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Im a female. Which means that by most social standards I am supposed to be a size "6" with long flowy, feminine, Jhirmack "bounce back beautiful" hair, and should enjoy things like fields of daises, puppies, and unicorns, all whilst riding my pale pink beach cruiser on the boardwalk with a basket full of cupcakes. What would a girl like me know about shaving the back of my head? Nothing. Which is why I have enlisted the help of my male counterpart! Apparently, before we met, he was able to do things for himself like cook, clean, and do laundry. And every once in a while, I give him the opportunity to prove that he doesn't "need" me. So today's lesson is how he managed to shave an even line in the nape of his neck without the use of my assistance, extra hands, or a mirror.
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After three years as North Charleston's tourism coordinator, Charleston County Council Chairman Teddie Pryor has been assigned a new job by Mayor Keith Summey, as a project manager working on economic development.
Pryor, who owned a towing and radiator repair shop before the city hired him three years ago, will be focusing on activities in the south end of North Charleston, as part of the mayor's Executive Department.
"We have so much that's going to be going on down there, we're going to have to have community buy-in and coordination with the county," Summey said.
For example, he said, the city hopes the county will move some of its facilities to a planned redevelopment of the former Shipwatch Square shopping center, which is currently a large vacant lot.
North Charleston has close connections with the county's leadership. The city employs the chairman of County Council, the county's vice chairman is Summey's son, Elliott, and the county administrator is former North Charleston City Council member Kurt Taylor.
Pryor's salary, $62,122, will not change in his new city position.
His former tourism coordinator job is now in the hands of Amy Heath, who had been general manager of the restaurant Cork Neighborhood Bistro on East Montague Avenue until Summey hired her weeks ago for the $55,000 city job.
Summey said he was later surprised to learn that Heath is married to the grandson of North Charleston's previous mayor, John E. Bourne Jr.
Summey said Heath is a go-getter whose knowledge of the food and beverage industry will help the city.
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Todd Goes "Inside the NHL"
McFarlane Talks Hockey in Nationally Broadcast Radio Interview
November 9th, 1999
This past Sunday, Todd was interviewed on "Inside the NHL," a radio show syndicated across the US and parts of Canada. In the interview, Todd discusses his perspective as an owner of the Edmonton Oilers, as well as unions, strikes, salary caps, and more from the wide world of sports.
Now, through the wonders of computer magic, you can listen to it here and forever, literally... All you need is RealPlayer on your computer. This promises to be the first of many interviews with the hosts, who have already asked for Todd to return after the New Year.
Hear Todd at http://www.vstar.com/insidethenhl/Audio/season_99_00/37/37seg5.ram.
Inside the NHL is broadcast live every Sunday night from 11pm-1am ET. It can be heard on more than 100 stations throughout the continental US as well as Canada, and live on the Internet on WBNS 1460 AM, from Columbus, Ohio. For a listing of stations in your area or a link to WBNS, visit http://www.vstar.com/insidethenhl/lbroadcasts.htm.
Inside the NHL, is hosted by former NHL goalie and current N.Y. Rangers TV and radio hockey analyst John Davidson, and Jeff Rimer, television voice of the Florida Panthers. Inside the NHL provides listeners with live interaction and in-depth coverage from the "inside" with superstars, coaches, owners, and legends of the game.


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Britainy Pate wears a smile despite ongoing challenges this past year.
The 27-year-old mother of three has been wheelchair bound since June following mysterious paralysis. Now, she seeks financial aid to find the problem's root.
She started a non-profit organization, Britainy Will Walk Again Foundation Inc., and said all proceeds will cover her medical expenses. However, after her problems are resolved, she hopes the non-profit can help others with similar situations.
The goal is to raise $7,000; so far, $500 has been collected.
Britainy — let go from her job after losing feeling in her legs — lost feeling in her right arm on Sept. 9.
"I was in church, when it happened .... I felt a tingling sensation going up my arm, before it went numb," she said.
She also received a couple of days' treatment at North Okaloosa Medical Center following respiratory failure. She has sought doctors willing to take her case, but it's been difficult without health insurance.
Still, through it all, she stays positive.
"I'm sad, but I still try to keep a smile on my face," Britainy said. "No matter what you go through in life, you can still put a smile on your face."
Some things have improved since the News Bulletin first reported on her situation. Several residents lent a helping hand — among them, Ruth Jenkins, owner and physical therapist at Manual Therapy LLC in Crestview.
"I've been following up with Britainy and encouraging her, making sure she gets the help that she needs," Jenkins said.
In addition, Bryant Pate no longer carries his wife up and down stairs from their previous second-floor apartment. Property managers found a ground-level apartment for the Pate family, which includes Alexandria, 2; Annastasia, 4; and Xavier, 14. Xavier is Bryant's son from a previous relationship. The family also cares for Bryant's 87-year-old father, James.
"We have been in the new apartment for about a month now," Britainy said. "Life is now ten times easier."
Newlin Carter, her father, built a wooden ramp outside the apartment, making it easier for her get outside.
Diara Scott, a former Crestview resident, reached out to help her friend after learning about her situation on Facebook.
"It just broke my heart," said Scott, a nutritional coordinator for St. Vincent's Medical Center in Jacksonville. Scott spoke to several officials at the medical center, namely Dr. David Chabolla, a neurological specialist.
The Pates traveled to Jacksonville on Oct.4 to run several tests, trying to determine what keeps Britainy from walking or using her right arm. A News Bulletin reporter couldn't reach Chabolla for comment by deadline.
Britainy — who anticipates learning the test results and uncovering her ailment — said her family will return to the Jacksonville center on Oct. 24.
"To me, its closure," she said. "Even if there is no cure, I just want to know what it is."
Scott stays optimistic.
"I have faith that Britainy will walk again," she said. "God can heal all things."


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Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes, The Witcher 2, and more also on sale this week.
Mortal Kombat X officially announced.
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Mortal Kombat and Soul Calibur V are back at the Summer Championships on 8/24-8/26 with some of the top players competing for $33,400 in prizes.
Watch the top Mortal Kombat, SoulCalibur V, and King of Fighters XIII players compete on the second EVO 2012 live stream!
Watch high level Mortal Kombat, Soul Calibur V, King of Fighters XIII at the MLG Spring Championship in Anaheim, CA!
Join us live at E3 2012 and see some of the most well-known Starcraft II, Mortal Kombat, and Black Ops players and casters in the industry duke it out.
New release slate led by NetherRealm's portable fighting game, Lionhead's hack-and-slash downloadable title; MMORG Tera and Sniper Elite V2 also out.
MLG expands its Arena offerings with its first-ever Fighter Arena! Watch the top eight players in both Mortal Kombat and Soul Calibur V from the Winter Championships battle it out ...
NetherRealm Studios seeking staffers to build next-generation titles at Chicago-based development shop.
NetherRealm's portable fighting game coming to Sony's portable in North America in just over a month; European launch on for May 4.
Watch the best Mortal Kombat, SoulCalibur V, and King of Fighters XIII players compete live, and go behind the scenes with player interviews and more at the MLG Winter Championship ...
Vita version of classic fighting franchise refused classification Down Under; Warner Bros. submitted the game for classification on the basis that the console's smaller screen would effectively reduce impact of ...
The Elder Scrolls V caps a big night by winning multiple categories, top honors at the Interactive Achievement Awards.
NetherRealm creative director Ed Boon says there's an "assumption" another Mortal Kombat game to come, but wants to work on new IPs on multiple formats, genres.
NetherRealm Studios confirms classic fighting franchise coming to Sony's new portable with "brand new gameplay features and content."
Naughty Dog leads the pack with 12 nominations for AIAS-organized honors, joins Portal 2, Skyrim, Batman: Arkham City, and Zelda: Skyward Sword as Game of the Year candidates.
Last year's fighting franchise revamp being rereleased for Xbox 360 and PS3 February 28 with all downloadable characters, skins, fatalities, music CD, and copy of 1995 film.
The end of the year is upon us once again, and it's time to decide the best games of 2011! Check out our nominees now, and vote in the Readers' ...
Search engine giant lists Activision Blizzard shooter brands as most popular this year; Halo: Reach, Super Mario, Mortal Kombat round out top five.
WBIE's gory fighting series will go on as developer clarifies the studio is currently working on projects both within and apart from famed franchise.
Studio head Ed Boon says WBIE-owned studio is currently at work on projects outside popular fighter franchise.
Fighting game tournament set for October; features Super Street Fighter IV: AE and Mortal Kombat.
New Line Cinema working on new feature based on Warner Bros. division's gory fighting franchise; Web series director Kevin Tancharoen to helm film.
NetherRealm Studios' reboot of violent fighting franchise marks another milestone; WBIE dubs it the highest-selling fighting game of the year.
L.A. Noire, Infamous 2, Brink, NCAA Football, and Mortal Kombat compose the chain's five biggest sellers as digital sales surge in downbeat quarter.
NetherRealm Studios' gruesome brawler racks up body count, sales milestones for Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment; MK has already covered costs of Midway acquisition.
Nine-episode Web series collected for Blu-ray anthology later this year at a $20 price point; 30 minutes of bonus features included.
Nightmare on Elm Street star haunts Sony's virtual storefront; Far Cry 2 now available as full-game download as demos for Madden NFL 12 and Driver: San Francisco also go live.
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Connie Mae Richardson, 67 criminal domestic violence
Martha Leanne Britton, 28 possession of methamphetamine or cocaine base first offense, false information to a Public Safety Officer, simple possession of marijuana, shoplifting first offense bench warrant, possession of a controlled substance first offense
Joseph Aaron Patton, 20 distribution etc. of methamphetamine first offense, simple possession of marijuana, driving under suspension second offense, simple possession of marijuana, failure to stop for blue lights
Madison Joseph Crane, 34 driving under the influence
Alexandra Ferrales, 22 simple possession of marijuana, driving under suspension
Anthony Glover Dixon, 23 unlawful entry into enclosed places, malicious injury to animals or property
Christopher William Baker, 31 trespassing after notice, assault and battery third degree, disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Taylor Ash Lynn Perry, 20 assault and battery third degree
Demarkus Harris, 18 false information to police, simple larceny
Jessica Rolonza Martin, 23 assault and battery third degree
John Roger Jacobson Jr., 21 possession of 28 grams or less of marijuana or 10 grams or less of hash bench warrant
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Honors: NCAA East First Round Participant (4x400 - 2013, 2014; 400 - 2014)...Indoor School Record Holder (4x400 - 2014)...Outdoor School Record Holder (4x100 - 2013; 4x200 - 2014; 4x400 - 2014; Sprint Medley Relay - 2013; 100 - 2014)...Outdoor All-East (4x400 - 2012)...Indoor All-ACC (2014)...Indoor All-ACC Academic (2012)...Outdoor All-ACC Academic (2013, 2014)...ACC Academic Honor Roll (2012-14)
2013-14: Indoors, saw a stellar junior season…opened her indoor campaign by placing 11th in the 60m dash at the Virginia Tech Invitational (1/17) by running the third-fastest time in Duke history, 7.78…after moving up to the 200, ran the second-fastest time in Duke history, 24.41, en route to a third-place finish at the Virginia Tech Challenge (2/21)…also qualified for the ACC Indoor Championships (2/28), placing 18th overall in the 200…also clocked the third-fastest 400 time in Duke history (54.48) at the Virginia Tech Challenge (2/22)…ran the 400 leg of the first-place finishing DMR at the conference championship that combined for a time of 11:15.57…maintained her leadoff position in the women's 4x400, leading off the school record setting relay that ran a combined time of 3:39.97 at the Armory Collegiate Invitational (2/8) as well as helped guide the Blue Devils to a fourth-place finish at the conference championship in a combined converted time of 3:38.88…once again led off Duke's 4x400 that ran the third-fastest time in Duke history, combining to run 3:42.82 at the Virginia Tech Invitational (1/18), the season opener…Outdoors, proved equally successful, both in individual events and relays…set a school record in the open 100 after running a time of 11.83 at the VertKlasse Meeting (4/5)…returned to competition the same day to clock the third-fastest 200 time in Duke history, running 24.14…qualified for the open 400 at the NCAA Preliminary Round (5/29), where she ran a time of 54.26, the fourth-fastest in Duke history…later in the NCAA Preliminary Round competition, joined three teammates to run the fastest 4x400 in school history, 3:33.09, and qualify for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships with a fourth-place finish…4x400 qualification marked the first time in school history a women's 4x400 qualified for the national championship…also led off the third-fastest 4x400 in Duke history that ran a time of 3:38.60 at the Texas Relays (3/28)…covered the first of two 200 legs of Duke's SMR that placed sixth at the Penn Relays (4/25), combining for the second-fastest time in Duke history, 3:50.41…participated as a member of both Duke 4x200s that competed in 2014…helped set the school record for the 4x200, clocking a relay time of 1:35.55 for a fifth-place finish at the Texas Relays (3/29)…also assisted in running the second-fastest 4x200 time in Duke history, 1:37.26, after the quartet placed 19th at the Penn Relays (4/25)...employed her 100m speed to assist Duke's 4x100 to a first-place finish at the VertKlasse Meeting (4/5), running the second-fastest time in Duke history, 45.98…qualified for the ACC Outdoor Championships (4/18) in the 400, 4x100 and 4x400, placing 10th, fifth and fourth, respectively.
2012-13: Indoors, focused on the relays by competing as consistent lead-off leg of 4x400…earned a silver medal at the ACC Indoor Championships, serving as the 400 leg of the distance medley relay team that combined for a time of 11:24.61…ran on the sixth place 4x400 relay team at the conference championships that clocked a total time of 3:44.91 to rank third on Duke's all-time list…competed in the open 400 once during the season, finishing ninth at the Duke Invitational with a time of 57.55…Outdoors, saw personal records and school records fall throughout the sprint season…ran a personal-best time of 24.75 in the women's 200 to finish 12th at the Duke Invitational…also ran the open 100 for the first time in her collegiate career, finishing fourth at the Duke Twilight with time of 12.28 and ranked fifth on Duke's all-time list…ran a personal best time of 55.13 in the 400 at the Virginia Challenge where she placed fourth in the field and ranked third on Duke's all-time list…member of the 4x100 relay that set a new school record and finished third at the ACC Championships with a combined time of 45.72…served as leadoff runner for school record breaking 4x400 relay that clocked a time of 3:37.51 at the NCAA East First Round to finish 15th overall…the same 4x400 relay finished second at the ACC Championships with time of 3:37.75…earned a third school record as member of the sprint medley squad that placed second at the historic Penn Relays, running a time of 3:46.43.
2011-12: Indoors, primarily focused on the 400m and the 4x400m relay where she ran a season best time 56.65 at the Virginia Tech Challenge to finish eighth...took 19th in same event in her first ACC Championship event...ran the 500m and put herself fourth on Duke's all-time list with a time of 1:14.52...served as the anchor for the 4x400m relay that broke the school record at the Virginia Tech final qualifier in a time of 3:40.34...the same quartet finished third at the ACC Championships...outdoors, finished with a personal best 55.90 in the 400m at the UNC Invitational and moved into fourth on Duke's all-time list with a personal best 24.99 in the 200m at the Duke Invitational...finished 16th at the ACC Championships in the 400m with a time of 56.94...served as the lead-off leg in the majority of Blue Devil 4x400m relays....part of the squad that ran a school record breaking 3:40.63 in the preliminaries of the ECAC Championships...the same squad went on to finish eighth in the finals and earn All-East honors...as a relay, the quartet finished fifth at the ACC Championships...garnered Indoor All-ACC Academic and ACC Academic Honor Roll recognition.
Prior to Duke: Lettered four years at Harvard-Westlake...recipient of the Lee Carlson Award for being the top athlete at Harvard-Westlake her senior year.
Personal: Daughter of B. Tom and Annelise Hansson...born Dec. 23, 1992...has one sister, Jocelyn.
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Google's new iOS maps rumored to pin themselves in the App Store tonight
Attention blokes driving through the Australian Outback, Scott Forstall, or anyone else who needs to actually get where they're going: Google Maps may natively return to iOS as early as tonight, according to anonymous sources as cited by All Things D.
Not a whole lot to say other than it can't happen soon enough, and that it's been about a month since we heard Google's app was in late-stage testing after being ousted as a built-in feature over the summer. While Apple's foray into the wide wide world of mapping hasn't necessarily been an abject failure, neither has it been up to par with Google's product, or, for that matter, what we'd expect from Apple.
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Google's new iOS maps rumored to pin themselves in the App Store tonight
I think that with all the attention on Apple maps, that Google is going to release a top-of-the-line maps app, whenever it is released. If Google will just release one that is fairly equal to their maps on Android, it will be a great app. If they stay with the previous iPhone app, they might as well not release it. That is why I said better than Apple, just speculating.
I've seen some pretty bad directions in Apple maps, nothing I couldn't work around, but IMO Google maps is better at local searches and driving directions.


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I've never tried a two-monitor setup, though friends have recommended it before. I might be inclined to try it if it were fairly easy to do, as my graphics card has two GPUs on it. Unfortunately, my computer desk is not in a spot where there's a convenient wall near it to hook a monitor up to (I have it in an open-ish area where it overlooks my living room). With the printer/scanner, the subwoofer, the keyboard and mouse, and the 2 speakers on the desk already, a second monitor wouldn't fit. I'd have to buy a new desk. As for mice, I never knew you could add weights to them. That's something I might look into. I've also noticed lately that my keyboard is starting to have some wear issues, and by that I man several letters in the word "Enter" are no longer readable, not to mention some individual letter keys look bad now. I've been looking into getting a backlit keyboard, but I don't want to pay more than like $25 for a keyboard. On the subject of plugged-in versus wireless, I don't see why I would want a wireless mouse or keyboard. They never have to go far from the computer desk area, and the last thing I want is for my mouse to run out of battery power in the middle of a raid or something. So I stick with the "no batteries required" keyboard and mouse for now. You didn't mention where you keep your printer (if you have one) or whether you are using a wirelss router or wired connection. I have my desktop rig plugged into my router and I use the wireless for my laptop. At one point I had the printer plugged into the router, I went back to just plugging it into the desktop computer because I didn't like the way my Cisco router's software tries to handle that. Apparently, in order to print something from a laptop over the router, they want you to download their app from their website and install it. This means people other than me who are logged in can't really print stuff anyway, so why bother.
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I roll with an Asus g75vx. It's quiet, ergonomic, portable, and is very well balanced spec wise. I have a desk and highback leather chair for raid nights, but most of the time I setup in the dining room near the french doors so I can let the dogs in and out and enjoy the various weather conditions Ohio delivers. Wireless headset and mouse. I would like to run a second monitor but I haven't found the pefect one yet. I just need a small monitor for web pages and teamspeak/skype/vent... I dont like clutter either, so it has to be slim and very portable. I guess what I am seeking is something I could attach to my laptop display and fold out next to it.
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The G-13 is indispensable once you get accustomed to it. Had mine for a better part of a year before I truly gave it a serious go. Now I'd be lost without it.
Haven't tried dual monitors yet but I am breaking in a G-600 in the other hand.....loads of possibilities.
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Matt, it might be even easier if you just grab a stereo mini-plug Y splitter. I run this on the front speaker/green plug out of my X-Fi so I have headphones (w/ mic) ready to go as well as my 7.1 always plugged in. No plug swapping. If you get the solid type though, ti might get tricky having it fit depending on where the sound card is. This also means no jacks plugged into your tower front and usually better audio (I've found that the audio out can be good but audio in for the mic not as good off of front tower headers and the SC plug plus hate wires out of the front of my tower).
Also, it might not be ideal for all people, but if you have a tablet, that would also be a great thing to use in place of a second monitor especially since so many are writing faq/game related apps it seems. I don't have one, but I occasionally borrow my wife's work one. :D
I'll have to check out that mouse. It is one I have looked at a few times, but so far I have resisted any gaming mice over the years. I most like need one.
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I clicked this thinking the guy who wrote it, was Notch. Argh, stupid hat.
I do not use 2 monitors so that "looking something up" is more difficult for me and used as a last resort. ALT+TAB works fine for me :)
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I replaced my mouse mat with a Teflon baking sheet/baking tray liner stuck to the desktop. It is by the far and away the best mouse surface I have ever found. Even with a heavy mouse it glides across the surface with minimal effort.
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I gave up on wireless keyboards and mice, nothing worse than being in a raid and having either die. I like the Corsair M70 mouse, it has a metal frame under the plastic cover that gives it some weight and it has plenty of buttons when I need them. I like a backlit keyboard myself and I found a Logitech G110 within my budget, it has lasted much longer than my past keyboards and has a good feel to it.
Two monitors are really nice, it spoils you quickly. I also put in a solid state drive and keep current games on it, makes a world of difference when loading screens.
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I certainly couldn't live without my secondary monitor.
Actually, I've got a second computer entirely, so that I can dump all the FPS possible into whatever game I'm playing.
If you are looking for a Portable Secondary monitor, maybe something like an ASUS MB168. USB3 Powered and connected, and switchable between portrait and landscape, and low weight.
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I use the Logitech g110 and the G700s and dont need anything more. I would like to have 2 monitors but I have alt tab as m2 g5, alt tab tab as g11 and alt tab tab tab as g6, has worked flawless so far.
I play with the mouse plugged in and also wireless, I like the freedom of the wireless and the mouse has 0 lag I can detect while unplugged. The mouse pad I use is a Razor Vespula and love the wrist pad. I don't think I can ever use another mouse pad without the wrist pad.
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For me, I decided I wanted a setup in my living room so that I could game while watching TV with or without my family. So i turned the area around my recliner into a gaming setup.
First I bought a high-end gaming rig in the form of a laptop to save space. I set that up on an end table next to the recliner. Then I go a TV stand with 3 glass shelves, but in which the TV mounts to just a straight back on a tilt/swivel mount. so its very low profile. I put a 42" LED on that, as I agree you need a 2nd monitor :). That is at the front left corner of the recliner, and in addition to having the TV i get 3 nice glass shelves for my miniature paint sets, and other misc. stuff.
The living room TV (70" LED with 3D), is directly in front of the recliner. The 7.1 surround sound system is set up so that the recliner is centered. I would have liked to center all of the room where people sit with the set-up but the room lay-out just makes it impossible.. well theres one way it could be done but don't like the layout set-up. So the recliner is the center.
This allows me to twitch my gaze between the TV and 42" recliner without needing to move my head.
On the end table next to the recliner i added a hanging shelf and an over the kitchen sink type shelf, to get more room. The area includes a mini refrigerator that holds 6 cans of soda. A small personal fan (for when the ceiling fan is to much or others don't want it). Charging stations for both my Xbox 360 battery packs and my ps3 controllers. Also 2 controllers of each type. I have a rotary round thing that holds 4 remote controls with some center storage space.
Under the TV I have a big tackle box container filled with misc things. Markers, orange peeler, knifes, sewing needles and threads, dog ear cleaner, you name it.. all kinds of things you may need but don't want to get up and get. medicines, etc.
I have a household intercom system in the house and a wireless unit stored in this area. So I can intercom throughout the house without getting up. I sewed (yes myself!) pockets for the recliner that hang off the side and hold things like remotes, scissors, and some other large items.
3D glasses, some basic tools and a flash light, etc.. all at hand. In addition to serving as a gaming area it also serves as a home office area.
Since im using a recliner a mouse does not work well. Although at one time i used a hard mouse pad and gaming mouse, I long since switched to a Logitech M570 trackball. They are actually very awesome once you get used to them. For what my mouse lacks in terms of gaming is made up for by my Logitech G510 keyboard. Not wireless no, but not really a problem either and it sits on the shelf under TV with the movement of one hand, or back into lap.
Sound? Not the best when talking external... best choice there is the TVs built lt in speaker system which isn't shabby. But since im in the living room if i want sound I prefer my headset. Corsair Vengeance 2000. Wireless for a long period of time, but can use while plugged in to charge via USB. I have a spare cable for headset plugged into the laptop at all times anyway. If I desired to I could hook the laptop up to the home theater system, via HDMI. Its near the wall where a rear speaker is, and i ran wire track for the speaker wire. So I could easily run a HDMI from laptop to the 7.1 system using the same wire track. Put a HDMI switch box (I have a spare in the basement, with wireless remote to operate), and id have the ability to use the 70" TV for a monitor when desired, or just use the 7.1 for my sound output if i wanted. I don't because i really would never use either option - but important consideration for anyone thinking about a similar set-up.
Box of Kleenex, bottle opener, all at hand. Also there is a reacher! Now this may sound very lazy but I have 3 miniature long-haired doxin's. I very often have all 3 in my lap at one time with my keyboard. I could get up and sit back down 10 times in a row, and they would get down and want right back up all 10 times. Having 3 of them on my lap and gaming at the same time requires very specific seating positions for each one, to allow for good placement of my keyboard. So that is why this whole area has been made to NOT have to get up as much as possible.
A large trash can also sits next to recliner. The wall opposite my recliner is soon to become a wall dedicated to the next game i am playing. Its going to have a large cork board with a cloth map on it. I can map pin locations using my multi colored map pins stored next to me in a pin cushion. I can use the reacher to move pins if the dogs are in my lap. Ill also have a shelf to put some display items. a large enough cork board to pin up other things also.
My most recent addition was a Logitech web cam, USB. I put it on the 42" monitor as it gives a more straight on (not quite, but closer) head shot, then the laptop cam did which is a complete side view or painful contorting by me.
Not familiar with shroud of the Avatar? Come join up and look me up in game! Just Google it for their home site (not sure if posting a site is permitted) and if you do sign up, use my referral I.#: D.
I hope you find something out of my gaming area useful for your own! I've had every kind of set-up there is to have in my life, and nothing beats the recliner in the living room for comfort or ability to relax while paying the bills.. whatever the need is. I should note I have a server set-up in basement I remote into to do most work, so as not to install junk onto the gaming laptop. It also serves as my file storage server, etc.. Laptop is for games only and a terminal for the server. The laptop IS hard wired, to the router in the basement.. This was done properly and wires where ran.
I'm sure im forgetting some small things :).. Oh the server in the basement has 4 monitors on it, but is not nearly as powerfull as my laptop is in any other way.
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I'm rocking 2 DELL U2312HM monitors for about a year now and can't even imagine how much convenience and joy it has brought me. Not only for gaming, but also for office tasks such as writing a paper with references on the second screen. I also enjoy watching livestreams while gaming myself, so many possibilities.
Another recent addition to my setup is a mechanical keyboard. This is another must-have for basically any intensive PC user. Mine has red switches which feel really light to press and I can't live without it anymore, the cheap keyboards at uni and work feel uncomfortable to type on ever since I got a mechanical one.
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INTJ, fun is fun except when it's not
I have two monitors and will never go back to just one, is great.
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Pink, it's like red but not quite.
Chair--the most important part of a mmo player's setup.
Also, really, the most boring discussion. Never mind.
Self-pity imprisons us in the walls of our own self-absorption. The whole world shrinks down to the size of our problem, and the more we dwell on it, the smaller we are and the larger the problem seems to grow.
+1 to multiple monitors.
I have two 27" Cinema displays and as soon as the new MacPro comes out, I'll have three.
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When the g/f is away I use 3 monitors . When she is home one monitor.
Corsair mechanical keyboard and never looked back.....
Check out the pics of this setup
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haha. I used a silpat mat that we use to make crackers and delicate crunchy things at work.
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Laptop for Skype. I have yet to be satisfied with any in-game v-chat app, as it is, and I usually play socially with the same group of people, anyway. Also, we generally don't have the actual game settled on ahead of time, anyway, so having v-chat independent of the game allows much greater flexibility.


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Last updated at 14:22, Thursday, 16 February 2012
A £2.3MILLION development plan hailed as the saviour of the beleagured Haig Mining Museum has finally won financial backing. Now work is to start in earnest on making it a reality.
Haig's board of trustees, its staff, volunteers and supporters, were celebrating this week with the news that a Heritage Lottery bid for £1.4million had got the green light.
A second bid, for a £470,000 grant from Copeland Community Fund has also been successful.
There is still some match funding to find but plans involving a major restoration and re-development of the massive pit buildings at Kells – and the creation of an adjacent modern visitor centre with cafe and play area – can now go ahead.
Museum manager Pamela Telford is delighted. "This is such wonderful news and provides an amazing opportunity for us to develop the site for the future of the museum. There have been some dark times and some knock-backs but now we are getting back on track, and it feels great.
"There has been a huge amount of hard work put in just to get this far and it's brilliant to have now got agreement from the two major funders for our plans. However I have to emphasise that we have a lot more work to do to bring in the rest of the funding for the building works and we are always looking for funding just to keep us going currently. But I do hope that the local community will be as pleased as we are with this latest success.
"Now the exciting times begin. With these two large funders behind us, we have confidence that we can achieve our vision for a thriving, accessible, sustainable community-orientated heritage facility. There is a great deal to do but it will be fantastic when it is finished; we will have a museum in Whitehaven that properly reflects the local mining community and its amazing history, a museum that people can feel justly proud of.''
In the meantime the board still has some match-funding to find and applications have been submitted to a variety of bodies.
Pamela, whose own maternal grandfather, the late George Clements of Frizington, worked at Haig for 48 years, hopes the public will get fully behind the development, and help to fund-raise towards it. "The support of the local community is crucial, and donations to the museum can be made at NatWest Bank in Whitehaven or directly to the museum itself," she said.
If all goes well the project will start in September, take around 12 months to complete and will include an 'underground' mine experience, exhibitions of social history and a nostalgia gallery where people can add their own memories. A new single-storey visitor centre will be built on land previously occupied by the loco sheds.
The museum building, which is Grade II listed and a scheduled ancient monument, sits on the site of what was the last working pit in the county.
Heritage Lottery has set down four conditions to the grant approval that must be complied with. These are:
acquiring some match-funding;
co-opting more people onto the Board of Trustees;
establishing an accountable body and
compiling a detailed work programme. These must all be in place before work can begin.
There will also be five commercial units installed on an open area to the south west of the main building which will have temporary permission lasting until September 2021. These will be built first and used for storage initially. Plans are on display at Haig, which currently is open only at weekends, so packing up work can be done.
Haig Museum is a partnership project with involvement by the Colourful Coast (National Trust and RSPB project) Copeland Council, Britain's Energy Coast and Natural England.
Plans for this year's Pit Pride Parade, involving ex-miners and local schoolchildren, are already under way. It is scheduled for May 5 and will march from Haig down to the harbour.
Reaction to the funding news has been swift:
BOB METCALFE, chairman of Haig Museum's Board of Directors: "The news regarding funding for the Powerhouse and Visitor Centre development is extremely positive. There is however much to be done to sign-off final funding packages and we will seek to complete that work by mid-summer.''
SARA HILTON, Head of Heritage Lottery Fund North West, says the grant has been agreed in principle however the project still faces many difficult challenges before funding will be released. Partners will be working hard over the next six months to address the outstanding issues. "While there is still a lot of work to be done, this remains a fantastic opportunity to create a new visitor centre that tells the full story of the local mining community. We are glad that everyone is working together to help make these exciting plans a reality."
COUN PHIL GREATOREX, Copeland Council portfolio holder for regeneration: "Haig is a huge part of this area's industrial heritage and we are keen to support the development of the improved visitor attraction. We recognise that there is still some way to go, but hope that this announcement is the major step in the right direction that will help secure additional funding and community support.''
COUN ELAINE WOODBURN, chair of Copeland Community Fund board: "The Fund has long been a supporter of the work at Haig and is pleased to be able to back this project with both capital and revenue funding. We hope it will help Haig secure further investment from other partners, to make the new facility a reality.
"Part of the funding we gave was a grant to enable the museum to get to the point of submitting high quality funding bids.''
JAMIE REED, MP for Copeland: "The news that Haig has been awarded these sums for development of the museum is fantastic and provides a great opportunity for the museum, for Copeland and Cumbria. When finished it will be a tremendous educational and tourist facility for the area. There is, however, still much work to be done in securing the remaining funding. And the support of the local community is vital in bringing this project to fruition.''
First published at 11:03, Thursday, 16 February 2012
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Great news. The mining museum is operated by the enthusiastic people who should be operating it an I wish them all the success they deserve.
Congratulations Haig!
The volunteers and staff must be delighted!
I think Pamela Telford should give herself a huge pat on the back for all of the dedication she shows Haig! Without her this simply wouldn't have happened!
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Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Dr. Roxanne Burns, joined the Kent State Columbiana County campuses more than 22 years ago.
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PIKEVILLE, Ky. —Nominations for the 2013 AppLE (Appalachian Leaders in Education) Awards have been extended through Feb. 28.
Forward in the Fifth, a non-profit organization and an affiliate of The Center for Rural Development formed by U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) in 1986, announced the extension. The organization's reasoning for the extension was "to allow more time to complete and submit nomination forms from Pike and other counties within its expanded 45-county primary service area."
The AppLE Awards recognize leaders in education, including local parent and student groups, who have made significant contributions to promote and support education in their home communities and throughout the region.
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By the power of Greyskull, I resurrect this thread.
anyway, I received a Muscle and Fitness or some such magazine as a present, and while it is 70% adverts, they did have some decent beginning lifting and nutrition advice. They did advocate HMB and Creatine as supplements, and a fatburner to get lean.
I won't go near fatburners, and I've used creatine successfully, even if it was placebo, but I've never tried HMB.
Two out of three links above seem to say HMB is not effective, where as the last one seems to put a positive spin, but saying the mechanism for delaying the onset of lactate buildup was unknown.
Does anyone here have any empirical or anecdotal personal experience with HMB?
Thread needs braaaaaaaaaaiiinnsss.
When I studied Strength and Conditioning we were taken through the various suppliments on the market and they were divided into the catagories of emprically supported, mixed results and don't do ****. HMB was in the mixed results catagory, I don't know what further reaserch has been done since then.
FYI creatine and caffiene are the only ones that currently enjoy a high degree of empirical support. Everything else is waste of money. Suppliments don't have the same stringent requirements that pharmaceuticals do, and this is primarily the reason for such a high signal to noise ratio.
I've just looked through pubmed for studies on HMB and it indeed has mixed results, with most of the positives coming from studies done on non-resistance trained individuals. There's currently not enough data to warrant its use, although many people will "take it anyway in case it does."
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In addition, the ensemble will perform in the Soundsuits on Thursday, Nov. 11, during the Norton Museum of Art's monthly Art After Dark, which begins at 5 p.m. at the museum, 1451 S. Olive Ave., West Palm Beach.
The concerts at the Borland will feature a new work by Jinyoung Lee, adjunct professor of dance at PBA, in collaboration with internationally recognized textile artist Nick Cave and Grammy-nominated composer Michael Moses Tirsch to showcase Cave's exhibit of "Soundsuits."
The program also will include renowned guest choreographer Randall Flinn, artistic director of Ad Deum Dance Company in Houston; Tracy Mozingo, director of Explore Dance Theater; Jacquie Lopez, jazz dancer/choreographer; and Chiara Casiraghi, young choreographer and PBA alumna.
The Norton Museum of Art has partnered with PBA dancers and choreographers to present this performance of art in motion. The exhibition Nick Cave: Meet Me at the Center of The Earth opened at the Norton Museum of Art on Oct. 9 and will continue through Jan. 9, 2011. This will be the only venue in the Southeastern United States for this nationally circulating exhibition, which is the most extensive presentation of the Chicago-based artist's sculptures to date.
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McDOWELL — Family members think revenge could be the motive for a shooting in McDowell Tuesday night that resulted in the death of one man and injuries to two others.
Ronald and Loretta Wright, of Fisher Hollow at Printer, allegedly entered the home of Famer and Lorene Halbert, on Halbert Lane at McDowell, Tuesday evening. Famer Halbert was reportedly shot in the head and killed in his bed. Lorene Halbert and Ronald Wright were each shot during the following confrontation.
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Sharon Halbert said her brother simply wasn't capable of such an act. "I've never seen Famer mad. He loved them grandbabies to death. He never bothered nobody. Opened his house to anybody. He was just a kind person."
According to the criminal complaint, Lorene Halbert was in the kitchen when she heard the gunshot that killed her husband. She was then confronted by Ronald Wright, who was pointing a pistol at her. Lorene Halbert advised authorities that Ronald Wright then shot her and a struggle began over the firearm.
During the struggle Ronald Wright was also shot.
Loretta Wright gained control of the weapon and pointed it at Lorene Halbert, who advised officers that she "begged Loretta not to shoot her," and then another struggle for the weapon ensued. The struggle ended at the front door, and the weapon fell onto the front porch. Loretta Wright picked up the weapon, and she and Ronald Wright fled the scene. The Wrights traveled to St. Joseph Martin Hospital.
Loretta Wright was later arrested and charged with attempted murder and complicity to commit murder. She pleaded not guilty during her arraignment Wednesday morning in Floyd County District Court. Her bond was set at $500,000 cash.
Loretta Wright is currently being housed in the Floyd County Detention Center.
Ronald Wright was located at Saint Joseph hospital with a single gunshot wound. He was later transported to Saint Mary's Medical Center, in West Virginia.
Warrants for Ronald Wright have been issued for the murder of Famer Halbert and the attempted murder of Lorene Halbert. Because the children were in the home at the time of the shooting, charges of wanton endangerment could also be forthcoming.
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