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Metro Testimonials
I just purchased a new MV4HPJ and I really like it ... the strings, too! This bass blows me away every time I play it, the construction, sound and playability are just incredible. My search for the perfect bass has ended.
Ed Hale
The Bass is arrived..it's amazing and it's very lighter..the sound is "fat" and warm!!..I love this bass!
Thank you for your assistance and thanks to all Sadowsky's team!!
Luigi Sguassero
Thanks for all your help in my purchase of the Sadowsky RV-4. The bass is everything as advertised and exceeded my expectations. The workmanship and quality of the build is outstanding, but most importantly, the playability is the best. The neck fits my hand like a glove and the shop setup is exceptional. I'm a very happy first time Sadowsky owner. (Now I need a 5-string Sadowsky)
Harry Magalong
I did receive the M5-24 yesterday. It's a beauty! Playability is wonderful although I haven't had a chance to crank it up yet. I do slap/pop and this bass appears to be more receptive to this than any other I've played. It was worth the wait. Thanks again for your help. Please pass on to Roger my appreciation.
Elliott Bonnie
7 days with my bass and everyday feels like my birthday. Onstage, the sound is fantastic, offstage, it feels like I've owned it forever. This is my best friend. I've played your basses before, but this one feels like it was born in my hand. You have a lifelong customer and please feel free to call me for ANYTHING.
All the best,
Just wanted to let you know that I got the bass on Thursday and have been playing it constantly for the last 4 days. It sounds great and is everything I hoped for. Please thank Roger for me for making an incredible instrument.
I have received the instrument. I cannot put it down, since opening the case. It arrived in perfect condition and needed only a slight turn on the "D" string. This bass guitar is awesome!!! And i've only just begun to explore its capabilities.
Many thanks to Roger and all of the crew at Sadowsky NYC and Tokyo and to you, Kevin for your help with the entire ordering process.
There is one thing I don't understand........Why doesn't every bass player out there play one of your basses. They are quite simply THE BEST!!
Scott Segner
Some good news/bad news. After playing the MV4 for the first time on a gig Saturday night - hearing the bass for the first time in a live setting - and hearing my bandmates exclaim about how wonderful the bass sounded - I don't think I will need another one for a while!!!
(but when I do you will be the first to know!!)
Thanks for getting back to me and thanks for such great basses.
Bill Eggert
I bought a Metro MV4 from Gelb Music in Redwood City, CA. I have to say, this is the most incredible bass I've ever had the pleasure of owning and I've owned some nice basses. I can't imagine how anything could be better with this bass. Sounds great, plays great and looks great. I'm a real Fender guy and it's like having the best Fender available. Thanks so much and all the best success to Sadowsky Guitars.
Scot Larsen
I just got back from my first gig on the M5-24. Oh yeah, I get it now! I'm too tired to sling superlatives, but this may very well be the perfect instrument.
Ed Friedland
I just wanted to let you know that I've spent the last two days in rehearsal with your bass, and I'm loving it - it's so well balanced and feels ' right ' straight away. I wanted to play it in a bit, and I've finally had the chance to. I'm really enjoying ' digging into ' the bass, and it sounds good straight away.
Colin Greenwood
I just received my new Metro RV4 (#M1142) yesterday. I've been playing bass since 1973. Since then, I've owned many basses including high-end boutique models. This is the first time I have ever played a Sadowsky bass. I am absolutely blown away! In terms of fit and finish, playability and tone, you have exceeded my expectations by a huge margin. This one's a keeper! I can't wait to use it on my gig this weekend!
Please extend my compliments to your Tokyo and NYC staff for the amazing work that they do! And thank you for producing these world-class instruments year after year!
Kevin O'Connell
I've just received my Metro UV 70 5 string and while I had played a metro 4 string, I was holding my breath. As you know, not all B strings are equal and I was taking the Metro 5 string on faith. I've been a bass player for 30 years and have owned/played many different basses over that period of time. I must say I am extremely impressed !! I sold a $6,000 custom 5-string bass and replaced it with the UV 70 Metro 5, and I am not sorry.
The Metro has more tonal variations, cuts through the mix in live performances and records like a dream, (not to mention the excellent feel and playability)! I don't want to sound like an advertisement, but your reputation is well deserved.
I am now a huge fan and would like to own NYC bass when finances allow (musician salary), you will hear from me again.
Your unpaid sales rep,
Terry Worsham
Last week I bought a M5-24. IT"S UNBELIEVABLE!!! About 3-4 years ago, I put a deposit on a NYC 5 string,but had to back out when I lost my job. Thanks for the same quality bass in a more affordable price range. I had been playing a Ken Smith for about 5 years, although it was nice, it can't compare to this bass.
Rhys Williams
I bought my Metro MV4 (number M698) in the summer last year from The Bass Gallery in London and the simple fact is that you have made a fantastic instrument. I didn't want to write to you in the first flush of new bass excitment but frankly I still smile when I open the case and I grin like an idiot when I hear the sound. I can ask nothing more of an instrument than that it responds to my touch, that it helps me to get the sound I want and that it never feel hampered by it. My Metro does everything I ask of it superbly well, all the time.
The first time I went into the studio the producer listened to the pure DI sound for about 20 seconds and said "that sounds perfect". He then smiled and wondered out loud why we had bothered to bring all the rest of that equipment with us, before glancing at his now redundant rack and pushing up the fader on the bass channel. Whenever I talk to him about recording other bass players he normally complains that their instruments don't sound as good as my Sadowsky.
I know that you guys all work hard to make great instruments and I'm sure that like all of us there are some days when you would rather stay in bed than get up and go to work. I just wanted to let you know that you are doing a great job and that this instrument that you made is wonderful and that your work is really appreciated. Sadowsky has another convert to add to the list.
Nick Townsend
Greetings. Last Friday, with my group, Urban Blue, I christened my new UV Metro bass at the Lucille's restaurant in BB Kings nightclub in Times Square. We are the only entertainment all night and play 6 sets of music.
The new bass, from Gary Rosen at GuitarX in Denver, was fantastic. The guys in the band were blown away with the tone and clarity of this instrument. The aggressive passages were clean and articulate and the tone on the ballads was warm and great to listen to. I played basically the same way I have for years but it sounded like a new, improved bass player. Your recommendation towards the UV70 is well appreciated. I wasn't sure which model I wanted but I am now sure I made the right choice. The transition from my Fenders and my Ken Smith was seamless.
Great bass. These Metros are really terrific, well worth every penny. Thanks again and please tell Roger that this instrument is everything as described. I have had a rebirth of excitement for playing.
Mark Polott
The bass arrived Friday. I might have told you on the phone, but this is the first Sadowsky I've seen up close. The workmanship is outstanding. This is a thing of beauty. I love the feel of the neck, and the balance is perfect. The setup is great - string height like I like it and balanced pickup strength from string to string. I've played it just a little so far, and I want to give it a few more days to be sure.
Just wanted to let you know it arrived. I'll report back again in a few days.
Ron Beckman
Just wanted to thank you for making such an awesome instrument. I had originally purchased a M24 from your shop (Kevin). I decided the modern wasn't the right bass for me, and the MV5 was a better choice for the sound and feel I was after. Kevin was extremely helpful, I sent the bass back and he credited it back to my card.
I found one at Bass Emporium and bought it. I've been playing professionally for over 25 years, I've owned Fenders, Music Man's, Rick's, Modulus, G&L and Lakland's, but without a doubt, this MV5 is the best sounding, best playing, most solid, well put together bass I have ever owned. I've searched for the perfect bass for me my entire career, and thanks to you, I've finally found it!
Mike Weir
I am so pleased and satisfied with my M406!! It´s the very best!! I´m playing almost every day and the M 406 is there "helping" me all the time. I´ve done a couple of recording sessions where sound engineers and fellow musicians been telling me; "what a great bass sound...what kind of instrument is that"???!!!
"Aha, it's a Sadowsky...they supposed to be good, aren't they"??!! So it is!! Spread the word!!
Mats Englund
Finally got the chance to hear the RV5 through the "big rig" at full volume with the band at rehearsal last night. I am a very, very happy camper.
The bass is just, well….perfect. Smiles all around last night. Everybody dug the tone and loved the look as well. Guitar player Tim was especially impressed, and commented that the bass really has "my sound" in it. He's a tone freak who liked my other bass but thought the maple board wasn't "me".
Craig Garfinkel
Great weekend - three sold out shows and a great bass! Really impressed - thanks for everything.
John Jowitt
I just had to write a quick note to you and thank you for building such masterpieces of sight and sound. I'm settling in to my second Sadowsky, an RV-5 Metro, my other is a P/J-5 New York model. I have always leaned toward the thick meatiness of the P-bass sound, and I thought I'd never find a J/J configuration that I would be totally happy with. Honestly I bought this Metro as a backup bass for the road, and now it has become my main axe. For me, it is exactly what is needed in a live setting. It's full and rich, but it also cuts through like a knife, and it sits with the kick drum and other instruments like nothing else I've ever played. It'll growl or purr exactly as it should with just a little variation in touch and technique. It can sound as aggressive or mellow as you'd like, with minimal changes in pickup selection and EQ. To me it is the perfect blend of all the acoustic qualities an instrument should have, almost like a beautiful human voice that sounds great in any style or genre.
I'm sure I'll rekindle my love for my P/J as well. I'm learning that there's more than enough love to go around when it comes to Sadowsky basses.
Thanks for making great tone even more accessible than ever.
Matt Evans
My name is Oystein Djupvik and I live in Norway. I recently purchased a Metro RV4 second hand. The serial no. is M527. I have owned a lot of high quality basses but none of them even come close to this one. Its a sunburst color so it's also very pleasing to the eye.
Thanks a lot. It's even better than what I dared to dream of.
Oystein Djupvik
I picked up my beautiful Sadowsky Olympic White Metro 5-string bass from Bass Exchange in Sherman Oaks last Saturday, used it on my gigs this past weekend and I love it. At first I was afraid to take it out of the house because its too pretty. Well, I decided to and needless to say I received lots of compliments on its looks and most important, tone.
All of you did an excellent job and Im sure Roger is quite proud of all of you.
The Sadowsky Crew from Japan rocks!! Keep up the great work!!
Carlo Tanori
Roger, It was great chatting with you yesterday. I always enjoy our conversations. Again, I wanted to convey my complete satisfaction with the purchase of my new M5-24. The construction and "workpersonship" is flawless. You know me...I take my basses out in the day light and inspect them with my 1.75 reading glasses. The instrument played like a dream too. The Bass Player write up on the tonality of your 24 fret 5 is dead on.
Additionally, I was able to lower the string saddles another 1/16" or so and the bass does not buzz. The wood, the paint, the fit and finish...all exceptional...I could really go on and on.
Please forward this message to your crew in Japan and congratulate them for me. Thanks again!
Tim Craig
Got the bass today, it looks fantastic! Thanks again... I think I'm going to be picking up another Metro (RS-5) sans VTC so you all may be getting another from me for some work before too long. I'm just so impressed with these instruments.
Erich Mecherle
Got the bass yesterday-afternoon. Used it today in a studio-gig. The engineer was very, very,very pleased with the sound. The rest of the week i've got rehearsels for a tv-gig in the weekend. I'll let you know how it worked out "live" for me afterwards.
Thanks again for sending it so fast to me!
I got the bass yesterday and i could not be happier. Everything arrived safe and sound. You were right about the tortoise guard, it will not be coming off. The appearance is fantastic, the three tone burst is so clear.
First I played #822 at home. It felt comfortable as soon as i picked it up. The finish you have on the back of the neck is so smooth and comfortable and the neck profile fits very well under my hand. Then my bass playing friend came over and we went to the bass shop we deal with and the guys there loved it! Nothing prepared me for how fat this bass would sound through just an eden wt400 and an 8ohm quad cranked in the shop!! And with the single coils and the 70's placement it barks and growls!!! I can't wait to take it on a gig and let loose.
Again, thanks for all your help. Please thank your Japanese staff for the wonderful bass they have built me and thank you for all your assistance with my order and the extras i optioned.
Thanks again,
David Evans
I reciv'ed my bass...Its da bomb! This bass will sit all others down. I don't miss my pre Gibson Tobias bass at all. Needless to say I'm keeping it. Next week I'm playing with Jeff Lorber & Warren Hill, I'm gonna have a ball!
Thanks a bunch...you said all the right things that made me go out on a limb and try it!
Michael Harrington
Just got my Metro. Roger this bass is incredible!!!!!!! Its everything my '71 Jazz wants to be. I also went back and forth using the same amp in comparison to the Metro and my Fender Jazz MM bass. No comparison @ all!!!! With the VTC installed this IS the only 4 string I work and play with.
Just wanted to say thanks again.
LaMarquis Jefferson
Played my new Sadowsky today at Perimeter Church. This bass is a freak of nature. During break, several people said bottom end was amazing and earth shattering. Man, the bass plays itself! I am so glad I went with the maple neck for this one. Thanks again and long live the Bass Gallery!
David N. Brown
I received the RV5. Everything went all right. The bass is fantastic. Thanks for your help and everything.
Laurent Divay
I just purchased one of your Metro Series 5-string basses in Lake Placid Blue at the LA Bass Exchane in CA. This bass is absolutly phenominal. I am so happy with this instrument words can't express my feelings. Just wanted to send a note to show my appreciation on your product and quality, this is definetly an A+++++.
Mike O'Dell
Please extend my sincere thanks for all those involved in the construction and delivery of my M5-24 (M585). I have never been so completely satisfied with the purchase of an instrument, seriously, euphorically enamored!! I can hardly stay away from it! My only problem is that I like it way to much, I received it Monday and had rehearsal Monday and Tuesday, then had a gig last night, and the bass hasn't left my house because I don't want to introduce it to any hostile environments (smoky clubs and alcohol impaired bass players who want to sit in)!! :-)
The range of tones is so complete I can't imagine what more anyone could want, I can get the coolest staccato "pop" (a la Jaco) to incredibly musical slap tones. To sum it up, it gives me a kaleidoscope of tones that I can dial in to my own personal taste, or to the required tone given to the style of music being played.
AND gorgeous!!!! It is very aesthetically pleasing, an absolute work of art! The finish is beautiful and flawless, the transparent blue color being deep yet brilliant, I love it!
I guess what I'm trying to say guys is... you ain't getting this one back!!! :-)
Mark Hildebrand
I want to thank you for letting me use one of your basses for my NY gig. I figured the only right way to repay you was to take my money and buy one! I bought a Metro, #M344, today, and this thing is sick! I plan on having the Vintage Tone option installed on it. LaMarquis told me that that's the way to go.
I've found my "holy grail". This is my first one, but definately not my last!
I had contacted you several times last year by e-mail, expressing interest in your basses. Finally, after a 3 month wait, I got my Metro from John Files, at the Bass Emporium, in Austin. It's an RV4, just like the top one on your website, (serial #M463). I just got it dialed in, and now I can't put it down. I have been playing Fender Jazz basses for 25 years, and never thought I would ever switch, but I did, and I'm glad.
Anyway, just wanted to say, thanks.
Carl LoSchiavo
Received the bass yesterday. What a great instrument! Every possible detail is fantastic. Looking forward to playing it on my regular theater gig tonight. I can see myself wanting to own a couple more of these. If I wind up with enough work on electric, you can bet that I will.
Kevin Tkacz
Roger & Yoshi,
I am an avid & very picky when it comes to owning 5 stringers. I owned 2 Laklands and I love the low B on the 35" necks. I've always believed that the B tone on a 35" is always far more superior then a 34". In your FAQ section, someone asked why you don't offer 35" neck basses, in which you gave a 3 points answer. Initially, I was very skeptical to your answers and I was determined to asses your theory. That chance came last JAN when I visited the Bass Player in Sydney. They happened to have an MV5 in their stock, so I thought that I might just give the Sadowsky a go. This experience changed my whole perspective on 5 string basses forever. It was amazing! The low B tone is immaculate and in many cases is far superior then the 35" that I've got. The neck! Oh, boy....my finger ran up and down the neck with such ease. The Tone! It blew me away. Typing, slapping, finger style...you name it...this bass will blew you away. I then bought the Sadowsky MV5 beauty without any hesitation. I have to say that I've found a precious tresure. My next move was to make the MV5 my official axe, replacing the incumbent 35".
I am now planning to purchase my second Sadowsky, which will be an R5-24. You just can't get enough of Sadowskys.
Thank you very much Roger and Yoshi!!!
Ryuji Murakami
Just a quick email to thank you for the excellent customer support that I have had while placing an order for a Metro. I especially appreciate your willingness to do some custom work on my instrument (single-coils and a D-tuner) and am very much looking forward to receiving the instrument. Thanks again.
Brent Cline
I recently purchased a Metro 5 Bass from my friend JD at Corner Music in Nashville. They really do a great job marketing your instruments to the public and I am very pleased with my purchase.
I've been playing bass for about 10 years and I've been playing professionally for the last four. I play mostly contemporary jazz, traditional and gospel, a little rock and country when the call comes in. I just wanted to email you and say that I think the instruments you build are phenomenal. In gospel music three basses have pretty much rained supreme in the south: Ken Smith, Pre-Gibson Tobias, and Fender (either 5-string or 6-string).
Fender was always the majority but the only problem was always the B-string and non-aggressive midrange (which is a big problem when standing next to a Hammond B3 Organ Leslie). Recently, I was at the National Choir Convention and as usual all the musicians wanted to check out everyones grip. A couple of Smith's came through and got the usual thumbs up and a few other boutique bass turned some heads. I was playing a Keith Roscoe SKB 3006 which turned alot of heads and rumble alot of chairs.
Well let me get to the point ... a guy playing with a choir from Detroit walked in with what seemed to be a fender 5-string jazz and we prepared for the usually crankin' highs, absent mids and wobbly B-string. But when he cranked up the first tune we all knew something was different. This bass cut through the mix, and filled up the low end like no Fender I've ever played or heard ... and the B-STRING!!!!!!!! was unbelievable to say the least.
After he was through and the hand shakes and number exchanging had died down I commented him on his awsome Fender bass, to my suprise he said it was a Roger Sadowsky NYC. I had to have my own! Keep making great instruments and I wish you the best of fortune and many blessings.
Myron Foster
Still no doubt in my mind that my Metro is the finest bass I've ever owned ... simply amazing!
Gerry Nolan
Just wanted to let you know how much I've been enjoying my Metro bass. I played downtown with it last week and it attracted a lot of attention from musicians and non-musicians because of the way it sounds (and looks, of course)! When asked about the cost, people were surprised by how affordable it was. I think you'll sell a lot of these.
Thanks for a great axe,
Chuck Bernklau
I've been playing for years, but no one has ever complimented me on my sound. Our drummer from my second band saw me in my main band in action and loved the cut of the bass. Also, recently, at two different gigs, I had strangers who are musicians comment on the great sound I'm getting. One in particular loved the sustain from the notes I get, even at low volume. I took him on stage and showed how low the setting were. He was most impressed with the Sadowsky bass. More converts??
I am just a part time weekend muso, but each time I pick up this bass, I grin from ear to ear. Thanks from a very happy customer.
Andy Avenell
Just dropping you a line to let you know that this Metro kicks ass! I used it in NY on a gig through an amp as well as on the tour through in-ears. It plays and sounds great on both.
Thanks again.
Malcolm Gold
My package arrived at the 31th of October well. (I couldn't believe that arrived in only 5 days!!) But My American Friend's Military office is far from Seoul, So I received my bass 3 days before from now. That was so happy moment as much as I fall in love. (This 59'burst bass is one of most beautiful bass in the world, It was more beautiful than pictures.) This bass is really awesome, great and perfect.
I cannot explain about this bass by a few words. It has really perfect sound and great shapes more than I expected. And I love Vintage Tone Control very much.
In sight of designer, Your bass's head and body are perfectly great! Ken Smith, Fodera are good basses too, but I think your bass is much better to me. I'm very proud of playing with Sadowsky Bass! And I will always be your fan. I hope to order NYC bass next time and speak to you soon.
Thank you very very much!! Take care!
Joo Woo Hun
Received #M333 (MV4) today in Santa Monica. Sounds and plays great. Without having the benefit of comparing the Tokyo side-by-side, it sounds very similar, but of course with all kinds of headroom on the treble and bass controls.
I played Lotto using every permutation of the numbers 333 by multiplying, adding, etc. ... I didn't win.
Thanks again, Roger. I don't see too many of these out here and I will now be the envy of many a player.
Dennis Cottone
Got the bass on Friday (#M348) and I am very pleased with it. It's beautiful to play. Thank you very much. I'm sure I'm going to enjoy it very much.
Timothy Lalvani
I cannot believe how awesome My Sadowsky MS5 is! I swear!! I have never gotten such great tones, action, playability and sustain. You hit a note anywhere on the neck on any string and it is perfectly loud and clear. One other great thing about it is the shape of the fingerboard (not too flat & not too curved ... PERFECT). I can play notes across strings with no buzz which I never could do on other basses. In other words, I lay my fingers across 3 strings and alternately hit 3 different notes and then switch positions and hit 3 other notes. This creates some very high speed "triplets". I can move around the neck doing this with no Buzz or dead spots.
I have owned Fender Usa's, Ernie Ball Usa's, G&L Usa's, Ricks and many other's and none even come close. I really thought long & hard before spending $2,075.00 on a Bass from Japan. But, I knew after playing one at Guitar Villa in Bethlehem, Pa. that I needed to have one. The sustain on this baby is nearly infinite! The sustain seems equal on every note up & down the neck! I sold 2 beautiful Usa G&L's to pay for my new MS5 and I have not an ounce of regret. I have my first Gig with it this Saturday in Stroudsburg, PA at the Clarion Hotel. I am positive I will have my best show ever. I completely love the vintage '59 burst finish.
Gerry Nolan
Today, at the Atlanta Bass Gallery, I picked up a Metro Modern 5 on a whim. I'd read in Bass Player about your Japan shop and the Metro line, but wasn't interested because I'm still not a huge "jazz" guy, and hey, I'd tried your modern 5 before with no luck.
The one today had a Corsica Blue Mica and a rosewood board. I fell in love. I could not put it down. I have never heard a low B with such clarity and string-to-string consistency in volume on a 34" scale 5 string bass. Every nuance of this bass is superb: the fretwork, the weight and balance, the neck shape, and the most incredible tone from one end of the neck to the other on each string.
I bought it, and am the proud owner of M248. I will not get rid of it and I will not give it up. I have found MY bass.
Thank you for a wonderful instrument - I finally own a Sadowsky and I have finally found MY TONE!
Steve Maddern
The bass came in Friday, afternoon, and I picked it up and took off to play two shows with a new country artist, Amy Dalley (Curb Records). The bass was absolutely perfect, I was amazed, soundman loved the tone, stage tone was outstanding (I use a Avalon, Demeter, QSC, Accugroove rig). Thank you for the perfect setup, and that was the first time I ever played Sadowsky Strings ... loved them!
Anyway, thanks again, love the bass, hope to speak to you soon.
Mike Grosser
Somewhere on your internet site I noticed you read customer testimonials whenever you feel down or wonder what the heck you got in too; building basses and all that. Now I feel obliged to write you a note.
I picked up my Metro RV4 Olympic White (M164) 4 weeks ago at Paul Sips' Bassmatters in Nijmegen, The Netherlands. My, this is a wonderful bass! It is all I ever dreamed about. It took some getting used to, pinpointing all my technical weaknesses. But to me that is a very good thing. In a few weeks it made me a better bass player and musician. Now I have this wonder at my fingertips. Whenever I play the bass at home, practising, it puts a smile on my face. When I go out, the smile is still there and puts smiles at other people's faces. The bass (and my smile) have to same effect on other musicians. Those big growling notes just lifts the singer in my pop band.
The drummer remarked that he is able to hear every nuance of it and just lock in. It pushes the guitarist in my jazz band to solo's I never heart him play before. So I call this bass the White Wizard (Gandalf for short). Paul ordered a Vintage Tone control from you (still waiting for that one) and I am sure this will make the bass even better and more versatile than it already is. This bass gets through in the mix (at less volume), right through heavy distortion guitar (that put a surprised look at the pop bands guitarist face).
Alice van den Boogaard
Roger emailed me your email address. I'm the very proud owner of the transparent white vintage 5 (M212) you fellows made at your shop there in Tokyo. I just gotta say it's a beautiful bass and you boys should be proud of the work you're doing over there. After seeing, playing and hearing this one, you can bet it won't be the last Sadowsky I own. I've been telling every bass newsgroup and chatroom that I'm EXTREMELY happy with my Metro and I have a feeling you and your team are going to be VERY busy once everyone finds out the awesome "bang-for-your buck" product you guys are crafting at your shop. Give yourself and all the guys at the shop a great big "THANK YOU!" from a very happy customer!
Kev Nichols
Just wanted to drop you a line and thank the Metro crew and yourself for an amazing bass. I purchased a ash/maple 5-string from John at Bass Emporium yesterday and am very impressed on how this instrument sits on a track. Great quality and value.
Michael Hynes
I just wanted to let you know how pleased I am with my new Metro bass. I was in Corner Music here in Nashville a couple of weeks ago. I was there for some other business, but your bass caught my eye. Of course, I had play it! I already own a bass from you that I had bought from your website. It was an older used model. I have played other Sadowskys that have come through Corner Music. And, I have also visited your store and played your basses in your showroom. I think I have a good handle on what your basses should feel, play and sound like. Your new Metro basses get it done! Anyone that would think a Metro bass is not a "real" Sadowsky would be horribly mistaken. I know other builders have outsourced some of their work to the Asian countries. They're not the same. I've tried them. Most cut corners somewhere. Your Metro basses are top quality! Thanks for great bass!
David Murphy
Just brought a Sadowsky MV4 Bass #M129 from The Bass Gallery in England. I tried all exotic basses ... NO CONTEST. So, I just thought I would write to you and quite simply say ... THANK YOU!
You have made me like a dog with two tails!
Andy Avenell
Dear Roger, Nino, and the entire Sadowsky NYC and Tokyo crew,
I wanted to thank you for the Metro bass I received yesterday. I could not believe it arrived in one day - especially given my request for the VTC! That is fast service!
If I had any reservations about getting a Metro as opposed to an NYC, they were completely eliminated once I saw and played the bass. My compliments to the guys in Tokyo who built this - it's fantastic!
I also wanted to mention a couple things about why I bought a Sadowsky. There are a lot of great basses out there to choose from. I think things can get subjective after a certain point. There are some factors that are not subjective - quality, reliability, consistency, and service. I think it's pretty safe to say that Sadowsky is the benchmark for those factors. (It IS the benchmark in my opinion.) I've always been impressed by how well I've been treated when calling with questions or ordering strings or a T-shirt. It may seem like nothing, but believe me, it's big. It's also very nice to speak to the man whose name is on the bass. That feeling of accessibility is somehow comforting. I've known Nino from the various bass boards, and he's often taken the time to answer some Sadowsky questions over a weekend. (I was doing a set up once, and he graciously answered some pickup height questions for me.) I think he represents the company very well on these boards. I guess these bass boards have been another factor. I am always impressed by how you (Roger), handle some of the garbage that goes down on these boards. (I'm thinking of TalkBass in particular.)
Sometimes I've avoided TB for weeks because a Sadowsky thread has managed to completely turn me off! You have the patience of a saint! Not that I wasn't a Sadowsky fan before, but seeing how you handle yourself on these threads is an incredible education on how to effectively deal with people.
I think the Metro concept is fantastic. The price and quality are unmatched. I know there have been some good things coming out of Korea lately, but I think you have found a much better way to supply a less expensive bass. The Metros are top notch -- there's no justification to even make an analogy to a cheaper import version with these basses.
Again, thank you for the great bass and the phenomenal service. This bass will complement my Modern 5 very nicely.
Patrick McDonald


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It seems that the governor of NJ has given up on the power of email entirely and is returning to only using face to face communications. Read the article excerpted below:
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Facing a Lawsuit, Corzine Swears Off E-Mail
By DAVID W. CHEN
Published: July 12, 2007
Gov. Jon S. Corzine of New Jersey has stopped using e-mail in response to a lawsuit seeking e-mail messages he exchanged with the state union president who is also a former companion, Mr. Corzine said he had decided simply to stop using e-mail. He has insisted that his e-mail essages from a private campaign account to the union leader, Carla Katz of the Communications Workers of America Local 1034, are private, and therefore insulated by executive privilege.
To avoid any problems, he said, he has decided to rely on a mode of communication that was in vogue well before he was born in 1947. "We'll go back to the 1920s, and have direct conversations with people," Mr. Corzine said.
While I understand Governor Corzine's predicament, I doubt that he can turn back the clock for long. A better approach would be for him to learn how to use email "responsibly" and harness the "power" of email while recognizing when direct conversation would be the better medium. Maybe he can start by reading the postings in my blog and the wonderful articles on email etiquette that I reference in them.


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Been a while since I updated this , and basically , I've spent most of the last month trying not to die.
First , shockingly , I was diagnosed with Pnuemonia , which was bad enough , but just as I was getting shot of that , I went to A & E with what I though was Chronic Indigestion ( or trapped wind around the Diaphragm ).
I was given an aspirin as the nurses wanted to rule out angina or heart problems. No-one knew that aspirin would almost kill me as half an hour later, after an ambulance ride to the main hospital , it brought about an anaphylactic shock / bronchiospasm. My immune system reacted to the aspirin as if it was an invading virus and it started closing my lungs and throat down , and for an hour I was in , what I can only describe as Hell , breathing with 1% of my lung capacity. I have never been so terrified , so powerless. What i went through , I wouldn't have wished on hitler. I suffocated for an hour , somewhere between life and death. I remember thinking how quiet it was , like how they say it is in the eye of a tornado. It was bad. I was a passenger.
I'm not afraid to say that I prayed , and I believe I'm only still here because of Divine intervention because i reached the stage where i was fighting this thing for an hour , and i physically just couldnt do it anymore. I remember thinking " This is it………this is the point where i'll exhale my last breath , or my heart will pack in from the strain ". I remember thinking " ok , i give in ……..what do i do now…..do i just relax and let it happen ? " When it came down to it , I didnt know HOW to die. I was on automatic pilot.
So…….I'm still here and i have a newfound appreciation for life , which i've been taking for granted for a while now , not exercising , eating crap , smoking , drinking , awake all night and asleep all day. As terrifying as all this was , I see the whole experience with complete positivity because it was a wake-up call and I'm grateful for it. Habits creep in little by little and before we know it , we look at the tangled web we have weaved and its complex to untangle , but in one fell swoop , the foundations and the architecture of my life have changed forever. I feel reborn.
When you go through a near-death experience , the simple smell of a tree as you're walking past it , or just being able to see the waves or feel the breeze on your face becomes something profoundly amazing and beyond words. My focus and my priorities have totally changed , and I know this will come across in the music I make from hereon in.
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In Powers v. W.B. Mobile Servs., Inc., 311 P.3d 58, 2013 WL 5645561 (2013), Division Two of the Washington Court of Appeals held that if a plaintiff (1) names a "John Doe" defendant with "reasonable particularity," (2) files suit before the statute of limitations runs, and (3) serves at least one defendant within 90 days thereafter, then the plaintiff will be permitted to proceed against the John Doe defendant on the merits even where the Doe's identity is discovered long after the statute of limitations expired and other defendants were served. This decision provides clear guidance for subrogating carriers on how to properly draft Doe pleadings in cases where the identity of a defendant is unknown.
In Powers, Premier Communities, Inc. (Premier) and Pacific Mobile Structures, Inc. (Pacific) contracted for Pacific to provide various mobile structures at Premier's construction sites. Premier relocated one of its mobile structures, along with an accompanying handicap ramp, from one project to another. Unknown to Premier, Pacific subcontracted with W.B. Mobile (W.B.) to install the ramp. After partially installing the ramp, W.B. left the site to obtain additional ramp pieces for the project. Meanwhile, Jesse Powers (Powers) suffered personal injuries when the ramp's platform collapsed while he was walking on it. When W.B. returned, it completed the job, but did not know that Powers had been there or suffered personal injuries.
Powers filed suit on May 28, 2009, five days before expiration of the three-year statute of limitations, alleging that the collapse of the handicap ramp caused him severe injuries. The complaint identified two defendants by name, Premier and Pacific, along with two John Doe defendants. The complaint specified that "John Doe One" referred to the "builder of the handicap access ramp." Subsequently, in response to Powers's October 2010 discovery request, Pacific identified W.B. as the installer of the ramp. Four months later, in February 2011, Powers filed an amended complaint, substituting W.B. for John Doe One, and alleging that W.B. was "the builder and/or installer of [the] handicap access ramp" that caused his injury. W.B. moved to dismiss Powers's claims under the statute of limitations, and the trial court granted the motion and dismissed those claims with prejudice. Powers appealed.
Powers' original complaint did not merely name a John Doe without distinguishing him from the named defendants. Rather, Powers's complaint specified that John Doe One referenced the "builder of the handicap access ramp." According to the court, this ably described the role of the unnamed defendant as it related to the lawsuit and distinguished it from the named defendants. Thus, under Bresina, Powers identified the Doe defendant with "reasonable particularity" before the three-year statute of limitations expired.
The Powers decision provides clear guidance for subrogating carriers in order to toll the statute of limitations against Doe defendants, the complaint should describe the Doe defendant's role in causing the loss (e.g., "installer") in such a way that distinguishes the Doe's negligent acts from the named defendants' negligent acts. Doing so will make the lawsuit "timely" against unknown Doe defendants.
Outside of Washington, jurisdictions are split with respect to whether they allow John Doe pleading, and are also split with regard to whether an amended complaint (filed after the statute has run) naming the Doe defendant's real name "relates back" to a timely filed Doe complaint for purposes of tolling the limitations period. Those states that do permit Doe pleading generally require, like Washington, sufficient "particularity" and that plaintiff exercise "due diligence" in ascertaining the unknown defendant's true identity before the statue expires. Thus, it is imperative that subrogation practitioners know the Doe pleading rules of the particular jurisdiction in which they are filing suit; specifically, practitioners should ascertain whether filing a Doe complaint tolls the statute of limitation under the relevant state's law. See 85 A.L.R.3d 130 for a 50-state compendium on this issue.
Additionally, when litigating in federal court in states which permit Doe pleading and recognize "relation back" to a timely filed Doe complaint, there is a further split of authority regarding whether state or federal law applies with respect to the relation back issue. These issues are complex and will vary based upon the applicable jurisdiction. Please feel free to consult with us at Cozen O'Connor for clarification regarding your best options.
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Hornets will focus on OL, DL in recruiting
With 17 seniors leaving the program, there are huge holes to fill on the Alabama State football roster for the 2013 season.
Most of those holes are on defense, but constant shuffling of the defensive line and injuries to the offensive line make those two areas a priority for signing day on Feb. 6.
"It's so hard to get the type of guys you want, O-line wise and D-line wise," ASU coach Reggie Barlow said. "You've always got to be looking for them and grab them a couple of them each year."
The problem is, the best offensive linemen are 300-plus pounds and 6-3 or 6-4 for guards and 6-5 or 6-6 for tackles. There are similar numbers for the defensive side of the ball. But if those players are out there, they're scooped up by FBS schools, leaving the FCS programs like Alabama State either grabbing leftovers or taking chances on players that are academic risks.
"We've got a lot of seniors so we're going to have an opportunity to replace a lot of guys and it will definitely start with the O-line and the D-line," Barlow said. "Then we'll branch out and try to get some other guys lined up."
There is always a need for receivers and the Hornets lost two (T.C. McWilliams and Landon Jones) from this year's team, along with quarterback Greg Jenkins (a quarterback is on the recruiting list every year). Defensively, the Hornets have talented players at linebacker but will lose a pair of seniors at that position and in the secondary as well.
"I'm hoping to sign 20-25," Barlow said. "Out of the 17 (seniors), I think about 13 were on scholarship but guys may leave or fail out."
The recruiting season won't heat up until late this month or early January when players start to commit, but already Barlow said he has heard from recruits about the controversy surrounding ASU president Joseph Silver. It's a topic opposing coaches may use to steer recruits away from a program trying to highlight it new football complex and stadium.
"There have been some people asking about it," Barlow said. "You try not to talk bad about anybody else's program but you know it's going to happen in recruiting. But we've assured everybody that all you have to do is look around and see the type of progress we have going on here."


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Fanny Hill - Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure
Fanny Hill was the first pornographic book we ever read as teens, and we learned everything that we ever wanted to know about the sujet of sex. First published in England in 1748, John Cleland's sexy novel has incensed censors ever since. In fact, in the U.S. its last ban was not lifted until 1973, when it was finally deemed to have merit as a literary and historical oeuvre. These days, most critics would call the work bawdy rather than obscene. Sure, some of the pornographic adventures of working girl Fanny are not ones we'd want to live through ourselves, but that's why the book is such a good read aside from 'just' offering erotic encouragement. It shows that even back in the good old buttoned-up days, before Internet porn and Casual Encounters on Craig's List became the norm, it took more to excite people than a bit of exposed stocking or a dropped handkerchief. From flogging to voyeurism, John Cleland's novel covers all 50 shades of sex and then some.


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Oxygen and pH microelectrodes were used to investigate the microenvironment of the planktonic foraminifer Orbulina universa and its dinoflagellate endosymbionts. A diffusive boundary layer surrounds the foraminiferal shell and limits the O2 and proton transport from the shell to the ambient seawater and vice versa. Due to symbiont photosynthesis, high O2 concentrations of up to 206% air saturation and a pH of up to 8.8, i.e. 0.5 pH units above ambient seawater, were measured at the shell surface of the foraminifer at saturating irradiances. The respiration of the host–symbiont system in darkness decreased the O2 concentration at the shell surface to <70% of the oxygen content in the surrounding air-saturated water. The pH at the shell surface dropped to 7.9 in darkness. We measured a mean gross photosynthetic rate of 8.5 ± 4.0 nmol O2 h−1 foraminifer−1. The net photosynthesis averaged 5.3 ± 2.7 nmol O2 h−1. In the light, the calculated respiration rates reached 3.9 ± 1.9 nmol O2 h−1, whereas the dark respiration rates were significantly lower (1.7 ± 0.7 nmol O2 h−1). Experimental light–dark cycles demonstrated a very dynamic response of the symbionts to changing light conditions. Gross photosynthesis versus scalar irradiance curves (P vs E o curves) showed light saturation irradiances (E k) of 75 and 137 μmol photons m−2 s−1 in two O. universa specimens, respectively. No inhibition of photosynthesis was observed at irradiance levels up to 700 μmol photons m−2 s−1. The light compensation point of the symbiotic association was 50 μmol photons m−2 s−1. Radial profile measurements of scalar irradiance (E o) inside the foraminifera showed a slight increase at the shell surface up to 105% of the incident irradiance (E d).
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The 24-year-old winger played a key role in the Eagles' promotion campaign last season but missed the start of the current season due to a hamstring injury.
He has featured in Palace's last four matches after returning to full fitness and is now targeting a second victory of the season against Everton at Selhurst Park.
"It will be a very tough game," Bolasie said. "Roberto Martinez has got them playing very good football.
"They've always been a good team and they've always worked hard, but they've added that footballing style to their game now, which will make it tough for us.
"I always want to test myself against the best and right now Leighton is up there with Ashley Cole as one of the best full-backs in England.
"I'll be looking forward to that battle because I want to prove to people that I can cut it in the Premier League.
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Pierce "a little bitter" Ray Allen went to Miami, but they're still "brothers"
Aug 3, 2012, 3:26 PM EDT
I think Paul Pierce and the Celtics players are handling Ray Allen's departure to the Miami Heat better than some of the fans.
That doesn't mean they are really happy about it. As example A, I bring you what Paul Pierce told Celtics.com when asked if he had talked to Allen since he signed with the Heat (transcribed by CSNNE.com).
"Couple texts. You know, I'm a little bitter that he went to Miami, but he's still a brother of mine."
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"It's going to be a little weird, you know, but Ray made the best decision for him," Pierce said. "And that's what pretty much it's all about. You get in these situations, you get in free agency, you make a decision what's best for you and your family. Ray will always be a brother for me. If it wasn't for him I probably wouldn't be wearing a championship ring. So the things he was able to do for this organization will never be forgotten."
Allen was expected to move on, and while coach Doc Rivers tried to take the blame the fact is Allen didn't like coming off the bench behind Avery Bradley and he didn't like how often Rajon Rondo was getting him the ball. He wanted a change, he wanted to be wanted rather than being shopped at the deadline.
It's just that he found that in Miami that galls the Celtics faithful.
But what Rivers did turning that team over to Rondo was what was best for the Celtics; Rondo is the playmaker. Starting Bradley was best for the team. The moves Boston made this summer — bringing in Jason Terry for one — makes Boston better. Rivers and the Celtics didn't do anything wrong, they were just moving past Allen.
Except now he still stands in their way. And the Celtics will get to see him on opening night.
By the way, the thing Celtics fans should take away most from the Celtics.com interview is Pierce saying his knee is 90 percent right now.
- 1972wasalongtimeago - Aug 3, 2012 at 3:45 PM
Hey Jennifah Ayahniston (bad attampt at typing a boston accent)….. Brad likes Angelina mowah than you. Get ovah rit cawksuckah!
- truthhurtstoo - Aug 3, 2012 at 4:29 PM
ah… the ole' creakers still stinging. Wait, till Allen is raining threes down on them while they try to clog the lanes. Ray wants to win…. who can blame him?
- andyhr17 - Aug 3, 2012 at 6:12 PM
Wouldn't Allen be one of the "creakers" you're referring to? You're insulting the guy you're defending in the same sentence.
- jimeejohnson - Aug 4, 2012 at 9:39 PM
Insulting, defending: sounds like politics!
- dls612 - Aug 3, 2012 at 3:53 PM
They tried getting rid of him for the past couple of years. Then you take away his starting role, which he handled it with class. And they aggressively went after Terry! Then made it very clear he wouldn't be the starter. But then when they knew Miami was interested they tried that no trade clause contract. Ray saw rite through that sh.t and bounce! They tried to keep him from making Miami a bigger threat than they are now. But nice try.
- lakerluver - Aug 3, 2012 at 4:07 PM
Jason Terry backing up Bradley is better than Ray Ray backing him up. If Pierce and KG play well I actually think the C's will be better next season than they were this past season.
- passerby23 - Aug 3, 2012 at 5:57 PM
There would be no bitterness if he signed with any other team. If he had signed with Charlotte or New Orleans or something, everyone on the Boston Celtics would be saying "We understand he made the best choice for him and his family." But the Heat? You can't beat your rivals, so you joined them? I'd be bitter too.
- jimeejohnson - Aug 4, 2012 at 9:40 PM
Extremely erudite of you to say that. With Steve Nash the Lakers have got to be better, too.
- anotheryx - Aug 3, 2012 at 4:15 PM
They are in year 6 of the 3 year plan now… somehow it's still not sunk yet. A long shot and more than a little leaky, but just might be enough if the wind is blowing the right way.
- misterdreamer119 - Aug 3, 2012 at 5:57 PM
Ray Allen is done. He's been done. There was a Big 3 in Boston the last 3 years and that Big Three was KG, Pudgy Pierce and Rajon.
- paulhargis53 - Aug 3, 2012 at 6:31 PM
truth isn't the sharpest tool in the shed.
- rrussellndfan - Aug 3, 2012 at 11:24 PM
Allen is a beast some of you are fools. Can't wait to watch it rain in Miami!!
- boilerup1869 - Aug 4, 2012 at 7:02 AM
Grammar check this article please
- jimeejohnson - Aug 4, 2012 at 9:41 PM
Calling the Grammar Police, it's an emergency!
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rgr that!
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Burton Levin served in Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand (where he was Deputy Chief of Mission), and as Consul General in Hong Kong from 1981 to 1986. From May 1987 to September 1990 he served as U.S. Ambassador to Burma. He retired from the Foreign Service in October, 1990 to head the newly opened Hong Kong Office of the Asia Society. In August 1995 Ambassador Levin retired from the Asia Society to take up a teaching position at Carleton College as the Sit Investment Visiting Professor of Asian Affairs.
Ambassador Levin graduated from Brooklyn College with a B.A. in history in 1952 and earned his Masters degree in International Affairs from Columbia University in 1954. He did graduate work in Chinese Affairs at Harvard during 1964-65, and was a Visiting Fellow at the Hoover Institute, Stanford University during 1973-74 and a Visiting Scholar at Harvard University during 1986-87. In June 1993 he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Law degree by Carleton College in Minnesota. He is teaching a class at CMC this semester as Freeman Foundation Visiting Professor in Asian Affairs. His lecture is sponsored by the Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies. Lunch is served at 11:45 am. The lecture begins at 12:15 pm.


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Unsurprisingly we are seeing a bit of consolidation after the major moves of Monday, with cable holding above the 1.7810 support, and GBPEUR sitting close to 1.4500.
Data for today includes the German IFO Business Climate survey at 09:00, followed by the minutes of the last Bank of England meeting at 09:30. If some members voted for a cut in rates we could see further sterling weakness against the Euro. UK Q4 GDP also comes out at the same time, and again, a disappointing figure could hurt sterling.
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text: Hey all. This might be a silly question but I can't find the answer anywhere- How does one switch virtual terminals in OpenBSD 2.3 mac68k? I just recently got Obsd running on a MacIIci here mainly for fun, but also for the experience. Also is there no way to have the machine boot right into OpenBSD? At this point I am forced to boot into MacOS first and then run the booter. With only 8Mb of RAM, its a little bit tight, but it works :D Unfortuantely the IIci is not the most high performance machine around. Oh well what do you expect to get for $50 (what I paid for it) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nicholas Merrill 24 Hour pager: 917-381-0500 Voice: 212-966-1900 President / CEO http://www.calyx.net Fax : 212-966-3965 Calyx Internet Access 13-17 Laight St. NYC, NY 10013 Email: nick_(_at_)_calyx_(_dot_)_net ----------------------------------------------------------------------------


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We are backing up to tape daily 'retention 1 week', weekly 'retention 27 days' & monthly 'retention 1 year'
We've noticed that the catalog only goes back 1 month
With only 1 month of catalogs how can we restore files older than this period
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Ok so in that case you would need to run a new catalog job when you want to restore data from nay tapes that are older than your truncation period - the tape in questiion will also have to be in the library as we can't regenerate a truncated catalog without having the actual tape present. As such a daily catalog job is a very odd choice as you would really only need to do a catalog job just before you need to do a restore and after you have made the required tape available.
If the tape is still in the library then no need for an inventroy (or scan job) however if it has been removed then you will need this step befroe running the catalog (which matches what someone told you earlier in this thread.)


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For almost 30 years, anyone moving to South Walton has been familiar with the name Sugar Beach Interiors.
The interior design/decorating and furniture store has been a fixture in Miramar Beach for as long as most can recall, and has helped most in the area with decorating, design, art, home accessories, and furniture needs.
Owner Karen Waterfield was a student at Florida State University when she saw a note on the school's bulletin board saying that a design firm at Sandestin was looking for designers. Her parents came down from New Jersey to look at the area with her and thought it was lovely.
"There was not much here then and you could look out on the Gulf from 98 as this was before there were condos in the way," she said.
After graduating in 1980, Waterfield moved here knowing no one.
In 1986, she felt it was time to venture out on her own and opened Sugar Beach Interiors in the building that now houses Brocante on U.S. Highway 98 in Miramar Beach. The store remained in that location until 1990.
Waterfield built the building Sugar Beach Interiors now occupies on U.S. Highway 98, just past Seascape, and is one of the few businesses that can claim the recognition for this length of longevity in this area, surviving hurricanes, oil spills, and floods.
And at 24 years in the same location in the same building, Waterfield experienced flooding at Sugar Beach for the first time after the recent floods the area experienced.
"We had no water damage before, not even during Opal," she said. "I think the retention ponds just had so much water already in them that there was no place for it to go."
However, she only had 1 inch of water in the warehouse on the north side, and the showroom only a tad on the rugs, she said.
But, to dry things out and do some painting, she went ahead and closed for a few days. They have now reopened and business is back to normal.
Sugar Beach Interiors is a residential design firm, and Waterfield said most of her work is on 30A, at WaterColor, WaterSound, Naturewalk, and she does a lot at Sandestin.
"We are a licensed design firm, and it does make a difference," she said. "Would you want your attorney to not be licensed? We do construction, remodeling, and help clients who are doing construction. We help them hire a contractor."
As for what is in and what is not, Waterfield said, "Styles change every year to two years like a fashion industry."
Right now, she is primarily seeing lots of watercolors such as light grays, soft blues, soft aquas, oranges, yellows, and a little lavender.
What's out is gold, brown, russet, and all dark colors.
Lighter woods are in, which are coming from over seas, such as acacia wood, and bamboo.
No dark woods such as cherry or mahogany are being used.
One thing that's different in her business today from the early days, she said, is the use of the internet.
"People still want to come in to a real store and see furniture and accessories firsthand and sit on them, but they bring pictures in that they printed off the internet of what they like," she said. "I see they are watching too much HGTV and think things can be produced instantaneously. It doesn't happen overnight. Extreme House makeover is not realistic. A five-day makeover does not produce quality. It's a progression."
As more people from all walks of life discover our paradise, Waterfield declines to comment on who they might be.
"I have worked with some famous people, but the famous people who come here don't want it known they are here. A lot of people know where we are now and find us. But they don't want stalkers," she said.
Visit Sugar Beach Interiors at 11974 U.S. Highway 98W in Miramar Beach.
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as a parent is maintained; all of these may be considered together in many studies. These complexities of depression are important in determining who is most impacted.
For screening programs, when an adult is identified as suffering from depression, it is important to identify if that adult is a parent, if the spouse/partner is also depressed, or if one or both are at risk for depression, has been diagnosed with depression, if both parents have been diagnosed with depression, or if one or both parents have been diagnosed with other comorbid conditions (i.e., substance use, trauma). Identification of these issues in both parents is necessary. It is also important to note when depression or symptoms of depression were identified in the parents: prenatal, postpartum, the first year of the child's life, the first 3 years of the child's life, the first 5 years of the child's life, or throughout childhood into adolescence. However, the overriding concern with screening is the lack of available and effective resources and knowledge needed after an adult is identified with depression as a result of a screening procedure.
Closely related to etiology is consideration of factors that are associated with increased risk, as contrasted with resilience, among children of depressed parents. Kraemer and colleagues (1997) refer to risk as a predisposition of an individual or a population to a negative outcome. In the field of mental health, these negative outcomes can be measured in terms of the onset, severity, and duration of a disorder or the frequency and intensity of individual symptoms or clusters of symptoms. Individuals and populations at risk have an increased likelihood of developing symptoms or more severe pathology than the population as a whole (Rutter, 1987). The magnitude, or degree, of risk is measured by the probability of a specific negative outcome in the presence of a risk factor versus the probability when the risk factor is absent. The odds of adolescents developing depression are greater for those who are exposed to a parent with a history of depression compared with those whose parents have no such psychopathology.
A risk factor is a feature of an individual or the environment that increases the probability of the occurrence of a negative outcome. Risk factors, however, do not explain the processes through which these factors influence the likelihood of an undesirable outcome. In contrast, risk mechanisms or processes describe the intervening paths that connect risk conditions with specific dysfunctional outcomes (Garber, 2006). In the case of parental depression, it is not merely the presence of psychopathology in the parent that leads to psychopathology in the children, but the processes that result from the disorder (such as a biological predisposition, including


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April 11, 2012
STANFORD, Calif. -
Lamar University's Matt Johnsen turned in the second-fastest time in school history in the men's 10,000 meters as he faced an elite field at the Stanford Invitational on Friday.
Johnsen turned in a clocking of 29 minutes, 25.70 seconds as he finished 16th in his section. His time was the 26th fastest in Division I this season.
"That was Matt's first 10K," Lamar coach Trey Clark said. "He ran an extremely smart race. His goal was to run 29:30 in order to solidify a spot in the first round (of the NCAA West Preliminaries)."
Johnsen, the Southland Conference Student-Athlete of the Year for men's cross country and men's indoor track, as well as the Southland Conference's Runner of the Year for indoor track, didn't have much time to savor his effort. After flying back to Beaumont the day after the race, he flew to Poland on Monday, in order to compete in the World University Cross Country Championships on Saturday.
"Our plan for Matt after he returns from Poland is to let him recover from racing and traveling, and let him prepare for the Southland Conference Championships and the NCAA Championships," Clark said.
The Southland Conference Championships are set for May 11-13 in San Marcos, Texas. The NCAA West Preliminaries are scheduled for May 25-26 in Austin, Texas. The NCAA Championships are in Des Moines, Iowa, from June 6-9.


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A few weeks ago, I expressed mild astonishment that Fox News chief Roger Ailes had allowed so much of his political orientation to show in an interview with the Daily Beast's Howard Kurtz. Now he's done it again — only more so.
With at least two Fox News personalities taking heat over their perceived role in a mass shooting in Tucson, Ailes sought to defend them in an interview with hip hop mogul Russell Simmons.
"I told all of our guys, shut up, tone it down, make your argument intellectually," he told Simmons. "You don't have to do it with bombast. I hope the other side does that."
Ignore, for just a moment, the irony of the man who called NPR executives "Nazis" from "the left wing of Nazism" instructing anyone, even Glenn Beck, to drop the bombast and "tone it down." What's more interesting is his "I hope the other side does that.
It's interesting because, according to the official fiction Ailes has put forth since Fox's founding, Fox isn't pulling for one team or the other; it only seems that way because every other media institution is so far left.
Maybe it's a good thing that Ailes is being so frank about Fox's politics. Maybe he's to be applauded for dropping the pretense that his network, alone among the world's media outlets, represents the uncontaminated will of the people. I don't know. What I do know is that Ailes didn't used to say this sort of thing in public, and now he's done it twice in two months.


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Rihanna definitely seems like a gal who isn't afraid to get what she wants, and it sounds like she wants Joe Jonas. That would explain why she's apparently sexting the 21-year-old Disney star! "They met when Joe did a song with Rihanna's ex Chris Brown, and recently she's been bombarding him with raunchy text messages,†a source told ShowizSpy. "She keeps laughing to her mates that she wants to take him on the wildest ride of his life.â€Â
The middle Jo-Bro has been linked to some pretty steamy women in his young life, including Ashley Green, Demi Lovato and Taylor Swift. Yet he still remains single, saying that he's "always looking for the right person." Is the sexed up Rihanna the one who can win/corrupt his young heart? Riri may be bad, but she's certainly good at it! And there's definitely something deliciously bad about a perpetually bikini'd older woman putting the moves on the young promise-ringer.
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Lomography Week 3 Competition Winners
For our third and final week of competition with Lomography we asked viewers to contribute a photo on the theme 'It's Nice That They're Nice'. Although the title was a little convoluted, the submissions were anything but, with a brilliant crop of over 1,500 being sent. Here are the ten winners.
Hey Drofla, congratulations on winning the competition, can you tell us a little bit about who you are and what you do?
I am a high school student and am an artist and photographer. I love underwater photography!
What is your photo about, and why did you think it fit the 'It's Nice That They're Nice' theme?
My photo is with my new Nikonos V camera that takes 35 film. The concept behind the photograph is to capture the fluidity of human nature by completely separating the being from the Earth. By doing so, you can capture the unexplainable personality that is only visible underwater.
What's the first thing you're going to photograph with your new Diana Mini?
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Estella's Brilliant Bus signature event is the annual Road to #YesWeCode. This is a road-‐trip that brings together 100 students on buses to meet with hundreds of other local students at each stop on a historic multi-‐city tour of local cultural heritage landmarks and locations that include hands-‐on technology learning activities. Estella's Brilliant Bus's "Road to #YesWeCode" is merging computer-‐programming with on-‐the-‐go entrepreneurship training offering three exciting programs: Basic Coding Workshops, Mobile App Build, and Basics of Tech-‐Entrepreneurship. The final destination is the participation in the #YesWeCode Hackathon and Technology Village, held at Essence Festival in New Orleans, over 4th of July weekend.
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Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg believes he has a good handle on his clubhouse despite the fact that four of his players, by word or action, have been critical or disrespectful of him over the last two weeks.
"Yes, yeah," Sandberg said when posed with that question on Wednesday afternoon.
Cole Hamels was the latest to show displeasure with Sandberg. He was visibly perturbed when Sandberg removed him from Tuesday night's game after the pitcher allowed a game-tying home run in the eighth inning. Hamels had thrown just 84 pitches to that point, but had struggled in the previous inning.
After the game, Hamels used calculated non-answers to avoid questions about the situation before abruptly ending his interview session with reporters (see story).
Sandberg sought out Hamels on Wednesday afternoon.
"I had a brief conversation with him," Sandberg said. "It wasn't a big deal. He was upset with what had happened in the seventh inning and he was upset with the leadoff home run (in the eighth) when he had a chance to go deep in that game. But he knew that he was in there for an at-bat-at-a-time style of situation. And the home run erased that possibility."
Hamels did not follow baseball protocol and wait for Sandberg to arrive at the mound before he started off the field. He handed the ball off to Sandberg in stride as he began to exit the field. Kyle Kendrick pulled the same act, even more dramatically, 11 days earlier in San Francisco and the next day apologized for "showing up" his manager.
A person with knowledge of the situation said Sandberg was ticked off by what Hamels did. Publicly, however, Sandberg absolved Hamels of disrespecting him.
"You know what, I gave him a verbal when I was about six feet from the grass, 'Hey, we're going to pick you up right here, Cole. Nice job,'" Sandberg said. "So he thought that that was the release to let him go. I just clarified that with him. He was upset about the home run."
In addition to the actions of Kendrick and Hamels, pitcher David Buchanan and outfielder Domonic Brown have made comments that were interpreted as being critical of Sandberg in recent days. Sandberg had next-day meetings with both players.
You can blame this on the frustration that has developed over the course of a long, losing season, but a pattern of criticism and disrespect directed toward the manager seems to be developing.
Sandberg was asked if he was alarmed by the incidents that have occurred.
"I just deal with it and have conversations," he said.


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McKibben to address Vt. lawmakersJanuary 28,2013MONTPELIER Environmental activist Bill McKibben will speak to the Vermont Legislature about climate change and how it relates to the state.
House Speaker Shap Smith said Friday hes invited McKibben to speak Wednesday afternoon.
Vermont Public Radio said McKibbens been supporting a campaign to get resolutions on town meeting day ballots that oppose the shipment of tar-sands oil across northeastern sections of the state.
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