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Echo Iris Garden order arrived! (albeit 10 days ago, oops my post is late) I have been trying to catch up with my daylily planting and (still haven't) so I've still not planted these (oops again).
I was thrilled with this order also! Ernie Koch is such a nice & friendly person! And the Iris are beautiful. Great bonuses as well. And at the last minute I asked could he please add another, Persian Berry as I was afraid the one I currently have was making a trek to the other side. But like me it fooled everyone and pulled thru and is growing again! Woo hoo, I do love that one! But he gave that one to me as well! If you are considering buying from him you won't be disappointed! But can you guess which ones I was most excited about? Yes, the PBF's!
Well, it's late now, good thing I'm not driving tomorrow or I'd be pulling over in the emergency lane for a nap! Hubby will drive and I will nap! Ah sounds like a plan... lol And these were packed in excelsior too. I love that stuff! Have a superb weekend everyone!
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avoid at all cost it is filthy and discusting why i paid god only knows but i am paying for it now with my tummy and a report to east cambs health and saftey is on its way it sould be closed
avoid at all cost it is filthy and discusting why i paid god only knows but i am paying for it now with my tummy and a report to east cambs health and saftey is on its way it sould be closed
I am a little confused about the name of this restaurant since it seems to go by Gourmet Plaza and Wok Eatery, either way you couldn't tell from their shop front as some of the signage is missing. Perhaps we should have taken this as a sign not to eat there. We went for a quick meal last night, which... More
Welcomed by a plastic basket of prawn crackers and dry veg which were moved from another table to ours. Food was undercooked, tasteless and cold. Very disappointing. When I complained to the waitress, she was incredibly rude and told me the food was fine, and that my complaint was unjustified. She then said she didn't expect to see me and... More
Me and my family and friends come here frequently, at least a couple of times a month and we love it. The food is great, the service is friendly and it is good value.
Excellent range of food, all you can eat buffet, great value for money. Friendly staff, always willing to help. Great service. You couldn't ask for more :)
I must say that I frequently go in there and I have never had a bad meal. Their food is always nice, the staff are friendly towards everybody towards the children especially which is nice. The food is fresh, hot and frequently replenished. A definate must visit!
I went to Gourmet plaza for my friends birthday. All you can eat buffet, includes a wide range of foods.Quite tasty foods including sushi, duck pancakes and a great chicken satay (perfect to dip in chips!). Although mushrooms were very slimy! It has a ice cream machine with toffee bananas and fruit salad that the kids will love!! Service good.... More
Gourmet Plaza staff is very nice. The buffet always have many different meat, seafood and vegetable dishes to choose from. I love their self-made ice cream from the Ice cream making machine. Our family eat there almost every week. We often get take away from them as well. Most importantly, their enviornment is very nicely decorated and clean.
We eat here on a Saturday sometimes as you can always guarantee a seat and hot food. This is a Chinese buffet restaurant, which is small but adequate for a cheap meal out. The restaurant has only a small number of tables and is served by a few server tables at the back. They serve a good variety of chinese... More
arrived as 1st customer with my daughter, staff very courteous, had to waut for a few minutes as being 1st customers but this did not retract from our experience just reinforced the feeling that the staff cared for their customers, food was good and very fresh, good value for money am taking my son there for his 1st restaurant meal.
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Teen Gets Probation In Minn. Crash That Killed 3
A Lewiston-Altura student has been sentenced to three years probation in last year's crash that killed three classmates and injured a fourth in southeastern Minnesota.
Teen Sentenced To Probation In Crash That Killed 3
A 17-year-old man was sentenced on Thursday for his role in a drag-racing crash that killed three girls in April 2010.
Man Sentenced For Stealing From Deceased Couple's Home
A 29-year-old Newport man has been sentenced for stealing more than $1,000 in items from the home of an elderly couple who had passed away.
Minn. Lawmaker On Probation For DWI Pulled Over
A state lawmaker on probation for a drunken-driving offense was stopped Wednesday on a possible violation of court conditions barring alcohol use and drinking and driving.
Man Convicted Of Sexual Assault Gets Probation
A Minnesota man convicted of entering a locked house and sexually assaulting a woman who was sleeping has been sentenced to home monitoring and probation.
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Johnny Depp, Owen Wilson, Jude Law among an ensemble cast approached for Wes Anderson's next film
'Moonrise Kingdom' filmmaker could have an even bigger cast for his next venture.
After delivering a charming and bonafide hit with 'Moonrise Kingdom' a few weeks earlier, Wes Anderson's next film is said to be 'not family friendly'. But by the looks of it, it will also have the best ensemble cast that the director has ever assembled for his film.
Twitchfilm reports that the acclaimed director has visited and approached a bunch of high profile actors for roles in his next venture and here is the list of the actors that it includes – Johnny Depp, Owen Wilson, Bill Murray, Edward Norton, Jude Law, Jeff Goldblum, Adrien Brody, Willem Dafoe and Angela Lansbury. Of course, Johnny Depp is the biggest name of the bunch and it only fits for him to do a movie with Anderson since both love quirky material. Most of the others are regulars of the actor, but some other surprises mean that this could potentially be a huge cast. If everyone signs on, that is.
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35 Then Philip started to speak - beginning with that passage, he went on to tell him the Good News about Yeshua. | 35 Then Philip began with that very passage of Scripture and told him the good news about Jesus. |
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This is my house, built in 1928. It is very red brick with white trim. Can someone tell me the style? I've been looking everywhere for a house like it and have come up empty handed! I'm so frustrated. We are trying to pick an exterior trim color to go with the white windows we inherited and also a color to paint the floor of the porch and the steps. I want something either dark gray or very dark brown. My husband wants lighter gray but I think that would just be blah. Any help would be appreciated! |
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It's pretty much a standard Craftsman bungalow ... columns on porch with short wall, arched support for porch roof, that little clipped gable over the top window (attic? second floor?). they often had greys, greens and grey-blue exterior trim. http://www.antiquehomestyle.com/styles/stylehistory.htm is a good resource |
- Posted by sombreuil_mongrel (My Page) on Tue, Sep 3, 13 at 21:52
It's a brick bungalow, but with a british (tudor revival/cottage) accent. Casey |
- Posted by kimberlymarie30 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 4, 13 at 8:27
Thanks for the replies! Yes, the little clipped roof is the second floor. I think that is what threw me off the most when looking for a certain "style". I want a color that is more earth tone for the trim. The trim looks white in these photos but the trim at the top of the porch wall and along all the windows is sky blue. I would like something that is dark brownish gray or dark slate gray? We are planning on building a cedar pergola to the left of the porch overhang, covering the portion of the porch that is not under roof. We are also planning to replace the old metal railing on the stairs with wood railing and posts. We love craftsman style and I want to emphasize that aspect of the architecture. |
- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Wed, Sep 4, 13 at 11:27
http://www.flickr.com/photos/daily-bungalow/sets/72157607492336114/ TONS of period paint color schemes! they were not afraid of color. |
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@Gef the Talking Mongoose One of my favorite books, THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT, a collection of upstate new york ghost stories from the 1950's, includes this passage:
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I hear that apple cider donuts have this same effect.
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I'm going to Carb using Bottling Sugar in my Keg. I've searched many threads on this web-site and am unclear on 1 detail. I've read to use half of what I would for bottling. My question is do I mix half the sugar in the normal amount of water I usually use, boil it, cool it down and then dump it in? Or, do I use Half the sugar and half the water, boil, cool and dump? Or maybe I can skip that step of pre-boiling the sugar and water before cooling and dumping into my Keg, and just dump the sugar straight into my Beer? Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.
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As I understand it, what you are trying to do is put the sugar in suspension, and mix thoroughly. I would say it wouldn't really matter to reduce the amount of water you boil, and it wouldn't hurt either, so long as it is enough to dissolve the sugar in adequately. I wouldn't toss raw sugar in, as it may have a hard time suspending in the wort and mixing adequately at a cooler temperature. It is a dissacharide, but boiling in water does nothing that I am aware of to invert the glucose and fructose, while the acidity of wort normally would. The yeast will work a bit harder and invert it themselves, but you want it to be evenly distributed throughout the beer, and suspended well, I would think. Although in a Keg situation, the yeast would still attack the non-suspended sugar just as eagerly, and then cause carbonation in the entirity of the keg. So perhaps it is not so important, now I just relish in my own ignorance. Though you'd prolly be better off to wait for someone who is smarter than I.
I use about 2 ounces of sugar, give or take, and one cup of water. Boil for fifteen minutes then add to my keg. I rack my beer over the sugar and then purge my headspace in the keg. I then roll the leg a bit to mix the sugar in. Make sure you purge the oxygen first before you roll!
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I wouldn't worry too much about cooling the solution after boiling. A cup or so of boiling water in 5 gallons of cold beer will barely change the temperature at all. Sure, the first yeasties to hit the hot solution will get cooked, but there'll be plenty more to back 'em up. Also, be sure to leave a little bit of pressure in the keg after purging the headspace. A lot of kegs don't like to seal without 5 psi or so in 'em, so If you just pull the blow off valve after purging, all your waiting for the natural conditioning will be for naught.
Okay, so I'f I boil half the amount of Sugar in with the normal amount of water I use, then dump that into my Keg, Siphon in my beer, blast it w/30 PSI to set the lid and leave it alone for a couple months I should have good Carbination when I'm ready to drink it in June? (Making 5 Kegs for the National Home Brewers Conference in Seattle this year!) Thanks for the responses.
Don't forget to purge the headspace, not just seat the lid. I put 30PSI on it, then vent. Repeat twice, then you should be good. The first pint or two will pour cloudy.
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It will only take 3 or 4 weeks to carb. After it's carbed throw the keg in you fridge and condition it.


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Thank you, updating the BIOS did the trick!
Hi guys,
I have a weird issue since changing my computer's hardware partially.
The boot process idles and seems to await me pressing the enter button about 10 times every boot up. I can see the...
Recently I tried 2.6.35. There are new power saving options for ati graphics cards, still there's no increase in uptime on battery.
Also standby does not work, display stays black after waking up...
IT WORKS! I deselected "force full gpu scaling" (was activated by default) and now I can enjoy full hd @ 60Hz.
Thank you!
I tried using the windows edid file (shouldn't it be the same?) and got 60 Hz available for choosing in the display settings configuration tool, but it wasn't apllied...
I looked at the edid:
monitor-get-edid | monitor-parse-edid
Name: SHARP HDMI
EISA ID: SHP0ffd
Screen size: 82.0 cm x 46.0 cm (37.02 inches, aspect ratio 16/9 = 1.78)
Gamma: 2.2
I created a new xorg.conf using the commands you provied.
Still my monitor keep staying at 50Hz, also according to nvidia-settings.
And personally I notice it by watching videos and starring at it...
Ok thanks, I used your modeline and at least I can log in again. However still at 50Hz.
Don't know what exactly the relevant lines would be, so here is the whole Xorg.0.log:
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thanks for your reply.
Here form my Xorg.0.log:
(II) Mar 28 20:29:08 NVIDIA(0): NVIDIA GPU GeForce 8800 GTS 512 (G92) at PCI:1:0:0 (GPU-0)
(--) Mar 28 20:29:08 NVIDIA(0): Memory: 524288...
Thanks very much, that and a reboot did the trick.
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I'm new to this forum and already asking so many questions. Hope you don't mind.
I've a Nvidia GTS 8800 PCIE on an Asrock Dual SataII connected to a Sharp Aquos 32" LCD TV. I tried open...
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I've an asrock dual sata II mainboard, with 2 sata and 1 sataII port, and fedora 12 installed on one of the sata hds.
my problem is that one of the sata hds is always detected as...
Since I switch off the discrete card during boot process (/etc/rc.d/c.local) the fan stays quiet.
Ok, that would explain the error message ;)
Hibernate works, but the fan stays at full speed.
btw: suspend and hibernate didn't work before, so I guess it's an issue with...
however suspend mode does not work. fan is running at full speed and the display stays blank.
Anyone else experiencing the same problem? (asus m51ta (hd 3200 + hd 3650))
it really DOES work! awesome!
battery performance increased from 1h to 2h (as in windows)
although the command "install mkinitrd" didn't work.
install mkinitrd
install: missing...
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I've got the same laptop as rmartinez and I'm very grateful for your advices so far.
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Miami-Dade Class of 2014 - Pre-Summer Top 50
As we have for the past 40 years, our objective to evaluate and rate players takes us year round.
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1. Ermon Lane, WR, 6-2, 200, Homestead: Has been at the head of the class since the end of his sophomore year. Not only a quality receiver, but a major weapon on special teams. Will emerge as the No. 1 pass catcher nationally.
2. Dalvin Cook, RB/S, 5-11, 195, Miami Central: If there is a football player who his faster and can make an impact on both sides of the ball like this University of Florida-bound athlete, we have not watched him play. Not only is he one of the best runners in the country, but is a quality safety as well.
3. Joseph Yearby, RB, 5-9, 190, Miami Central: Pure offense every time he puts his hands on the ball. This University of Miami commit has been dazzling opponents with his skills since his youth football days. A very unique football talent who always elevates those around him. Can return kicks with the best of them.
4. Travonte Valentine, DL, 6-4, 295, Hialeah Champagnat: Welcome to south Florida to one of the nation's premier defense linemen. This is going to be one of those prospects who will do some amazing things this coming year for the Lions. Central Florida's No. 1 prospect heads south - and is expected to make a difference.
5. Michael Smith, OLB, 6-2, 205, Miami Northwestern: One of the most complete defensive football players you will see. A cat-quick athlete who has the speed and athletic ability to be a dominating player. Will leave no doubt after watching him play.
6. Treon Harris, QB, 6-0, 200, Miami Booker T. Washington: One of the most athletic football players you will find anywhere in this country. Here is a very disciplined athlete who creates with his physical abilities as well as his experience of being around the game all of his life.
7. Quinton Flowers, QB, 5-11, 195, Miami Jackson: Has shown over and over again that he is as good as you get at any level. While national analysts are consumed with his lack of height, he is still the best run/pass prospect that you will find anywhere. College coaches have already backed that up.
8. Steve Ishmael, WR, 6-2, 170, North Miami Beach: If you ask high school coaches who one of the most versatile football prospects is this coming season, this is the answer you get over and over again. He makes catches and gets in the end zone on offense. Defensively, he will pick your pocket - in a hurry!
9. Chad Thomas, DE, 6-5, 240, Miami Booker T. Washington: Has grown into quite a prospect with speed, strength and the ability to read offenses among his positive calling cards. While he has come a long way in two years, the best is yet to come from this gifted student/athlete.
10. JoJo Robinson, WR/DB, 6-1, 165, Miami Northwestern: There is no current football player in this class who has been on the radar screen longer than this one-time youth football standout who has been a huge part of the Bulls the past two years. This is a big season for this FSU commit.
11. Nigel Patten, DB, 5-9, 175, Miami Booker T. Washington: Having watched some of the top defensive backs in the state perform, this is one who has elevated himself to a position where everyone has taken notice of his tremendous cover skills and athletic ability.
12. Deatrick Nichols, DB, 5-10, 180, Miami Central: Headed to the University of South Florida next year, this is easily one of the most physical and dependable cornerbacks as you will find. Drew every tough opponent last year - and without question - answered all the challenges.
13. Tyre Brady, WR, 6-4, 205, Homestead South Dade: The question everyone wants to know is when is this one-time youth standout going to put it ALL together? If he does, this is someone who has the chance to be very special, and will end up leaving no doubt how dominating he can be.
14. Trevor Darling, OL, 6-5, 315, Miami Central: Committing to the University of Miami nearly two years ago, this steady and quality line prospect continues to get better and work harder as the Rockets look for yet another state championship. A very impressive athlete.
15. Michael Johnson, S, 6-3, 190, Hialeah Champagnat Catholic: Heading to Louisville next year, this is yet another of those gifted prospect who has proven that he can play this game at a very high level. Has the chance to dominate for years to come as he puts on more weight.
16. Lamar Parker, WR, 5-8, 160, Miami Booker T. Washington: One of the fastest and sure-handed of all receivers, nobody creates more of a mismatch than he does. His speed, ability to run routes and put the ball in the end zone makes him very special and attractive to all colleges.
17. Jacob McCrary, WR, 6-0, 175, Miami Coral Reef: One of the more dependable athletes who originally committed to FSU, this is indeed one of those gifted talents who can lineup as a receiver or a defensive back and make a huge impact for the Barracudas.
18. Henderson Gray, WR, 5-10, 175, Miami Monsignor Pace: Yet another of those gifted youth football players who has found his way to that next level, this is a tremendous talent who is a solid receiver and superb athlete. Comes from a very athletic family who has played this game for a long time.
19. Kendrick Edwards, WR, 6-6, 185, Miami Norland: This is certainly the year when this quality football talent begins to pull away from the pack. His ability to make catches against any defensive back is one of the reasons why he was a favorite of colleges this past spring. His best his yet to come.
20. Franklyn Labady, RB, 5-7, 170, Hialeah Champagnat Catholic: Making his move over from Edison this year will be huge for one of the area's most dynamic athletes who has lifted programs on his back before - in high school and at the youth level. A big time athlete who could have a huge season for the Lions.
21. Trumaine Washington, DB, 5-11, 170, Miami Killian: Still remains as one of the most dependable and athletic football prospects in an area that annually produces such tremendous talent. His quickness and athletic ability combined with his knowledge of the game has made him the total prospect.
22. Trayon Gray, QB/Athlete, 5-11, 190, Miami Carol City: It's a simple task for this tremendous talent. If you stay healthy and on the football field, you will be a big time prospect and have every college looking in your direction. The next few months will be major in his development.
23. Chris Worton, WR, 6-0, 170, Homestead South Dade: An early FSU commit, the only thing that stands in the way of this tremendous athlete being that player everyone believes he should is staying healthy and on the field. He creates mismatches because of his skill level, toughness and quickness.
24. Stanley Clerveaux, WR, 6-3, 185, North Miami: Has emerged into one of the top prospects the Pioneers have produced in years. A quick and dependable pass catcher who can get the ball in the end zone. If he remains on the field, his team has a better chance to improve.
25. Nicodem Pierre, QB, 6-2, 185, Miami Coral Reef: After two solid seasons, this is still one of the prize quarterbacks in the region. A very strong throwing arm, coupled with his ability to run the ball and read defenses has made him special.
26. Greg Howell, RB, 6-0, 205, Coral Gables: One of the big backs in the region who has attracted plenty of attention in the off season with his work ethic, speed and ability to play this game at a high level. Coaching has been huge in his development as well.
27. Odis Grimes, WR, 6-4, 210, Miami Northwestern: Will finally get his chance - after making the move over from Edison - to show how impressive he can be. Is expected to be one of the Bulls' main options this year, using his size, athletic ability and off season experience as a springboard.
28. Cornelius Floyd, WR/DB, 6-1, 175, Miami Gulliver Prep: This is one of those quality football players we have been on since his youth football days. A very gifted football talent who dominates as a receiver as well as in the defensive secondary. A quality young man as well.
29. Alin Edouard, QB, 6-2, 180, Hialeah: This current University of Miami commit has had quite a year, showcasing his skills all over the southeast, and now as his final season is here, he has the chance to get better and lead his team to that elusive district title.
30. Marcus Leslie, DB, 5-10, 180, Miami Coral Reef: This is one of those football talents who has worked hard to put himself in a position where colleges came through and were impressed at what they watched. His play as a junior also drew him an Under Armour Combine invite.
31. Krondis Larry, RB, 5-8, 160, Miami Booker T. Washington: Talk about a banner year for an athlete, this is one of the fastest football players in south Florida, who helped his team capture a 4A title, win a state track crown in the 4x100 and have numerous colleges checking him out.
32. Antwan Cordy, Athlete, 5-9, 175, Homestead South Dade: There are very few high school football players who have the impact on the field that this young man does. His ability to be shut down top receivers from his cornerback position as well as a special teams standout has turned games around.
33. Frank Newman, LB, 5-11, 200, Homestead: This one-time young Palmetto High standout has reached his senior season, and now, schools have finally noticed what everyone has been raving about. This is a physical football player who has the athletic ability to be very special. Keep an eye on his progress.
34. Michael Smith, OL, 6-3, 295, Miami Central: One of the most athletic football players on a line that has more than its share of quality talent. Speed, strength and athletic ability have pushed this young man into the spotlight. Will emerge as one of the elite big men.
35. A'lique Terry, OL, 6-2, 280, Hialeah: Talk about a well-rounded and complete football prospect. Not only does he get it done in the classroom, but has been around the game long enough to call plays from the line of scrimmage. A very valuable prospect to have on any team.
36. Andrew Soroh, S, 6-2, 190, Hialeah American: After a solid junior season, and an off season that has helped to thrust him into the spotlight, this is a talent who is ready to make that senior year very special. A rangy safety who can cover as well as be very physical.
37. Henry Bussey, RB, 5-9, 180, Hialeah: Here may be one of the most productive running backs this coming season for a number of reasons. Not only is he quick and elusive, but has worked hard - at Plantation American Heritage and Hialeah - to be among the best.
38. Lashone Garnett, RB, 5-8, 185, Miami Southridge: Another of those football players who has worked hard to get better, his many off season MVP awards, coupled with his ability to run the ball from the line of scrimmage and catch out of the backfield, has made him someone to keep an eye on.
39. Anthony Wint, LB, 6-0, 215, Homestead: One of the most physical and athletic of all linebackers has the chance to to become one of the best around. After last year's learning experience, this is someone who has that ability to lift the program up. he is up for the challenge.
40. Albert Smalls, DB, 5-10, 180, Miami Monsignor Pace: After spending the past two years at Miramar Everglades, this is a defensive back prospect that really gives the Spartans a major lift. He is a tremendous football talent who has been around this game for a long time.
41. Hunter Boyett, QB, 6-0, 200, Miami Westminster Christian: Injured early last season, here is a player who really has the chance to make the most impact of anyone in south Florida. Has everything you are looking for in a prospect, and if everything goes as planned for the Warriors, this could be a lights out season!
42. Taron James, QB, 5-11, 185, Miami Norland: One of the under the radar players in the county, but after watching him play, this is indeed someone that every opponent has to pay full attention to. A very athletic and gifted prospect who is getting better all the time.
43. Matthew Colominas, DE, 6-2, 223, Miami Killian: Having had the pleasure of watching this quality football talent the past two years, this is definitely the year that he starts to turn the corner. A very gifted football talent who has elevated his game with a strong off season.
44. Reginald Bain, OL, 6-4, 265, Miami Central: Yet another piece of the talented and impressive front for the Rockets. This is one of the players we watched over the past two seasons and came away sold on what he does to block for one of the best running games in the country.
45. Jakhari Bolton, OL, 6-5, 275, Miami Killian: Here is one of those quality athletes who didn't get the publicity he deserves the past year, but that will all change as he has the opportunity to gain plenty of exposure during the season ahead. Very strong and superb footwork.
46. Nathaniel Terry, WR, 6-5, 190, Homestead South Dade: This is just another in the many tall and versatile receivers this program has in it's offensive attack. Stretches defenses with his knack of making catches up field and in traffic. Is a very valuable cog on the offense.
47. Jamal Adjamah, RB, 5-8, 180, Miami Southridge: Like his running mate, Garnett, here is a solid football player who has made a solid impact on the football field - as well as getting it done in the classroom. A fast, elusive back who continues to make major strides.
48. Ryan Mayes, S, 6-0, 185, Miami Northwestern: After a solid junior season at Dr. Krop, he makes his way to play for the Bulls - and in the process - brings a lot of athleticism with him. A very rangy safety who makes plays, improving with a solid off season and spring.
49. Raul Diaz, OL, 6-2, 275, Miami Central: This completes one of the most impressive offensive lines in the state of Florida. This very athletic and strong center gives the Rockets a force in the middle on offense. One of the most technically sound of all linemen in Miami-Dade County.
50. Nick McBeath, OLB, 6-1, 195, Miami Christopher Columbus: Talk to anyone who played the Explorers last year and all will tell you that this the prospect who made the most impact. A hard working outside linebacker who will once again be among the elite tacklers on the team.
Broward Class of 2014 - Pre-Summer Top 50
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Broward Class of 2014 - Pre-Summer Top 50
As we have for the past 40 years, our objective to evaluate and rate players takes us year round.
With south Florida being in the spotlight when it comes to football - and recruiting - these lists have become so important when giving colleges an idea of what prospects continue to rise in this very competitive region. It is also a place where those who recruit national check out the top prospects as well.
While rankings are subjective, many who do them are not aware that when they put out their list of prospects, it is something that is taken very serious - as alumni start to put pressure of their colleges and universities to recruit certain players because they are rated high.
Viewing and rating prospects on just film can come with many pitfalls. Listening to fans, parents and high school coaches, who boast about their athletes, is also very dangerous when it comes to listing prospects.
Our formula has been simple. For over 40 years, we see the prospects live and in person and have a better basis in which to rate and compare. In addition, we have tracked and followed many from the time they began playing at the very competitive youth leagues.
While we will never take anyone's opinion away, the success rate that we have when putting these lists together is simply unmatched, and for that reason, we continue to produce them at the local, regional and state level with the accuracy that fans, college coaches and others who follow recruiting are comfortable with.
We will re-rank these players right before the season begins - as we watch camps, 7-on-7 events and several workout sessions.
If you see a player you want us to continue to watch, just drop Larry Blustein a note at email@example.com.
1. Sony Michel, RB, 5-11, 210, Plantation American Heritage: Has the been Florida's most promising prospect for 5 years now, and this Georgia commit is still among the best. Should have a huge season.
2. Anthony Moten, DL, 6-3, 280, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas: Headed to the University of Florida next year, this three year varsity starter continues to make a huge impact. One of the toughest players on a very impressive unit.
3. Brandon Powell, RB, 5-8, 175, Deerfield Beach: Was there a better all-around running back last year in Broward County? Here is the total package of athleticism and grades in the classroom. One of the most recruited athletes in Florida.
4. Khairi Clark, DL, 6-2, 325, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna: After beginning his career as a freshman at Hialeah American, this quality line prospect begins his third year as a force for the Lions. He can be dominating.
5. Corey Holmes, WR, 6-2, 180, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas: From the first time he played at the varsity level, there was little doubt that this was going to be a very special player. He has the chance to be very good!
6. Chris Lammons, Athlete, 5-9, 185, Plantation: Easily one of Florida's top athletes who plays quarterback for the Colonels, but projects as a defensive cornerback who could emerge as one of the best in the country.
7. Quincy Wilson, DB, 6-2, 200, Fort Lauderdale University School: This big and physical cornerback has been getting the job done since his freshman year. Has emerged into one of the best in Florida.
8. Trevon Lee, WR, 6-1, 175, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons: No receiver had a better all-around spring. This is a difference maker who combines speed and outstanding route-running abilities. Will name his school.
9. Richard Yeargin, III, OLB, 6-4, 225, Fort Lauderdale University School: Heading to his third school in four years, this is a gifted athlete who has emerged as one of the most promising prospects around.
10. Mardre London, RB, 6-1, 200, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas: This one-time Arkansas youth standout has now found a place as workhorse and power back for one of the nation's best teams.
11. Al Harris, DB, 5-11, 176, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas: Easily one of the most technically sound defensive back prospects who has learned a lot of from watching and doing. Big time potential.
12. Jaboree Williams, LB, 6-1, 215, Fort Lauderdale: Not since Dimitri Stewart (Northeast) took the country by storm has a prospect come out of nowhere. Headed to Wake Forest, this will be a huge season ahead!
13. Marquese Dudley-Gordon, S/RB, 5-11, 180, Weston Cypress Bay: No matter if it's at the safety position - or as a running back, where he filled in last year, this will be the heartbeat for the rebuilding Lightning this season.
14. Sean White, QB, 6-2, 200, Fort Lauderdale University: After a tremendous three years at Chaminade-Madonna, setting records, this gifted prospects ties his talents to control the offense for last year's 3A state champs.
15. Peyton Bender, QB, 6-2, 185, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons: By the end of the season, this could be the top rated quarterback in Florida. Headed to Washington State next year, nobody made more of an off season impact!
16. Nick Linder, OL, 6-3, 280, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas: Following in the talented footsteps of his brother, this University of Miami commit has big time potential and leadership. Has emerged as one of the elite big men.
17. Isaiah McKenzie, Athlete, 5-8, 165, Plantation American Heritage: If you have watched him play, nobody has to remind you how gifted he is. This is instant offense and special teams. Big time play-maker who will make a difference.
18. Ravian Pierce, TE, 6-4, 215, Plantation: While he still has plenty to work on for the future, this is a prospect who has the size, speed, strength and athletic ability to compete against anyone. This is huge year.
20. John Battle IV, S, 6-1, 180, Hallandale: Nobody has done more to state his case as a top prospect than this gifted student/athlete who has combed his football skills with his track speed and work ethic.
21. Terry McCray, OLB, 6-2, 220, Pompano Beach Blanche Ely: Easily one of the top players that has flown under the radar. When all is said and done, this is one of those prospects who will be an elite player.
22. George Rushing, WR, 6-1, 180, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons: Proving that off season work and conditioning can get you better, this Louisville commit has emerged into a player to keep an eye on.
23. Derrick Tindal, DB, 5-11, 170, Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson: If you are looking for a player who will make an impact - and rise toward the top 10, this is him. A very athletic and gifted prospect who makes a difference.
24. Jon Jackson, DB, 5-10, 180, Hallandale: One of the most talented and athletic players on a very impressive team, watch for this gifted athlete to lend a hand as a receiver this year as well for the Chargers.
25. Sifo Pierre, OL, 6-4, 330, Coral Springs Taravella: Linemen never get the recognition they deserve, but if you watch a player like this for any length of time, you have to be sold on what he brings to the table. A very athletic player.
26. Chris Taylor, WR, 6-1, 180, Coconut Creek N. Broward Prep: Another of the many prospects who used the off season as a springboard to his success. Headed to Duke University next year, his speed and football skill level have been very impressive.
27. Emmanuel Soto, WR, 6-2, 175, Fort Lauderdale University School: After a tremendous junior season in which he led the Suns to a 3A state title, this quality football talent is back and will be a major force this coming season.
28. Ryan Crozier, OL, 6-2, 275, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas: Another of those under the radar linemen who is big, strong, athletic and has been taught as well as any high school athlete to play a key role for the defending 7A state champs.
29. Harry Dumervil, OL, 6-8, 370, Oakland Park Northeast: We continue to say it over and over again, but when this "big man" puts it all together, it will be fun to watch. He just needs to get more playing experience and continue to work on being more technically sound.
30. LaJuan Hunt, RB, 5-8, 190, Fort Lauderdale University School: Having played at a high level since his youth football days, this is indeed one of those top players who can bust out at any time. Has everything you look for in a total back.
31. Alex Thomas, WR, 6-1, 185, Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna: When people say that a school like Bowling Green "stole" this prospect, they were not kidding. This is a big time player who gets it done as a receiver and on special teams.
32. Juwan Dowels, DB, 5-8, 175, Davie Western: A very athletic and technically sound defensive back prospect who continues to get better, going against some of the top competition around. Can really make an impact this year.
33. Wade Freebeck, QB, 6-4, 200, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas: After making the move over from Western this year, the main objective for this talented quarterback is to stay healthy and in the lineup.
34. Randy Ramsey, S, 6-3, 210, Fort Lauderdale Dillard: Now that he has made the move away from cornerback, this tremendous talent remains as the elite hitter on defense in Broward County. Has one of the most physical games anywhere.
35. Justin Morgan, Athlete, 5-10, 170, Deerfield: Never heard of this impressive talent? That's okay. By the end of the 2013 season, he may be the prospect to make the highest jump in Broward County. Big time potential.
36. Carter Jacobs, S, 6-1, 200, Plantation American Heritage: If you push this impressive talent off to the side and treat him like just any other player, you will lose the battle. He is fast, strong and knows how to play football. Will be among the leading tacklers for the Patriots.
37. Andre Godfrey Jr., DB, 6-1, 180, Miramar: Another of those physical, but very skilled football talents that Broward County produces. This is truly a superb athlete who can cover as well as help play the run.
38. Dennis Turner, WR, 5-11, 175, Fort Lauderdale Dillard: Looking for an under the radar kind of receiver who will make THAT catch? Here he is - and very few people understand that he could emerges as one of the best by the end of the season.
39. Edgar Cerenord, DL, 6-1, 285, Plantation American Heritage: They have been watching this quality nose tackle for the past five months - after he has blown up at various testing events. Colleges love his work ethic and strength.
40. Kenneth Rawls, 6-1, 185, WR, Blanche Ely: Yet another one of those receivers who you want on 4th down and 10 to make that one catch. He is skilled, athletic and has a great desire to play this game at a high level - for a long time.
41. Kendon Davis, WR, 6-3, 190, Oakland Park Northeast: We have said all along that while Stacy Coley was getting all the ink, this is the Hurricane who proved that he could stand up against defensive back. It's simple: stay healthy and you will emerge.
42. Tyler Sayles, OL/DL, 6-3, 235, Deerfield Beach: Every college who came through talked about a number of quality athletes in south Florida, but when it came to this two-way prospect, everyone wanted to boast about his future. One that has plenty of promise.
43. Deion Hallmon, DB, 5-10, 180, Weston Cypress Bay: Has been on the radar for almost two years now, and for that reason, much is expected from this gifted football player. Has a very solid off season.
44. Nigel Kemp, OL, 6-1, 303, Miramar Everglades: Another of those young men who has been on the radar screen for several years now, a very athletic big man who has strength and very good footwork. New coaches have helped his development as well.
45. Erik Lenzen, OL, 6-6, 270, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons: One of those big line prospects who has the chance to do some positive things in 2013. Will be asked to do plenty for a program that is on the verge of busting out.
46. Joseph Laguna, OL, 6-6, 320, South Plantation: With no Alex Collins or John Franklin, this is the player - on offense - that has to take the lead role. Had a very solid off season, which was needed in his progression.
47. Nicholas Richardson, S, 6-2, 185, Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas: All you have to do is watch this quality young man play four a few possessions to understand that he is a big time talent who loves to be around the ball. RICHARDSON HAS TRANSFERRED TO MIAMI CAROL CITY.
48. Tyson Burch, S, 5-10, 190, Cooper City: There are a few factors that have kept this tremendous football talent out of the spotlight. One is the injury that put him out for his junior year. Seeing him in the spring, he has indeed regained his form. Watch out!
49. David Senior, WR, 6-0, 160, Boyd Anderson: After making his move over from Cardinal Gibbons, this is someone who will truly benefit as he becomes one of the main options on a team that is still looking for that identity.
50. Bud Martin, QB, 6-2, 215, Fort Lauderdale Dillard: Here is yet another prospect who has put more than anyone into getting better and gaining exposure. He is a pure passer who has worked hard and deserves the shot to play D1 football. He is a huge asset to have!
Miami-Dade Class of 2014 - Pre-Summer Top 50
June 03, 2013 in Recruiting | Permalink | Comments (0)
Central, Booker T., Aquinas, University nationally ranked by MaxPreps
South Florida's four defending state champions will each open the season ranked nationally by CBS Max Preps, which released its preseason Top 25 poll Monday morning.
Central, last year's Class 6A champs and winners of two of the past three state crowns in that classification, will debut at No. 2 behind top-ranked De La Salle (Ca.).
Booker T. Washington, the defending Class 4A champs, are ranked No. 9.
St. Thomas Aquinas, which won its seventh state title last year winning Class 7A, is ranked No. 16.
University School, a first-time state champ in Class 3A last year, is ranked No. 24.
The only other Florida team ranked was defending Class 8A champ Apopka, which beat Cypress Bay in a memorable 53-50 thriller last year.
-Central will be under the tutelage of new coach and former Northwestern coach Roland Smith, who was hired last month to replace Telly Lockette following his departure to coach running backs at the University of South Florida.
Central's schedule includes an opening date with Plantation American Heritage, a Week 2 showdown with Booker T. Washington, a Sept. 21 road date at Don Bosco Prep (NJ), and a regular-season finale against University School in addition to a tough district slate that includes Northwestern, Norland, Carol City and Homestead.
-Booker T. already showed last weekend how strong it still is by walloping St. Pete Lakewood 62-14. The Tornadoes face a brutal opening stretch that begins with an Aug. 24 road game at Norcross High, Georgia's defending large school state champ, which is ranked No. 3 by MaxPreps. Booker T. then faces Central, Carol City, and later on Northwestern and a road date at MaxPreps No. 25 Bishop Gorman in Las Vegas (Oct. 4). Adding to the tough task of repeating is the fact that University moved up to Class 4A creating a potential huge second-round playoff clash between the two defending state champs.
-St. Thomas has reloaded despite losing a few key players on the offensive side of the ball and should still have one of the strongest defenses and offensive lines in the nation. The Raiders open with a highly-anticipated showdown with Northwestern Aug. 31 at Sun Life Stadium and will take on perennial Louisiana state champion and defending consensus national champion John Curtis Christian, ranked No. 8 by MaxPreps, on Sept. 13 at the Superdome.
-University School returns numerous key players on both sides of the ball and faces its most daunting schedule to date. The Suns take on Homestead (preseason), Miami Central, Norland, Belle Glade Glades Central, Bradenton Manatee, Cypress Bay and Boyd Anderson, and could potentially square off with Booker T. in the regional final round of Class 4A.
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After nine years as a couple, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have finally tied the knot. Take a look back at the couple over the years.
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Ep7 | Blood Brothers | 7/8/14 | |
Ep6 | Coming Home | 7/1/14 | |
Ep5 | Storm Watch | 6/24/14 | |
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The Night Shift: Season 2
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- NBC's hit summer drama "The Night Shift" returns for season two. Life in the emergency room at San Antonio Memorial is never routine, and the men and women that make up the night shift team are a special breed. The new season finds the crew still recovering from a shocking hostage situation that left one of their colleagues dead. The experience brought them all a little closer but also exposed some personal weaknesses. Adrenaline junkie TC Callahan (Eoin Macken, "Merlin") is back at work after facing suspension. TC's best friend, Topher (Ken Leung, "Lost"), is also back at work and has recovered from the gunshot wound that nearly took his life. Drew (Brendan Fehr, "Roswell") was dealt some personal blows in the last year but is ready to embark on a new chapter in his life. Lead night shift physician Jordan Alexander (Jill Flint, "The Good Wife"), who is TC's ex-girlfriend, has given up the job of running the night shift for now and has some big decisions to make about her future. Paul (Robert Bailey Jr., "Coraline"), still fresh out of medical school, continues to adjust to the rigors of a real-life emergency room. Krista (Jeananne Goossen, "Alcatraz"), also a relatively new intern, has gained some confidence but is still finding her way, while Kenny (JR Lemon, "Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas"), a seasoned nurse, keeps the doctors focused and isn't afraid to break a few rules to get the job done. The biggest news of all will come from night shift senior manager Michael Ragosa (Freddy Rodriguez, "Six Feet Under"). After facing a health scare last year, he is ready to make some big changes in his life that will affect everyone on the staff. "The Night Shift" is produced by Sony Pictures Television. Gabe Sachs and Jeff Judah ("Freaks and Geeks," "Diary of a Wimpy Kid") serve as executive producers and writers. Pierre Morel ("Taken") was executive producer and director on the pilot episode.
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Salt Lake City police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened in Sugar House Saturday evening.
Abe 'speechless' after video claims IS hostage dead
Yuri Kageyama, Associated Press |
posted 25 minutes ago
Japan's prime minister said Sunday he was "speechless" after an online video purportedly showed that one of two Japanese hostages of the extremist Islamic State group had been killed, and he demanded the release of the other.
K-9 helps in arrest of fugitive accused of ramming police cars
Whitney Evans |
posted 32 minutes ago
Police finally arrested a man who they say rammed cars, hid on a roof and was bitten by a K-9 before being apprehended.
Not vaccinated? Health officials warn against going to Disneyland
Ralph Ellis, CNN |
posted 33 minutes ago
The measles outbreak in California is growing. With dozens of cases now linked to Disneyland, state health officials are advising adults and children who have not been vaccinated stay away from the park.
Town once run by polygamist leader is sharply divided
Brady McCombs, Associated Press |
posted 37 minutes ago
As polygamist leader Warren Jeffs awaited his fate in a Texas prison, he sent an order to his followers on the Utah-Arizona border: Build me a new compound.
'Bela' gets second chance at life in southern Utah
Alex Cabrero |
posted 48 minutes ago
A dog that made national news is now enjoying a good life here in Utah, but he still has a long way to go. The German Shephard's late owner left two choices for the executor of her will: cremate the dog, or send him to Best Friends Animal Society.
Newtown votes to raze home of gunman in school massacre
Ike Ejiochi and Pat Eaton-Robb, Associated Press |
posted Jan 24th - 7:25pm
Officials in Newtown voted Wednesday night to tear down the home where Adam Lanza lived before he carried out the 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Convicted killer Curtis Allgier loses right to attorney
Dennis Romboy |
posted Jan 24th - 5:54pm
Convicted killer Curtis Allgier has lost his right to legal counsel during his appeal after repeatedly threatening his court-appointed lawyers.
Midvale man arrested for series of restaurant robberies, police say
Allison Oligschlaeger |
posted Jan 24th - 5:47pm
Police have apprehended a man suspected in a slew of recent restaurant robberies.
FBI: No bombs found on planes in Atlanta after threat
Ray Henry, Associated Press |
posted Jan 24th - 5:01pm
Law enforcement officials found no bombs on two planes at Atlanta's main airport after authorities received what they considered credible threats, FBI spokesman Stephen Emmett said.
San Diego holds on to defeat BYU 77-74
The Associated Press |
posted Jan 24th - 4:49pm
Thomas Jacobs came off the bench to score a career-high 19 points and matched his career high with 13 rebounds to lead San Diego to a 77-74 win over BYU on Saturday.
3 of the best father-daughter movies
Dylan Cannon, KSL.com Contributor |
posted Jan 24th - 4:08pm
The bond between a father and daughter is a special one. Here are three great father daughter movies for you dads to watch to celebrate this bond.
2 men arrested after allegedly stabbing 2 people at Provo apartment
Kyle Spencer |
posted Jan 24th - 2:13pm
Two men were arrested Friday evening after police say they broke into an apartment and stabbed two people.
CDC: Flu still hitting hard in most of US, but spread seems to be slowing
Jen Christensen, CNN |
posted Jan 24th - 1:28pm
The flu is still hitting the U.S. hard, but the number of new infections seems to be slowing down from week to week.
Utah high schoolers who've reached the Super Bowl
Here's a look at the former Utah high schoolers who've made the Super Bowl.
122 immigrants, refugees become citizens of 'a land of dreams'
Marjorie Cortez |
posted Jan 24th - 12:43pm
More than 120 immigrants and refugees from 43 countries became U.S. citizens Friday during a pair of ceremonies at the U.S. District Courthouse.
Technology improves avalanche gear for backcountry skiers
Brady McCombs, Associated Press |
posted Jan 24th - 11:59am
As outdoor recreation companies increasingly cater to skiers and snowboarders who like to venture beyond the groomed slopes at ski resorts and tackle backcountry terrain, they've put a special emphasis on gear and equipment to keep people safe in case of avalanches.
Historic mill continues to leave its mark on Utah
Grant Olsen, KSL.com Contributor |
posted Jan 24th - 11:14am
What do Symphony Hall, EnergySolutions Arena, Huntsman Cancer Institute and the LDS Conference Center all have in common? They all contain woodwork crafted by the artisans at Granite Mill.
Catholic archbishop says US liberty depends on moral people during speech at BYU
Tad Walch |
posted Jan 24th - 9:53am
Nine months before an LDS leader joins Pope Francis as a speaker at the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia, the archbishop of Philadelphia spoke at LDS Church-owned BYU on Friday about concerns shared by the Catholic and Mormon communities.
Marc Jenson describes dealings with former AG Shurtleff in testimony
McKenzie Romero |
posted Jan 24th - 9:09am
Despite the emotion in his voice, Marc Sessions Jenson spoke clearly Friday as he testified in the fraud case against him, painting the picture of a man being pulled in all directions as his livelihood crumbled around him.
Redford, Nolte, Offerman highlight Sundance gala movie premiere
Whitney Evans |
posted Jan 23rd - 10:45pm
Robert Redford made a red carpet appearance Friday for the premiere of "A Walk in the Woods" at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival Salt Lake City Gala. Nick Nolte, Nick Offerman and Emma Thompson also attended the event.
New generation enters line to Saudi throne as king mourned
Abdullah Al-Shihri and Aya Batrawy, Associated Press |
posted Jan 23rd - 10:35pm
As Saudi Arabia mourned its late ruler, King Salman bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud quickly set the course for the monarchy's future Friday by naming a second-in-line to the throne from the next generation of princes for the first time.
Funeral services held in Provo for Becky Lockhart
Sam Penrod |
posted Jan 23rd - 10:34pm
Funeral services were held Friday for former House Speaker Becky Lockhart, who died Saturday following a diagnosis of a rare, untreatable brain illness.
Fugitive found in Utah 34 years after escaping Mississippi prison
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posted Jan 23rd - 10:34pm
Authorities in Carbon County announced Friday that they have arrested a man who escaped from a Mississippi prison in November 1980 and has lived in Utah under an alias for more than 20 years.
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It's not as mature as it thinks
Disappointment time. For all of Heavy Rain's much vaunted pretensions of being the first great mature video game narrative, it fails. Hard. The fact is that if you strip away the beautiful imagery, the stirring musical score, the clever camera angles and the expressive facial animations, what you're left with is a fairly gratuitous, schlocky and unoriginal story, packed with clunkily presented excesses which at times veer towards the comical.
The central plot is little more than the Saw franchise blended with the visual style of Se7en, and there's barely a single scene or story element that isn't built around a hoary old crime movie cliché you can instantly relate to a million hoary old crime movies. The corrupt police chief. The world-weary but big-hearted private detective. The brilliant, ideosynchratic, but mistrusted FBI agent. The crazy, out of control son of the sinister millionaire. The ballsy reporter. The sleazy nightclub owner. They're all here in force, but they're just the tip of an iceberg which comes close to sinking the whole narrative ship.
Some characters are fleshed out and genuinely relatable, while others are as one-note and unsympathetic as they come. Troubled father Ethan in particular, who is charged with taking the brunt of the story's emotional weight, starts out well with a few genuinely affecting scenes. But by the mid-point of the game he becomes such a flat and undeveloped non-entity that that it's disturbingly hard to care about what should be a genuinely distressing storyline.
If you need a summation of Heavy Rain's immaturity, check out this video comparing the two shower scenes in the game. Director David Cage may claim he only uses nudity as a character development device, but boy is that statement about to become pretty hilarious. Be warned though, the vid is rather damn racey. Adults only please.
Ethan (male) is straight in and straight out, with only a brief arse shot and a quick towel dry as an early tutorial in using the Sixaxis. Madison (female) can be manually stripped at any speed you wish, goes full frontal whenever possible, seems to have her own cameraman specially trained in close-up boob shots, can have her shower scene extended twice by ignoring a QTE prompt, gets more towel drying (which by this point in the game is far from a tutorial), and then has to be manually clothed (again, at a speed of your choice). Or you can just leave her naked and ogle for a while if you feel like it.
Heavy Rain is a movie alright, but frankly, it's not a very good one. Which leads us onto our last and saddest point.
It's not very well written
In fact at times it's pretty bad. At others, it's downright embarrassing. Let's ignore for a moment the clichéd characters and scenarios. Let's ignore the gratuitous excesses. Let's ignore the occasionally over-ripe dialogue. Let's ignore the sometimes trite imagery. Hell, let's even ignore the clumsily-written 'ominous' forshadowing scene at the start; the one so sledgehammer-blunt that it made us laugh out loud. Aside from all of that, Heavy Rain's biggest failing is that the plot is just broken.
If you're the sort of person who played through Modern Warfare 2 and didn't care (or notice) that it made no sense, you might be okay with it, but as a game constructed by and for the strength and malleability of its story, Heavy Rain's narrative failings cause the whole show to fall down once you start to think about them t0 hard. It's like a heavily obese Megan Fox. Potentially great beauty stretched to the point of implausibilty by a lack of grace or restraint.
Most obviously, there's a stinking great plot-hole late in the story which succeeds in nothing less than pulling the whole climax apart (pro writing tip: if a key dramatic moment relies on two characters knowing each other, try to make sure that they know each other, or have at least become aware of each other's existence before said scene occurs).
But there are gaping logic voids littered throughout the whole damn thing. Would it really be possible to commit a major crime in the police station you work in – a crime easily tied to you with minimal thought required from your supposed crime-solving colleagues – and then just get back to work as if nothing had happened? Is it plausible that even a corrupt media-whore of a police chief would decide to scapegoat an arrest target based on no actual evidence or thought to how he's eventually going to build a case in court? And how the hell does a character end up in another's apartment without a key?
Occurrences like these are plentiful throughout Heavy Rain, and are endemic of an approach to plot which seems content to simply squeeze in dramatic moments with no thought to the wider context of why or how. And it only gets worse as the story gathers pace. As the mystery unravels, key developments are built around co-incidence, implausible jumps of logic, and bullshit theories that don't hold together at all but turn out to be true regardless, just because it's more convenient that way. The red herrings can be nonsensical to the point of presenting impossible and unexplained scenarios in aid of implying false guilt, and at one stage the game pulls a trick so cheap you might end up feeling cheated come the resolution.
You might not come across all of Heavy Rain's broken plot elements during your first play through, but the more you see of the overall story possibilities and the more you think about the events unfolding, the more affronted you'll feel by it all. Some might give the game a free ride because of the supposed complexity of its narrative pioneering, but in a real sense it does nothing with its branching structure more clever than the writers of Choose Your Own Adventure books have been doing for twenty years. For primary school kids. While actually making their plots work.


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Abbr. for Bitch Out. When someone has decided to leave early, back out on plans, pass out, or just generally be a bitch.
Where'd Kyle go? I thought he was going out with us.
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hardcore gang out of Memphis, TN rivals with the cobras, bloods, gd's, vice lords, and many other gangs. underground gang now, but should be very popular in a couple of years.
Damn! Did you see those b.o.'s? Shit man, they threw up their gang sign. We need to get out of here. O Man! We need to get out of Memphis. O Fuck!!!!
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A reduction of the words Bro and Boo to create a non-gender specific call out to a close friend.
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The Independence Institute has filed amicus briefs in two of the anti-Obamacare cases. The briefs focus specifically on the Necessary and Proper Clause (I-8-18), which the Obama administration inaccurately claims justifies federal control of health care.
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It's good to see that so many people are having a good time at the Con. The crowds are large, but that is to be expected.
It's also good to see so many cool announcements and news items. Let's hope it continues all weekend long. Look for The Eisner Award Winners – Collected Editions – in a separate post Saturday.
On with today's news from The Con:
- More news on Mister X with creator Dean Motter. Don't forget Dark Horse is celebrating the character's 25th anniversary with an Archive edition due out October 22. It will collect issues #1-14 (Series 1; June 1984-August 1988); 384 pages, $79.95. There is also an Official Press Release to this story.
- Here is the Official Press Release for The Life and Times of Martha Washington (Omnibus) as reported the other day.
- And…Here is the Official Press Release for Guy Davis's, The Marquis also as reported the other day.
- Sublife published by Fantagraphics and making its world premiere at Comic-Con this weekend, Sublife is a one person anthology series by John Pham featuring one single, serialized story (221 Sycamore St.) backed up by smaller, hopefully more self-contained strips. It should hit bookstores some time in the Fall, and the first issue will be squarebound, 64 pages, two-color.
- Image Comics and Frank Frazetta on Complete Death Dealer, Death Dealer II and The Fantastic Worlds of Frazetta, Volume One. An oversize hardcover compiling Dark Kingdom, Swamp Demon, Creatures, and Dracula Meets the Wolfman. That book is due out at the end of 2008.
- From Cup 'O Joe Panel: Any chance of a trade for Bob Gale's "Daredevil" issues, given his current work on "Amazing Spider-Man"? No plans yet, but maybe.
- Boom! Studios announced the formation of Zoom, a new children's comic book imprint for licensed Disney properties. The new line, which launches in spring 2009, will publish original comics based on Pixar films like the animated hit movie Wall-E, and also on The Muppet Show.
- Vertigo things we know: Fables collection of covers, a "coffee table art book collecting all of James Jean's covers." The book will come out in the fall and will include all the covers through Issue #75 and the covers for the trades. The Complete Death is coming out as a hardcover collection with all the death mini-series and a few short stories that were in various Vertigo mini-series over the years. Swamp Thing is going to be released as a series of hardcover books. And Preacher will be in hardcover starting next fall.
- Vertigo things we did not know: A new Vertigo Crime imprint, a line of graphic novels in black and white hardcover that will be "all crime thriller, smart, sexy, edgy books," Karen Berger said. The imprint will feature writers known for work in crime fiction as well as Vertigo writers. "Interest in the genre is very big," Berger said. "Our writers really want to tackle more crime thrillers and mysteries."
- Dan Didio said at the Final Crisis Management Panel that they will collect the FC Tie-Ins, "…in the order that makes the most sense to everybody".


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Elon Musk Promises 100,000 Electric Cars Per Year
Headline is wrong. (122 comments)
Somebody mod this guy up. He's right. It's a critical distinction.
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Headline is wrong. (122 comments)
Somebody mod this guy up. He's right. It's a critical distinction.
Re:Trust but verify (211 comments)
You know he did both of those things, right? RTFM
Paying damages as PR (329 comments)
> and the fact they offered to pay damages?
Given the huge amount of bad press Tesla got from the three earlier debris fires, I can totally understand why they would bend over backwards to make this guy (and hopefully the press) happy. It doesn't necessarily mean they're trying to cover something up.
Re: Quality? (195 comments)
> Most 15A receptacles are rated for 20A pass-through, so they should be perfectly fine to use on a 20A line.
Really? Then why, pray tell, are they called 15A receptacles?
Re: Can someone give me a car analog? (161 comments)
The API is not intended for use by third parties so really the only valid criticism here is "Tesla does not have a 3rd party API".
Agreed. The only way to exploit this security issue is if you give your login credentials to an unauthorized website using a private API. If you do that, shame on you!
Re:NHTSA pushed a 5 star rating (627 comments)
There have been multiple real-world frontal offset crashes with the Tesla Model S already. Looking those up and photos from them show much the same results as with the other crash tests did. Which is to say, the car performed flawlessly and the occupants walked away unharmed. I suspect when IIHS results are performed it will score equally as well.
Factor in emissions from fossil fuel generation (559 comments)
Do these same analysis factor in the emissions caused by the mining of oil, refining it and trucking it to the gas stations? Not usually... That's not fair to count emissions from electricity generation but then only compare it to tailpipe emissions of gasoline.
Assembled in USA, not America - Big difference! (279 comments)
The summary and title are misleading. If you read the article, the pictures clearly shows "Assembled in USA". My first thought when I saw "Assembled in America" was that Foxconn has facilities in Brazil now - so perhaps it was really "Assembled in South America". But, no, it really is in the USA. Very cool, Apple.
Android logo? (470 comments)
The android logo on an iPhone story? Really?!?!
GWT (Google Web Toolkit) rocks (575 comments)
+1,000 me too!
GWT has really made me enjoy client side be programming again and enabled us to do some VERY sophisticated web apps. As for the GUI widgets and layout abilities, yes, they are a little weak. But throw in a professional widget library like ExtGWT (aka GXT) from Sencha and you're golden - it's a GWT implementation of their very popular ExtJS library.
Re:Ping (116 comments)
The Mac application is at a wrong place, it is at simple as that. The
Really? Says who? There's a ton of apps in the
I get 179 on my system...
Re:Real cars only (206 comments)
Not to mention they're not exactly affordable...
Re:Real cars only (206 comments)
With the exception of your 200+ range, the Nissan LEAF satisfies the rest of your requirements (it's only got a 100 mile range). It's a perfect "around-town" car for me, which is why I've got one on order. It should be delivered by December. I can't wait.
Blown out of proportion (194 comments)
Bah, this is blown out of proportion a little bit. The UDID, by itself, tells a developer nothing about YOU. Its use is documented and encouraged by Apple for tracking user devices (which TFA admits). Now sure, if I were to also grab your address book I can tie that to your UDID, but it's my grabbing your address book that's the problem, not the UDID. I suppose if Apple wanted to make this more secure they could make the API automatically hash the UDID with your Application ID (also unique) and return that instead. You would still be able to use it for the same purposes as UDID was intended for, but NOT between apps.
They launched a Cal Poly team? (94 comments)
Lockheed Martin has already launched
... as well as a Cal Poly team ...
WTF, they launched a Cal Poly team? Where's the copy editors when you need them?
Re:Interesting tactic, won't work. (443 comments)
Amen. +1 Sad But True
Happiness (651 comments)
It is only time to quit when the patient ceases to be happy. As long as they are still in good spirits and enjoying their life, keep trying...
Re:Don't buy inkjets period (970 comments)
Nice try, I can see why you'd think that. I contacted them, because I want one at that price. I was inquiring if that included toner. They said no. So tack on another $300 for that...
Here's how the chat went:
Me: I was wondering if the item Q7825A includes toner cartridges or not?
Online Sales: Most printer do not ship with toner in case it gets damaged in shipping
Online Sales: then the whole printer would be ruined
Me: Curious I've ordered printers before that did... And all the ones in stores do. So is this one of the "most printers"?
Online Sales: Part # Q7825A is just the printer memory
Me: that's not what your page says... looks like a full blown printer to me
Online Sales: It is something we are working on our website now
Me: ok then, never mind. thanks
So much for that good rating. Talk about misleading.
Yes, you *can* get a cheap laser by bargain hunting (I did), but your casual consumer isn't going to do that. And once the toner runs out, as mine now has, I'm stuck with spending $300 for more or trying to find another $100 color laser...
Re:Don't buy inkjets period (970 comments)
Color printing is highly overrated in most cases and is entirely unecessary and pointless. So, you can have a laser printer be your workhorse and also have a color printer for those rare cases where color actually makes a difference. Considering the cost of consumables, it's a pretty obvious idea (having 2 printers).
Yes, but... If that second color printer is an inkjet, and you really do print color that rarely, you're likely to find your ink has dried up and/or clogged the heads when you do go to use it. Trust me, I've been there.
Re:Don't buy inkjets period (970 comments)
> WTF. People still buying inkjets and bitching about it? Is lexmark STILL in business?
Simple. Upfront cost. An inkjet can be had for $50 - $75. Good luck finding a color laser or dye sub for anything even remotely close to that.


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