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Brother charged in Putnam stabbing
SCOTT DEPOT, W.Va. — A family dispute turned deadly in Scott Depot, W.Va., just after 1 a.m. Wednesday.
Members of the Putnam County Sheriff's Department were dispatched to Thomas Drive in Scott Depot for reports of a domestic dispute with injuries. Upon arrival, deputies discovered Michael Facemyer, 36, on the front porch of the residence with multiple stab wounds to the arm and torso. He was transported to CAMC's Teays Valley Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
His brother, 25-year-old Jonathan James Facemyer was later arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the case by members of the Putnam County Sheriff's Department and the Hurricane Police Department.
He was incarcerated at 7:05 a.m. Wednesday at Western Regional Jail in Barboursville. As of press time on Wednesday, bond was denied pending arraignment.


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In OneNote 2010 New Features, David Rivers demonstrates the new and enhanced features in Microsoft's robust application for gathering and sharing information. The course reviews OneNote 2010 interface features, including the Ribbon and Backstage View, and workflow enhancements such as quick filing, linked notes, and Word styles. It also teaches new and improved ways to collaborate on notebooks with others. Exercise files accompany the course.
In OneNote 2010 you can now easily create a link to any existing page in a notebook or even to a new page by simply typing the wiki link syntax. Let's give it a try using our Conference3 notebook here. With the Main Event section or tab selected and the Schedules tab under Pages selected, you'll notice we have a short note here that kind of,shows us the various days in our Conference and we do see Workshops, and there is a Workshops tab that already exists. So let's click in front of the W in the first Workshops for Day1 and add the syntax you may be accustomed to if you're familiar with wiki pages.
It's simply brackets. We're going to put the left brackets in before the W, two of them. And those square brackets need to appear on the right-hand side as well. But we'll use the right-hand brackets. And as soon as you hit the second one on your keyboard, watch what happens. It turns into a link. And as we hover over that link, you can see it's going to take us to the Workshops section because it already exists. So we click once and it takes us directly to the Workshops tab. That's an existing section. What about creating new pages? We can also do that.
Let's just click to the right of Pre-Conference Workshops. Let's say we want to create a new page for Post Conference Workshops and create the link from this page to that page. All we have to do is start typing. Again, we are going to use the same syntax. We will start with a couple brackets on the left. And now we will type in Post Conference Workshops. That's the title we want for our new page. We add the two brackets on the right. And watch what happens after you hit the second one. There it is.
We've created a link to Post Conference Workshops that never existed until now. It automatically created the new page, Post Conference Workshops. When we click there, you can see we've got our new blank page and we are ready to start adding the details for this particular page. And of course, if we want to create links there's other ways to do them as well. Let's just type in some text. We'll just click anywhere on the page and type in Go to Pre-Conference Workshops.
And we can select that text and create a link out of it. We can do that by going up to Insert. You'll notice the Links group has a Links button, click that, and now we see a list of all our notebooks, sections, and pages. So in this case we are going to expand Workshops. We want to go to Pre-Conference Workshops so we select that and click OK. We've created a link to that particular page. We can test it by clicking it. Sure enough it takes us right back there. So you can see we've got all kinds of cross links through our various pages in our notebook.
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As you probably know, the highly anticipated Steven Spielberg movie about Abraham Lincoln has just hit box offices. Over Thanksgiving break I had the opportunity to go and see it with my parents. I was pretty excited due to the fact that it has received great reviews from critics and viewers alike as well as the fact that I'm a history major and am really interested in Lincoln. I didn't know what exactly to expect as far as the movie itself because the trailers are fairly vague.
I was pleased to discover that the movie was not just the typical, long, boring biographical movie. It was a narrative of a certain time period–in this particular case it was when the Civil War was in decline and Lincoln was pushing to pass the 13th Amendment to the Constitution that was to outlaw all forms of slavery and involuntary servitude in the United States. It was as if one of the articles we read in the beginning of the semester came to life, except for the fact that it would have been a memoir based on personal experience. That's what makes a movie like Lincoln more interesting in my opinion. The story is not told through one man's eyes–it follows the story itself and all of the people involved through a spectator's (the audience) view. Spielberg got the us, the audience, to identify ourselves with historical figures like Abraham Lincoln, Thaddeus Stevens, and William Seward and even got me to laugh at Lincoln's 19th century jokes and realize through visuals how beloved a president he was.
I don't exactly know how historically accurate Lincoln, is (I'm sure Professor Pinsker would have a thing or two to say about it!) but it brings to millions a story that every American needs to understand and truly immerse themselves in.


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Chatham Park project back on track
After rocketing from the early stages of planning to near-approval in November, only to be delayed for Pittsboro's new mayor to take office, the Chatham Park development is again inching forward.
The Pittsboro Board of Town Commissioners recently voted on several dozen items from a consulting group's list of recommendations, approving most of them. The hiring of that consulting group was what swayed the opinions of many who had been previously hesitant about — or outright dismissive of — the massive development that could add as many as 60,000 people to the town that now has a population of 4,000.
Pittsboro Matters was the largest organized group that had voiced concerns over the development, arguing for an outside consultant's view. Many in the group are concerned about the 7,000-acre-plus Chatham Park's impact on small businesses, the environment and other facets of life in Pittsboro and eastern Chatham County where the park would be located.
"We strongly support your approval of all recommendations of the [consultant] as soon as possible," in order for work on the master plan to move forward, the group wrote in a letter distributed at the meeting.
Some in the audience — which was well over the posted capacity of 45 people, many of them from Pittsboro Matters — grumbled loudly whenever the commissioners rejected or tabled items in the report during the meeting, which lasted late into Monday night.
The commissioners ultimately approved most of the 39 recommendations.
Yet Monday's votes didn't necessarily set anything in stone. Town Manager Bryan Gruesbeck said the consultant's plan simply creates a framework for future actions and conversations with Preston Development, the company behind Chatham Park.
Commissioner Michael Fiocco said flexibility is important, especially because developers estimate it could take up to 30 years before Chatham Park is finished.
"I don't think this is the board saying 'take it or leave it," Fiocco said. "This is us saying what we want."
Mayor Bill Terry said there will be more public hearings, and he invited the developers to continue communicating with the town officials and staff. The commissioners also voted Monday to look into setting up citizen review panels for the project.
"The back-and-forth can and should continue," Terry said.
One of the major suggestions the commissioners approved was to require either at least 30 percent of the development to be designated as nature conservation areas, or to require all areas considered "ecologically sensitive," plus 5-10 percent more land, be set aside.
Commissioner Bett Wilson Foley said the Briar Chapel development just north of Fearrington set aside nearly 60 percent of its space for conservation. However, she suggested that she could agree with a plan focused specifically on ecologically sensitive areas, even if it came out to a lower percentage.
"Me, personally, I'm in favor of density away from the watershed so you can protect those important areas," Foley said.
The town tweaked another recommendation to make the developers responsible only for road projects connected to the development. Fiocco argued it would be unfair to make them responsible for off-site projects, as had been suggested, and the rest of the board agreed.
Fiocco also tried unsuccessfully to have the board reject uniform height limits for Chatham Park buildings.
He said the developers ought to be able to plan buildings however they envision them, and officials like the fire marshal could always deny plans that would be unsafe or cause other issues. He also said taller buildings are better for the environment because they reduce sprawl.
At that point, some in the audience shouted that tall buildings would block people's views of nature, and Foley argued it would be more sensible for the developer to seek exemptions rather than to put the burden on the town. The board agreed with her and voted to keep the suggestion for height limits.
The board also rejected a suggestion to prohibit any development until a small area plan is adopted, saying that other projects have been allowed to develop up to 15 percent of their land while waiting on such a plan.
It appears, then, that one of the first projects could be a 20-bed hospice facility. Also on Monday, the board unanimously approved a wastewater allocation request from Chatham Park Medical Office and Hospice. That step was required before the facility can have its development plan approved.


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A little while ago I told you about MyGreatFest, the world's first iCommunity meet ever. Well I have a few updates on the event for you. The first is that their full website is now live! The website offers a wealth of information on the event and is being updated daily. This information tells you about various things like the date and venue of the event, the team and what the actual event is all about. You can check out the website at mygreatfest.net.
The next update is about the date of the event. The event was going to be on the 23rd September 2011, but it has now been moved to Saturday 17th September 2011. MyGreatFest have announced that the event is going to be held at The Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London. Tickets for the event will also be on sale soon!
More information about the venue and how to get there can be found at mygreatfest.net. Also iPhoneHelpr, a member of the MyGreatFest team has produced some floor plans to get an idea of what it will be like:
MyGreatFest will also be opening a merchandise store on their website, which will be selling MyGreatFest related goods including T-Shirts and hoodies:


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Over 56 years ago -- Jesus Christ Saved me
Maynard A. Howe, Jr.
On a farm near a small town in central Minnesota, February 21, 1909, I entered this world. My mother passed from this life one week later of complications from childbirth. My father was raised in a Baptist family but after my mother's death he never entered a church in the 21 years that I lived on the farm. He told me years later that he turned against God, blaming God for taking my mother. Farming was hard work in those days because we had no tractors, no milking machines and machinery was horse driven. The house had no electricity, the heat was by hard coal stove and the roads were not plowed in winter. We walked 2 miles to grade school and 3 1/2 miles to high school. Dad had no automobile so we traveled by wagon or sled in winter. There were two places I heard the name of Jesus all those years. When dad lost his temper, he swore a streak. But in town at my grandfather's house, my grandfather prayed in Jesus' name and he read his bible daily and talked to me about God, but I did not seem to understand.
After leaving the farm at the age of 21 years, I got a job learning printing at $6 for a 44 hour week. I had a room in a boarding house where four other young men lived. There I learned to smoke and drink and gamble. All of us worked hard six days a week and Saturday night was "fun" night. Dancing and drinking and girl friends, and occasionally going fishing, was how we spent our free time. None of us went to church--except two fellows made their "Easter duties" so to be a "continued Catholic."
One of my aunts, seeing how wayward I was becoming, got me to join the YMCA. There I took up wrestling and judo and in two years won the Twin City and the State Championships and later the Northwest Championship. All this kept me out of the bars and cigarette smoking. But I was very restless and at my aunt's suggestion, I "tried" several churches -- Catholic, Methodist, Swedenborg (you ever hear of that one?) But religion did not satisfy my restless spirit.
The landlady where I roomed had a married sister who occasionally came to visit and she always said to me: "I have a niece I want you to meet." Well, I tried to avoid her as there was another aunt across town who wanted me to date her niece too. But one Sunday afternoon, after sleeping "one off," I was called to come down to dinner. There it was, it had all been planned to meet the niece.
Months later, she informed me she couldn't marry me, as I was a heathen, I had no religion whatsoever. She was a seven-day a week Catholic going to mass every morning. Taking the course of Catholic instruction was not hard. After several weeks, the priest sprinkled water on my head. Weeks later the bishop laid his hands on my head and prayed for me to receive the Holy Spirit. Nothing changed in my life -- my habits, my speech or desires, nor my restless spirit. But I had religion -- but my religion was only once a week on Sunday for one hour. Confession, communion, beads, prayer book and even though I had three years of Latin in high school, the mass was "Greek" to me.
I purchased an interest in a printing firm. Joining several business clubs, a hunting club, and a "better your life club" did nothing for my very restless spirit. During the war, training the inductees in hand to hand combat and disarming techniques was fun, but I knew it would not last. I sold the business and worked for a large firm as a supervisor in charge of seven departments which kept my mind occupied, but at night, why was I having those disturbing dreams" Why was I so dissatisfied?
One evening my wife told me she met a neighbor lady in the grocery store who testified that you can know you are saved and she quoted one scripture to my wife--Matt. 15: 17-20. Curious and desiring to know why that lady could eat meat on Friday, and we could not, my wife started attending the bible studies in a house down the street. A few weeks later, two of the men came to visit us. I proceeded to give them a couple of judo lessons to show them I had a "hobby" as well as they with their "Jesus hobby." They left the house a bit slower than when they came, but they "blessed me in Jesus' name." I was not at all pleased with that and thought they would be angry and never come back with their "Jesus saves hobby." But in a few days, a couple visited and led my wife to salvation in Jesus Christ. I told them I was OK and did not want to change my religion.
My wife later told me she had a peace in her heart that she had never known before. I could see it in her face. Twice I went to hear these converted Lutherans and converted Catholics. The one who led the services was a former Lutheran pastor who preached for seven years before he discovered he was not saved. But pride kept me dry, restless and discouraged with myself. Then one night I found myself in a home meeting in Minneapolis. A few songs, a couple of testimonies and a short message from the bible. It was 1 John 5:13 that prompted me to exclaim: "Sir, I would like to believe that, but I am a Catholic and you are reading out of a Protestant Bible."
Then a little elderly white haired lady who reminded my of my paternal grandmother came over to me and asked me: "If you would read it out of a Catholic Bible, would you believe it?" Yes, I answered. I would believe it. She opened it to 1 John 5:13 and asked me to read 1 John 5:13 -- it read and meant the same. So I took her bible and looked in front for the Bishop's imprimatur and also looked to see if she had pasted the page in a Protestant Bible. She had me read it over a couple of times and it told me if I did not believe God had given me eternal life, I would make God a liar. In a few minutes, a load fell from my shoulders. I went to my knees and scales fell from my eyes, as I heard, saw and believed Jesus bore my sins in His body on Calvary. His blood was shed for cleansing my sins, salvation was a gift, it could not be deserved, earned or purchased. It was the next day -- January 17th, I was nearly 33 years old and I remembered 12 years before when I had left home, my grandmother had said: "Maynard, you may leave us and be many miles away, but you can never get away from God or our prayers for you."
In the Baptist Church, we received good teaching on how to live as a believer. We enjoyed learning the songs and God's word. After three years, I was ordained a deacon. I read God's word on my knees most of the time. Soon the Lord began to open my understanding to see the truth of being filled or baptized in the Holy Spirit. I discussed this with the Pastor. But he told me when you get saved, that's it. There were too many scriptures I could not reconcile with what he said. So each night after my work shift, I sought the Lord and prayed His word back to Him.
One night it was as if the heavens opened and I was filled with love, fire and power and two days later I worshipped the Lord Jesus in tongues. As a result of this experience, our home began to fill up every Friday evening with hungry Lutherans, Catholics, Baptists and searching Pentecostals. As a result, after a year or more, we rented a building and people continued to come. That building filled up. We purchased a church building downtown and in a short time, we outgrew that one. So we purchased another older and larger building. Many people were healed and filled with the Holy Spirit. God brought in leaders to serve with me.
As the age of 50 years, God called me to begin to evangelize. He opened a door in the far north of Manitoba, Canada, among the Saultex and Cree Indians. At that time, many of the villages were in roadless areas. Travel was by canoe or fish planes that used floats in summer or skis in winter. The Lord confirmed His word by healing the sick, delivering those who were controlled by demons. Many were set free of bad habits and most who repented of sins were filled with the Holy Spirit as they came out of the baptismal waters. God raised up several churches among them.
After 18 years up there, I was asked to assist some missionaries in the Philippines, Guatemala, Mexico, and Belize, Central America, and a couple other countries. This we did for several years and we were blessed to see many believers filled with the Holy Spirit and sinners, healed and delivered of bondages. Now at the age of almost 90 years, I have been trying to encourage native preachers by sending my bible studies, cassette tapes and tracts free of charge. We are able to send financial help to some as we receive offerings to help them get out the good news. So far, we are assisting 14 native workers in ten countries.
All praise, credit and glory goes to our Glorious God.


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Roof collapses on Duke East Campus
Early Wednesday afternoon, a ceiling in a classroom in the West Duke Building collapsed.
Classroom 202, which was empty at the time, is on the second floor of the East Campus building, located on the corner of West Main Street and Broad Street. The building, which contains classroom and office space, has been evacuated until further notice and is closed.
According to preliminary reports, officials are looking into whether a drop-down acoustical ceiling collapsed, taking with it some of the original plaster ceiling.
"A structural engineer will evaluate the entire building to assess and determine if there are any other vulnerabilities," said Kyle Cavanaugh, vice president for administration and Duke's emergency coordinator. "The building will be closed until we it can be determined to be safe."
Cavanaugh said that all classes in the building will be rescheduled or relocated until the building reopens.
Just before the ceiling collapsed, an instructor and students were in the room and heard sounds around the ceiling tile. The class left the room and called the Duke facilities management department, and a mechanic responded to the scene.
"When he got here, he was at the edge of the room and started hearing a cracking noise and stepped out of the room and watched the ceiling come down," said Tom Trabert, director of facility operations.


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Jan. 29, 2007
WORCESTER, Mass. - Senior Kaitlin Foley (Albany, N.Y.) has been named Patriot League Baden Player of the Week for the first time this season and the second time in her career while freshman Bethany O'Dell (Lincoln, R.I.) has been named Patriot League Baden Rookie of the Week for the third time.
Foley averaged 19.5 points and 5.0 rebounds per game in a 2-0 week for the Crusaders. In Saturday's win over Lehigh, Foley netted a season-high 24 points, going 9-for-10 from the field and 6-6 from the free throw line. Versus Colgate, the senior center had 15 points and three blocks.
O'Dell averaged 17.0 points, 5.5 assists and 4.0 rebounds per game. On the week she shot 59.1% from the field and 53.8% from beyond the arc. Against Colgate on Wednesday, the freshman guard poured in a career-high 24 points, connecting on 5-of-6 attempts from long range and 9-of-10 shots overall. She added 10 points and two career-bests with seven assists and six steals in a victory over Lehigh on Saturday.
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Dr. Charters co-authored Kandahar Tour: The Turning Point In Canadas Afghan Mission. The book tells the story of Task Force 1-07 from its training for war and peace-building in Canada to its efforts in the frontlines of the struggle to rebuild a shattered society and restore hope in a land where there was little.
Waving together the complex threads of Canada's effort in Kandahar was made possible through open access to Department of National defense and Canadian International Development Agency documents, and remarkably candid interviews with diplomats, aid workers, Mounties and solders of all ranks. Kandahar Tour's story is not finished; it will continue to unfold. Nevertheless, in the aftermath of Operation Medusa, the first half of 2007 marked Kandahar's turning point as all aspects of Canada's missions encompassing diplomacy, aid, reconstruction, and mentoring.
David Charters holds his doctorate from the University of London. He is also and author of The Chequered Past: Sports Car Racing and Rallying in Canada, 1951-1991 (2007), and of The British Army and Jewish Insurgency in Palestine 1945-47 (1989).
Charters served for twenty years as Director of UNB's Centre for Conflict Studies, and is currently a Senior Fellow of its successor, The Gregg Centre for the Study of War and Society, and is Editor of its Journal of Conflict Studies. Since 2005 he has been a full member of the Department of History. Dr. Charters is currently the Department of History's Director of Majors. From 2008 to 2010 Dr. Charters served as President of the Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies, and from 2005 to 2008 as a member of the Advisory Council on National Security.


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TUF 16 Coaches Pass Pre-Fight Drug Tests | MMA News
Nice to finally see good news in the realm of MMA drug test results. TUF coaches Shane Carwin (12-2) and Roy Nelson (17-7) have both passed their pre-fight drug test for The Ultimate Fighter 16 Finale which is set to take place on December 15th, at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The NSAC passed the news on to several MMA media sites earlier today.
The card is free and broadcasts on FX networks at 9:00 p.m. ET.
The Coaches have been verbal adversaries to one another for some time and will get the chance to finally settle their differences in a heavyweight tilt.
As for the random testing, an independent company, VADA (Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency), has been put into the MMA spotlight recently as the favored choice for several UFC fighters as their main source for random drug tests to be carried out on both themselves and their opponents to confirm that PED's are out of the question.
For Carwin, he has been under light scrutiny for the fact that he had suffered a severe back and knee injury. Not at all to say he was using PED's that have been banned, but instead just to make sure he wouldn't receive any surprises when handed back failed post-fight test if he had been chosen at random.
This recent successful test of two heavyweights comes as a bright ray of sunshine as 2011 and 2012 saw a mounting number of fighters banned for a large list of substances.
The card is stacking up to be an exciting one and with the coaches set to fight, it will make for a fantastic free card.
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I bet ol Carwin pulled a Thiago Silva move and try to use animal piss haha, for sucha big roided up bastard hes definitly a sneaky one, getting around the feds and what not.
REgular state athletic commission testing is a joke at best. I mean they don't test for EPO's, HGH, synthetic testosterone or any of the newer "designer" type steroids which are undectable with standard testing.
VADA testing would have exposed Carwin and he knew it and that is why he didn't want anything to do with it. Carwin showed he had a lot to hide by turning down the best testing avaiable. I have no respect for carwin because its obvious he has been using steroids for many many years
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Sanford, Terry, 1917-1998
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Sanford, Terry, 1917-1998
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- found: But what about the people?, c1966: t.p. (Terry Sanford) about the author (elected Gov. of N.C. in 1960)
- found: U.S. Cong. House. Comm. on Transportation and Infrastructure. Terry Sanford Federal Building, 1998: p. 1 (H.R. 3982; to designate the Federal building located at 310 New Bern Avenue in Raleigh, North Carolina, as the "Terry Sanford Federal Building"; Terry Sanford, b. in Laurinburg, N.C., in 1917) p. 2 (1961, governor of North Carolina; U.S. senator, 1980s-1993)
- found: SSDI, Dec. 12, 2000 (Sanford, Terry; d. 18 Apr. 1998)
- found: Biographical directory of the United States Congress online, viewed September 25, 2012 (Sanford, (James) Terry, a Senator from North Carolina; born in Laurinburg, N.C., August 20, 1917; died in Durham, N.C. on April 18, 1998)
- found: Biog. dir. of the U.S. Congress website, July 1, 2014 (Sanford, (James) Terry, a Senator from North Carolina; born in Laurinburg, N.C., August 20, 1917; attended Presbyterian Junior College; graduated, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1939; graduated, University of North Carolina Law School 1946; special agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation 1941-1942; parachute infantry, United States Army 1942-1945; North Carolina National Guard 1948-1960; assistant director, Institute of Government, University of North Carolina 1946-1948; lawyer in private practice 1948-1960, 1965-1969, 1985-1986; North Carolina State senator 1953-1955; Governor of North Carolina 1961-1965; president of Duke University 1969-1985; elected as a Democrat to the United States Senate on November 4, 1986, for the unexpired term of John East ending January 3, 1987, and for the six-year term ending January 3, 1993, and served from November 5, 1986, to January 3, 1993; unsuccessful candidate for reelection in 1992; chairman, Select Committee on Ethics (1992); resumed the practice of law in North Carolina and Washington, D.C.; died in Durham, N.C. on April 18, 1998; interment in Duke University Chapel)
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2box Drumit 5 - opinions?
I've heard good things about these (expandable memory, sample upload, super quiet for apartment drumming), but they're super pricey, sort of cheap looking (don't know how they feel) and currently only available outside of the US.
Anyone know anything about them? They just announced that Tama retailers in the states are going to be carrying them beginning in May 2013.
What do you think these things will retail for here?
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I have one.. I auditioned all e kits that I could and the only one I might prefer is the Roland td-20 and 30, but you know they cost triple.
My only complaint is the bass drum pad design, it's a tad flimsy. Very happy with the 2box overall.
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I've heard especially good things about the module. But yeah, the pads look a tiny bit flimsy.
Are you in UK? What did it cost there?
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It's only the bass drum pad, and it just wobbles a bit much when playing hard. They should have secured the top part somehow IMO.
The module is very cool, a ghost note sounds like a ghost note and not a snare hit at low volume as with most other e-kits.
I'm in Australia and here they retail for 4k, but I rang around and paid closer to 3k.
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Being imported by hoshino (tama) now coming in in June ,. I ordered one from guitar center. anybody who handles Tama can order this unless you gotta see it . I ordered one blind, heard too much good stuff about it and it is only gonna get better and better. Watch out Roland. Here we come!
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I find the 2box sets a bit cheaper and found a used tdw-20 instead.
they work great. and being able to put on your own sounds was good. cymbal samples were better too.. its a newer brain........ but i hit pretty hard.. and they wobble and shake alot...
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Here's a little vignette for Fountain Tire and Canucks.com, featuring interviews with Keith Ballard and Ryan Kesler. The best stuff comes courtesy of Ballard, who gives us some insight into why he never gets any ice time. Turns out it's because:
1) He has scoliosis and borderline osteoporosis.
Ballard has every ailment short of bulging discs. How much do you think Mike Gillis knew when he traded a 1st round pick and a Calder finalist for Mr. Burns?
2) He sucks at shooting.
His exact words: "They don't even let me shoot in practice in the shootout [...] Have you seen me shoot? You wouldn't let me shoot either." Wayne Gretzky, who coached Ballard in Phoenix, once said to him, famously, "You miss 100% of the shots you, Keith Ballard, take." Revisionists later replaced "Keith Ballard" with "don't", and made a buttload of money on motivational posters.
3) He thinks that being clutch means not falling down.
Suffice it to say, if you've watched Ballard for more than a handful of games, you know he's not clutch. He knows it too. Do you think confidence is an issue for Hips? I'd say so. His shootout strategy is as follows: "I'd just try to get a shot on net, put my head down and skate back to the bench." Here's a pro-tip for Keith Ballard: when hanging your head in shame is part of your move, you're setting yourself up for failure. Someone told me that on a date once.
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Now that Port Charles has been saved by the evil pathogen you would think things would be slowing down to a much calmer pace. Not so! Sam's swapped baby storyline is just heating up, and so is Kate's. The residents may have avoided certain death but destruction for some seems to be on its way.
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Everyone is running an extremely high fever and complaining about how hot they are, even passing out from it. Yet, Sonny, Jax and Todd never once took off their damn suit coats. Really? It was almost distracting that they kept them on. Meanwhile, Johnny has on a loose-fitting shirt but it is covered in crazy sweat stains.
The baby!
So Tea hired arguably the worst nanny in history to care for little Victor/Daniel. At this point it doesn't seem crazy Heather has an end game in mind other than snatching the baby at some point. If she doesn't leave soon she is sure to be caught by cops looking for her for murdering that nurse. And finally - finally - someone is seriously putting the pieces together about finding Sam's baby. What will the show do without Jason considering not one person on the medical staff at General Hospital (ahem, Steve) even thought to question the fact the blood types were off and medical conditions appeared and disappeared out of nowhere. Very disappointing, Dr. Lee!
The Falconeri girls:
Impending death has a way of creating some very heartfelt scenes on soaps, and the exchange between Olivia and Kate was sweet and cute, if not a little sappy. And when they were each making out with the "loves of their lives" while getting sprayed with antiserum was certainly a little much. And seriously, how can Olivia think Steve is the love of her life. That LSD certainly is hard to shake!
Jason and Liz:
It is hard not to analyze every scene with Jason, whether he is with Liz or Sam. Knowing he is leaving it seems these two are getting closer while he and Sam are finally finding some closure. Most people lost the last 20 minutes of the show on Friday, so it is unclear what Liz said to Jason when she finally sat him down, and what he said in return. Drama!
RIP Cook:
Never seen but always talked about, nameless Cook will certainly be missed. We even have Cook's chicken tarragon to thank for Tracy's first run in with Joe Jr. One of the pathogen's only casualties, someone had to go and her time was up.
This week was certainly more exciting than emotional, but when Emma asked Patrick if they would get to see Mommy again if they did not get better was too much! This little girl can act and her interaction with Patrick makes him come off more sympathetic. It was great to see Edward Quartermaine pop in for a brief visit and his gift of life for the little girl.
The Warehouse Crew:
Formerly known as the One-Percenters, Carly and her group of past, current and potential suitors could have been played better. These scenes were not as dynamic as they should have been considering the group that was hanging out together waiting for Jerry, but it certainly got things rolling with Jax, who is sure not to leave Port Charles until he finds out what Johnny and Todd are hiding. Plus, it was awesome seeing Shawn in action and him and Sonny hitting the waves on a boat.
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Thanks to a well-timed phone call by Natalie, McBain was able to successfully cut the red wire of the bomb, inspired by her hair color. Interesting how much they try to impress that McBain loves Natalie and Liam while simultaneously pushing him and Sam together.
Kate's baby daddy problem:
Just as Kate and Sonny have decided to move full force toward a blowout wedding in Port Charles, her world is about to be turned upside down with the return of Trey, her supposedly long-lost son, with his dad and her rapist, Joe. Michael knows the score, and between his and Starr's suspicions, this is about to be blown wide open. What do you think will happen to Kate and Sonny's wedding? Vote below in our General Hospital Poll: Sonny and Kate's wedding.
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Vision54 was founded by Lynn Marriott and Pia Nilsson on the concept to which Annika Sorenstam adhered, that anything is possible, even birdieing every hole and shooting 18-under par 54.
A mini-tour player from Rockford, Ill., got it half right in a Hopkins Tour event last week, the Summergrove Classic in Newnan, Ga.
Jeff Kellen, 25, who played college golf at Illinois State, shot 27 on the back nine at Summergrove Golf Club by birdieing every hole.
"The only time I had been more nervous [than on the 18th tee] was the first time I competed in a web.com Tour event on the first tee," he said of the Air Capital Classic in 2013.
Kellen shot 38 on the front nine, despite receptive greens softened by rain. "I hit it fairly well, but made a couple bad scoring mistakes," he said. "I knew I had to shoot 30, at least, to make the cut."
He went pin seeking on the back nine, where the longest birdie putt he had was an 18-footer at the 17th hole. Everything else was inside 10 feet. He reached both par 5s in two and two-putted them for birdie. "Probably the toughest of them was 13, a long par 3 with a tucked pin over water, with water short, right and long," he said. "I hit a 7-iron to eight feet."
Kellen finished tied for 20th. Odd stat: He played those nine holes in the second round in nine-under par and finished 54 holes at nine-under par.
"I want to get to the PGA Tour," he said. "I feel like a player with a lot of ability and athleticism, but technical skill has always been my weak part. I'm one of those players that has gotten better every single year, just not in leaps and bounds.
"At Illinois State I played against Luke Guthrie and Scott Langley [University of Illinois player now on the PGA Tour]. I feel I can achieve that level."


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Catholic Central sweeps Wausau Newman to win D4 title
Ashwaubenon - Boosted by a strong serving and a strong start, Burlington Catholic Central's girl volleyball team beat Wausau Newman in three games at the Resch Center to win the WIAA Division 4 state title Saturday morning.
The 25-15, 25-18, 25-22 victory netted the Hilltoppers (38-9) their second straight state title and fifth crown in the last seven years.
Junior outside hitter Megan Wadsworth led the team with 13 kills to go along with 11 digs. Maggie Smith, a senior outside hitter, had 11 kills and nine digs. Senior Kelly Gould accounted for 28 of the teams 34 assists.
The Hilltoppers also finished with nine aces - Smith and sophomore Abby Tweet had three each and Gould had two - and in general kept Newman (29-11) out of its offense for much of the match with their serves.
"We served to our spots or zones and we served aggressively," Central coach Mae-Mae Oberhofer said. "That is something we relied on the whole year because we play such big schools, so one of the ways we can control their height is to serve aggressively and we work on that every day at practice."
Central strung points together in bunches in the first two games. It scored the final eight points of the first game, a run that included each of Smith's aces. In the second game, Tweet served a run of six straight points that gave the Hilltoppers a 13-4 lead.
The third game was a different story. Central led, 14-6, but Newman clawed back and eventually took its first lead of the match.
The Hilltoppers, however, tied the match, 22-22, on a block by Gould and Wadsworth. That was followed by three straight strong serves by Tweet, including one that went for an ace. Smith's kill closed out the victory.
"We had team chemistry," Smith said. "We really meshed well together this year. We had fun every time we were out on the court. We had love for the game and love being out there playing for our school and for our team."
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In a live demo of Iron Brigade(A Game About Love) on this week's Giant Bomb's Thursday Night Throwdown (1:54:00), Brad Muir of Double Fine let slip that they'd totally be on board for Psychonauts2 if a big sack of money was dropped on an unspecified table.
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Hello All, I hope things are going well. Basically I have the question related to opening the Small business ( starting business ) in Washington D.C US. i am foreigner I hold an European Union Member state citizenship. The thing is that i have called to the lawers regarding opening business in here but nobody responded to my phone call asking into the appontment. Can anybody tell me, is this hard for me to open let's say an LLC? does th US have kind of organization that helps in that questios? I mean basically i have no idea to whom I need to write and to what institution i need to deal with, as I'm foreigner and I have limited time to open the business. Is this possible to have a legal LLC or any other type or business within 26 days? Please advise and thanks, Andrew
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The last four tossups will all go Obama. I got all 50 states right.
The last four tossups will all go Obama. I got all 50 states right.
And as I said, the Democrats should trot out Mark Warner in 2016. He'll win Virginia with ease and may even swing North Carolina.
Krauthammer offering to write prescriptions for anyone in the FoxNews audience who's depressed. LOL. Start with yourself, dingbat.
This, by the way, is where the entertainment factor kicks in high gear. It doesn't matter who would win. It is a virtual guarantee that either Fox News or MSNBC would have gone in full out crazy mode. Fox News is doing that now, it seems.
Charles Krauthammer: "Obama won but he doesn't have a mandate because he ran a negative campaign."
Not every human is a manipulative, opportunistic, letch... or at least that's what I'm told.
All of you Obama lovers can eat **** and die. I gotta do something else for a little while before I wind up getting WAY TO REAL in here. As some know, most people cant handle heavy doses of reality. If I get real right now, it wont be pretty.
Bill Belichick on "putting the tape on"
Colorado measure legalizing marijuana passes
And now his fires have gone out.


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Business Journal: 10.08.06
Laredo Chamber gives award to Port's Bonilla
Port of Corpus Christi Chairman Ruben Bonilla was awarded the Order of Los Dos Laredos by the Laredo Chamber of Commerce. This year the Laredo chamber presented the award to three individuals whose labor in the promotion of trade on a regional basis exemplifies the "Los Dos Laredos" spirit of cooperation and collaboration between two countries. Other recipients are Joseph Krier, president/CEO of the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and Daniel Pena Trevino, mayor, Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.
Executive suite
Brush Country Bank promotes Evans, Garza
Brush Country Bank in Freer has promoted Delilah Evans to assistant cashier/ loan officer and Sara Garza to assistant cashier/note department supervisor. Evans has been with the bank for six years and Garza has been with the bank more than 20 years.
Whited becomes VP at Frost Bank-CC
Frost Bank-Corpus Christi has promoted Cheryl Whited to executive vice president and regional manager, Financial Management Group, Downtown Corpus Christi. Whited earned a Juris Doctorate from St. Mary's University Law School in San Antonio, a Master of Education in guidance and counseling from Georgia State University in Atlanta and a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Wellesley College in Wellesley, Mass. She has 26 years experience in probate law, estate planning and trust administration. The bank also promoted Sharon Pittman to senior vice president, Financial Management Group, Downtown Corpus Christi Financial Center and named Michael Landin to personal banking officer, The Village Financial Center and Nicole D. Tubbs to assistant Financial Management Group officer, Downtown Financial Center.
Shelia Poldrack joins Caring Senior Service
Caring Senior Service of Corpus Christi has named Shelia Poldrack as administrator. She was an agent with Century 21 and has more than 20 years of healthcare experience. Caring Senior Service is a private-duty San Antonio-based company providing personal, non-medical assistance services to the elderly and infirm in their residence.
Submit announcements by e-mail: nbusiness@ caller.com. By fax: 361-886-3732. By mail: Business Journal, Corpus Christi Caller-Times, P.O. Box 9136,Corpus Christi, TX, 78469.


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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
© Copyright 2015 Gwinnett Daily Post
ATLANTA -- An independent lawmaker in the Georgia House of Representatives said Wednesday that he is considering becoming a Republican, a decision that could give the GOP a supermajority in the General Assembly.
Rep. E. Culver "Rusty" Kidd of Milledgeville told The Associated Press he will request meetings with senior Republicans and is considering joining the party. His decision matters because Republicans ended Tuesday's election one seat shy of a two-thirds majority in the House of Representatives. If Kidd changes parties, the GOP would secure the majority they need to overturn gubernatorial vetoes or send proposed constitutional amendments to voters without support from Democrats.
The Republicans effectively won a supermajority in the state Senate on Tuesday night. One of the elections was a special primary for a vacant seat that arose when former Sen. William Hamrick stepped down to become a judge. In that race, the Republican candidates who finished in first and second place in Tuesday's primary will compete in a Dec. 4 primary runoff. The eventual Republican nominee is heavily favored to beat a Libertarian candidate in the Jan. 8 special election.
Kidd said in an interview that he saw little difference between centrists in both parties.
"We all have the same philosophy," he said. "We've got our weirdos on the left, our weirdos on the right, but the mainstream thinks alike."
Kidd appeared irritated that state Democrats assisted challengers running against him.
"I don't owe the Democratic Party a damn thing," he said.
Winning a two-thirds majority, often called a supermajority, in the House and Senate would prove a Republican accomplishment. It was only a decade ago that Sonny Perdue became the first Republican to become governor since Reconstruction following the Civil War. Republican control of the state Senate came that same year, followed by the House of Representatives two years later.
Rep. Stacey Abrams, the Democratic majority leader, said her party did help candidates running against Kidd because the party viewed his district as an opportunity to pick up another seat.
"If he decides to change his allegiance to the GOP, that sends a significantly different signal to the constituents who elected him as an independent," Abrams said.
If the Republicans ultimately get a supermajority, the extent to which they could use it remains unclear. GOP lawmakers have peeled away from their party when local interests or personal ideology trumped party politics. Republican Gov. Nathan Deal has few quarrels with the GOP-dominated Legislature, meaning lawmakers rarely see vetoes from the governor. Deal said in an interview that he did not think a Republican-led supermajority would fundamentally change Statehouse politics.
"Simply saying that you have a supermajority who call themselves Republicans doesn't mean that they all agree with each other," Deal said. "And you see that regardless of whether it's the Democrats or the Republicans."
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kevin 2 years, 8 months ago
Let's see if he votes "Republican" or just changed to get elected in Georgia.
rco1847 2 years, 8 months ago
The people elected him as an independent and for his independent postion. He's already a fraud.