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Just a short observation. I don't think you should ever hold a meeting just read out status updates. If there isn't time to meaningfully discuss the topics at hand, there's no point in holding a meeting. Just send an email, blog it, post it to a wiki. But please, please don't invite me to your meeting! Thanks!
General Security
Sep 11
Perceptions of risk
At Blackhat & Defcon recently I was once again surprised by the number of security professionals who refused to touch a networked device for the duration of the conference. Yes, the risk is elevated and people might have zero days. But the risk is also high in airports, coffee shops, and hotels in far-away places. People in some parts of the world live at a constantly high risk of zero-days in their own homes.
How can we be expected to help defend our users (who at most have a small fraction of the security knowledge that we do) in hostile environments if we can't defend ourselves? Some have called this attitude cavalier or attributed it to hubris, but that's missing the point.
The point is that either we are overestimating the risk at Blackhat, or underestimating the risk the rest of the time. If a security pro can't defend themselves in a highly hostile environment, then I claim they can't defend their users in a moderately hostile one.
Jun 11
Regarding your Baby
Having been at Mozilla for some time now, I'm still fascinated by the varying perceptions people have of security reviews. To some developers it feels like the Spanish Inquisition (minus the comfy pillows), while to others its an opportunity to uncover potential issues they may have missed during the design or implementation process. The interesting thing is that our approach is pretty much the same for every review.
But has become evident that we need to do a better job of defining and communicating both the structure and value of the process in a way the help each developer maximize the value of their reviews. Among those changes, we are going to try a more structured approach to how we run the meetings.
For a typical 60 minute design review, we will break up the time as follows:
Introduction by the feature team (5-10 minutes)
- Goal of the feature. What outcome is it trying to achieve: problems solved, uses cases enabled, etc.
- What solutions/approaches were considered
- Why was this solution chosen
- Any security threats or issues that were considered in the design
The purpose here is to help the security team understand the fundamental motivations and purpose of the feature, thereby setting the correct context for the rest of the conversation. If we don't know why a feature is proposed, it becomes hard to justify (any) risk. That said, this is not the time to critique the feature. Comments and questions should be saved for later unless they directly relate to understanding the feature better.
Threat brainstorm (30-40 minutes)
A truly open brainstorming session on potential threats the feature could face or introduce. Like any good brainstorming it will involve some really interesting ideas as well as some really silly ones. The goal is not to make judgments during this phase; it is to test. Its vital for the feature team to participate in a critical analysis (in the classical sense) of their own feature.
Rather than feeling like they need to defend their feature, the feature team should strive to "swap sides" and think like an attacker. The value is to help teams understand how they can go through this questioning process themselves, but also realistically there are very few features we know enough about to go through this process w/o the feature team being represented. The ability to objectively critique one's baby is a difficult but very valuable skill.
Conclusions and action items (10-20 minutes).
Summarize the threats uncovered and recommend and prioritize the mitigation to each. Identify parts of the feature necessary for followup security work, which may include detailed threat modeling, source code review, targeted fuzzing, etc.
Formal security reviews are not our only tool of course. In addition to our ongoing fuzzing and bug bounty programs–and the code review patches goes through anyway–we also use other approaches such as embedding security team members into the most complex projects. However that approach clearly does not scale to the nearly the number of projects we have. The best approach is often a series of small conversations. Lightweight interactions can be a great way to bounce ideas and get feedback, helping a team to crystallize specific aspects of a feature and prepare them for a detailed review in the future.
But the most important characteristic of any type of security interaction is that it happens as early as possible. The earlier we talk, the more options we have to address any significant shortcomings while still shipping what you want, when you want to. The later we talk, the smaller our toolbox becomes, eventually coming down to a single boolean lever: do we ship or not?
Jun 11
Choosing Security
Some of the most common reasons I hear from people for coming to Mozilla are "I want to have an impact", "I want to work on things that matter" and "I want my work to touch lots of people". Many of us have worked on projects independently and struggled to get anyone to notice, much less care.
Mozilla is a huge platform, a megaphone, for getting noticed. It is due to the trust in the Mozilla brand itself as well as direct access to hundreds of millions of users through our established products. As such its an incredibly appealing avenue to having the impact we desire.
However, with that great power comes great responsibility. Utilizing Mozilla's brand and reach comes with the duty of ensuring that we are not putting our users at risk and undermining trust in our brand and existing products. That duty is reflected in additional scrutiny and reviews that you would not be subject to if you were doing something completely independently.
Our goal during each project lifecycle is trying to help each team have the impact they want. The best way to do so is to engage us early and often in your project, and listen to our feedback. We can help you understand the concerns and challenges you could face not just from Mozilla as an organization, but also from our users, web developers, website admins and the security community. Engaging us proactively maximizes your chances of shipping what you want, when you want to.
Conversely, ignoring recommendations, trying to delay or barrel through the review process or simply bypassing it entirely by releasing stuff through novel channels will likely end in an outcome very different from what you desire.
Please choose wisely!
Jun 11
The Uber-Fuzzer
A few weeks ago I had the chance to speak at a panel at the Hack in the Box conference in Amsterdam. For those of you not familiar with the Hack in the Box organization, its a great bunch of people who volunteer their time to put together a solid conference. The panel I was on discussed the "Economics of Vulnerabilities" and it focused primarily on the various ways organizations can recognize and compensate independent security researchers. It was a very interesting discussion, and I thank Katie Moussouris from Microsoft, Steve Adegbite from Adobe, Adrian Stone from RIM, Aaron Portnoy from ZDI and Chris Evans from Google for representing.
Since Mozilla has had a bounty program since 2004 (and Netscape started its bounty back in 1995) we obviously have some rather strong opinions about what works. :) Its been great seeing other software companies adopt various types of security bounty programs: Google (with great enthusiasm), Deutsche Post, Barracuda and others. The economics in our case are pretty straightforward: a researcher who submits to the Mozilla security bug bounty program gets a $3000 reward for every qualifying client bug they find, or between $500 and $3000 for each qualifying web bug. We are not buying a researcher's silence however; we are offering a reward for constructive security research. There are no contracts or confidentiality clauses to sign. Of course, prompt payment and public attribution are also very important. :)
No discussion of vulnerability economics can ignore the grey elephant in the room: underground markets. Whether the color of those markets is black, grey or taupe, the fundamental objective of those buyers is to buy vulnerabilities to use as tools… implements… ok, weapons to achieve specific tactical or strategic objectives, rather than to fix those issues and protect all users. An interesting tidbit that came out during the discussion is that now researchers on those markets are being paid on an ongoing basis for as long as the vulnerability remains non-public and unfixed. This clearly is intended to minimize the odds the vendor will be able to discover and fix the issue. Something to keep in mind if you choose to go down that route.
The other thing to keep in mind with the underground markets is that they are paying for a fully reliable, weaponized exploit. In most cases this is an order of magnitude more work than simply finding a bug, and frankly something that very few researchers can actually achieve (per Aaron Portnoy of ZDI). At Mozilla we don't need–or even want, honestly–a working exploit. We just need sufficient detail to understand and locate the bug. In most cases a simple test case demonstrating memory corruption or an assertion, or just referencing the offending lines of code is enough. Meaning a whole lot less hassle for the researcher.
This all has some rather profound implications for vendors. No longer can one expect that a zero-day will be monetized through rootkits that get sprayed across the internet, quickly alerting the vendor to the issue and allowing for a fix. Every incentive seems aligned to keep these bugs off the radar for as long as possible, meaning a quick response is no longer a sufficient primary strategy. Vendors must pursue a wide variety of means to find and fix all of those issues proactively, and not sit on bugs under the false hope that nobody else will find them. A bug bounty is a critical part of that strategy for Mozilla. It works for the same reason fuzzing works: it maximizes the potential set of inputs into the problem, greatly improving the chances of finding security bugs through unique and innovative means. Security bounty programs are the "uber-fuzzer".
Jul 10
Contextual Identity
We've been thinking and discussing, and then thinking some more, about both privacy and identity at Mozilla. So far we have generally been treating them as two separate sets of issues, but I'm beginning to wonder if there might be another way to think about this.
People have been trying various ways of addressing privacy concerns on the web. These approaches have generally consisted of mechanisms to permit a website and/or user to define and communicate a privacy policy in some digestible way, and then optionally negotiate some happy middle ground (or not). P3P was probably the most ambitious attempt to crack this nut, without much success. I won't try to rehash these various proposals here nor speculate as to why each has so far largely failed.
Instead, lets try a different tack. What if privacy is really just an aspect of identity?
One hypothesis: people don't have a single identity… in the real world, or online. Who you fundamentally represent yourself to be (in terms of name, accuracy of location, age, social-demographics, etc.) varies depending on the context. This is true whether you are interacting online with a bank vs. an online hobby forum vs. craigslist, and true whether you are interacting with your close family vs. coworkers vs. random strangers in the elevator.
In each of those scenarios, you are projecting a different "view" of your underlying self that you feel is appropriate for the given context. Even in situations of relatively equal trust and confidence, say with your parents vs. your significant other, you are sharing information on a fundamentally different basis in terms of how you are presenting it, how you want to be perceived and how much detail and honesty you are willing to provide, even when the topic is the same. In Plato's Cave, we are putting on a unique shadow play for each audience. I'm sure there is a formal academic definition of this, but lacking that at the moment I'll just call this the "contextual identity".
The desire to be perceived in a certain way inherently includes a set of privacy expectations, or put another way, an individual's implicit privacy policy in a given context. This is often where people run into privacy problems online, where either their expectation of their identity in a given context is not accurate (i.e. they are sharing way more, or very different types of, information than they desired to), or they are sharing it in a different context (i.e. embarrassing party photos are viewed by a potential employer).
So maybe its not a surprise that many social networks have ended up with privacy egg in their face. Part of the problem is that by presuming that users should have only a single, canonical identity on their network (and indeed, often the entire web), they lack the flexibility for individuals to express their various identities appropriately in different contexts.
So what if you could in fact maintain a set of identities, each reflecting accurately your desired identity in a given context? Then you could seamlessly interact with a wide range of services, from commenting on news sites in a relatively anonymous setting, to sharing health information with your family or doing online backing, each relatively confidential and trustworthy things, yet still fundamentally different. After all, your family shouldn't necessarily know your current bank balance and conversely, your bank doesn't need to know about your health.
Who would you trust with managing this set of identities, though? Your favorite social network? The problem with that is this trusted provider would need to be aware of the superset of your desired identities, which likely includes identities that are more sensitive than you'd be willing to share with said networks. Given social networks are relatively low in the grand heirarchy of trust (for me, anyway), they seem like poor receptacles for this degree of trust.
The best entity to trust with this information is, oddly enough, yourself. The ideal solution would be locally managed on the user's system, but securely synchronized seamlessly to your devices. This model has some important positive characteristics.
For one, the entity atop of this hierarchy of trust is: you. Obviously you also need to trust the software you use, but that is the tremendous power of open source software. Since you can inspect the source code and build your own version of any open source package, you can actually trust its behavior. Something that is only possible for closed-source locally-installed software with immense skill and effort in reverse engineering… and mostly impossible for remotely hosted web apps.
The other reason is that because you control all these disparate identities, you can choose which of them can be associated with each other, and under what context. For example, I might be OK with my social network identity to be associated with my blogging identity, but I probably don't want either to be aware of any of my banking identities.
Sounds great, right? Maybe… or maybe not. Either way, let me know! So what's next, you ask?
Hmm, we'll see. Stay tuned… :)
May 10
Korea: 1995 -> 2010
Last week I had the opportunity to travel to Korea to speak at a short conference regarding the unique Korean authentication requirements for banks and e-commerce. The rules originated in the mid 90′s, in response to a perceived lack of finalized standards around SSL and US crypto export restrictions. It mandated the use of the proprietary 128bit cypher SEED (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SEED) implemented in the form of plugins and ActiveX controls, along with client certificates for authentication.
Today this has resulted in a system that largely ignores HTTPS and relies on user authentication, channel encryption and transaction signing via proprietary ActiveX controls (plugins equivalents fell out of favor after Netscape lost the browser war, though there has been some increasing interest in them lately). This model implies some serious usability issues, namely that users are reduced to Windows and IE as the only viable platform for serious web browsing. Not just IE, but often older versions of IE since many of these ActiveX controls don't support newer versions of IE and Windows. The irony is that one of the most technologically advanced free societies is forced to use the worst possible browser from a general usability and security standpoint. Mobile devices generally also don't support this model either, although banks are now starting to build dedicated apps for more popular devices.
This also has some unfortunate security implications. While the model may have seemed reasonable given the crypto restrictions and threat models of the mid-90s, and even advanced in many respects, the end result of its struggle to keep up with the evolving web threat model has been an odd Rube Goldberg-esqe system of part time anti-malware, anti-keylogging, and excessive faith in the strength of client certificates as a non-repudiation mechanism.
The reality of the model is that, since the HTML interface is delivered over HTTP, any man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacker can inject their own HTML or JavaScript into the content, to then display their own dialogs to the user, prompt to install a malicious ActiveX control or prevent the intended ones from running. Or just hang out quietly and steal any information the user sees via HTML, which includes information like bank accounts, balances, transaction history, etc. The user has no way of detecting that this has happened, nor can they do anything to prevent it.
The recent Korean launch and popularity of foreign mobile devices has driven a lot of interest in alternative browsers and platforms, and it turns out that the Korean people are already well aware of the usability and choice penalties imposed by the current model. So my talk focused primarily on the security shortcomings of the current model, and especially entire parts of the threat model that are not being addressed, such as content integrity and confidentiality.
The subsequent coverage was quite positive, though the only English-language article I'm aware of is here: http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/biz/2010/04/123_65102.html
My presentation is available here: https://wiki.mozilla.org/images/6/61/Korea.pdf
Also presented was a paper by two young researchers from Oxford, that goes into more technical detail: http://www.comlab.ox.ac.uk/publications/publication3442-abstract.html
For some excellent background on this topic, check out:
Gen Kanai's blog – http://blog.mozilla.org/gen/category/korea/
Channy Yun's article – http://webstandards.or.kr/2007/03/17/korean-home-brew-on-the-web/
Jan 10
Evolution of Software Security – Predictions for 2020
Attackers will become increasingly more efficient at discovering & exploiting vulnerabilities, even as application developers continue to try to reduce the attack surface. This has several implications:
- Attackers will depend less on random manual testing to find vulnerabilities. Instead, attackers will find new and lazy yet creative ways of discovering vulnerabilities such as mining public crash reports, bug repos and other public sources of information for clues to potential issues, spearphishing of developers, corporations and other individuals with sensitive security information (to steal security bug information or gain/elevate access privileges to source code) and utilizing off the shelf security software to analyze potential targets. Call it laziness; I call it efficiency.
- Attackers will be come increasingly more efficient at deploying exploits, putting serious pressure on software vendors to compress release and update cycles. You are already seeing the acceptable window of updates shrinking from 30 days or more down to 24 hours, but that will come under severe pressure. By 2020 I expect acceptable update windows will be measured in an hour or two, and likely even minutes for high profile target applications.
- Focus away from bug counting as a useful metric, towards actual exposure risk. Something like number of open security bugs multiplied by average window of time from bug discovery to when the fix has been deployed to 80% of the user base (just a hypothetical example, the real metrics will likely be more complicated). This would require vendors to agree on common metrics and severity ratings, and become far more transparent and willing to share more information than they have been thus far, so perhaps its not a particularly realistic prediction. :)
- Software companies will hopefully become more effective at putting security into context with other business objectives. While this seems like an obvious thing to do, too many companies treat security as practically an aspect of PR, rather than serious engineering work that requires tradeoffs in other areas of product development.
- Valuable information will continue migrating up the stack; so will valuable exploits. Much has been made of process isolation / sandboxing technologies, and they do help. However, increasingly as more critical information is stored on the web than local systems, exploits that are executed with just "content" privileges (i.e. the context they run within has access to network and credentials/cookies but not filesystems or other critical OS resources) will be considered "good enough." Expect to see more investment in exploit frameworks that focus on weaponizing information-stealing exploits that run within limited privilege processes.
- Fuzzing will becoming an increasingly commoditized technology & skill-set, so software vendors should not become complacent and assume technical superiority.
- Software companies that rely on "checklist security" processes and talking heads rather than deep technical security competence will suffer terribly as the sophistication of attackers ramps up, and their internal processes and teams cannot keep pace.
- Deployment of exploits will become sophisticated to the point attackers that will have a quiver of exploits that they will selectively deploy against specific application versions, only serving them against high-value targets. This means software vendors need to fix issues quickly, as they cannot afford to sit on bugs they know about as the first indication that they have been externally discovered will likely be when they are used in a high-profile, targeted attack.
- This will increase the value of zero day exploits, as they provide first-mover advantage against sophisticated and well-defended targets. These exploits will rarely be wasted on the more common, "shotgun" exploit economy out there that shoots at anything that moves (for purposes of building botnets for fun and profit, stealing email and WoW accounts, individual bank accounts, etc). That latter "exploit mass market" will focus increasingly on high volume exploitation of known issues in applications and platforms with slow update uptake rates, while niche players will focus on zero days for international and corporate espionage.
The above pontifications are purely my own opinions and are likely neither representative of nor shared by others.


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Milani Makes a Magnificent BlushI don't often purchase powder blushes, as I feel that the finish they leave is drying, aging, and unflattering for anyone past their twenties. I generally stay with creamy formulas and stains. There are exceptions--I love the powder blushes by Estee Lauder, Lancome, Tarte, and some other companies--but in general they don't appear as a sheer bloom of color and are often cakey as well, leaving a ...read morerepugnant look of demarcation where the blush ends and your own skin begins. I did pass the Milani products in the drugstore, and the array of their baked powder blushes looked so heavenly, so very tantalizing on the gleaming shelves that I bought two immediately--"Rose D'Oro" and "Dolce Pink." "Rose D'Oro" is what the name suggests--a gold-infused deep salmon. There is shimmer, to be sure, but not so much that this blush can't be worn during the daylight hours. It is best to keep the included brush handy for touch-ups and use your own tools when applying at home. There is more pigment than you would except for a blush that sells for under $8.00--and it rivals even the priciest brand when it is on your skin! The rose gives me a warm flush, with not even the tiniest hint of an arid, stale look. You can amplify it for a more glamorous night time look, as coverage is buildable. And then there is "Dolce Pink." Indeed it is a sweet pink--it is a particularly beautiful, delicate rose. I was especially smitten by this color. It leaves a subtle radiance in any light, even harsh, unforgiving daylight, and remains ultra-flattering. Why spend a small fortune when there are products like this available? Excuse me, as I'm on my way out of the house to pick up a few more . . . — 1 year, 1 month agoGigiSD | 1102 reviews
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MIlani Baked BlushI finally found these at Walgreens. I wanted to try them based on all the positive reviews. I ended up getting four of them. The packaging is pretty sturdy. I threw out the brush it came with, but I always do that. The product itself is really nice, it looks much more glittery in the pan than on skin. It is shimmery on, but definately not over the top at all. Of the colors I got this is my least f...read moreavorite, because it pulls really warm on me, it looks more pink in the pan. Great product overall, will buy more of these. When I first saw reviews on these online, I was immediately intrigued: not only are they shaped very similarly to my much beloved collection of MAC Mineralized Skinfinish blushes, but they are so much more affordable at $7.99 a piece! Everywhere I read reviews on these blushes, they are always saying something along the line "You need this!" or "Dupe for MAC MSFs". I love this blush so much–the lightest sweep of your brush will pick up enough product to apply on your cheeks. One thing that definitely stood out was the plastic packaging. I'm not a fan, and I think the gold/yellow packaging looks so tacky! It's not as sturdy as I hoped, and I really hated how it looks, and would never consider purchasing it if it wasn't for the quality. All of the colors are packed with glitter, so this might not be a favourite for some. My favourite of the bunch have got to be Corallina and Rose D'Oro. They are the most gorgeous coral shade, with shimmery gold veins across. It's not only pretty to look at, but looks amazing on my skin! It's quite powdery, so it's best not to sweep it back and forth, but rather pat the blush several times lightly. I added a swatch for MAC's Margin and Milani's Rose D'Oro they are almost exactly the same, I'd say they are almost interchangeable as far as color goes, if anything under direct light margin is a bit rosier, and rose d'oro a bit more peachy, on my skin tone at least, NC 25. Also, the Milani blush is much more pigmented, I had to swatch margin way more times to get it to show up. This is a really beautiful blush, like many others have said it's a rose color with goldish veining. On my skin it looks rather peachy/bronze looking, kind of reminiscent of MAC's Margin. The gold shimmer is not too much but really makes my face have a glow to it especially now in the winter. I bought this, corallina and red vino at the same time, I ended up giving way more love to corallina, until I left it in another makeup bag and used this instead. Its really pigmented and you can layer it, I find that I dont use a bronzer when I wear this, whereas I need one with corallina and red vino, this is a bronzy blush, at least on my skin tone. What i love about these baked blushes is the fact that they dont look powdery on the skin, as a retin-a user I really appreciate the pigmentation and the fact that they formulation doesnt cling to my flakies. I love the colors/bronzers and blush milani is coming out with. Great product. — 2 years agomihshelle | 165 reviews
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Outside of Colorado, the big storyline was, of course, Brigham Young University's upset of no. 3 Oklahoma, 14-13, and the shoulder injury of the reining Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford. He is out for the next couple of weeks with a third-degree sprained shoulder after a Cougar defender landed on it. And how about Notre Dame beating Nevada 35-0? At one point in history, Notre Dame wouldn't have batted an eye at an opponent like Nevada, but Notre Dame in the past three years has been terrible. Could this be the turn around year for the boys from South Bend?
Hell, the college football action was even good on Monday night this week with The U of Miami upsetting its in-state rival Florida State, 38-34, by scoring 21 points in the fourth quarter. It was Monday night football at its best. The game I had the most fun watching this weekend was No. 7 Virginia Tech taking on No. 5 Alabama on Saturday night inside the Georgia Dome. For a week-one matchup, this was big time college football at its best.
To have two powerhouses meet in the first week is great for fans and for the players. This was a tough and grueling game and I probably wouldn't be as excited to talk about it had the Crimson Tide lost (I had a vested interest, you see) but what a game. Two great teams, head to head, early in the season. You don't always get that kind of action early on in the college football season.
I was enjoying this game with my fiancé, soon-to-be mother-in-law, cold beer, and peel-and-eat shrimp, all within the confines of a swanky downtown Denver hotel. All of us screaming at the TV set going for the Tide. It was a great scene and nothing, absolutely nothing could sway me away from my joyful mood…until I saw the Tim Tebow highlights. Then I got pissed.
"And here's our Heisman watch of Florida's Tim Tebow," the giddy announcer said during a break in Alabama game. "Tebow was nearly perfect today in his part of a 62-3 routing of Charleston Southern. Tebow has started the season looking practically perfect."
I am not directing this rant toward any Charleston Southern alumni, student or fan – but to all Florida fans, crazed gators, alumni, and Gainesville citizens when I say Charleston Southern could be the worst team I have ever seen a No. 1-ranked college football team take on in the first week of the season. Whoever it was in gator land who decided to play Charleston Southern in week one should be held accountable. This is the worst possible matchup I could ever, ever think of a No. 1 team taking part in.
All the sports desk heads on Saturday night were really excited about the performance of the Gators and pretty boy Tebow. "Boy those gators sure looked like a No. 1 team on Saturday, didn't they? They beat 'em 62-3. They sure are going to be dominant this year aren't they? That Tim Tebow sure looks like the Heisman winner so far."
Give me a break, man.
I know, I know. Every year, some whistleblower like myself cries foul when these top-ranked teams play schools that aren't even remotely close to the competition. The debate will always rage on. Why should those big name schools get to play weak competition early on in hopes of playing very, very well and keeping the injuries to a minimum? Well, it's not so much of a big game for the ranked school, some would say, but it really allows no name schools a national spotlight for recruiting and recognition. Those games are all about the little school.
While I understand that argument, is a 62-3 loss something I want my school to be recognized for in the national spotlight? Not really. Some will say, "What about the possible upset?" OK, Appalachian State-Michigan will only happen once in a lifetime and we have already seen it.
Now there were other teams on Saturday that had a lopsided matchup similar to the Florida-Charleston Southern game. There was USC-San Jose State. Nebraska and Florida International. And Kansas-Northern Colorado. What I didn't get from matchups like those is the over-annoying Tim Tebow Heisman watch shoved down my throat every five minutes. Cool it on the Tebow praise when Florida is playing a no-name team already. We get it. Tim Tebow is good. And he should be good when he is facing teams like Charleston Southern, shouldn't he?
In my eyes, Charleston Southern won that game anyway. Vegas had them going into the game as 73-point underdogs. And they only won by 59 points? This is a loss for Tebow and the Gators. Pitiful really. I mean, if I were to rank them this week after not covering their spread, which was doable, they should drop in rank – possibly as low as No. 10. That's what they get for playing a no name team, touting how good they are with their Heisman candidate and then, not covering their point spread. But I guess that's why I don't get to do any of the rankings. I have too much Vegas and cynicism in my head to do it justice.


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Haunted House Wallhanging
Designed by Lee Lindeman for The Dow Chemical Company
Material List
- STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam:
Sheets: 12 x 36 x ½-inch, one;
1-inch thick Scrap for Chimney
Ball, 1½-inch
- Acrylic Paint, Black
- Acrylic Paint, Brick Red
- Acrylic Paint, Gray
- Acrylic Paint, Dark Gray
- Acrylic Paint, Orange
- Acrylic Paint, Brown
- Acrylic Paint, Olive Green
- Acrylic Paint, White
- Card Stock Paper, 9 x 12-inch, White and Black
- Lace, 1 x 4-inch Scrap
- Yarn, Black, 2-inch length
- Newspaper, Scrap
- Wooden Bead for the Doorknob
- Tree Branches
- Ribbon, ¼ x 12-inches, Black
- Double-Sided Tape
- Paintbrush, 1-inch,
- Paintbrush, Small Round
- Straight Pins, Two
- Pencil
- Scissors
- Xacto® Knife or Serrated Knife
- Candle
- Metal Edge Ruler
- Thick, White Craft Glue or Low Temperature Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
Project Instructions
Step: 1
Cut out patterns. The following pieces will be cut from the foam sheet (multiple pieces are shown in parentheses): house, steps, shrubbery, chimney top, house roof, entryway roof, shingles (5 rows), door, shutters (4), cat, mouse, window frames ( ¼-inch wide strips). Using double-sided tape, tape patterns to ½-inch foam sheet. Tape chimney base to 1-inch thick scrap. Using Xacto® knife or serrated knife, carefully cut out all pieces (if using serrated knife, wax knife blade with old candle first for easier cutting).
Step: 2
To Assemble:
Glue large roof on house and small roof over doorway.
Step: 3
Glue bottom row of shingles along edge of large roof, inserting four little foam wedges under front edge so roof angles out slightly. Glue on second and third rows of shingles.
Step: 4
Glue bottom row of shingles over doorway, inserting two wedges under front edge so roof angles out slightly. Glue on top row of shingles.
Step: 5
Trim edges to match rooflines.
Step: 6
Paint house light gray; paint roofs black. Using small, round paintbrush, draw cracks in mortar and add a spider web under entryway eaves. Highlight edges of shingles with light gray paint.
Step: 7
Cut window frame strips to fit around windows and across center of each window. Paint dark gray; let dry. Glue frames around windows.
Step: 8
Glue stairs together; paint brick red. When dry, glue in place.
Step: 9
Paint door brown; let dry. Glue lace to back of door, covering opening; cover back of door with black paper. Paint wooden bead black; let dry. Glue bead to door for doorknob. Glue door in place above steps.
Step: 10
Using pencil, draw lines on shutters, creating slats. Paint shutters dark gray; let dry. Paint shrubbery olive green; let dry. Glue shutters and shrubbery in place.
Step: 11
Glue chimney top to chimney; let dry. Using pencil, draw bricks on chimney. Paint bricks red, leaving mortar between the bricks unpainted. Glue to top of roof.
Step: 12
Gently round edges on cat and mouse with fingers; paint both black. When dry, add two white eyes to cat; glue in place on top step. Cut mouse ears from black paper and glue to mouse; add yarn tail. Glue on bottom step.
Step: 13
Roll into a ball a small scrap of STYROFOAM™ brand foam, making a spider body; paint black. Cut six legs from black paper; glue to spider. Glue to spider web.
Step: 14
Using pencil, make indentations in foam ball, creating a pumpkin shape. Paint orange; let dry. Paint face on pumpkin, using small round brush. Glue pumpkin on bottom step.
Step: 15
Roll up newspaper and glue to top step.
Step: 16
Cut out three ghosts from white paper; paint on faces. Glue ghosts to back of house, looking through windows. Cover backs of windows with black paper.
Step: 17
Tie a knot in ends of ribbon; push pins through knots. Insert and glue pins into top of roof, forming hanger.
With a few variations and your imagination, follow these instructions to create a Holiday House Wallhanging. For example, paint the house white and the roof red, sprinkle on crystal glitter, add a few touches of textured "snow", and hang a wreath on the door.


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The Telluride Medical Center would like to express sincere gratitude for the health care providers who made our 2012 Annual Health Fair last month both possible and successful.
Over 100 Telluride residents took advantage of a myriad of services offered at the Health Fair, held at the Ah Haa School, thanks to the following providers: Drs. Gaylord and Grundy, and Eric Johnson, Nurse Practitioner, who provided lab consultations; Dr. Renata Raziano, dermatologist, who performed over 100 skin exams; new eye doctor in town, Dr. Valerie Sharp, who performed eye pressure checks on so many patents she ran out of supplies; local dentist Dr. Ryan Grady and his staff who provided dental education and gift bags to over a 100 individuals; Telluride EMS who performed electrocardiograms; local physical therapy groups, Balanced PT and Peak Performance, who offered therapy consultations and evaluations; San Miguel Resource Center who provided valuable information about their services; our own Paula Scheidegger and Erica Kennedy who offered diabetes education and provided blood sugars tests for attendees; and Telluride Medical Center staff who gave up their Saturday to ensure the Fair ran smoothly.
Again, thanks to all. Without your participation and contributions the Annual Health Fair would not be the rousing success it has been all these years.
We hope to see everyone next year on October 5.
– Gordon Reichard, Telluride Medical CenterExecutive Director


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Kids 'N Comedy Presents CHRISTMAKWANZUKAH at Gotham Comedy Club, 12/16
Kids 'N Comedy, New York's leading presenter of young comic talent, will present "Christmakwanzukah," their holiday show, December 16 at Gotham Comedy Club, 208 West 23rd Street.
Wait, do you hear that? Is that church bells in the distance? Oh, wait. No. It's just a bunch of teenagers making fun of their Christmas sweaters and complaining about the worst gifts they ever received in the winter holiday season. Come see if that pair of socks you sent them made the list!
Kids 'N Comedy maintains a high standard of creativity by an emphasis on new work. It's shows feature exclusive material and each show contains new writing by its young comedians that is created expressly for the varied topics of the shows. Kids 'N Comedy's monthly shows at Gotham Comedy Club offer a turntable of talented teens and 'tweens from the tri-state area. In the company's shows, each comic performs his/her own material, which is screened to be free of profanity and abrasive or crude "low" humor. They do, however, venture into edgy comic terrain: politics, getting old, even death.
"Christmakwanzukah" will feature Val Bodurtha, Connor Carroll, Leo Frampton, Rachel Kaly, Eric Kurn, Zach Rosenfeld, Lee Wolfowitz and others.
Valerie Bodurtha hails from Stamford, CT and is a tenth grader at Horace Mann. Her mom is a reporter and her dad works in finance. She has three siblings and no pets ("Had a toad but he's dead now.") Her hobbies are belly dance, tap, Irish step dance, tuvan throat singing, improv, yoga, playing guitar, banjo, and ukulele, debate, basketball and fencing. She's been in nine plays and four dance concerts and has worked as a camp counselor. She speaks English and Hebrew and is learning Spanish. Her passions include preventing the spread of fast food corporations in other countries.
Conor Carroll recently completed filming in "Ender's Game," a sci-fi thriller by Gavin Hood starring Harrison Ford, Abigail Breslin and Ben Kingsley, which is currently in post-production. He hails from Brooklyn and is the son of a retired NYPD Sergeant and a Grant Consultant/Homemaker. His hobbies include drawing comics/anime, impressions and annoying his 16 year-old brother. He has been acting since he was four years old, performing in commercials, movies ("Away We Go," "Phoebe in Wonderland," "Perfect Holiday"), TV shows and voiceovers. He's a seventh grader at Professional Children's School and something of a language lover: he's studying French, Russian and Italian. His pets include a Great Pyrenees named Luna and a Russian tortoise named Boris. He's allergic to incorrect grammar, puns and basic idiocy. His sports are Weight Lifting, Swimming and Channel Surfing.
Leo Frampton, an eleventh grader at Winston Prep in Manhattan, is the son of a teacher and a director of Art Therapy. His hobbies are video games, comedy and school. His siblings are two cats ("Not much words are exchanged, but the peer-pressure is palpable.") He has starred in a few school plays, but mostly it's comedy for him. His passion is comedy. His only sport is comedy.
Rachel Kaly, of Queens, is an eleventh grader. Her mom is a French teacher and personal trainer. She has a pretty sweet Pez collection and a younger sister. She appeared on Sweepstakes week on Conan O'Brien and has modeled for toys like Barney. She baby sits pretty frequently. Asked if she has any languages, she claims fluency in English, but calls it a close second to Sarcasm. She is allergic to bad jokes, the Tea Party and really furry cats. Her passion is making people laugh. Her sports are Basketball and juggling her dignity.
Eric Kurn, of Jericho, NY, is the only child of a Creative Director and a Kitchen/Bath/Closet Designer. He's a tenth grader at Jericho High School and his hobbies include Xbox and Volunteer Community Service Programs. He has a beagle named Buddy and no allergies. His passions are comedy and hanging out with girls. His only sport is watching the Yankees.
Zach Rosenfeld hails from Brooklyn, where he's a ninth grader at St. Ann's. His mom's a filmmaker and his dad's a businessman. His hobbies are Computer, Trumpet, Comedy, Golf and Tennis. He has a younger brother (Noah, age 8). He did lighting for a school play and a bit part in one of his mother's films. Job experience? "Casting Assistant. Shoveling snow." He owns a Labradoodle and has no allergies. His passions are Comedy and World of Warcraft; his sports are golf and tennis, formerly soccer.
Lee Wolfowitz, of Manhattan, is an eleventh grader at Bronx Science; his parents are an investment banker and a full time Mother. His hobbies are video games, TV and music. He has a younger sister. He makes money by babysitting and giving computer assistance. His passions are material possessions and his adorable dog, Charlie.


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20600 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Grubb & Ellis handles real estate and investment consultation. It is the first real estate company to be…More publicly traded, and conducts research on forecasts and listings for the next year.
25200 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Platinum Real Estate is located on Chagrin Blvd, near I-271. It has been in business for over 20 years. Platinum Real…More Estate specializes in the sale residential property and homes. It works with a wide variety of lenders to offer the best financing options for the specific buyers. Platinum Real Estate can also offers assistance to individuals wanting to sell their home. The main office is located in Willoughby, Ohio.
23945 Mercantile Rd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Guren Homer Real Estate is located in Beachwood, Ohio, minutes from Interstate 271. Guren Homer is a property…More management company. The facility is very spacious and located in a premiere business park area. Guren Homer Real Estate specializes in management of most property issues. Guren Homer has a convenient parking lot and a welcoming staff.
26949 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Blond Lawrence Real Estate is located on Chagrin Blvd in Beachwood, minutes from Interstate 271. Blond Lawrence Real…More Estate works with residential and commercial properties and lists all available properties on its website. Local appraisals are provided in a timely manner. Call for more information.
3645 Warrensville Center Rd, Beachwood, OH 44122
E. Horton is a real estate appraisal company that offers services for home purchases and sales, divorce settlements and…More estate liquidation. They also offer commercial and residential appraisal-appraiser training.
3401 Enterprise Pkwy., Suite 250, Beachwood, OH 44122
Guren Homer Real Estate is located in Beachwood, Ohio, minutes from Interstate 271. Guren Homer Real Estate is a…More property management company. This office is located on Enterprise Parkway, which is a premiere business park area. Guren Homer has a convenient parking lot and welcoming staff. The staff provide clients with listings and are available to answer most property management issues. Guren Homer Real Estate is very popular in the area due to the expertise and advice on property management.
3960 Orange Pl, Beachwood, OH 44122
Omega Real Estate Management is located off of Chagrin Boulevard on Orange Place. It has been in business for over 15…More years and specializes in the sale of residential real estate in the Cleveland area. Omega is a small family-oriented business; their agents give personal one-on-one attention to each client. It also works with multiple lenders to offer different financing options for clients.
24300 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Founded in 2006, First Class Real Estate Service specializes in property management and housing counseling, as well as…More commercial housing and sales and marketing. The company will be moving upstairs to a bigger office in the same building due to an expansion in clients.
26635 Amhearst Cir, Beachwood, OH 44122
Forest City Residential is a developer of real estate and strives to build long lasting relationship as well long…More lasting properties. Forest City Residential provides stability and strength throughout the real estate market. This office is spacious, professional and welcoming.
24500 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
The Arnold J Eisenberg firm is an expert in commercial retail real estate with 30 years of experience. This family-owned…More business can assist in every aspect of retail site selection and also help prospective retailers develop a business plan. Steve Eisenberg has also created the Retail Brokers Network, a national network of real estate brokers.
27129 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Re/Max is located on Chagrin in the Village Plaza, seconds from Interstate 271. Re/Max specializes in residential and…More commercial real estate, and offers Real Estate 101 and Mortgage Tools. See the website for more information on this international company and its products.
3311 Richmond Rd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Wald & Fisher Inc. has been in business for more than 75 years. It is a family owned and operated real estate…More business specializing in residential and commercial real estate. It mainly services the greater Cleveland area; however, the business is expanding to other states including North Carolina and Georgia. It offers rental apartments, office space and retail shopping centers.
23425 Commerce Park, Beachwood, OH 44122
Manchester Development is located on Commerce Park in Beachwood. This location is near Chagrin Boulevard and minutes…More from Interstate 271. Manchester Development specializes in Real Estate. This company provides clients with listings and insights on their wants and needs. Manchester Development focuses on development of property and other real estate-related issues. This office is professional and easy to find.
24800 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Affordable Real Estate Solution is located inside the Grunderson building on Chagrin Rd, minutes from Interstate 271.…More Situated in an old-fashioned brownstone, the business specializes in property management, providing clients with a listing of units and a descriptive breakdown of how funds are being allocated and used. The office staff is personable and friendly.
3401 Enterprise Pkwy., Suite 400, Beachwood, OH 44122
Sonkin & Koberna Co., LPA provides legal services. The team of attorneys provides litigation in construction and…More real estate, business matters, personal injury and other areas. The firm practices employment and real estate law, as well as family and corporate law.
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Cary J Zabell provides legal services to clients in Ohio state. The attorney's office specializes in commercial and real…More estate law, representing business and personal clients.
24800 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Marvin W. Bohm provides legal services for clients in Ohio. He practices tax law and real estate law, and offers a range…More of legal capabilities for consultations and cases.
3659 Green Rd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Reisenfeld & Company is a commercial real estate group located on Green Road in Beachwood. The company provides…More landlord representation and retail disposition services for the Northeast Ohio area.
25550 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
The King Group is located on Chagrin Blvd., minutes from Interstate 271. The King Group provides services in real estate…More brokerage. The King Group also provides tenant representation, owner representation, development, property management, construction management and asset management. The King Group was the first commercial tenant representation group in Cleveland, Ohio. The Brokerage team professionals have more than 12 years of experience. The King Group acts as advisors in real estate issues for clients.
29225 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Creative Realty Group is located in Omni Chagrin, just minutes from Interstate 271. Creative Realty Group,…More which specializes in both commercial and residential real estate, takes a hands-on approach to real estate by physically touring markets. The Lease Advisory Group is the leading provider of lease audit services to retail tenants throughout the country.
23945 Mercantile Rd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Coven-Goldman Associates is located on Mercantile Road in Beachwood, Ohio. This location is minutes from…More Interstate 271. The real estate development and property management firm operates more than 1.5 million square feet of warehouse and office building space. The listings are centrally located throughout Northeast Ohio. Coven-Goldman Associates is involved with industrial and commercial real estate. The associates here provide leasing, property and asset management, development, acquisition and brokerage services.
24500 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
KPFF is a certified public accounting company. It provides individuals with estate planning and elder care services, and…More businesses with valuations, litigation support, financial forecasting and planning, auditing, IRS wage garnishment and seizures, and cash flow management. Its clients are in the not-for-profit, healthcare, retail, real estate and construction industries.
Landmark Center Suite 210 • 25700 Science Park Dr, Beachwood, OH 44122
Siegel Siegel Johnson & Jennings Co LPA real estate law, including estate planning and contracts for mainly…More business clients.
Siegel Siegel Johnson & Jennings Co LPA provides budget projection and tax services for brokers and landowners. The firm also operates offices in Columbus and Pittsburgh, Pa.
25800 Science Park Dr, Beachwood, OH 44122
Developer Diversified Realty is located off Richmond Road, minutes from Interstate 271. Developer Diversified Realty,…More which specializes in community shopping centers, has became one of the largest real estate companies in the world. The company has more than 150 million square feet of land for lease worldwide, including real estate in Canada and Puerto Rico. Developers Diversified serves its clients with respect, tenacity, innovation and a focus on customers. Diversified also gives back to the community and supports many organizations, including the YWCA, United Way and multiple sclerosis.
23230 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
The Stamford Property Group is located on Chagrin Boulevard in Beachwood, Ohio. This location is minutes from Interstate…More 271. The Stamford Property Group specializes in real estate issues. This company provides clients with listings in the area and the estimated price range. Appraisals are also available. The Stamford Property group serves and specializes in the Northeast, Ohio area.
25825 Science Park Dr, Beachwood, OH 44122
Chase Properties is a Cleveland based national company that owns community shopping areas in 15 states. They provide…More commercial real estate opportunities for retail tenants and are committed to minimizing risk while maximizing income potentail. Located conveniently near I-271, their office is on the ground floor of the building.
3659 Green Rd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Soclof Enterprises is a commercial real estate investment firm operated by Richard L. Soclof and Steven D. Soclof. It…More acquires, develops and manages a variety of properties in order to grow its long-term investment portfolio. The company works with commercial, multi-family and retail properties.
23300 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
C P Braman & Co is a real estate appraisal firm that has been serving the northeast Ohio community for 20 years.…More They provide consultation, appraisal and litigation services. They specialize in residential, commercial and industrial properties.
23240 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Howard, Wershbale & Co. is a consulting and certified public accounting firm. It offers services for accounting,…More auditing representation, tax strategizing, business management, litigation, valuation, health care, investigative accounting, mergers, acquisitions and more. There are clients from various industries, including wholesale, retail, real estate and development, health care, manufacturing, distribution and more.
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Egar Steigar Associates is located on Chagrin Boulevard in Beachwood, minutes from Intestate 271. Egar Steigar…More Associates is a Cleveland business real estate advisor. Clients provide Egar Steigar Associates with what style and size property they are searching for and the agents find the space and research the area.


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The area around Santa Fe offers more than 3 million acres of public forest land. There are trails for all interests.
Along with canoeing and kayaking, rafting provides everything from placid floats in the Lower Rio Grande Gorge to class-four thrills and chills as you churn through the frothing rapids of the Taos Box. The most exciting times are late May to July when the water is highest, but some local stretchers are negotiable all year long.
Santa Fe offers all kinds of wonderful places to shop including the historic plaza, outlet mall, flea markets and on Tuesday and Saturday the Santa Fe Farmers market our KOA gift shop also offers beautiful southwestern gifts at great prices.
Dining out
Hundreds of great eating opportunities, from the casual street vendor to elegant 5 star gourmet dining. Dont forget to try the "green" and "red" chili!
Other activities
Aspen vistas, bicycling, bird-watching, boating, chair lift rides, fishing, horseback riding, hot-air ballooning, hot-springs bathing, hunting, jeep touring, rock climbing, running, skiing, snowboarding, sledding, inner tubing, soaring, swimming and tennis.
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In the final month-by-month review of all of the goals allowed by Johan Hedberg in 2010-11, I take a close look at the 8 goals against him in April to see what was soft, what wasn't his fault, and where he was beaten among other findings.
In the penultimate month of Johan Hedberg's 2010-11 season, Moose played very well and put up great stats in February. I take a closer look at the 14 goals he did allow to see how many were soft, which ones weren't his fault, and where he got beat.
In continuing the series of reviewing all goals allowed by Johan Hedberg in 2011, this post looks at the 12 allowed in January. This post counts which ones were soft, which ones were not, and who screwed up on NJ on the play that led to the goal against among other findings.
In this installment of the month-by-month analysis of the goals allowed by Johan Hedberg, I review the 13 goals allowed in December to see how many were soft, who was really at fault, and where they got past Moose.
Johan Hedberg got more minutes and allowed a few more goals in November 2010. I review each one to see which were soft, which had serious errors by the Devils skaters, and where the Moose was most often beaten.
The project of reviewing every goal allowed by the New Jersey Devils in 2010-11 begins with Johan Hedberg and his short appearance in October 2010. I review all 6 goals allowed and determine which ones were soft among other findings.
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Leaf Luster Wine Glasses, Set of 4
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The Unmissables – 2012′s top 12 under the radar singer songwriter albums
Today's Spotify playlist brings together tracks from twelve songwriters whose 2012 albums might have passed you by.
It's actually been a pretty good year for one man and his guitar type troubadours with stunning albums from Richard Hawley, Paul Weller and the young pretender Jake Bugg. Monday also sees the release of Scott Walker's Bish Bosch, which is likely to be as brilliant as it is, well, bonkers.
There are a few that you may have missed, especially from British songwriters, so here are twelve great albums ranging from the quirky 60s pop of Suzi Chunk through to the return of cult legends Bob Lind and Bill Fay.
The number one album is astonishing and IMO by some distance the album of the year.
Do you agree with the choices? What have we missed? Check out the Spotify playlist below. If you want the top den debut albums of 2012 go here and for a round up of the year's best music polls check out this brilliant blog.
10 Suzi Chunk - Girl From The Neck Down
If you loved the Candie Payne album for a few years back then cock an ear in the direction of Suzi Chunk. This is superb 60s influenced pop that ranges from the dance floor friendly Look Back And Laugh to the Dusty In Memphis vibe of Got My Eyes On The Prize


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Midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek is looking forward to furthering his FA Youth Cup experience when our Academy side faces Charlton Athletic on Wednesday night.
The 16-year-old was a late substitute in last season's final against Blackburn Rovers having missed a large chunk of the season with injury, following a fantastic start to his Chelsea career, and is now intent on making up for lost time.
'Last season was mixed for me, I started in good form but unluckily got an injury which kept me out for a long time,' he said. 'I'm trying to kick on now having missed a big part of the Youth Cup last season, but I came on for 20 minutes in the final which was great.
'To win a trophy this big and have a medal is brilliant, I'll treasure that, but I want a bigger part now, being in there every game and showing good form to help the team.
'I'm sure we can do well because the youth team has done so well this season, and to have some players who are also playing for the Under-21 team in there as well really helps.'
Loftus-Cheek is one of those youngsters who has made the step up to working with Dermot Drummy's group day in day out, and he has felt the benefit, but is now relishing working with Adi Viveash as the squad prepares for knockout action.
'It's been great training and playing with the Under-21s. I don't get full matches but to be training is good for my development, then coming to the 18s makes it easier,' he confirmed. 'I've been here a long time, since I was seven, so I know everyone really well and it's a good group.
'I've known Adi for ages too because he has moved up as a coach as well, so I have stuck with him and Joe Edwards, his assistant, and I have a great relationship with both of them, they really help.
'The whole group is feeling good. Training has gone well and we've prepared like we did for the previous Youth Cup game at Colchester which served us well.'
Charlton, with home advantage, are expected to prove a tougher opposition than Colchester, who were beaten 3-2 in Essex back at the start of December.
'I don't know too much about Charlton's academy but through the years I have played them they have played a very similar way,' Loftus-Cheek explained.
'We played them last year so we've been looking back at those games and seeing what their strengths and weaknesses are. We had close games and they were a very direct side, so we need to be winning headers and be as powerful and strong as we can.'
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Young people ages 5-18 living in Gilchrist, Levy, and Dixie Counties are invited to participate in a new dog project and show at the Suwannee River Youth Fair. This year, the project will focus primarily on dog obedience. Families with interested youth are invited to attend the kick-off seminar on Monday, Oct. 28, at 6:30 p.m., at the Suwannee River Youth Fair arena in Fanning Springs. Only youth and family members should come to this meeting. Please leave your dogs at home.
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TALLAHASSEE – The Florida Cabinet today voted unanimously on Oct. 11 to approve additional aquaculture leases in several parts of the state, including two in Levy County.
By Lisa Statham Posteraro
Cedar Key's City Park is the place you want to be if you are looking for the best local seafood. This young man and many other youth and volunteers will be cooking, taking orders and serving up everything from clams to mullet to oysters.
And you can walk off that food and work up an appetite for another meal by perusing the arts and crafts on Second Street.
The 2nd annual Luke Corbitt memorial fishing tournament benefiting the Children's Table will be held on Saturday, Oct. 12, at Waccasassa boat ramp.
There's a $25 registration fee. Registration starts at 6 a.m. at the boat ramp.
There will be cash prizes for biggest red, biggest trout, biggest combo and most unique fish caught. There will also be free barbeque and door prizes.
For advanced registration, call 352-278-3379.
For the 2014-2015 hunting season, the FWC is proposing greater flexibility for harvesting wild turkeys on private lands by removing the daily bag limit of one.
The season bag limit of two turkeys would remain in effect. To review and comment on the full proposal, visit the Proposed Rule Changes website at: www.myfwc.com/about/rules-regulations/changes/hunting/.
Comments will be received until 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 7.
Richard Owen, executive director of the Withlacoochee Regional Water Supply Authority, made a presentation asking the commissioners to consider rejoining the body. Levy County was a member of the authority, but dropped out in 1982.
Five men have been cited for harvesting oysters at a South Levy County location following a plainclothes operation conducted by Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission officers.
Anthony D. Beckham, 31, of Cedar Key, faces charges following an investigation into deer hunting at night, according to a Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission report.
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HC Death Certificate
Character name: Kite
Character level: 60 (5)
Character class: Demon Hunter
Character build: Strafe
Game difficulty: Inferno MP0
Act: 3
Death type: PvE (Environment)
Cause of demise: I was farming pretty easily then stopped to check out my inventory in A3 Keeps LVL1. I unknowingly stood on some grates. One second later, I was dead. The fire damage from those grates is way stupid OP. More damage than Molten, Plague, maybe even Arcane Lasers.
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Thread: RIP: Our Fallen Friends
30-01-2013, 20:02 #151
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04-02-2013, 14:17 #152
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Re: RIP: Our Fallen Friends
Diablo III RIP: Our Fallen Friends
Death Certificate
Character name: Raje
Character level: 60 (17)
Character class: Monk
Character build: Screwing around...
Game difficulty: Inferno
Act: Act1 MP0
Death type: PvM
Cause of demise: Disconnect. Killed by Hivepuss, Crippler of Princess in the Crypt of the Ancients. Le sigh.
27-02-2013, 04:37 #153
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Re: RIP: Our Fallen Friends
KilledXI - PL63 monk
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14-03-2013, 00:50 #154
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Re: RIP: Our Fallen Friends
Name: Akiko
Level: 60(2)
Class: Demon Hunter
Build: Hungering Arrow/Ball Lightning/Sentry
Difficulty: Inferno MP 1
Act: 1
Death Type: Monster
Cause of Demise: 65k hp 45k DPS. Walled in with an Arcane Sentry. The Windforce and Natalya's set pieces hurt the most.
15-03-2013, 11:09 #155
Re: RIP: Our Fallen Friends
Name: Immortina I
Level: 56
Class: Demon Hunter
Build: Entangling Shot/Ball Lightning/Caltrops
Difficulty: Hell MP5, Act: 1
Death Type: Cultist Berzerker Champions.
Cause of Demise: Perfect storm of bad luck. Champion Cultist Berserkers with Frozen Vortex and something else. They kept vortexing me back in and swinging their mega hammers, and I kept Vaulting out but they had a perfect overlapping cascade of vortexes adn sucked me in like 3x in a row, and then as I vaulted out I got hit by a Frozen just at the edge of its radius. I was more than 50% life then, but couldn't drink a potion or hit Preparation while frozen, and 2 of them got their hammer smashes and put me down before I thawed. If I'd hit Preparation a second earlier I'd have survived long enough to thaw and could almost certainly have escaped.
I was shocked; was playing with a very safe build with mostly vit gear, over 26k hps and 2 slowing CC skills for a slow but effective killing speed. I hadn't been in serious danger in the whole act, and was only on MP5 for exp gain. Annoyed that I didn't get to 60, since that's when things actually get fun, and I'd done the char entirely solo; no turbos or gifts or anything from anyone.
I lost nothing in gear; it was my first HC char and the only item of any consequence was an 850 DPS bow with -10 lvl req I'd bought for 80k. Everything else was junk; self found or bought for under 10k. I'm not sure when/if I'll make another HC; this one I'd been working on sporadically since like, last June, and I've got softcore chars of all classes of at least paragon 20 (88 Monk and 59 DH) so making a new HC feels sort of pointless -- like playing a weaker, endangered version of a much powerful character I've already built.--Flux
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15-03-2013, 18:25 #156
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Re: RIP: Our Fallen Friends
I know a few people who feel the same way. Hardcore. You either love it or hate it. I loves it. (I left a 64 para WD in sc)
Name: Vagrant
Level: 60 (32)
Class: Monk
Build: Thunderclap, Sweeping Wind, Overawe
Difficulty: Act II (MP6)
Death Type: PVM
Cause of Demise: Double-Pack including the Big Fallen dudes that knock you back and vortex spinning Dervishes.
22-03-2013, 17:30 #157
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Re: RIP: Our Fallen Friends
Funny one for you.
Name: Rat
Level: 60(43)
Class: Wizard
Build: Hydra/Blizz
Difficulty: Inferno A2 MP2
Death Type: Mother interference (officially champ snakes)
Some background... I have lost characters before to video card crashes so I setup a second pc next to me primed at the login screen with my details. The idea is that if my game freezes, I can hit login on the other comp and it will kick me out of my game.
Well today I'm farming some keys in act 2, kiting some champion snakes, when my mum comes in to look something up on the net on the second computer. I don't know why, but despite seeing the full diablo login screen staring at her, the first key she chose to hit before saying anything was enter. Of course it tried to log me in, drops me on my client. I log back in to find a ghost.
118 hours and circa 350 million gold in gear down the drain!
28-03-2013, 20:44 #158
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Re: RIP: Our Fallen Friends
A reminder to everybody to please read the rules for posting in the RIP thread in the first page of this thread.Eschew obfuscation!
06-04-2013, 15:04 #159
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Diablo III RIP: Our Fallen Friends
Death Certificate
Character name: NotAgain
Character level: 60 (21)
Character class: Monk
Game difficulty: Inferno
Act: Act3 MP0
Death type: PvM
Cause of demise: Lag spike during a fight against a champ. FML.
18-04-2013, 21:03 #160
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Death Certificate
Character name: Viggo
Character level: 60(23)
Character class: Witch Doctor
Game difficulty: Inferno MP1
Act: A3
Death type: DC on A3 dog pack :'(
Went in for the soul harvest + dc = profit
The timing of it was perfect, had i dropped it in another spot, dogs would probably have held stuff off. At least for my next char i won't have to use dogs, since they can't save me anyways


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Casino, spa resort 2 blocks from lake and skiing
With a stay at MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa in Stateline (South Lake Tahoe), you'll be convenient to Heavenly Village and Heavenly Ski Resort.
This casino resort is within close proximity of Van Sickle Bi-State Park and Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course.
Make yourself at home in one of the 437 air-conditioned guestrooms. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have designer toiletries and hair dryers.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. After a day on the slopes, you can relax in one of the 3 spa tubs. This resort also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), an arcade/game room, and ski storage.
Satisfy your appetite at the resort's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or grab a snack at a coffee shop/café.
Featured amenities include a business center, audiovisual equipment, and express check-in. Planning an event in Stateline? This resort has 14000 square feet (1301 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center, conference/meeting rooms, and a ballroom. Free parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Renovations & Closures
- Details
- The following facilities will be closed from 4 May 2014 to 9 May 2014 (dates subject to change):
- Swimming pool
Hotel Amenities
- General
This Lake Tahoe resort in Stateline, Nevada has a 40,000-square-foot casino that offers a wide variety of table games, slot machines, and video games, along with a poker room and The Zone for race and sports book wagering.
MontBleu Resort Casino and Spa has MontBleu Showroom which provides Vegas-caliber entertainment. DJs preside over the high-tech dance floor at the Blu nightclub, which offers VIP cabanas. The hip Opal Ultra Lounge is another option with dancing, DJs, creative cocktails, and hookahs (water pipes).
Featuring inspirational views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the Onsen Spa at MontBleu offers services including hot-stone therapy, reflexology, and innovative Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy. Guests can reserve massages, as well as make appointments for aromatherapy, manicures, pedicures, and body scrubs.
While the spa's trained therapists provide treatments to soothe the mind and body, a full-service fitness center offers contemporary cardiovascular machines and weight training devices to build muscle and tone shape. Women's and men's locker rooms include saunas, spa tubs, and eucalyptus steam rooms. An indoor lagoon-style pool has rock islands, a waterfall, and a spa tub.
Over 14,000 square feet of conference space is available throughout 10 rooms.
Both self parking and valet parking are complimentary (gratuity not included).
- Massage - spa treatment room(s)
- Conference center
- Elevator/lift
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Total number of rooms - 437
- ATM/banking
- Audiovisual equipment
- Ballroom(s)
- Number of floors - 17
- Banquet facilities
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Business services
- Casino
- Coffee shop or café
- Concierge desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Event catering
- Exhibit space
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Full-service health spa
- Arcade/game room
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Multilingual staff
- Nightclub
- Free parking
- Valet parking
- Patio
- Porter/bellhop
- Room service
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 1301
- Sauna
- Security guard
- Shopping on site
- Ski shuttle
- Ski storage
- Steam room
- Swimming pool - indoor
- Beauty services
- Tour assistance
- Wedding services
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Health club
- Designated smoking areas
- Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Number of spa tubs - 3
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 10
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 14000
- Free guest parking during stay
- Spa services on site
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Parking
Free parking, Free guest parking during stay, Valet parking
- Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Pillowtop mattress
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Dining
Ciera Steak and Chophouse - This fine dining, 4-Diamond Award winning restaurant offers fresh seafood for dinner with vegetarian main courses available. The wine list includes hundreds of international wines and champagnes. Reservations are recommended.
Cafe del Soul - This 24-hour coffee shop features American, Mexican, and Asian cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
the unbuffet - All-you-can-eat buffets feature Italian, Asian, American, international fare, cooked-to-order for dinner.
The Zone - In the race and sports book, this spot has deli favorites and a full bar. It is open Sunday through Thursday from early afternoon to early evening and Friday and Saturday from early afternoon to late evening. The bar is open 24 hours.
Opal Ultra Lounge - DJs, dancing, hookahs (water pipes), and creative cocktails are highlights of this spot, with VIP tables and bottle service available by reservation. It is open Friday through Sunday, from evening until late night.
HQ - This venue features a circular bar built around a "fire and ice" pit. It is open 24 hours.
Blu - This bar has DJs, a high-tech dance floor, VIP cabanas, bottle service, and nightly promotions. It is open for special events.
Montbleu Cafe - Proudly serves Starbucks products and pastries from early morning to late evening.
Room service - Available 24 hours.
- Entertainment
The MontBleu Showroom hosts stars such as Howie Mandel, Sugar Ray, India.Arie, 3 Doors Down, Jason Mraz, and Wayne Brady. Don't miss the MontBleu's seasonal outdoor summer concert series.
The MontBleu's 40,000-square-foot Casino includes a vast array of table games, slot machines, and video games, along with a poker room and The Zone for race and sports book wagering.
Age restrictions may apply to entertainment options.
- Recreation
The spa's fitness center offers cardio and weight machines. The indoor lagoon-style pool is open year-round.
Mountain biking, hiking, and boating are popular in the area during the summer, and the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course is across the street. During the winter, guests use the Gondola at Heavenly, located two blocks from the hotel. Sleigh rides depart from a meadow next door, there's ice skating down the street, and several outfitters offer area snowmobile tours.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Skiing - downhill nearby
- Skiing - cross-country nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Ice skating nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Boat launch nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Rafting nearby
- Rowing or canoeing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Volleyball nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Playground nearby
- Basketball on site
- Swimming on site
- Spa
- Number of treatment rooms 8
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- Roll-in shower
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Resort fee: USD 9.99 per accommodation, per night
- Fitness facilitiesThe above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 11.99 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Deposit: USD 50.00 per night
- Refrigerator fee: USD 20.00 per night
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
- Facilities fee: USD 10 per person, per day and includes use of:
- Additional Details
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.