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Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
Short story: I have an electronic pad percusion, it's a Yamaha DD-65, I'm planning to get more party from this, so adding a pair of extra pads in the future, so I've been thinking in adding a module from another Yamaha e-drum kit, the Yamaha DTX500 module to the Yamaha DD-65, I don't know if it's possible or not to connect that module to my Yamaha percusion, and how I should do it. I will add some photos of the connectors of both, so it's clear to you the possibilities.
Yamaha DD-65:
Yamaha DTX500 Module:
Looking forward for your help,
¡Thank you!
Last edited by presence; 11-11-2013 at 10:40 PM.
Re: Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
It's not clear exactly what you're trying to do, but here's a little info.
You have to hook pads up to the dtx500 for it to work. It also has midi out, but no midi in.
So I think you could hook pads up to your 500 and then use its midi out to trigger more sounds from the dd65, which has midi in.
The midi out on your dd65 can be used to trigger another module that has midi in, or to input midi data into a computer. The computer needs some type of midi interface though.
You can't trigger other sounds inside the dtx500 besides using pads because it has no midi in.
Re: Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
Hi wildbill,
What I'm trying to do is simply like; Adding a module to the Yamaha percusion pad so I can have more Pads, and realism in it.
Ok, for the moment we can forget about the sounds, since I'll be using a software in the PC and not the midi sounds from the digital drums/module (I don't like them). The important point here is to have more pads. Well, I'm thinking more in the new DTX502 module rather, instead of the DTX500. Since the DTX502 have USB connection so I can have direct connection to the PC without complicate much about the Midi IN thing (?), so what are the possibilities with this one? All I need is that my Yamaha DD65 running together with the module and to be able to use it as a whole with my PC.
Here's some pictures of the DTX502 model;
In the worst case scenario I'll build my own e-drum kit from this module, but I want to exhaust all possibilities before spending more money.
Thank you!
Last edited by presence; 11-11-2013 at 11:40 PM.
Re: Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
Another option to consider is the DTX Multi-12 which would be a good compromise for connecting to your DD-65 and providing extra pads (plus an external 3-zone snare pad). The M-12 has Midi In & Out and can be connected to your computer to trigger software drum sounds. As Wildbill explained you will have to connect the Midi Out of one unit (DD-65 or Multi-12) to the Midi In of the other and add a USB-Midi interface to the computer. For some useful midi info check page 30 of the DD-65 manual and this link: http://www.midi.org/aboutmidi/intromidi.pdf
The preset drum kits of the Multi-12 can be tweaked to sound better (with 200 user kits), and to mix its audio output with the DD-65's just connect Phones Out of one unit to the Aux In of the other and feed it's output to your amp or headphones.
Good luck with your module choice.
Re: Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
The DTX-500 and DTX-502 do not have MIDI in. Surprisingly your DD-65 has a MIDI out but the least expensive Yamaha module that has a MIDI in is the wonderful, but expensive DTX-700.
I am assuming you are on a tight budget, and that is the only reason you are putting up with the DD-65 which is essentially a toy. Your least expensive route, assuming you have a computer, might be to get a MIDI-USB interface cable and trigger VSTs on your computer.
But if you want to enjoy drumming a bit more, get a Yamaha kit, or a DTX-Multi12 plus pedals, which are real gear for musicians. The DD-65 is not designed as a serious instrument.
Yamaha DTX drums, DTX700 module, DXR12 sound.
Re: Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
I've had couple DD55's in the past, and they sound as good as whatever you run them into with the midi out.
With a synth module with drum sounds, or sampled drums in a computer they sound good. The stock sounds are not so good, but IMO, acceptable for what those units cost.
The biggest issue is probably the size of the pads. The smaller pads are about 3 inches across, if I remember right, and require a bit of precision when you get flying.
I'm surprised to see that Yamaha has dropped the midi out connector on the 502. I suppose it's to be expected with all the usb stuff nowadays, but disappointing for me because I usually use regular midi ports to trigger synth modules from pads.
presence - what do you have now? If you just have the dd65, I'd say instead of buying another module and pads, maybe you should consider selling the DD65 and picking up a Yamaha Multi-12 unit.
Probably come out close to the same cost when all is said and done.
For a few more bucks for pedals, you could have a setup something like this:
Re: Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
Hi guys,
The thing does not seem as easy as I thought. Well, I'm currently using a VST through the MIDI-USB to PC with the Yamaha DD-65, and I get a decent sound, so it's not really the problem, the thing was that I got bored of playing in such small pads, and I really wanted to add more realism in it but without get out much of the budget. But my great problem is that I live in a department now and as you may know, I cannot afford to got a big drum kit, do not have much space. So I'm between both worlds, of go ahead with what I have now or build my own e-drum kit from a module (probably the Yamaha DTX502) although it does not have the MIDI OUT, is not a big deal, since I will be using a VST anyway. And yeah, my budget is pretty tight. The Yamaha Multi-12, is good idea, and I will think about it. The DTX700 would be awesome, but quite expensive for me right now.
Right now I lean more, as I said above, buying the Yamaha DTX502 module, get an e-drum rack (yamaha if possible), some pads and ready to play. I already have bass drum pedal, and kick Pad, also from Yamaha I got a few years ago. So I think, if i build my own e-drum kit I'm nearly there. What do you think on this?
Thank you!
Re: Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
Have you actually priced out your idea?
Just a module and rack (no pads, cymbals, cables or pedals) is $449 from this place: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/cont...=REG&A=details
I still think it'd be less expensive to sell or trade your dd65 towards an M12. All the used M12's I've seen go for around $500 - subtract what you'd get for your dd65 from that.
Also - you've got 8 pads on your dd65. How many did you want to have in total?
Last edited by wildbill; 11-12-2013 at 02:58 PM.
Re: Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
I would be satisfied even with a total of 6 Pads (excluding hi hat), but the point is having a bit more of space for playing, thus making the drumming more comfortable.
Yes, I did calculated the total quickly, and I got a total of $1,210 approx. for everything I want. I know it's not actually little money, but I think it may be worth after all.
I've moved away from the initial idea I had in the first post, why? because if I calculate the price of buying the M12 + let's say 3 pads of good quality the price also rises quite as well, and I still think I will not be as content as making my own e-drum kit from zero. What would you like to add? some recommendation?, I'm open to your suggestions, I mainly want to do it for myself for the limited space I dispose.
Thank you!
Re: Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
Sounds like you're getting a better idea of what'll work for you.
Is what you want to end up with significantly different than this?: http://www.guitarcenter.com/Yamaha-D...30-i3126917.gc
Re: Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
Hey presence - maybe you should do more DIY research to weigh up that option.
I suggest you check out the vdrums forum (if you haven't already) as there are plenty of useful ideas for you to consider: http://www.vdrums.com/forum/forum/advanced
Last edited by Hansolo; 11-13-2013 at 02:42 AM.
Re: Trying to put a module into my Yamaha DD-65 e-drum kit
Hey guys,
Yeah, I definitely think it's best option for me at the moment to mount it by myself, Yeah I aspire to something like the DTX502k yamaha's kit. I'll take a look at that forum Hansolo, thanks!
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not to mention the offence did next to nothing.
Any HW that signs with the ufc is ducking the best in the world,he goes by the name
Detroit plays as a team. The Sharks, at least in the playoffs, do not. It looked like individuals trying to get to Hiller. I didn't see any cooperation on the offense.
The Ducks played to win. They had more confidence and believed in themselves. If the Sharks ever want to go anywhere they need to concentrate on a game plan that involves teamwork and dedication. It's sad that they build such good teams and cannot contend in the playoffs. Different coaches, same results.
One thing that I found interesting is how much Babcock let his players 'rest' during the last part of the season. He really wanted them to avoid injuries and get ready to play their asses off come playoff time. No guarantee they'll win it all, but I think he understands how to prepare a team for a run, especially the year following one where they won the Stanley Cup.
So, of all the teams I watched in the playoffs in round 1, the Sharks were definitely the biggest disappointment. Not that I wanted them to win, necessarily. I just love hockey.
Nice to see this thread!
I used to start a topic on hockey at the begining of the regular season, trade deadline and the playoffs, but like someone else said, they usually got ignored except for 3-4 people.
My Devils imploded the last 90 seconds and are now golfing!!!!
My fav to win the cup this year, San Jose pulled another disapearing act....they are quickly becoming the "Ottawa Senators of the West"
Honestly, in the East, Pitt and Boston have been the most impressive, and the West, obviously Detroit, and Vancouver will go as far as Luongo will allow. I think Chicago has a taste, and next year they will become VERY dangerous.
Detroit vs. Vancouver
Boston vs. Pittsburgh
Gotta go with a rematch of last years' finals......Detroit vs. Pittsburgh....same result.
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i guess there is no need to start a new thread for every round since maybe 5 or 6 of us are posting here LOL
the red wing vs ducks series is awsome already,3 over times yesterday.the longer this goes the more that rest for the wings is going to pay off imho.
hiller looked real tired at the end of game one and now a triple overtime can he keep the pace with the high powerd offence of the wings?
bruins vs caralina
i had the bruins sweeping this one (lost a case of beer already lol)
but caralina comes back and puts a beating on them should be a good one.
blackhawks vs nucks
what can you say about the young talent the blackhawk they just keep fighting.the nucks will go as far as roberto will take them and he looked weak in the last game.
caps vs pens
the battle of ovie and crosby is a going to be awsome for fans and the hockey biz all around.if you never watched hockey check this one out. two of the best up and coming teams in the nhl.going to be a "barn burner"if you will.
this is how i see it goiing down
east final
caps vs boston i got boston (for now lol)caps young goaile is really impressing me
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wings vs blackhawks wings take it too much depth for the young blackhawks.
cup final
wings vs boston like both teams but been a wings fan all my life and i'll take the wings in 6
happy playoffs boys
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Alt died from wounds suffered from the attack, along with Spc. Robert Ellis, 21, of Kennewick, Wash., Sgt. Justin Johnson, 25, of Hobe Sound, Fla., and Spc. William Moody of Burleson, Texas.
All but Johnson were assigned to the 68th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 43rd Sustainment Brigade, 4th Infantry Division from Fort Carson, Colo. Johnson was based out of Fort Eustis, Va.
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I came back to the job as sports editor back in March of this year. So I thought I would go back and list some of the top local sports stories of the year.
1. Tug Valley won the Class AA state basketball championship. Coach Garland "Rabbit" Thompson won his first title as a head coach. He had been an assistant coach for Williamson and University Heights (Ky.) when they won state titles, but this was his first as a head coach.
2. Belfry High School made it back to the state Class 3A championship game. The Pirates lost again to their nemesis Central High School of Louisville. However, Belfry has built a solid football program under coach Philip Haywood and they are one of the best teams year in and year out in the Bluegrass State.
3. Mingo Central made the playoffs for the first time under coach Yogi Kinder. The Miners got beat in the first round of the Class AA post season, but they made it in only their second season as a consolidated school.
4. Tug Valley had three players make all-state in basketball. Senior center Mason Pack and junior guards Austin Brewer and Mikey Newsome. Pack is now playing college basketball at West Virginia Wesleyan.
5. Joe May, a senior all-purpose back for Mingo Central, made first team Class 2A all-state in football, while senior lineman Isaac Parsley made first team Class A from Tug Valley.
6. Tug Valley made the playoffs in football. Longtime coach Tony Clusky took over the program and led the Panthers to an 8-2 regular season mark.
7. Frankie Smith was named as head basketball coach for Mingo Central replacing first-year head coach Duane Estepp who left after his first season. Then Smith left for Sheldon Clark back in late September. He was replaced by longtime Logan assistant Brad Napier.
8. Kentucky fans in the area were excited last spring as they saw their Wildcats win another national title behind Player of the Year Anthony Davis.
9. West Virginia football fans saw their team clobber Clemson last January in the BCS Orange Bowl to highlight a wild year under first-year head coach Dana Holgorsen. WVU started this current season on fire, but the Big 12 proved to be tough on the Mountaineers, as they went into a 5-game losing streak. WVU was to play in the Pinstripe Bowl against Syracuse as I wrote this column on Saturday.
10. Mountaineer fans were treated to some outstanding record setting performances by senior quarterback Geno Smith, all-purpose back Tavon Austin and wideout Stedman Bailey.
Belfry High School had two honorable mentions in the AP Class AAA all-state list. Madison Ghormley at linebacker and Sani Warren at defensive back were on the list. Personally, I think there should have been more on the list and a couple of players on the all-state team.
The Pirates were once again state runner-up and had another outstanding season. Senior Tony Messer was one of the best tight ends and defensive ends in the state and linebacker Payton Mullins had an outstanding season, as did several other Pirates. They had eight on the all-district team and Haywood was coach of the Year once again.
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Criminal domestic violence is literally a black eye on the state of South Carolina, and sometimes it's much, much more.
For Mercia King-Ellis, it meant a restraining order and a beating with a metal baseball bat before her attacker, her estranged husband, got scared off, then later took his own life.
For Tyler Richardson's 21-year-old ex-girlfriend, it allegedly meant getting tracked down and punched in the face by the father of her child.
For Christopher Glenn Mishowe's girlfriend, it allegedly meant he held her against her will, prompting a visit from the SWAT team and criminal domestic violence and kidnapping charges, for the second time in a year and a half.
And that's just in the past week.
King-Ellis said she was lucky to be alive, lucky to have escaped with bruises and 13 stitches in her head. That's because she could easily have become part of a different statistic, our state's unfortunate rank as No. 2 on the list of states where women are killed by men.
Among the initiatives unveiled as part of this year's Law Enforcement Legislative Agenda is a bill in the House sponsored by Rep. Peter McCoy, R-Charleston, that would broaden the definition of assault and battery.
In addition, legislation was introduced Tuesday to reauthorize the national Violence Against Women Act, which expired in September 2011. In addition to funding initiatives like the S.T.O.P. program, which stands for Services Training Officers and Prosecutors, it also would expand its coverage and definition of victims.
The S.T.O.P. program "utilizes prosecutors dedicated to criminal domestic violence cases, better educates judges and law enforcement officers, and supports the creation of more Criminal Domestic Violence Courts," said Attorney General Alan Wilson.
There were more than 48,000 victims of domestic violence in South Carolina in 2010, according to statistics on the website for My Sister's House.
"Attitudes have changed in recent years, and domestic violence is now recognized for the crime it is rather than a shameful secret," Wilson said.
But victims of domestic violence are three times more likely to be victimized again than are victims of other types of crimes, because initial crimes often go unreported.
Education can help break the cycle, teaching our sons, brothers, nephews and grandsons what it means to be good men and what role they can play in preventing domestic violence.
"It's time we stop telling victims what to do, and start telling abusers what not to do," said Pamela Jacobs, executive director of the S.C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, upon the release of the Violence Policy Center report last fall.
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Owner Jimmy Stubbs said he thinks the new restaurant, which opens Sept. 17 and will serve food from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, will draw big crowds at first. Lots of people in Sanford are familiar with his restaurant on Highway 15-501, he said, having stopped by on their way to or from Chapel Hill. The trick, he said, will be establishing a loyal customer base here in town.
"I think it's going to do well if we serve good food," he said. "I think they're going to come either way [at first]. We got to give 'em good food at a good price to get them to come back. That's the key."
This new restaurant's menu will be basically the same as in Pittsboro, Stubbs said, and it will probably also be cash-only — althugh he said he might experiment with allowing cards.
He'll also be facing some nearby competition from another new barbecue restaurant opening up off of U.S. 1.
Mo's BBQ, which is locating where Carli's South Bar and Grill used to be, just south of the Palomino Motel at 1512 Westover Drive, is scheduled to open in the next two to three weeks.
Owner Glenn Lancaster said he hasn't finalized the hours yet, but the restaurant will be open for lunch and dinner at first, then expanding to offer breakfast once it's up and running and he can find people willing to work those early hours.
"It's your basic barbecue ... and we'll have other items for people who don't like barbecue or who had enough this week," Lancaster said. "Tuna salad, chicken salad, grilled cheese, hot dogs, things for kids, plus a dinner special each day."
And in the opposite corner of the county, at 817 Cumnock Road, Bud's Barbecue is "still going strong," according to Denise Bost.
Bost's husband, Billy, ran the restaurant until his death in June. While she's still working full time at Static Control, Bost said she has no intention of selling, closing or doing anything else with the establishment that is a favorite of many locals — full of a mix of antique household items, children's artwork and news articles about the deadly coal mining accidents that once occurred in the Cumnock area.
"I've got a good group, so they're keeping things going," Bost said. "I don't worry too much. Everybody was there with [Billy], so they know what to do."
And in another pocket of the county — downtown Jonesboro, to be exact — yet another restaurant is opening.
Monifa's Southern Food and Catering will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday at 11 a.m. at 116 E. Main St. It will be open Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to midnight, and Sundays from 2 to 8 p.m. For more information, go to www.monifassouthernfood.com or call (919) 774-1400.
Zane Marks, a Sanford native, is opening the restaurant with his wife, Akilah. They'll focus on classic soul food, and especially one sweet and savory dish they think hasn't been getting enough love from other restaurants in town.
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As for other places to get fried chicken, two new fast-food places are set to open in Lee County in the coming months. A new Bojangles' Famous Chicken 'n Biscuits has been confirmed for the large development at the corner of Tramway Road and U.S. 1, and the county's first Zaxby's has been approved to come in near the Walmart on Highway 87.
It's unclear when either will be up and running, however. The construction permit hasn't been issued for Zaxby's yet, and while Bojangles' does have its construction permit, no one from the corporate office returned calls seeking more information on when it might open. The permit is good through Feb. 15.
And finally there's the former Tony's Seafood building on Horner Boulevard. Renovation work has been ongoing there for months, but no official plans have been announced. County planning and inspections officials said they don't know of any renter and are quick to point out that the only permits issued so far are for exterior work, which would indicate that the property's owners don't have a specific tenant yet.
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Local unions have expressed their concerns over the project to replace the roof on the county courthouse. Their concerns include the fact that project was not put out to bid and the quality of the work.
Earlier this week, the Scioto County Commissioners met in special session and passed a resolution authorizing the expenditure of $99,990 for the replacement of the roof on the courthouse.
The contract to do the work was awarded to Five Star Commercial Roofing, headquartered out of Hartford City, Ind.
"I'm concerned they are going to get a second-class roof on a project that needs to have a first-class roof," said Fred Gee, Market Development Representative for the United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers of Washington D.C. "I don't know what kind of background check they (the commissioners) did on the company, but I found material that shows several OHSA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) violations in a half an hour on the Internet."
Mark Johnson, Assistant to the Business Manager of the Tri-State Building and Construction Trades Council voiced similar concerns.
"If this was on some warehouse or a secondary building that we (Scioto County) needed a quick roof on, maybe this system would be fine," Johnson said. "But the Scioto County Courthouse is the crown jewel of the county and deserves a first class roof. If it's been leaking for so long why do we wait until the last minute and declare it an emergency so not to put it out to public bid?"
Under Ohio law, if a project is declared an emergency and costs less than $100,000 it does not have to go out for public bid.
Johnson said no engineer or architect was consulted on the project.
"No engineer or architect looked at the roof or anything. We're just going to come in here and do a quick job in two weeks and get out of here and hope it (the roof) lasts for 20 years. I don't know if it will last 20 years or not. I've been told by others it may last two years and you'll be chasing leaks for the next 18 years," Johnson said.
Johnson and Gee said they are hoping the commissioners will reconsider the job.
"An engineer should have the stamp of approval on a project like this. There should be checks and balances on the system, not just roll the dice with $100,000 of tax payer money and hope that it's going to be OK," Johnson said.
Mike Crabtree, Chairman of the Scioto County Commissioners said the county had no choice but to treat this project as an emergency.
"Anything that's an emergency you can do without going through the bid process. The roof obviously is an emergency so, we had to have three estimates and something had to be less than $100,000 and we had a bid less than $100,000. The only other option we had was to maybe, put tarps over the courthouse roof," Crabtree said. "We have done the very best we could with the options we had available."
Crabtree said this measure was taken so the county could get a roof that will last 20 years and stop the leaks.
He said Five Star Commercial Roofing has calling him on and off for the last year about the possibility of getting the job.
"I'm not going to feud with the unions about this, there is nothing here for them to argue about. If there is any issue with OHSA, the man doing the work will have to deal with that. He's going to have to deal with his own safety issues. We made it clear to him we wanted them to use prevailing wage labor," Crabtree said. "Under the circumstances and with the price we got, this was the only option we had."
Crabtree said Five Star Commercial Roofing came in with a bid of $175,000, three years ago.
"I invited them to come look at the roof and see what they can do," Crabtree said. "They came down and we (Crabtree and Commissioner Doug Coleman) were at an ethics conference so, Skip (Riffe, Commissioner) met with those folks. They came back with a bid that was a little bit over a $100,000."
He said they called to see what the county was going to do.
"I explained to him that we were going to have to go through the bidding process for anything over $100,000 and he then said we might be able to do a little bit better than that, but it had to be cleared with the owner of the company."
Crabtree said Five Star Commercial Roofing then came back with a bid of less than $100,000, if they could get a commitment from the county before the end of February.
"We had zero options. Otherwise we would have had to have gone through a bidding process and pay $180,000 or $150,000 to get the roof put on there and do what we had to do. Along with that, there would have been a lot of engineering work that needed to be done and there was no money to do that," Crabtree said.
He said the only other option the county had was to let the roof leak for another year or two while they saved up the money.
"I felt like we are getting the best bang for our buck and all three commissioners were in favor of doing this. We worked hard to get something worked out were we could do this project with the money we had and to get it done in a timely manner," Crabtree said. "As far as I'm concerned this is not a topic for debate and I'm not going to get into any war of words with the unions over this. I know they (unions) have their opinions, but the reality is that Scioto County is not loaded with money right now."
He said crews from Five Star Commercial Roofing are expected to get started on the project on Monday.
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Ensuring equity between women and men is the key to unleashing the full potential of communities to transform their lives. Mercy Corps addresses the unmet needs of women and girls in places where they have been marginalized and disempowered, while recognizing that it is vital to involve men and boys in the process of helping women and girls claim their equal place.
Throughout our programs, we consider the needs of both genders and build on the courage and resourcefulness of women to help them improve their families and communities.
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Pakistan: A worthy cause
With so many important issues out there, it is sometimes difficult to decide which ones to focus on.
Liberia: Women take the lead
As long as I can remember, there's been a world map hanging in my grandmother's kitchen.
Indonesia: A dedication to her profession
Ibu Lilis Ratnasari, a private midwife, received a 40-hour training in lactation counseling through the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF about a year ago.
Iraq: U.S. ambassador visits women's peace-building program in Iraq
Last Wednesday, U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Christopher Hill met with six women participants of Mercy Corps' Empowering Women Peace Builders in Kirkuk program, and discussed with women their views on the future of Kirkuk and U.S. policy in the contested city and Iraq at large.
Afghanistan: Hot as an anvil in Afghanistan
On previous visits to Afghanistan I have traveled to our programs in the southern provinces in Helmand and Kandahar, where Mercy Corps has operated for more than 20 years, as well as those in the north.
DR Congo: Secretary Clinton visits the most dangerous place to be a woman
While her husband's trip to North Korea to release two American women journalists has recently dominated headlines, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton takes on a mission that has the potential to save countless women's lives. As part of her seven nation tour of Africa, Mrs.
Indonesia: More happiness and laughter
Indonesia: Today is sweet
When we were flying in over the blue sea waves lapping the shores of Banda Aceh earlier today, I thought, "This is where it happened." I imagined the water pulling back from the shore with a horrific sucking sound before the sea hurled itself miles ashore.
Afghanistan: Well worth the effort
For most of us, putting a meal on the table involves a trip to the store to purchase food and some time in the kitchen to prepare it.
Niger: Multiplying their bounty
Four years ago, a widespread food crisis in the West African nation of Niger threatened the lives of nearly 3.5 million people in more than 3,800 villages.


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STORYTIME for preschoolers will be held on Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 10 a.m. at the Yadkin County Public Library.
STORYTIME is an early literacy program specifically geared for preschoolers 2-5 years old.
The theme for this week's program will be "Valentine's Party", featuring the letter "v" and highlighting the literacy skill, print awareness. All STORYTIME programs are free and open to the public. Make plans now to bring your child or grandchild for an entertaining and educational experience, with stories, music and crafts as we help get them "Ready to Read" with the "Every Child Ready to Read @ your Library" program.
Highland Canines will be here on Friday, February 15, 2013 at 10 a.m. for a program on service dogs. Students from Yadkinville Elementary School will be here to attend. This program is free and open to the public.
The Yadkin County Public Library, in partnership with Yadkin Christian Ministries, will be providing free tax preparation through the IRS's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) programs. The mission of these programs is to provide free basic tax return preparation for low-to moderate income taxpayers, elderly taxpayers and taxpayers with disabilities, limited English proficiency or military. To qualify, families must have an income of less than $50,000. Free tax preparation will be held at the Yadkin County Public Library, on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm and will continue each Wednesday and Thursday until April 11, 2012. Tax assistance is a free service that is on a first come, first served basis.
NWRL will host the annual Traveling Photography Contest. Contest is open to all registered patrons of the Northwestern Regional Library system, with the exception of individuals whose primary source of income is photography. The fees for each entry are $5.00 for adults and $1.00 for youth with no limit on total number of entries. Entries must be received no later than Friday, February 22, 2013 at any NWRL branch. A photography workshop will be held on Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 5:30 pm, followed by the opening reception at 6:45 pm. For more information about the contest or to pick up an entry form, please visit your NWRL branch.
The Yadkin County Public Library is a member of the Northwestern Regional Library system, comprised of libraries in Alleghany, Stokes, Surry and Yadkin counties. The library's normal operating hours are as follows: Mondays and Thursdays 8:30 am – 6:30 pm and Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:30 am – 5:30 pm.


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May. 5, 2015
Only half of top 10 hedge funds outperformed Standard & Poor's 500-stock index in 2014, yet their managers did very well, with top 25 earning $11.62 billion in compensation; Kenneth C Griffin made $1.3 billion, James H Simons made $1.2 billion, and Raymond Dalio earned $1.1 billion. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Profile of James H Simons, multi-billionaire scientist and hedge fund star who has won praise for his financial gifts to scientific research and his efforts to get children interested in math; Simons, who has led a life full of twists and turns, successes and failures, has held up his life as example to young people of what perseverance and curiosity can accomplish. MORE
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For Top 25 Hedge Fund Managers, a Difficult 2014 Still Paid Well
Most hedge funds were poor performers in 2014; only half of the top 10 earners beat the S.&P. 500 — yet the top 25 earned $11.62 billion.
May 5, 2015, Tuesday
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Parties' Most Important Donors: The Fantastically Rich
New fund-raising tallies filed by two leading super PACs show just how dependent each party's Senate candidates have become not just on rich donors, but on an incredibly small number of incredibly rich donors.
October 21, 2014, Tuesday
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New British Center Seeks to Offer Ideas on Preventing Financial Crises
Alan Howard, founder of the Brevan Howard hedge fund, donated $34.9 million to finance the center. The last financial crisis was devastating, he said. "We must not allow that to happen again."
September 24, 2014, Wednesday
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Hedge Fund Chief Testifies at Senate Tax-Avoidance Hearing
Peter Brown argued that Renaissance Technologies' tactics in trading were important and helped "produce modest returns with very low volatility."
July 22, 2014, Tuesday
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Senate Inquiry Faults Hedge Funds' Tax Strategy
Hedge funds have claimed billions of dollars in tax savings through complex financial structures created by Barclays and Deutsche Bank, according to the inquiry.
July 21, 2014, Monday
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Seeker, Doer, Giver, Ponderer
The billionaire mathematician James H. Simons has led a life of ferocious curiosity.
July 8, 2014, Tuesday
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James Simons Gives $50 Million to Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
The Simons Center for Quantitative Biology will use sophisticated algorithms to analyze biological data.
July 7, 2014, Monday
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As government financing of basic research has fallen off precipitously, philanthropists have stepped in, setting priorities and drawing both gratitude and trepidation from scientists.
March 16, 2014, Sunday
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Democrats are getting in on the super PAC game.
September 27, 2012, Thursday
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With the election just weeks away, Democratic "super PACs" are finally getting the kind of wealthy donors who have made Republican outside groups a pivotal force in the campaign.
September 27, 2012, Thursday
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By tom from USA on 2010-01-16 19:13:49Things I liked:Mac 1 Hunter #54. I bought too many (12) tins of these, I was worried maybe poor choice. They finally got here and I have had time to try them...Outstanding JSB Quality...nuff said. I am shooting chips off of 1" pvc pipe stuck in the ground at 70 (with a tape measure) YARDS! These fly as straight and true as the next three weights above them! Consistent sizing is same as those also. Good groups in RWS 34 also. Can't wait to use 'em up!
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What others should know:Skirts are delicate and soft, must be thin for light weight. PA foam shipping minimizes damage but these travel a long way so give a bit of slack guys. Very few damaged. Seat them with round end of ink pen and they still do pretty well. Maybe 5-10 bent per tin. Pretty good if you know how shippers treat packages. I Will Buy More!
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By Christopher from USA on 2011-11-22 09:49:14Things I liked:Very consistent size and weight. I weighed and measured all 500 pellets.
Things I would have changed:Make the skirts a little larger to seat properly in the barrel.
What others should know:These were the worst shooting pellets I have ever used in my Trail NP .22! The velocity dropped to about 650fps. With these pellets being so light, I would have expected them to have an increased velocity. I found there was air passing the pellet in the barrel. I decided to expand the skirts until I could get a good seat. I found the ideal skirt size and made a jig to expand them consistently. Now they shoot at almost 800fps with good accuracy. Do not buy many of these without testing them in your gun to make sure they fit. I was very disappointed with this product and will not purchase again unless they change the skirt size.
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Remember the Googley Milk
There's so much Google in Remember The Milk, a popular task management service, that you may wonder why Google didn't acquire it. Remember The Milk has a simple interface, can show your tasks inside Google Calendar, Gmail, iGoogle, and makes your tasks available offline thanks to Google Gears.
The integration with Gmail is available only in Firefox (through an extension) and only in the new version of Gmail. "Remember The Milk for Gmail is a Firefox extension that allows you to manage your tasks in Gmail (complete, postpone, and edit tasks), add new tasks (and connect them with your emails, contacts, and Google Calendar events), automatically add tasks for starred messages or specific labels, and much more!" So you can add events to Calendar directly from Gmail, you can flag messages for follow-up and see which tasks are connected with a certain contact. You can also create tasks every time you star or label a message and let RTM to auto-complete tasks using names from your contact list or Google Calendar events.
"It happens to be the product that inspired us when we started building RTM back in 2004 -- that's right, the one and only Gmail. We've always thought it would be incredibly cool if you could manage your tasks alongside your mail -- and have your tasks know what's on your calendar and who your contacts are too," explained RTM's blog.
And Remember The Milk fits great in the landscape by using visual elements from Gmail Chat, Google Reader, by using even small features from Gmail (like undo) and creating a section for tasks in the settings. This is definitely the service that has the best integration with Google services and it looks so good in Gmail that it should be a part of Google's mail application.
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They are some of the most important players out on the ice: Lindsay Titheridge, Rick Sawatsky, Samantha Preston, Dallan Muyres, Chelsey Matson.
Wait one minute... these people are important?
Absolutely! These people are very important to Chelsea Carey, Jim Cotter, Crystal Webster, Steve Laycock, and Shannon Kleibrink respectively, as they play the position of lead for these esteemed skips.
There is no such thing as a lowly lead! The lead makes or breaks a game. If you are behind on the scoreboard and need to generate some offence, your lead better be able to get some guards into the free guard zone. If you're ahead in the game and your opposition successfully puts up a guard, it is the lead who will likely be called upon for the gentle tick shot to nudge that opposition stone over to the side of the sheet.
In addition to shot making ability, the lead is part of the "lean mean sweeping machine" that we normally refer to as the front end. Fitness and good judgment are required to fill this important role.
This week, we're proud to introduce you Goldline Ambassador Rick Sawatsky, who plays lead for Jim Cotter of British Columbia. Goldline wishes the entire team the best of luck for the balance of this season and hopes to see them representing British Columbia at the 2013 Brier!
If you weren't curling what sport would you be playing?
Golf, hockey or tennis.
Where were you born?
Sioux Lookout Ontario
What is your current hometown?
Kelowna BC
What's your full time job?
Utilities Technician with Corix Utilities.
When did you start curling?
Who is your favourite athlete?
Carey Price
Where is your favourite place to curl?
Any full arena
What is your favourite food?
Bacon. I wish it was good for you.
Where is your favourite vacation spot?
Anywhere hot and tropical
What is your favourite TV show?
The Simpsons and Modern Family
What are you listening to on your iPod?
Tom Petty, Beastie Boys, Tragically Hip, The Police.
Who is your favourite curler other than yourself?
Jim Cotter
Who is your role model?
Pat Ryan
Have you ever been in a bar fight?
No, but I've prevented a few.
Who is your celebrity crush?
Mila Kunis
What is your favourite book?
Open (Andre Agassi autobiography)
What is your favourite movie?
Fletch or Old School.
If you could be anyone dead or alive who would you be?
Bill Gates
What would you do if you had a million dollars?
Who is the best curler to follow on twitter?
No idea, I think Tyrel tweets so probably him.
What is your favourite sports team?
Montreal Canadiens
What is your preferred shot to win a game?
Draw to the can.
What is one of your favourite quotes?
"Its not always what you make, its what you leave."
What is your favourite body part?
all the erogenous areas
What is your favourite form of exercise?
playing other sports
If you could choose to stay a certain age forever, what age would it be?
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For students with some background in chemistry. Sections usually have a maximum of 50 students. Topics include aqueous solutions and solubility; the electronic structure of atoms and molecules; chemical reactions and energy; intermolecular forces. Examples discussed in lecture and laboratory workshop include environmental sciences, material sciences and biological chemistry. Lecture three hours and Chemistry workshop three hours a week. The laboratory workshop period will be used for traditional chemical experimentation or related problem solving. The course may include individual conferences, evening problem or peer-led instruction sessions. Pre-requisites: Satisfactory performances on the Chemistry Placement Test and on the Quantitative Reasoning Assessment.
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Contributed photo This March 17, 1946, photo shows Patrick Cass (from left), Herbert "Boots" Barganski, Tom Cass and Bobby Singleton with the Packard the Cass boys roamed Portland with, which was previously used as a funeral car. Cass Real Estate this month celebrated 75 years in business.
Contributed photo Cass Real Estate ran this advertisement ran in the Corpus Christi Times on Jan. 4, 1947. The business celebrated 75 years this month.
Mike Baird/Caller-Times Tom Case (center) is Realtor emeritus of Cass Real Estate, which celebrated 75 years in business this month. His parents started the business at their dining room table in 1938. Cass' children, Shawn Cass and Patti Cass-Strain, operated the business with their dad. There have been 19 family members work at the agency through the decades.
Mike Baird/Caller-Times Shawn Cass shows a basket of courtesy calendars his family's business sent to a couple over the years. After the couple's death, their family members returned the calendars, which the couple saved. Cass Real Estate marked 75 years of business this month.
Contributed photo This photo of John Michael Cass was taken at his Staples Street office in the early 1940s before he joined his wife in Portland at the real estate business launched at their dining table. Cass Real Estate marked 75 years this month. The family moved to Texas because John Michael Cass had double pneumonia and doctors recommended a warmer climate than New York.
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Embed tommeyer2001 423 views 2012-01-11T14:19:25 Our ministry is called Wordsower. We tell books and chapters of the Bible from heart in churches and thereby want to encourage believers to hide God's Word in their heart and also raise awareness and funds for Christian orphans and widows in war torn West Africa. Check out my site at www.thescripturecannotbebroken.com for more info and scheduling dates also check us out at www.wordsower.org for more info on our ministry. Thanks, Tom Meyer
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Contest-Winning Teriyaki Pork Roast Recipe
- 1 boneless pork shoulder butt roast (3 to 4 pounds)
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/3 cup unsweetened apple juice
- 1/3 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 3 tablespoons cold water
- Cut roast in half; rub with brown sugar. Place in a 5-qt. slow cooker. Pour apple juice and soy sauce over roast. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cover and cook on low for 6 to 8 hours or until meat is tender.
- Remove roast; cover and keep warm. Skim fat from cooking juices. Mix cornstarch and water until smooth; stir into juices. Cover and cook on high for 15 minutes or until thickened. Serve with pork. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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"So good! Like other reviewers, I didn't have apple juice on hand so I used 1c unsweetened apple sauce. Added green onion, 2-3 cloves chopped garlic, and 1/2-1T chopped gingerroot to the sauce. At the end, I strained the juices in a mesh strainer and ended up thickening the sauce on the stove because it wasn't happening very fast in the crockpot. Served with brown rice & mixed veggies (blended together). Definitely my go-to recipe for pork roasts."
"This is a favorite. I do cook it for the full eight hours. I also use regular Mott's Apple Juice instead of unsweetened. When I remove the roast I do take off an excess fat before covering to rest for the 15 minutes. I then strain the juices into the pan to catch any extra fat and then I boil the liquid with the cornstarch and cold water in a pan on the stove. I shredded the pork after it has set and put it back into the slow cooker and mix the sauce in and serve as pulled pork either plain or on sandwiches. Delicious!"


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I have been having HORRIBLE headaches EVERYDAY! I have tried the quiet, dark, tylenol, etc.. When I called my OB she stated that my BP's are "Not high enough to cause headaches". We STILL do not have my meds regulated right. So, I have been going through this pregnancy since 8 weeks with a high BP. Usually 140's/150's over upper 90's. I am now on labetalol 3 times a day at 200mg each. My OB does wants to stick with one med right now because she says if we go to two then that will "limit her options later in the third trimester". I guess my question is this......How high does my BP have to get before it is considered a 'BP headache'? Or is there such a thing as 'high enough' if your BP is elevated??
I am starting to question my OB already! In the past have LOVED her! I just think that she should be doing more for my BP's. I am 18 weeks and have been going through this for 10 weeks!! Shouldnt it be regulated by now? I have specifically asked her about damage to the placenta if the BP's stay high. She stated that "yes, this could happen if your BP's are up all the time" Well........DAH, they are!!!!!!!!
Girls, I have to admit, I am having a hard time 'bonding' with this baby and pregnancy! I think it is because of the problems I am having. I have bought NOTHING at almost 5 months preggo! (ask hubby how unusual this is for me...as this is our 4th!) I cant shake this feeling that something bad is going to happen! Am I crazy here??
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