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Hidden Pictures, The Kickback, Fullbloods
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Skypiper has spent the past 5 years forming their own sound and now this 5-piece party has their ducks in a row. Somehow Skypiper has managed to squeeze in all of their musical interests and influences into their songs, and even though they have steadily become a louder presence, Skypiper has been able to stay as dynamic as ever. (or so they think, anyway). Twin brothers, Graham and Gabriel Burkum head the stage with their 60's guitars and a giant orchestral upright bass, while Kyle Christensen pours a cocktail of swirly twirly left-handed guitar potions, Conner Giles plays every instrument known to man (at the same time) and Ryan Menchaca plays… the… drums. Over the past two months they've written and recorded a new EP that is set to drop in spring 2013.
Released July 2012 on newly minted Kansas City label Golden Sound Records, Hidden Pictures' third LP Rainbow Records is a festival of open-window jams and summery anthems that finds the band hitting a high-spirited, fresh, and powerpop-inflected stride.
The distinctive chemistry of Richard Gintowt and Michelle Sanders is still the heart of Hidden Pictures' songcraft, but Rainbow Records benefits from the added rhythmic firepower of drummer Cameron Hawk (better known as the reckless frontman of The Dead Girls) and bassist Erik Voeks (also a first-order songwriter in his own right). The whole mess was mixed to a sonically perfect wonderstew by Ed Rose, man-at-knobs for celebrated popsters like the Get Up Kids and Ultimate Fakebook.
While all of Richard's shrugging romanticism is still intact, Rainbow Records touches on a new theme: the bittersweet decline of the music industry. "Calling Christine" salutes an aging partygirl who gets drunk and dances to '80s music to the chagrin of lookers-on. "Solo Record Shop" is an elegy to once-great songwriters who have lost their touch. "Oldies 104.3" lambastes the oldies format for becoming watered down with bloated '70s megahits. "Rainbow Records" contemplates the death of the CD while paying homage to the suburban Chicago record store Richard frequented as a teenager.
Most importantly, Rainbow Records is a heartening, sophisticated, and riotously fun record from a band that has consistently demonstrated a knack for perfect pop portraiture.
Familiarizing oneself to The Kickback may seem like an exercise in confronting consistent sets of seemingly opposing ideas: A band that prides itself on its love of Muppet Christmas specials and youthful naiveté but has no problem admitting to a paralyzing fear of death and decline. The group seems to strive for brutal honesty, all-the-while realizing they're a pop band playing pop music. Even the membership of the group itself may seem odd: one-half brothers from South Dakota, one-half Chicago transplants from Washington D.C. and Mexico.
Comprised of brothers Billy (vocals, guitar) and Danny (drums) Yost, Eamonn Donnelly (bass) and Jonny Ifergan (guitar), Chicago's The Kickback is a result of the brothers' emigration to The Windy City from rural South Dakota in late 2009 and the subsequent Craigslist pleas seeking out band members. The group's music (with songs exploring journalists banding together in the early 1980s to battle the decline of print journalism through sheer ultra-violence to the emasculation of trying to protect the woman you love in a city you don't understand in a body you know is eventually going in the ground) have earned the group wide praise from Rolling Stone, Sound Opinions contributor Jim Derogatis, You Ain't No Picasso, the Chicago Tribune, and many more.
After a steady two years of touring and supporting acts like White Rabbits, Smith Westerns, Here We Go Magic, Tapes 'n Tapes, and Telekinesis (all-the-while earning a reputation as a stellar and explosive live act), the band has released Kill Fee, an EP of live takes and studio recordings in the Fall of 2012. The group is currently working on their debut LP at Public Hi-Fi Studios with Jim Eno. Tentatively titled Sorry All Over The Place after a footnote in David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest, the group hopes to release the album sometime in early 2014.
To document their travels, the band began recording their podcast, DISASTOUR, in December of 2010. They are nearing their 80th episode. The show attempts to address the far-from-glamorized lives of a band on the road and the arrested development indicative of the lives they have chosen.
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The company's p/c underwriting results have shown meaningful improvement, aided by lower catastrophe losses, a greater benefit from favorable reserve development, and improved underlying performance. These results were partially offset by modestly lower earnings in the life/health segment. For the first nine months of 2013, Kemper reported a GAAP combined ratio of 97.2%, which included 4.3pp of catastrophe losses and 4.1pp of favorable reserve development. This compares to a 105.4% combined ratio for the prior-year period, which include 6.5pp of catastrophe losses and 2.1pp of favorable reserve development. The company has taken various premium rate actions across all segments. The runoff operations of Kemper Direct are performing well, contributing significantly to favorable reserve development in 2013. Kemper continues to experience elevated claims severity on its personal auto book, which is being addressed by continued rating actions and improved risk selection. Kemper's Life/Health segment continues to generate stable earnings with minimal volatility. The segment reported a 4% reduction in operating profit to $98 million as of Sept. 30, 2013. The modest deterioration was primarily due to increased legal costs and expenses related to expanding its accident & health distribution channels. Sales of its accident and health products continue to trend favorably. Fitch views Kemper's p/c companies as adequately capitalized and its life companies as strongly capitalized. NAIC risk-based capital ratios are projected at 340% and 450% of the company level action at year-end 2013, respectively. Net premiums written-to-surplus for Kemper's property/casualty operations remains acceptable for its line of business at approximately 1.8x. Kemper's financial leverage ratio remains in line with median guidelines at 24.8% as of Sept. 30, 2013. Kemper maintains an acceptable level of investment risk with moderate exposure to risky asset classes, defined as below-investment-grade bonds, equity securities, alternative investments, and real estate. The company's risky assets make up 64% of shareholders' equity, which compares to a median ratio guideline of 75% at its current rating level. Kemper's fixed charge coverage improved to 6.6x for the first nine months of 2013, largely due to better earnings during the period. This is further supported by strong holding company cash levels and solid dividend capacity from the life insurance subsidiaries. RATING SENSITIVITIES Factors that could lead to a downgrade include statutory fixed charge coverage below 3.5x; a combined ratio above 106% for a sustained period; or a deterioration in capitalization with a p/c Prism capital model score below 'adequate', an RBC ratio for the p/c and life insurance entities below 200% and 250%, respectively, or a financial leverage ratio that exceeds 30%. Factors that could lead to an upgrade include significant improvement in capitalization with a Prism score of 'strong', a sustained underwriting profit, and GAAP fixed charge coverage at or above 8x. Fitch has affirmed the following ratings with a Stable Outlook: Kemper: --Issuer Default Rating at 'BBB'; --$610 million senior notes at 'BBB-'; --$325 million credit facility at 'BBB-'. Trinity Universal Insurance Co. United Insurance Co. of America Union National Life Insurance Co. Reliable Life Insurance Co.: --IFS rating at 'A-'. Contact: Primary Analyst Dafina M. 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Well I have moved my Blog over to wordpress as I find Blogger just to tedious to deal with hence why I don't blog, So hopefully wordpress is much easier to use and I blog more!
So what have I been up to lately? Well in case you missed it I released my Love My Little Skorts and Love My Little Tank Patterns, The skorts are just as cute as functional and the tank is great for both Boys and Girls!
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Serving classic American and Italian dishes, Frankie & Benny's Feltham is a bright and spacious venue at Leisure West. Quench your thirst with a refreshing cocktail at the bar or chose from an extensive menu filled with ample choices for kids.
The Frankie & Benny's menu offers a tasty range of New York Italian classics. Legendary burgers include the juicy Brooklyn beef burger, loaded high with smoky barbecue pulled beef, and the Manhattan waffle burger topped with a sweet American waffle and drizzled with smoky barbecue sauce. There's also a wide range of pizzas and pastas, including the fully loaded mac 'n' cheese calzone, delicious Roman smoky pizza and signature F&B meatballs.
Enjoy a stateside-style breakfast, with all-American pancakes topped with bacon and syrup served with freshly ground coffee. A host of drinks are mixed at the bottle-lined bar, offering classic cocktails, world wines, and fresh milkshakes churned with your favourite ice cream flavour.
Close to Cineworld London – Feltham, Frankie & Benny's in Feltham is a 7-minute walk from the Feltham Rail Station.
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Mario Vargas Llosa, the 2010 Nobel laureate for literature, thanked Spain's King Juan Carlos I on Friday for making him a marquis, but said he was born a commoner and would die one, too.
"It's a very kind gesture, I am grateful to the king and to Spain, and at the same time I'd like to say I was born a plebeian and I'll die a plebeian," he told the Lima radio station RPP.
He said receiving the noble title was "a huge surprise because if there is something that never entered my head it is that I would be made a marquis."
The author of novel ranging from "Conversation in the Cathedral" to "Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter" and "Feast of the Goat," Vargas Llosa is one of the leading lights of a Latin American literary boom that burst onto the scene in the 1960s.
The king granted him the title of Marquis for "don Jorge Mario Vargas Llosa's extraordinary contribution, which is universally appreciated, to Spanish literature and language."


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I plopped down on the couch and tuned in to the Antique Road Show.
"I have an old jersey from a famous football player," the eager candidate displayed an old stained t-shirt for the antique road appraiser, grinning. "My wife and I were going through my bedroom at my folk's house. I lifted the lid on an old trunk that hadn't been opened for 30 years… and pulled this out. I'd forgotten all about it."
He laughed exclaiming, "I know it's in bad shape. My wife said we'll just tie it and use it for a rag. But it was a gift from a sport shop customer when I was a teenager in 1965. He knew Gayle Sayers, the Chicago Bears Running Back ( football Hall of Famer) who was my hero," he stated proudly.
The Appraiser looked over the beat-up cotton shirt.
"Nowadays athletes wear their jerseys once and give them away practically new. But a jersey like this … look at it."
He held it up and slowly turned it over scanning every inch. I strained my eyes and even from my living room spot could see marks and large areas of discoloration and stains.
Not worth much, I thought.
The appraiser spoke reverently of each mark.
"It has obviously been worn a lot, in game after game. Not only are there sweat stains and grime and even blood," he pointed to where a patch existed, "It has been torn and patched. The battering this jersey took makes it even more valuable."
The customer gazed harder at the guesstimator. I leaned closer and turned up the volume.
"I think this jersey is worth about $30,000."
The owner stepped back stunned, exclaiming, "To think my wife wanted to use it for a rag!" He swiped his eye with a palm.
"The beating it took makes it even more valuable!" Chills went up my spine.
Yesterday at church we participated in the Stations of the Cross. Fresh from the pages of the Book, we see a descriptive text of Jesus' trial and scourging, crown of thorns, and blood-stained body flashed anew. The soldiers cast lots for his clothes (John 19:24).
Surely our Lord fought an incredible battle for us, so that we could be on his His winning team. Truly his zeal and love, the perseverance to the cross is our greatest Victory — freedom from sin and free access to heaven. He ran the course and never dropped the ball. He persevered and sacrificed his life.
Still some treat Jesus as a discard, some historical figure from the past who holds no value for them presently. And then there are those who run to Him and pay Him homage as their Hero. Have we forgotten our Lord's sacrifice? Do we remember what He did back there on the cross?
"But he was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities; upon Him was the chastisement that made us whole, and with His stripes we are healed." (Isaiah 53:5, RSV)
Dee is an RN, freelance writer and coach. A native of Northern California, she enjoys the great outdoors with her happy dogs, a yellow lab and miniature schnauzer. She has volunteered with the Juvenile Justice Chaplaincy many years. Her first devotional & Bible study guide for women, "Lord of the Ringless," was out in summer 2008. Read Dee's blog: Scribblings


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In an earlier post, I said that you should install Windows Server 2008 RC1 with Hyper-V Beta if you're getting error 61658 while trying to install the Integration Components in Windows Server 2003.
And you should.
But some people are still seeing it. If you happen to be one of them, here's why:
You probably didn't really install Windows Server 2008 RC1 with Hyper-V Beta; you probably installed Windows Server 2008 RC1, which contained the Hyper-V CTP.
I won't go into the reason behind having two similarly named releases so close together because I wasn't involved in that discussion, so any attempt to explain it would be pure speculation on my part. Needless to say, the situation we find ourselves in is that there is a Windows Server 2008 that has our beta bits in it, and one that has our old CTP bits.
If you've yet to install any build of RC1, you can get a link to download the one that has Hyper-V Beta here.
If you've already installed it and you're curious as to whether or not you've got the CTP or the Beta bits of Hyper-V, you can easily tell. If you had to double-click on any MSU files to get the role to show up in Server Manager, you have the CTP release.
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I don't know if anyone else out there ever saw these videos, but when I was in High School, my physics class had to watch some lectures given by a man named Paul G. Hewitt. While describing miscellaneous laws of physics, he would commonly prove the law via some demonstration, then ask his class "HC?" which stood for "How come?"
My "Here's why" series of posts wasn't exactly inspired by Professor Hewitt, but I've yet to write a post without thinking about those videos in some way, so I consider them to be a sort of tip of the hat.


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I had the opportunity to interview Steven Page ahead of his show at the Jeanne and Peter Lougheed Preforming Arts Centre on March 16th. We talked about his BNL past, moments of Canadiana and of course his cross Canada tour. Click here to hear what Steven had to say.
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Me too Homer, me too.
For the guy who just doesn't have time to shower this summer in between playing his acoustic guitar around the campfire and waxing poetic about his playing of his guitar around the campfire; there's now Giant Wet Wipes! A doctor designed the human sized wipes for soliders in Afghanistan but has begun marketing them to campers, concert goers and plain old hipsters. Would you trade your shower for a giant wet wipe that fits in your pocket?
People see the images of influential folks on many items; from chips to blueberry muffins to the backs of billboards. One place I don't imagine people see a lot of faces is on the bathroom floor. That's where Clayton Litten claims he saw Donald Trump's face. The man recently rennovated his bathroom and says one of the tiles bears the face to the Presidential candidate. Personally I think it looks like a wolf or an owl but what do you think?
If only we could all be like this guy. He gets along with everyone!
The annual Sports Illustraed Swimsuit edition is set to hit newstands and the folks at Snickers poked a little fun at photoshop errors that we tend to see in magazines. Can you spot what's wrong?
The first trailer for the Captain America: Civil War is out and it is amazing!
Would a warning label on the gas pump make you reconsider your road trip? That's what some people in Vancouver are hoping as they are petitioning the city to add warning labels to the pumps making us more aware of Global Warming. In more urban area's where public transportation is easier to come by, it may be a good idea but I don't think it will make much of an impact in Alberta.


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An RR interview where the interviewer actually talks about football?
An RR interview where the interviewer actually talks about football?
whoa whoa whoa... is that a beer bottle behind them? First handguns, and now alcohol? No Jimmeh Harbaugh wouldn't do this!
Looks like a good video, good find. Can't watch it now, but there will be a nagging voice in my head all day to watch this.
All I saw was the box of Wheaties.
Between them, under the all in towel.
I think RR is a great coach and recruiter - plus he has Barwis. Please let him stay!
Thanks for posting - this is an uncommon richrod interview.
It's probably the least relevant moment of the entire piece, but his remarks on the couple caught in game film is hilarious. I think it makes him seem more human, rather than hearing his coach-speak over and over again.
Good find. I can't wait to watch this with sound.
It's nice to just listen to RR talk football. It really does astound me how much people can be students of the entire game of football. The man is a genius.
I've never been to that blog, but i'm surprised that the Michigan blog link is Maize n brew vice the most travelled blog on the internet: MGoBlog.
That's because it's an SBNation blog linking to other SBNation blogs, and Maize n Brew is the Michigan represntative for SBNation.
Why can't the MSM be more like this?
Thanks - good interview. Wish more people could see that side of him. I'm glad he is our coach - I don't think he'll be going anywhere - good things are coming.
Thanks for sharing this, I never ever would have seen that unless you posted it.
Thanks for posting. Just thought I'd help out so that if/when that blog posts again, this link will allow people to find the video more easily:
Amazing that RR took 20 minutes out of fall camp (after two practices that day) to give a sit-down, film-study interview to a blogger (and not a terribly well-known blogger at that). Congrats to Mr. Filler for scoring the interview and then for actually asking insightful football-related questions. I did notice at the end he mentioned having "talked to Rita" about the gameday experience, so perhaps Filler is a family friend, but however he got the time, he absolutely nailed the interview. Great, great job.
And man, do I love RR's attitude. For those who feel that he seems more optimistic in his pressers this year, watch this interview for even more confirmation. RR clearly loves his job, loves Michigan, and is pumped up for this season. After all the BS he has been through, that is great to see.
that the AD has made it clear that the Coach will be given a fair opportunity to prove himself and taken some of the pressure off RR? I just get the feeling that Brandon has said something that lets RR know he can coach without looking over his shoulder all of the time.
Just adding my voice.
This was a great 20 minutes! I'm already a fan of RR, but this was fantastic! This was really cool. Thanks for pointing it out!
I'm very glad Rodriguez is our coach. I have been since his hire and will continue to be. I always knew in my heart that great things were coming with him and I still believe that.
Thanks very much for posting this video. Work kept getting in the way so I had to pause it a number of times and it took me about 2 hours to finish it. It was refreshing to see RR in his natural element getting to break down film and talk about football.
Graham is a friend of mine from college and he produces really good stuff. Check out his blog more often. I had the same problem with pausing every few minutes to take calls.
Graham is a friend of mine from college and he produces really good stuff. Check out his blog more often. I had the same problem with pausing every few minutes to take calls.
Maybe I missed it from using RSS content while @ work, but I think this warrants a front page mention.


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By Marc Mason
Let's see… I left off right before heading out for Thursday dinner, which turned out to be a good one. I joined a couple of good friends over at Busters in Seaport Village, and in a pleasant surprise, some folks I didn't know were at the table as well. This being Comic-con and not the real world, that situation almost uniformly works out that by the end of an evening you have acquired new friends. It certainly was in this case.
Indeed, if I don't come home from San Diego with a couple of new pals, something has gone horribly wrong. That should be one of your goals when you get the pass, folks.
After dinner it was time to bar-hop. Our first destination was Trickster, the "Slamdance" counterpart to the con, set up directly across the street from the main show. It was a lively crowd, and I had a number of good chats with folks, catching up with James Lucas Jones, Danielle Corsetto, Jill Thompson (who was kind enough to discuss FINALS with me, which is maybe my favorite of her works), and Laurenn McCubbin. Plus I had a kickass glass of wine, hung with friends old and new, and overall enjoyed the relaxed vibe that they had going on over there. After that it was over to the Hyatt for the usual hijinx and then off to bed. Friday was on its way.
Friday started with an early lunch at Seaport Village, then it was off to the show. I made a number of stops to chat with publishers and artists before finally alighting at the NBM booth for my smut-peddling duties. After that, my day had one focus: shopping.
Look, there is a shitload of free stuff at Comic-con. There is also plenty of expensive stuff. But neither of those things holds must interest for me. The freebies are usually throwaways, and the expensive stuff is out of my budgetary reach. Thus I am looking for cheap, Trade paperbacks and hardcovers, to be specific. And a thorough scanning of the retailer end delivered such things in spades. I found three places selling such items for 50-60% off cover price.
If you're guessing that my bag got heavy in a hurry, you win the prize.
Ultimately, I bought eleven books for myself, including a couple of omnibuses at the cheapest price I'd ever seen. With all that, I still spent under a hundred bucks, so I felt like I made out like a bandit. Really, if you go to Comic-con, and you aren't checking out what the retailers have to offer, you're doing it wrong. They deserve your support, and they have something to offer you. Nuff said.
After giving my aching shoulder and back a rest back at the hotel, it was off to dinner, and that night we went a bit more upscale, getting a table at the Harbor House. There wound up being six of us, and the food was excellent. I had never heard a whole lot of good about that place, but this time around they were just fine. When finished, it was once again time for Bar-con. Not much to report there, and I wound up calling it an early night because my Saturday (my last day at the show) was completely packed full of things to do.
Pals Brandon Jerwa, Joe Dilworth, and Jeremy Spurlock stopped by my hotel the next morning and we walked down to the show together. As I was shutting my laptop down the news about Amy Winehouse's death came across the wire, so it was a bit of a bracing way to start the day. Running short on time, we did something I had never done before- stop at the lot full of food trucks parked a block away from the con. Talk about a fantastic idea- I wound up with tasty food, it was cheap, it was convenient- I'll be keeping this option in mind for future cons. But after that it was time to get down to business.
First on the agenda was an interview with comics maestro Craig Thompson. It has been seven years since his last graphic novel and he returns this fall with HABIBI, a 700-page masterwork. We chatted about the book, artistic freedom, travel, and more, and you'll see that chat here soon at CWR. From there it was immediately on to my next interview- upstairs I located the press room I needed, and I got a surprise. I was supposed to be part of round tables with indy filmmaker James Gunn, but I turned out to be the only person to show up. So I got a kickass one-on-one with the SUPER writer/director. As usual, look for that here in the weeks ahead.
Back on the floor I made a publisher visit, chatted with the always-excellent Javier Grillo-Marxuach (interview to come!), then did my final stint at the NBM booth. I had a nice time helping out my old employer, and they remain a group of pleasant, charming, and intelligent folk. Upon my return home, I found a review copy of Rick Geary's latest Treasury of Murder series in my mailbox, so I'm stoked to finally read it after watching Rick signing it all weekend. But after my shift was done, it was time to run.
More and more press stuff is being held away from the convention center, and my interview with WAREHOUSE 13 star and veteran actor Saul Rubinek was over at the Hotel Solamar at 6th and J street. I had very little travel time, and getting out of the show, across the railroad tracks, and anyplace back in that area is an ordeal. I made it, though, and we had a fantastic interview. I've interviewed god knows how many celebs over the years, and Rubinek was one of my favorites. Coming soon!
I mentioned my buddy Brandon Jerwa earlier, and he was next on the agenda. He isn't just a fine writer and musician- he is also getting into the realm of filmmaking. Brandon is currently working with an indy film producer on a documentary about comics themselves (not Comic-con) and they were interviewing folks in and around the industry over the weekend. I arrived to watch him interview Chunk Kelly, and then- hold onto your hat and check your gag reflex- it was my turn. I was the first person from the press side of things to get the grilling, and it turned out to be a shitload of fun. Brandon asked great, intelligent questions, and I felt very free to be bluntly honest in my answers. But after me was when it got really good- veteran comics journo Heidi MacDonald strapped on a microphone, and listening to her was like a symphony of intelligence and insight. By the time she finished, I had an overwhelmingly positive feeling about the entire project and I can't wait to see the completed product. I think they had gotten over twenty people on camera by the time the show was over, and more are set to be interviewed in the coming weeks. This should be something special.
A check of the clock showed that I had missed a couple of larger-scale press opportunities, so I decided to take my stuff back to the hotel and call my con over. After some relaxation it was back down for dinner and Bar-con, and then it was over. I had to get up at seven in the morning on Sunday, as I had a flight at ten, so I squeezed in one last breakfast on that glorious patio, and then it was off to the airport.
So I've given you the details of what I did, but that isn't really everything my show was about. First and foremost, this may have been the best San Diego I have ever attended, and it was my thirteenth overall.
Reasons? One, the show itself was easier to navigate than it has been in years. Unless you were near the Marvel booth, you could get through the floor without wanting to fly into a homicidal rage. With events being held not only upstairs, but over in the Hilton and Marriott, as well as studios and such having stuff off-site, the crowd was stretched a little bit. Plus, the con folks always examine what worked and what didn't, and they made some adjustments this year that really worked, chief among them opening up the sides of the upper ballrooms so that all the entrances weren't concentrated on one side. The lines for badges moved smoothly and efficiently, too. 2011 was simply a well-managed show.
The only misstep, though I understand why they did it, was the Exhibitor wristband idea. I get that the show wants to cut down on badge swapping and such, but forcing people to wear a wristband for the entirety of the show was a horrendous idea. So what if it's waterproof? No one wants to shower wearing one of those. Plus, they're a biohazard- most people stuck out their dominant arm to put it on- people wipe their asses with their dominant arm. The wristband was an easy place for germs and fecal matter to gather.
Oh, and people had to have sex while wearing them as well.
Other reasons the show rocked? I had a fantastic time with my friends. I enjoyed the city immensely. The shopping was excellent. And as always, I learned something.
I'm a creature of habit and routine- I know this. I've stayed at the same hotel for five or six years and developed a comfortable system for handling the con. Yet this year that was all disrupted. I was in a different hotel. I had to develop a different approach to things. You know what? It was fantastic. I loved where I stayed. I had a great time there. It brought me to a different part of town. It gave me different things to do. The newness of it was exhilarating. This was something I needed to internalize and take to heart- to embrace change, get out of my ruts, and do something to shake up my status quo.
There's never been a Comic-con where I didn't learn something important. It's a gift.
Okay, that just about wraps it up. Let me leave it off with some thanks. First, thanks to new friends: Bobby Curnow, Brian Winkeler, Matt Levin, and Brad and Kat Arnold.
Thanks also go out to a fine set of soccer-loving traveling companions in Ben McCool, Jerry Jimenez, Jason Adams, and artist-extraordinaire Cruddie Torian. Neal Pozner, one of those rare guys to combine quiet and cool in equal amounts, was totally the man in getting us back and forth in one piece, and mastermind David Baron is one of the kindest and most generous people I have ever encountered in my life, not just comics. Without these guys, my con would have been way, way lessened.
Without Joe Dilworth, Jeremy Spurlock, Mark Rahner, Elliott Serrano, Paul Horn and Darlene Horn, this might have been an extremely boring trip. Good friends one and all, whether at dinner, the bar, or on the con floor. I'm lucky to know each of them.
And finally, thanks go to John Layman, Joe Rybandt, and Brandon Jerwa, good friends one and all. John took home a well-deserved Eisner for the second year in a row, and it couldn't happen to a better guy. Joe always brings laughs and wisdom in equal measure, and for that I am always grateful. Brandon is growing as an artist, showing just what he's capable of in so many media, and it's fantastic to watch it happening. He was also a huge help in keeping me relaxed and un-stressed at the show, and that counts for more than I can express. When it comes to these guys, I might not take a bullet for them, but you can bet I wouldn't steal money from their wallets after they bled out.
See you next year, San Diego. We shall dance again.


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This new year has brought changes into my life and some very painful. I am so grateful for the prayers for me as I have fought chronic pain for many yars. The miracle is that when my body is 'screaming' my spirit is wonderful. I thank GOD HE has been with me through it all. His words to me have been, "I did not cause this but I will use it."
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Last week my long time prayer partner and companion, in ministry, Judy Benner, went to be with the LORD. I am thrilled for her as she is happier now than she has ever been….that's heaven, of course. I have been in mourning and praying about the change this will mean in life. I express my grief in tears or emotion, then give it to the LORD and have peace.
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These 13.56 MHz HF Wristband RFID Tags are waterproof, dustproof, and high temperature resistant, come in various colors and are designed for event attendee and patient tracking.
13.56 MHz High Frequency (HF) Thin RFID CardProduct ID: 113303
These 13.56 MHz High Frequency (HF) Thin RFID Cards are designed for ticketing, contactless smart card, and security applications.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Mount on Metal TagProduct ID: 113418
This high frequency MIFARE® RFID tag is specially designed to be mounted directly on metal surfaces.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Round Paper RFID TagProduct ID: 113004
These 13.56 MHz High Frequency (HF) Round Paper RFID Tag s are designed to be water/dustproof and are used for electronic item tagging.
134 kHz LF Glass Tube RFID TagProduct ID: 112001
This 134 kHz LF Glass Tube RFID Tag is commonly used for animal identification, small parts identification, and medical parts applications.
134 kHz LF Livestock Ear RFID TagProduct ID: 112009
This Livestock ID Ear Tag is specially designed for animal management and is commonly used for tagging cows or similar sized animals.
134 kHz LF Livestock Tracking Ear RFID TagProduct ID: 112002
These 134 kHz LF Livestock Tracking Ear RFID Tags are shock and water resistant and designed for tagging livestock.
134.2 kHz LF Livestock Bio-Glass Tube RFID Tag with InjectorProduct ID: 112004
Our 134.2 kHz. RFID LF Animal Bio-Glass Tube Tag is pre-loaded in a sterilized injector sealed in plastic ready for injection under an animal's skin.
134.2 kHz LF Livestock Tracking RFID Ear TagProduct ID: 112011
This 134.2 kHz low frequency RFID ear tag is specially designed for animal management and is commonly used for tagging sheep, goats, and cattle.
2.45 GHz Active Key Fob RFID Tag/TransponderProduct ID: 127012
This 2.45 GHz key fob tag provides a read range of to 98' (30m) and features a panic button to immediately alert the monitoring system of an event.
2.45 GHz Active Personnel RFID Card TagProduct ID: 127002
A 2.45 GHz Active RFID card tag that provides up to 100m of read range and has a unique anti collision feature that allows for a simultaneous read of up to 100 tags.
2.45 GHz Active RFID Beaconing Tag/TransponderProduct ID: 127005
A 2.45 GHz Active RFID beaconing tag has a built-in flashing LED, provides a read range of up to 30m, and has a tamper resistant mechanism.
2.45 GHz Active RFID Strip Tag/TransponderProduct ID: 127001
A 2.45 GHz Active RFID strip tag with a read range of up to 100m and an anti-collision feature allows for a simultaneous read of up to 100 tags.
2.45 GHz Active Vibration Sensor RFID Tag/TransponderProduct ID: 127004
A 2.45 GHz Active RFID vibration sensing tag that detects and transmits the presence of continuous or impulsive vibration so that the monitoring system can tell when the item is being moved.
2.45 GHz Active Wristband RFID TagProduct ID: 127006C
This 2.45 GHz RFID wristband provides an alert if disassembled and is designed for tracking people and patients in hospitals, care centers or other institutions.
2.45GHz Active Temperature Sensor RFID TagProduct ID: 127003
This tag provides real-time collection and monitoring of an items temperature suitable for tracking temperature-sensitive assets such as medical specimens and perishable goods.
433 MHz Active RFID Key Fob TagProduct ID: 124014
This 433 MHz active RFID key fob tag operates in two modes including sleep mode and wake mode and it is intended for indoor use for applications such as personnel tracking.
Cold Chain Temperature Alert RFID TagProduct ID: 116065
This high performance rugged UHF 860-960 MHz temperature sensor tag is IP67 rated and is ideally suited for the harshest, coldest and most demanding applications.
UHF 433 MHz Active Asset Hazard RFID TagProduct ID: 124017-HZ
This UHF 433 MHz active RFID asset hazard tag is certified to ATEX Zone 0 and ICEPEX standards and can be configured to hold standard 26-bit Wiegand numbering.
UHF 433 MHz Active Industrial Asset RFID TagProduct ID: 124017
The industrial active RFID asset tag is ideally suited for heavy duty or outdoor assets or vehicle tracking and monitoring applications.
UHF 433 MHz Active Micro Strap RFID TagProduct ID: 124009
This 433 MHz micro wrist strap RFID tag has a unique omni-directional antenna design, works well with both metallic and non metallic asset, and has an anti-tamper feature.
UHF 433 MHz Active Personnel RFID TagProduct ID: 124012
This active RFID personnel tag is intended for use in all personnel security and access applications such as dynamic mustering and health and safety compliance, or on non-metal assets.
UHF 433 MHz Active Temperature Sensor RFID TagProduct ID: 124017-Temp
This asset temperature tag can be used to measure temperature in an indoor or outdoor environment and can be deployed equally well on metallic and non metallic assets.
UHF 860-930 MHz Exo 750 Asset TagProduct ID: 116049
This durable, long-range tag is designed for metal mount which means it is optimized for attachment to metallic objects.
UHF 860-960 MHz Compact Rugged RFID TagProduct ID: 116428
This passive UHF RFID tag performs well in harsh environments and meets rigorous endurance requirements in terms of heat, pressure and chemical resistance.
UHF 860-960 MHz Fastenable On-Metal RFID TagProduct ID: 116035
This mount-on-metal RFID tag is a mount-on-metal, high-temperature resistant tags that offers robust performance at an attractive price point.
UHF 860-960 MHz Livestock RFID TagProduct ID: 116034
This passive Gen2 UHF RFID tag is specially designed for tracking livestock and operates in 860-960MHz Gen 2 Class 1 frequency range.
UHF 860-960 MHz Mini Mount-on Metal RFID TagProduct ID: 116039
This mount-on-metal RFID tag is part of a series of our mount-on-metal, high-temperature resistant tags.
UHF 860-960 MHz Passive RFID Asset TagProduct ID: 116050
This durable universal RFID asset tag is designed with a thin profile and is an ideal tool for tracking metal IT assets.
UHF 860-960 MHz RFID CardProduct ID: 116062
This battery assisted EPC Class 1 Gen 2 tag is an ideal choice for people tracking.
UHF 860-960 MHz RFID Laundry TagProduct ID: 116407
This flexible and durable UHF RFID laundry tag allows simultaneous reading and provides a read range of up to 6.5 feet (2 metres).
UHF 860-960 MHz Temperature Sensing RFID TagProduct ID: 116045
This temperature logging is an ideal tracking solution for recording temperatures of sensitive products during transportation and storage.
UHF 860-960 MHz Thin PVC RFID CardProduct ID: 116306
This UHF 860-960 MHz RFID Card is thin, made of PVC , waterproof and designed for long reading range applications.
UHF 860-960 MHz Thin RFID CardProduct ID: 116305
This UHF 860-960 MHz Thin RFID Card is designed with a thin form factor and is popularly used for access control and employee badge identification.
UHF EPC Class1 Gen 2 Passive RFID tagProduct ID: 116079
This UHF EPC Class 1 Gen 2 passive RFID tag is well suited for on- metal and off metal applications.
125 kHz Employee RFID TagProduct ID: 112116
This 125 kHz low frequency employee RFID tag is used for identifying employees at entrance ways and secured rooms of offices. Small in size, they are easy to carry and use.
125 kHz Glass Tube RFID TagProduct ID: 111001
This tag is encapsulated within a highly durable case which makes it useful for a range of applications from implanting into pets to laundry management.
125 kHz LF High Temperature RFID TagProduct ID: 111012
These 125 kHz LF High Temperature RFID Tags track assets even in high temperatures and are ideal for laundry, industrial, and logistics applications.
125 kHz Low Frequency Animal Tracking RFID Ear TagProduct ID: 111004
This 125 kHz Low Frequency Animal Tracking RFID Ear Tag is designed to be used with livestock tracking applications such as cattle, sheep, and hogs.
125 kHz Low Frequency Button RFID TagProduct ID: 111003D
This passive low frequency RFID tag is designed for applications including logistics, anti-counterfeiting, and access control.
125 KHZ Low Frequency Clamshell RFID CardProduct ID: 111202
This 125 KHZ Low Frequency Clamshell RFID Card is used for ticketing, hands free access, manufacturing automation, and prepayment devices.
125 kHz Low Frequency Clamshell RFID CardProduct ID: 111201
This low frequency (LF) passive clamshell RFID card EM 4450 is waterproof and wallet sized.
125 kHz Low Frequency Encapsulated RFID TagProduct ID: 111002
This 125 kHz Low Frequency Encapsulated RFID Tag is contactless and read only, commonly used for logistics, access control, and industrial applications.
125 kHz Low Frequency ISO Thin RFID CardProduct ID: 111302
This 125 kHz Low Frequency ISO Thin RFID Card is wallet-sized with a slot for attaching strap and is used for personnel identification and access control.
125 kHz Low Frequency Key Fob RFID TagProduct ID: 111006
This 125 kHz Low Frequency Key Fob RFID Tag is designed with an attached to key ring for use in personnel ID and access control.
125 kHz Low Frequency Laundry RFID TagProduct ID: 111014
This passive low frequency RFID tag is ideal for laundry applications, supply chain management, inventory control, asset tracking, and process control.
125 kHz Low Frequency Military Identification CardProduct ID: 112114
This 125 kHz RFID identification card is useful for personal identification and is useful to protect information data regarding personal information.
125 kHz Low Frequency Mini Key Fob RFID TagProduct ID: 111008
This 125 kHz key fob RFID tag is encased in an ABS housing, waterproof, shock resistant and designed for access/parking control, personnel/event tracking.
125 kHz Low Frequency Pole RFID TagProduct ID: 111009
This 125 kHz Low Frequency Pole RFID Tag is designed to be inserted into a hole or attache via epoxy for automobile, pallet, cement/wood tracking applications.
125 kHz Low Frequency RFID Clamshell RFID CardProduct ID: 111204
This low frequency clamshell RFID card is used in a variety of applications such as ticketing, security access control and prepayment devices.
125 kHz Low Frequency Thin RFID CardProduct ID: 111301
This 125 kHz Low Frequency Thin RFID Card is a wallet sized tag with slot for attaching a strap and is used for ticketing, access control, and payment devices.
125 kHz Low Frequency Thin RFID CardProduct ID: 111303
This 125 kHz Low Frequency (LF) Thin RFID Card is designed as a wallet-sized tag suitable for personnel tracking, access control, and asset tagging.
125 kHz Low Frequency Wire Lock RFID TagProduct ID: 111005
This 125 kHz Low Frequency Wire Lock RFID Tag is a copper wire and locking device attached to assets using the locking tag.
125 kHz or 13.56 MHz RFID Keyfob TagProduct ID: 112119
This RFID Keyfob Tag is more hard and durable when compared to traditional RFID Keyfobs in the market. It is available in most common RFID chip types in two frequencies.
125 kHz or 13.56 MHz RFID Laundry TagProduct ID: 112117
This waterproof nylon and polyester passive RFID Laundry Tag is designed for RFID laundry and linen management and can support varying operating temperature ranges, hot water temperature and immersion time dependent.
125 kHz or 13.56 MHz Silicone WristbandProduct ID: 112115
This silicone lightweight RFID wristband is useful for providing people with access to swimming pools, aqua parks, health and fitness centers or amusement parks.
13.56 MHz Clear Thin RFID Disc TagProduct ID: 113415
This 13.56 MHz clear Disc tag is laminated with PVC and can withstand harsh environments and is NFC compatible.
13.56 MHz HF Disc RFID TagProduct ID: 113021
This 13.56 MHz RFID disc tag is encapsulated in a durable ABS plastic housing and is suited for mounting on non-metallic surfaces.
13.56 MHz HF Mount-on-Metal Industrial RFID TagProduct ID: 113411
This high frequency mount-on-metal RFID tag features self-adhesives for easy surface mounting.
13.56 MHz HF Passive RFID TagProduct ID: 113008
This small, high frequency RFID tag is encapsulated within an ultrasonically sealed ABS and PPS shell, it is waterproof, shock and dust resistant.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Disc RFID TagProduct ID: 113414
This 13.56 MHz RFID disc tag is encapsulated in a durable ABS plastic housing and designed for mounting on non-metallic surfaces and is NFC compatible.
13.56 MHz High Frequency ICODE EPC Paper RFID Label TagProduct ID: 113005
This 13.56 MHZ High Frequency ICODE EPC Paper RFID Tag is waterproof/dustproof and used for retail item level or electronic item tracking applications.
13.56 MHz High Frequency ICODE RFID TagProduct ID: 113001
This 13.56 MHz High Frequency ICODE RFID Tag is proprietary to Philips RM900 reader module and is designed for ticketing, library management, and anti-counterfeiting.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Jewelry TagProduct ID: 113506.
This 13.56 MHZ High Frequency tag is ATEX certified, waterproof, and dust-tight can reserve data for 50 years and used in retail industry or jewelry management.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Key Fob RFID TagProduct ID: 113013
This passive high frequency key fob RFID tag is a solution for access control application, event management and asset tracking.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Rectangle Paper RFID TagProduct ID: 113003
This 13.56 MHz High Frequency Rectangle Paper is designed for close proximity identification in ticketing, library management, and anti-counterfeiting applications.
13.56 MHz High Frequency RFID Label TagProduct ID: 113019
This passive 13.56 MHz RFID tag maintains good performance even near liquids and is widely used for asset tracking and in public transportation systems.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Round Access Control TagProduct ID: 113523
This 13.56 MHz RFID Round Tag is used for access control and public transportation, as well as tracking vehicles. It is designed to be customizable to fit the branding of any company or event.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Round Asset Tracking TagProduct ID: 113522
This High Frequency Round Asset Tracking Tag is designed for use with electronic products, toys and food products like tobacco, wine, drugs, cosmetics and other high-end products.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Square Paper RFID Label TagProduct ID: 113002
This 13.56 MHz. High Frequency (HF) Square Paper RFID Tag is a contactless solution fore electronic label and article surveillance applications.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Thin RFID CardProduct ID: 113311
This 13.56 MHz RFID card uses advanced cryptography to prevent tag cloning and is an ideal solution for access control and asset tracking.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Thin RFID CardProduct ID: 113304
This 13.56 MHz High Frequency (HF) Thin RFID is the solution for card ticketing and contactless smart card applications and provides excellent security.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Thin RFID Card TagProduct ID: 113308
This high frequency thin card tag features fast response speeds and is intended for ticketing and payment applications, access control and asset tracking.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Transparent Crystal Jewelry RFID TagProduct ID: 113513
The transparent crystal covered 13.56 MHz High frequency jewelry tag is mainly designed to meet the retail industry, jewellery tracking, and other item level assets tracking requirements.
13.56 MHz High Frequency Wrist Band RFID TagProduct ID: 113416
This wrist band tag is NFC compatible and designed to be waterproof, resistant to vibration, and dust resistant.
13.56 MHz ICODE SLI Laundry RFID TagProduct ID: 113018
This passive high frequency ICODE SLI RFID tag is ideal for laundry applications, supply chain management, inventory control, asset tracking, and process control.
13.56 MHz Livestock RFID Ear TagProduct ID: 113410
This 13.56 MHz animal ear tag is intended for the tracking of medium-sized livestock.
13.56 MHz Micro Mini Asset Tracking TagProduct ID: 113524
This RFID Tag provides Real Application System like security solution for banking, entrance ticket encryption, money bag, confidential documents, authorization service, Vehicle Parking, electronic toll collection.
13.56 MHz On-Metal Tag for Gas CylindersProduct ID: 113519
These EPC Gen 2 On-metal tags work on the 13.56 MHz frequency especially designed for the applications such as gas cylinder management.
13.56 MHz RFID Label for Library and RentalProduct ID: 113525
This NFC smart sticker rfid label tag uses 13.56 MHz and its small size makes it useful in wide range of library and rental applications. They are a cost effective solution that is made to last.
13.56 MHz RFID Laminate PassProduct ID: 113527
These RFID Laminate Passes can hold information about the pass holder and is rewritable. Available 13.56 MHz, these passes can be used multiple times and from a distance but cannot be forged or duplicated.
13.56MHz HF Jewelry RFID TagProduct ID: 113014
This 13.56 MHz HF Jewelry RFID Tag is specially designed to enable automatic jewelry tracking in retail, wholesale or secured storage applications.
134.2 kHz MHz Waste Bin RFID Tag
This Waste Bin RFID Tag enables automatic measurement of weight of waste; promoting efficiency and control over the in-transit tracking of Waste Management Containers and Bins.
360° RFID Tag for Retail Optical Glasses/SunglassesProduct ID: 116432
The 360° RFID optical tag is designed to protect glasses and sunglasses at the store level while improving inventory control throughout retail business.
Actibe 2.45 GHz Bracelet for New Mothers
This Quad-tech RTLS compatible Mother Bracelet is wrist worn Active RFID Tag is specially designed with a healthcare proven form factor to be used for Healthcare System
Active 2.45 GHz Personnel Identity Badge
This Quad-tech RTLS compatible Personnel Identity Badge is an Active RFID Tag with distinctive form factor to be used for Personal Location Monitoring
Dual Frequency (13.56 MHz/125 kHz) RFID CardProduct ID: 113301
These Dual Frequency (125 kHz/13.56 MHz) RFID Cards are designed for logistics, anti counterfeiting, and access control.
Flex Hard TagProduct ID: 116085
This Flex Hard RFID tag operates on 860-960 MHz frequency, provides long read range, specially designed for rugged assets, yet flexible and cost effective hard tags.
GEN2 UHF 840-960 MHz Alien ALN-9627Product ID: 116212
The GEN2 Ultra-high frequency 840-960 MHz Alien ALN-9627 high performance tag designed to run in requirements like apparel, shipping labels, asset management and small package labeling environments.
Gen2 UHF 860-960 MHz Apparel Tag with 3D and Privacy ControlsProduct ID: 116215
The Gen2 UHF high performance Apparel tag features 3D technology and privacy controls used in supply chain management, apparel management, logistics applications.
HF 13.56 MHz RFID Coin Tag
RFID coin Tag is a High frequency operational tag. It is used in Access control System
High-Risk Security Bracelet
This triple-tech RTLS compatible High-Risk Security Bracelet is a size-adjustable wrist worn Active RFID Tag is specially designed for Healthcare System to monitor the patients around-the clock.
Infant Protection Charm
This Dual-tech RTLS compatible Infant Protection Charm is reusable ankle worn Active RFID Tag is specially designed with hospital proven form factor to be used for Healthcare System
LF 125 kHz Bird and Fowl Foot Ring RFID TagProduct ID: 112105.
The Bird and Fowl Foot Ring Tag is available in LF and HF frequency bands and is ideally suited for pigeon tracing and chicken tracing in harsh environments.
LF 125 KHz-134.2 kHz Animal Ear RFID TagProduct ID: 112110.
This Dual-frequency LF RFID Ear Tag is designed to be waterproof and dust resistant, allowing it to be used for livestock management and tracking.
LF 125 kHz-134.2 kHz Passive Animal Ear RFID TagProduct ID: 112111
This LF Animal Ear Tag is designed for short reading range up to 0.32 ft (0.1m) and is most popularly used for an animal identification, animal tracking and epidemic control.
LF 134.2 kHz Animal ID RFID TagProduct ID: 112112
This LF Animal ID Tag is specially designed for animal or bird identification and tracking with long durability and service life.
LF 134.2 kHz Bolus RFID TagProduct ID: 112113
This LF 134.2 kHz Animal Bolus Tag's form factor and IP-67 rating make it suitable for animal identification and tracking.
LF/HF Button Hole RFID Laundry TagProduct ID: 113526
These Button Hole RFID Laundry Tags are waterproof, made from nylon and polyester and designed for RFID laundry and linen management.
LF/HF/UHF NFC PVC Key TagProduct ID: 116258
This NFC PVC Key Tag can be used for a large range of applications and is availalble in three different frequencies: Low Frequency, High Frequency, and Ultra High Frequency.
LF/HF/UHF RFID PVC Event WristbandProduct ID: 112120
This LF/HF/UHF RFID PVC Event Wristband can be used as ticketing for music festivals, swimming pools, theme parks, loyalty programs and access control management.
NFC Tamper Proof RFID TagProduct ID: 113422
NFC Tamper Proof RFID Tag is the self-destructive tag that works on NFC technology
RFID Coin Tag (125 kHz or 13.56 MHz)Product ID: 112118
This RFID Coin Tag comes in various thickness and may be on one side or a have a hole in the middle for easier attachment to the object.
RFID Hang Tags for Retail with BarcodeProduct ID: 116256
This UHF 860-960 MHz RFID Tag a high performance RFID Hang Tag for garment tracking in retail stores.
RFID Nail Tag for WoodProduct ID: 116255
The RFID Nail Tag can be nailed into any type of wood, suitable for any kind of pallets, trees and wood; it is rust-resistant in wet and chemical environment.
RFID Smart Seal RFID Padlock TagProduct ID: 113520
This RFID smart seal padlock is a highly secure, high tech alternative to conventional padlocks that combines long-range RFID-reading performance for supply chain solutions.
Senior Fall Detection Pendant Compact Active RFID Tag
This triple-tech RTLS compatible Senior Fall Detection Pendant is a compact active RFID tag is specially designed for Healthcare System and can be used as Pendant or belt worn
UHF 433 MHz Active Indoor Asset RFID TagProduct ID: 124018
The 433 MHz active indoor asset RFID tag can incorporate a motion sensor providing immediate alarms on movement and offers different user-configurable rates for its status transmissions.
UHF 433 MHz Active Micro RFID TagProduct ID: 124008
This 433 MHz compact RFID active tag features a light weight, low power consumption, and collision avoidance algorithm function with an ultra long-range transmitter.
UHF 433 MHz Active Rugged Wrist Strap RFID TagProduct ID: 124007
This 433 MHz active rugged wrist strap RFID tag allows for a wide range of user-supplied wrist straps to be used to attach the tag to the wearer's wrist and is splash proof.
UHF 433 MHz Personnel RFID TagProduct ID: 124012-HZ
This 433 MHz active RFID personnel hazard tag is ATEX Zone 0, ICEPEX and intrinsically safe certified and is generally used for security & safety applications.
UHF 840-960 MHz Alien ALN-9610 Squig RFID TagProduct ID: 116211
The highly secure and durable 840-960 MHz Alien Squig RFID Tag gives excellent performance in apparel management, asset tracking, shipping labels and small package labels.
UHF 840-960 MHz Retail Apparel and Shoe RFID TagProduct ID: 116213
The durable retail apparel and shoes read/write tag covers 32 ft. (10m) read range and used in many applications such as retail industry, cloth warehouse management, and asset tracking.
UHF 860 -960MHz Container Zip Tie RFID TagProduct ID: 116068
This tag is designed with card buckle and a saw to the tie strip resulting in tight, secure, waterproof connection to assets and has an anti-collision function.
UHF 860 MHz-960 MHz Dog RFID TagProduct ID: 116216
This UHF 860 MHz-960 MHz Dog tag is NFC compatible and designed to be a waterproof, allowing it to be used in many animal tracking applications.
UHF 860 MHz-960 MHz Ear RFID TagProduct ID: 116217
This UHF Ear Tag is designed for long range reading up to 16.40 ft (5 m) and is ideally suited for an animal inventory management and food safety.
UHF 860- 960 MHz Customized Label On-Metal RFID Tag SeriesProduct ID: 116431
The passive UHF Gen 2 RFID tag series are specially designed for mount-on-metal and high-temperature environment applications.
UHF 860-928 MHz RFID Bolt TagProduct ID: 116513
This UHF 860-928 MHz RFID bolt tag is suitable for tracking all kinds of outdoor equipment and resists high temperatures/pressure.
UHF 860-928 MHz Sport Wristband RFID TagProduct ID: 116218.
This UHF RFID Sport Wristband has exceptional reading range and resistivity against harsh climate conditions. It is ideal in any sports such as hockey, soccer, basketball, hockey, tennis and cricket.
UHF 860-930 MHz Grip RFID TagProduct ID: 116233
The Gen2 UHF ATEX and RoHS certified grip RFID tag can work up to 13 ft. (4m) reading distance and ideal for cylindrical assets and tools tracking.
UHF 860-930 MHz Waterproof On-metal RFID TagProduct ID: 116234
The Gen2 waterproof UHF on-metal RFID tag is small in size and well suited for hospital tracking, IT asset tracking and kitchen management.
UHF 860-940 MHz Mini Circular Hard RFID TagProduct ID: 116516
This small circular UHF hard tag is specially designed for permanent attachment to the shoulder of industrial gas cylinder assets.
UHF 860-940 MHz Rugged RFID TagProduct ID: 116214
The highly durable rugged passive RFID tag has been designed with ABS rigid material to support manufacturing tool tracking, logistics, and warehouse management.
UHF 860-960 MHz Ironside Passive RFID TagProduct ID: 116403
This patent pending solution provides totally new benchmark for low-cost passive RFID in its size and durability (IP68) to various customer requirements.
UHF 860-960 MHz All-Surface RFID TagProduct ID: 116236
The Gen2 UHF all-surface RFID tag is adaptable by all types of surfaces and used in many applications such as industrial logistics, healthcare, item-level tracking, and automotive.
UHF 860-960 MHz Asset Tracking TagProduct ID: 116224
These EPC Gen 2 Asset tracking tags works on the global 860-960 MHz frequency which are efficiently used in the applications such as asset management, warehouse management and electrical appliances.
UHF 860-960 MHz Cashbox Lock RFID TagProduct ID: 116070
This UHF RFID cashbox lock tag is designed for tracking small assets stored in cabinets or product boxes and is commonly used for cashbox tracking.
UHF 860-960 MHz Ceramic Vehicle RFID Tracking TagProduct ID: 116200
The UHF Ceramic-based RFID tag works on 860 the MHz to 960 MHz frequency designed for tracking of vehicles, containers and asset management.
UHF 860-960 MHz Compact Large Memory RFID TagProduct ID: 116605
This tag features a compact size, light weight and large memory capacity. It allows for the reading of up to 400 tags per second for 96 bit EPC number.
UHF 860-960 MHz Custom Woven Fabric RFID WristbandsProduct ID: 116249
The UHF 860-960 MHz woven fabric RFID wristband tag is a soft and comfortable wearable tag designed for access control and attendee management applications.
UHF 860-960 MHz Document Cabinet Lock RFID TagProduct ID: 116071
This UHF RFID document cabinet lock tag is intended for tacking cabinets, product boxes and file cabinets so as to prevent any loss of the items inside.
UHF 860-960 MHz Dogbone RFID TagProduct ID: 115003
This UHF Gen2 Dogbone RFID tag is a high-end RFID tag for global supply chain management and returnable transit items.
UHF 860-960 MHz Dual Locking RFID Apparel TagProduct ID: 116314
This UHF RFID clothing tag provides a dual locking mechanism which is designed to only be detached by the Intelligent RFID Clothing Tag Unfastener.


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Anglo-Saxons. The name is derived from the son of Richard. In Old English, patronyms were formed by adding a variety of suffixes to personal names, which changed over time and from place to place. For example, after the Norman Conquest, sunu and sune, which meant son, were the most common patronymic suffixes. In the 12th and 13th centuries, the most common patronymic names included the word filius, which meant son. By the 14th century, the suffix son had replaced these earlier versions. Surnames that were formed with filius or son were more common in the north of England and it was here that the number of individuals without surnames was greatest at this time.
Hygdon Early Origins
Worcestershire, but one of the first records of the name was found in Cheshire where Ranulf Higdon (Higden) (1280-1364), was an English chronicler and Benedictine monk of the monastery of St. Werburgh. His birth location was unknown but believed to be in the west of England. He is best remembered as the author of Polychronicon a long chronicle written in Latin which became very popular in the 15th century after it was translated into English in the late 14th century.
Hygdon Spelling Variations
Hygdon Spelling Variations
Until quite recently, the English language has lacked a definite system of spelling rules. Consequently, Anglo-Saxon surnames are characterized by a multitude of spelling variations. Changes in Anglo-Saxon names were influenced by the evolution of the English language, as it incorporated elements of French, Latin, and other languages. Although Medieval scribes and church officials recorded names as they sounded, so it is common to find one person referred to by several different spellings of his surname, even the most literate people varied the spelling of their own names. Variations of the name Hygdon include Higdon, Higden, Hygdon, Hygden and others.
Hygdon Early History
Hygdon Early History
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Hygdon research. Another 217 words (16 lines of text) covering the years 1273, 1379, 1364 and 1715 are included under the topic Early Hygdon History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Hygdon Early Notables (pre 1700)
Hygdon Early Notables (pre 1700)
Another 17 words (1 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Hygdon Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
The Great Migration
The Great Migration
Searching for a better life, many English families migrated to British colonies. Unfortunately, the majority of them traveled under extremely harsh conditions: overcrowding on the ships caused the majority of the immigrants to arrive diseased, famished, and destitute from the long journey across the ocean. For those families that arrived safely, modest prosperity was attainable, and many went on to make invaluable contributions to the development of the cultures of the new colonies. Research into the origins of individual families in North America revealed records of the immigration of a number of people bearing the name Hygdon or a variant listed above: Peter Higdon, who sailed to Massachusetts in 1635; Thomas Higden to Maryland in 1721; Benjamin Higdens settled at Trinity Bay Newfoundland in 1765; and George Higdon at Trinity Bay in 1831..
Hygdon Family Crest Products
Hygdon Family Crest Products
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|MAE2H-4 – 4Mbps Regional 2-hop Trunk
MAE Access Network TDMA Priority and Sector Contention
In addition to core network MPLS priorities for 6, 13, 26 and 52Mbps MAE services connectivity to the local access point of presence is via shared sector radios referred to as point-to-multipoint (PtMP)
For MAE services to shared sector radios the TDMA priority is set to high and contention is fixed at 1:1. Committed Information Rates are therefore equal to advertised service rates.
All 100Mbps + services are via dedicated point-to-point (PtP) bridging radios and as such contention and TDMA priority do not apply.