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My HD500 actually just came yesterday too.
Had a little time to explore the DT on its own today and it has some good useable tones in it for sure. It can get pretty loud and on the Topology IV its pretty tight on high gain/volume for a 1x12. Should hold up jammin with a drummer, which was one thing I was worried about. Been a long time since I had a 1x12 and it fell apart at band volume on the high gain side.
I like the cleans I was getting from Top I as well. Top II and III are ok, but not really my thing. I like a little more gain than what their sweet spot is.
Only thing buggin me right now is there is a fairly noticeable rattle I can hear whe on the cleaner settings. Can't tell exactly what its coming from.
Anyone else hear that in their combo?
Only on louder volume?
Perhaps, pencil test your tubes....crank the master and gentlely tap each tube with a pencil...If you have a tube loose plates, you should hear it...That can sound almost list loose reverb springs, but that will be coming through the speaker itself...
check that the back peices are tight...might be be worth snugging all the screws if the amp was shipped....Another good thing to do with a shipped amp is remove and reseat the tubes....
Playing around with the amp a bit more today. Had some other strange static noise that wouldn't go away with volume and was on every topology. Pretty sure its coming from the PTs as I put a different pair in and wasn't hearing it.
The rattle is still there. It is coming from something in/on the chassis as I can tap it and hear it. The very odd thing though is if I set channel and master volumes to absolute zero I still hear it coming through the speaker.
I just got this thing. Hate to have to send it back to Line6 through a licensed repair center, but its not like I can't like w/out it. I'll have to look at the return policy from the place I got it. I don't want to pay to ship it back thats for sure.
The amp is much like a Class A type...basically, a typical class A has no master volume...So the master volume really isn't a master volume in the conventional sense because the power amp changes on the fly...
loose plates in 12AX7s can make noise in the speakers...My thought is that you need might need new tubes...
The tubes have a 30 day warranty, so it might be worth giving Line 6 a call directly to see what you options might be on that...
Thanks for the quick reply!
I replaced the pre and power tubes and that sound persists
Not sure what it could be...I rememeber a case where the speaker had a defect and had to be replaced...It is difficult to understand the isue with actually seeing and hearing it...I would say exchange it if you can or contact Line 6 to see what the service center options are...
Hi folks...been a bit since I posted about this. I never had a chance to get the amp to a tech yet, but I have some of my own findings to report.
The other day I was noticing a lot of strange hissing and background noise really creeping in again so I decided to try swapping some tubes. The first 12AX7 I replaced stopped that noise for about 5 min, but it came back. The other thing I realized right away was that the rattling noise was much worse. With the only change being that preamp tube I reached around and grabbed it and when I physically hold the tube and stop those vibrations I don't hear that noise through the amp.
I grabbed a 3rd preamp tube and it stopped the noise for the 20 min or so I was able to play and reduced the rattling noise to a large degree. It is still there, but is really only heard on the clean tones.
So the rattling is from the tube...the one furthest from the transformer so whatever that position is. Since it is a combo any chassis vibrations are going to go through the whole amp down to every component. But I wouldn't think this is acceptable to hear this so I am wondering if the tube socket has a problem? I don't know of a way to dampen the tube that wouldn't burn/melt. It would be great to resolve this and have no audible trace of that vibration, but it is useable and a lot of fun to play with the HD500 connected.
I probably will still try to get it to the shop even if its just to have them give me a brand new pre with no noise and 'hopefully' no vibration.
That sounds like a loose plate is the tube....You have to replace the tube...I still have china 12AX7 that came in the SV MK2 that has a broken weld on the plate...In fact, it is so bad that with the tube in your hand you can thump it and both hear and feel the plate vibrating...When it was in the amp, it came the illusion of a rattle coming from the faceplate of the amp and the speaker....Probably one of the most unusal tube failures I have ever seen or heard...You should have 90 day warranty on the tubes...Anyhoo, it isn't an unusal problem, especially if the amplifier was shipped to you...
Yep, I don't disagree with you. However, seeing that I tried 3 different preamp tubes and the all did it to varying degrees makes me a little suspicious. Is there something else adding to it that makes this amp right now a bit more susceptible to picking up and amplifying even the slightest vibrations of the plates?
I'll take her in sometime here.
Could be sockets...All tubes are microphonic and loose sockets can be an issue for any tube amp...It's the nature of the beast...The tubes are amplifying...
I guess one way to start is remove all the tubes and gently tap the sockets and see if you hear springs rattling...sockets can be replaced...
BTW - I use Mesa SPAX7s...They have heat shrink on the glass...very quiet tubes...
I have had those Mesa preamps in the past. I thought of those when I was holding the tube and the noise was stopping and my brain went to 'what can I get to hold this thing so I can use my hand to play'
I'll post back when I get further with this.
I tried posting my update like 2 weeks ago, but the fourm didn't seem to be working right.
Anyway, I took my DT50 into the local service center. All they did was replace one or both of the 12AX7s. The rattling sound is definitely much better. If I try hard enough I can find it a little bit by hitting the right note on a clean setting, but for all practical purposes its not an issue any more.
The first time I played it at home after picking it up, about 15 minutes in I started hearing the same crackling vacuum like sound. Needless to say I was quite annoyed. Since then though it has been pretty good with only a few random times that I have heard it. I would say the last 4 times I fired it up I didn't hear it at all.
However, I have been getting something else randomly now and its a down right scarey noise that I have never experienced before. The first time it happened was maybe the 2nd or 3rd time firing it up post servicing. When I did the first topology switch this insane screaming noise came out...loud! Louder than the volume I was playing at and not like any feedback I have ever heard. Adjusting any switch or volume did nothing...I had to turn it off. It repeated this propbably two more times until I turned it off and walked away. The next time I fired it up, let it warm a bit and it was fine. It has done this here and there probably 4 or 5 times now.
Last night I plugged in and went to play and had no sound. Went to adjust the volume knob and it did it again. Repeated twice. Shut it down for a few, turned back on and let it warm before going off Stby and then it was fine.
Weird intermittent stuff with this thing for sure. Glad I am not gigging with it. The real pain though is that it is so random I don't know that I could get it to do it at a service center to try to find the issue. I hate that!
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To Write Love on Her Arms: A Fighting Chance
What is To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA)?:
TWLOHA is a movement created with the vision that spreading love could end pain and suffering. This movement was founded by Jamie Tworkowski, only six years ago, when he met a young lady by the name of Renee that inspired him to write a story about her. Renee suffered with addiction, self-injury and attempted suicide, but after being immersed in love, she found her way to recovery. Jamie shows us that we can make a difference by showing love to others, instead of just waiting around for God to show up.
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TWLOHA is a very successful non-profit organization, all because one person who shared their idea of how to bring healing to many people. Which leaves one to wonder, "How would I choose to make a difference? What would I write on the world's arms?" If I could write anything on the world's arms, I would write "Hope may not give you a second chance to fight, but hope will always give you a fighting chance." Think about it; in times of obscurity what keeps you going? If everyone chose to dwell on the negative and believe that things would never get better, then the world would be stagnant. If not for hope that things will somehow get better, what would we have?
Teenage Rebellion is only Temporary:
I look back on many of my previous struggles and I am able to see that hope has gotten me past those struggles, hope has brought me to where I am today. The summer before I went into the ninth grade is when I first began to struggle with self-injury. It was a cry for attention, wishing that someone would hear me and see that I was hurting. My cry went unnoticed and I began to act out in every way imaginable. I did everything from getting expelled from school to getting arrested. I think that's when my parents finally opened their eyes and saw that I wasn't just acting out for the sake of it. That's when they began to see that what I was going through was bigger than plain, old teenage rebellion.
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My parents decided to send me away for eighteen months for school and intense therapy. Adjusting to my new environment was a struggle as my peers faced a variety of problems including, low self-esteem, eating disorders, and addiction. Some of us struggled with the same issues and others of us had different ones but we all had a few things in common.
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ARM-A9 SOC showdown, Tegra 3 versus ODROID-X
Subject: Mobile | August 21, 2012 - 04:00 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: tegra 3, Samsung, nvidia, Exynos 4412, cortex-a9, arm
The participants in this System on a Chip showdown both bear long names, on one side is NVIDIA's Tegra 3 ARM SoC and on the other the ODROID-X Samsung Exynos 4412 quad-core ARM Cortex-A9. NVIDIA's offering is well known by now but the ODROID-X is a relative newcomer to the market, offering their product for about $130. After setting up Linux on these systems Phoronix got to benchmarking and the results will surprise NVIDIA fans as the ARM based system actually came out on top on quite a few of the tests.
"While not as popular as NVIDIA's Tegra 3 ARM SoC, the Samsung Exynos 4412 quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 found on cheaply priced ODROID-X can actually outperform the quad-core NVIDIA ARM processor. Here are benchmarks of the $129 USD ODROID-X benchmarked against the NVIDIA Tegra 3 reference tablet and a PandaBoard ES running the Texas Instruments OMAP4460."
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- Asus N56VZ-DS71 Review @ TechReviewSource
- iBuyPower Valkyrie CZ-17 Notebook Review: MSI and iBuyPower Tangle With Alienware @ AnandTech
- Samsung Series 7 NP700Z7C @ AnandTech
- Dell Latitude E6430 Review @ TechReviewSource
- Acer TimelineU M5 Review: A 15-inch, 5lb Ultrabook @ TechSpot
- Zero Halliburton S1 @ Phoronix
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 vs Toshiba AT300 review: old versus new @ Hardware.info
- Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 @ The Inquirer
- Wacom Intuos5 touch Medium Tablet Review @ Techgage
Want to see a four socket ARM server on dual PCIe slots?
Subject: General Tech | July 6, 2012 - 02:22 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Calexda, arm, cortex-a9, ECX-1000
Looking at the picture below you can see what Calxeda's ARM based server node will look like, an add-in card which requires two PCIe 2.0 slots to communicate with the mainboard. On the node are four Cortex A9 CPUs, each with two PCI-Express 2.0 controllers, a DDR3 memory controller, and a SATA 2.0 disk controller, as well as an integrated Layer 2 distributed fabric switch for ethernet connectivity. The mainboard these are connected to does very little, this server will depend on ethernet for its interconnect for now but it is likely that they will find something else to use though they may end up needing to license from AMD or Intel.
The Register took a look at the comparative benchmarks which came with this release, an Intel Xeon E3-1240 with one Ethernet port and 16GB of DDR3 which should be roughly equivalent to the new HP Redstone servers. They had some questions about the methodology used for the power usage on the Intel system as it was not describing the most power efficient usage of the Intel system and perhaps was not representative of the Intel system they actually benchmarked at all. Check out the benchmark as well as Calxeda's response in the full article.
"Calxeda, the ARM server-chip upstart that HP tapped for its "Redstone" hyperscale servers last November, is getting ready to ramp up production on the server cards that use its quad-core EnergyCore ARM processors, and is making waves with benchmarks while promising to do a better job with comparative testing against x86 architectures."
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Can a 12-Core ARM Cluster hit critical mass?
Subject: Processors | June 26, 2012 - 05:08 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: arm, cortex-a9, e-350, i7-3770k, z530, Ivy Bridge, atom, Zacate
Taking a half dozen PandaBoard ESes from Texas Instruments that have a 1.2GHz dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 processor onboard, Phoronix built a 12-core ARM machine to test out against AMD's E-350 APU as well as Intel's Atom Z530 and a Core i7 3770K. Before you you make the assumption that the ARM's will be totally outclassed by any of these processors, Phoronix is testing performance per Watt and the ARM system uses a total of 31W when fully stressed and idles below 20W, which gives ARM a big lead on power consumption.
Phoronix tested out these four systems and the results were rather surprising as it seems Intel's Ivy Bridge is a serious threat to ARM. Not only did it provide more total processing power, its performance per Watt tended to beat ARM and more importantly to many, it is cheaper to build an i7-3770K system than it is to set up a 12-core ARM server. The next generation of ARM chips have some serious competition.
"Last week I shared my plans to build a low-cost, 12-core, 30-watt ARMv7 cluster running Ubuntu Linux. The ARM cluster that is built around the PandaBoard ES development boards is now online and producing results... Quite surprising results actually for a low-power Cortex-A9 compute cluster. Results include performance-per-Watt comparisons to Intel Atom and Ivy Bridge processors along with AMD's Fusion APU."
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- Sandy Bridge for servers: Intel Xeon E5-2600 review @ Hardware.Info
- Desktop CPU Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- Workstation & Server CPU Comparison Guide @ TechARP
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ARM aims to make TSMC the Fab of choice for their customers
Subject: General Tech | April 16, 2012 - 01:47 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: arm, TSMC, fab, cortex a15, cortex-a9, 28nm, 40nm
ARM has developed some optimizations for their chips, provided that the customer purchasing them uses TSMC to fabricate them. ARM has licensed a large variety of fabrication companies to produce their chips but with their familiarity with TSMC's 28nm and 40nm processes they have been able to introduce performance enhancing optimizations specific to TSMC. It could taste a bit like favouritism but is much more likely to stem from the volume of TSMC's production as well as the maturity of the 40nm process node. The 28nm node could be a bit of a problem for ARM as we have seen that TSMC is not having an easy time producing enough good dies for their customers; this is why you cannot buy a GTX 680. As The Inquirer points out, if ARM wants to make sure their customers can get their hands on reasonable volumes of chips, they will want to create optimizations specific to other manufacturers sooner rather than later.
"CHIP DESIGNER ARM has released a slew of optimisation packs for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's (TSMC) 28nm and 40nm process nodes.
ARM, which licenses designs to many chip designers, including Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, Nvidia and Samsung, has given TSMC a boost by offering processor optimisation packs for the firm's 28nm and 40nm process nodes. ARM claims the optimisation packs for its Cortex-A5, Cortex-A7, Cortex-A9 and Cortex-A15 processor cores help designers make use of TSMC's process node nuances to get the most out of their designs."
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- Samsung Push Intel At DDR4 @ Kitguru
- TSMC in race to buy ProMOS fab @ DigiTimes
- Tiny Quadcopter gets an update, on the verge of flying without PC @ Hack a Day
- Mavericks Invent Future Internet Where Cisco Is Meaningless @ Wired
- Hands-on: getting work done with Google's new Aura interface for Chrome OS @ Ars Technica
- Brite-Strike Lightning Strike Tactical Flashlight Review @ Techwarelabs
- A walk about Gadget Show Live 2012 @ XtremeComputing
Fancy a tiny Cortex A9 and Tegra 2 system? CompuLabs Trim-Slice isn't a bad choice.
Subject: Systems | January 9, 2012 - 04:03 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: arm, cortex-a9, Tegra 2, compulab, thin-slice, nettop
If you need only moderate processing power and need a small footprint then CompuLab might just have the system for you. Their Trim-Slice nettop is powered by NVIDIA's Tegra 2 a 1GHZ dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 and 1GB of DDR2 RAM, with a SATA HDD. It has four USB 2.0 ports, WiFi and a wired NIC, two HDMI ports and a S/PDIF in port, which ought to handle what you need from this system. It comes with Ubuntu 11.04 for ARMv7, which Phoronix points out is obsolete and recommends updating to a newer version. The system is comparable to Atom based machines in performance and in price, a basic 1GB system is $213USD while the model Phoronix reviewed would cost you about $100 more. Read on to see how it did in the benchmarks.
"The Trim-Slice from CompuLab is a dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 nettop based on the NVIDIA Tegra 2 platform. In this article are our first Ubuntu benchmarks of this low power, fan-less desktop with comparative figures to Intel's older platforms and the OMAP4660-based dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 PandaBoard ES."
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- ARM Cortex-A9 PandaBoard ES Benchmarks @ Phoronix
- Building a BitTorrent Rig with the Zotac ZBOX Nano Plus @ Legit Reviews
- Acer Aspire Z5771-UR31P Review @ TechReviewSource
- HP Omni 120-1024 Review @ TechReviewSource
- How To Build A Windows Home Server @ HardwareHeaven
WonderMedia Announces PRIZM WM8950 with Android 4.0 Support
Subject: Processors, Mobile | January 5, 2012 - 01:47 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: WonderMedia, PRIZM WM8950, SoC, arm, cortex-a9
Taipei, Taiwan, January 5, 2012 -WonderMedia Technologies, Inc, a leading innovator of energy-efficient, feature-rich system-on-chip platforms, today announced the WonderMedia PRIZM WM8950 SoC.Combining a highly energy-efficient ARM Cortex-A9 core running at 800MHz with advanced graphics and stunning 1080p video playback capabilities, the WonderMedia PRIZM WM8950 further extends WonderMedia's leadership in the fast-growing Android media tablet market.
Prizm WM8950The next generation WonderMedia PRIZM platform and software suite provides customers an easy migration path to a Cortex-A9 SoC and offers support for the latest Android 4.0 and Windows CE 7.0 operating systems. With its high-performance, and feature-rich design, the WM8950 is also optimized for a wide range of innovative system design applications, including smartbooks, Smart TV, SmartStream for wireless display and multimedia streaming, networked projectors, digital signage, and thin clients.
"Our line of PRIZM platforms has spurred the explosive growth in the Android media tablet market," commented Tzumu Lin, President and CEO, WonderMedia Technologies, Inc. "The new WM8950 delivers greater computing power and richer multimedia experiences to meet the ever growing global demand for affordable smart mobile devices."
PRIZM WM8950 Highlights:
- 800MHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor
- ARM Mali-400 3D graphics Processor
- Multi-standard 1080p video decoding engine
- H.264 video encoding
- DDR3/LPDDR2 DRAM interface
- Multiple video interface including HDMI, LVDS, and DVO
- Flexible networking and peripheral interface
- Advanced hardware security engine
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WINNSBORO — Memorial Day is right around the corner, and that means it is Poppy time again.
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 16 of Winnsboro will join other ALA units around the country in distributing memorial poppies again this year. Poppies have been traditionally worn to commemorate soldiers who have died in war.
They were first worn by the ALA from 1914-1918 to honor soldiers who had died in World War I. Current ALA Unit 16 member and past president (2010-2012) Carla Moore is excited about the upcoming Poppy distribution.
"This is such a fun and honored tradition in Winnsboro," Moore said.
Donations that are collected from the project will be used strictly for veteran's services. Be on the look out for the ALA Unit 16 Ladies in the Winnsboro community on Thursday (May 23) through Memorial Day (May 27).
They will be distributing the Poppies and accepting donations in front of the post office and downtown Winnsboro storefronts along Congress Street. Last year ALA's Unit 16 raised more than $1,000 for veterans with their poppy efforts and Unit 16's Poppy Chair, Paulette Lewis, looks forward to another successful year.
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Recently Kevin McCarney was quoted, first in the Denver Post and later in the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, in stories about how the IRS went after conservative groups and how Western Slope Conservative Alliance (WSCA) was hassled by the IRS and still does not have its not-for-profit status. These days WSCA is calling themselves Freedom ! Colorado.
There is a long and quite sordid story behind this story, and it is about the Republican Party being scared to death of the Tea Party. The Tea Party, truly a grass roots movement, grew out of discontent with government spending. But locally it got hijacked by Western Slope Conservative Alliance, an invention of the Republican Party. Kevin McCarney, recently transplanted from Chicago, eventually joined the hijackers. However one of the first hijackers was Janet Rowland, Mesa County Commissioner at the time, previous candidate for Lt. Governor, and current Director of the Center for Local Government at Colorado Mesa University, another Tim Foster Republican hire.


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a slang term used by blues artists/musicians to describe milling around and shuffling in a melancholy mood. "janis was shucking around the bar."
"robert was shucking as he left the stage." "i was just shucking around town." |
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The act of fucking and shelving simultaneously. Firstly, a pill (usually ecstasy) needs to be inserted into the tip of the penis. Then you start fucking someone in the ass (preferably a girl) and when you cum the pill will shoot into her anus. This is perfect for the type of girl who doesn't receive enough of a high from simply shelving.
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A slang term used by Emergency Medical Services providers to describe the act of transporting non-emergency patients between different health facilities. The patient being transported is usually old and in need of a ride from a Hospital to a Nursing Home or vice versa. It is the equivilant of giving people taxi-rides in ambulances. The little skills used by the EMS providers, coupled with the fact that the call is not an emergency, makes it a very unsatisfying part of the job.
Shucking is usually done by private for-profit commercial ambulance agencies. "We were shucking a patient from St. Marys Hospital to Our Lady of Hope Nursing Home."
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to suck on something, but mispronouncing the word, because you ARe sucking I'll be shucking your corn cobs tonight!
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the act of releasing fecal matter while engaging in sexual intercourse. the act is usually performed on a toilet but can be done in bed. however it is advised to lay down some sort of plastic covering to provide easy clean-up. So, I was about do this girl last night and i suddenly got the urge to take a dump. I thought I could hold it but about half way through, I was prairie doggin' it. We totally ended up shucking in my bathroom.
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Female masturbation.
Adapted from its original meaning of "the shelling of clams and oysters". She can go shuck herself.


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Oak Harbor choir program recital explores 800 years of music
By REBECCA OLSON
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November 9, 2012 · Updated 2:52 PM
Music has changed drastically in just the past 20 years — imagine how it has changed in the past 800 years. A lecture-recital presented by Oak Harbor High School Choir Director Darren McCoy will begin with a time when music wasn't written down and the idea of harmony didn't exist.
"The Art in Music" recital takes place at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17 at Oak Harbor High School. Tickets cost $5 and are available at the door or by emailing email@example.com. Proceeds benefit the choir department.
McCoy, who is the recipient of the KCTS 9 Golden Apple award and who was voted best teacher through the Whidbey News-Times' Best of Whidbey awards in 2012, will be joined by community members including Oak Harbor City Councilwoman Tara Hizon, Oak Harbor Christian School voice teacher Meredith Reichman, Whidbey Playhouse actress Heather Good and other local musicians.
Music and a slideshow will guide the audience through the past 800 years of music, how it evolved and how it affected or was affected by world events.
"I wanted to do a recital that was both entertaining to see kinds of music people don't really do anymore live, and something that would be educational for students," McCoy said.
McCoy started planning the recital months ago and has put a great deal of research into the lecture. Not only did he search for music that was most important during each era, but he researched how world events reflected the music of the era.
For example, "Dies Irae" is part of a chant for a requiem mass for the dead. It translates as "Day of Wrath," McCoy said.
"It's the perfect kind of explanation for what's going on in the world," McCoy said. The Crusades were in full swing at the time, and Genghis Khan had killed about 20 percent of the people in the world. Then followed the Black Plague, again decimating the population, McCoy said.
While McCoy said he doesn't expect people to fall in love with classical music by hearing more of it, "I think it is the human condition to like to learn."
"Knowing where music actually came from gives them an appreciation for just how much music has grown and how much it actually affects their life, whether they know it or not," McCoy continued.
A lot of people in this community do like classical music, McCoy said, and they may enjoy hearing how it changed "from before it was written down to the time of Napoleon to George Washington."
"People sometimes need a timeline," McCoy said. "And it's a lot more fun than a recital where you sing seven songs and then you're done."
Through this fundraiser, McCoy said he hopes to raise money for the choir program to buy microphones for the stage. These would benefit the entire high school music program as well as community groups that use the high school's stage.
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Greyhound Installs Induction Light Fixtures At National and International Locations
EverLast® Lighting Deployed In Several Bus Terminals, Lights Will Lower Facility Costs, Improve Security
JACKSON, Mich., Feb. 20, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Greyhound Lines, Inc., based in Dallas, Texas, is the largest provider of intercity bus transportation serving over 3,800 destinations across North America. The Greyhound running dog is one of the most-recognized brands in the world, and the common carrier has become an American icon, providing safe, affordable travel to nearly 25 million passengers annually. Earlier last year, the transportation giant recognized a need for a lighting upgrade at a number of their terminals. In an effort to improve security, and become more energy efficient the company enlisted Atlantech Inc. of Pennsylvania to navigate a commercial lighting solution at several of their national and international locations.
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As a result, Greyhound Lines, Inc. moved forward installing EverLast® at their locations in Dallas, Texas, Houston, Texas, Chicago, Illinois, and Ottawa, Canada. Each installation included a variety of fixtures from the induction product line ranging from the 120 watt U.S. ShoeBox, 150 watt Classic Wallpack, and the 200 watt Classic Flood models. The fixtures were utilized to upgrade parking lot, building exterior, and security areas at each massive bus terminal across the U.S. and Canada.
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World Suicide Prevention Day - 10 September, 2013
Welcome to the official website of World Suicide Prevention Day!
Welcome to the official Web page for World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD), held annually on September 10th. Last year, was an outstanding success with over 450 activities or events in 74 countries listed. In addition, our World Suicide Prevention Day Facebook Event page had a record 87,319 guests. Thank you for your kind support.
We are currently preparing materials for this year's event. Please join us on the Official 2013 WSPD Facebook Event page where you will be notified of updates to this Web page.
Become a Facebook Fan of the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) www.facebook.com/IASPinfo
WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY (www.iasp.info/wspd/) is an opportunity for all sectors of the community - the public, charitable organizations, communities, researchers, clinicians, practitioners, politicians and policy makers, volunteers, those bereaved by suicide, other interested groups and individuals - to join with the International Association for Suicide Prevention and the WHO to focus public attention on the unacceptable burden and costs of suicidal behaviours with diverse activities to promote understanding about suicide and highlight effective prevention activities.
Those activities may call attention to the global burden of suicidal behaviour, and discuss local, regional and national strategies for suicide prevention, highlighting cultural initiatives and emphasizing how specific prevention initiatives are shaped to address local cultural conditions.
Initiatives which actively educate and involve people are likely to be most effective in helping people learn new information about suicide and suicide prevention. Examples of activities which can support World Suicide Prevention Day include:
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- Holding conferences, open days, educational seminars or public lectures and panels
- Writing articles for national, regional and community newspapers, blogs and magazines
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- Placing information on your website and using the IASP World Suicide Prevention Day Web banner, promoting suicide prevention in one's native tongue.
- Securing interviews and speaking spots on radio and television
- Organizing memorial services, events, candlelight ceremonies or walks to remember those who have died by suicide
- Asking national politicians with responsibility for health, public health, mental health or suicide prevention to make relevant announcements, release policies or make supportive statements or press releases on WSPD
- Holding depression awareness events in public places and offering screening for depression
- Organizing cultural or spiritual events, fairs or exhibitions
- Organizing walks to political or public places to highlight suicide prevention
- Holding book launches, or launches for new booklets, guides or pamphlets
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- Organizing concerts, BBQs, breakfasts, luncheons, contests, fairs in public places
- Writing editorials for scientific, medical, education, nursing, law and other relevant journals
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- Lighting a candle a candle, near a window at 8 PM in support of: World Suicide Prevention Day, suicide prevention and awareness, survivors of suicide and for the memory of loved lost ones.
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Jeff Schudel's scouting report: Chiefs at Browns
Don't expect many grind 'em out drives at Cleveland Browns Stadium because the Browns and Chiefs are the two worst red-zone offenses in the league.
Both teams have been inside their opponents' 20-yard-line 29 times. The Browns have 11 touchdowns, and the Chiefs 10 inside the 20. The Browns do, however, have kicker Phil Dawson and the quick-strike capability of Brandon Weeden to Josh Gordon to carry the day.
Browns right tackle Mitchell Schwartz vs. Chiefs left outside linebacker Justin Houston: In the Chiefs' 3-4 defense, the strength of the pass rush comes from Brandon Weeden's right — the side he likes to roll to. Houston leads the Chiefs with 10 sacks. Schwartz keeping Weeden clean is a key to extending the Browns' winning streak to three games.
Uncharacteristic of a team coached by Romeo Crennel, the Chiefs are giving up an average of 6.1 yards per play — 30th in the league. … The Browns are second in the NFL in kick coverage. The opponents' average starting position is the 19.9-yard line.
The Browns' run defense has been superb the last three weeks, but it is in for a big test because Jamaal Charles can break through and score from anywhere on the field. He has rushed for 1,055 yards while averaging 4.8 yards a carry. The Browns will get to Brady Quinn if they stop Charles first.
The Chiefs are minus-21 on takeaway-giveaway. Only the Colts (eight) and the Eagles (10) have fewer than the 11 takeaways by the Chiefs. If they don't force turnovers, the Browns could be in trouble because with Charles, running back Peyton Hillis and wide receiver Dwayne Bowe, the Chiefs have the firepower to score. Continued...
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Rotary created a page on the social media service Thunderclap, which enables supporters to sign up to share a single message through their social media accounts. The message will go out at a designated date and time to amplify the voice of our cause.
If we reach our goal of having 100 people add their account, our polio eradication message will be shared simultaneously across all supporting accounts on World Polio Day to raise awareness of the fight to end this crippling disease.
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My goal as a teacher is to attract students to the process of learning. This means trying to get young people to focus on learning rather than just grades, and to discover the joy of understanding concepts and ideas. Although this process requires discipline and work, learning new information should also be exciting and fun.
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Passionate pleas to stop closure of Cumbrian care homes
Last updated at 09:51, Friday, 17 February 2012
County councillors were confronted by a spirited defence of a closure-threatened Aspatria care home by two of its supporters.
Related: Care home campaigners take fight to Cumbria council
They were presented with a 3,680-name petition in favour of saving Park Lodge Care Home.
Iris Stobbart told the meeting that her mother-in-law had moved into the home in 1994 and had been able to maintain her independence due to the fantastic care of the staff.
She said: "It was her home of choice and the majority of staff knew her before she moved in."
Mrs Stobbart said the staff at Park Lodge were trained in dementia care and her mother-in-law's quality of life had improved a lot since she moved there.
She added: "She has more of a social life – it's like an extended family."
The meeting also heard from Phill Roberts, a Bromfield parish councillor, who said that the county council had deprived the people of Allerdale and Aspatria the opportunity to have an open, honest and transparent debate about caring for the elderly.
He said: "The consultation document is so biased that many people have refused to engage with the process altogether."
Councillor James Airey, responsible for adult social care at the county council, said he was proud that the administration in Cumbria had been investing to bring care homes up to "gold standard".
He added that the council wanted to work with the people of Allerdale and with residents and their families, staff and community.
Mr Airey said: "We will make a decision that improves care for the elderly in Allerdale and we are a listening administration."
First published at 09:47, Friday, 17 February 2012
Published by http://www.cumberlandnews.co.uk
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Investigation of fatal officer-involved shooting goes to prosecuting attorney
Suspect in home-invasion shooting, robberies was killed
Originally published March 6, 2013 at 1:22 p.m., updated March 6, 2013 at 5:59 p.m.
The Camas Police Department has completed its investigation into a fatal Jan. 25 shooting of a teenage boy by a Vancouver police officer and forwarded the report to the Clark County Prosecuting Attorney's Office.
It is expected to take about two weeks for the prosecutor's office to reach a decision on whether Vancouver Police Cpl. Marshall Henderson, 44, was justified in using deadly force against Douglas Combs, 16, of Vancouver, said John Fairgrieve, Clark County chief deputy prosecuting attorney.
Fairgrieve said he received the report Tuesday but is still waiting for an autopsy report and toxicology reports he needs to review in weighing his decision.
When he reaches a decision, he will also release a report explaining his rationale behind his conclusion.
Combs was a suspect in a home-invasion shooting that injured a Vancouver man, as well as two armed robberies, that occurred earlier in the day Jan. 25.
Vancouver police and Clark County sheriff's deputies staked out Pop Culture, an alcohol-free soda store and music venue on Main Street, later that evening after receiving a tip that an armed Combs would be attending a concert at the Uptown Village venue.
When Combs and his friend, Nehemiah Rudner-Singleton, also 16, left the business, they spotted police and fled east on 20th Street.
Combs was reportedly shot in the back in a parking lot near the intersection of 20th and C streets.
Henderson fired the deadly shots, according to the Vancouver Police Department. The 15-year police veteran is on paid administrative leave, per the department's policy.
Rudner-Singleton, who was carrying a .380 semi-automatic pistol, was apprehended at C and 20th streets after he collided with a police car.
He pleaded guilty to attempted second-degree assault with a deadly weapon and unlawful possession of a firearm on Feb. 4 and was sentenced to 30 days in custody.
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Worried their country will end up under water as the globe warms and sea ices melt, the government of the Maldives this week announced that the Indian Ocean nation will go carbon neutral by 2020. No part of the chain of 1,200 low-lying islets rises more than six feet (1.8 meters) or so above sea level, leaving the 400,000 inhabitants there at grave risk of rising sea levels and storm surges, environmental journalist Andy Revkin writes today in a New York Times blog.
The Maldives government last year considered setting aside funds from its main biz – tourism – to purchase land from another country, such as India or Sri Lanka, to eventually relocate its populace. Recent reports give urgency to the plan, indicating that sea levels are expected to rise some 3.3 feet (1 meter) by 2100, even faster than predicted in the already dire-sounding Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report released in 2007.
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«That all may be one» (Jn. 17,21)
We were born for these words, for unity, to give a contribution to its realization in the world. Chiara Lubich
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Sometimes we get so busy with all the other Christmas preparations that we tend to forget the reason for the season. That's why, in this Year of Faith, we propose a project for the entire family: The Cube of Love Advent Calendar. "May the journey we shall be making this year enable us all to grow in faith, in love of Christ, so that in our daily decisions and actions we may learn to live the good and beautiful life of the Gospel." (Pope Benedict XVI, General Audience, Saint Peter's Square, 17 October 2012 – Introduction: The Year of Faith)
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Love Generates Wisdom-A response to today's challengesThursday, July 23rd (evening) - Sunday, July 26th 2009 University of Scranton- DeNaples Center See www.nymariapolis.org for more information.
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