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At &Beyond Phinda Rock Lodge, the days are designed to thrill you with intimate wildlife encounters and the nights to spoil you with the romance of Africa.
Morning Game Drive
As dawn breaks over the African bush, a gentle tap on your door will wake you to the delights of a new day. Your ranger will discuss what you hope to see that day over fragrant tea or coffee and morning biscuits or rusks. &Beyond Phinda Private Game Reserve is renowned for its exceptional sightings of the elusive cheetah and the rare black rhino, as well as the Big Five. There is also a number of resident lion prides and rangers will do their best to provide you with an excpetional sighting of all of these animals.
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If you wish, you can walk off your breakfast near your lodge, accompanied by your ranger, who will share his insight into the smaller animals and vegetation in the area, before returning in time for lunch.
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Cool off with a refreshing dip in the pool, indulge in an afternoon siesta or simply watch the wildlife from your private veranda. Over a late afternoon tea, your ranger will discuss what you hope to see during the afternoon game drive.
Evening Game Drive
This game drive begins in the late afternoon and lasts until after dark, when spotlights are used for a glimpse into the nocturnal bush life. Listen to lions roar in the dark or admire the small nocturnal animals. Enjoy sundowners in a scenic location as the sun slowly sinks beneath the horizon.
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This beautiful residence is a rare mid century modern house with an exquisite design. It has twp bedrooms, two bathrooms, one living room and one dining room. It's a small place but it's very warn and inviting. It was built in 1957 and it sits on a 1,573 Sq Ft plot. It has an open floor plan and it offers fantastic views. It's located on a quiet street in Travis Heights and it features beautiful details that have been preserved throughout the renovation.
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Is there really a 1080p advantage?
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Read the whole review on cnet.com
Is there really a 1080p advantage?
Posted 11 November 2006 - 01:18 AM
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Posted 11 November 2006 - 01:01 AM
i think i standard needs to be setup for HD thats made final. all these resolutions do NOTHING for the consumer who just wants to be able to see the picture. sdtvs never had this issue; just plug it in and watch.
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Posted 11 November 2006 - 01:10 AM
i didnt think 1080p was as big a deal as they try to make it out to be.
i watch HD-Discovery and im blown away time after time when i catch an outdoors show, or something underwater... its amazing...
i guess id have to see it in 1080p to see for myself, but im sure these guys are pretty accurate with saying they didnt notice a difference.
Posted 11 November 2006 - 01:48 AM
I have understood for a while that there is no difference in picture quality between the two but some companys want 1080p to give them the lead in product marketing.
until 1080p60 comes out and tvs that support that resolution things will look the same and play the same.
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Posted 11 November 2006 - 02:06 AM
The article is correct resolutions this high (720p and 1080i/p) don't play a major role but I argue they still do play a role. Because my projector is native 720p I try to stick to that resolution as best I can for the best results. So 720p will by my setting for all Xbox 360 games and HD DVD movies regardless of what higher resolutions they may support. I will use the same settings for the PS3 aswell regardless.
If Xbox 360 starts upscaling games and video to 1080i/p I don't see the point as the games are still 720p native and DVD's are 576p at best.
Posted 11 November 2006 - 02:15 AM
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Posted 11 November 2006 - 02:55 AM
I am plaing GOW and COD 3 in 1080p (60Hz) on a Sceptre 37 in. NAGA ...it is AWESOME...you guys obviously havent seen this yet. The difference between 1080p and 1080i are huge. Its like comparing 480p widescreen to 720p full frame. Once you get set up correctly and fire up GOW then come back and re-post.
And how arey ou playin it in 1080p when the game isn't made for 1080p hmmm?
Posted 11 November 2006 - 03:04 AM
I am plaing GOW and COD 3 in 1080p (60Hz) on a Sceptre 37 in. NAGA ...it is AWESOME...you guys obviously havent seen this yet. The difference between 1080p and 1080i are huge. Its like comparing 480p widescreen to 720p full frame. Once you get set up correctly and fire up GOW then come back and re-post.
Dude, either I'm crazy, or you dont know what you are talking about.
If you talking about GOW and COD3 in Xbox360, I'm pretty certain they dont even support 1080p (unless I'm crazy...)
Posted 11 November 2006 - 03:11 AM
And how arey ou playin it in 1080p when the game isn't made for 1080p hmmm?
He's just playing it upscaled to 1080p.
The only advantage of 1080p (using it for TV, movies, gaming consoles) right now is that when there's a lot of fast motion it will look slightly less blurry-and that's about it.
For PC use though, it is a huge benefit to have 1080p.
There is one thing though - I think we can all agree that the difference between 1080 lines and 720 lines is a lot more easy to see than the difference between 1080i/p- keep in mind that digital panel displays will only be able to display 1080 lines (1080i or 1080p) if they're 1080p native, otherwise it'll be just 720p. There's no such thing as a 1080i native flat panel if you know what I'm getting at.
Posted 11 November 2006 - 03:12 AM
To tell you the truth, I can tell the difference but it is negligable.
Posted 11 November 2006 - 03:17 AM
Production studios master in 1080P, not 1080i or 720P for good reasons.
Going from interlaced to progressive is an impossible task to do perfectly - and the best consumer level method is an external video processor like the ISCAN VP50 costing $US3000.
There is only two reasons why people could not easily see how much better 1080P is from 720P
1. You have vision problems
2. Your too far away from the display to fully resolve the image
the ISF specifically states that resolution is important, and it is part of the tests used to properly calibrate displays to the standards.
Posted 11 November 2006 - 03:29 AM
I bought a 720p set. It looked great. I had problems with it (manufacturer defect that didn't affect the image) and was able to upgrade to 1080p.
I was floored.
720p content looks better, 1080i content looks better (obviously) and 1080p content looks incredible.
Yes, the games output at 720p. I don't output my 360 at 1080i or p because it's just upscaling the image. My display scales it up anyway, so I let it do the work and leave the extra horses in the 360.
Think about it.
1280 x 720 vs 1920 × 1080. Which do you think looks better? Even when scaling a 720p image you are getting a sharper image.
When you dislpay 1080i on a 720p set, you are LOSING resolution. You are scaling down 1920 x 1080 down to 1280 x 720. Just because a display ACCEPTS a 1080i signal, doesn't mean it DISPLAYS at 1080 resolution.
Night and day. I don't see how you guys don't see it.
My HD DVD player looks FAR better on the 1080 set. Yes, I know that it outputs 1080i, but the source is 1080p so all 1920 × 1080 lines of resolution are there, and my display deinterlaces.
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I would love to see a no holds barred documentary following the year in the life of a Pro UFC fighter, the dedication, training etc.
I think it would certainly add a dimension few people think of when watching a fight, it would show the human elements involved.
Yeah that would be cool, best way is to start training and find out. ;)
there is that one that follows Mark Kerr (The Smashing Machine) and one that followed Rickson gracie (called Choke), it was not for a year....but it was a documentary.
The fight network did a one week following nog before his fedor match when fedor won the title. Boring. It was him eating and playing with his dogs and kids. Not that exciting.
u should check out rites of passage
it follows Kevin Randlemen, Eugene Jackson, Phil Ensminger, Egan Inoue and Mark Coleman it was made in 2000
Follows Kevin and Eugene as they prepare to fight in UFC 23. Phil Ensminger for a Vale Tudo tournment, and Egan Inoue after he beat Randy Couture, as well as Colemans Debut in pride and his win in the GP
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As you are a newcomer to LGW, a friendly atmosphere is the typical welcome. Yet, with the lack of quality in your posts and the bloated ego sense of self-worth along with the omnipotent user-name, you will have a steady decline to denial with self-loathing derived from lack of emotional support from all peers around.
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Koch and his battle for university reinstatement have since become a minor cause celebre. Presently operating out of the American Humanist Association offices at Sheridan Square, he's telling New Yorkers all about it in a fast round of church, campus, and TV appearances.
"All this began with an article in the Daily Illini criticizing heavy petting parties on campus," Dr. Koch explained. A short, brisk man of 44 who sports the academician's severe crew cut, he seemed far from the diabolical sexual anarchist some groups have accused him of being. "The article was courageous but ignorant of the real sexual problem. So I wrote a reply."
Koch's letter said in part: "...the events described are...symptoms of a serious social malaise...caused by the hypocritical and downright inhumane moral standards engendered by a Christian code...already decrepit in the days of Queen Victoria...With modern contraceptives and medical advice readily available...there is no valid reason why sexual intercourse should not be condoned among those sufficiently mature to engage in it without violating their own codes of morality or ethics."
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"Academic freedom is very much involved in this," said Dr. Koch, who also heads a humanist-liberal group called the School of Living. "I spoke up because I felt i had to. I lost my job. I think it's a good example of what happens in universities. The majority of faculty members are badly suppressed. You can't step out of line, and that's a very bad situation."
Dr. Koch continued in the academic vein for awhile. "The fact that I'm a scientist threatens people even more," he went on in a soft but self-assured manner. "They don't want to understand the human implication of biological knowledge. Sex is only one example. Many religionists think it's their private, supernatural territory. Then the super-patriots - those who make a profession of calling others Communists - come along and attack too."
He produced an impressive pamphlet he said was being distributed widely in Chicago and other Midwestern cities. It called his stand an "exhortation to sexual promiscuity...and audacious attempt to subvert the religious and moral foundations of America."
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I've just installed my SmartXX chip and have no trouble using it, or booting any Bios that I have put on the chip, but when i try and boot the original bios it just reboots to the SmartXX OS again.
I'd like to fix this, if anyone has any suggestions, but i'd also like to know if i were to install an original bios on one of the SmartXX banks and load it could i play Live without any problems? I'm also unsure which original bios i should use for my XBox, it's a Ver 1.4 PAL Australian.
Original Bios Wont Boot.... So Can I Install
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Pacquiao: Khan's speed gives him shot with Mayweather
By Keith Idec
Manny Pacquiao would be much more confident if he was the one challenging Floyd Mayweather Jr. on May 3 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
The Filipino superstar still thinks Amir Khan has more of a chance than most boxing observers of upsetting Mayweather (45-0, 26 KOs), who is expected to announce Khan as his opponent sometime soon.
"Amir Khan, it depends on how hard he trains," Pacquiao told BoxingScene.com recently. "He has a chance because he has speed. That's good for him."
When reminded Khan's chin isn't his greatest asset, Pacquiao referred to overcoming his own struggles as a reason for believing in Khan's ability to take Mayweather's punches better than he did during knockout losses to Breidis Prescott and Danny Garcia and in fights against Marcos Maidana and Julio Diaz.
"If you look at the problem of the chin," Pacquiao said, "I had that before, early in my career, and I developed [a better chin]. He needs to train hard if that fight happens. He has a chance."
Long before Juan Manuel Marquez knocked him unconscious, the 35-year-old Pacquiao (55-5-2, 38 KOs) suffered a third-round knockout defeat against Rustico Torrecampo in his 12th professional fight, 18 years ago in Manila. He also was stopped in the third round of a September 1999 flyweight title fight by Medgoen "3K-Battery" Singsurat in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand.
Pacquiao is very familiar with England's Khan (28-3, 19 KOs) from the days they spent training together under Freddie Roach at Roach's Wild Card Boxing Club in Hollywood, Calif. Virgil Hunter now trains the 27-year-old Khan in the San Francisco area.
Keith Idec covers boxing for The Record and Herald News, of Woodland Park, N.J., and BoxingScene.com. He can be reached on Twitter @Idecboxing.
[QUOTE=BoxingSmarts24;14250579]First of all [B]get your corny bytch made ass outta here! I am a college graduate, wrote two books and own my own business.[/B] If you think I am playing I can message you the link. Secondly I would knock…Comment by BoxingSmarts24 on 02-19-2014
[QUOTE=Box-Office;14249391]Listen "Homie" since your inner city schooling was a failure ill give you some on this forum. Since its between Khan and Maidana you can have Khan or the guy Khan beat. Pacquiao sparred with Khan unlike "ya'all so he…Comment by Allmenjoi8 on 02-19-2014
[QUOTE=House of Stone;14249296]he's right Kahn's speed gives him a SMALL chance ... especially if he can find some of his pre PEDerson form. Floyd hasn't fought anybody with kahns speed in a long time. i.e. guererro never had any chance…Comment by SugaROIDS on 02-19-2014
I believe Pacquiao. Khan have a chance against floyd, he can go to the ring even Lighter than Mayweather and be Faster than Floyd. If he Trains for Stamina and Throwing a lot of Punches during fight Khan will keep…Comment by Box-Office on 02-19-2014
[QUOTE=BoxingSmarts24;14249344]Pac, Mayweather, Cotto are superstars they earned their way into fighting at higher weights to get title shots. Bradley had a fights at welter weight before getting his title shot. How many fights has Khan had at welterweight? That's right…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (88)


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- States: CA, NV
- NPCA Region: Pacific
- Est. Date: 1933
A world of extremes, Death Valley is the nation's driest, hottest and lowest place, but also features mountains over 11,000 feet high that experience below-zero weather and snow, as well as colorful badlands, sand dunes and canyons. Its dramatic mountains, valleys and dunes are world renowned for their complex and diverse geology. The park also contains a wealth of well-preserved archaeological sites and petroglyphs.
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Badwater Basin is a truly superlative location. At 282 feet below sea level, it is both the lowest and driest point in North America, and its record-setting temperature of 134 degrees Fahrenheit makes it the hottest place on Earth. The massive salt flat covers nearly 200 square miles of Death Valley National Park, and lies more than two miles below the 11,331-foot Telescope Peak that looms above it.
More about Death Valley
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Magazine Article Striking Desert Gold Will a wet winter bring a spring super bloom to Death Valley?
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Press Release Desert Landscape Plan Fails to Fully Protect Desert National Parks NPCA finds only one of the three issues of particular concern to desert national parks is satisfactorily addressed
The parks' land has always existed, but the parks themselves only exist as long as we protect them. — Joey DiFrancoRead Full Story | Share Twitter Facebook
Trip Joshua Tree and Death Valley Explore the startling, sublime, surreal, and exquisite landscapes of Joshua Tree and Death Valley as you head deep into the heart of these two parks.
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ROCK HILL, S.C. - Prosecutors say a Rock Hill Police detective was not speaking for them when he told a man who would be charged with murder that all charges against him would be dropped if he gave up information about his street gang.
A lawyer for 20-year-old Abbdul Emmanuel is asking that a judge force prosecutors to keep the investigator's promise.
But Solicitor Kevin Brackett said the detective didn't know Emmanuel would be charged with murder the next day and the solicitor's office is given the sole power to decide whether to prosecute cases in South Carolina, according to court papers obtained by The Herald of Rock Hill.
Emmanuel faces 13 charges in all, including a Jan. 10 shooting death and several other 2013 drive-by shootings that authorities said are part of a feud between his gang, 715 FAM, and a rival gang.
After he was arrested for a non-fatal shooting in January, the detective told Emmanuel he could walk out of jail if he told police about the organization and leadership of his gang said Emmanuel's attorney, Tyler Burns.
That deal prompted Emmanuel to speak to officers without a lawyer and tell them what they wanted to know, Burns said.
In his motion asking for all charges to be dropped, Burns said detectives were acting as agents of the government and the judge should enforce the oral contract they made with Emmanuel.
At the time, police thought Emmanuel wasn't involved with the most violent behavior of his gang and investigators said he told him he wanted to help detectives, authorities said. Officers called Brackett, who said he would take any cooperation from Emmanuel under consideration, but did not make any promises, according to court papers filed by the solicitor.
"I have to know a little more about what I'm getting," Brackett said. "I can't provide anything when I don't know what I'm getting."
Emmanuel was released on bond after talking to detectives, but was arrested again the next day when investigators found evidence he fired the fatal shots in THE killing of 25-year-old Michael Giddens.
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Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky
If you're a fan of Houston, Indianapolis or Jacksonville, you can fairly claim this is too Tennessee-heavy.
The change begins with you.
Be part of the next mailbag, because you never know when I may start awarding prizes for the best questions. If you give a name and location, it helps. And without an email address, I can't write you back.
Jeremy from Minneapolis writes: Hey Paul, thanks for all the quality AFC South info. As a Tennessee native stuck up here in NFC North country, I pretty much lived off your blog all the way through training camp and preseason this year. Even though you gave us a whole VY mailbag today, I hope you might be able to provide some insight on another possible scenario for Vince and the Titans. During Jeff Fisher's discussion of Young in his Monday press conference, he mentioned that once Vince returns from his injury the Titans will work on getting him "back involved in the offense." Fisher has indicated that he thinks Vince will benefit from watching a veteran quarterback like Collins handle things for a little while, and I think that is what the team would have initially preferred to do with Young. It was only the fact that the newly signed Collins and the rest of the offense struggled so badly at the start of the '06 season that forced Vince onto the field early. I seem to also remember hearing talk around the beginning of that season of using Young not necessarily as a starter right away, but finding spots during the course of the game where he could be most effective, create difficult matchups, and use his unique skills to exploit defenses. Do you think there is a possibility we will see the Titans use VY in that way as the season progresses, or are we past that point now that he has been the starter for the better part of two years? It seems to me that this approach would be ideal on a couple fronts: First, it requires the opposing defense to prepare for a Titans offense that can come at them with two very different quarterbacks who create different matchup problems. Second, it takes the pressure of being "th...
Paul Kuharsky: I think it's a good idea and would be a good way to ease him back in - narrow packages used here and there with him as the QB. If you missed it, Albert Haynesworth suggested an all-out two quarterback attack. The narrow packages are what they did early his rookie year. Only downside is, it could create more possibility for controversy. We'll see. I think it's going to be a good while before we see him on the field again, and maybe not this year if things go well and Kerry Collins stays healthy.
Keath in Tampa, FL writes: Paul, You really are a homer, aren't you? You need to go back to Sports Journalism and learn to distance yourself - you followed the Oilers/Titans for 12 years. Good for you. Now you work for ESPN. Distinguish the two, my friend. Quit saying, "We...", because YOU didn't do anything, nor did you use this (pretend-like) for the other franchises. Stick to objective journalism for the future. We readers see right through this...
Paul Kuharsky: Actually, in a Monday entry called "What I think they're thinking," I absolutely used "we," for all four teams, talking as if I was in each team's head. Why don't you take another look?
After you cool down, if you'd like to show me how I failed to be objective, I'd love the feedback.
spietan from Washington writes: Neither the Jags offense nor the defense looks capable of carrying the team into the playoffs. Which coordinator (Dirk Koetter or Gregg Williams) is doing the best job with the players available?
Paul Kuharsky: I think they've both been handcuffed some. Koetter hasn't had Jerry Porter yet and with a patchwork interior offensive line, he's been a bit limited in what he can try to do. Williams was brought in to help find ways to get to the passer, but in crucial situations the Jaguars have failed to do so. Derrick Harvey's long preseason absence during his contract dispute slowed his development, so he's not the key ingredient they were hoping for yet. Both coordinators came up one score or one stop short in the two losses.
Jams from parts unknown writes: Mr. Kuharsky, you do a lot of nice work, but it's "feel bad," not "feel badly." Do you "feel happily" about things, too, or "feel happy"? "Feel angrily," or "feel angry" when people clutter your inbox with grammar crap? It's a subject complement (hence the adjective), modifying "I," not an adverb modifying "feel." You would feel badly, though, if you were to suffer nerve damage in your hands, but I wouldn't wish that fate on you. Sorry to be pedantic, but you know me; I'm a good guy. I point out annoying minutiae for the kids.
Paul Kuharsky: Point taken, thanks. I'll work to make sure you don't see it again.
John E. Lee from parts unknown writes: Paul, congrats on joining ESPN.com! Now maybe the AFC south will have a real voice! Here's my prediction: If Vince Young stays away, and Kerry Collins stays healthy, and Jeff Fisher stops his conservative/predictable play-calling, (will you fianlly hold him accountable this season?) the Titans will win the AFC and make it back to the Super Bowl! Have a great season and thanks for your presence in Music City!!!
Paul Kuharsky: Thanks. A displaced Yankee as the voice of the 'South,' imagine that!
As for Fisher -- Yeah, I've never ever held him accountable, except for every time I've said he's a good coach who tends to be too conservative and loyal, which is usually only a few times a week.
What should I be raking him over the coals for right now at 3-0?
Rob in Fort Myers, FL writes: Paul, Why do you think the Colts are looking so sluggish this season thus far? Is this something that you feel they will work out with more time, or is this the decline we have all been expecting to occur with all their success recently? Do they have it worked out by their Monday Night battle with Tennessee on October 27th?
Paul Kuharsky: Peyton Manning's missed time and the O-line injury troubles have certainly been factors.
Quinn Pitcock retiring, Ed Johnson getting himself cut and Bob Sanders getting hurt all messed up the defense.
But it's too early to know if they are slowing overall. I still think they are incredibly dangerous.
Unknown from Bowling Green writes: Why don't the Titans get more press. Both the Monday night and Sunday night half time shows haven't mentioned the Titans in the last 3 weeks. Your from Nashville, can't you pull some strings. You said yourself you need some TV practice.
Paul Kuharsky: You have to admit their highlights don't often feature the sort of diving catches or the sort of explosive plays that rule the reels. Remember Chris Johnson's huge run in the preseason? I saw that everywhere.
Titans fans shouldn't need some media blessing in order to feel good about their team.
I just saw someone on SportsCenter call the Titans the best team in the AFC. SI.com wrote about the Titans this week and NFL.com did too. Seems like great press to me.
I'm covering Vikings-Titans over Texans-Jaguars on Sunday and I give Tennessee a ton of press, too much according to many other readers.
Unknown from Pittsboro, IN writes: You said that the final interference call against the colts Keiaho was "obvious"
but what was obvious was that Williams was running an illegal "pick" play. He ran right at Keiaho, crossed his arm like a skinny kid setting a pick in basketball, then he actually jumped a little when his QB panicked and threw the ball to Williams. The colts read their illegal play, the CB jumped the out route and the refs bailed them out. To me this is obvious, but to you, apparently it was a "good call?"
Paul Kuharsky: I didn't have a huge problem with the call, you are correct. When the ball is in the air, the defender is not allowed to touch the intended receiver. I suspect if that was a Colts receiver and a Jags DB you and a lot of people wearing a horseshoe logo would feel differently.
It's unbecoming when fans pin losses on refs -- outside of an absolute mess up like in the Denver-SD game. The Colts had plenty of chances to finish the Jags off.
Steve in Las Vegas writes: I don't understand it; what do the Titans have to do to earn some respect? Even after starting the season 3-0 people still question why. The Titans are a good team. Yes, they have had their share of drama with VY, but as shown last year, when VY had a bum quad, Collins stepped up and took the team for a while. Their defense is in the top 5, and they have a great duo in the back field, CJ compliments LW perfectly. The only thing that I think they should change is, take VY out of the QB line-up and try him as a TE or short field wide out. He has proved that when he is healthy, he can gain yardage on the ground. He just isn't too confident as a NFL passer. Just my thoughts.
Paul Kuharsky: See my response to the question from Bowling Green above.
What's the respect you'd like for your team that it's not getting? I've seen the Titans rated as the best team in the AFC by a lot of people. They are doing very well in power polls like ours, where they currently sit fourth. That's disrespect?
Two of their wins have come against terrible teams, but they look great so far. I have missed the big questions about why they are 3-0. I expect them to be 5-1 at worst heading into their big Monday night matchup with Indianapolis on Oct. 27.
There is no way Vince Young is going to be playing a position other than quarterback.
Jenny from Brentwood writes: PK - is it feasible that the Tulloch/Fowler switch is part of the greater plan to foil gameplanning for our opponents? Meaning, there's a lot of tape on Fowler, and not as much on Tulloch. With the Vikings run game, it's pretty imperative to manipulate the MLB. Plus - we gave up 140+ yards to Steve Slaton last week. Also - isn't Tulloch a little bit faster than Fowler? With Adrian Peterson coming to town, I can sort of agree with the change to Tulloch. Props to Fowler, though. What a class act. I hope he gets back on the field somehow.
Paul Kuharsky: There is more than enough tape on Tulloch for Minnesota to have a good enough feel for what they are getting. And a switch on defense isn't the same as a new QB or RB or something like that. Teams don't have to reshape a plan based on a new middle linebacker, which is a situational job in the Titans defense. Tulloch is faster than Fowler and more of a play-maker, but he's less experienced and more likely to make a mistake. I think he will do well. I'm disappointed for Fowler, a hard-worker and a stand-up guy. I'm excited for Tulloch, also a super-likeable guy, who has more upside. But this is an uncharacteristic move, and I am surprised to see the Titans make it while things have been going so well.
Rob in Fort Myers writes (again): Paul, In light of the fact that the Titans are on a roll and the Lions are tumbling out of control, what do you think the chances are of the Titans offering a 2nd or 3rd round pick to the Lions to take Roy Williams off their hands? I know what you always say...that the Titans just don't do business that way, and they don't value the WR position that highly...but you have to think a dominant force at WR could be the difference in this team going to a Super Bowl with the AFC climate the way it is right now. The injuries to Brady and Manning really give you reason to think that a team like Tennessee with a dominant, championship level defense and a great running game could really get there this year. Roy Williams may be the player to get that offense over the top, and it would also give the team an inside track on signing Roy Williams long term and giving VY the WR he will need in the future. What are your thoughts in light of the developments that have already occured thus far this season? Remember how impactful Chris Chambers was for San Diego last year? Williams could be that guy for Tennessee.
Paul Kuharsky: I just don't see it happening. Chambers was a rare instance and he is an older guy nowhere near the caliber player Williams is. NFL teams don't usually dump guys just before their contracts are up in order to get something for him. That's baseball. And what would the Lions say to their fans - 'Of all those first-round receivers, we hit on one and now we're shipping his butt out of here?'
Also, as a friend in the Titans press room often points out: If you're a big-time WR, why do you want to come to Nashville? To be de-emphasized? To be thrown to by a young QB who's basically gotten himself pulled and hasn't shown he can consistently get the ball to people? You're not going to come here and put up huge numbers, as it's not what they look to do. One man isn't going to arrive and change a lifetime philosophy of a coach who wants to play defense and run it.
That said, the Tulloch-for-Fowler move was uncharacteristic. So perhaps they are working on a blockbuster.


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Nice, solid chunk up, for a change. I was getting worried Tankogen would be entirely sitting out the long-awaited biotech boom, when it was one of the first true break-through companies, finally blossoming. Been here since the early 90's, and didn't think it would take this long, but still keeping the faith.
interesting strength since the 1000 put trade and article about options selling. WOW!
with Kadcyla approval IMGN has very low downside risk and significant growth potential. Compared to SGEN and CLDX, IMGN is 50-100% undervalued now with the potential to make a PCYC run in the next 12-18 months. IMGN pipeline should finally produce some data in 2014.
I voted against the current BOD and the compensation plan, Junius is waaaay overpaid and needs to go. BOD is negligent and absent. I probably should have voted for the one director that actually bought a little stock, but did not.
Stock is acting strong today, I hope they don't pull a MEDX and sell the company just before the pipeline matures on the cheap and without an auction to the highest bidder..


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The New York Times today looks (reg. req.) at the many costs that will be imposed on consumers and businesses by the FCC's plan to apply the Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act (CALEA) to the Internet and require Voice-over-IP (VoIP) providers to build wiretap-readiness into their systems. The controversial wiretapping plan will further erode online privacy, increase the cost of both Internet access and Internet-based phone services, and hinder technological innovation (see previous Deep Links coverage).
Our own Lee Tien warns that the potential for misuse is "pretty broad." "The problem is that if you are using a sniffer box to perform the interception, you may handle all the traffic going through," explains Tien. "In the end, a packet sniffer gets you everything."
If it sounds extreme, that's because it is. Fortunately, the FCC is taking comments from the public on the plan. EFF is preparing an action alert that we'll be posting in the next few weeks. In the meantime, check out the EFF FAQ, which provides exhaustive detail on what the plan entails and why it's a profound threat to privacy and innovation.
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