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Sheikh Mohammed's Darley, which will be standing 28 stallions in Australia in 2008, has set its fees for the upcoming breeding season.
Champion sprinter and Australia's leading first-season sire Exceed And Excel will head the roster. Exceed And Excel, who has enjoyed a fine season with his first crop of 2-year-olds, will stand for $110,000 (about $105,000 in U.S. funds).
Returning to Australia from the United States are Elusive Quality , who will stand for $82,500; Bernardini, whose fee is $55,000; and Street Sense , who also will stand for $55,000. Also making the trip from the States are Consolidator, Any Given Saturday, and Henny Hughes.
With the news that Darley has received approval to purchase Woodlands Stud, Darley will complement its existing roster with eight formidable stallions that are already familiar to Australasian breeders. Included are Danehill's son Commands, who will stand at $66,000. and Lonhro, who will stand for $55,000.
Announcing Darley's fees, general manager Oliver Tait said, "Sheikh Mohammed's goal is to stand the world's best stallions. Our roster for 2008 is our best ever, and it has extraordinary strength and depth. Our six new stallions form the best credentialed and most exciting line-up of young stallions we've ever offered. We are also thrilled to be welcoming the Woodlands stallions and clients to Darley. The stallions really do complement our roster as they offer some of the finest Australian pedigrees to breeders."
The Woodlands stallions will remain standing at their current locations in 2008.
Manduro, who was previously earmarked to shuttle, will unfortunately not travel from Ireland to Australia this season to enable him to recover fully from the racing injury he sustained last year.
The full stallion roster, plus fees and locations:
Exceed And Excel $110,000 Aberdeen
Henny Hughes $27,500 Aberdeen
Fees include GST and are payable on a live foal (conditions apply).
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"A Free Soul" on paper seemed like a knock-out. I simply can't believe the movie doesn't reach the intensity and emotion that could have been.
The movie has Lionel Barrymore playing a lawyer Stephen Ashe who defends a gangster, Ace Wilfong (Clark Gable) over a murder charge. After Ashe gets Wilfong off by some questionable actions Ace sets his eyes on Ashe's daughter Jan (Norma Shearer) and she sets her eyes on him as well, despite being engaged to Dwight (Leslie Howard) because after all Jan is "a free soul" and her life is nobody's business. She does as she pleases.
The story-line may sound typical for a 30s melodrama and at first it hits all the right bases but then the film goes on to long, creates sub-plots that only confuse the movie, and forgets about certain characters for too long, and when concerning one character we led to believe he died only to reappear!!
Now as much as I like Shearer, and I do think she was a talented actress, I wondered how her rival would do in her role, Joan Crawford. Crawford too played these "free" or "lost" soul characters think of "Dancing Lady", "Paid", and "Shining Hour".
Leslie Howard simply isn't used enough so no connection is made with his character. Gable's doesn't seem clearly defined and acts accordingly to how the script wants him to, not perhaps how the character would want him to. And why Barrymore won the Oscar I'm uncertain. The movie was nominated for a total of 3 Oscars.
"A Free Soul" is good for filmbuffs to watch but not anyone else. And I'm surprised I seem to be in the minority view of the movie. Clarence Brown, the film's director, had a much better film in 1931 starring Gable and Crawford called "Possessed". That one I strongly recommend. This one you have to twist my arm a little bit.
Any what about that ending scene? Can you get anything more heavy-handed and preachy and completely unnecessary. My guess is, that last scene is what got Barrymore the Oscar, but geez are they laying it on thick or what?
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I first time I became aware of this movie was when I read Roger Ebert named it one of the ten best films of 1969, though the film was not available on vhs or dvd.
"Medium Cool" is a werid hybrid. It has moments that work and other that don't seem as polished. This may be due to the improvised atmosphere the film creates.
When "Medium Cool" works it captures the feeling and the spirit of the 60s. It belongs in a class of movies such as "Blow-Up" , "Weekend", & "Z". Even if you were not born in those times, and I wasn't, the film manages to lets us know what it was like back then.
The opening moments of the film are my favorite. It has a documentary feeling. It seems intense, and maybe because I'm a journalist major I enjoyed the scene where the journalist talk about the choices they make in what they show on TV.
But ultimately "Medium Cool" is a political movie that has a political and social message. We hear characters speak about the Kennedy assassination, the war, and Dr. Martin Luther King. And while these issues are 40 years old many of the arguments being presented in the film can be argued today. For instance there is a scene with protesters and one shouts out "We have a war we do not want!"
All of this is bein told while the 1968 Democratic Nation Convention is about to come to Chicago. And it works, but the movie at this point loses its focus. Now we have a love story emerging between John (Robert Forster) the star of the movie and Eileen (Verna Bloom). Their story sometimes drags the movie down. Eileen doesn't really do anything for the movie. Maybe if she were part of the protest against the war she would have fit in better or even if she was for the war that could create a another conflict the film could have used. But no this never happens.
The movie also was improvised and this hurts it also. The dialogue is terrible. I've yet to see a movie that has improvised dialogue that I enjoyed. It sounds like very bad 40s "B" picture talk. The kind of dialogue that you laugh at even though you know it's suppose to be taken seriously.
The movie was directed by Haskell Wexler, he also gets writing credit, producer and cinematography credit. And most people probably know him just as a cinematography. He filmmed "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", and "The Thomas Crown Affair (68 version)". Even though I didn't find the directing to be impressive he did receive a Directors Guild nomination for this film.
While the movie does have its problems, bad dialogue, werid hybrid story-line and an ending I personally found unsatisfying, even though I guess you could say the movie ends the way it begins. It is still a movie I'm glad I saw. And I hope many others see it for a first or second viewing. *** 1\2 out of *****
Bottom-line: Entertaining if sometimes disappointing look at life in the 60s. Still works in today's world as many of the problems are still being fought. Worthwhile overall.
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I am not a fan of Ronald Reagan on any level, but the one movie I've always heard talk about when discussing Reagan as an actor has been "Kings Row" the movie filmbuffs reserve as one of Reagan's best films.
I saw this movie mainly for two reasons. The first being, it's one of my grandmother's favorite movies, the other, the death of the former President.
"Kings Row" is quite an accomplised film from director Sam Wood, a man who has directed serval American classics that would take up too much space if I recited them all here, but they include "Goodbye Mr. Chips", "For Whom the Bell Tolls", "The Pride of the Yankees", and two Marx Brothers comedies "A Night at the Opera", and "A Day at the Races".
"Kings Row" directly and indirectly takes on what must have been a lot of taboo subjects. One of the main ones being fornication.
The movie starts off with a shot of a sign that reads; "Kings Row, a great pace to raise your children". From that we are suppose to suspect this is a friendly small town, that to some would seem being. Everybody knows each other and spreads the town's gossip and the people give excited waiting for the local events, but as the film goes on we find out there is much going on behind everyone's back.And the town is not as innocent as it seems.
The film's main characters are Parris Mitchell (Robert Cummings) and Drake McHugh (Reagan) who have remained friends since childhood. Now that both are older they are soon starting to discover the secrets that lie beneath the town and some of its citizens.
The movie has a terrific cast including Claude Rains as Dr. Tower, a man who is trying to help Parris become a doctor, he also happens to be the father of Cassie (Betty Field), the love of Parris' life. Then there Dr. Henry Gordon (Charles Coburn) who is known to give usual operations and is the father of Louis (Nany Coleman), the girl Drake plans to marry. And there's Ann Sheridan as Randy Monaghan.
Just about everyone in the film does a good job acting wise, but I think it's Cummings' movie all the way, not Reagan. But either way you look at it you have to admit "Kings Row" is an interesting film that holds your interest.
Bottom-line: Well made dramatic suspense film notably known as one of Ronald Reagan's best films, but Robert Cummings gives one of his best performances. Well worth seeing.
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"Cries and Whispers" was one of the first films from Ingmar Bergman I had seen. I was about 13 years old and was a strongly devoted fan. I had only seen the film that one time, but it stand with me. Only, I didn't think it was that powerful. Maybe my age had something to do with it. Could it be I was too young to appreciate it? I enjoyed the previous films I had seen at that point though such as "Wild Strawberries" and "The Seventh Seal".
Well, whatever the reason I saw this film again. Now I'm 21. And I think "Cries and Whispers" is one of Bergman's very best films. A memorable and powerful film. A sheer work of genius.
I read Roger Ebert's review for the movie. He said he had never seen a film to be so much about pain.
Maybe that is true. I hadn't thought of that the first time I saw this masterpiece, but now I understand.
Bergman paints such a bleak, depressing picture here, that you could call this film typical Bergman. Even though it my be a depressing film, you should still see this.
The story has three sisters, one is dying. She is played by Harriet Andersson, who gives what I feel is the film's best performance. The other sisters include Maria (Liv Ullman) who is almost childlike. She seems so innocent. Then there is Karin (Ingrid Thulin) who is cold-hearted. And even though she is not one of the sisters Anna (Kari Sylwan) who is a mother figure. She is the only one who truly cares for Agnes (Andersson).
Bergman than has these characters reflecting on moments from the past, and thus the "cries and whispers" those moments bring. Some are truly terrible memories these characters live with. A scene involving Karin and her husband comes to mind.
Are these people trying to learn from their mistakes? Do they regret their past choices? Is there hope for them? I can't give you the answers to these questions, it is for you to decide.
"Cries and Whispers" on second viewing is one of Bergman's best films. A work of art.
Bottom-line: One of Ingmar Bergman's best films. It was nominated for "Best Picture" in 1973 and Bergman was nominated for "Best Director" as well. A haunting film dealing with our life choices, who we really are and how these events shape us. It leaves a lasting impression on the viewer. I can't speak highly enough about this film.
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I'm not exactly sure which version of "Unfaithfully Yours" I've seen first, but the original Preston Sturges verison is my favorite among his films, which is a pretty large order considering this is the same man who directed "The Palm Beach Story" and "The Lady Eve".
Given my feelings towards the original I wasn't sure if I'd like this remake. It has almost become a Hollywood rule remakes are never on par with the originals. Just as sequels are not as good as the original.
Howard Zieff's "Unfaithfully Yours" is a nice exception. I admit I don't think it's quite as good as the Sturges film (that one I would give 4 stars) it is still entertaining and funny at moments. I thought the absence of Preston Sturges would cause a decrease in the comedic possibilities, but, I forgot how good Dudley Moore and Albert Brooks are.
Moore plays Claude Eastman a famous conductor who suspects his much younger wife Daniella (Nastassja Kinski) is cheating on him after the thought is first put into his head when a misunderstanding between Claude and his friend Norman (Albert Brooks) takes place and Norman thought Claude wanted him to hire a detective to watch his wife while Claude was out of town.
Howard Zieff is not exactly what I would call a great director, he was the man behind "The Main Event" and the "My Girl" films, but, he strings things together nicely here. The script, while perhaps not as funny as Sturges' is not completely a dud. Barry Levinson had a hand in the remake, so expects some funny bits.
One of my favorite scenes is at the restaurant when Moore "thinks" Armand Assante is confronting him about having an affair with his wife, and the start a dueling violin contest of Tchaikovsky.
Also I should mention I the film's one advantage. In the scene dealing with Moore's plan to kill his wife it's set-up much funnier.
Bottom-line:Remake of the classic Preston Sturges comedy is not exactly as good as the original but offers its own nice moments. Good performances by Moore and Brooks (who isn't used enough).
Lady in the Lake [Import]
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The "Lady" and the Story Seem A little Wet
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The 1954 Alfred Hitchcock film "Rear Window" showed us a murder through the eyes of Jimmy Stewart. Throughout the entire movie we only saw what Stewart saw, this added to the suspense the film tried to create. I personally liked the gimmick, but it seems Robert Montgomery (who does double duty as the film's director) beat him to the punch. Only I'm not sure it was a device that needed to be used.
"The Lady in the Lake" has Robert Montgomery playing Raymond Chandler's famous detective Philip Marlowe, and we go through over all the steps Marlowe has as the story is told in flashback form. First of all I don't think Montgomery was correct for the role, or maybe he was but I dislike his interpretation. I find he did comedy quite well watch Noel Coward's "Private Lives" and "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" though here he seems a little stiff. Not exactly comfortable with the role.
As I said the main problem I have with the film is the gimmick used of us basically playing the character ourselves. It's clever but it doesn't really add anything to the film. It could have been told in a conventional manner and still worked. And who knows, it could have been a better film.
Robert Montgomery directed 6 films, one of them he went uncredited for, and it just so happens that one is probably his most famous film as director, John Ford's "They Were Expendable". I haven't seen any other film he's directed, but I wasn't terribly impressed. What makes this film memorable, if it is memorable, is not the directing, the acting, the script, or anything else, its mainly the camera device used.
"The Lady in the Lake" is an OK film. I don't think it's one of the great detective stories of Hollywood's Golden Age, and I don't think Montgomery made a great Marlowe. This film made me watch to watch Bogart in "The Big Sleep" I film I prefer over this one.
Bottom-line: Decent detective story based on Raymond Chandler's Philip Marlowe character. The movie's gimmick gets in the way though and prevents it from becoming a better movie. Some of the acting, especially the performances by Audrey Totter and Montgomery seem stiff and in the case of Totter she seems to be over acting at moments. Not one of my favorites.
Chasing Liberty [Import]
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Fun, but too bad they didn't "Chase" after a better script
May 29 2004
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I actually think Many Moore is a good actress. In time, many of you may come to agree with me, if you don't already. In the film "A Walk to Remember" I thought she was absolutely wonderful. In her next project "How to Deal", I thought Mandy was good in it, but the movie was one of the worst films of 2003. It was a werid hybrid. I wasn't sure if it wanted to be a drama or a teen comedy. And because of that right there, that makes it a bad movie. Its intentions are not clear.
But "Chasing Liberty" is a nice recovery for Mandy Moore. This is the lighthearted, commerical, mainstream teen comedy we were expecting "How to Deal" to be. Not the depressing "Crossroads" carbon copy it turned out to be.
"Chasing Liberty" mostly works because of its stars. In particular Mandy Moore. She just seems to glow on-screen. She has a very natural presence to her. And there are moments when this "Roman Holiday"-ish movie for the kiddies demonstrates Moore's ability.
The movie has Moore playing Anna Foster, the President's daughter. And she is fed up with the secret service, consisting of Jeremy Piven and Annabella Sciorra, taking away her freedom and not allowing her to lead the life of a "normal" teenager. So Anna decides to somehow break away and have at least one day's worth of shall we say "liberty"?
She soon finds herself in the company of Mathew Goode, a British photographer. And the two go on a "mad cap" adventure.
As I watched the first say hour of the film I enjoyed it. I thought it was light and breezy but after a while I just got a little tired of it. I wonder if the film could have been shorten? If it could avoid some of the cliches.
Even though the movie admittedly has problems, it's still worth being seen by certain audiences. Mostly the younger teen crowd or Mandy Moore fans. It's fun to watch if you can get past its faults. Luckily I did.
Bottom-line: Fun if not predictable teen comedy, but still worth while. Mandy Moore makes a nice recovery after the awful "How to Deal" and displays a large amount of star power.
Smiles of a Summer Night [Import]
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Bergman Gives Us Lots To "Smile" About
May 28 2004
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The first time I saw "Smiles of a Summer Night" I thought is was an OK film, nothing more, nothing less. I was use to seeing the powerful, bleak, gritty dramas such as "Shame", "The Seventh Seal", "Wild Strawberries", and "A Passion of Anna". "Smiles" was entertaining, but not memorable. It just didn't have the lasting power those other films had.
I have now seen the film again. And while maybe it is true this movie does not have the lasting power Bergman's other films have, that does not mean you shouldn't see it.
"Smiles of a Summer Night" is actually pretty funny, and I don't just mean by Bergman's standards. It succeeds on its own as a comedy-of-manners.
The only other Bergman comedy I have seen is his vastly underrated "The Devil's Eye". Between the two I prefer "Eye", but "Smiles" still has its own charm.
Fredrik Egerman (Gunnar Bjornstrand) is married to Anne (Ulla Jacobson) and is having an affair with actress and former fling Desiree Armfeldt (Eva Dahlbeck). Too bad for Fredrik, Anne finds out. But Desiree is also seeing another man, Carl Magnus (Jarl Kulle) who is also married to one of Anne's friends, Charlotte (Margit Carlqvist), who also knows about he husband's "past time". Soon all of these people get together to spend a weekend in the country as Desiree throws a party in an attempt to win back Fredrik.
This all sounds very usually for Bergman, but, as I said he is able to pull it off.
Many may find the story-line resembles Woody Allen's "A Midsummer's Night Sex Comedy", and that's because this is what that movie was based on. Though I prefer Bergman's film to Allen's. Did you ever think Ingmar Bergman would make a better comedy than Woody Allen? I know it sounds odd, but wait until you see this film.
Bottom-line: One of director Ingmar Bergman's funniest films. Surpringly filled with quirky moments and likeable performances from some Bergman regulars. "Smiles of a Summer Night" is worth watching.
Elephant (HBO)
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An "Elephant" Never Forgets. And You May Never Forget This
May 12 2004
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"Elephant" the Gold Palm winner at last year's Cannes Film Festival is a hard movie to react to. Even though I've seen it straight through I feel as if I missed something and need to see it again. I think after a second viewing I'll be able to fully comprehend the movie.
I'm familiar with both sides of the public's reaction to this movie. And I guess both make good cases. "Elephant" is a bit slow moving. Not exactly involving. There is no personal audience involvement. And I didn't relate to anyone in the film. I saw this with my sister and afterwards I said it was an interesting movie that I "think" I enjoyed. She said it was awful because the movie didn't resolve anything. It didn't tell us why the event happened. It didn't take me very long to respond back "what's the difference WHY it happened it simply DID happen." Do we really need to know why violence happens? I think this is what Gus van Sant was going for. Violence happens and while yes it's a terrible thing we may never be able to get it down to a science and explain why it happens.
"Elephant" despite some of its "flaws" has some interesting aspects. I liked the long unbroken camera shots. I liked the mood the film created, even though it seems many didn't. I enjoyed some of the performances and liked the music, which consist of "Moonlight Sonata". And above all "Elephant" does seem to be about something. It is exploring an issue. Granted many didn't like the way it explored that issue, but you can't deny it tried.
A movie like this is clearly going to divide people and only be enjoyed by a selective few. This is not everyone's "cup of tea". Those who going into the movie with a clear mind and are willing to go at the movie's pace will enjoy it. But the casual movie fan will find problems.
Bottom-line: Interesting film from Gus van Sant I needs to be seen more than once to fully comprehend. It's a difficult movie to watch and may challenge your patience but I think does have its rewarding moments.
Veronika Voss [Import]
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One of Fassbinder's Best
May 12 2004
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"Veronika Voss" is the noir\melodrama Hollywood never made, or is it the noir\melodrama Hollywood did make but Fassbinder borrowed from it?
I'm not quite yet a strong admirer of Fassbinder's work, though I'm getting there. I've seen a few of his films and they have all pleased me on different levels, but, "Veronika Voss" is one of the best films I've seen from Fassbinder. The other one is "The Merchant of Four Seasons" (easily one of the greatest films I've ever seen).
"Voss" immediately captures your attention with the beautiful black&white cinematography from Xaver Schwarzenberger.
"Voss" though may recall the classic Billy Wilder film "Sunset Boulevard", and maybe that's done on purpose. While it would be foolish to try and compare the two obviously "Veronika Voss" gets away with things Wilder's film could never have.
"Voss" tells the story of a once famous actress who was popular during WW2 and now finds herself a "has been". Whether she just has too much pride or is in denial I'm not sure, but she stands no real chance at a comeback. As it turns out Voss is addicted to morphine. It may even have been one of the reasons for her marriage to end. And just like "Sunset Boulevard" the former star finds herself attracted to a younger man. In this case Robert Krohn (Hilmar Thate). But the film, to me at least, isn't really a satire on the movie industry the way "Boulevard" was. "Voss" takes on the noir\melodrama. And does so in a very effective way.
Rosel Zech who play Voss does a great job. She maintains our interest for the entire lenght of the film and displays a wide range of emotions. And I also enjoyed Cornelia Froboess, who plays Robert's extremely understanding girlfriend. She adds some humor to the film.
If your just starting to get interested in Fassbinder's work "Veronika Voss" should win you over.
Bottom-line: One of the best films I've seen so far from Fassbinder. I loved the black&white cinematography and the performance from Zech. Fassbinder makes the film Hollywood forgot to.
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The software is applicable for UNIX-like operating systems such as Linux and Mac OS X. BPython itself is implemented in Python and Curses. It provides syntax highlighting and configurable color schemes as well as command completion. The tool even suggests function parameters.
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The Blue and Gray Cluster Dog Shows, comprised of the Lebanon County, Harrisburg, and Mason & Dixon Kennel Clubs, will be holding four all-breed dog shows in Expo Hall of the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center. These shows will be held on:
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Saturday's and Sunday's shows will feature a Meet the Breeds area where people can visit with different breeds of dogs and their owners. Meet the Breeds gives potential dog owners a chance to meet familiar breeds of dogs and breeds that are new to the AKC and to speak with the dogs' owners to learn more about the breeds.
If your dog loves to jump, you can put that energy to good use! On Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 AM to noon and 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, the Harrisburg and Mason & Dixon Kennel Clubs will host a feature called "My Dog can do That!" Bring your dog to the My Dog can do That booth and let them tackle some beginning agility obstacles with the help of professional trainers. There will also be information on where to find agility and obedience training classes in your community. The My Dog can do That feature is free to try. Your dog must be at least six months old, have proof of a rabies vaccination, and must be on a leash.
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A portion of the proceeds of these events goes to canine-related charities, including the HKC K-9 Foundation, Inc., which supports the dogs of the Harrisburg Police K-9 Unit, and local service groups that assist with the shows.
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Grief and loss inevitably leads to anger & sadness. Not surprisingly, it also can lead to depression and feelings of guilt. The latter is called irrational guilt, as most of us lack magical powers to cure dying people. Even if they mean the world to us. I would encourage my clients to express feeling of guilt and anger often unconscious related to the loss. The anger is often at the person who died. Of course, this is irrational anger in most cases, as we all are going to die. The anger is over losing someone we love, value. I would use clinical interventions that usher in the grieving process. This fosters coming to terms with and an acceptance of the loss.
People experiencing grief and loss are often invaded by mixed emotions and thoughts, including sadness, guilt, anger, feeling frozen or ambivalent, to mention some. Difficult but essential, is to make sense of the situation and find hope. I help clients understand that what has happened might not be altered, but that they can use their own powers and that of their support systems to master the present moment.
People may experience many common symptoms related to grief and loss after losing a loved-one. Patients may also pass through stages of denial, anger and depression. Therapy can help an individual process these feelings and navigate these stages. A main goal when working with grief and loss may be to reach the period of acceptance (the time of closure). Talk therapy with a professional can be a very healthy approach to dealing with loss.
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Mouser ships Cypress Bluetooth module
Rohde & Schwarz wins communications system order for Royal Navy combat ship
Variable gain tower mounted amplifiers for low- and high-band applications
Tunable source converts DC electric field to terahertz radiation
RF module targest implantable medical devices
Point-to-point broadband for mission-critical communications
Waveguide detectors cover the 26.5 to 110 GHz range
Combo ICs to take 12% of the 802.15.4 market by 2019
Channel power monitor measures land mobile radio performance
Ceragon brings 4G service platform to Asia Pacific
Commercial vehicles go online with M2M gateway module
Lime Microsystems to demonstrate next-gen field programmable RF transceivers
Dual channel 13.6 GHz microwave signal generator
Elektrobit becomes Bittium as automotive part sold
Chipset supports both ZigBee and Thread simultaneously
IoT/M2M evaluation kit
Consumer electronics manufacturer iHome selects Marvell's IoT Platform
Tiny radio data transceiver for UHF satellite applications
Signal generator adds support for digital radio with DAB/DMB features
RFID: Not your regular radio top ten
Advanced smart garments from Holst Centre
Radio network planning software adds support for LTE-A, VoLTE and small cells
High precision arbitrary waveform generators
Researchers call for reform of safety standards for millimeter-wave devices
Flexible dual mode Bluetooth module
Radio communication analyzer supports LTE-Advanced testing
Wasted energy can keep smartphone running 30 percent longer
Interference cancellation technique allows simultaneous transmit/receive on the same channel
Alcatel-Lucent and KT sign agree collaboration on 5G mobile networks
Wafer level RF testing service for E-band semiconductors
Data logger with wireless sensors operates up to 125°C
Researchers combine plasmonic and magneto-optical effects
U-blox joins M2M alliance, targets IoT
Centimeter-accurate GPS system for virtual reality and mobile devices
QuickSyn Lite frequency synthesizers extended to millimeter wave
AR Modular RF showcases military amplifiers
Reference design for multi-gigabit 802.11ac Wave 2 WLAN access points
Radio modules and extended API supports swarm location services
Handheld spectrum analyzer is web enabled
Rugged portable RF/IF signal recorder
Glitch-less RF digital step attenuators
GaN LNA meets need for high RF power survivability
First 5G radio channel models finalised
TE Connectivity sees CPRI interface gains traction with mobile operators cutting costs
Report predicts small cell shipments to rise rapidly during 2015
Wireless IoT Forum aims to drive standards and counter fragmentation
Fundamental mixer covers 6-14 GHz with high isolation
Fastest mobile Internet found in Denmark, Singapore and Switzerland
Nanoscale IC technology may double radio frequency data capacity
Radiocrafts gains smart metering contracts in India
Spectrum of frequency comb light sources extended
Broadband coaxial limiters suppress even-order harmonics under hard limiting conditions
4G tactical mobile network targets public safety and government
Autonomous mobile beacon secures and tracks property and objects
VoLTE-capable iPhone 6 and 6 Plus phones slash 3G minutes
Gigabit modem IP targets mmWave communication
Radio chip for Bluetooth Low Energy claims lowest power
Combined Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC modules ease wireless implementation in vehicles
North American mobile operators spend twice as much as others
Test setup for four component carrier aggregation
High linearity, active bias ultra low noise amplifier
Digital baseband unit and radio frequency platform provide path to NFV and 5G
TDD/FDD LTE bands for mixed carrier aggregation verified
Broadband low noise amplifiers cover 30 MHz to 40 GHz
Blu Wireless to demonstrate 60 GHz lighting module
SP2T 100 W reflective pin diode switch
Signal Hound unifies spectrum analyser and generator products under open-source GUI
Anite and Chinese laboratory collaborate on TD-LTE and LTE-Advanced testing
SP12T RF MEMS switch to be demonstrated
Mobile networks using a mixture of radio sizes could cut energy usage by 50%
Partnership aims to make small cell roll-out easier
Free e-learning course for mobile device engineers
Private mobile radio common platform processor
Anritsu to provide automated smartphone testing for Samsung
Stopping a new breed of hackers accessing unconnected computers or smartphones
Intel boosts wireless credentials with button size SoC for wearable devices
Reference platform integrates 4x4 802.11ac Wave-2 Wi-Fi and MU-MIMO
Tiny solar-powered radio chip for wireless monitoring
VCO delivers best-in-class phase noise performance
GaN low-noise amplifier covers 4 to 8 GHz
GSM-R boom to continue
2x2 MIMO 4G LTE antennas target transportation and M2M applications
Passive radar based on mobile radio detects boats and planes
Full protocol stack data rates for LTE Category 9 demonstrated
Software radio FPGA modules double channel density
VCO features low phase noise for cost-sensitive basestation systems
PIN diode switches cover 50 MHz to 1 GHz up to 200 W
Dual-band Wi-Fi audio chip for HD streaming
Wideband 125 W RF power GaN transistor suits multi-octave RF amplifiers
U-blox buys into automotive, acquires modules business from Lesswire
Non-reflective switch covers DC to 20 GHz with low insertion loss
Murata turns to the Internet of Things
Programmable dual transceiver aims to disrupt the RF market
MegaChips and Imec collaborate on ultra-low power short-range radio for IoT applications
2.4 GHz wireless transceiver for industrial applications
Dual-band transceiver targets smart energy
GaN-on-diamond makes RF progress
VCO delivers low phase noise and low power consumption
IDT latest product line starts with 8 GHz RF switch
20-dB gain broadband differential amplifier with high linearity
Network testing via smartphone
Bluetooth beacons nowhere precise enough
High power SP3T 100 W reflective switch
University of Oxford signs RFEL for second phase study contract for the Square Kilometre Array
Altera and Lime Microsystems demonstrate multi-standard software-defined radio platform
Four stage driver amplifier offers high linear power and gain control over full E-Band spectrum
FPGA-based wideband digital down-converter IP core
Up-converter for 28 to 34 GHz point-to-point radio applications
Ceramic bandpass filters target applications from 300 MHz to 10 GHz
Integrated, flexible wideband RF synthesiser for software radio
Reflections from smartphone transmissions enable gesture control
6 to 16 GHz driver amplifier delivers 21 dB of gain
Smart Home radio chip for remote controls
Xilinx and China Mobile collaborate on virtualized 5G wireless networks
Arveni claims time to switch to free wireless protocol
EU project takes mm-waves beyond WiGig
Multi-service radio operates in the 6 to 42 GHz spectrum bands
Low-cost Wi-Fi / Bluetooth module targets IoT applications
Single-chip, global coverage car radio receiver
MIMO antennae offer LTE connectivity in cars
Radio Receiver Technology book provides a comprehensive resource
Rugged VPX module provides DSPs and FPGA for software radio, imaging or radar
SAW filters suit commercial and military radio
Synchronised RF transceiver rapid prototyping kit for software defined radio
Tiny MMIC amplifier delivers high linearity for military, space, and communications systems
PIC32 Bluetooth starter kit targets low-cost applications
Multi-purpose LTE wireless core networking testing tool
Project to develop miniature UWB modules for accurate location awareness
Single-box test set for analogue and digital radio
'Air waveguide' creates 'optical cables' out of thin air
Low noise amplifier covers DC to 50 GHz
Banning cellphones while driving does not decreases accidents, researchers find
Mesh-radio-for-Bluetooth development kit
Frequency reference system offers low cost of ownership
Sub-GHz transceiver simplifies industrial wireless links
EMC regulations face major shakeup
Radios give IoT new channels
Platform cuts calibration time for phased-array antennas
Anite helps define first 5G channel models
Regulator risks leaving Europe behind in 5G
ADC pushes the boundaries for software defined radio
RF SDK targets small cell and backhaul developers
Wideband RF GSPS data converter module supports rapid prototyping
High power radio transceiver offers long range and high reliability
Sigfox IoT network comes to the UK
LTE the best technology for V2X
Wireless lighting technology optimizes off-grid LED lighting
Analogue front end for digital radios
OpenBTS 4.0 drives commercial open-source cellular systems
Software defined mobile network targets 3.5-billion people with no mobile coverage
Eutelsat KA-SAT satellite delivers mobile office for Wireless Innovation
Small 70-80 GHz radio for small cell and macrocell backhaul
Amplifier design could enable mobile phone masts to cut carbon emissions
Next-generation wireless prototyping platform from National Instruments
Small cell base station processors add complete TD-LTE support
Rohm and imec collaborate on ultra-low power radio R&D
GaAs MMIC distributed amplifier covers DC to 20 GHz
MIMO test environment for satellite RF links
Lasers enable ultra-sensitive detection of radio waves
Energy harvesting switch powers 2.4 GHz radio link
Unified wireless infrastructure for in-building systems, not just DAS
Alcatel Lucent and Intel to focus on cloud and IoT
Antenna enables global positioning to one centimetre
Wideband radio tester takes on VoLTE and LTE-A
Packet microwave 70/80 GHz radio cuts spectrum costs
DIDO pCell radio re-invents wireless brings 'mobile fiber' to users
Standard-compliant test system for eCall in-vehicle system modules
DIN 4.1/9.5 adapters target low PIM aplications
Modular software defined radio platforms cover DC to 6 GHz
Adaptive NLOS backhaul system for small cells
Hybrid trunking microwave radio for all out-door and all-indoor configurations
French company Sigfox rolls out another successful IoT network in Russia
Software defined radio demonstrator for FDMA digital/analogue PMR
SDR chip supports multiple digital radio standards - DRM, HD Radio and DAB
Bosch sets up 'strategic' company to support internet of things and services
Tektronix Communications completes acquisition of Newfield Wireless
Toumaz Limited collabortaes with Imagination Technologies over digital radio chip
Telit module to support ultra narrow band license-free radio for the SIGFOX Internet of Things network
World's smallest FM radio transmitter made from graphene
Multi-radio module ready-to-embed in IoT applications
Low-noise amplifier delivers more than 20 dB of gain over 6 to 20 GHz
Single platform for all radio transport technologies
Anite leads 5G radio channel model development
Single-chip dual transceiver software-defined tunable over 70 MHz to 6 GHz
IBM develops two-factor security for mobile transactions
Software-defined radio processor for car-to-car and car-to-infrastructure communication
Low power, bidirectional radio module for the 868 MHz frequency band
Enhanced analyser speeds up Tempest assessments
Carrier-grade Wi-Fi switch delivers 50 times more isolation and 10 times better linearity
GPS positioning module delivers sub-meter accuracy
Swarm radio platform measures 50x24x6mm
Configurable automated RF test set
SDR module targets indoor/outdoor location, navigation and communications development
Digi-Key adds low-power Wi-Fi manufacturer GainSpan
AM/FM tuner chips enable higher performance at less space
Hand-held RF field strength meter offers spectrum analyser capability
China Mobile extends TD-LTE deployment through 2014
Digital radio test set features a low phase noise RF signal generator
Entrust and Radio IP Integration secures connection across wired and wireless IP networks
NGMN Alliance adds new partners, extends global reach
ZTE licenses CEVA-XC DSP for LTE TDD/FDD base station and network infrastructure
Elektrobit to demonstrate tactical communications technology at DSEI
OML introduces millimeter wave IMD measurements with single connection workflow
Silicon TV tuners offer high performance, integration and low system cost
Positive gain slope amplifier operates from DC to 20 GHz
Surface mount OCXO holds tight stabilities down to 5 ppb
Swiss-based u‑blox opens LTE RF design center in Ireland
UHF wideband antenna and elastomer spring target public safety market
Wideband mixer offers high linearity with 50 Ohm matched input from 30 MHz to 6 GHz
Cypress to integrate BLE radio with PSoC and capacitive touch technologies
Open-source, software-defined radio platform
Turnkey package for FTTA, remote radio deployments
Modular RF backplane system targets CATV and radio applications
Multi-mode two-way radio processors offer Marine Digital Selective Calling expansion sequences
Win one of three FiND-iT kits and experiment with EPC Gen 2 RFID label tags
Agilent and Tyndall National Institute open teaching and research laboratory
Low-noise timing chipset targets cellular infrastructure
Switches cover DC to 6 GHZ for applications up to 50 through to 200 W
Commercial fleet telematics in government sector to hit 1.6 billion USD by 2018
Imec and Renesas Electronics claim first multi-standard RF receiver in 28 nm CMOS
IPv6 wireless mesh communication tested Norway's Smart Grid centre
4G/LTE backhaul in a single box
Silicon Labs to acquire Energy Micro
Telematics test platform addresses in-vehicle testing
802.11ac Wi-Fi chipsets integrate 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz power amplifiers
CORMORAN Project explores intra- and inter-communication between WBANs
Microwave transmission equipment sales rise 33 percent in North America
Clock generator for high speed data acquisition and software radio applications
Software-based GeoSoft RAN virtual probe cuts costs of RAN monitoring
Triplexer LC filter supports PMR communications between emergency services
Licensed mobile radio infrastructure and system integration amounts to $2.6 billion
ETSI publishes first specification for Ultra Low Energy DECT aimed at the M2M market
Sub-GHz radio features extended temperature and frequency range
Signal/spectrum analyzer characterizes wideband signals continuously up to 50 GHz
Single-chip digital radio receivers support HD Radio and DAB/DAB+
Impulse radio ultra-wide band IC takes the lead on accurate geo-positioning
BlinkSight and imec claim first single-chip indoor GPS solution
Microsemi teams with Virtual Extension to offer sub-GHz mesh networks for energy harvesting
Multiband receiver IC targets analogue-tuned radio designs
Alcatel-Lucent completes key interoperability testing of LTE for public safety applications
75 W Freescale LDMOS RF transistor for land mobile radio
5 to 9 GHz low noise amplifier
Contactless connectivity platform targets applications that contain moving parts
Fully integrated all-outdoor, sub-6 GHz, LTE-ready, microwave system targets rural/private networks
ST collaborates with Thingsquare to advance easy-to-use Internet of Things technology
Radio test set adds POCSAG testing option
Swarm radio platform for industrial safety applications
Power amplifiers for 13 and 15 GHz point-to-point applications
Alcatel-Lucent and China Mobile accelerate deployment of 4G TD-LTE across China
Digital radio test set adds support for LTE-A carrier aggregation
LTE Advanced modem claims first single RF carrier aggregation implementation
Daimler, Deutsche Telekom collaborate on automotive telematics
Ultra-low power 2.4 GHz multi-standard radio
ST-Ericsson brings PC speeds to mobile devices with first 3 GHz smartphone prototype
Network processor boasts 16 ARM cores for mobile network infrastructure applications
Amplifier covers 5 to 11 GHz with low noise figure of 1.3 dB
CommAgility DSP and RF modules chosen by Hermon Laboratories for LTE handset test
Forecast predicts Increase to 18 million base station transceiver shipments by 2017
Airspan and Radisys deliver first LTE-Advanced small cell solution
Protocol tester adds test scenarios for LTE-Advanced carrier aggregation
Aeroflex announces TDD-FDD handover using an LTE capacity test system
Short-range wireless module targets multi-kilometer-range wired-to-wireless migration
Research project taps LED lighting for broadband communications
AWR offers frequency planning wizard for determining spurious free bandwidths in communication system design
CEA-Leti granted test licence to validate cognitive radio technologies in the TV white space
Transceiver meets ETSI Category 1 standard with 6-dB margin to support healthcare monitoring
Audi unveils in-car 4G LTE wireless broadband at CES 2013
LTE modem and application processor platform claims to be fastest and coolest
Multiband, modular RF downconverters
WiLink 8Q RF chip family combines multiple RF technologies for in-car use
Elektrobit delivers first tactical wireless IP network products to Finnish defence forces
Developer's kit for ZigBee wireless applications
High-power, battery-operated portable PIM test analyzer
Digital PMR chipset additions simplify designs for small, low-cost and low-power dPMR radio
Aviacomm to collaborate with Toshiba to jointly develop radio over fiber remote base stations
Encryption libraries for Waspmote platform protect sensitive data
SON solution for UMTS networks saves time and resources
Bluetooth silicon IP draws under half the power compared to standard solutions
Wireless microcontroller family targets the Internet of Things
Two radio tuners integrated on single chip enable compact car radios
20 GHz distributed amplifier offers positive bias
LTE RAN market nearly tripled in 3Q12 while 2G/3G crashes
Xilinx to add DSP cores to Zynq at 20 nm
License-free radio modules deliver next-generation performance
Over seven million licensed mobile radio terminals shipped in 2012
Software defined radio module used in leading 5G wireless research
Remote radio head test solution adds 3 GHz support
Vector signal generator for test systems supports frequencies up to 12.75 GHz
Latest RF Technology site from Mouser Electronics
Five wireless connectivity standards within a 24.6 x 18.0 x 3.0 mm package
Anritsu LMR Master adds APCO P25 Phase 2 testing and expanded NBFM analysis
Remote radio heads to close in on $1B in 2012
2.4-GHz, low-power wireless radio IC incoporates capacitive touch
UK startup ramps up 60 GHz development
Single chip planned for radio receivers across Europe
EXFO partners with Artiza Networks to offer wrap-around testing of LTE eNodeBs
Visteon provides communication equipment for US car-to-x pilot program
Call for consensus on small cell base stations
White space radio startup raises funds
Credit card size software defined radio demonstrator for wireless data
Compact combo chip shrinks keyless entry system
Embedded Wi-Fi Development boards integrate TCP/IP stack for IoT applications
DragonWave concludes field tests using 2048 QAM radios
DAB+/ DAB software receiver for multicore Linux also supports TPEG
Mindspeed teams with SpiderCloud for enterprise small cells
Stacked ISM band radio module uses easyRadio technology
GaN on SiC-based RF transistor targets secondary surveillance radar aviation applications
Altair LTE chip pre-certified by Verizon
ADCs target low power and wide bandwidth
Advanced die packaging technology cuts RF module footprint by 75%
Transceiver chip enables miniaturized implantable medical devices
Digital radio test system with colour touch-screen targets land mobile radio
True global phone chip platform supports both WCDMA and TD-SCDMA
Intel adds power amplifiers to 3G RF chip
Rohde & Schwarz takes on North American EMC market
US intelligence interested in Lime Micro flexible radio technology
Wireless link delivers +27dBm power output over a 5 km range
GPS security a concern for unniversity expert
Digital radio chipset enables next-generation car radios
Analyst: Alcatel-Lucent leads small cell space
LTE test-UE availble for infrastructure a 400 MHz
Cambridge Consultants has hand in getting the largest telescope out of the lab
Toumaz buys radio chip firm for $50 million
Pole/Zero and Delcross Technologies cooperate on getting radio systems right first time
Imec and Murata to collaborate on reconfigurable radio research
Power amplifiers target point-to-point radio applications
Sub 1.0 dB noise figure LNAs target cellular, smart energy, radio and ISM applications
13 GHz PLL synthesizer achieves breakthrough phase detector operating frequency of 110 MHz
DAB/DAB+/DMBA tuner for automobiles
Tiny Bluetooth low energy proximity key fob runs for a year on a coin cell
9-W GaN wideband power amplifier covers 225 MHz to 1215 MHz
Network innovation driven by rapid mobile data growth
High reliability power amplifier covers 71 to 76 GHz
High power Tx/Rx switches target LTE, TD-SCDMA, WiMAX and military radio
Direct conversion receiver IC boasts extended operating range for SDR
ST-Ericsson powers China Unicom and Yulong smartphone
Iridium-based global push-to-talk radio system trials completed
Thales and Nokia Siemens Networks to offer global LTE broadband for professional mobile radio
AMI/AMR smart energy transmit/receive front end modules
RELM Wireless wins international military order for KNG UHF portable radios
LTE RAN equipment revenues almost triple during Q1 2012
RF transmitter extends battery life with better performance
Cassidian and Alcatel-Lucent bring 4G LTE mobile broadband to professional mobile radio
Nordic takes aim on step up to the WSN platform
Amplifiers and mixers target backhaul radios to 46.5 GHz
Waveguide filter for narrowband data applications
Dragonwave claims first to market with 2048 QAM radios
High linearity, low noise I/Q converters target 17 to 27 GHz applications
Digital voice scrambler for analog radio systems offers secure voice communication
Microcell and backhaul portfolio covers full range of frequencies from 2.3 GHz to 80 GHz
Scalable radio channel emulator for testing 4G LTE
Integrated surface-mount DVGAs can reduce basestation BOMs
Wireless sensor networks evaluation kit
Single chip DSP-based AM/FM car radio tuner
Integrated radio ICs for low cost 60 GHz applications
RF Monolithics to be acquired by Murata Electronics North America
Mobile CAPEX to grow 9% in 2012, driven by China, LTE, and small cells
2558-2575 MHz VCO exhibits high linearity
Nokia Siemens Networks tops basestation rating
SORBAS LTE Test-UE adds 3.5 GHz support
Huawei climbs to number two spot in wireless equipment
Signalion removes need for remote radio head in development, trial and prototyping
IF/RF quadrature demodulator IC designed for low power applications
LC filters for demanding radio, navigation and communication applications
Ismosys wins design-in for NetLogics DFS processors in LTE remote radio heads and active antenna systems
Radio waves beamed with a twist akin to fusilli pasta allow massive multiplexing
China drives servers to base station role
Tablet-based multi-technology SON platform for analysing mobile network performance
Alcatel-Lucent and China Mobile to jointly accelerate development of lightRadio
HiSilicon and imec to jointly research reconfigurable RF transceivers
Radio filter delivers LTE capacity gains of up to 65 per cent
Ericsson leverages standards to lead with LTE
Moving implant, body nets advance
UHF narrow band telecommand modules
One transceiver per radiator is the only effective solution for Active Antenna Systems says Ubidyne
Aeroflex offers automated tests and alignment for MOTOTRBO radios
Qualcomm, Ericsson demo LTE-to-3G handover
1.3 Gbps, rugged, three-radio, three-stream access point
Active antenna can raise cell capacity 40 percent
High performance AFE targets femtocells and SDR
Reference design for licence-free radio microphones based on DECT
39.5 GHz Ka-band frequency synthesizer
LTE radio head test system is 100x faster
KeyStone multicore architecture scaled to support cloud RAN applications
Portable radio test sets for testing FM radios under challenging conditions
LTE Multi-RAT testing made available for chipset vendors
LTE UE simulator claims world first with frequency-agile radio
Advanced car radio tuner IC family delivers high RF performance
VSA software adds multi-measurement capability for wireless research and development
Low cost FM receiver chips optimised for background functions in car radios
High power, packet microwave radio platform for telecom backhaul
EtherWaves adds software defined radio based DAB/DMB to GENIVI and Android
CommAgility demonstrates interoperability of AMC-2C6670 card with MTI remote radio head and Xilinx CPRI core
GHS and Silex build secure Wi-Fi platform
One radio, multiple standards: BMW, Eurecom implement SDR car solution
Freescale has sub-1-GHz ultra-low-power smart radio
ESA selects GreenPeak's radio communication controller chip for aerospace applications
High linearity VGAs target microwave radio
Low-power 2.4-GHz wirelessUSB transceiver
Migration to digital mobile radio set to accelerate
Compact, all-outdoor packet solution for 4G/LTE backhaul
Rohde & Schwarz supplies emergency radios for aircraft carriers
Integrating antennas within clothes using metallic thread
GPRS modem routers simplify M2M data cconnectivity
DVGAs enable higher-performance basestation radio architectures
USB-connected analog and digital radio test set
Short range radio modules now report signal strength
Mindspeed buys assets of W-CDMA chip vendor
Single-chip digital PMR baseband processor conforms to ETSI standard TS102 490
Direct RF-sampling ADC aims to revolutionize radio architectures
Enhanced MMCU-4 modular radio remote control receiver
CEVA and CellGuide partner to offer software GPS solution
Broadband BTS LNAs are deliver flexibility and simplify RF design requirements
Compact HD radio tuner modules for automotive applications
CML Microsystems acquires leading-edge vocoder technology
Next-generation, high-voltage, high-power RF generators
Sensor board completes Libelium's Smart Cities platform
Microsoft, Nokia, Samsung join Neul radio club
Should Google be in 'white-space' radio?
RF Industries to acquire CUI
Neul opens up on 'white space' radio network
Flexible ultra-wideband channelizer offers ultimate radio receiver
Rohde & Schwarz moves into security with ipoque acquisition
Handheld analyser adds DMR test and WiMAX fixed and mobile capabilities
FCC TETRA ruling creates new opportunities in the US for TETRA suppliers
Integrated wideband passive mixers support wideband operation for wireless infrastructure and software-defined radio applications
World's highest performance RF DAC enables linearity performance breakthroughs
BEEcube targets data centers, RF
Arasan Chip Systems is first to unveil MIPI RFFE core
RFM adds Wi-Fi and Bluetooth combo modules to portfolio
RFID tag chip for low cost item-level tagging
Multi-hop data radios with 3 km reach extend data transmission to over 20 km
2.4 to 2.7 GHz WiMax and WiFi antenna
Clock jitter cleaner family claims industry's lowest phase noise
Industrys first system-on-chip two-way radio enabling cost effective digital radios
PC-based application for DMR Radio Protocol testing for the 3920 analogue and digital radio test set
Digital radio frequency V4 test solution combines stimulus and analysis capability
Energy Micro release details of energy friendly radio product family
High-gain linear amplifier module enables WiMAX to coexist with other radios in portable devices
10 Gb/s multipoint microwave backhaul platform
Single-SoC platform for concurrent 3G and 4G service operation
Ultra-low energy radio draws less than 3 mW
Sub 1-GHz band radio modules target automation networks
Air radio module family extended with ETSI-compliant units for European applications
DARPA seeks lighter energy source for radios
Hirschmann foil antennas can be integrated into the vehicle's body
LPRS transducers used in energy saving lighting
High power transceiver optimised for 869 MHz
Huawei buys IMEC spin-off for $10 million
Dual channel 6 Gb/s SERDES with low-noise clock synthesizer targets next generation radio
Ontario microwave startup raises $8 million
Radio module family targets broad electronics market
Trillium monitoring software brings optimization and security through real-time intelligence to mobile networks
Radiometrix enters into channel partnership in India
Firms roll public radio interface IC
Intel licenses DSP
RFMD unveils family of configurable components for developing wide dynamic range radio systems
Icera partners with Teleca to develop Android RIL (radio interface layer) for smartphone platform
Hirschmann combines Iridium, GPS and mobile radio antenna
Cartesian feedback loop IC covers 30 MHz to 1 GHz
DesignArt Networks relies on Tensilica for 4G SoC family
Baseband company claims it is first to support new LTE femtocell APIs
Wireless M-Bus module targets smart metering initiatives
RF-to-digital µModule receivers reduce size and cost of base station designs
Industrial wireless outdoor access point enhances coverage and connectivity
RFMD expands portfolio to target microwave and millimeter wave applications
38 GHz packaged chipset solution for point-to-point radio market
Mobile operators enjoying a buyers market for RAN and core network equipment
Digital radio switchover is unlikely to ever happen in the UK, says radio specialist Grant Goddard
Ubiquisys secures $5 million funding from Asian investors
One-Box solution for IEEE 802.11p testing
MimoOn claims to lead in LTE PHY software on SDR silicon for mobile terminals
Low power femtocell design significantly reduces cost
Atmel rolls very small car radio chip
Code-hopping receiver decoder enables implementation of security oriented RF remote control systems
Enhanced audio scrambler and sub-audio signalling processor IC targets analog two-way radios
Dual-mode receive/transmit internal SMD FM antenna module for embedded FM radio applications
Digital radio to approach 200 million units by 2015
Virtualization comes to signal generators for radio test applications
ADI - Xilinx collaboration streamlines base station design
CML announces new Function Image supporting NXDN design
ST's HD radio chipset receives iBiquity certification
Spectrum refarming and upgrades will drive multistandard base stations to 93% of total shipments by 2015
IPWireless and Altair Semiconductor partner to develop first multi-band, multi-mode LTE modem
IP67 radio data loggers target harsh industrial applications
One-box tester supports transmit and receive testing of LTE devices using signaling
Lattice and Affarii Technologies offer complete remote radio head hardware solution
Femto Forum announces 2nd femtocell plugfest
Single-box multi-RAT tester for multi-mode eHRPD/LTE handsets
Imecs cognitive baseband radio to support 4G and broadband access to multiple services
TSMC to speed system-to-IC design cycles
Complete RF front-end solution for point-to-point radio markets
FreeWave Technologies announces latest version of Tool Suite radio management software
Radio bridge module, an alternative to cables!
Radio module delivers complete custom solution without customer in-house RF
Peregrine to agrees with IBM to develop next generation of RF CMOS semiconductor process
Narrowband multi-channel transceiver has range of 5 km
2.4 GHz industrial wireless Ethernet products for M2M data communications
Multi-channel radio modem transmitter and receivers enable simple 9600bps links
All-in-one tuner brings low cost digital radios to Europe
Enhanced test platforms handle end-to-end tests on mobile phones under field conditions
- CMOS wireless transceiver chip achieves 56 Gbps over 72 to 100 GHz
- Study finds PMP for the last mile cuts backhaul TCO up to 50% and boosts ROI
- SIGFOX to extend its IoT network to every continent in 2016
- Qualcomm and TDK form joint venture for the RF front end
- GPS tracker leverages the SigFox network
- Inertial, pedestrian navigation IC complements GPS
- Miniature wireless implants monitor brain injury before dissolving
- Rohde & Schwarz to showcase LTE-Advanced to IoT and 5G at MWC 2016
- RFS opens automated production line for wireless jumper cables
- CES is the largest selection of insecure devices in the world
- Analyst sees IoT markets maturing in 2016
- Cutting IoT power needs with single electron transistor switches
- Low-cost, low-power chip for multi-gigabit 60 GHz communication
- Lighter coaxial cables based on carbon nanotube nano-coating
- IoT connectivity specialist SIGFOX launches foundation to tackle global challenges
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iHerb Customer Reviews
Burning sensation..
5 people found the following review helpful
Posted by NarnianGirl on Jan 10, 2011
Ordered this for my Mom, but she didn't like this - she said it caused her face to burn.. CoQ10 probably being the culprit. Not a good idea for a sensitive-skinned person. Finally it was circulated to my Dad, who has the most resilient and resistant skin ;-) Won't repurchase.
Mixed feelings :D
Posted by 5299572453212643028 on Sep 27, 2013
Great for smoothing those fine lines, but it does have an odour not quite pleasant. The lack of perfume is fine, but that doesn't mean it have to have an unpleasant one. Also, it stings a bit when applied on skin.
Too soon to tell if this works for me.
Posted by Reviewer3071011 on Sep 09, 2008
I actually can't accurately rate this at this time as I have only used it for a couple weeks. I have no complaints though. It seems to be a good moisterizer.
Posted by Reviewer2683516 on Apr 13, 2010
I have been using this product for a few weeks now. I am not sure if I like it yet. I have developed some acne since using this product, though the break-outs could be from another product. I originally bought it for my hands but decided to use it on my face. Maybe I should just use it on my hands.
Posted by Reviewer3226341 on Jun 24, 2010
Too greasy for me