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Ny seism slår till i Tibet
En ny jordbävning med magnitud 5,3 i Tibet för bara några ögonblick sedan, registrerad av European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre och rapporterad av Reuters. EMSC säger att seismen var 35 km djup.
Inga personliga eller materiella skador har rapporterats vid skrivande stund. Skalvet verkar likna de som rapporterades i Suez och Yunnan tidigare i somras.
Real Madrid v Inter, Millwall v Newcastle: Champions League and Carabao Cup – live
Champions League: Lille v Betis, Dortmund v Villarreal
Carabao Cup: Palace v Middlesbroigh, Sunderland v Hull
Brugge have pulled a goal back against Villa – they now trail 3-2. Elsewhere, meanwhile, it’s AEK 1-0 LASK in what internet bores are calling the Upper Case derby.
There’s a lot to dig into there, right? It’s always interesting when new managers take over established teams, because chances are they’ll see things differently from their predecessors. City, for example, are now playing 4-2-3-1, not 4-3-3, and it doesn’t seem like Enzo Maresca fancies Rayan Ait-Nouri. Otherwise, Ayyoub Bouaddi makes his first start – he’s alongside Enzo Fernandez in a double pivot which lacks a bit of p&p – and a front four of Samenyo, Cherki, Foden, Haaland looks not bad.
Continue reading...Indonesia gjenåpner alle flyplassene sine så snart vulkanasken har lagt seg
Ifølge Reuters har alle flyplasser i Indonesia nå gjenopptatt driften. Utbruddet av Anak Krakatau hadde tvunget frem stengning av opptil åtte flyplasser i landet av sikkerhetsmessige årsaker, noe som berørte mer enn 340 000 reisende.
Forstyrrelsene er imidlertid ikke over ennå, ettersom myndighetene sjekker flydyktigheten til 178 fly som er satt på bakken. I mellomtiden står de ulike flyselskapene overfor økte kostnader som følge av innstilte og forsinkede flyvninger, omdirigeringer, parkering og bemanning. I tillegg er åtte personer savnet, etter at en hurtigbåt med fem journalister og tre besetningsmedlemmer om bord har forsvunnet i Sundastredet.
Anak Krakatau har heller ikke roet seg helt ned, og ytterligere utbrudd kan fortsatt forstyrre flere flyvninger. Vulkanen hadde tre nye utbrudd i går morges, men asken har nå lagt seg slik at flytrafikken kan gjenopptas, i det minste midlertidig.
Even without Winds and Waves, Pokemon just had its best ever year with $3.4 billion in net sales probably thanks to Pokopia, FireRed and LeafGreen
Pokemon can't stop outdoing itself. It keeps setting new records across its profit, having already made $3.4 billion in net sales so far in 2026.
That number is a 29% increase from last year, according to a June report from Japan game industry consultant Dr. Serkan Toto. The figure was recently republished by Japanese news site Denfaminico Gamer, which game update account Genki translated for a September 8 post that explains, "The Pokémon Company sales revenue has increased by 4.4 times in the last 5 years."
The Pokémon Company sales revenue has increased by 4.4 times in the last 5 years.In fiscal year 2026 sales reached 531 billion yen ($3.4 billion) up from 120 billion yen ($769M) in fiscal year 2021https://t.co/H3mLxWI3bi pic.twitter.com/SXuRcRM7FlSeptember 8, 2026
"In fiscal year 2026 sales reached 531 billion yen ($3.4 billion) up from 120 billion yen ($769M) in fiscal year 2021," Genki says based on Denfaminico Gamer's report. Machine translation suggests Denfaminico Gamer also notes that The Pokemon Company has increased its net income by 13.6 times since 2018, and it's projected to earn more than 120 billion yen (about $770 million) at the end of the 2026 fiscal year – an explosive increase from 8.8 million yen in 2018.
These money bags are probably at least partly a gift from major 2026 hits like Pokemon Pokopia, which sold five million copies only five months after its launch, and Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen re-releases for Switch, whose four million sold copies solidified the GBA classic as one of the best-selling Pokemon games ever.
It's all flattering, but Toto says on Twitter that The Pokemon Company is "very likely not happy [these stats] are out there." Kanpō, the Japanese government's gazette, reports them automatically, despite The Pokemon Company being privately held. "Ironically," Toto adds, "we would not get this data if TPC was integrated into Nintendo as a studio (like Kadokawa does not reveal From's data separately)."
But The Pokemon Company has nothing to be shy about. It's consistently growing with every new release – which will hopefully include Pokemon Winds and Waves one day. Though, The Pokemon Company has earned the right to take too long.
Pokemon Center cancels countless reseller orders, but TCG fans seem to have been burned as well.