derivatives that are becoming toxic waste during the financial crises. These measures were enshrined in the agreements and communiqués reached in G20 conferences held after the eruption of financial crisis, but no country in the west is bothered to implement them in the same spirit as they were agreed upon.
China Problems
China is basically a developing country or as it is being termed recently, an emerging economy. It's per-capita income is lower that of the several crisis ridden European countries including Greece. So it has its own reasons while telling that they would follow their own way in forming their monetary policies, and they would decide what is good their country. They are of the fear that the drastic appreciation of Yuan value would mean a shock therapy, which China cannot withstand. They opine that would jeopardise the economic growth of China, which could act as setback to the global economy itself.
In this scenario, the China is firm on its Yuan policy of gradual appreciation of Yuan value instead of in leaps of steps. China also accused the developed nations that the enormous bailout packages paid to failed banks have resulted in multiplication of their national and international debt, which in turn caused debt crisis and losing confidence among market players on their capacity of repayment of debts. China also accused them of keeping their interest values almost near to zero, which again is adding to the economic woes of the developed countries.
Save Less, Spend More -IMF
China is asking the west to reform first their home instead of relying on its Yuan policy. IMF director is asking China to strengthen its domestic market so as to make it less dependent on exports. He opines the emerging economies save more and spend less depriving of market for West's consumer goods. So he is asking the people of the emerging countries to save less and spend more so that Western countries may find buyers for whatever they produce irrespective of the needs of the people. They produce refrigerators, washing machines, plasma TVs, iPads, and sophisticated furniture and so on. And, the people of emerging countries have to buy them without going for savings for future necessities, even if they don't need them.
US advice
A former economic advisor to President Obama Christian Romer provides more specific example for emerging countries' governments to make the West more wealthy. She says, "China should put in place a healthcare system, so that people save less – because they wouldn't have to worry about paying for treatment. They would then buy more products from the rest of the world." So, Romer is ready to propose developing economies to go against privatization policies, the very policies that were forced upon the third world by the GATT agreement and the WTO. Because, such steps would benefit the US companies.
The bottom line is that the developing economies should strive to provide more opportunities for the US companies to amass profits at the cost of their own economies and people's needs. The US administration people are advocating such shameless rot for the people of the third world openly.
Starting from trade imbalances and currency war, the US sponsored IMF wants ultimately to place the third world countries, their people and their economies at the altar of the imperialist greed. It is better for the international institutions sponsored by the west not to talk about human rights and the values of humanity.


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- High School: Chippewa Hills
- School District: Chippewa Hills
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- Estimated Annual Taxes: $854
- Middle School: Chippewa Hills
- Subdivision: W93 - Morton Twp
Assoc. Amenities Airport Landing Strip, Baseball Diamond, Beach Area, Cable TV, Campground, Clubhouse, Fitness Center, Golf Membership, Hot Tub, Library, Meeting Room, Pets Allowed, Pool Indoor, Pool Outdoor, Restaurant/Bar, Sauna, Security, Skiing, Storage, Tennis
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Japanese Stock Futures Drop Before BOJ Member SpeechAdam Haigh
Japanese and Australian stock futures fell, indicating the Asia-Pacific equities benchmark index will extend its longest losing streak in more than six months, as investors await a speech by a Bank of Japan policy maker.
American Depositary Receipts of National Australia Bank, the country's largest lender by assets, lost 0.8 percent from the close of trading in Sydney. ADRs of Honda Motor Co. gained 2.6 percent as the yen weakened, indicating shares of the carmaker will rebound from the lowest level in nearly a month.
Futures on the Nikkei 225 Stock Average traded at 13,925 in Chicago, down from 14,030 at the close in Osaka, Japan. They were bid in the premarket at 13,930 at 8:05 a.m. in Tokyo. Futures on Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index lost 0.3 percent and New Zealand's NZX 50 Index gained 0.3 percent.
"Markets are starting to price in a lessening of the monthly purchases of the Federal Reserve's unprecedented policy stimulus," said Matthew Sherwood, Sydney-based head of investment market research at Perpetual Ltd., which manages about $25 billion. "This process is now a question of when, not if."
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell the past five days, its longest losing streak since November, as speculation grew the Fed will reduce its bond purchases as the U.S. economy improves and China manufacturing data missed estimates.
Standard & Poor's 500 Index futures rose 0.1 percent. Markets in the U.S. reopen today after a holiday.
Hong Kong
Futures on the Hang Seng Index gained 0.3 percent and futures on the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index were little changed.
A gain of 5.8 percent in 2013 through yesterday on the MSCI Asia Pacific Index left the measure trading at 13.4 times estimated earnings, compared with a multiple of 15 on the S&P 500 and 13.4 on the Stoxx 600, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Japan's Topix Index yesterday slid 3.4 percent, extending the worst weekly decline in more than a year. The measure has lost 9.6 percent from May 22, when it closed at the highest level since August 2008. The exporter-heavy Nikkei 225 Stock Average fell 3.2 percent yesterday.
The two gauges have risen more than 30 percent this year to outperform all major equity indexes amid unprecedented monetary easing policies from the Bank of Japan. The S&P 500 Index is up 16 percent and the Stoxx Europe 600 Index rose 8.8 percent this year.
Bank of Japan board member Ryuzo Miyao is due to speak in Tokyo today.
The yen fell 0.2 percent to 101.12 as of 8:06 a.m. in Tokyo.


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Welcome to Week 10. Here we'll be posting "live" updates and analysis as NFL teams release their inactive lists. Refresh often for the latest information!
For a complete list of NFL inactives, click here for John Clayton's report.
Ruled out before Sunday: WR Danario Alexander (hamstring), WR Miles Austin (hamstring), RB Jahvid Best (concussion), RB Ahmad Bradshaw (foot), TE Dallas Clark (fibula), RB Montario Hardesty (calf), RB Peyton Hillis (hamstring), WR DeSean Jackson (team decision), WR Andre Johnson (hamstring), RB Felix Jones (ankle), TE Lance Kendricks (foot), K Rian Lindell (shoulder), QB Peyton Manning (neck), WR Mohamed Massaquoi (head), WR Santana Moss (hand), WR Emmanuel Sanders (knee).
Top players we're watching
Early games (1 p.m. ET)
RB Joseph Addai (hamstring, questionable): inactive
QB Sam Bradford (ankle, questionable): active
TE Jared Cook (knee, questionable): active
TE Jermaine Gresham (hamstring, questionable): active
QB Kevin Kolb (toe, questionable): inactive
WR Lance Moore (hamstring, questionable): active
WR Nate Washington (hip, questionable): active
Late games (4 p.m. ET)
WR Devin Hester (ankle, questionable): active
WR Mario Manningham (knee, questionable): active
WR Hakeem Nicks (hamstring, questionable): active
Night game (8:20 p.m. ET)
RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis (toe, questionable): active
Updates/analysis (most recent first)
BenJarvus Green-Ellis active (19:19 p.m. ET): James Walker of ESPN's AFC East Blog reports that RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis (toe, questionable) is active. His questionable tag was scarier than his injury itself, as there wasn't any serious threat that "Lawfirm" would sit. Remember, he had his best game of 2011 against these Jets; he's a solid No. 2 fantasy running back.
Plaxico Burress active (19:19 p.m. ET): The New York Jets' official Twitter feed reports that WR Plaxico Burress (lower back, probable) is active. He remains a trusted red-zone weapon for the Jets, and is facing one of the weakest pass defenses in football. Keep Burress in there as a No. 2/3 fantasy wide receiver, despite his injury issues during the practice week.
That's all for the 4 p.m. ET games' inactives. Sunday Night Football inactives should begin in the 7 p.m. ET hour.
Devin Hester active (2:54 p.m. ET): Brad Biggs of the Chicago Sun-Times reports that WR Devin Hester (ankle, questionable) is active for the Bears. He might spend most of his time returning kicks considering his health, so don't expect that much from him in the receiving game. Plan accordingly; he might be best kept to return-yardage leagues.
Jahvid Best inactive (2:48 p.m. ET): Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press reports that RB Jahvid Best (concussion, out) is inactive for the Lions. Kevin Smith, however, is active. The Lions will employ some sort of time share in their backfield with Best out, but Maurice Morris is the strongest fantasy option of the bunch, in the flex-play class.
Keiland Williams should see a decent amount of work, with Smith likely third in the pecking order.
Frank Gore active (2:46 p.m. ET): The San Francisco 49ers' official Twitter feed reports that RB Frank Gore (ankle, probable) is active. For all the reports about his health during the practice week, Gore's pregame practice reports were all positive. He's on a streak of five straight 100-yard rushing games, so there's no way you can sit him hot as he's been.
Hakeem Nicks active (2:44 p.m. ET): Pat Hanlon of the New York Giants reports that WR Hakeem Nicks (hamstring, questionable) is active. Some pregame reports had him showing signs of being less than 100 percent, but as he's active, if you've waited this long for him, he's well worth having in your lineup. Expect something more like No. 2 fantasy wide receiver numbers accounting for his injury; that's still a start in almost every league.
Mario Manningham active (2:44 p.m. ET): Pat Hanlon of the New York Giants reports that WR Mario Manningham (knee, questionable) is active. Hakeem Nicks' active status detracts from Manningham's fantasy appeal; Manningham is the least attractive of the Giants' three wideouts.
Tarvaris Jackson active (2:38 p.m. ET): The Seattle Seahawks' official Twitter feed reports that QB Tarvaris Jackson (pectoral, probable) is active. It's a poor matchup for Jackson, so consider him a weak fantasy option even as a No. 2 in two-quarterback leagues.
Sidney Rice active (2:38 p.m. ET): The Seattle Seahawks' official Twitter feed reports that WR Sidney Rice (foot, probable) is active. He's still being targeted often enough to be a useful No. 3/flex fantasy wide receiver.
Lee Evans inactive (2:31 p.m. ET): The Baltimore Ravens' official Twitter feed reports that WR Lee Evans (ankle, doubtful) is inactive. Torrey Smith gets another start against a mediocre Seahawks secondary. Consider Smith a useful No. 3 fantasy wide receiver.
That's all for the 1 p.m. ET games' inactives. There are three games in the 4 p.m. ET hour, and those inactives should begin around 2:30 p.m. ET. The Giants' wide receivers rank among the most notable to watch; there is currently no indication whether either will play, but ESPN's NFC East Blogger Dan Graziano reports that Hakeem Nicks did make the trip to San Francisco, which is a hint that Nicks will play.
Steve Slaton inactive (12:19 p.m. ET): Omar Kelly of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports that RB Steve Slaton is inactive for the Dolphins. This is significant in that, two weeks ago, Slaton got three goal-line carries (and converted one) for the team, so the goal-line role is now up for grabs. Consider it a plus for both Reggie Bush and
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Donald Brown to start (12:10 p.m. ET): The Indianapolis Star reports that Donald Brown will start for the Colts. Normally, we say "starts don't matter," but in this case, coupled with Brown's Week 9 numbers, it's further evidence that Brown is the Colts running back you want (if you want either). We've projected Brown for 11 ESPN standard fantasy points, Delone Carter for 2.
Mark Clayton active (12:06 p.m. ET): The St. Louis Rams' official Twitter feed reports that WR Mark Clayton is active. The team reports that he might get some work out of the slot, so keep an eye on his performance but don't activate him outside of the deepest of fantasy leagues.
Mohamed Massaquoi inactive (12:04 p.m. ET): The Cleveland Browns' official Twitter feed reports that WR Mohamed Massaquoi (head, out) is inactive. The team goes on to report that Josh Cribbs will start, a plus considering they also said they wanted to increase his usage going forward. The Browns face the Rams and their soft secondary, so Cribbs warrants a look as a flex play even in standard ESPN leagues.
Todd Heap inactive (12:03 p.m. ET): The Arizona Cardinals' official Twitter feed reports that TE Todd Heap (hamstring, questionable) is inactive.
Sammie Stroughter active (12:00 p.m. ET): The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' official Twitter feed reports that WR Sammie Stroughter is active. If you're a
Preston Parker owner, this is bad news, not that Stroughter necessarily will bump him from the slot. Still, it'll cut into the proverbial target pie, and Parker needs a healthy number to be meaningful in deeper leagues.
Tashard Choice inactive (11:59 a.m. ET): The Washington Redskins' official Twitter feed reports that RB Tashard Choice (hamstring, questionable) is inactive. Hey, at least this means Roy Helu won't have Choice stealing carries. Helu remains a low-end No. 2/high-end flex fantasy running back.
Rex Grossman to start for Redskins (11:56 a.m. ET): Several Washington sources report that Rex Grossman will start at quarterback for the Redskins, replacing
John Beck. Beck is also active as Grossman's backup, per the Redskins' official Twitter feed, but he'll miss out on a matchup with his former team, the Dolphins. Don't trust either quarterback, but here's another case of Mike Shanahan frustrating fantasy owners; remember that Roy Helu's notable Week 9 came with Beck the man tossing him the ball that much. We can't be so sure that'll repeat with Grossman.
Andre Johnson inactive (11:52 a.m. ET): The Houston Texans' official Twitter feed reports that WR Andre Johnson (hamstring, out) is inactive. This had been known previously, but it continues to assure the Texans' running backs as the focal point of their offense, in a matchup against a poor Buccaneers front seven. Even Ben Tate could be a worthwhile flex play in a large number of fantasy leagues.
Joseph Addai inactive (11:48 a.m. ET): Phillip B. Wilson reports that RB Joseph Addai (hamstring, questionable) is inactive for the Colts. It's about time the Colts made this move; the past two weeks they had Addai available as an emergency running back yet didn't play him at all. That's a frustration for fantasy owners. Now, we can safely project a Donald Brown-
Delone Carter split of the rushing work, not that it makes either more than a flex play. Incidentally, Brown's work was ramping up last week, so he's probably the smarter pick of the two.
Julio Jones active (11:47 a.m. ET): The Atlanta Falcons' official Twitter feed reports that WR Julio Jones (hamstring, probable) is active. He missed some practice time during the week but wasn't expected to sit. Coming off his best game of the year, and facing a Saints team that might engage the Falcons in a shoot-out, Jones is a worthy No. 2 fantasy wde receiver.
Chris Ivory inactive (11:45 a.m. ET): The New Orleans Saints' official Twitter feed reports that RB Chris Ivory (hamstring, questionable) is inactive.
Mark Ingram active (11:45 a.m. ET): The New Orleans Saints' official Twitter feed reports that RB Mark Ingram (heel, probable) is active. He had been bumped up to probable, so this was expected. Nevertheless, the Saints have other running backs to divvy up the work, and Ingram's lengthy absence might mean only about 10 touches or so. He's a flex consideration, little more.
Kevin Kolb inactive (11:43 a.m. ET): The Arizona Cardinals' official Twitter feed reports that QB Kevin Kolb (toe, questionable) is inactive. No surprise here; John Skelton will get another start. Downgrade all your Cardinals wide receivers accordingly, and bump up the Eagles' defense.
Lance Moore active (11:41 a.m. ET): The New Orleans Saints' official Twitter feed reports that WR Lance Moore (hamstring, questionable) is active. His active status, however, doesn't make him that much more attractive a fantasy option; he's a No. 3/4 wide receiver at best. Remember, the Saints have other options in their passing game, so they might lighten Moore's load.
Sam Bradford active (11:40 a.m. ET): The St. Louis Rams' official Twitter feed reports that QB Sam Bradford (ankle, questionable) is active. He continues to play at a bit less than 100 percent, so temper your expectations accordingly. As he's facing a solid Browns pass defense, consider him a lower-end No. 2 fantasy quarterback in two-QB leagues.
Nate Washington active (11:38 a.m. ET): The Tennessee Titans' official Twitter feed reports that WR Nate Washington (hip, questionable) is active. Consider him a No. 3 fantasy wide receiver in what's one of his tougher matchups against the Panthers.
Jared Cook active (11:37 a.m. ET): The Tennessee Titans' official Twitter feed reports that TE Jared Cook (knee, questionable) is active. His injury, like Jermaine Gresham's, could have the Titans easing up on Cook in terms of targets this week. Consider him a No. 2 tight end as well, and a less attractive one even than Gresham.
Jason Avant to start? (11:34 a.m. ET): Both ESPN's Adam Schefter and Dan Graziano of the NFC East Blog report that Jason Avant is expected to start for the Eagles. Remember, the Eagles could merely start in a three-wide receiver set. Again, "starter" status means little. It's Avant you should target as a sneaky No. 3 fantasy option.
Donald Lee inactive (11:31 a.m. ET): The Cincinnati Bengals' official Twitter feed reports that TE Donald Lee (foot, out) is inactive.
Jermaine Gresham active (11:31 a.m. ET): The Cincinnati Bengals' official Twitter feed reports that TE Jermaine Gresham (hamstring, questionable) is active. He's only a No. 2 fantasy option; the Bengals, accounting for his injury, might merely lean more on their wide receivers.
Steve Smith (PHI) to start (11:27 a.m. ET): Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports that Steve Smith will start for the Eagles. Go figure. All this does is show that, beyond Jeremy Maclin, the Eagles' wide receivers will be somewhat unpredictable. But to be clear: Smith is the Eagles wide receiver I like least of the three potential fill-ins (Avant the most). After all, "starter" status means little.
DeSean Jackson to be inactive (9:17 a.m. ET): ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that WR DeSean Jackson will be inactive for the Eagles. According to Schefter, Jackson missed the Eagles' team meeting Saturday morning, a total no-show. Jeremy Maclin gets a slight bump in fantasy value, as he's a near-guarantee to dominate the team in targets going up against the woeful Cardinals defense. It's difficult to tell who will get the start at flanker; it might be Jason Avant simply because he has been a spot starter for the team in the past and is fourth on the Eagles in targets. In a deeper league he'd be worth a look considering the matchup. Riley Cooper should also play more snaps, and
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Sort of back to the future then?
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Sir Tom pocketed a cool £252m after JJB, Sports Direct's big rival, paid £290m for the chain. The proud Scot's reputation took a bit of a battering in the process: the deal came at the cost of 500 Scottish jobs. Des Browne, then the local MP, was a vocal critic saying he was "profoundly disappointed the people of Ayrshire have lost out because of the actions of one man".
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I think there is something edible in there
... me. For breakfast the next morning, second verse, same as the first. More of the same. Grilled fish, orange slices, more rice and sweet egg bake. We spend the afternoon touring the open air museum. Very cool and the pictures will show you better than I can explain. After another round of trains, planes and automobiles (and that evil red train) we find the Hyatt Hakone, sit in a beautiful lobby and order cheese and wine before our trip back to ...
... was cool to see. Once we got off the boat we wanted to go up the rope way which is like a gondola to the top of one of the mountains surrounding the lake. The boat, tram, bus and trains were all part of a free pass that the tour company had arranged for us and it was quite handy to have. Unfortunately, because of volcanic activity, the rope way was closed so they had a bus running to the other end of it instead. Since there was two ways to get up the mountain and we ...
Mt. Fuji: a beautiful view from all angles
... then asked them where a good Japanese Pub was (figured maybe I would meet people to eat with). They let me to some weird, obscure one that was a 10 min walk and looked like it was the downstairs of someone's house. I felt weird coming in and was the only one there. The menu had no english and very bad pictures. Eventually I just sort of let the old women that worked there pick something for me (talk about Russian roulette). A little after ...
A day in Hakone
... guests seem to be here to enjoy the onsen facilities, you only have to site in the foyer - 90% are roaming around in yukatas (cottons dressing gown). The surrounding gardens are beautiful with 2 waterfalls and a small shrine. Cam and Omi had a soak in the hot tub and Celie is amused because when you open the toilet door the toilet lid automatically puts itself up and makes a sound like 'hi'. We area about to go to dinner, not sure what to expect but we're very excited. Until ...