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I am currently looking for a job and this thread gives the option of posting resumes, but I don't need thousands of lurkers checking out my info.
Maybe I will make a modified resume and put it up.
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Women's Tennis Stays Unbeaten in Spring, League Play after 8-1 Win over Converse
April 3, 2013
MISENHEIMER, N.C. - The Pfeiffer University continued to be perfect in the spring after scoring an 8-1 victory over Converse in Conference Carolinas women's tennis action on Wednesday afternoon. The Lady Falcons move to 12-3 overall on the year, 8-0 in league play while the Valkyries fall to 1-14, 1-6.
Pfeiffer got off to a quick start sweeping all three doubles points as Taylor Lindsay/Valeria Mendoza registered an 8-2 win at #1 while Hannah Watson/Chelsi Haefele doubled up their opponents at #2 8-4. Briana Oliver and Melinda Athay would pick up a shutout at #3 rolling 8-0.
In singles, all of Pfeiffer's points would come in straight-set wins. Oliver would drop just one game at #5 while Haefele lost just two games in the fourth position.
Pfeiffer has already postponed Thursday's scheduled match at Erskine due to incoming weather. Next scheduled time out for the Lady Falcons will be on Monday hosting King in league action beginning at 2:00 p.m.

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SAINT PAUL, Minn. - The National Lacrosse League has announced that the first-ever Junior NLL Tournament, comprised of youth teams from six NLL cities, will take place from Aug. 23-25 at Toronto Rock Athletic Centre (TRAC) in Oakville, Ontario.
The Minnesota Swarm, Buffalo Bandits, Colorado Mammoth, Rochester Knighthawks, Toronto Rock and Vancouver Stealth will be represented across Bantam and Peewee teams in the weekend-long competition at TRAC.
"The Junior NLL Tournament has been a vision of many of our NLL Governors for a long time," said Colorado Mammoth head coach and Junior NLL Committee chair Bob Hamley. "To see it come to life is exciting for everyone involved. A big thanks to Jamie Dawick, the Toronto Rock staff and the Committee for all their hard work in making this a reality. And good luck to all of our NLL kids!"
Minnesota established its Jr. Swarm program this summer, and currently features a Bantam team comprised of 18 boys from around the Twin Cities area. The team has competed in two marquee tournaments already this August: USBOXLA Nationals in Irvine, Calif. and the Jr. Mammoth Invitational in Denver. The Jr. Swarm team also hosted an exhibition weekend against a Canadian team from Thunder Bay, Ontario in July at the team's home practice facility in Inver Grove Heights, the Veterans Memorial Community Center.
"We're extremely proud of our Jr. Swarm team and what they've accomplished in their first season this summer," Swarm co-owner and vice president Andy Arlotta said. "As an organization, we're committed to growing the game of box lacrosse locally, and the Jr. Swarm team offers kids the opportunity to become overall better lacrosse players through professional coaching and mentoring. Team members also get the unique chance to compete in national and international tournaments in front of Division I and NLL coaches. We pooled from over 1,200 kids in our Youth Box League to establish the Jr. Swarm team this summer, and we're looking forward to adding more elite teams next year as the program grows."
Swarm assistant coach Aime Caines and the Swarm's all-time leading goal scorer, Ryan Benesch, make up the team's coaching staff. Team members are sporting custom-made Swarm jerseys with their names on the back this summer.
"We're excited that our kids will get the chance to compete in the inaugural Junior NLL Tournament in Toronto," said Arlotta, who is also a member of the Junior NLL Committee. "This kind of event shows that the league and its member clubs are committed to growing box lacrosse at the youth level. It will be a great experience for everyone involved."
To view videos and photos from the inaugural Jr. Swarm season, visit http://www.mnswarm.com/juniorswarm
While several other Junior NLL teams have had experience playing in recent tournaments, the Junior NLL Tournament is the first of its kind in that it will be exclusive to teams affiliated with the league.
"It's the first time we've done it with just NLL teams," said Stealth president and general manager Doug Locker. "It's something we want to do over the course of the year moving forward where we do it at different sites. I think it will be great for the kids."
Another unique aspect to the tournament will be the use of professional officiating for the games.
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The TRAC is also set to host the 2013 NLL Entry Draft on Monday, Sept. 16 along with the Combine from Sept. 14-15. The TRAC, which serves as the Rock's offices and training facilities, hosted several NLL preseason games last year and continues to be an epicenter of indoor lacrosse for players of all ages and skill levels.
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love that it is starting earlier this year, hate that I am out of town almost all of July when the after hours is usually the best! Trying to avoid spoilers again as well, so if this is the ***official*** thread we need to use the spoiler function!
I was looking at the video of the players that are going to be on the show.
Rachel Reily or whatevers sister is gonna be on the show.
Just about every girl is smoking hot but the Asian and Rachel's sister. I'd put all of them slightly above Brittany and Daniel.
A couple BIG guys that are gonna fight hard. A lifeguard that looks stupid as all hell (He will be the next Frank)
I'm in. I am sure I will end up rooting for another person that loses :(
I didn't even know this show was still on.
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Aaryn is ******* hot.
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I've never seen BB. I used to work with a guy who salivated over it. Should I give it a shot?
It's a good show. Give it a shot if it's something you think you'd like.
I watched the first season. for about 3 shows. I was in high school then and reality TV was still new. From what i've seen online, the euro versions are better anyway.
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considering you said the exact same thing last year, maybe your just forgetful.
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JON CARDINELLI chats to Robbie Fleck about the Stormers' plans to neutralise Morne Steyn.
The Bulls have racked up some monumental victories over the past few seasons, and Steyn has so often been the difference in the matches that matter. He kicked a difficult penalty to win the 2009 Currie Cup semi-final at Newlands. When the Bulls hosted the Stormers in the 2010 Super 14 final in Soweto, Steyn and Fourie du Preez produced a tactical kicking masterclass to compromise the Cape side's defence.
But Steyn was well contained when the Stomers visited Loftus Versfeld earlier this season. The home pack was bullied, and so the Bulls' halfbacks struggled to impose themselves without front-foot possession.
It's for this reason that Fleck isn't too worried about the Steyn factor ahead of Saturday's game. It's a massive fixture in terms of what's at stake for the Bulls and Stormers, but the formula for success will be much the same.
'The Bulls tend to be more adventurous in the early stages, they like to try a few different things at the start of a game. But it shouldn't take them too long to revert to what they do best. They have a game plan that has won trophies, and when they execute it, like they did in that game against the Sharks, they are hard to stop,' Fleck told keo.co.za.
'Their forwards really come at you and they try to put even more pressure on you with their fantastic kicking game. But we have to back ourselves to stand up to that challenge. We have managed to nullify the effect of their kicking game in the past, so it's by no means a daunting prospect. It all starts with fronting up physically, that will go a long way to negating the impact of their kickers.'
The Stormers have opted to bench their best tactical kicker in Dewaldt Duvenage, and not much is known of Kurt Coleman's ability with the boot. The 21-year-old flyhalf did well in front of goal last week, kicking five from six, but wasn't asked to kick much out of hand.
Fleck believes Coleman has the full range of skills to be a success, and added that he should receive the necessary platform from his forwards.
'He was nervous in that Brumbies game, you could see it in the way he played. On occasion, he sat too deep in the pocket instead of taking the ball flat and getting involved.
'We told him that we wanted him to take more control in the next match against the Rebels, and his response was incredible. He bought into the change of mindset and really exceeded everybody's expectations.
'Obviously a Stormers vs Bulls game is a very different prospect, but he's made an improvement in all departments, so there's good reason to feel encouraged.'
On Wednesday, Schalk Burger highlighted the Bulls' experience and ability to win tight matches as a real threat to the Stormers' chances. Fleck agreed that the Bulls shouldn't be taken lightly, but pointed to the growth of this Stormers team over the course of their 2011 campaign. If they fall short this weekend, it won't be for a lack of unity.
'We matured as a group on that tour to Australasia. It goes to show how a tour can bring people closer together.
'By the end, we were in a really good head space and were playing some decent rugga too. There were some difficult times and we were honest with ourselves after the match against the Chiefs, but that only made us tighter as group.'


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IDY28000 Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology Bureau National Operations Centre Satellite Notes for the 0000UTC chart on 30 May 2015 Issued at 11:54 am EST Saturday on 30 May 2015 A broad, slow moving cloud band extends from the central interior of Western Australia through northern parts of South Australia and across New South Wales. This cloud is due to an upper level trough. A cold front is approaching the west coast of Tasmania, with a band of cloud associated with this system extending across the western half of the state. The cold air behind the front is represented by the spotty cloud to the southwest of Tasmania. Patchy low level cloud lies over parts of the SA coast and also about the tropical Queensland coast due to a moist onshore airstream. An area of convective cloud over the north coast of the Top End is associated with a weak trough and an easterly surge over the Arafura Sea.


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The Apocalypse mod Grand Release is now available for download below!
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The Apocalypse mod team proudly presents to the audience and fans of Dawn of War, a two year long waited content filled and epic release of all time, the Ultimate Apocalypse mod Grand Release, 2012. In production unreleased to the crowd for a long time, the Apocalypse mod Alpha Internal, the "mother of the Grand Release" was reworked towards the extreme. Featuring dozens of new content, no other mod will have, this mod lets you do the unthinkable unlike any DOW mod. Do you imagine the largest Warhammer40k scale battles topped with balance for all races? Do you ever want to experience your spine throttling like crazy with good feelings over, and over, and over? Do you hate having your squads limited by Relic's balance system? Do you want to see your enemies nuked by the abilities of your own superweapon, or steamroll them with many titans fighting other titans with complete balance? This is your mod. This is one of the best DOW mods.
Furthermore, this mod has the better gameplay, feel, and epic features that no other mod can ever match, with facts supported, a flawless 9.8/10 review compared to other DOW mods that only reach up to a 9.5/10 rating. And this was rated for the beta. The Grand Release is available now, today! Below is the trailer of this mod, watch it, and let your mind get blown!
SpoilerAll of this content is 100% new from the beta mods of the Ultimate Apocalypse mod released in 2011, such as:
- 3 new races (Tyranids, Inquisition Daemonhunters, and our very special creation, the Chaos Daemons)
- All Titans in the mod for all races
- Superweapons
- Titan Void Shields
- The new to be announced Relic Resource
- Aircraft transports
- New winconditions
- New maps
- New 3D models of structures and units
- New FX
- New textures
- Entirely revamped gameplay, performance, and tier system
- Perfect and balanced feel
- New characters and tactics for all races
- New campaign
- Zombie Apocalypse
- Chaos Daemons
- And MORE!
Please put your volume on highest possible. No sound, no watch. You have been warned!
Download the Ultimate Apocalypse Mods!
Apocalypse Mod TeamApocalypse Mod Team:
- Team member has been given with great honor a great farewell. Team member is retired, and moved on from this mod.
- Team member is most likely not apart of the team anymore. Provides not much cooperation, but not booted from the team either.
What's The GREAT 3?The "GREAT 3" was interestingly thought up by Cosmocrat. The GREAT 3 are the leaders and developers of the Ultimate Apocalypse mod. Cosmocrat, Cylarne, Krronus. (C.C.K.)
Krronus (Executive Producer and developer) - developed 1/15/10
Tyrantarmy6 (MODDB leader, Trailer developer) - joined July 2010
Cylarne_04 (Primary mod Team Leader, does everything in the UA mod) - joined 7/4/10
Cosmocrat (High Primary Modeller, Primary Art leader) - joined 10/19/2010
Profman96 (High Primary ALPHA mod tester) - joined 12/24/10
RT2 (Global 2d/3d hex n' tex professional) - joined 2/24/11
Gambit (Primary ALPHA mod tester, Advisor, Alpha testing team organizer) - joined December 2011
PsykoTenshi (Primary ALPHA mod tester, secondary advisor, community manager, entertainer, global guy)
Mauritiux (Alpha mod tester) - joined January 2013
Jazz-Sandwich (UA Campaign script writer, VO) - joined February 2013
Greyloc - (Professional VO) - joined December 2013
Oomperial - (Primary Texturer, OE Coder/modeler) - joined June 2014
Necronguy - (Alpha mod tester) - joined September 2014
ndhWAR - (Alpha mod tester, map maker) - joined October 2014
Smoothrunes aka Jordan Lane on Youtube - (Alpha mod tester, video maker) - joined October 2014
PM me if you want to join the Apocalypse Mod Team (AMT).
News - Very Important!
12/20/12 - The Grand Release Released!
10/3/14 - 1.73.5
10/16/14 - 1.73.6
10/21/14 - Interesting Videos
10/29/14 - 1.73.7
10/30/14 - 1.73.71
12/19/14 - 1.73.9
1/24/15 - January News
2/6/15 - Logo Competition
3/12/15 - New unit + March news
If you see any titan new in any mod, please notify us IMMEDIATELY. Our modo is: Obtain all Warhammer40k Titans!
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Last words of Krronus - The one who started it all!See also comment 2333
Goodbye! Cylarne is Taking Over.
I just want to say goodbye to all of the fans for their interest in the Apocalypse mod. And of course, the entire Apocalypse mod team for their super brilliance!!! You guys made me so proud and yet dizzy. You gave me a heart attack and you almost killed me! Lol, kidding. But yeah, I owe you one. A F*CK TONE! Who ever knew that a great mod would start with something simple? The great mod started by just a simple Necron Apocalypse Monolith, modded only for me... and it evolved into this...
VERSION 1.0, VERSION 1.19, VERSION 1.58-9, VERSION 1.59.1-9, VERSION 1.6, VERSION 1.61, VERSION 1.62, And finally: VERSION 1.62.5 and beyond!
I am moving on, abandoning this mod entirely because of real life situations and so fourth. I also want to just let this go. I have been doing this for over a year now, I became literally famous, I uploaded my favorite mod, I'm done. And now I resume the great mod for my dear friends, Cylarne_04, Cosmocrat, Tyrantarmy6, Profman96, Monkey XXL, RT2, SoulDrinker, Master Necro, Pursanator, Setsuna, Hydraxon, and Dante. Make the mod more awesome than this and god bless all of you!
I thank my fans and the entire creation of the Apocalypse mod. All credits given for those who made the Apocalypse mod possible are VERY involved and I thank you. Cylarne, take good care of that big hunk of chunk. It's yours, 100% do whatever you want, and you can just trash that List of the Future. You are truely amazing. Oh and someone e-mail me at email@example.com when version 1.63-1.7 comes out. I want to see my mod absolutely perfect!
PS: I mean it, no "hey I'm going to military", then I come back. This is the last you'll see me on the forums or anywhere that involves dawn of war... forever.
Credits goes to...- Corsix's Mod Studio - Mostly thanked for making Apocalypse possible.
- Firestorm Over Kronus (FOK) - For pretty much everything, I mean seriously, many hugs and kisses from me.
- Purgation Over Kaurava (POK) - For the later new everything stages of FOK.
- Titanium Wars Mod (GrOrc): Apocalypse mod uses a lot of ready-made files and gameplay ideas from Titanium Wars Mod. Thanks to GrOrc.
- Tyranid Mod Team - For their permissions in creating XP2, involving the Tyranids.
- Inquisition Daemonhunt Mod Team - For their permissions in the making of XP2, involving the Daemonhunters.
- Thudmeizer - For a lot of things in our mod, especially ai scripts and tons of help. Corrected major SCAR errors with the addition of updating the ai to a current date and created the Daemons race especially, which is HUGE. - AI master, friend.
- Warsmith - For his well made Chaos Reaver Titan and the use of some of his material in the Dark Prophecy mod. Many thanks ESPECIALLY for our Chaos Reaver, kitbashed with nice Chaos properties by Warsmith, model made by Cosmocrat.
- Corncobman - For A LOT of FOK's material from Soulstorm, referenced from his mod and very helpful.
- Steel Legion Team (For their fxs, stromsword, and Stormblade)
- boychaos - For being a long time fan of this mod, and making his models useable for the Ultimate Apocalypse mod (even though banned).
- Zany Reaper - For the TTRU mod models.
- Winterdyne - For the use of the Warhound Titan, also very kindly gave us permission himself.
- Catwell - For the Great Unclean One playable in version 1.62+.
- GreenScorpion - Besides heavy Community management, content! Great thanks for all of his support, the Heavy Builder, ability pointers, and finally the Mounted Greater Knarloc!
- Fuggles - For best of all, wincondtions and help from the Daemons mod! Kronus version 1.3, Swooping Hawks, Wracks, Tyranid textures, and tons of support!
- LeonardGOOG - For all of his great textures, especially for the sisters of battle, and especially from his support of the UA mod!
- Whiteshield - for new Team Colorables plus lots of help with new models on the UA mod.
- MonkeyXXL - For awesome new textures, OE code, new models, awesome screenies and making the XV9 Hazard Suit. Well missed x team member.
- Andrei - For the tyranid turret and upcoming new units for Apocalypse mod post 1.62.5 + Brass Scorpion.
- Malarz Batonu (Universum Mod) - For many pretty cool features useable for the Apocalypse mods.
- deathwatch78 - For lots of assistance and providing us with new stuff for the Grand Release.
- Hanov - For his work on mod version 1.62.535+ while I finish the Grand Release.
- Gerberman's mod. - For any of the fx's within our mod.
- Soulstormfan for the UA taskbars.
- Jazz-Sandwitch - for the XP3 ucs revamp
- Berzerker101 on MOD DB - For all of your Tyranid VO's for the XP2 mod. They were amazing.
- IronWarrior42 - For his code of clever, oh and lots of help. It is great to have him at my assistance.
- DOWPro Team - For their good fxes, icons and new units.
- Jaylo - For the keen Heroes win condition.
- Ravenmorpheus - For the wargear useable for all commanders within the mod.
- Cuttershane - for his win conditions.
- Evil Isador - For the Switched reality SCAR.
- Zany Reaper - For high quality good models used in the Apocalypse mod.
- Uber Painter Mod (1.1) - For new Paint scheme templates.
- SYLPH 117 Hacker - For new awesome bolter/weapon sounds for Space Marines.
- Craftworld mod by ShinGouki - For special thanks one in all for the Eldar.
- Krronus - For the Apocalypse map.
- Professor Genius - For the Ultimate Apocalypse map.
- Everyone for reading the credits, and taking an interest in this fine mod.
- Everyone for your welcomed downloads.
Team Credits- Krronus - The one who started it all.
- Cylarne_04 (Me Mwahahah!) - For joining the Apocalypse mod team and for assisting Krronus the whole way.
- Tyrantarmy6 - For joining the Apocalypse mod team and for the new ideas about version 1.6 and greater, trailer and mod bug finds.
- Cosmocrat - For joining the Apocalypse mod Team on my behalf and making freekin awesome new models, textures and animations. Also made the Doomsday Monolith, Krronus's dream and how the mod started.
- Profman96 - For joining the Apocalypse mod team and cleaning up the errors for version 1.6, 1.61 and 1.62.
- Prof. G. - For joining the team and doing an awesome job.
- ssmb_10 - For joining the team and more.
- SoulDrinker - For joining the team and testing the mod with all 9 races in great haste.
- MonkeyXXL - For joining the Apocalypse mod Team and making freekin awesome new models, textures and icons.
- RT2 - For joining the team and the gigantic long list, and MANY icons and MANY new awesome shit that makes my head explode.
- Master Necro - For joining the team, testing the mod and making 2d work.
- Hanov - For the brave attempt in doing the Public Mods while I'm just too lazy, and keeping the fans live. And joining the AMT.
- Apocalypse - For joining the team and providing feedback on the mod.
- MTplayer99 - For joining the team and testing the mod.
- Sataman - for joining the mod team and providing us with new cool FX.
- boychaos - For joining the mod team and giving us your work.
- Jazz Sandwhich - For joining the team and taking over the UA Campaign story, plus voices and other miscellaneous events.
- Nomad - For joining the team and much more.
- BouncyTEM - For joining the team and his astonishing sound creations.
- Greyloc for his OUTSTANDING voiceovers and support.
- Khaotic Comrade for his great Imperial Guard structures, code help, testing the Tyranids race under pressure, and finally, other textures.
- Seato for testing the mod.
- DrunkenTaipan for joining the mod team and more.
- All Beta Testers - For helping me fix the mod and test the mod with my thanks to you.
Extra texture credits goes to...
- FOK - For pretty much all textures.
- MonkeyXXL - For his awesome textures.
- Cosmocrat - For his textures.
- Whiteshield - For his textures.
- Soulstormfan (On moddb) - for new GUO texture looking alike DOW 2, ui taskbar revamp especially.
- Gambit - Ui taskbar revamp.
- mojaksywa26 for the texture fixes and potential other future textures, plus Tyranids ucs Locale.
- Diviator, for the alternative Sister of Battle buildings.
- RMX - TC Textures for non TC FOK models. - and again for providing the Grand Release proper icons for RT2's new units.
- havoc, for the Tau Commander textures and the team colorable Necron buildings.
- Hive World Terra, for the codex Eldar textures.
- IBBoard, for the Cultist face paint.
- Mark, for the retextured Dark Eldar banner.
- Sandwich, for the Aspect Warriors textures.
- Havoc1, for the Imperial Guard colorable urban building textures.
- Creator of the Daemon Prince textures.


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Brian Dohn- Northeast Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Oradell (N.J.) Bergen Catholic at Ramsey (N.J.) Don Bosco Prep at 7 p.m.
A matchup of two of the top teams in the state also brings elite talent in the semifinals of the NJSIAA Non-Public Group IV semifinals. Unlike past seasons, it is Bergen Catholic with more FBS talent, and the Crusaders are led by Northwestern safety commit Kyle Queiro and class of 2014 defensive end Garrett Dickerson, whose double-digit offers include ones from Ohio State, Rutgers, Northwestern and Stanford. Bergen Catholic also has 2014 linebacker Cam Queiro, who holds Northwestern and Vanderbilt, and 2014 defensive end Kurt Holuba, who holds a Rutgers offer. Don Bosco Prep is led by four-star defensive end Alquadin Muhammad, who is yet to make any official visits and is looking hard at Notre Dame and Rutgers.
Kristen Kenney- Northeast Recruiting
Saturday: Virginia Division 6 State Semifinals- C.D. Hylton (Va.) vs. Ocean Lakes (Va.) at 3 p.m. at Virginia Beach SportsPlex
Hylton is home to FSU linebacker commit EJ Levenberry. Ocean Lakes has a stellar senior class in UVA quarterback commit Corwin Cutler, Maryland defensive tackle Demetri McGill and wide receiver Andre Dessingburg, but it's the young Derrick Nnadi who is turning heads. The 2014 defensive tackle has a plethora of offers and it's just the beginning.
Chad Simmons- National Recruiting Analyst
Thursday: Webb (Tenn.) vs. Evangelical Christian (Tenn.) at 3 p.m.
This state title game features one of the best in 2013 vs. one of the best in 2014. The senior is Alabama commitment Walker Jones and he is a smart linebacker and leader for Evangelical Christian. He is a three-star outside linebacker on Scout. Webb is led by 2014 Scout300 athlete Todd Kelly. He plays both sides of the ball for Webb, but will likely end up in the defensive backfield on the next level. Scout currently projects him as a safety. He has over 20 scholarship offers including ones from in-state programs Tennessee and Vanderbilt.
Thursday: Memphis University vs. Ensworth at 7 p.m.
Ensworth is back again after winning it all in 2011 and they have the talent to win it again in 2012. Cornelius Elder is a four-star running back out of Ensworth that also plays safety. He is electric with the ball in his hands and he is not scared to come up and make a hit from the defensive backfield. They have some young prospects to watch too including running back D'Andre Ferby and offensive lineman Xavier Forrest in the 2014 class, and star sophomore Rico McCraw. McCraw is a big corner over six feet tall with close to double-digit offers. Memphis University does not have the star power that Ensworth has, but they do have some prospects to watch. There top seniors are linebacker Ford Howell (Wake Forest commitment), running back Shane Tucker, and wide receiver Marquez Lanton (Arkansas State commitment). They also have a couple of younger prospects we will be watching as well in junior defensive end James Prather and sophomore offensive tackle Drew Richmond.
Friday: Norcross (Ga.) vs. Camden County (Ga.) at 7:30 p.m.
This game is loaded with top prospects out of the Peach State and it should be a great game. Brice Ramsey and J.J. Green are committed to Georgia and they lead the Camden County offense. Ramsey is the top quarterback in the Peach State and Green is one of the most electrifying high school players in the South. On defense, Auburn commitment Jarrad Davis leads the way at linebacker. Chris Williams and Kalvarez Bessert are juniors that anchor that secondary too. Norcross has a pair of playmakers in the backfield in senior Alvin Kamara and junior Myles Autry. Kamara currently favors Alabama, Georgia, and Oregon. Autry is a top 10 prospect in Georgia next year. Shon Akins is a cornerback that is committed to California and Lorenzo Carter is a 2014 defensive end with around 15 scholarship offers as well. He will be considered for the 2014 Scout300. Each team has plenty of other prospects we will have our eye on as well.
Jamie Newberg - National Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Dade City (Fla.) Pasco at Tampa (Fla.) Robinson at 7:30 p.m.
Tampa Robinson has a strong senior class. They are led by offensive lineman Conner Rafferty and defensive tackle Bruce Hector. Both are committed to USF. Senior quarterback Zain Gilmer is the son of former Mr. Football Zain Gilmer, Sr. who played quarterback at Missouri. Tight end/defensive end Justin Madison, running back Martin Ruiz and defensive tackle Nahshon Simmons are all getting D1 looks. The Robinson defense has scored a state record 13 touchdowns, including six by junior outside linebacker J.J. Johnson. Pasco's three big horses are athlete Janarion Grant, running back David Emmanuel and defensive lineman Joey Ivie. Ivie has committed to Florida and Grant is one of the state's most electrifying players. Meanwhile the 5-foot-11 and 190-pound Grant is an unheralded running back prospect that's a sure fire D1 guy.
Michael Clark-
Atlantic Recruiting Analyst
Saturday: Fayetteville (N.C.) Jack Britt vs. Matthews (N.C.) Butler at at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill at 11 a.m.
Jack Britt comes in 13-2 and will be looking to upset the No. 9 team in the country in the 4AA state championship game. The Buccaneers are led by senior wide receiver Jalen McDaniel (N.C. State commit), senior quarterback Mark McRae, junior running back Marquis Foshee, and senior linebacker Dylan Clayton. Butler is 14-0 and has one of the most talented teams in the country. The Bulldogs' offense is led by senior quarterback Riley Ferguson (Tennessee commit), senior wide receiver Uriah Lemay (Georgia commit), and senior running back Josh Glisson. Defensively, Butler is allowing only seven points per game. Leading the way is senior linebacker Peter Kalambayi (Stanford commit), senior cornerback Channing Stribling (Michigan commit), senior linebacker Sean Wiggins (Ball State commit), and senior cornerback David Moore (Ball State commit).
Saturday: Havelock (N.C.) vs. Concord (N.C.) at BB&T Field in Winston Salem at 3 p.m.
Havelock is 14-1 and looking to defend their 3A state title. The Rams are led by senior quarterback Pharoh Cooper (South Carolina commit), junior running back Derrell Scott (one of the top 2014 prospects in the country), senior offensive lineman Malcolm Ashley (East Carolina commit), senior defensive linemen Kendal Vickers (South Carolina commit), and senior cornerback A.J. Coplon (East Carolina commit). Concord is 13-2 and led by senior quarterback B.J. Beecher, senior wide receiver Alex Asbury, junior linebacker Logan Sedergren, and sophomore running back Rocky Reid.
Saturday: Charlotte (N.C.) Catholic vs. Greensboro (N.C.) Northern Guilford at BB&T Field at 7 p.m.
This 3AA state championship game will be a battle between two teams that love to run the football. Charlotte Catholic is 13-1 and has won 11 games in a row. The Cougars are led by Elijah Hood, who is one of the top junior prospects in the country. He has rushed for close to 3,200 yards and 46 touchdowns. Northern Guilford is 14-0 and will be trying to win their third straight state title. The Nighthawks are led by senior running back and North Carolina commit T.J. Logan. Logan has close to 3,400 yards of total offense and 50 touchdowns.
John Garcia Jr. - Southeast Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Buford (Ga.) at Columbus (Ga.) Carver at 7:30 p.m.
A spot in the Georgia Class AAA state semifinal is on the line when these two star-studded teams take the field. Each team is stout up front, and their prospects reflect that. Buford is led by senior offensive lineman Josh Cardiello, a Georgia commit, as well as Mikey Bart. The USF commit plays both tight end and defensive end for the Wolves, with some help from junior linebacker Korie Rogers. Rogers holds offers from several big-time schools including Florida, Georgia and Clemson – and he's already rated an early three-star. Carver is defensive-laden, and the best prospect on the roster may end up being 2015 defensive end Mekhi Brown. Already at 6-foot-6, 230 pounds, Brown has scholarship offers from Alabama, Florida State, Auburn and Tennessee among others. The team is solid outside on both sides of the ball, led by Marqui Hawkins, a Florida commit that will see time at both defensive back and wide receiver. Junior Tevish Clarke also plays on the outside, and he has an early offer from Purdue to play wide receiver.
Amy Campbell - Florida Recruiting Reporter
Friday: Seffner (Fla.) Armwood at Gainesville (Fla.) Gainesville at 7:30 p.m.
Armwood may have been forced to vacate its state championship title last season but the Hawks did win the title game. Friday, they travel to face undefeated Gainesville - the team they knocked out of the championship race last season. The stakes are high and the atmosphere should be intense. Both teams boast of D-1 prospects. Gainesville wide receiver Chris Thompson and Armwood wide receiver Alvin Bailey are both committed to the Florida Gators. Armwood safety Leon McQuay has a lengthy list of big offers including Florida State, Michigan, Oregon, Vanderbilt, and USC. Senior quarterback Darryl Richardson has offers including Ole Miss, South Florida, and Tennessee. Carrying a good portion of the offensive load for Gainesville are running backs Raph Webb (2013) and Tony James (2014). Both have several schools after them. Holding down the defense is senior linebacker Keith Kelsey, who has several offers including Louisville and South Florida. Gainesville is hungry to take down the team that knocked them out of the race last year, and Armwood is hungry to regain the title they lost last season. The stage is set for an exciting night at Citizen's Field.
Kristen Ledlow - Southeast Field Reporter
Friday: Marist (Ga.) at Stockbridge (Ga.) at 7 p.m.
The Georgia High School playoffs continue on Friday as Stockbridge welcomes Marist to town. Stockbridge is home to Trenton Earl, a senior quarterback. The away team boasts three-star running back Myles Willis, who is committed to Boston College. Willis recently confirmed his commitment to FOX Sports NEXT, despite a coaching transition at his future school. Willis will, however, visit others in hopes to solidify his final decision. Penn State's Coach Ted Roof is expected to be on-hand, as Willis has expressed interest in taking an official visit. Willis is joined by his three-star teammate in tight end Greg Taboada, who recently committed to Stanford. Marist also boasts upcoming talent in junior defensive lineman Kendall Baker. Baker has offers from both Florida State and Vanderbilt, and has expressed interest in his hometown Georgia Tech.
Tony Greco- Publisher, Panther Digest
Friday: Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) University (10-0) vs. Clearwater (Fla.) Central Catholic (11-1)
Pitt has some interest in this Class 3A semifinal matchup. Two-star cornerback Michael Stevenson does a little of everything for the Central Catholic Marauders. Pitt has offered Stevenson, and will be in town when his Marauders take on University School in. FHSAA semifinal game. Stevenson has 223 yards on the ground with two scores, 180 receiving scores with another touchdown. However, Stevenson does his damage on the defensive side of the ball, where he has 82 tackles, 10 passes defended and 3 infections. On the other side of the ball, Pitt has offered University linebacker Skai Moore. Moore leads his team with 79 tackles, and also has four sacks and four interceptions on defense. On special teams, he has me blocked punt.
Bill Greene - Ohio Recruiting Analyst & Dave Berk - Ohio Recruiting Analyst
Friday: Division VI State Championship Game – Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium- Newark (Ohio) Catholic vs. Maria Stein (Ohio) Marion Local at 11:00 a.m.
The Ohio high school playoffs begin with two of the state's perennial powers battling for the Division-VI title. Junior quarterback Adam Bertke (6-foot-5, 200-pounds) is still looking for his first offer, but will be a recruited player for Marion Local. He impressed last summer at various camps and has had an excellent season in 2012.
Division IV State Championship Game – Canton Fawcett Stadium
St. Clairsville (Ohio) vs. Clarksville (Ohio) Clinton-Massie at 3:00 p.m.
All eyes will be on St. Clairsville junior two-way standout Michael Ferns who has already given his verbal pledge to Michigan. But Ferns is not the only talent on the Red Devils as senior wide receiver Dan Monteroso (Boston College) and junior running back Jaylon Brown could give the Red Devils the firepower to win their first state title. Clinton-Massie will look to Ohio pledge Trent Smart to slow down the Red Devils offense but its Massie's offense that have people talking as junior Bayle Wolf enters the game with 1,839 yards and 37 touchdowns on the season.
Friday: Division II State Championship Game – Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium Toledo (Ohio) Central Catholic vs. Trotwood (Ohio) Madison at 7:00 p.m.
Two of the more talented teams in the state will battle for the Division-II title, with both squads featuring BCS recruits. Central Catholic is led by safety Jayme Thompson (Ohio State) and tight end Keith Towbridge (Louisville). Junior quarterback DeShone Kizer already holds several BCS offers, including Michigan State and Nebraska. Trotwood will count on senior safety Cameron Burrows (Ohio State), senior linebacker Michael McCray (Michigan) and senior cornerback Reon Dawson (Illinois), as well as several underclassmen that hold offers.
Saturday: Division III State Championship Game – Canton Fawcett Stadium Akron (Ohio) St. Vincent-St. Mary vs. Bellevue (Ohio) at 11:00 a.m.
The Division-III state championship game features St. Vincent-St. Mary as the favorite. Junior linebacker Dante Booker holds six Big Ten offers, and was recently voted the defensive player of the year in his division for St. Vincent-St. Mary. They also have two wide receivers looking for their first offers in Fransohn Bickley and Jordan Hargraves.
Saturday: Division V State Championship Game – Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium Kirtland (Ohio) vs. Coldwater (Ohio) at 3:00 p.m.
Kirtland will look to win their second consecutive state championship behind senior quarterback Scott Eilerman who has passed for 1,122 yards and 16 touchdowns while also picking up another six touchdowns on 703 rushing yards. Eilerman is not alone as senior Damon Washington has rushed for 1,866 yards and 32 touchdowns while also pulling down 19 balls for 364 yards and six scores. Coldwater will look to capture their third state championship (2007, 05) behind the arm of senior quarterback Austin Bruns who has enjoyed a great season passing for 2,893 yards, 33 touchdowns with only three interceptions on the year. Bruns can also hurt you with his feet having rushed for 635 yards and 14 touchdowns. Senior wide receiver Caleb Siefring is the team's leading receiver with 850 yards and 15 touchdowns.
Saturday: Division I State Championship Game – Canton Fawcett Stadium Toledo (Ohio) Whitmer vs. Cincinnati (Ohio) Archbishop Moeller at 7:00 p.m.
Whitmer will look to senior quarterback Nick Holley and defensive lineman Marquise Moore (Toledo) to win their first state championship. While the Panthers enter the game coming off a 62-34 thrashing of Mentor in the semifinals, they know they'll be tested against one of the more historic programs in Ohio High School football. Moeller returns to the title game for the first time since 1997 and is loaded with talent on both sides of the ball. Senior running back Keith Watkins is pledged to Northwestern while offensive lineman Alex Gall is headed to Miami. On defense the Crusaders will look to senior linebacker Shane Jones who is headed to Michigan State.
Simone Scott -
Midwest Recruiting Reporter
Saturday: St. Vincent St. Mary (Ohio) vs. Bellevue (Ohio) at 11 am
In the Division 3 championship game, St. Vincent St. Mary is led by junior Dante Booker. The outside linebacker holds offers from Ohio State, Illinois, Indiana, Penn State and Michigan. Also helping out will be senior Fransohn Bickley and Jordan Hargrove.
Saturday: Kirtland (Ohio) vs. Coldwater (Ohio) at 3 p.m.
The Division 5 Championship is a rematch of the 2011 Championship matchup between two undefeated teams. Kirtland features senior quarterback Scott Ellerman and junior safety Sam Kukua. Coldwater will look for Jordan Chapin to lead the way.
Saturday: Toledo Whitmer (Ohio) vs. Archbishop Moeller (Ohio) at 7 p.m.
The Division 1 Championship game features two talented teams. Whitmer has senior quarterback Nick Holley. Running back Tre Reditt-Sterritt has quickly become a name to know. Toledo commit defensive end Marquise Moore has been dominant throughout the season. Moeller features Miami commit Alex Gall, Indiana commit Evan Jansen, Northwestern commit Keith Watkins and Michigan State commit Shane Jones.
Ahmard Vital - Midlands Recruiting Analyst
Saturday: Katy (Texas) vs. La Porte (Texas) at 11 a.m.
Reliant Stadium is the battle ground for this rematch from last year. Of course it was La Porte pulling out the win. Now that each team come in with a full head of steam, and neither will be caught off guard. Katy has a couple of solid guys with Oklahoma defensive end commit Matt Dimon, who is a premier lineman in the state. On the edge, cornerback Isaiah Brown, who leads the area with six interceptions, is headed to Tulsa. From the 2014 class, linebacker Jake Blomstrom is a name to remember and is already on the recruiting radar. On the other side, four-star running back Adam Taylor has been sensational this season and has double-digit offers to his credit. At receiver, Baylor commit Kyle Fulks is a speedy target on the edge. From the 2015 class, Rodney Anderson will be major when college coaches can begin speaking with him. For La Porte, on the recruiting side of things, one of the state's best will be on the La Porte defense with 2014 outside linebacker Hoza Scott, a player who received the highest honor of five stars a few weeks ago. LSU, Texas A&M and Alabama are just a few programs looking to sign him. On the offense, La Porte has three-star running back Keith Whitely, who has close to 10 offers including San Jose State, UTEP and UNLV, will look to make some moves. Helping Whitely do this is massive offensive lineman Maurice Morris, a Division I guy in the trenches with offers from Colorado State and Navy to name a few.
Saturday: Galena Park (Texas) North Shore vs. Houston (Texas) Alief Elsik at 3 p.m.
Leading the North Shore team is top prospect Micah Thomas, who holds a number of offers including Houston and Colorado. Providing protection for Thomas is top junior offensive lineman Trevon Tate. On the defense, linebacker Zach Whitely has Texas and Texas A&M pursing his services for the class of 2014. Defensive tackle Najee Toran is another player to keep an eye on. For Elsik, 2014 cornerback Dominique Barnett is a potential prospect.
Brandon Huffman - National Recruiting Analyst
Saturday: Lynden (Wash.) vs. Tumwater (Wash.) at the Tacoma Dome at 1:00 p.m.
In a matchup of the past two 2A state champions, its also a mini-matchup of the Apple Cup. Tumwater, led by legendary coach Sid Otton, won the state title for 2A in 2010. His top prospect is defensive lineman/tight end Jaimie Bryant, a Washington commit. Lynden, which won the 2A state title a year ago, is led by Washington State verbal Matt Meyer on the offensive line and defensive end Caleb Newman, who has an offer from the Cougars among others.
Saturday: Sammamish (Wash.) Skyline vs. Tacoma (Wash.) Bellarmine
Prep at the Tacoma Dome at 7:30 p.m.
The final game of Max Browne, the nation's top quarterback, will be in the Tacoma Dome, where Browne, a USC commit, will try to lead the Spartans to their second straight state title and their fifth in the last six years. He'll be flanked by Nic Sblendorio, the heart and soul of the Spartans at receiver and safety, and Washington State verbal Peyton Pelluer anchors the Spartans linebacker corps. On the other side will be Bellarmine Prep, the hometown favorite, making their first appearance in the 4A state championship game. The Lions came close in 2010, losing in the semifinals to Spokane Ferris (who beat Skyline and Browne a week later in the finals). Bellarmine is headed by quarterback Sefo Liufau, the #2-ranked quarterback in the state and a Colorado commit. Liufau has played in Browne's shadow the past three years, but a win here would not only cement his legacy at Bellarmine, but also give him the statewide appreciation he deserves. Calvin Chandler is the defensive leader for the Lions at linebacker.
Greg Biggins - National Recruiting Analyst
Saturday: Long Beach (Calif.) Poly vs. Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei at Angel Stadium at 7:30 p.m.
Two of the traditional Southland powers meet in a CIF-SS Pac-5 championship matchup. Mater Dei is headed by four-star tight end Thomas Duarte, the #2-ranked tight end in the West, as well as 2014 cornerback Jonathan Lockett, a Scout 300 prospect for his class. Offensive lineman David Bright has a handful of Pac-12 offers, including a recent one from Stanford. The Jackrabbits have several FBS prospects on both sides of the ball. Running back Gerard Wicks, a Washington State commit, is strong and fast and runs with power. The secondary will be the strength of the Poly defense led by safety David Price and sophomore corner Iman Marshall. Arizona, Colorado and SMU have offered Price, one of the biggest hitters in the state. Marshall has been labeled a 'phenom' since the 8th grade and has offers from UCLA and Washington State plus interest from programs all over the country. Linebacker Jayon Brown is committed to UCLA and junior receiver John Smith has a couple of Mountain West offers.
Scott Kennedy- Director of Scouting
FOX Sports West features four games per week streamed live on the internet with broadcasters and color analysts, and multi-angle cameras. This week Prepzone Live will feature host Kevin Barnett and Director of Scouting Scott Kennedy, highlighting the action from each of the four games as well as other news and notes across the Southland. Here is a look at this week's action on FOX Sports West's Prepzone.
Kevin Carden, West Recruiting Analyst
Friday: West Hills (Calif.) Chaminade at Gardena (Calif.) Serra at 8 p.m.
The Western Division Final will be stocked with plenty of talent on Friday night. Chaminade is led by 2013 tailback Terrell Newby, who is having a terrific senior season that included an eight-touchdown performance against Harvard-Westlake. Newby is one of the top all-around running backs in Southern California and has serious interest in Cal, Nebraska, Oregon and UCLA. In the passing game, junior quarterback Brad Kayaa has emerged as one of the better junior quarterbacks in the region and has a real weapon in wide receiver Elijah Dunston, a Colorado commit. Two-way standout Donovan Lee has contributed mainly as a defensive back this season and should take over the starting tailback spot next season. Serra is always one of the most talented teams in Southern California, and this year is no different, with several big-time underclassmen. Junior cornerback Adoree Jackson is the top overall prospect on the roster. The elite athlete already has nine offers and has all the tools needed to be a true lockdown corner. Fellow junior Dwight Williams, one of the fastest linebacker we have seen this season, already holds five offers and will end up with several more in the coming months. Also keep an eye on senior linebacker/safety Ardis Perez. Quarterback Jalen Greene has made great strides in the passing game and will get attention from college coaches looking for a dual-threat quarterback. Greene has several solid wide receivers to throw to lead by Greg Webb and Jordan Lasley. On the ground, sophomore tailback Malik Roberson has rushed for over 1,000 yards this season.
Saturday: Long Beach (Calif.) Poly vs. Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei at
Angel Stadium at 7:30 p.m.
Two of the traditional Southland powers meet in a CIF-SS Pac-5 championship matchup. Mater Dei is headed by four-star tight end Thomas Duarte, the #2-ranked tight end in the West, as well as 2014 cornerback Jonathan Lockett, a Scout 300 prospect for his class. Offensive lineman David Bright has a handful of Pac-12 offers, including a recent one from Stanford. The Jackrabbits have several FBS prospects on both sides of the ball. Running back Gerard Wicks, a Washington State commit, is strong and fast and runs with power. The secondary will be the strength of the Poly defense led by safety David Price and sophomore corner Iman Marshall. Arizona, Colorado and SMU have offered Price, one of the biggest hitters in the state. Marshall has been labeled a 'phenom' since the 8th grade and has offers from UCLA and Washington State plus interest from programs all over the country. Linebacker Jayon Brown is committed to UCLA and junior receiver John Smith has a couple of Mountain West offers.
Annabel Stephan, West Field Reporter
Saturday: Torrance (Calif.) West vs. Palos Verdes Estates (Calif.) Palos Verdes at Veterans Stadium at 7:30 p.m.
West Torrance tight end Mat Boesen, a 6-foot-4, 220-pound prospect, is the 10-3 Warriors' top prospect. Though he didn't get a lot of looks during his junior season, but after a strong performance at camps and in the 7-on-7 circuit, Boesen picked up offers from San Diego State and Boise State before committing to the Broncos in July. Though he'll still be at tight end for the last round of playoffs before the championship game, Boesen was recruited to play outside linebacker for the Broncos. The 10-3 Palos Verdes' offensive line features guard Andrew Bucklin, a 6-foot-4, 275-pound prospect who holds an offer from Colorado.


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- with the way it gets very, very hard after drying,
- and the funky quirks it has while decorating (i.e. dries quickly so you have to work fast, air bubbles are a big problem, clogged tips, etc etc).
1/4 cup corn syrup
1/2 tsp clear vanilla extract
approx 1/4 cup water
- This recipe covers approximately 20-25 medium cookies.
- With no perishable ingredients, it can be kept for a week or two at room temperature. You'll have to work with its consistency if it sits for a time.
- The flavorings are my preference. You can mix it up any way you like.
- It's important to use CLEAR vanilla extract to avoid influencing icing color
- I highly recommend adding Americolor Bright White Gel since it makes such a difference not only in white icing color, but in all the other colors.
- Be sure to keep your mixer set on low setting to prevent excessive bubbles.
- You'll need to cover the icing (I use plastic wrap) to prevent crusting and thickening. It is not as rapid or prone to crusting as RI, but it still does it.
- I use to adjust the icing to a good consistency right away, but I've learned to wait and work with each smaller bowl of color, since some colors need more gel than others. This way you ensure the right consistency for each bag of icing.
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The Airbus A330-200 operates from Shuangliu International Airport, Chengdu and is scheduled to operate from 28th July to 28th October 2010.
The flight will operate to Maldives on every 5th day of the week and has a seating capacity of 245. A traditional dance "Bodu Beru" was performed to welcome the inaugural flight at the airport organized by the 100% Maldives Pvt Ltd together with Maldives Tourism Promotion Board. Currently there are 2 direct flights operating from China to the Maldives; China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines from Guangzhou and Kunming respectively.
With the operation of this flight to the Maldives, the arrivals from China are expected to increase during the period from August to October. This year from January to June, Maldives had a total of 50,197 arrivals from China, which is a 135.6% growth compared to the last year with a market share of 13.1%.
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Maldives Tourism Promotion Board also conducted road shows to promote Maldives tourism in the Chinese market in the cities, Kunming (12th July), Guangdong (18th July) and Chengdu (19th July). The top 10 most popular nationalities to visit Maldives from January to June are UK, Italy, China, Germany, France, Russia, Japan, Switzerland, Korea and India respectively.
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A Couple of Odds And Ends
There have been a lot of questions coming our way these past few weeks, so I thought I'd throw a quick post up here. How the hell have you all been this winter, by the way? Personally, I have a new side gig that is taking up a lot of time, which is why...
No, I'm not watching Big Brother Canada. Ok, I take that back. I'm watching the actual broadcasts on YouTube. I'm not, however, watching the feeds. There are many factors why, including the new second job as a music writer for the local newspaper (Argus Leader). This is also a much busier TV time than summer, so I am constantly struggling to empty my DVR.
The main reason I'm not watching, though, is pure lack of interest. Yes, it is an all-noob cast, so one of my Big Brother US dreams is being fulfilled up north. Outside of that, I don't have much positive to say. They have completely copied the U.S. formula - HOH, POV, Have-nots, slop, etc. They've even recycled all of the speeches before the various ceremonies, including the much derided "who wants to see my HOH room?" There are a couple of elements borrowed from other countries, though. There's a telephone AND a talking moose that give the players tasks to win dinners and booze.
I'm also not taking a liking to the cast. I don't really hate anybody, though, except for possibly the recently evicted glitter king, Gary. I just haven't developed any positive OR negative feelings about the rest of the cast. I have nobody to root for or against. They're all just dead weight.
One of this site's other contributors, Ash, is a big, big fan, though, so if you do want updates then you should click her twitter link on the left side of this page.
Ok, now on to the other big news. Last week, it was announced that CBS was taking over this year's live feeds. They will not be handled by Superpass. Obviously, this raises a million questions, and we really don't have any answers. As more details emerge, I'm sure Mike will be quick to update the site, and we may even do an early Big Brother Gossip Show episode to explain everything.
Don't forget, though, that this season will be starting a couple of weeks early. The season premiere is currently scheduled for June 26. What does that mean for this season? Who knows, but it does indicate that there will probably be even more contestants than last year.
What would you like to see happen this year? Do you disagree with my critique of the Canadian version? Have at me, my friends. It's been awhile since I've had hate mail. :)


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