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CES 2014: NVIDIA Announces Tegra K1 SoC with 192 Kepler CUDA Cores, Denver ARMv8 Option
Subject: Processors, Mobile | January 5, 2014 - 11:43 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: tegra k1, tegra, SoC, nvidia, kepler, CES 2014, CES
Update: Check out our more in-depth analysis of the Tegra K1 processor from NVIDIA.
Today during its CES 2014 press conference, NVIDIA announced the Tegra K1 SoC as the successor to the Tegra 4 processor. This new ARM-based part includes 192 Kepler-based CUDA cores, sharing the same GPU architecture as the current GeForce GTX 700-series discrete graphics cards.
NVIDIA also announced the Epic has Unreal Engine 4 up and running on the Tegra K1, bringing an entirely new class of games to mobile Android devices. We got to see some demonstrations from NVIDIA running on the K1 and I must admit the visuals were stunning. Frame rates did get a bit choppy during the subway demo of UE4 but it's still early.
As an added surprise, NVIDIA is announcing a version of Tegra K1 that ships with the same quad-core A15 (4+1) design as the Tegra 4 BUT ALSO have a version that uses two NVIDIA Denver CPU cores!! Denver is NVIDIA's custom CPU design based on the ARMv8 architecture, adding 64-bit support to another ARM partner's portfolio.
Tegra K1 is offered in two pin-to-pin compatible versions - a 32-bit quad-core (4-Plus-1 ARM Cortex-A15 CPU) and a custom, NVIDIA-designed 64-bit dual Super Core CPU. This CPU (codenamed "Project Denver") delivers very high single-thread and multi-thread performance. Both versions deliver stunning graphics and visual computing capabilities powered by the 192-core NVIDIA Kepler GPU.
NVIDIA has only had Denver back for a few days from the fab but there able to showcase it running Android. It's been a long time since the initial announcement of this project and its great to finally see a result.
Tegra K1 with quad-core A15 processor
We'll have an in-depth story on the Tegra K1 on Monday morning, 6am PST right here on PC Perspective so check back then!!
PC Perspective's CES 2014 coverage is sponsored by AMD.
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NVIDIA Tegra Note Program
Clearly, NVIDIA's Tegra line has not been as successful as the company had hoped and expected. The move for the discrete GPU giant into the highly competitive world of the tablet and phone SoCs has been slower than expected, and littered with roadblocks that were either unexpected or that NVIDIA thought would be much easier to overcome.
The truth is that this was always a long play for the company; success was never going to be overnight and anyone that thought that was likely or possible was deluded. Part of it has to do with the development cycle of the ARM ecosystem. NVIDIA is used to a rather quick development, production, marketing and sales pattern thanks to its time in high performance GPUs, but the SoC world is quite different. By the time a device based on a Tegra chip is found in the retail channel it had to go through an OEM development cycle, NVIDIA SoC development cycle and even an ARM Cortex CPU development cycle. The result is an extended time frame from initial product announcement to retail availability.
Partly due to this, and partly due to limited design wins in the mobile markets, NVIDIA has started to develop internal-designed end-user devices that utilize its Tegra SoC processors. This has the benefit of being much faster to market – while most SoC vendors develop reference platforms during the normal course of business, NVIDIA is essentially going to perfect and productize them.
Continue reading our review of the NVIDIA Tegra Note 7 $199 Tablet!!
NVIDIA Tegra Note Tablet Platform Launches - $199 from EVGA, PNY
Subject: Mobile | September 18, 2013 - 12:04 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: tegra note, tegra 4, tegra, tablet, pny, nvidia, evga
Over the past couple of months there have been several leaks about a potential NVIDIA-branded tablet based on the Tegra 4 SoC. Most speculated that NVIDIA had decided to enter into the hardware market directly with a "Tegra Tab" in a similar vein to the release of NVIDIA SHIELD. As it turns out though NVIDIA has created a platform for which other companies can rebrand and resell an Android tablet.
According to NVIDIA, the Tegra Note platform will enable partners to bring 7-in tablets to market packed with the feature set NVIDIA has been promising since the launch of the Tegra 4 SoC. Those include stylus support, high quality audio, HDR camera capabilities and 100% native Android operating systems.
Maybe more interesting are the partners that NVIDIA is teaming with for this launch. While companies like ASUS have already done the development work to prepare various size tablets based on Tegra chips in the past, NVIDIA is going to introduce a couple of its graphics cards partners to the mobility ecosystem: EVGA and PNY in North America.
While we have questions about the capability for either of these companies to truly support a tabletin today's market but the truth is likely that NVIDIA is handling most if not all of the logistics on this project. What is not in question is the potential for high value: these tablets will start with a suggested retail price of $199.
We already know most of the technical details about the Tegra 4 SoC including the 4+1 Cortex A15 CPU cores and the 72-core GPU. NVIDIA claims they will get 10 hours of video playback with this platform but I would like to get data on the weight and battery size before calling that a win. The display resolution is a bit lower than other competing high-end options in the market today but the sub-$200 price point does mean there had to be some corners cut.
UPDATE: I asked NVIDIA for more information on the size, weight and battery capacity and got a quick answer. The battery capacity is 4100 mAh and the entire device weighs 320g. Compared to the Google Nexus 7, the current strongest 7-in tablet in my opinion, that is a 4% larger battery (vs 3950 mAh) and 10% heavier device (vs 290g). The Tegra Note reference is also a bit thicker at 9.6mm compared to the 8.65mm of the Nexus 7.
There are more details on the official NVIDIA blog post making the announcement this morning including direct OTA Android updates so check that out if you think you might be interested in one of these tablets in the coming months!
The Hardware
Dear NVIDIA,
It has come to my attention that you are planning on producing and selling a device to be called "NVIDIA SHIELD." It should be noted that even though it shares the same name, this device has no matching attributes of the super-hero comic-based security agency. Please adjust.
When SHIELD was previewed to the world at CES in January of this year, there were a hundred questions about the device. What would it cost? Would the build quality stand up to expectations? Would the Android operating system hold up as a dedicated gaming platform? After months of waiting a SHIELD unit finally arrived in our offices in early July, giving us plenty of time (I thought) to really get a feel for the device and its strengths and weakness. As it turned out though, it still seemed like an inadequate amount of time to really gauge this product. But I am going to take a stab at it, feature by feature.
NVIDIA SHIELD aims to be a mobile gaming platform based on Android with a flip out touch-screen interface, high quality console design integrated controller, and added features like PC game streaming and Miracast support.
Initial Unboxing and Overview of Product Video
The Hardware
At the heart of NVIDIA SHIELD is the brand new Tegra 4 SoC, NVIDIA's latest entry into the world of mobile processors. Tegra 4 is a quad-core, ARM Cortex-A15 based SoC that includes a 5th A15 core built on lower power optimized process technology to run background and idle tasks using less power. This is very similar to what NVIDIA did with Tegra 3's 4+1 technology, and how ARM is tackling the problem with big.LITTLE philosophy.
Continue reading our review of the NVIDIA SHIELD Android gaming device!!
Unreal Engine 4 on Mobile Kepler at SIGGRAPH
Subject: General Tech, Graphics Cards, Mobile, Shows and Expos | July 24, 2013 - 05:15 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: Siggraph, kepler, mobile, tegra, nvidia, unreal engine 4
SIGGRAPH 2013 is wrapping up in the next couple of days but, now that NVIDIA removed the veil surrounding Mobile Kepler, people are chatting about what is to follow Tegra 4. Tim Sweeney, founder of Epic Games, contributed to NVIDIA Blogs the number of ways that certain attendees can experience Unreal Engine 4 at the show. As it turns out, NVIDIA engineers have displayed the engine both on Mobile Kepler as well as behind closed doors on desktop PCs.
Not from SIGGRAPH, this is a leak from, I believe, GTC late last March.
Also, this is Battlefield 3, not Unreal Engine 4.
Tim, obviously taking the developer standpoint, is very excited about OpenGL 4.3 support within the mobile GPU. In all, he did not say too much of note. They are targeting Unreal Engine 4 at a broad range of platforms: mobile, desktop, console, and, while absent from this editorial, web standards. Each of these platforms are settling on the same set of features, albeit with huge gaps in performance, allowing developers to focus on a scale of performance instead of a flowchart of capabilities.
Unfortunately for us, there have yet to be leaks from the trade show. We will keep you up-to-date if we find any, however.
A necessary gesture
NVIDIA views the gaming landscape as a constantly shifting medium that starts with the PC. But the company also sees mobile gaming, cloud gaming and even console gaming as part of the overall ecosystem. But that is all tied together by an investment in content – the game developers and game publishers that make the games that we play on PCs, tablets, phones and consoles.
The slide above shows NVIDIA targeting for each segment – expect for consoles obviously. NVIDIA GRID will address the cloud gaming infrastructure, GeForce and the GeForce Experience will continue with the PC systems and NVIDIA SHIELD and the Tegra SoC will get the focus for the mobile and tablet spaces. I find it interesting that NVIDIA has specifically called out Steam under the PC – maybe a hint of the future for the upcoming Steam Box?
The primary point of focus for today's press meeting was to talk about the commitment that NVIDIA has to the gaming world and to developers. AMD has been talking up their 4-point attack on gaming that starts really with the dominance in the console markets. But NVIDIA has been the leader in the PC world for many years and doesn't see that changing.
With several global testing facilities, the most impressive of which exists in Russia, NVIDIA tests more games, more hardware and more settings combinations than you can possibly imagine. They tune drivers and find optimal playing settings for more than 100 games that are now wrapped up into the GeForce Experience software. They write tools for developers to find software bottlenecks and test for game streaming latency (with the upcoming SHIELD). They invest more in those areas than any other hardware vendor.
This is a list of technologies that NVIDIA claims they invented or developed – an impressive list that includes things like programmable shaders, GPU compute, Boost technology and more.
Many of these turned out to be very important in the development and advancement of gaming – not for PCs but for ALL gaming.
Continue reading our editorial on NVIDIA's stance on it's future in PC gaming!!
NVIDIA Announces Shield Pricing, Taking Pre-orders
Subject: General Tech, Mobile | May 14, 2013 - 09:06 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: tegra 4, tegra, shield, project shield, nvidia
Solid information about the NVIDIA Shield (no longer called Project Shield) is finally becoming available with a blog post written up today on NVIDIA's website. The company will begin accepting pre-orders from users that have previously signed up for the Shield mailing list while the rest of you will have to wait until May 20th to plop down your money.
The cost? $349. Newegg, Gamestop, Micro Center and Canada Computer will carry it.
If you want to sign up for official June release schedule of the Tegra 4 powered mobile Android gaming device, you'll have to head over to shield.nvidia.com.
NVIDIA does point out in the blog that the PC game streaming feature that I truly believe is the one thing that makes Shield a compelling gaming device, will be launching as BETA feature.
And GeForce game streaming, launching as a beta feature, will give SHIELD the power to access your NVIDIA GeForce GTX GPU-powered computer from the comfort of your couch. We're working on streaming your favorite PC games to SHIELD, including great titles from Steam.
High level features of the device, for those of you that are unaware, include:
- Tegra 4 – The world's fastest mobile processor delivers rich graphics and unbeatable performance thanks to 72 GPU cores, four CPU cores and 2GB of RAM
- Console-grade controller – Precise control thanks to dual analog joysticks, a full-sized D-Pad, left and right analog triggers, full-sized bumpers and A/B/X/Y buttons
- Multi-touch display – 5-inch, 720p retinal multi-touch display for high-fidelity visuals
- Integrated speakers – Custom, bass reflex, tuned port audio system – we think this is SHIELD's sleeper feature
- Wi-Fi – 802.11n 2X2 MIMO game-speed Wi-Fi for seamless game streaming
- Pure Android – Latest Android Jelly Bean operating system from Google, for access to Android games and apps
- There's more – We put into SHIELD everything we would want in a premium mobile gaming device: 16 GB memory, GPS, Bluetooth 3.0, a mini-HDMI output, micro-USB 2.0, a microSD storage slot, a 3.5-mm stereo headphone jack. See the full spec sheet, here.
We took a look at the NVIDIA Shield device at CES this year and posted a video of our experiences, so check it out below.
NVIDIA has also posted a separate blog that talks about some of the upcoming Android games that will highlight the power of the Tegra 4 mobile processor including Broken Age and Costume Quest from Double Fine, Chuck's Challenge from Niffler and more.
I think many people at NVIDIA as well as in the media are very curious to see what the reaction of Shield will actully be upon its release. I am very excited to test it out in real-world, long term usage models but I definitely have doubts about the market's desire for another mobile gaming platform.
Leave me your thoughts in the comments below!!
NVIDIA shows Project Shield manufacturing mold, building hype
Subject: Mobile | May 10, 2013 - 03:28 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: tegra 4, tegra, shield, project shield, nvidia
After the initial announcement at CES in January, NVIDIA has been trying hard to keep excitement and interest about Project Shield going. The upcoming Tegra 4-powered mobile Android-based gaming machine will be launched sometime in the summer; both Computex and E3 would make perfect timing.
NVIDIA passed us a photo of the mold for the casing of Project Shield and though you don't really get any awesome new information out of it, I thought I would share.
The photo you see below shows the production mold that's used to craft the ergonomic casing that houses Project SHIELD's high-powered components: Tegra 4, 5-inch 720p HD retinal touchscreen, Stereo Bass Reflex Speakers, WiFi, accelerometer, gyro, a massive battery, and more.
To create the casing, we inject a polycarbonate material into the RHCM (Rapid Heat Cycle Molding) tool at 10,800 PSI and 300 degrees Celsius. We use a polycarbonate mixture comprised of 90% Sabic 500ECR-739 PC and 10% glass. This material and injection molding process ensures a sturdy yet lightweight casing that will deliver hours of gaming with no fatigue.
In case you are behind on what Project Shield is, you should check out the hands-on video we made during our time with the device last January.
What do you think...are you excited about the launch of this device? Do any of its features really make you want to buy it once available?
NVIDIA's plans for Tegra and Tesla
Subject: General Tech | April 24, 2013 - 01:38 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Steve Scott, nvidia, HPC, tesla, logan, tegra
The Register had a chance to sit down with Steve Scott, once CTO of Cray and now CTO of NVIDIA's Tesla projects to discuss the future of their add-in cards as well as that of x86 in the server room. They discussed Tegra and why it is not receiving the same amount of attention at NVIDIA as Tegra is, as well as some of the fundamental differences in the chips both currently and going forward. NVIDIA plans to unite GPU and CPU onto both families of chips, likely with a custom interface as opposed to placing them on the same die, though both will continue to be designed for very different functions. A lot of the article focuses on Tegra, its memory bandwidth and most importantly its networking capabilities as it seems NVIDIA is focused on the server room and providing hundreds or thousands of interconnected Tegra processors to compete directly with x86 offerings. Read on for the full interview.
"Jen-Hsun Huang, co-founder and CEO of Nvidia has been perfectly honest about the fact that the graphics chip maker didn't intend to get into the supercomputing business. Rather, it was founded by a bunch of gamers who wanted better graphics cards to play 3D games. Fast forward two decades, though, and the Nvidia Tesla GPU coprocessor and the CUDA programming environment have taken the supercomputer world by storm."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- AMD pins future growth to embedded marketplace @ The Register
- AMD announces new embedded G-series SoC @ DigiTimes
- TSMC captures almost 50 percent of foundry market thanks to 28nm demand @ The Inquirer
- $45 BeagleBone Black Keeps Eyes on the Pi's @ Linux.com
- BlackBerry OS 10.1 leaks its secret goo over all the web @ The Register
- Samsung MV900F Wi-Fi 16.3MP Digital Camera Review @ ModSynergy
- i'm Watch: A Smartwatch Review @ TechwareLabs
Khronos Group Announces WebGL 1.0.2 Specification and Extensions, Formal Release Expected in April
Subject: General Tech | March 28, 2013 - 12:54 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: webgl 1.0.2, webgl, web browser, tegra, programming
The Khronos Group recently announced that the WebGL 1.0.1 specification is compliant across mobile and desktop systems on a number of platforms. Chrome 25 and Firefox 19 support WebGL 1.0.1 on Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. Further, mobile devices with Tegra SoCs can tap into WebGL using a WebGL-enhanced Android browser.
Additionally, the WebGL 1.0.2 specification and its extensions have been submitted for ratification, and is expected to be formally released in April. According to the press release, the following features are being rolled into the WebGL 1.0.2 specification:
- "adds many clarifications for specification behavioral precision
- mandates support for certain combinations of framebuffer formats, to ease developer adoption;
- clarifies interactions with the encompassing HTML5 platform, including the browser compositor and high-DPI displays;
- dramatically increases the number of conformance tests to roughly 21,000 to improve both the breadth and depth of test coverage - thanks principally to work by Gregg Tavares at Google and the OpenGL ES working group."
The WebGL working group has also submitted several optional extensions for ratifications along with the 1.0.2 spec. On the developer side of things is a JavaScript debugger for WebGL API calls and shaders, and functionality to communicate when a mobile device is powered off while WebGL is running. The other extension deals with adding additional 3D features from OpenGL ES 2.0 including anisotropic filtering (AF), vertex array objects, and standard derivative functions.
Khronos President and NVIDIA Vice President of Mobile Content Neil Trevett stated that "The close cooperation between browser and silicon vendors to ensure the GPU is being reliably and securely exposed to the Web is ongoing proof that Khronos is a highly productive forum to evolve this vital Web standard." Meanwhile, WebGL Working group chair Ken Russell indicated that WebGL 1.0.2 is "a major milestone in bringing the power of the GPU to the Web."
Although there are security concerns to consider, WebGL does open up some interesting opportunities for new web services. The full press release can be found here.
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Corsair Dominator GT DDR3 1866 6GB Kit
Packaging & Appearance
Published: 18th May 2009 | Source: Corsair | Price: £253.58 |
Packaging & Presentation
The kit arrived packed neatly in a plain white card board box with no exterior markings (hence no photo). Opening up the box I was greeted with the three memory modules packaged in the traditional blister style packs we have come to know. Also in the box was a further white package that I presumed contained the memory cooling fan assembly.
Taking the modules out of there re-sealable packs we get to adore the fresh new colour scheme. I must say I do like it and it certainly stands out from the crowd. The first thing you notice are the bright, almost luminous red heat sinks that match the Dominator GT stickers perfectly.
The modules are no bigger than previous Dominator modules and are actually a little smaller than some modules that have gone O.T.T on there extravagant heat sink designs. The front of the module has the new Dominator GT sticker adorned in the middle of the sleek black aluminium heat sink. The rear of the module is where you will find the specification of the memory along with the product code.
The top heat sink has been redesigned from the original Dominator ram in that there are now three fins in place of one large one. These fins are evenly placed along the top of the module in one sliver of Aluminium. Whether the new heat sink actually cools the module any better than previously is hard to tell so I will take Corsair's word on that but the fins certainly look the business. It also hurts like hell pressing down on them to insert the memory into their motherboard memory slots multiple times!
The modules on test today are the lower specified 1866MHz variants which means somewhere in the exceedingly (some might even call excessive) testing procedure, Corsair technicians have found they are not stable enough to run at the top specified 2000MHz. Instead they have been 'binned' to the lower 1866MHz speed. This is not to say they are faulty in anyway, much like processors and graphics cards, speed binning is part and parcel of most products produced with silicon on board. Unlike some manufacturers who just rely on chip name though, Corsair hand test their modules to ensure they get the speeds right. With tight timings of 7-8-7-20 at 1.65 Vdimm, the Dominator GT's will certainly make some shakes in the memory market.
The top heat sink can be easily removed thanks to three Allen key 'Cap-head screws'. While there is no need to remove the fins for anyone sticking to air cooling, this procedure is necessary should you be adventurous enough to try the TEC cooler Corsair have in production for these modules. The thermal pad on the heat sink is nothing too interesting and should suffice to transfer heat from the main body to the coloured fins.
Here we see the new Dominator fan. Gone are the small whiny 40mm fans which have been replaced with quieter yet more powerful 60mm fans. The unit arrives in an un-built state but you won't need any instructions to fit the side brackets onto the main body being that there are only four screws.
With the side brackets screwed into place the Dominator fan stands proud. Fitting the cooler was easy enough but I would advise users to use extreme caution when fitting as the brackets are bent so that it takes some pressure to fit them to the memory tabs. At one point my fingers slipped and the cooler immediately clasped down on the memory itself rather than the tabs they were designed to grip. Luckily no damage was done but the force at which they grab down I would not have been surprised if it had damaged them.
The kit is certainly a sight to behold and I love the new red theme going on with the Dominator GT's. While the product packaging is basic, the kit we received is not a full retail product so it would be unfair of us to mark it down solely for the bland packaging. The option of adding separate cooling is a good idea while prices of such cooling remain to be seen. The air cooler with this product is, on looks alone, certainly worthy of comment as I would hope the new design would make less noise than before and as there are now bigger fans, these should push more air over the modules. Whether this affects overclocking potential remains to be seen.
Let's move on to the test setup I will be using today...
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"Hoping for a top of the line 6GB DDR3 kit that not only performs well but looks the business too? Maybe Corsair have the answer to your prayers. Check it out our latest memory review..." - by W3bbo
Corsair Dominator GT DDR3 1866 6GB KitQuote
Corsair Dominator GT DDR3 1866 6GB KitQuote
That is some mightily impressive memory there. You get what you pay for in this case, even if it is a small fortune..super sexy too Quote
Blimey, that Dominator GT kit really goes like stink! I'm surprised about how much the added bandwith and tighter timings affected framerates. Questionable value for money but if one really wants the best, this memory kit seems to be quite a candidate. Excellent review w3bbo Quote
Nice review. I am thinking about swapping out my memory on my current rig, but I think this kit is a bit too much for my pocket. Here's hoping the price drops quickQuote
I think this would be a nice competition prize
Won't these go in your rig well Jim
Nice review Webbo.Quote
Nice review Webbo.Quote
That kit is very nice. I'm hoping both the 1866 and 2000mhz kits drop in price a bit so I can change out my modules I think I'm being hinder currently on my overclock by my current set.Quote
very nice
i'd like to try some memory based on the elpida hyper chips, but they're a bit out of my price range at the moment Quote
i'd like to try some memory based on the elpida hyper chips, but they're a bit out of my price range at the moment Quote
Originally Posted by name='BloomerzUK'
Won't these go in your rig well Jim
He mentioned Dominator GT in his build. Quote
Cheers for the kind comments guys. The Dominator GT's really are a grand bit of kit, sadly Jim has his beady eyes on these. However, I have a potentially faster kit on review atm.Quote
I don't understand why the 1600 is faster than 1866 in sup pi 1m??
Can anyone shed any light?Quote
Can anyone shed any light?Quote
Good question. Pi 1M is usually a pretty poor measure of how fast a setup is but that is a little odd.Quote
As above really, SuperPI 1m usually throws up unpredictable results and shouldn't really be included but it if I didn;t include it people would be asking where the 1m times are :S. The dominator was the first kit I tested back when i7 was first released so something dodgy might have been going on in the BIOS. Thankfully 32m shows a better more apt outcome.Quote
Originally Posted by name='w3bbo'
As above really, SuperPI 1m usually throws up unpredictable results and shouldn't really be included but it if I didn;t include it people would be asking where the 1m times are :S. The dominator was the first kit I tested back when i7 was first released so something dodgy might have been going on in the BIOS. Thankfully 32m shows a better more apt outcome.
Originally Posted by name='Ging3r'
I think this would be a nice competition prize
how could we resist whistling...
The Dominator brand from Corsair just set the record for fastest ddr3 and as a 6gb kitQuote
LOL I doubt very much you will be seeing this kit in a competition, that is unless Jimbo is feeling exceptionally generous.Quote

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Mayweather To Appear on Jim Rome Season 2 Premiere
LOS ANGELES - JIM ROME ON SHOWTIME returns for its second season tomorrow, Wednesday, in front of a studio audience with guests Ice Cube, Floyd "Money" Mayweather, Ronda Rousey, Dhani Jones and Dr. Harry Edwards. The episode premieres at 9 p.m. ET/PT on SHOWTIME®.
Media mogul, actor and rapper Ice Cube sits down with Rome for a one-on-one interview to give his thoughts on current sports and entertainment topics including the L.A. Lakers, the Oakland Raiders, and his new album.
Coming together in a free forum discussion, the first female UFC champion Ronda Rousey, noted sports sociologist Dr. Harry Edwards, and former NFL star Dhani Jones join Rometo debate cheating, sex and religion, and how all three play such a large role in today's sporting world.
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Plus, undefeated, eight-time world champion boxer Floyd "Money" Mayweather joins theprogram via satellite to tackle Rome's 10 Questions segment. Mayweather recently announced a unique, groundbreaking revenue-sharing arrangement with Showtime Networks Inc. and its parent company, CBS Corporation. He returns to the ring May 4 to face Robert Guerrero in "MAY DAY: Mayweather vs. Guerrero" produced and distributed live by SHOWTIME PPV®.
When Rome asks Mayweather what the one thing is that he won't mess with, Mayweather responds, "A married woman." To which Rome replies, "Good answer. Good policy."
JIM ROME ON SHOWTIME, in its second season on SHOWTIME, airs Wednesdays with multiple replays each week on SHOWTIME and SHOWTIME EXTREME® and availability on SHOWTIME ON DEMAND.
Following are excerpts from this week's episode:
JIM ROME: Do you trust Dwight Howard at this point?
ICE CUBE: No. Not yet. Not till he re-signs. That's what it's all about. How could we when he could just get up and leave on a whim. Until he makes the commitment to the Lakers, how can I make the commitment to him? I love Dwight. I want to see him a Laker. I think he can get up there on the wall and be champion for the Lakers. So it's on him. Him not being committed has to affect his play. It has to. What's going to determine it for me is if he remains long-term with the Lakers. And he wears the Laker jacket, you know what I mean. It seems like right now he's a visitor.
ROME: Between Kobe, LeBron and Michael Jordan, who do you got as the best ever and why?
ICE CUBE: Kobe's never been cut. I don't think LeBron's got the mental fortitude like Kobe Bryant has. I think it's just what he had to go through in Italy. I just think he's cut from a different cloth. No disrespect to Michael Jordan and years ago you would never hear me say this. I just think Kobe had the benefit of looking at Michael in a way. I think he's kept his body in more condition than anyone has ever seen and he's doing things 17 years later that are just amazing. He never walked away from the game and came back. For some reason I just think Kobe is the true definition of a baller, with nothing else on his mind.
ROME: What's the difference between someone like Kobe Bryant and Ray Lewis, who have bounced back from adversity, and Tiger Woods? Why hasn't he bounced back? What's the difference between him and all the other guys that have come back?
RONDA ROUSEY: I think Mike Tyson said it best when he said a happy fighter is a dangerous fighter. I think you need to enjoy what you're doing and compartmentalize what you are doing with your professional life. Whenever I see Tiger Woods play golf, he looks pretty miserable. If he could just enjoy what he's doing and have fun out there and return to where he was at the beginning then I think he can.
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ROME: Used to be the question wasn't whether or not (Tiger) Woods would run down Jack, but rather how badly he'd smash his mark. But it says here he won't get there. And it won't be because of his knee, Achilles, driver, putter or rebuilt swing. It'll be because of sex. He had too much of that and not nearly enough heart.
Rome's Sincerely Yours takes on the Bracket Guy in your office pool:
ROME: This year, you're even more insufferable now that you've gone online with all your garbage. Now, you're the jerk who drops all his 12-5 upsets into his Twitter timeline. Bad enough you're going to lose all nine pools you entered. You're also going to lose all 12 of your followers because they'd all rather get catfished than get subjected to one more of you sleeper picks with a 'please retweet' chaser. Tell you what; this year, instead of laying out your Elite 8, why don't you go get an elite date. And don't talk about your NCAA picks until someone asks you about them, because no one will. Bracket Guy, you are a 16-seed in this tournament we call life. A guaranteed loser every single year.
[QUOTE=PunchyPotorff;13137951]Would be great if Rome goes hardball on Floydie. Ask him why he beat up the mother of his kids... in front of his kids. That would be interesting to check out. Watch him get red faced and p.o.'d. Because…Comment by check hook on 03-13-2013
[QUOTE=PBP;13137816]Meh. Floyd's my dude but what's the point of even interviewing the guy. [B]So Floyd, tell us about your new deal with ShowTime?[/B] [I]Well you know, Floyd Mayweather is his own boss, and you know, May 4th, I'm going to…Comment by Rip Chudd on 03-13-2013
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The Senate, in one of its final acts before a five-week recess, late Thursday approved a bill to rename the station "William H. Gray III 30th Street Station." The Senate approval, by unanimous consent, was confirmed by Senate Democrats' Twitter feed Thursday night, hours after the Senate had concluded its formal voting and left for its August break.
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I like Broner. He's still young so he'll grow up (or maybe not). But he goes for the knockout & it will be interesting to see how long the streak lasts - and against what kind of opposition.
I also like Ward but his Son of God moniker gets on my hampton. Is he implying that he's Jesus? Or the rest of us are not god's children (I'm agnostic by the way). It's just an annoying nickname & whichever slag thought of it should get his head out of his aris.
But on a serious note Wards style reminds me of an upgrade of Gianfranco Rosi - the decent Italian Light Middle. He would jab, grab, jab, grab. Ward has a little more in his arsenal but that's the fundamental. Score a quick point then smother. Smart but dull.
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I commend the advice in your Jan. 30 editorial "Cold War Heroes" that, "Any young man or woman wishing to serve this country when that chance comes ought to study the public lives of Max Kampelman and Mark Palmer."
I had the good fortune of meeting Ambassadors Kampelman and Palmer as a 21-year-old who had just joined the State Department during the last year of the George W. Bush administration. Kampelman was scheduling meetings with senior officials to win support for his vision of a nuclear-free world—a vision that the arms-control bureaucracy dismissed as utopian even after George P. Shultz, Henry Kissinger, Sam Nunn and William Perry endorsed it in these pages. Palmer was serving on the secretary of state's advisory board on democracy promotion, where he championed the cause of global democracy at a time when even the president's senior appointees were undercutting the Freedom Agenda with relish.
I saw that Kampelman and Palmer shared three qualities largely lacking at the upper rungs of the State Department: a clear-eyed recognition of threats abroad, courage in articulating bold ideas and persistence in countering the complacency of our own political class. Let's hope that their legacy survives through a new generation of diplomats committed to a global order based on freedom.
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So ReCore came out this week. I bought it and finished it. It did not score well with professional critics. Between review scores, Mighty No. 9's recent failure, and the $40 'kiss of death' price tag from Microsoft, I went in expecting the worst. I was very pleasantly surprised with how much fun I had.
Possibly the last great Wii U exclusive, BERSERK, some indies, and fightin'.
Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE (Wii U) - Hey, do you like Persona 3/4? Then go play this. There hasn't been a console turned-based JPG this good since Lost Odyssey or something. Great combat system focused on creating long strings of combo attacks by targetting an enemies weakness. Much like the recent Persona game, it's very addictive. The game also offers a solid challenge, and careful character customization akin to most SMT games. The story is extremely goofy (basically artists have hidden power called Performa allowing them to use Fire Emblem characters as persona) and centers heavily on the Japanese entertainment industry. The characters are all likable. The graphics are colorful and the soundtrack is excellent. Unfortunately the budget gets stretched thin (Chapter 5 involv
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Quantum Break - A serviceable third person shooter that strengthened by an enjoyable story with great acting. The combat is a lot of fun thanks to all the time powers. Freezing enemies, zipping around at light speed and creating shields help break it from the standard cover-based shooter mold. The pacing is where the game falters most - way too many "walking simulator" sections with plot dump. I also wish the environments and enemies were a little more varied. The TV show aspect is forgettable at best.
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Bloodborne - I've been putting a lot of hours in Bloodborne the last 2 weeks. I randomly got the itch to start a new run and went with a Skill character using the Beast Hunter Saif from the DLC. Its transformed moveset is insanely good for PVE & PVP and it probably would be broken if it weren't for its gem slots. I eventually hit a wall in Old Hunters when my level was just way too low to withstand Lady Maria. Ended up going back to my previous character in NG+ to try for all the trophies. I just need to get ending #2 and finish one more layer of chalice dungeons. I never did the chalice dungeons because I found them samey and repetitive but I'm really surprised how many unique art assests, enemies & bosses they reserved for them. Seems a bit wasteful considering the vast majority o
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There's still a month to kill before Street Fighter V
Tales of Zestiria (PS4) - A little over halfway in. This is shaping up to be my least favorite Tales game. I don't like the game world or story/characters - it's basically anime King Arthur. The art direction is boring. The game is jarringly inconsistent at telling you where to go next. The dungeons are occasionally frustrating (fuck the Water Shrine). The environments are big, bland, and empty. Its saving grace is the combat system - typical Tales stuff that feels mostly like a modified version of Graces. I love being able to swap the spellcasters out midbattle with the d-pad. The only problem is the camera is too zoomed in making for frequent bad angles in the cramped dungeons. And I hate when they occasionally throw in enemies that have WAY too much HP forcing you to use Armatiz
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66th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics
Volume 58, Number 18
Sunday–Tuesday, November 24–26, 2013; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Session L34: Drops XII: Elastic Surfaces and Fibers
3:35 PM–5:45 PM, Monday, November 25, 2013
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Chair: Siddhartha Das, University of Alberta
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Abstract: L34.00009 : Drops in wedges
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Constrictions or widening of porosity result in non-balanced capillary forces acting at the interface between two fluid phases in porous media. Gradients of confinement can thus be used to produce, break up or manipulate drops and bubbles. We investigate experimentally the motion of oil drops and air bubbles confined between two quasi-horizontal plates forming a sharp wedge. The confinement gradient drives the migration of drops of wetting fluid toward the apex of the wedge. The capillary driving force is balanced by viscous dissipation occurring both in the bulk of the drop and along the contact lines. We provide a minimal model that quantitatively explains the migrations dynamics. In particular, we observe and explain two asymptotic regimes associated to both dissipation modes. We also present various possibilities to trap, expel or transport fluid using confinement gradients.
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Flybe 'soft' launches London City virtual base; up to 18 daily flights across seven destinations planned
Flybe will explode back into the London market this winter, launching seven routes from London City through October and November, ostensibly replacing the operations it withdrew from at London Gatwick in March this year, following its slot sale to easyJet.
New Ryanair's next three 'primary' airport bases discovered
New Ryanair's CCO David O'Brien tells us the world's most prolific starter of new routes will open "at least three new bases next year." We identify the 10-most likely opportunities among the "primary" airports the upscaling, business-focused airline now favours.
Taipei Taoyuan and Katowice airports show-off certificates for Tigerair Taiwan and Wizz Air respectively
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The relationship between Europe and Asia has grown considerably over the years as both regions are actively engaged economically. As air services have become extremely significant for the development of both regions, resulting in flights increasing by 0.7% and ASKs up 4.7%, anna.aero takes a closer look at the trends between the two markets.
SATA International grows by 21% in 2014 H1; seven destinations served in mainland Europe
A wholly-owned subsidiary of SATA Air Açores, SATA International achieved 553,000 passengers until end-June 2014, operating 17 non-stop services to eight countries in Europe and North America. With Ponta Delgada-Lisbon being the airline's largest route by seats, anna.aero investigates SATA International's recent network developments.
London Gatwick's firefighters display first 'Arch of Triumph' award
It's been a long time coming, but anna.aero's 'home airport' of London Gatwick has finally won its first ever 'Arch of Triumph' weekly certificate. This week, four global airports, including another London airport, slug it out for the honours.
Norwegian begins Gatwick brace on 15 September
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Garuda Indonesia returns to London Gatwick
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Tokyo Narita FTWA win is 'Out of this World'
Possibly the best winner's photograph that anna.aero has received in the FTWA competition so far — Tokyo Narita's firefighters pose proudly in all their cosmic gear along with their 'Arch of Triumph' winner's certificate from last week.
Tunisair adds route #2 to the UK with London Gatwick service
Tunisair touches down at London Gatwick from Tunis with weekly flights, using A320s.
Geneva Airport on course to pass 15m passengers in 2014; excellent SVID result
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Kelsey's research centered around the multiple song types of Canyon wrens that vary in factors such as syllable count, note appearance, pitch, length, and frequency.
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Fall Undergraduate Research Symposium:
Last fall, students had an opportunity to submit their research for consideration in the Fall Undergraduate Research Symposium. Six undergraduate students with outstanding caliber of research participated in the Symposium held on November 7 at the University Center. Three finalists were selected from those who presented in November to represent UNC at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR), which was held in Louisville, Kentucky in March.
Austin Seeley: "Experiences of Fire Survivors: What Factors Predict Resilience?" Mentor: Dr. Nancy Karlin, Psychology. Selected for NCUR.
Jennifer Wright: "Reconstructing activity patterns at Epidamnus, Albania: Impacts of Greek and Roman colonization" Mentor: Dr. Britney McIlvaine, Anthropology
Kelsey Eickelman: "Individuality in Canyon Wren Birdsong" Mentor: Dr. Lauryn Benedict, Biology. Selected for NCUR.
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Ana Caudillo: "Serine Proteases in the venom of the Yucatan Rattlesnake" Mentor: Dr. Stephen Mackessy, Biology. Selected for NCUR.
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Economists are growing more optimistic as the U.S. economy is improving faster than they had expected.
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The transfer window is still slightly ajar, but the warm, distant summer breeze that filled the offices of Premier League managers with a hopeful calm is beginning to turn.
It's turning into a draft, there's a chill in the air. Winter is coming.
The calm is now interspersed with brief moments of dread... "What if four centre-backs isn't enough?", "Why didn't I look at my new striker's away goalscoring record BEFORE I signed him?", "What if the fans don't like my new trousers?".
Thankfully, this transfer window has been an active one, and most manager brought in their key signings early-on.
So with that in mind, we want you to try and help us identify the BEST summer signing of the transfer window.
First of all, pick what you think are the THREE most important aspects of a summer signing
Choose up to three traits below that you think makes for the perfect transfer.
- Their name can fit on the back of a replica shirt
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- Doesn't get injured often
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Or his team-mate 5) Lazar Markovic (Liverpool)?
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Hollywood's private war for social control
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Our school is situated on the Lizard Peninsula in a delightful area of outstanding natural beauty. The countryside, near by Helford River and the beach at St Anthony, offer a wealth of educational opportunities for the study of wildlife, geography and geology and we take advantage of that as much as we possibly can with forest school type activities, like Welly Wednesday's for the Busy Bee class.
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At its heart is the school's commitment to raising standards. The leadership team and staff strive to build on the school's successes, and welcome the involvement of parents in its endeavours to meet the needs of the children, nurture their individual strengths, and lay down firm foundations for future life. The school capitalises on its strong links with the local community and beyond.
The main building of the school is a Victorian building circa 1896. At its height there were 114 pupils taught in the two classrooms, and children were educated here until they reached 14 years old.
The main building has been modernised and extended over recent years. Outside facilities include a playground and a school garden of approximately ¼ acre. In addition, the school has access to a playing field complete with two superb tennis/netball courts and a small pavilion with toilets, showers and kitchen facilities.
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WASHINGTON (Nov. 18, 2011) -- Wreaths Across America is a nonprofit organization founded to continue and expand the annual wreath laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery begun by Maine businessman, Morrill Worcester, in 1992.
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PROF. PIERS J. HALE knew something was up when his students at the University of Oklahoma were clamoring this spring to get into his medical ethics class, which was formerly populated largely by social science majors. What led to the sudden burst of popularity, he discovered, were plans by the Association of American Medical Colleges to revise the medical school admissions test to incorporate a hefty dose of social science....
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But unlike the King, Joey, 37, is still subject to earthly laws. And so last week a Long Island grand jury indicted him on 19 counts of statutory rape, sodomy and endangering the welfare of a child, stemming from his alleged affair with an underage Fisher, who is now 18 and serving a five-to-15-year sentence for the attempted murder last year of Mary Jo, 37. The indictment came as no surprise to Buttafuoco. While denying that he ever had a sexual relationship with Fisher, he haplessly acknowledged earlier this year that he had come to feel like "the most hated man in America."
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Certainly, Fisher herself, who is serving her sentence at Albion Correctional Facility near Rochester, N.Y., hasn't been bashful about seeking publicity. In her recent tell-all autobiography, Amy Fisher: My Story, she provides lurid details about her alleged affair with Joey, which she says stalled when she was 16. Highlights include everything from her disclosure that he wears no underwear to the claim that he knew of her plot to murder Mary Jo and egged her on. Sales have so far been disappointing, though Sheila Weller, who coauthored the book, expects that Joey's latest tribulations will stimulate interest.
The irony is that Joey may very well have provoked his own indictment. Last October, Nassau County district attorney Denis Dillon announced that he would not seek formal charges against Buttafuoco because of insufficient evidence and because Amy wasn't a credible witness. But in the months that followed, Buttafuoco mounted a media blitz to proclaim his innocence in the court of public opinion. It backfired. On Donahue the studio audience excoriated Joey even as he wrapped himself in husbandly virtues. On Saturday Night Live Madonna ripped up his photo, declaring, "Fight the real enemy!" Buttafuoco has become David Letterman's favorite mantra of ridicule. This continuing notoriety, and Joey's repeated denials of wrongdoing, may have finally goaded prosecutors to reopen the case. "It's not nice to thumb your nose at Mother Nature," says Fisher's lawyer, Eric Naiburg. "Joey could have gone home, kept his mouth shut and tried to change his ways."
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