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Crypto AG takes a look at the global deluge of data predicted to hit us this year, an...
Information superiority, like every strategic advantage, has to be defended. That is why it is essential to protect command and control information completely against tapping, particularly in open radio networks. MultiCom Radio Encryption is a system for immunising every radio infrastructure against any type of electronic attack.
by Rudolf Meier, Publicist
In other words, a military plan for information security must be geared to providing full protection for the entire flow of information over radio channels from the outset. Specifically, the strategic, tactical and operational levels of the communication hierarchy must be included, along with every mode of operation, every frequency range and every application. These requirements also apply in cases where users are supposed to work in a network with other organisations or nations in ways that are technically interoperable.
As always, the decisive security element is the end-to-end encryption of the flow of information. Encryption must be so flexible that it can meet the different needs at all organisational levels. It is also important to keep in mind that radio systems today are nearly always operated as part of a larger ICT infrastructure comprising components from different manufacturers. In addition, other security functions of a physical and logical nature must be reliably guaranteed (e.g. robustness, COMPREM, emergency-clear procedures and others).
Radio communication is a special case among modern technologies primarily because it occurs openly, i.e. outsiders can easily eavesdrop on it. There are technical means for effectively handling this problem today but it is mostly a matter of experience and specific expertise. With its decades of experience in radio encryption, Crypto AG can meet the needs of users directly at the practical level. This capability is evident particularly in the MultiCom Radio Encryption platform, to which further components have now been added. The platform can ensure comprehensive information security in radio networks of any size - also as an integral part of C4I systems. It covers strategic as well as tactical/operational profiles (on the front). And cross-network operation is now possible too thanks to its multi- algorithm capability.
This function ensures that the cryptographic security architecture is applied homogeneously everywhere - regardless of where, by what means and with whom the (authorised) communication is occurring. The technical approach of Crypto AG (in general) is moving increasingly in the direction of being able to cover all security needs of command and control organisations with a small number of multifunctional core components. With the MultiCom Radio Encryption system, there are only four core components:
Interface management included
Of course, a typical customer-specific security solution is made up of numerous hardware and software components, individually combinable applications (for various modes of operation) and specific accessory components depending on the use scenario. Customers often already have complex radio communication infrastructures with different generations and types of radios in place. In such cases, Crypto AG provides services to help them to resolve interface and integration problems of all kinds, also in the capacity of system integrator or general contractor.


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Music and Video Summary -> If Brad Paisley signaled a tentative stylistic retreat via the title of 2011's This Is Country Music, the name of its 2013 sequel, Wheelhouse, is a fake-out. By no means is he returning to familiar territory here; he's stepping far outside his "Southern Comfort Zone," as Paisley puts it on the record's first single. There, he admits how he misses his Tennessee home but he's seen the ways he's grown and never would have seen the world without leaving what he already knew, a kind of self-evident truth that passes for a major revelation in the polarized world of 2013, where residents of both red and blue states are very happy within the confines of their county. Paisley has taken it upon himself to narrow the gap between city and country and, in that sense, Wheelhouse in general and "Southern Comfort Zone" in particular are cousins of sorts to his multi-cultural paean "American Saturday Night," only blown up to an international scale. Throughout the album, Paisley finds something to celebrate in every little corner of the world, or at the very least, the countries where his career has taken him. He titles an instrumental in Chinese, he writes a very English character sketch in "Harvey Bodine" (shades of the Kinks, or even Blur's "Ernold Same"), the Mona Lisa moves him to write a love song, and he rhapsodizes about "Karate," which a battered woman uses to exact revenge on her abuser. "Karate" is one of those tricky juggling acts Paisley pulls off with grace; another is "Those Crazy Christians," where he admires faith while harboring doubts of his own, never taking potshots at those who believe -- but there are times on Wheelhouse where Paisley simply has too many balls in the air and they're destined to fall. They come crashing down on "Accidental Racist," a well-intentioned attempt to get good ol' boys to reconsider the perspective of African-Americans undone by on-the-nose lyrics by Paisley and guest rapper LL Cool J, whose presence is simultaneously admirable and heavy-handed. Other odd grace notes abound, ranging from the too-dense spoken sample collage and "Dixie" interpolation on "Southern Comfort Zone," to the choice to bring both Mat Kearney and Charlie Daniels in as rappers, leaving teen heartthrob Hunter Hayes to play guitar and Eric Idle to sing. Paisley houses all these quirks underneath a looming cloud of arena rock atmospherics borrowed from U2, then accentuates everything with shouted harmonies laid on way too thickly, an expansive, ambitious production that remains admirable even with when it's unsuccessful. Usually, Wheelhouse suffers when the cross-cultural ambition is too great -- the wickedly funny "Oustanding in Our Field" samples Roger Miller and features a sly Dierks Bentley cameo, two moves so natural they wind up illustrating the labor that lies elsewhere -- but when Paisley does pull it all together, as he does on "Karate" or the joyous "Beat This Summer" (as effervescent a song as he's ever cut), the results are so good they wind up proving his point that more country singers should step outside their wheelhouse. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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Central American melon volumes could be down as much as 20% this season. A dry growing season should mean excellent quality and peak sizing for melons that make it to the U.S.
Pompano Beach, Fla.-based Fresh Quest Produce Inc. expects to begin bringing in melons from Central America at the end of November, with volume shipments expected for Christmas, said Lou Kertesz, vice president.
Wet weather at the beginning of the growing season posed some threats, but Kertesz said for the most part they didn't materialize.
"We're on schedule," he said. "There was a lot of talk about delays with all the rains, but fortunately we got everything in."
Dry growing weather should mean excellent weather, with fruit peaking on the 9s and 12s U.S. retailers like, Kertesz said.
Industrywide, volumes should be down at least 15% from last season, continuing a trend that began in 2009, with Costa Rica and Guatemala seeing the biggest acreage reductions, Kertesz said. Compared to 2008, 2010 volumes could be down as much as 25%, he said.
"A lot of shippers have scaled back," he said. "The last few years haven't been that successful for some. We're expecting a significant drop."
Fresh Quest's Central American melon volumes, however, should be up about 5% this season, Kertesz said.
Other shippers have found a hard time finding good melons tailored for Central America, Kertesz said. He said Fresh Quest's investment in research and development was paying off.
Fresh Quest has had great success, for instance, with its Caribbean Gold harper-variety cantaloupe in Central America. Other growers have found it too hard to grow, he said.
The company will ship harper cantaloupes, honeydews and a significantly larger number of seedless watermelons this season, Kertesz said.
Rainy growing-season weather in Guatemala and Honduras meant delays and fewer seeds planted early for Ayco Farms Inc., Pompano Beach, Fla., said Ken Kodish, key account manager.
As a result, the first shipments won't likely arrive in Florida until Nov. 22-23, about two weeks later than normal, Kodish said.
And personal watermelon, honeydew and cantaloupe volumes will be lighter than usual for at least the first month of the deal, he said. In some early fields, just 60% to 70% of normal volumes were planted because of the rain.
"Volumes initially will be steady, but not heavy," he said. "They'll be steady through December, then up considerably in January."
Volumes should pick up enough in the New Year for Ayco that by the time the deal winds down, in mid- to late May, total shipments should equal if not surpass last season's 3 million boxes, Kodish said.


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The NCAA has decided to take its celebration of the 75th anniversary of March Madness interactive, allowing fans to take a trip down memory lane.
At the Tournament Timeline, fans can scroll through a timeline of March Madness results, from the 1939 Oregon "Webfoots" to Anthony Davis and his unibrow cutting down the nets in 2012. In the All-Time Voting section, visitors to the site can vote on the best players over the 75-year history of the tournament, the best teams and of course, the best moments, from Oregon capturing that first tourney in 1939 to two 15-seeds (Norfolk State and Lehigh) beating No. 2 seeds on the same day in 2012.
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Polaroid Mirrorless Android Camera to Be Unveiled at CES 2013
It's been confirmed that Polaroid will unveil an Android-powered, mirrorless, interchangeable-lens camera, at CES 2013. While I would have liked for Polaroid to announce that they will continue making old-school instant cameras, this isn't bad news.
The rumor mill says that the Polaroid IM1836 will have an 18.1-megapixel sensor, and a 3.5-inch LCD touchscreen. It was also said that the camera will include a pop-up flash, Wi-Fi, an HDMI output, a 10-30mm lens and will use MicroSD. There aren't many more details available, but hopefully we'll get more information after the new year, or perhaps even some sneaky bits during the holidays. Most of Asia is working during Christmas, after all.
There's no word yet on what the price point will be for the camera.
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TDG surveys consumer adoption of home networks, and a conversation with Affinegy's Art Lancaster
Last Friday's Chart of the Week generated some interesting commentary from TDG members, including our long-time friend Art Lancaster of Affinegy. He noted that the data on consumer demand for home networks did not distinguish between those that already own a home network and those that do not and that such a distinction is important when discussing this issue.
Art, you are indeed correct, so this week's chart does just that.
Recall that adult broadband users were asked to answer the following question:
"Assuming the price is reasonable, how likely are you to purchase a home network in the next six months?"
The way the question was worded, both network owners and non-owners perceived the question as applying to them ("new" means one thing to an owner and something else to to a non-owner, but both meanings are appropriate for their respective audiences).
As noted in the graphic, only 9.5% of network owners are to varying degrees likely to purchase a new home network in the next six months, compared with 14.1% of non-owners. Though demand may be lower among current network owners than non-owners (which is hardly surprising), this does not change the fact that it is poor among both segments.
Art also pointed out that poor consumer demand does not necessarily mean that operator push is not sufficiently significant to keep this market going. He points to the classic distinction between (a) consumer demand that manifests itself via retail purchases (pull), and (b) operator deployments of home networks in support of related services (push).
Back in 2004, we first began discussing that this shift from push to pull was not only inevitable but that prudent OEMs would be prepared for it by developing strong operator relationships. Companies like NETGEAR and Linksys heeded these predictions and today find themselves the beneficiary of significant, lucrative operator sales.
Home network diffusion in the U.S. is indeed becoming an operator-driven push market, and this means new opportunities for companies serving these operators. Nonetheless, total in-home network diffusion (a combination of both push and pull) appears to be stalling at around 40% of broadband households. How could this be happening if operators are in fact deploying millions of new home networks?
Good question. Perhaps this means that most new operator deployments are within homes that already have a network in place. For example, while living in Dallas, I signed up for AT&T's Uverse IPTV offering, which required the operator to deploy a new 2-Wire gateway. I already had a 2-Wire network in place, so in reality the operator gateway simply replaced a gateway I had previously purchased.
Then again, maybe consumers that use such IPTV services are not aware that they have a home network in place. At this point, we do not have data to determine if this is true. Rest assured that it will be addressed in our upcoming Benchmarking the Connected Consumer primary research project.
Regardless of the precise reason, I strongly believe that aggressive consumer education as to the benefits of in-home networks is warranted. The industry cannot simply rely on the non-network-owning population being aware of these benefits. Yes, it is wonderful that operators are pushing more home networks into consumer homes in support of services such as IPTV. But to the extent these networks are deployed in non-networked households, these consumers are unlikely to have any idea how to use a home network for non-operator-dependent services and applications…something the consumer technology industry can ill afford to happen.
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By Jon ShazarArki Busson has at long last found a buyer for his fund of hedge funds, EIM. He had to accept a $35 million no-cash offer and a courtesy title at the combined entity (which will not be called Gottex-EIM or GottEIM, merely Gottex), but the man who used to oversee a $14 billion firm couldn't be happier about serving as the figurehead of what all involved agree might be an almost $10 billion firm in seven months.
"Consolidation is the name of the game for everybody in the industry," Gottex Chief Executive Officer Joachim Gottschalk, 66, said in an interview, adding there may be some job cuts following the deal. "The cost base for regulation and in general is not on the way down. It is on the way up."
The new group's fee-earning assets are seen reaching "close to" $10 billion by the first half of 2014, "spanning across investment, advisory and risk-management solutions," according to the statement. The transaction, which requires regulatory approval, may generate cost savings of as much as $12 million compared with the second half of 2013….
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I have to hand it to this guy. His "finance" career has been IR/marketing from day one, yet at its peak EIM had $10bn+ AUM. The dust is now settling from the inevitable disaster, and Arpad walks away with a string of supermodel/actress girlfriends and a nine figure fortune.
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BCAA All-Star game slated for Dec. 11
The BCAA will host its annual North/South All-Star game on Thursday evening, Dec. 11 at Lockhart Stadium at 7:00.
The game features 100 of the top seniors from schools who are part of the Broward County Athletic Association. The area's best cheerleaders will also be on hand. The North team is coached by Greg McGirt (Pompano Beach) and Scott Barnwell (Hollywood Hills) and his selected staff will lead the South squad.
For more information on the game, call County Athletic Director Rocky Gillis at 754-321-1208 or www.bcaasports.com. The teams will practice daily at Dillard High in Fort Lauderdale at 4 p.m.
Anthony Abatecola, DB, 5-9, 160, Monarch
Richard Afflick, DE, 6-0, 175, Pompano
Chris Alexis, DT, 6-1, 245, Fort Lauderdale
Dalton Baker, OL, 6-2, 260, Douglas
Greg Beauduy, OL/DE, 6-2, 210, Deerfield Beach
Kenneth Bishop, DT/OL, 6-2, 315, Piper
Lesly Calixte, DB, 5-9, 180, Douglas
Isiah Carter, DB, 6-0, 170, Ely
Jonas Celian, DE/LB, 6-1, 200, Coconut Creek
John Chiari, TE/WR, 6-3, 195, Coral Springs
Jamal Davis, WR/DE, 6-2, 185, Coral Springs Charter
Travis Dudley, OLB, 6-0, 185, Fort Lauderdale
Joe Fitzpatrick, TE, 6-4, 220, Cardinal Gibbons
Mike Flash, OL, 6-1, 305, Northeast
Sylvester Flowers, DB, 5-11, 185, Coral Glades
John Fowler, LB/WR, 6-1, 185, Coconut Creek
Patrick Frawley, TE, 6-4, 240, Monarch
Lamario Fuller, RB/KR, 5-9, 165, Plantation
Jared Greenway, WR/DB, 6-2, 180, Coral Springs Charter
Derrick Hanson, OL, 6-3, 330, Boyd Anderson
Antwon Higgs, DE/TE, 6-3, 245, Pompano
Dennis Hocker, QB, 6-1, 205, Coral Springs Charter
Ray Hodgson, DL, 6-0, 210, Taravella
Eric Jacques, OL/DL, 6-2, 285, Ely
Ajani Jones, OL, 6-0, 240, Pompano
Eric Jones, DB, 5-11, 170, Plantation
Matt Kassem, WR/DB, 6-0, 180, Taravella
John Kramer, OL, 6-5, 265, Coral Springs
Jory Lambert, DT, 6-1, 265, Coral Glades
Joshua Laspina, OL/LB, 6-0, 245, Monarch
Travis Laurent, RB, 5-9, 175, Northeast
Richard Lucas, LB, 6-1, 220, Coral Springs
James McFadden, RB, 5-8, 175, Plantation
Nick Monsalve, LB/FB, 5-9, 205, Northeast
Sakia Parker, LB, 5-11, 185, Piper
Rashad Payne, DB/WR, 5-9, 155, Ely
Thiago Pereira, OL, 6-2, 240, Fort Lauderdale
Joseph Philemon, DB/WR, 5-10, 165, Pompano
Richard Ramsey, LB, 6-2, 205, Coral Glades
Travis Reynolds, WR, 6-0, 160, Boyd Anderson
James Rezolus, OLB, 5-10, 185, Northeast
Malcolm Ricks, DE/LB, 6-2, 200, Ely
Denard Robinson, QB, 6-1, 185, Deerfield Beach
James Rogers, LB, 6-1, 210, Cardinal Gibbons
Nick Rogers, WR/RB, 5-11, 175, Piper
Carlos Romero, P/PK, 5-9, 160, Coral Springs
Joe St. Thomas, OL, 6-3, 315, Cardinal Gibbons
Gabriel Santos, LB, 5-10, 185, Pompano
Chris Schrippa, QB, 6-1, 185, Cardinal Gibbons
Johnny Seays, DL, 6-2, 235, Deerfield Beach
Nicholas Stevens, OL/DL, 5-10, 280, Coral Springs
William Trevino, LB, 6-1, 210, Taravella
Verg Virgens, LB, 5-11, 185, Coconut Creek
Santos Walcott, DB, 6-0, 195, Coral Glades
Prince Walker, WR, 5-10, 170, Plantation
John Wallace, RB, 6-1, 205, Boyd Anderson
Karlton Weaver, RB/DB, 5-9, 160, Pompano
Jackie Wilson, QB, 6-1, 210, Boyd Anderson
Adrian Witty, DB/WR, 6-0, 180, Deerfield Beach
Keith Zallman, OL, 6-2, 240, Fort Lauderdale
Tyrie Allen, RB, 5-9, 180, Western
Ryan Becker, QB, 6-1, 190, St. Thomas
Alton Bell, LB, 5-10, 215, Hollywood Hills
Jamar Brown, RB, 5-7, 165, South Broward
Ashley Bullock, OL, 6-8, 280, South Broward
Devot Butler, LB, 6-0, 210, Everglades
Jerry Caplan, QB, 6-1, 185, Hollywood Hills
Jovanny Carvajal, DB, 5-10, 190, McArthur
Courtney Clark, RB, 5-9, 165, Hollywood Hills
Jordon Cohen, TE/NT, 6-1, 230, Cooper City
Patrice Cosbert, LB, 6-0, 185, Flanagan
Andrew Davis, OLB, 5-10, 185, Nova
Daren Davis, LB, 6-1, 195, South Plantation
Jarrett Dieudonne, DB, 6-1, 190, Dillard
Benjamin Dinkins, WR, 6-0, 170, Dillard
Orwin Etkins, RB, 5-10, 193, Miramar
Carlton Falconer, OL, 6-4, 255, Dillard
Steven Faucher, P, 5-10, 160, Cypress Bay
Larry Fels, DL, 5-10, 265, Western
Justin Floyd, DE, 6-0, 220, Dillard
Damian Fortner, RB, 5-10, 170, Everglades
Mario Francois, DB, 6-0, 175, South Plantation
Austin Gamble, LB, 6-0, 225, Cypress Bay
Phil Genovese, RB/DB, 5-11, 180, Cooper City
Demerick Goolsby, OL/DL, 6-0, 265, Hallandale
Jovan Gopie, DL, 5-9, 290, Everglades
Terrance Gourdine, WR, 6-2, 198, Miramar
Terrell Harden, WR, 6-1, 175, South Plantation
Elijah Haynes, RB, 5-9, 180, Stranahan
Robert Hernandez, OL, 6-0, 260, Hallandale
Raynard Lafavor, OL, 6-0, 268, Hollywood Hills
Jamall Lane, DB, 5-10, 165, Everglades
Billy Larrabee, DE, 6-1, 185, Cooper City
Ashley Larrieux, OL, 5-10, 270, Flanagan
Stephen Lopez, LB, 5-11, 220, Pembroke Pines Charter
Roderick Lott, Jr., LB, 5-11, 190, Hallandale
Nelsy Marcellon, DE/OLB, 6-3, 220, Stranahan
David McKinnie, DB, 5-11, 160, Nova
Shane McNally, QB, 6-2, 200, Pembroke Pines Charter
Anthony Mitchell, OL, 6-4, 280, South Broward
William Nesselt, DL, 6-3, 245, St. Thomas
Conor O'Neill, LB, 6-2, 195, St. Thomas
Patrick Paul, LB, 5-11, 205, McArthur
Jonathan Rigaud, DB, 5-9, 170, Pembroke Pines Charter
John Robinson, DB/RB, 5-9, 170, Nova
Rodney Rumph, WR/DB, 5-9, 170, Everglades
Kevin Samuel, OL , 6-1, 305, Hollywood Hills
Chris Secrest, PK, 5-10, 155, McArthur
Tremaine Shepherd, DB/WR, 6-0, 163, Miramar
Greg Smith, DE/OLB, 6-0, 215, Hallandale
Streadwick Stephens, DE/OLB, 6-1, 190, Flanagan
Donovan Spence, DL, 5-11, 240, Everglades
Andre Thomas, WR, 5-9, 175, South Broward
Leslie Tripp, OL, 6-0, 278, Cypress Bay
Darrell Young, DL, 6-2, 225, South Plantation
Phil Walker, DE, 6-2, 220, Cypress Bay
Vincent Westcarr, OL, 6-5, 310, Miramar
Erik Williams, DE, 6-3, 240, Stranahan
Marqueze Williams, RB/DB, 5-8, 165, McArthur
Sigmund Wilson, DL, 5-10, 260, Western
November 30, 2008 in Recruiting | Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBack (0)
State Football Playoffs, Round 3
Here we go into the third round of the state football playoffs. Which teams figure to make it to the next round? In 1A, 1B, 2A and 2B, what programs will head to Orlando for the first week of the state championship games?
Give us your picks for the third round of the playoffs.
Tallahassee FAMU (9-3) at South Daytona Beach Warner Christian (11-1)
Lakeland Victory Christian (9-3) at Jupiter Christian (12-0)
Port St. Joe (10-2) at Tallahassee North Florida Christian (8-2)
Fort Meade (11-1) at American Heritage Delray (9-2)
Ocala Trinity Catholic (11-1) at Tallahassee Florida High (11-1)
Pahokee (9-2) at Frostproof (10-1)
Jacksonville Bolles (12-0) at Madison County (11-0)
Gulliver Prep (10-1) at Tampa Catholic (9-3)
Tallahassee Godby (10-2) at St. Augustine (12-0)
Citra North Marion (9-3) at Dade City Pasco (11-1)
Arcadia Desoto (9-3) at Cocoa (11-1)
Naples (11-1) at Miami Monsignor Pace (10-2)
Tallahassee Lincoln (9-3) at Fort Walton Beach (10-1)
Daytona Beach Seabreeze (7-5) at Orange Park Ridgeview (8-4)
Seffner Armwood (12-0) at Tampa Plant (11-1)
Miami Booker T. Washington (10-2) at Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer (11-1)
Pensacola Pine Forest (11-0) at Orange Park (10-2)
Tampa Chamberlain (11-1) at Lakeland (12-0)
Punta Gorda Charlotte (11-1) at Largo (11-1)
Stuart South Fork (9-3) at Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas (12-0)
Apopka (10-2) at Sanford Seminole (10-2)
Orlando Boone (10-2) at Royal Palm Beach (11-1)
Miramar (10-2) at Deerfield Beach (10-2)
Northwestern (11-1) at Killian (10-2)
November 30, 2008 in Football | Permalink | Comments (95) | TrackBack (0)
Round 2 State Playoff Scoreboard
Apopka 41, East Ridge 34
Boone 17, Dr. Phillips 7
Sanford Seminole 30, Spruce Creek 13
Miami Killian 27, Miami Palmetto 6
Royal Palm Beach 28, Vero Beach 13
Miramar 34, Cypress Bay 29
Deerfield Beach 55, Boyd Anderson 22
Northwestern 38, Central 32
Lakeland 20, Osceola 16
Chamberlain 42, Wharton 14
Largo 30, St. Petersburg 0
Orange Park 21, Mainland 20
South Fork 35, Delray Atlantic 28
St. Thomas Aquinas 49, Dillard 8
Charlotte 25, Venice 23
Pine Forest 21, Niceville 18
Plant 13, Bradenton Southeast 7
Armwood 50, Tampa Bay Tech 20
Seabreeze 16, Merritt Island 0
Ridgeview 23, Nease 14
Dwyer 31, Fort Pierce Westwood 6
Booker T. Washington 35, Hallandale 19
Fort Walton Beach 14, Pace 13
Lincoln 27, Leon 20
Cocoa 17, Ridge Community 0
Pasco 50, Gulf 0
St. Augustine 27, Andrew Jackson 14
Monsignor Pace 13, Glades Central 6
North Marion 49, Williston 7
Naples 17, Dunbar 14
DeSoto County 14, Braden River 7
Godby 48, Arnold 6
Tampa Catholic 10, Mulberry 7
Bolles 57, South Sumter 7
Gulliver Prep 26, Archbishop Carroll 14
Madison County 35, Pensacola Catholic 28
Frostproof 27, Wildwood 7
Pahokee 45, Davie University 6
Trinity Catholic 27, Newberry 17
Florida High 48, South Walton 7
North Florida Christian 33, Wildwood 7
Fort Meade 21, Glades Day 7
Delray American Heritage 42, Dade Christian 12
Port St. Joe 22, West Gadsden 19
Victory Christrian 10, Pine Castle Christian 7
Warner Christian 27, Orangewood Christian 21
FAMU DRS 54, Eagle's View 20
Jupiter Christian 55, Upperroom Christian 14
November 29, 2008 in Football | Permalink | Comments (15) | TrackBack (0)
Vlad Emilien chooses Michigan
This was not the year that Plantation senior safety Vlad Emilien had looked forward to, but in the end, things are starting to fall into place for the 6-1, 190-pounder.
On Monday, with his team out of the playoffs, Emilien joined teammate Brandon McGee (University of Miami) in announcing his college choice, and the gifted athlete will head to Ann Arbor to play for the Michigan Wolverines.
Injured before the season began, Emilien, one of the top prospects in the state, joins a growing list to follow Rich Rodriguez to Ann Arbor, where the team suffered through a rare (3-9) losing season. But with local players such as Emilien, kicker Brendan Gibbons (West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman), running back Vincent Smith and linebacker Brandin Hawthorne (Pahokee), things are sure to improve.
Emilien chose the Wolverines over Ohio St., Wake Forest, Stanford, South Florida, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
In the end, Emilien picked Michigan who stood by him even during his ACL injury. He will enroll in school this January!
November 24, 2008 in Recruiting | Permalink | Comments (4) | TrackBack (0)
Second round state playoff games
There are 15 games on tap this week from the Palm Beaches to South Miami. Go ahead and make your selection and see if you can choose the team to make it to the third round of the state playoffs:
• American Heritage-Delray Beach at Miami-Dade Christian
• Fort Meade at Glades Day
• Lauderhill Upperroom Christian at Jupiter Christian (John I. Leonard High School)
• Miami Gulliver Prep at Miami Archbishop Carroll
• Davie University School at Pahokee
• Glades Central at Monsignor Pace
• Hallandale at Miami Booker T. Washington
• Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer at Fort Pierce Westwood
• Stuart South Fork at Delray Beach Atlantic
• Fort Lauderdale Dillard at Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas
• Royal Palm Beach at Vero Beach
• Boyd Anderson at Deerfield Beach (Coral Springs High)
• Miramar at Cypress Bay
• Northwestern at Central
• Palmetto at Killian (FIU Stadium)
November 24, 2008 in Football | Permalink | Comments (29) | TrackBack (0)
Best of South Florida? You choose them!
With the season winding down, all-star teams will soon be chosen by The Miami Herald and other outlets in the region. If you had to make one all-star team of players from Miami-Dade and Broward, regardless of school size or grade, what would be the perfect first team for the nation's elite football region?
Is Eugene Smith your quarterback? How about the trio of Lamar Miller, Brandon Gainer and Devon Wright in the backfield with Gio Bernard, Corvin Lamb, James White and Eduardo Clements moving to the second team?
Who would be your kicker, defensive backfield, linebackers, linemen and receivers? What one head coach would you choose to direct this team?
Let's see who you would pick to face off with Los Angeles, Houston, Cincinnati, Atlanta or Dallas for the best prospect region in the country?
November 20, 2008 in Recruiting | Permalink | Comments (65) | TrackBack (0)
The Season is in your hands
Hopefully, most of you that follow our coverage of high school football in South Florida have also followed our new online video series, The Season. If you haven't, check it out. We've tried our best to spotlight the top games of the season each week. Sometimes we've guessed right (see: Booker T.-Northwestern, South Dade-Palmetto), sometimes we've missed (blowouts like Coral Gables-Columbus and Doral-Archbishop Carroll).
From the start of this project we've both anticipated and feared this coming week of football action. With playoffs here, all the games are good, all are compelling, and all have their own legion of devoted fans. In the past week, those of us involved in the high schools section have debated which game is most worthy of The Season's attention this week. Everyone has a different opinion, and they are all valid ones. So, we've decided to let you decide.
Just visit the Miami Herald High School Sports main page, scroll down to the Web Vote section and make your choice. We've pared the games down to three options:
Miramar vs. Carol City: One of the worst-kept secrets in South Florida football is that blue chip quarterback Eugene Smith (along with several teammates) was supposed to go to Carol City, but chose Miramar in order to better showcase his skills. That, along with Carol City's resurgance under new head coach Harold Barnwell, makes for some interesting storylines.
Northwestern vs. Columbus: Coach Chris Merritt reminded everyone after last week's game that football "is a four-quarter game", and his team proved it with a late comeback against Killian to finish unbeaten in the regular season. Will it all go for nothing against a Northwestern team that hasn't lost a playoff game in three years?
Southwest vs. Palmetto: I challenge you (coaches, players and parents aside) to name me three players on this year's Eagles team. I dare you. Hey, I see you googling them. But really, Southwest is in the playoffs for the first time in 13 years, and their efforts have been rewarded with a date against Palmetto and Jamaal Berry, the tailback tabbed by some as the best in the country.
So there you go, you have your choices. Right now it looks like The West is out to a big lead. Come on, Chiefs' and Panthers' fans, let your voices be heard!
November 17, 2008 | Permalink | Comments (17) | TrackBack (0)
Cavaliers make it 52-1-2 against Southwest
While this was to be a rebuilding season for coach Joe Montoya and his Coral Gables football teams, the Cavaliers will head into next Thursday night's first round playoff game against district champion Central with an impressive 9-1 record.
On Thursday night, the Cavaliers, ran their all-time record against Southwest Miami to an amazing 52-1-2, which I have followed for many of those games throughout the years. This used to be the Thanksgiving morning game at the fabled Central Stadium when legendary Nick Kotys and Coral Gables would trot out some 110 players – in uniform against the Eagles, who were always intimidated by the sheer number of players this school had on the varsity roster.
While many of the starters for Southwest were rested against the Cavaliers, you have to give credit to this Coral Gables team that was to use this season as a rebuilding campaign, but instead finds itself heading into the Central game on a roll – with some very young and impressive athletes.
Sophomore linebacker Denzel Perryman (5-11, 200) is everything many have said he was. Keep in mind, this quality football talent is young and he has a long way to go, but you have love the direction in which he is moving. He is impressive – to say the least – and it makes you believe that former Cavalier Jon Vilma was right when saying he will be the next great player in a long line of football talent at this school.
Perryman is not alone. The future is bright with ninth grade linebacker Tyler Tarlin (5-9, 165), and sophomore running back Shaquille Cooper (5-6, 150) and offensive lineman Gabriel Pou (6-1, 220), the brother of University of Miami lineman Alex Pou.
The junior class is where Montoya believes this team will continue to get better over the next year. Running back Jarvis Bridge is lightning quick and very elusive. Although small at 5-8, 155, he is that perfect Mid American Conference player. Also, quarterback Patrick McCain (6-3, 195) has grasped the system and is looking very good.
Other players who have stepped up for Coral Gables include running back Edward Smith (5-8, 155), talented receiver Andre Gutierez (6-0, 200), who was impressive against the Eagles, defensive lineman Sean Prieto (6-2, 230) and offensive lineman Lawrence De'ronzy, a 6-1, 326-pounder.
The Cavaliers have other players who have continued to improve and will be special for the future.
November 14, 2008 in Recruiting | Permalink | Comments (6) | TrackBack (0)
The Countdown
The latest edition of The Countdown is now up and available for your listening pleasure. This week, host Manny Navarro and High School Sports Editor Andre C. Fernandez preview the final week of the regular season and discuss all the big stories including Miramar quarterback Eugene Smith's commitment to West Virginia and his date with No. 1 St. Thomas Aquinas, Columbus' rise to the No. 1 spot in the Class 6A state football poll and the big showdown between Coral Gables and Southwest this week.
November 13, 2008 in Football | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
Render will join area players at WVU
As we continue to stay on top of the local players here in South Florida, we wanted bring you news from California, where former Northwestern and Sunset safety Arthur Render will join newly-committed West Virginia University players Eugene Smith and Stedman Bailey (Miramar).
Render (5-11, 185) attends Palomar Junior College, and even though he committed to the Mountaineers back in the summer, schools such as Kansas St., Middle Tennessee St., Oregon, Auburn, Baylor and Oklahoma St. continue to watch his progress.
Render is already familiar with Daquan Hargrett from Northwestern, who is one of the many locals the Mountaineers have recruited for the upcoming class.
In addition to Render, other South Floridians at Palomar include Martavious Lee, WR, 6-2, 180, Fr., Coral Gables; Willie Lucas, OL, 6-1, 330, Fr., Central; Paul Moore, WR, 5-10, 170, Fr., Central and Arthur Williams, TE, 6-4, 270, Fr., Carol City.
November 12, 2008 in Recruiting | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)


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Revlon • MoistureStay Lip Color [DISCONTINUED] • Lipstick
(31 reviews)
Average Rating. | 4.7 |
Would buy this product again. | 93% |
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This product has been discontinued
*TOP REVIEWER* asaksa on 5/25/2014 11:37:00 AM more reviews by asaksa
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Black
My fav plum of all time is 07 plummy. I hate that it was discontinued. Anyone know of a good copy?
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YassAndin on 8/14/2013 6:18:00 AM more reviews by YassAndin
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
My favorite lipstick ATM :)
I heard that it's discontinued, but I could still find them in Revlon counters in Southeast Asia. I bought mine in 21 Pink, and it was so amazing I could cry. The lipcolor is not too fat, and the perfect size for my lips. It's easy to carry around all day, and the color lasts, too. I only had to touch up once (after eating, so that was understandable) and it doesn't budge. It does keep the moisture on your lips, which is why I love it so much. Definitely buying a lot more shades, just in case they decide to discontinue it everywhere!
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*TOP REVIEWER* blooiejagwa on 10/12/2012 4:16:00 PM more reviews by blooiejagwa
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Medium Hair: Other Eyes: Brown
These are the best lipsticks in the history of ever, and they are discontinued. Amazing formula, great packaging, lasting power, pigmentation. I have so many HG's from this line--eg Crimson (best vamPiric red), Buff (best teracotta nude), etc. You can only get this on aeroplanes and airport duty-free, I believe.
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FrancyE on 12/10/2011 7:04:00 PM more reviews by FrancyE
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
My HG from age 14-18. However, I only wore crimson.All the other colours looked awful on me.
It does STAY for ages.
Easy application, overall no complaints about the lipstick itself.
Unique shades and colours.
Extremely hard to find. I always had to buy it in the series package, and I had to ask my friends to buy it from airplanes and airports.
Looked great, didn't feel great. Not a great texture.
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KittylikesCandy on 11/3/2011 8:44:00 AM more reviews by KittylikesCandy
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
This was by far the best lipstick I've ever used. I occasionally try new ones here and there, but nothing has lived up to the quality of this product. It was creamy, went on smooth, had decent lasting power, and had a pleasant little tingle that gave my lips a bit of a boost. I only got to try Crimson, but the color was excellent and I received multiple compliments from complete strangers.
I would love it if Revlon would bring this lipstick back!
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*TOP REVIEWER* MissNRI on 8/27/2011 11:37:00 AM more reviews by MissNRI
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Medium Brown, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse Eyes: Brown
I purchased this lipstick in India and was fairly happy with it. It does feel rich and creamy on the lips, shades are true and the finish is a nice smooth cream. It's not much different, though, than any other moisturizing lipstick. It feels exactly the same as Revlon Super Lustrous or any other cream lipstick. So unless you like a particular shade there's no reason to specifically buy this lipstick over any others. It's a good lipstick but nothing extraordinary about it.
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*TOP REVIEWER* sharee20 on 6/26/2009 9:18:00 AM more reviews by sharee20
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
discontinued...I have a couple colors in this- Mink 10..a deep red w/ a hint of merlot tone to it. would repurchase this color....Plummy 07..a red plum color, not purpley though, more red...would repurchase...Spice 31 a light mauve with some frost to it and Dusk 11 a darker mauve with a hint of frost,,i wouldnt repurchase these two shades. Love the slender bullet and long gold packaging. Hope to see Mink and Plummy in the new formulas
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pertiegurlie on 3/22/2009 9:45:00 PM more reviews by pertiegurlie
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine Eyes: Brown
These lipsticks are still available in my country, and I bought a pack of four...they're perfection. Shame on Revlon if they truly discontinued em, I mean, the best of the best lipsticks, that make your lips feel so good...suddenly vanishing from stores everywhere? I think that's mildly evil.
I like the shape of the lipsticks, perfect for virtually perfect application, gets into all the curves with exactness. It's small, not too small, but just enough that you can manouvre it around lips. They go on so well, no lipbrush needed, probably the easiest to use lipsticks ever. Texture is smooth, bit creamy, does NOT feel thick or gloppy at all, leaves your lips feeling tingly/minty like you've just been smooched by someone with exceptionally good breath. Last for ages, don't dry out your lips either--that's a rare combination.
Crimson is a stunning darkish red vampy shade. If you're fair, it's made for you, that contrast of deadly dark lips and pale skin, but even if you're not, it'll suit you. It's my favourite, makes me feel like a movie star.
Dusk is perfection on anyone. It'd particularly suit African/black skintones, a glimmery sheer brick rose.
Violet looks particularly lovely on me...the purple isn't too strong, but it's just enough to enhance a tan or olive skintone. Violet on the lips coupled with a gold glimmery shadow on your eyes=unbeatable combo.
Buff is orangey-brown, not dark though. A nude that's not quite nude.
They all look like *perfection*. You can layer them on, build up & strengthen the colour, although one sheer application looks best on me. Well-pigmented, and they all have a slight glimmer to them, I noticed, a subtle finely-milled shimmer, so it doesn't sit flat on your lips, it plays with the light a bit.
If you have relatives living in the Middle East, and you really wanna try this, it's available here. Also, some airlines still offer it on their in-flight dutyfree sales thingy. ALSO, I saw this at the duty-free department stores at a couple of airports (I travel a lot), so if you see it, grab it.
I've been using these like mad since I got 'em, now that I know they're in short stock, I'm gonna be more miserly...
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*TOP REVIEWER* luckylouie on 9/24/2007 8:28:00 AM more reviews by luckylouie
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
In Australia these are still available in a very limited colour palette. Unfortunately they discontinued the three colours I really loved best but I was able to stock up on Ebay, plus get some in a swap.
Very moisturising and I personally am hooked on the cool mint tingle. Wearability is similar to other lipsticks, but the moisturising properties last long after the colour has worn off. I think it is a pity that these are now available in so few colours, and am suprised that Revlon never thought to bring this out as a colourless lipbalm. I for one would buy this to wear under other lippies.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Magdalena on 3/18/2007 2:54:00 PM more reviews by Magdalena
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Green
What is it with companies discontinuing fantastic products? Don't they know that women have more than one lipstick, so it takes us some time until we repurchase? I'm so miffed now. I used up a tube of this in Flesh #03, and when I went to get it again, I could only find #15 Mica, a glimmery medium beige; #21 Pink, a medium blue-based pink, #29 Crimson, a brown-based red; and #36 Cinnamon, a reddish brown. The staying power is like any other lipstick, maybe a bit better even -- but the best thing about MoistureStay is, well, that the *moisture stays*! In a tingly, minty way. It's an instant chapped-lips fixer, really. It's SO much better than their Super Lustrous AND ColorStay put together. I hope they reintroduce it. Soon.
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hey babe…
yes you nailed it
it certainly would be…
…a great escape
thanks and…
luck babes
Nice SWEATER PUPPIES!
Christina is not pretty. WAKE UP people she is fake as ever. She drowns herself in makeup, a fake tan, and gross hair products. That is not pretty to me.
why are all of their mouths open??
Christina is not only ugly, she's a no talent whore. She's too rich and I demand she gives her money to people with less. How dare she uses fake and bake. She reminds me of pumpkin pie. She has no right to copy Marilyn Monroe or Gwen Stephani and that red lipstick is tiresome. Those fake tits are sick, she should embrace her natural beauty. Her husband looks like a Yassar Arafat. The marriage is a sham. I feel better about myself and my life now.
should have labeled this entire article NSFW cause now i can't think straight since i would agree… no blood in my brain ;)
46. Mistress of Spices
All the haters. what, mad cause Ms. I-need-more-rehab-Spears shaved her head? ;)
You can't see her nipples because she invested in a new invention called pasties….thankfully…
Overall she is a pretty girl, but the fake tanning has to go….I mean remember this?
soften up a bit sweetie, you are pretty…besides all that makeup and tanning is aging you faster than you can imagine…Just look at recent photos of Jenna Jameson….
she is ORANGE
things i hate about the way christina aguilera looks:
-fake platinum hair
-widespread fake boobs
-orange skin
-huge bottom lip, really thin top lip
-very narrow bridge of the nose that gets too wide at the bottom (and pointy at the same time somehow)
i seriously hate her. plus when she sings it sounds like she has a ham sandwich stuck in her throat.
Thank god we got a break from the ANS death insanity and Britney's public psychotic breakdown. This stuff is so much more interesting.
does anyone remember how pretty she was when she first came out with "genie in a bottle"? i wish she would take her look "back to basics" and quit frying her hair and wearing a pound of makeup.
I see her pics and think of things like "squeaky balloons" and "shallow grave next to the highway". Is that wrong?
She looks like trailer trash Barbie, I agree she should go back to her Genie in a Bottle days… Her orange skin will be like leather in a couple years. Shame, cuz she is somewhat pretty.
Those are the only fake boobs I respect. And that's because they are genie magic.
Hmm, the genie is all good.
She needs to throw the peroxide away and stop laying in the sun.
But I still love her boobs. And that, in no way, makes me gay.
Nice orange tan too. Her jew boy husband must be really proud of his cheap skank shiksa. Didn't his mom warn him about staying within the tribe? He should've listened…
I would fuck her ass till it turned purple
jpjrocks is SUCH the hopeless romantic
Purple and orange. Hmmmm. I suppose that might work.
I think she has really turned herself around. I don't know about personally, but she doesn't look like a $5 slut anymore.
Even though that dress is super tight, it doesn't look skanky as all hell. Meaning she really turned herself around. She doesn't have to look classy, just not skanky as all hell.
Is there anything this girl has that's actually real? Apart from her dress.
To all you that said Christina was a flash in the pan and Britney was the one, where are you now???????
they are working double shifts at the walmart to try to buy back brit's hair and her lost dignity.
"Eat it, Britney". Aside from the god awful tan o' course.
I mean really…look how sharp her knees are. She is way below my standards.
She's great! Seems like she's skating through 'celebrity' quite nice, married a normal guy, stays out of 'public' trouble anyway.
Good for you girl!
I don't think she's been doing sunbeds, it looks like it's all self-tanner. So she sort of is doing her skin a favour… but not my fucking eyes.
There's nothing worse than a tanned blonde whose skin is darker than her hair. Then she puts on lipgloss that's lighter than her skin, and the whole package is just fit for burial. She looks like a stupid corpse.
Bring back the ultra-whore red, it completes the rest of the uniform!
I want to like her, I want to think she's sexy, but it's just not happening. She wears a mask, so it's hard to tell exactly what I'm looking at half-the-time. I just don't "get" her.
53, you pretty much described every woman in hollywood, playboy playmate & porn star and probably 75% of the general population of women.
55, how is hell is she copying gwen stefani? because they have blonde hair? last time i checked, she didn't invent that. maybe you're confusing the fact that christina can sing and gwen can't? maybe, just a little?
Any bets on how long they last ? ? ? ! ! !
What's the equivalent of "whigger" for a chick? "Whigglette?" I wonder why her and Eminem haven't hooked up, I think they'd be good together. They both hate being white.
What a fat ass.
I wonder if her vajayjay is the same colour as the rest of her…Orangina anyone?
what's with the skin and that 'do? look down….erection. look up….scary orange beast….no erection.
Can you really shave off your nipples??
it gonna be a tough time…
either with us…
…or against
make you choices : )
now !
Remember when she had all those piercings hanging out of her face? She sure cleaned up good. What I can't figure out is where are all the holes from those things. Her face should look like swiss cheese by now.
Fucking. Boring.
why does she always wear so much makeup?
I'll bet she smells and/or tastes like pumpkin spice too.
She's got a purdy mouth…
ohhh my gay. it's funny to see how hard you have to nitpick to make christina sound ugly. you are just mad she hasn't put a porn out yet. cause obviously, this is a girl who can fucking work it.
Christina doesn't wear any more make-up that anybody else in Hollywood…if you want "natural", don't be on a celebrity website to look for it. Your friendly neighborhood Walmart should provide you with plenty of nice, natural, ugly fat chicks if that's what gets you going.
Let's see…hair? Check. Singing career? Check. Sanity? Check.
I think the Brittney vs. Christina war is finally over.
She can be purple for all I care.
She looks a lot less slutty without that horrid bright red lipstick.
Still, she probably needs an ice scraper to remove all that makeup.
Um…I don't, and never have cared for EITHER of those Mickey Mouse creations. They are both fug and talentless…not to mention every career move they make is scripted for them. Those 2, and Timberlake are not artists, they are corporate creations. They've even convinced a good portion of the population that wailing, screaming and moaning passes for great singing.
87, what did she have, a nose & lip ring? an eyebrow ring? that's not really all that many, now is it?
Do you think she likes analingnus? Jus wonderin
She really needs to go to a Home Depot and do one of those nifty paint color computer programs to choose a better shade before next driving through the spray-on tanning booth.
Oompa Loompa Doompity Do!


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I'm A Pretty Lazy Thinker and Like Things Spelled Out For Me. Can You Explain in The Most Obvious Way Possible What The Hell Full Bunny Contact Is?
We are calling it an extreme Egg Hunt and Easter Carnival/ Fair/ Festival or what ever synonym you can come up with. Basically the main event is FBC. You get put into a cage with one other person and before you lay a hundred plastic Easter eggs. You are given a basket to collect said eggs. Once the shot clock goes off you have one minute to collect as many eggs as you can. Inside most eggs are vouchers that represent prizes/ money. Once you are done you take those vouchers to the prize booth and redeem them and receive your prize/ money. Now, some of the prizes are very good, and there is some cash, but you are not paying your rent with the cash and there won't be any X-Boxes for prizes. But you will be glad you won them. The wrinkle in all of this is that there are three large men in Bunny costumes who will be doing everything in their power to keep you from getting those eggs. There is no pushing, shoving, wrestling… none of that - from either opponent. This is a game of wits, cunning, agility and speed. Any aggressive physicality will not be tolerated and will accompany immediate disqualification.
One can watch the proceedings and enjoy the competition before and after participating. You also don't have to participate at all if you don't like. There are 13 other booths (see the About page) that you can join. There are games of skill, and games that are just fun. There is a café area, a bar, a DJ spinning the entire time, and a dance floor. This is something you could spend a lot of time at and have a blast.
You can honor the reason for the season in your way in the morning (or not). Remember how much you enjoyed the "other" part of Easter when you were young? This is all that stuff…on steroids.
Who Is This Event For?
Anyone who enjoys celebrating holidays, likes a little healthy ironic fun, and has a penchant for sport. FBC is fun for everyone, and this is one of those events where that is actually true. There is indeed something for everyone. If you are going to bring kids, however, it is probably best to bring them during the daytime hours.
So, What is the Age Range Then?
Generally we think you would have more fun if you were 10 and up (under 15 need to be accompanied by an adult). However, due to some of the physicality of a few of the events we think it is more geared towards older kids and adults. Everyone is welcome though. It is not "inappropriate" in the way that parents are normally concerned about such things. In fact, children under 4 are FREE!
I Don't Understand This Whole Admission Versus Booth Tickets Thing? Please Explain (See the First Question).
It is a tad complicated, so hopefully this makes it clear. In order to get in it costs an admission price. That's $10. The reason for this is we have capacity issues and if you are in the event that means someone else isn't. There is also plenty going on inside (there is a full-time DJ, a dance floor, and special events that are great for spectators. You could easily be there for a while having a blast and not spend any money). If you want to participate in any games then you have to buy Booth Tickets. When you buy your admission or VIP ticket you get it at the Box Office right outside the event; the Ticket Booth to play individual games is inside the event. If you already have an advance ticket you can skip the Box Office and redeem your ticket at the Ticket Booth for the number of tickets associated with your purchase. Certain advance tickets have bonus Booth Tickets attached to them (you get 25 booth tickets for the $20 ticket and 37 tickets for the $30 ticket IN ADVANCE ONLY). You can buy an Entry only ticket, as well as a VIP Ticket in advance OR at the Box Office. Once inside the event anyone can buy Booth Tickets right from the Ticket Booth.
What If I Don't Want to Play Any Games, Can I Just Hang Out?
Yes, we have an Entry Only ticket ($10). You can just hang out and watch people make fools of themselves in the main event, or dance on the dance floor, or just roam around and soak in the holiday spirit. If you decide you want to participate, you can go to the ticket booth and purchase some (there is a minimum of 10 tickets for the first purchase day or night). After that you can a la carte it as much as you'd like!
What's The Advantage Of Buying Tickets In Advance Versus At The Door?
Although there will be tickets at the door, and you are very welcome to do so, there are several reasons why you would buy them in advance. First, when you buy in advance you get either 25 or 37 booth tickets (whether it is a Day or Night ticket). The only tickets available at the Box office are the VIP and the Entry Only. If you want to buy Booth Tickets at the venue you have to visit the Ticket Booth inside the event. Inside, however, the booth tickets are a 1 to 1 ratio. For example, you paid $10 to get in to the event. You're having a great time, but you decide you want to play something. So let's say you buy 10 tickets. That's $10. Now you've spent $20 total and you got entry and 10 tickets. If you bought the Day Time $20 ticket in advance you would have had entry and 25 tickets. If you had bought the Night Time ticket for $30 you would have had entry and 37 Tickets! So you can see the advantage of buying in advance. We understand some don't want to commit to too much and only want to spend the $10. Be our guest, you will still have a great time!
Why Would I Buy A VIP Ticket? $50 Or $60 Is Kind Of Expensive.
You certainly don't have to buy a VIP ticket to have a good time, but it would make you have an even better time! You see, with your regular admission you get a certain amount of tickets with your entry. Each booth inside costs a certain amount of tickets. Depending on what you play or participate in, you could run out of tickets earlier than you'd like. The VIP tickets will guarantee that won't happen. They Allow you to play every game at least twice. We have to limit the number of times you can play games that have prizes to TWICE (for obvious reasons), but the events that don't have prizes you can do as many times as you'd like (Dunk the Savior, Shoot the Peep, Psychotic Bunny Fortune Teller). Just to give you an idea, if you played every game it would cost $56. If you played every game twice, ipso facto, it would cost $112. If you played certain games 5,6 7 times…well you get the idea. You will also get a FREE photo with the Easter Bunny (a $10 savings). The VIP is an enormous deal. So that's why.
When Should I Get There And How Long Can I Stay?
Pay close attention when you are buying tickets. You are buying either a Day Time or a Night Time Ticket (if it is Friday or Saturday. On Thursday you can ONLY buy a Night Time Ticket and on Sunday you can ONLY buy a Day Time Ticket). Each Day Time ends promptly at 7, and the closing of the Night ends promptly at the listed hour. So if Day Time ends at 7 pm, that means you have to get your butt outta there at 7 pm, even if you decided to stroll in around 6:30 PM. So we suggest you get there with enough time to have fun. We think it should take about an hour for you to enjoy most of the events, but if you were there for an hour and a half to two hours, you'd enjoy it even more. Other than leaving at closing time, there is no time limit for how long you can be there.
Is There a bar?
Yes! It is a beer and wine bar. Of course there are soft drinks and juice as well.
Is There Food?
Yes to that also! We will have 3 food stations and a little café to sit down in.
Is It Handicap Accessible?
What Should I Wear?
Some of the events ask you to show your athleticism. So you should dress accordingly. You can also wear your Sunday's Best if you'd like, but don't get mad at us if they get messed up a little. Or you shouldn't participate in the more strenuous events if you are not dressed for them
What Else Is Going On?
There will be a DJ spinning the entire time and MC'ing the main event. There is also a dance floor and there will be a special event every day/ night (temper tantrum contest, bunny beauty pageant, egg decorating contest, etc). Find out more here.


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Getting my hands on some goodies from a previous review...I take a look at the new Avexir Blitz 1.1 Memory!
I received a kit containing 7 different variations of their Blitz 1.1 memory at 1600mhz
System specs I used was:
i7 2600k stock settings 3.4ghz (3.8ghz Turbo Boost)
Asus Maximus IV Extreme P67 B3rev
AIO 240mm CPU Water Cooler
Asus GTX 660TI DCII 2GB
Coolermaster HAF X Case
Corsair HX 850 PSU
Kingston 120GB SSD
The memory specs were the following:
DDR3 1600 CL9 4GB sample for review
Which I assume is the following below
AVEXIR AVD3U16000904G-2BZ1 Blitz Series 8GB Kit (4GB x 2) dual channel 240-pin DDR3 1600MHz 9-9-9-24 DIMM desktop memory module.
Of course I'm missing one stick to make 2 complete sets so I can be wrong.
I got one from each set which is the Original, MPOWER, OC Formula, L337 Red, L337 Gold, Ultra Durable Green, and Ultra Durable Orange.
•CL(IDD) 9 cycles
•Row Cycle Time (tRCmin) 36ns (min.)
•Refresh toActive/Refresh
•Command Time (tRFCmin) 240ns
•RowActive Time (tRASmin) 24ns (min.)
•Power 1.800 W (operating per module)
•ULRating 94 V – 0
•Operating Temperature 0? to 85?
•Storage Temperature
•JEDEC standard 1.5V± 0.075VPowerSupply
•800MHz fCKfor 1600Mb/sec/pin
•8 independent internal bank
•Programmable CASLatency: 7,8,9,10,11
•Posted CAS
•ProgrammableAdditive Latency: 0, CL - 2, or CL - 1 clock
•Programmable CAS Write Latency(CWL) = 8 (DDR3-1600K)
•8-bit pre-fetch
•Burst Length: 8 (Interleave)without any limit, sequential with starting address "000" only), 4 with tCCD = 4 which does not allow seamless read or write [either on the fly usingA12 or MRS]
•Bi-directional Differential Data Strobe
•Internal(self) calibration : Internal self calibration through ZQ pin (RZQ: 240 ohm ± 1%)
•On Die Termination using ODT pin
•Average Refresh Period 7.8us at lower than TCASE 85?, 3.9us at 85? < TCASE = 95?
•Asynchronous Reset
•PCB: Height 1.180"(30.00mm), double sided component
Extra Features
•Intel and AMD Chipset motherboards Optimized
•Every Avexir Memory is 100% tested on PC motherboard environment
•Dynamic white LED light
•High conductive light guide bar
•High performance voltage stabilizing generator
•AIST (every single IC examined by AVEXIR IC Sorting Technology)
•Golden Finger Protector
•8 layers PCB for maximum thermal conduction
•Double Copper PCB to maximized overclocking ability
Taking a peek at the packaging It was made of some sort of Cardboard it seemed, but was durable.
Before taking some photo's I took some Antibacterial wipes to it about 8 times and it withstood them, As the packaging was pretty much a fingerprint magnet from the coating
Showing the front and back (Top and bottom),The backside shows both features of Gamers and Overclockers, which is nice as they thought of Both.
The sides of the packaging with a saying of "what we believe is how we behave" and of course their company name logo.
Opening it up, we see the memory (may be different depending on what set you buy) in the foam to hold it in place during shipping ect. Covered by white Golden Finger Protector (you can't see in the pic)
Seeing the Memory it's self now, We start off with the Avexir Original! Best suited towards Asus ROG Motherboards, or possibly just anything red like MSI if preferred, The LED that is used on this specific memory is White.
This one was my Favorite, I love the design and look of it in general and was just in Awe when I saw it.
Now we have the MSI MPower memory from Avexir, It obviously is Yellow to match their MPower Series and equipped with a Blue LED to also go with their Lightning GPU's that had the Blue LED on them.
Following was the ASRock OC Formula memory from Avexir, showing off the black and gold combination for ASRock OC Formula motherboards, it uses a Gold LED to light up the system while in use.
Onto the ECS Series, We have two different types, One for the Red and one for the Gold motherboards allowing you to match, The L337 Red uses a Red LED, and the L337 Gold uses a Yellow LED if I am correct (Looks Gold anyways).
Last up is the Gigabyte Ultra Durable Green, which uses a Green LED, and the Ultra Durable Orange which uses a Orange LED.
Enough with the waiting, Let's see what they look like in use!
Going from Left to Right, L337 RED(Red), L337 Gold(gold), OC Formula(gold/yellow), Avexir Original(White)
Then Left to Right is the Ultra Durable Green(Green), Ultra Durable Orange(Orange), MPower(Blue) and to have it in there the Avexir Original(White)
Of course, These would brighten up any Gamers, Enthusiast, Casemodder, You name it... Computer up with Fantastic Eye pleasing visuals.
The color choices were amazingly well balanced for the LED's used and found them to be a match Perfectly towards their respected motherboards.
Of course I did not have the motherboards so I looked at examples used in events they showcased them for reference.
A feature some may not recognize right away regardless is the 2 screws to remove the heatspreader.
Why you ask? Simple... The screws allow the users "Usually Overclockers" to EASILY REMOVE the Heatspreaders and put their own Setup on it for something like...LN2? Or even a Modder to make their own logo and design if they are creative enough and use the LED Light Bar spreader .
I took a shot at removing one of the heatspreaders, and it came off no problem.
Remove the two screws, Hold the sides firmly while pulling on the LED Bar, and that's all it takes.
A note I want to make is that I had to remove the Memory directly pulling on the PCB instead of how I usually do it by the Heatspreader, because the Heatspreaders would come off completely almost, and I had to slide them back on.so I warn everyone in case something does not change...
Avexir did inform me they use a not so sticky thermal pad so everyone can have ease of mind, but personally I did not like this as it felt just too easy to remove and some may be scared to this happening such as possibilities of Voiding warranty ect.
Seeing how it performs, I do not have a variety to work with so I did a stand alone this time with this memory.
all memory sometimes need better tweaking so I do not advise you to use my settings, but more to get a idea what the memory can do.
Using MaxxMem, I ran Benchmarks at 3 Different speeds, First at XMP default, Then 1866OC as well as a 2133OC.
Going from the pictures you can see below the timings were not that bad, and I ran all at 1.5v, Of course.
With each OC, You gained performance and better latency even if by a little.
So in general, I feel these are a great start for people looking to learn while also having multipurpose use, and of course the eye candy in the system.
Using my results, you can possibly compare them to other memory on the market to see if it's worth buying for the speed as well as the appearance.
So to end the review…
Overall, I enjoyed the time I spent with this kit because it showed a Variety, and had great features for a lot of different buyers.
It overclocked well enough to where even I who can't overclock if my life depended on it could get a pretty solid OC.
Performance wise, it was above average from what I seen on the market. Not looking too hard into it but still seeing in my eyes they were outperforming competitors in some areas with similar speeds and timings.
There's really not much to say besides this is Great performing memory, that has more than one use and looks great doing them.
For my rating I have to give it a 4.5/5
This is one of my better experiences with memory, and while the lighting adds to the wow factor, it does not take away performance and it looks great doing its job.
The memory also comes with a Lifetime warranty which stands behind their product. Of course warranties don't usually cover damage you cause so be sure to read the terms!
With their designs to match motherboards of the buyers, it appeals very well to companies and consumers who use the memory.
One major thing I would probably wish they would look into is possibly getting better screws or screw setup for the memory heatspreader, as they felt like they stay loose and can easily be lost and just as bad stripped easily. Also a possibility as to why the heatspreader would slide off incase they loosened over time.
Regarding pricing, you need to check out Avexirs website, as they have not hit E-Tailers Yet, But a kit can cost from around 80$ and upwards, depending Customization as well as Speed/Timings.
Avexir offers special customization's like their core series regarding Dynamic and Static LED's, Part Model with your Name or a different customization like your business for example.
•LED's for lighting (not too bright)
•Each memory type matches it's motherboard
•Easily Removable Heatspreader
•lifetime warranty
•build quality
•Static and Dynamic lighting options (LED Stays on/LED Blinks)
•Customization (through Avexir website)
•Non-sticky thermal pads
•Pricing can get costly (depending on customization as well from avexir website)
•screws seemed cheap (for removing the heatspreader)


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When such consolidations are launched merely to increase profit margin of one company over another — without regard to long-term impact — they can be detrimental.
When such consolidations are driven by a desire to meet community need, they can be as customer friendly as they are business savvy.
Obviously, the fiscal bottom line must always play a significant role in the decision to merge existing businesses, but a transaction announced last week by our newspaper goes far beyond dollars and cents — in our opinion — because it takes into account what is supposed to be a longstanding priority ... customer service.
We refer to the purchase of Serenity Funeral Home from West Tennessee Funeral Associates by Mark Grissom, owner of Grissom Funeral Home, an established member of Cleveland's widely respected collection of bereavement and funeral operations.
The net result of the buy is a single business now professionally licensed as Grissom-Serenity Funeral Home and Cremation Services.
Before continuing, let us be clear. This is not an endorsement of one Cleveland-based funeral home over another. Truth be told, our community — and specifically our families — are blessed to be served by several excellent, and dependable, bereavement services. To rank one above the rest would be a disservice to the collective group.
Most have served the Cleveland community for decades. All enjoy a positive image throughout Bradley County and well beyond our borders.
Our purpose is this. We wish to recognize the importance of local business and the downhome services that are provided to our downhome residents.
A local funeral home (Grissom), with long-established roots in Cleveland, has acquired another (Serenity) whose base operates from the other end of our proud state. In our way of thinking, local is good. Local means Bradley Countians providing professional services to Bradley Countians.
Serenity was already a quality operation.
Grissom was already a quality operation.
Marry the two and they give birth to a professional service that accents a growing trend in bereavement services; that is, the ability to provide quality customer care with options that are both family-sensitive and budget-friendly.
In the words of Mark Grissom himself, who announced the business transaction in last Sunday's edition of the Cleveland Daily Banner, "I've been in the funeral business for over 30 years and I have seen the industry change dramatically over the last five years. Families are looking for a better value, especially in the area of better cost, and families want to keep expenses down."
Because of funeral costs, cremation rates in Tennessee reportedly are on the rise. This points to the significance of the Grissom and Serenity transaction. Serenity offered low-cost options. Grissom provided more than 25 years of quality service. The tandem, now operating under a new and single name, will offer a broader array of services.
Much the same could be said should other existing bereavement professionals in Cleveland find ways to leverage natural synergies — whether in service, cost, options ... or, a combination of all.
Truly, as Grissom suggested, the funeral industry is changing. It must change because families are finding themselves more and more stretched financially. And it is Cleveland area families who are keeping local bereavement services afloat.
We cannot overemphasize this point. Residents of our community have options when planning for the inevitability of family loss: Fike Funeral Home, Ralph Buckner Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Jim Rush Funeral Homes, Companion Funeral and Cremation Service, Dotson and Sons Funeral Home and Patton Funeral Home.
And now, add Grissom-Serenity Funeral Home and Cremation Services to the list.
Cleveland is a growing community. Bradley County is becoming more and more a destination of choice ... by retirees, by new workers and by anyone wishing a fresh start and a wholesome life.
This points to the ever-increasing need for quality bereavement services. We believe our community ranks among the best in delivering such professionalism.
We congratulate Grissom-Serenity for embracing the future; we thank Cleveland's full gamut of caregivers for giving us peace of mind and warmth of heart.
Such expectation comes with being a part of "The City With Spirit."


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Hey Gamers
I went to Spiel in Essen in 2012 for the first time and I saw on the overview before I came that fantasyflight games had a big stand there, so I was very looking forward to ses you guys there and get to play some of you cool games, but to my BIG dissopointment is was only your Germany partners there where there and even worse all the games where only in Germany ??? Why only have the Germans copy of the games to the biggest board game fair in the world where over half the guest there speaks English ?? I ask them but the could not give me an answer so I'm hoping to get one for you guys ?
I'm sure I was not the only one who been coming to Spiel in Essen and got dissoponintet
Best regards
Why is fantasyflight games not at Spiel in Essen ?
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