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ICIS 2009 held two social events at the conference host hotel - J.W. Marriott Desert Ridge Resort
Opening Reception was held
Tuesday December 15th, from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m., Grand Assembly.
Participants kicked off the ICIS 2009 Conference while meeting and socializing with friends and associates. Hot hors d'oeuvres and appetizers were served while participants could experience the true Southwest through the music provided by the strolling Mariachis throughout the evening.
The Southwest menu included adobe chicken quesadillas, Portobello mushroom empanadas, mini burritos, salsa, guacamole, warm black bean dip and chips, and assorted taco bars. Each guest will received one free alcoholic drink. (Cash bar was also available).
Social Gala was held
Thursday December 17th, 6:30 – 9:00 p.m., Grand Saguaro ballroom.
Conference-goers had the ultimate Wild West experience. Guests were entertained by a live country western band and had the opportunity to learn how to do the most famous western dances including Boot Scootin', Electric Slide, Doesy-Do, Western Swing and line dancing.
Attendees could travel back in time and become an Outlaw, Lawman, Saloon Girl or Wild Woman of the West! Professional wardrobe and photographic staff were on hand to work their magic and capture the Wild West on film. Each participant was given one 4" x 6" sepia-toned photograph in a handsome cardboard frame.
The smorgasbord of fine Western hospitality included chili bars, salad bars, mesquite grilled New York Strip and chicken, baked potato bars, cowboy ranch style beans, corn bread and rolls, Dutch oven fruit cobbler, and state fair chocolate dream cake. In addition each guest received one free alcoholic drink. (Cash bar was also available).


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Following up on the family-friendly goodwill of Hugo, Martin Scorsese is making a movie about an adorable snowman that...is the calling card of a serial killer.
So, maybe not so family-friendly. Based on a Norwegian crime novel by Jo Nesbo.
The Snowman
Started by Tyler , Nov 21 2011 03:54 PM
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A few months ago I downloaded and started listening to the Nesbo audiobook, but it's so grim I just couldn't take it. I stopped about a quarter of the way through it, wondering why people had a taste for such stories -- including myself (I'd liked the Dragon Tattoo books to which Nesbo's work is sometimes compared).
I have my limits.

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MONTGOMERY COUNTY - A woman charged with two counts of vehicular manslaughter, and one count of vehicular aggravated assault, in a wrong-way crash near Conroe changed her plea Thursday to guilty.
As the trial opened prosecutors released surveillance video showing Nicole Baukus' truck headed the wrong way down the North Freeway near Highway 242 on June 29, 2012.
The 23-year-old woman was traveling northbound in the southbound lanes of the freeway and slammed head-on into a car carrying three people. The car's driver, 19-year-old Nicole Adams, was killed and a passenger in the back seat, 18-year-old Travis Sanders, also died. A third person in the car, 21-year-old David Porras, was critically injured.
On Wednesday, prosecutors released surveillance video from On the Rox Sports Bar and Grill showing Baukus on the night of the fatal crash drinking 17 shots and four beers, within 5 hours, and then stumbling to her truck.
Her blood-alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit. Prosecutors said she also had drugs in her system.
Baukus' plea change came an hour and half into the fourth day of testimony.
"I think in the face of overwhelming scientific and circumstantial evidence that she intentionally drank and she intentionally drove while she was drunk and killed two people. She technically really did not have much of a choice," said Montgomery County Assistant District Attorney Warren Diepraam.
Baukus broke down in tears as she was handcuffed and taken into custody inside the courtroom.
The surprise plea change stunned victims' family members.
"I was crossing my fingers when the lawyers went back in chambers. Me and the other family members of the victims said a prayer. And she changed her plea! Flabbergasted I guess understates it," said Fred Saunders, the father of Travis.
For over a year the families of Travis Saunders and Nicole Adams watched the drunk driver that killed their loved ones walk free. Now Baukus is behind bars and they hope she stays there a very long time.
"Please don't let my son die in vain. Don't let these other kids die in vain," said Fred Saunders.
Baukus faces a total of up to 60 years in prison and prosecutors plan to seek the maximum sentence.
"Because of all the evidence that we have introduced, the callous nature of the defendant in this case, the impact on the community and the impact on young people everywhere that are watching this case," Diepraam said.
As Fred Saunders continues to grieve his son's death he said what he wants most is for people think twice before drinking and driving.
"He is home with Jesus and that is awesome. But I miss him. A piece of my soul is gone," he said through tears.
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can't you just click on the homebrew channel to load it?I'm up to Chapter part 1- WAD installs after formatting my card and loading summer 5 on the card the wii starts up with the regular wii menu. How do I launch HBC? I tried pressing "home" on my wiimote.
Thanks for your help the other day. I was able to reinstall BootMII to the Boot 2. But I'm still having the same problem I had before. Meaning when I'm in the Homebrew Channel and I press the Home button on my wii remote and then click launch BootMII, my tv screen goes dark and my Wii disc drive just slowly blinks blue. I can't actually get into BootMii. I must be missing something obvious. I mean I have the bootmii folder on my sd card with the 3 files, bootmii.ini, armboot.bin, and ppcboot.elf. Please help.
If it is installed as boot2, why not just reboot the wii so it loads like it is supposed to?
that's what I thought, but when I reboot the Wii just goes straight to the channel screen.
Dear Mauifrog,
When you make updates/changes to your most excellent guide would it please be possible to you to make note of any new changes to the first post so there is an easy place to read your changes, what they are and when you made them?
Personally I think that would be a super addition to this thread.
If there is a changelog already I have missed it and would appreciate you pointing it out to my blind self.
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CUTHBERT -- Ellen Jones Hudson, 91 of Cuthbert died July 18, 2013 at Joe-Anne Burgin Nursing Home in Cuthbert. Graveside funeral services will be conducted Saturday, July 20, 2013 at 11:00 AM in East View Cemetery in Cuthbert with Rev. Jackie Williams officiating.
Mrs. Hudson was born October 3, 1921 in Clay County, Georgia, daughter of the late Johnnie Clarence Jones and Hennie Mae White Jones. She was preceded in death by her husband, Billy Hudson and two sons, Kenneth Hudson and Gregory Hudson. She was a member of The First Baptist Church of Cuthbert, a charter member of Randolph Little Theater and attended Andrew College.
Survivors include a daughter, Gwen H. Dawkins of Cuthbert, a sister, Vivian Roland of Elkton, TN, 4 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
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Devils sign another, younger Zajac
Jul 7, 2013, 9:35 PM EDT
The Zajac brothers – Travis and Darcy – could find themselves on the same NHL team next season.
The New Jersey Devils signed the younger Zajac brother, Darcy, to a two-year, two-way deal, according to the American Hockey blog.
Travis Zajac is entering his eighth season with the Devils. In 2013, he scored seven goals and had 20 points in 48 games, as the Devils failed to qualify for the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Darcy Zajac, who turns 27 years of age in September, has spent parts of the last four years in the American Hockey League.
The last three seasons, he has played with the Albany Devils, but was not under contract with New Jersey.
In 2012-13, the right-handed shooting center scored nine goals and had 17 points in 67 regular season games with Albany.
- jcmeyer10 - Jul 7, 2013 at 9:52 PM
And their oldest brother hosts Jeopardy.
- nj666 - Jul 7, 2013 at 9:55 PM
I think the dead horse beating of a joke you tried is the Wheel of fortune host.
- mikebel11 - Jul 8, 2013 at 3:50 AM
I, for one, enjoyed the joke despite the game show host mix up and would like to call into question the first responders credibility with claiming it's beating a dead horse. Now I don't live in New Jersey and maybe it's different there but I feel we could use more Pat Sajak jokes.
- hockeyflow33 - Jul 7, 2013 at 9:58 PM
I think you mean Wheel of Fortune
- jcmeyer10 - Jul 7, 2013 at 10:31 PM
Ahh a bad joke meets a fitting end.
- nj666 - Jul 7, 2013 at 9:53 PM
He'll spend most of this time in Albany, but who knows maybe he'll make the big club.
- 950003cups - Jul 7, 2013 at 10:05 PM
Useless contract.
- stcrowe - Jul 7, 2013 at 11:50 PM
Another in a line of younger brothers of Devils stars. Jordan Parise, Mike Pandolfo Stephen Gionta… If the trend holds up, it looks like Travis is headed to another team.
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This reminded me of a MIT TechTV video of a career lecture given by Dr. Peter Fiske to grad students and post-docs. In it he relates how if they treated MBAs the way they did STEM Ph.D candidates (he has both), they'd bring them in on day one, send them off to start a company and to come back in 5 years at the IPO. The STEM PhD is lead out to the edge of knowledge and told step off and find their way. Of course, the MBA would never return if successful having already achieved their own lab, independent funding and even their own students.
The video is 'Putting Your Degree To Work! Career Strategies with Peter Fiske'. The MBA comparison starts at minute 24.
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PC DVD works but not MAC DVD?
I have a late 2008 MacBook Pro 2.8Ghz Core 2 Duo/Mavericks 10.9.2. I just went to install Rocksmith but the MAC DVD only spins a few times then ejects. However, the PC DVD spins up and mounts (but obviously won't install). Any ideas? Thanks
Is this the Mac OS X install DVD of some description you describe as the MAC DVD? They are Dual Layer discs and Windows single. Maybe the drive is not a DL or perhaps is failing as slot loaders do have a high failure rate. If this is the Rocksmith DVD have a look at this thread from Apple Discussions:-
Thanks Harry.
It's the MAC DVD that came with Rocksmith along with the PC DVD. I just found out I don't need to use either DVD's and instead I can use Steam to install it with the Activation Key only.
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- Introduction
- International Law
- Court Decisions
- Crime
- Prisons and Penology
- Death Penalty
International Law
In the most significant development in international law during 2002, the International Criminal Court (ICC) came into force on July 1. Despite objections by the U.S., the ICC garnered the requisite 60 ratifications among United Nations member states and opened its permanent headquarters in The Hague. As of October, the ICC had obtained 81 ratifications. Citing concern that Americans abroad would be the victims of false allegations, the U.S. in May submitted a formal renunciation of the American signature to the ICC treaty; the U.S. had signed the treaty in December 2001 but never ratified it. Israel submitted a similar letter in August. Following the withdrawal of several U.S. military observers from the UN mission in East Timor and American threats to veto a continuation of the peacekeeping missions in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia, the Security Council guaranteed a one-year amnesty from ICC prosecution to nationals who were from countries that had not ratified the treaty and who were serving in official UN peacekeeping operations. Included in this group were American, Russian, and Chinese personnel. The Security Council indicated that it would renew this exemption on a yearly basis.
Despite the formal announcement regarding its position on the ICC, the U.S. continued to be concerned about the reach of international law as represented by the court. The U.S. launched a full-scale diplomatic effort to reach bilateral agreements with more than 150 countries that would promise to provide immunity from ICC prosecution to Americans abroad. As of October, about a dozen countries had signed such agreements with the U.S. In late September the European Union (EU) gave its member states permission to negotiate such accords but only for U.S. soldiers and officials—and only if the agreements specified that the U.S. would agree to prosecute the accused in American courts instead. These conditions met with dissatisfaction in the U.S., where the administration of Pres. George W. Bush continued to argue that unconditional immunity was needed to protect Americans from "politically motivated" prosecutions. In January Britain negotiated a similar agreement with the Afghan interim government. That agreement protected the troops from several nations working with the International Security Assistance Force stationed in Afghanistan from prosecution by international tribunals.
The International Court of Justice.
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued two rulings of importance to international law in 2002. In October the ICJ decided a territorial dispute between Nigeria and Cameroon in favour of the latter state. The Bakassi peninsula, rich in natural gas and oil reserves, was the disputed territory. Nigeria's claims rested on self-determination, as most of the inhabitants of the territory were Nigerian. Cameroon's claims stemmed from a 1913 treaty between colonial rulers Britain and Germany, which gave the territory to Cameroon.
In February the ICJ had ruled in a case pitting the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC, formerly Zaire) against Belgium. The DRC had instituted proceedings against Belgium following the latter's issuance of an arrest warrant in 2000 for Abdulaye Yerodia Ndombasi, foreign minister of the DRC at that time. Yerodia was accused of crimes against humanity for his role in inciting a massacre of Tutsi in Kinshasa, the capital of Zaire in 1998. The warrant was issued under Belgium's law that established universal jurisdiction of the Belgian courts over grave violations of humanitarian law regardless of where, by whom, or against whom they were committed. The DRC contended, and the ICJ agreed, that Belgium had failed to respect customary international law regarding the immunity of incumbent heads of state and, by extension, official representatives of that position such as a foreign minister. Although initially the DRC's position challenged the legality of the entire Belgian law, the DRC changed its claim to focus only on the issue of ministerial immunity. The ICJ found that the issuance of the warrant, even though it was never executed, violated Yerodia's immunity because, by exposing him to arrest abroad, it interfered with his ability to conduct his official duties. This ruling forced Belgian courts to reconsider a similar warrant that the government had issued against Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.


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Daily Dispatch: Workers Begin 50 Mile PilgrimagePosted on September 13th, 2012
WalMarch Dispatch: Day 1
With the support of community, clergy and elected leaders includg Asm. Norma Torres, warehouse workers launched the WalMarch, a 50-mile, 6-day pilgrimage from Southern California's Inland Empire to Downtown Los Angeles.
Workers and their supporters are calling on Walmart to take responsibility for working conditions in its Inland Empire warehouses. As the largest retailer in the world, Walmart effectively dictates the standards of operation in the logistics and distribution industry, which impacts the lives of 85,000 warehouse workers in Southern California.
Want to know more? Check out yesterday's photos from the picket line and today's photos from the WalMarch. Read the press release here or see our coverage in the press. Watch the video here.
Voices From the March
"We are supporting warehouse workers today because we are struggling with the same oppression as Walmart Associates."
- Maria Ledesma (Walmart Associate, OUR Walmart Member)
"Any company or organization that treats a human being less than civil should be confronted because the people who are mistreated are our brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, friends, and family."
- Alex Avila (Community Supporter)
"It's critical that we support workers who are taking a risk to improve their working conditions."
- Irv Hershenbaum (United Farm Worker First Vice President)
"I was a warehouse worker for 3-4 years as a temporary worker through Arrowstaffing agency and I'm supporting the warehouse workers today because I know what horrible conditions they are experiencing."
- Michael Castillo (Community Supporter & Former Warehouse Worker)
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The last time I shopped at walmart, maybe a year ago now, I was so disgusted by a manager to employee group seesion of discipline/pep talk meeting he was conducting right in the middle of the store. He was actually treating all the employees sub human verbally. He acted like he was scolding a pet while trying to potty train. There have been other isolated incidents I have witnessed previous to this also. I hate to see good hearted, hard working, and above all else, senior citizen employees forced to endure this type of treatment. I won't support that store because of the management. Woodhaven, Michigan


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News from the Heights If you need more information, call Le Moyne's Office of Communications at 315-445-4555 or contact via email Joe Della Posta or Molly McCarthy. Read past issues of the magazine MAAC Grants Year Extension to Le Moyne College
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (For Immediate Release) … Le Moyne College has been notified that the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) has agreed to allow the College to maintain its league schedules for men's baseball and women's lacrosse for the 2007-2008 academic year. While allowing Le Moyne to keep its current schedule for the two Division I sports, the decision upholds the conference's vote earlier this month to drop Le Moyne as a MAAC associate member.

 "Le Moyne has enjoyed its partnership of almost two decades with the MAAC," said Le Moyne Athletic Director Matthew Bassett. "It is clear we have operated model programs in both baseball and women's lacrosse including several conference championships and NCAA appearances. We are disappointed that the MAAC no longer values that partnership, but now is the time to move forward with the best interest of our coaches and student athletes in mind."

 "We will compete as Division I programs in both baseball and women's lacrosse for the 07-08 academic year, and that continuity is a good thing for our student athletes," Bassett added. "Our teams have high quality, high profile, Division I schedules already in place and our coaches anticipate fielding very competitive teams this coming year."

 In announcing its decision, MAAC Commissioner Richard Ensor stated that this arrangement provides a scheduling mechanism for Le Moyne to transition into a different alignment after the 2007-08 academic year. The College would not participate in conference standings, statistics, awards or the championship, and would not pay conference dues. Ensor also stated that this decision maintains the principle that all MAAC associate members must be full NCAA Division I members in all sports.

 "We will begin immediately to explore every option that considers conference affiliation and divisional classification," stated Bassett. "We are well positioned with a top 100 baseball program, a women's lacrosse program with an RPI in the 20's, and an institution that is widely recognized for its broad based academic and athletic success. That creates a great sense of optimism for us."

 Le Moyne received word on June 14 that the MAAC, due to changes in its by-laws, had voted to drop Le Moyne from the conference, effective immediately. The by-law change stated that all members of the MAAC must have all sports competing at the Division I level. The two sports are the only ones at the College that play in Division I; Le Moyne's other 14 sports are Division II.
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The immortal tale of Judas
by, 7th August 2011 at 03:57 PM (604 Views)
This is a little story I wrote a couple of months ago that I found on my google docs account. I realise this should probably go into the Writer's Workshop but I didn't want to overshadow everyone else's work so I'm posting it here to spare my fellow authors' feelings ;)
So, without further ado:
There once was a young man named Judas who had an incredibly troublesome snake. It writhed and wriggled, slinking under his sheets while he slept and wrapping around his neck, cutting off oxygen and causing his dreams to meld into crazy malevolent blurs even lewis carroll would recoil from. then, he was saved from this terrible fate by his often-overlooked penis. It sprang to attention, ready to plunge forth into battle against the equally-phallic reptile currently wrapping around her (yes, it's a her) master's neck.
"YOU SHALL NOT PASS!" it bellowed, waving its shaft furiously at the impeding danger. The snake, thinking it had found some prey that was going to be even easier to digest.
"RA RA, AH AH AH!" it cried at the phallus as she valiantly attempted to protect her master. "ROMA, ROM-MA-MA!"
"Shut up or I'll poke yer face," the penis retorted, with a wry smile.
The serpent hissed, stereotypically. This was the war to end all conflicts. The scaly length (oh ho, which one) twisted towards its enemy, whispering and spitting something vile and vitriolic "Boy, the way you blowin' up my phone won't make me leave no faster, put my coat on faster, leave my girls home faster!" Trouser snake vs seething anaconda. A cough, and a splutter, and the bed shook slightly. In a panic, the reptilian fiend quickly withdrew her body from the man's neck, releasing her grasp and, with mild delight, escaped to the end of the bed before the sounds of his pathetic gasping had given way to steady breaths. Judas looked down in confusion, then saw his erection and smiled fondly.
"Hello, master Judas. Did you sleep comfortably?" the penis asked of her loyal highness.
"Yes, but I had the strangest dream, erection. You see, I had a dream that a snake tried to kill me but you saved my life with your Gaga lyrics."
"That is quite the predicament, Master Judas. But, are you sure you're not still dreaming; I mean, you are speaking to your erection...."
"Quite so, old chap."
"CHAP?" the erection shrieked with fury and malice. "I AM NO CHAP, I AM AN ERECTION. A WONDERFUL, GRACEFUL, FEMALE ERECTION. You inconsiderate man. WHY DOES NO ONE RESPECT ME?"
"Dude, you're a talking penis."
"Ah fuck."
Huddled below an old woolly blanket at Judas' feet, the snake mused over the boy's nationality as she heard him mutter both 'chap' and 'dude' within a few seconds. Then she heard some rather more amorous noises and promptly fled the room. the end. or not.
With a flash of its teeth, the mongoose attacked. Ripping into the snake with all its might, it felt the need to destroy this snake, the snake that had threatened the life of its wife - the erection. With a blood-curdling shriek, it pounced once more. Scales flew in every direction as the snake twisted and turned, spewing Gaga lyrics but not knowing how to latch onto the mongoose. Hopefully, it could knock the mongoose out with its formidable pair of bollocks and its magnificently large tail.
"YOU BITCH; YOU SLUT!" the mongoose swore as it went in for the final strike.
"THAT MONGOOSE IS A MONSTER(mu-mu-mu-mu-monster, mum-mu-mu-mu-monster)!" the snake cried, hoping an ally would hear. Unfortunately, all the gaga lyrics in the world couldn't save the snake from its mortal peril.
"Ha. You stupid snake," the mongoose spat at the snake's dead, limp body. "Now, to get down to my wife!"
Judas' face had a look of incredulous curiosity and arousal when the mongoose dove onto his erection.
"We are in love," the erection said.
"Haven't you heard?" the mongoose added.
"HOW WE ROCK EACH OTHERS' WUH-HE-ORLD!" they repeated together. United by true love at last. Judas resigned himself to never again consuming so much mature cheddar and port before bed, and awoke the next day with vague memories of an awfully furry wetdream.
And then Judas remembered - how could he forget? -*he was John F. Kennedy and he had his hands on Lady Gaga. What a silly goose. Lady Gaga peered out from behind her impressive sunglasses, measuring approximately 7x4m, and smirked. JFK rapidly shook his head, a wondrous feeling washing over him as he began to realise that he was no longer trapped in that eternally damning Catholic invention of purgatory - and then President Kennedy remembered - how could he forget? - he was a Spice Girls backup dancer. Daft little sod.
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Their coats are reddish brown in color and become progressively darker with age; they also have a white 'bib' under their throats and a white ring on their rumps surrounding their tails. The long spiral structured horns sweep back and up, they are found only in males.
Despite their name it seems that Waterbuck do not like to enter the water. Females gather in herds of between two and six hundred individuals. Males keep territories of around three hundred acres during their prime. They usually lose their territories before the age of ten.
Weight: 175-525 lbs.
Height: Up to 51 inches at the shoulder.


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Cayman Islands Travel Tips
Keep in Mind...
- Hands off the reef For preservation purposes, touching the coral reef comes with a hefty fine of up to $6,000, so keep your hands to yourself when snorkeling and diving.
- Keep your currencies in check Usually, hotels quote prices in U.S. dollars, while restaurants, nightclubs and shops quote in Cayman Islands dollars. Carry a little of both currencies, and be sure to double check which one is being quoted.
- R-E-S-P-E-C-T Caymanians are, in general, very respectful of each other. Formal titles like Mr. and Miss are used before first names and greetings, and pleasantries are expected at every interaction.
The charming Cayman Islands continue to be a coveted Caribbean getaway for both adventurous and more immobile travelers. Gorgeous barrier reefs call to divers as the rum punch calls to the beach bums. Honeymooners hike through the 200-year-old Mastic Trail as parents take their children for interactive swims at Stingray City. Whichever way you choose to mellow out, the Cayman Islands can oblige.
The Cayman Islands are an archipelago of three islands, lying 90 miles south of Cuba. The largest, Grand Cayman, is full of gargantuan resorts with all-inclusive options, perfect for those who prefer pre-planned itineraries and don't mind sharing the sights with cruise crowds. For freewheeling vacationers, the less-traveled Cayman Brac and Little Cayman offer some of the best diving in the Caribbean.
How To Save Money in Cayman Islands
- To dive or not to dive Equipment rentals for diving and snorkeling are expensive, but half- to full-day sails with ferry companies can be more affordable alternatives.
- Summer in Cayman To get the best prices, plan a trip for early spring or summer, when hotel rates are up to 50 percent cheaper.
- Beachcomb for souvenirs Seashells are popular mementos, but save yourself some dough by searching the beach on your own.
Cayman Islands Culture & Customs
Take note of the Cayman Islands' dress code; swimsuits are OK on the beach or cruise ship, but you should dress more formally off the beach and in town.
The official currency of the Cayman Islands is the Cayman Islands dollar, which is roughly equivalent to the U.S. dollar. Since the Cayman Islands dollar to U.S. dollar exchange rate can fluctuate, be sure to check what the current exchange rate is before you go. However, U.S. dollars are pretty readily accepted in the Cayman Islands, as are major credit cards.
As for tipping, restaurants usually expect a 15 percent tip, though check the bill carefully because gratuity might already be added. Taxicab drivers anticipate anywhere from a 10 to 15 percent tip. Note that the service charge at hotels is usually included and ranges from 6 to 12 percent.
Cayman Islands Dining
Similar to most Caribbean destinations, your trip to the Cayman Islands is not complete without a healthy dose of seafood. The traveler-recommended Hemingways restaurant on Grand Cayman is renowned for having the finest seafood on the island and the popular Captain's Table on Cayman Brac is happy to deliver your conch fritters poolside.


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Facebook 'bug' enables account hijacking via third-party apps
No thanks to a bug in the authentication process, cybercriminals can hijack the online credentials of a person who logs in via his or her Facebook account.
Making matters worse is that Facebook is powerless to fix the bug since it is the responsibility of the third-party app maker, researcher Nir Goldshlager said.
"What does happen if the victim has an installed application (e.g. Skype or Dropbox)? Can a hacker still attack Facebook users? The answer to this question is a resounding yes. The attacker only needs to find a Site redirection/XSS on the Facebook owner app domain (that is, skype.com, dropbox.com, etc.)," Goldshlager said in a blog post.
He said many of today's sites suffer from site redirection vulnerabilities.
Yet, he said Facebook is powerless when it comes to fixing this issue.
"In fact, the developer or owner of the app needs to take responsibility for these flaws in order to avoid the potentially pernicious site redirection attacks," he said.
A separate blog post by Bitdefender said logging into an application using the social network's credentials "is like handing your house keys to people you barely know."
Bitdefender suggested that users keep their applications "to an absolute minimum" and not to authorize applications they do not use. — TJD, GMA News
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Who wants to pay serious money to see your biographical details on LinkedIn? Cynics might say: "Nobody." People familiar with LinkedIn's business model to date will say: "Recruiters." But the big answer going forward is like to be: "Sales people."
LinkedIn this week is rolling out its most advanced version yet of Sales Navigator, a $1,200-a-year tool that lets sales people in any industry hunt efficiently for potential customers who might be predisposed toward a meeting because of shared personal connections. LinkedIn says companies such as PayPal and Autodesk have been testing this service, with good results.
Think of the old saying: "It's not what you know, it's who you know." That aphorism is being dusted off by LinkedIn executives, who argue that Sales Navigator will make sales reps better connected to their prospects, and thus more productive. "Social media is transforming the way products are bought and sold," declares Sachin Rekhi, head of product management for LinkedIn Sales Solutions. "We're embarking on an era of social selling."
Among the new service's eye-catching features: users' ability to import existing contacts built up on sites such as Salesforce.com or Microsoft Dynamics. That way, LinkedIn can surface extra information about those contacts. LinkedIn also can mine those contacts' social graphs for additional insights about people who might be warm prospects instead of cold calls.
LinkedIn also has arranged ways that entire companies can pool their sales people's connections. That way, if a new salesperson in Chicago is trying to get closer to a potential customer but has no personal point of entry, she or he can still benefit from a more experienced colleague's network. (If some colleagues don't want to share their contacts, they can go dark, too.)
What's exciting for sales people, however, may be a lot less appealing — or even outright annoying — to some of their prospects. Assuming that the LinkedIn tool takes off, potential customers are likely to get a lot more calls and emails from sales people who are trying to make the most of some shared second-degree or third-degree connection. Even if it sometimes helps the sales process to say: "My brother-in-law went to college with Kate in your company's legal department," that's not a guarantee of a happy call.
In extreme cases, it's possible to envision highly prospected customers trying to block their LinkedIn accounts from pesky salespeople, or even looking for ways to extricate themselves from some or all of LinkedIn's social graph.
Mike Derezin, head of sales for Sales Navigator, says LinkedIn is mindful of such concerns. He says LinkedIn has been watching block rates and other statistics during pilot testing, and so far hasn't seen any sign of member discomfort with the service. But he does note that LinkedIn is providing Sales Navigator users with only a maximum of 25 targeted e-mails (known as InMails) to likely prospects each month. That's meant to restrain efforts to make a lot of friends in a hurry. By contrast, LinkedIn allows recruiters using its top-of-the-line search and sorting tools to send as many as 50 InMails a month.
Derezin and Rekhi, in a briefing earlier this week, said that LinkedIn's annual pricing of $1,200 per seat for corporate users of Sales Navigator is meant to be in line with rates for mainstream customer relationship management software. By contrast, LinkedIn charges more than $8,500 per seat for its Recruiter offering.
Beyond that, Derezin and Rekhi declined to provide any forecasts of how big a product Sales Navigator might become. But in past conversations, LinkedIn executives have observed that there are many millions of sales people in the United States — and far more on a world-wide basis.
That big market spells opportunity to LinkedIn, which has built up much of its $22 billion market capitalization to date by providing well-regarded, ultra-premium services to the recruiting industry. If you add up jobs world-wide, there are at least 10 times as many sales people as recruiters.


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y 5, 1964 B. LEGLER 3,131,426
APPARATUS FOR CURING FOAMED MATERIALS Filed April 25, 1961 INVHVTORS. 1- 441 9 J zqrromwsv I United States Patent M 3,131,426 APPARATUS FOR CURING FOAMED MATERIALS Bobby Legler, Lake Jackson, Tex., assignor to The Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Mich, a corporation of Delaware Filed Apr. 25, 1961, Ser. No. 105,308 2 Claims. (Cl. 18--5) The present invention relates to curing flexible elastomeric cellular materials and is more particularly concerned with a novel apparatus for rapidly curing flexible elastomeric open celled materials, as for example, polyurethane foams.
Present day commercial practice usually heat-cures flexible cellular materials for from 2 to or more hours at temperatures from about 70 to 150 C. In those few instances where time and storage area were not critical these cellular materials have been cured at room temperature. This latter method of curing usually requires several :days time and necessarily large areas where the foamed materials can be stored without stacking. It is well known that the cure is an important factor in determining the final physical properties, e.g., compression set and the like, of the cured cellular materials. Further, in large scale production, rapid cure, reducing the time cycle, or materially reducing the necessity of a large outlay in space, drying ovens, inventory, etc. would be desirable. It is an advantage of the present process that the time for curing the cellular materials is less than approximately one sixtieth of that previously thought necessary to obtain the optimum physical properties, and that the space and equipment to carry out the present process is likewise substantially reduced in size and expense.
It is an object of the present invention to provide an apparatus for rapidly curing flexible elastomeric open celled materials. These and other objects will become apparent to those skilled in the art from the following description of the present invention and the accompanying drawings; in which:
FIGURES 1 and 9. show in partial section in elevation an embodiment 'of an apparatus comprising a mold-like chamber for curing open celled materials in two dilferent phases of operation in accordance with the teaching herein.
It has now been found that flexible elastomeric cellular materials having a predominantly open-cell structure can be cured in from 2 seconds to 10 minutes by injecting steam into their interior. The introduction of the steam can be accomplished in the manners illustrated in the drawings, as for example, as shown in FIGURES 1 and 2 introducing steam into the interior of a foam which has been compressed to expel the gas and to crush any closed cells. The steam is introduced at a temperature of from about 100 C. to about 150*" C. at atmospheric or supera-tmospheric pressure If the foam is dense, the steam and any condensate which forms can be withdrawn by subjecting the so steamed foam to a vacuum. This is accomplished merely by opening the mold form through an exhaust line to a vacuum. Good results have been obtained when the steam is at a temperature of from about 100 to 150 C. and the steam at these temperatures is maintained in the foam for from about 2 seconds to about 10 minutes. It is to be understood that the introduction of steam can be continuous or intermittent and that the evacuation of condensate may follow each steam injection.
In accordance with the present invention, any flexible elastomeric cellular material requiring heat-curing can be cured in from 2 seconds to 10 minutes. For example, for illustrative purposes only and ease of presentation, a polyurethane foam is prepared by first preparing a pre- 3,131,426 Patented May 5., 1 964 polymer from an active-hydrogen-contain-ing polymeric material of suitable molecular weight and hydroxyl numher and a controlled amount of diisocyanate. The reaction between these materials is permitted to continue until substantially all of the exothermic heat of reaction has been generated and dissipated. Thereafter additional polyis'ocyanate and water are added to provide for gas generation. Upon completion of foaming the foam is crushed to open the cells and expel air and gases from the interior and subjected to steam-curing by injecting steam into the interior of the foamed mass. The introduction of steam is continued, usually from 2 seconds to 10 minutes. Injection of the steam into the foamed mass can be by several injections of from 1 second to several minutes or continuously for from 2 seconds to about 10 minutes. Upon completion of the steam injection, the cured foam, if desired, can be subjected to evacuation to remove the steam and/or water which may have condensed and facilitate drying of the foam. The steaming and evacuating may constitute a single cycle i.e., steaming for from 2 seconds to 10 minutes, then evacuating for a like period or several cycles, i.e., intermittently steaming and evacuating, until the total steaming consumes from 2 seconds to 10 minutes with evacuation for a like period or slightly longer period to remove the steam, air and condensates.
In the apparatus illustrated in FIGURES 1 and 2 a mold-like apparatus 10 is provided having an air chest '11, air chest pressurizing valve 12 and air chest exhaust valve 13, a flexible diaphragm 14 in the upper portion 15 defining the lower extent of the air chest 11, a cavity steam valve 16 and cavity exhaust valve 17 are connected with the lower mold cavity 18. In operation, a shaped foamed article 19 is placed in the mold cavity 18, the mold closed and chest air pressurizing valve 1 2 opened. Chest exhaust valve 13 and cavity steam valve 16 are closed and cavity exhaust :17 is opened. The diaphragm 14 moves downward, crushing the foam. T hen chest exhaust valve 13 and cavity steam valve 16 are opened and chest air valve 12 and cavity exhaust valve 17 closed. Steam enters the mold cavity, fills the cells of foam 19 and moves the diaphragm 14 upward, the air in chest 11 exhausts through valve 13. Upon return of the diaphragrn 14 to its original position, cavity exhaust valve 17 is opened permitting steam to exhaust from the mold cavity 18 thereby to continue application of heat and to remove any condensate which may have formed. Alternatively, the mold cavity 18 can be fitted with a crusher plate 20, which moves with the diaphragm 14 in the crushing step and which can be pneumatically or hydraulically held against the foam while the diaphragm 14 is returned by steam being admitted to the article portion of the chamber. This operation permits more rapid introduction of steam into the foam and assures expulsion of the air and gases from the foam. The crusher plate may be used in several steaming and expulsion cycles rather than moving the diaphragm.
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1. An apparatus comprising: a pair of shell-like members adapted to open and close upon each other, a flexible expandable impervious diaphragm fixedly mounted within one of said shell-like members in a position so that when the shell-like members are in closed position the said diaphragm separates the interior into two fluidtight chambers, means associated with each of said so defined chambers to provide motivating fluid to said chambers; means associated with each of said chambers to exhaust said motivating fluid from said chambers.
2. An apparatus comprising: a pair of shell-like members adapted to open and close upon each other, a flexible expandable impervious diaphragm fixedly mountedwithin one of said shell-like members in a position so that when the shel1-like members are in closed position the said diaphragm separates the interior into two fluid tight chambers, means associated with each of said chambers to provide motivating fluid to said chambers; means associated with each of said chambers to exhaust said motivating fluid from said chambers and a perforate plate positioned Within one of said chambers in moveable engagement with said diaphragm.
References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS 892,702: Wyman July 7, 1908 4 Lanhoifer Dec. 19, 1916 Jefiery June 21, 1932 Sloan Nov. 14, 1944 Young Nov. 21, 1944 Hull Jan. 23, 1945 Kemerer Sept. 18, 1945 Vidal et a1. Jan. 1, 1946 Dubbs Nov. 7, 1950 Redhead Apr. 21,1959 Pigeot Oct. 2, 1962 FOREIGN PATENTS Great Britain Feb. '28, 1939
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The Kit: Roland TD-4K2, with 4 Pdx-8 and 1 Pdx-125BK mesh pads, C-15Y ride, 3 cy-8 crash, and cy-5 hi hat. An Alesis Trigger I/O module provides extra trieggers.
Software: The pads trigger kits on Addictive Drums. Playback is throught a UAD-2 Solo DSP card. Each AD output channel has a channel strip and equalization. The processed output is sent to an EMU-1616m sound card. The 1616m has 2 aux sends for sending the final mix or individual drums to a dual channel lexicon MX-400 reverb. Final mixes are monitored with an EMU-0404 USB sound card. The addictive Drums runs inside Cubase 5 64 bit.
I also have Reason, but I use it for other things besides drums. Also, I have an EMU Emulator X3 sampler/synthesizer that I can either sample the drums, or trigger addicitonal samples to layer. The audio output of the Roland TD-4s sound module is turned off, unless I select drums to output on its audio channel. which gives me another option for layering.
I built this setup over the years, it originally started as a guitar/vocals/bass recording studio, and evolved into this. the computer (upgraded this summer) is an Intel i3770 with 3 Samsung SSD hard drives and overkill 32Gb of ram. Here are some pics, feel free to ask about any set ups, mixing, sounds, etc.
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couple more pics, since couldnt get them all at once
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Very interesting.
I would like to do something like this myself, but have not had much luck using a simple MIDI to USB converter.
How do you connect it all up? Do you take individual cables from each pad to the Alesis I/O, or use the TD-4 Midi out? And then does the Alesis connect directly to the PC? (via USB, or via another method?)
Would you mind sharing please?
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Here is how I set up the TD-4: I use the midi out and send toms 1, 2, 3, kick, snare, hi-hat, and ride out midi fo the TD-4. Having the bell as well as the ride ping and crash (using a CY-15r pad) uses the ride connection and aux 2 connection on the TD-4, so that uses all the inputs.
Then I take the other 2 cymbals I have (cy-8 pads) the 4th tom, and a percussion pad, and send them to the alesis, which uses the USB like midi.
Now in cubase I can either assign one instance of addictive drums to trigger from both the alesis and td-4, or open 2 instances of addictive drums and have them separate. This is better because then it is easier to map the sounds in. And I can add on more toms,cymbals, etc
On the various drum tracks in cubase then I can assign things like compressors, equalizers, etc, that run on the UAD-2 card. I also create a submix in my soundcard and send it to an outboard reverb unit (lexicon 400). So then I can master onto a number of individual dry and processed tracks, and mix down differently for different sounds. still experiementing.
The latency is good enough that I don't feel a delay. Currently I have to run 14ms on the EMU-1616 soundcard to keep from getting noice, clicks, and sampling problems, but that isnt too bad. So I can play the kit live and have no noticeable latency or triggering. Hope this helps.
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Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
I have a TD-9 with one extra crash connected into the TD-9 brain. I would like to connect it to a laptop to drive a drum VST.
I tried connecting the Midi out via a simple Midi to USB cable for fun with Garageband but it didn't sound very good - sounded like a polyphony issue.
I wonder if it's the Midi-to-USB that's the problem, or the drums in Garageband.
Based on your experience do you think I need something like the Alesis, or is ia simpler midi in/out sufficient ?
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I'm not really sure. Based on my limited experience, my TD-4 driving Addictive Drums sounds worlds ahead of any other midi-based stuff i've tried.
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OK well thanks for the pointers. I will see what I can sort out. Cheers!
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Carte De Visite - John Pascoe Fawkner, circa 1867 Reg. No: HT 21609
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- This is a calling card owned by John Pascoe Fawkner.
Fawkner was one of the founders of Melbourne. He arrived in 1835 and founded the Melbourne Advertiser in 1838, to throw 'the resplendent light of Publicity upon all the affairs of this New Colony'. As Melbourne's first newspaper, it marked an important milestone for the settlement. Fawkner held passionate and contradictory beliefs. He was a teetotaller, yet he opened Melbourne's first hotel. He was charged more than once with assault and could be underhand in his business dealings, yet he was elected to Victoria's first parliament. For more than 30 years Fawkner made his mark on Melbourne. When he died, a crowd of 15,000 watched his funeral procession of over 200 carriages.
In the 19th C, cartes de visite were a very popular as calling cards. They had a definite format, which was an international standard. Small albumen photographic prints were mounted on cards 2.5 by 4 inches. They were used for decades around the world. Unlike earlier photographs made with such processes as the daguerreotype and ambrotype, cartes de visite could be sent through the mail without the need for a bulky case and fragile cover-glass.
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- Carte-de-visite size portrait of John Pascoe Fawkner on studio card. Melbourne, photograph by Batchelder, circa 1867. An oblong shaped photograph, brown in colour, with a very light brown border, showing Fawkner seated at a table looking across the image from left to right with his face turned towards the camera.
|105 mm (Height), 63 mm (Width)
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|John Pascoe Fawkner, Businessman & Melbourne Pioneer (1792-1869), Information & Communication Collection, The Berry Family Collection
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|Centenary of Victoria
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|The following is handwritten immediately under the photograph:
'yours truly
John Pascoe Fawkner'.
At the bottom of the photograph in the border is printed:
Batchelder & Co Melbourne
The following inscription is decoratively printed on the centre of the back:
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|Batchelder & Co Photographic Studio, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, circa 1867
John Pascoe Fawkner died in 1869.
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Beacon fits into small spaces, allows more prescriptions to be filled in a shorter time, decreases will-call retrieval time, and reduces inventory costs. It makes the processes in your pharmacy more systematic and reportable. Many Beacon pharmacies have seen inventory turns increase to as much as 30% while inventory levels drop by 30%. Every square foot saved is another square foot that can be used for additional services in your pharmacy. In hospitals, Beacon frees space for automation and IV Rooms. In retail pharmacies, it makes space for MTM and adherence programs.
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The Northern Mariana Islands is an insular area Commonwealth of the US located in the western pacific. The country comprises 15 islands, two of which are inhabited, and has a population of over 50,000. The country's main international airport, Saipan International Airport, is located on the island of Saipan and is currently serviced by several international carriers.
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Vanilla Air to give owner ANA a presence in abandoned markets while offering a hybrid model
All Nippon Airways chose the name "Vanilla Air" for its LCC in part for Vanilla Air's popularity, simplicity and inoffensive connotation. Those characteristics will be the initial theme for Vanilla Air's route network, as the carrier largely sticks to the network created by AirAsia Japan, the JV that will end operations in Oct-2013 before re-branding to Vanilla Air in Nov-2013.
Vanilla Air's initial route network from its Tokyo Narita hub will include Okinawa, Sapporo, Seoul Incheon and Taipei Taoyuan. Vanilla intends to later launch services to beach markets like Guam and Saipan. ANA ended Guam services in 2009 and has not served Saipan in recent history.
A later phase could see Vanilla Air serve Indonesia and other points within eight hours' flying, which will presumably require an aircraft other than the A320 Vanilla plans to launch with. Vanilla has flagged that A330 operations could be a possibility in the future. This raises concern as Vanilla Air will already be challenged to achieve a strict cost base and have efficient operations. With plans to offer free checked luggage to all passengers, Vanilla Air may be morphing from a low-cost carrier to a hybrid leisure carrier. But, unless a clear vision is specified from the start, erosion of low cost objectives will be inevitable.
Delta will only partially fill gap left by indefinite postponement of start-up Saipan Air
Planned Northern Mariana Islands flag carrier Saipan Air has indefinitely postponed its launch following its charter partner Swift Air failing to fulfil its contractual obligation to provide aircraft a mere week before Saipan Air's planned 01-Jul-2012 launch to Tokyo Narita. Swift Air subsequently filed for bankruptcy, leaving it unclear if Saipan Air can recoup any of the USD1.26 million it paid to the US charter operator.
At the same time of Saipan Air's collapse, Delta announced it would increase summer capacity between Tokyo Narita and Saipan from 14 weekly flights to 18, although this addition will still be less than what Saipan planned to introduce, and will leave other markets unserved. Delta is the sole operator between Tokyo and Saipan, an island commonwealth of the US that has been vying with Guam to increase tourists. The current wave of Japanese LCCs, as part of a larger North Asian LCC movement, may achieve that in Saipan Air's place.
Jetstar Japan launches domestic routes and to target international markets from 1H2013
Jetstar Japan became on 03-Jul-2012 the second low-cost carrier to launch domestic services in Japan this year, ushering in a new era not only for Japan but wider North Asia, where progressive policies and support for LCCs have been few.
Coupled with a flurry of recent open skies agreements, Japan's influence on North Asia will grow as Jetstar Japan targets the launch of international flights from 1H2013 to countries including China, the Philippines, South Korea and Taiwan.
Jetstar Japan will be the last of the new LCCs to launch international services, with Peach having commenced international services in May-2012, two months after its domestic launch, and All Nippon Airways JV AirAsia Japan planning international flights from Oct-2012, two months after its Aug-2012 domestic launch. As the carriers, and Jetstar Japan in particular, grow internationally, the region will change at a greater rate than some incumbent airlines and countries have the bandwidth to support.
Start-up Saipan Air looks to re-establish Japanese traffic, but China may be more promising
The Northern Mariana Islands is set to receive its first home carrier when Saipan Air launches on 01-Jul-2012, initially serving Japan's Tokyo and Osaka as well as China's Beijing and Shenyang. Backed by Tan Holdings, Saipan's largest private employer, the carrier seeks to gain back the Japanese traffic the islands lost after Japan Airlines withdrew in Oct-2005, taking out 182,000 seats annually. Japanese arrivals, which accounted for 71% of arrivals, immediately declined by 25% and have been shrinking since.
With only Asiana and Delta Air Lines now directly linking Saipan and Japan, Saipan Air could make large inroads, but the three low-cost carriers starting in Japan this year could easily overtake the legacy carriers in Saipan's almost entirely leisure market. Meanwhile China has been a growing market for the Northern Mariana Islands. Not only are LCCs there nascent but the full service carriers are largely focussed on domestic and high-profile international flying.


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My name is Daniel. Have been reading the threads here for a while, but now decided to register.
I´m 37 years and live with my family on an island just outside Stockholm.
Started playing drums when I was 7 years old. The last 10 years or so I have been playing only bass. But now I´m back at drumming.
Since I have sold all my drums I had to start over again last winter.
I started with this.
Then I got these.
And then I just traded the Sonors for these.
I also trade my Sonor snares, one 14x5 and a 12x5 plus an Iron Cobra powerglide for this snare.
Sorry for the bad pics of the Premier and Yammies. Better pics will come on the yammies. I just put them up in the kitchen quick. The 8" tom isn´t on the pics. That one is black and I got it as a bonus.
I also have Zildjian K 14" hihat, Zildjian A-Custom 21" 20th anniversery ride, Zildjian A-Custom 16" medium crash and a Meinl Soundcaster Custom 18" medium crash.
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The 2012 LOI season begins tonight! Discuss here.
Saw the highlights of Drogs v Cork on MNS and holy shite we were good!
Derby match on Friday to set up a good Paddys weekend.
Cork City 6-0 Monaghan Utd. Cork City finally get a win yes boy !!!!
I was hoping that Boh's would be relegation fodder, but it seems they gotten some momentum going, and my Rovers are really not the team they were last year, well at least so far.
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Frank Lampard has hailed former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho as "the best" ahead of an expected return to Stamford Bridge this summer.
The Portuguese seems set to succeed interim boss Rafael Benitez imminently after it was confirmed last night he will leave current employers Real Madrid at the end of the season.
Lampard was part of Mourinho's successful Chelsea side between July 2004 and September 2007, winning back-to-back league titles.
And the 34-year-old midfielder admits the manager had a way of coaxing the best out of the players.
"He made me believe I was better than I was at the time," Lampard told TalkSPORT.
"I thought I was a decent player, but he said to me 'listen, you can really get to the top' and he made me believe it. I tried to take it on and do it.
"I've had really good managers and different managers at times. It's the ones that get the best out of you, individually.
"We're all human beings and if a manager doesn't talk to you and tell you what they want or whether they're happy with you... we've all got confidence that is up and down.
"Mourinho was the best. For me he was. He brought my confidence to a level it had never been."
Lampard added: "It's a presence and an aura and a way with people.
"He galvanises people. His own self-confidence reflects back on his teams. He did that to me personally.
"Tactically he's fantastic. He's very astute. As a team he sets you up brilliantly.
"But what he does is he gets the best out of players and gets this togetherness that I'd never known until he came to the club and I haven't seen it again since then.
"He might rub people up the wrong way. [But] as a manager, he's brilliant with his team, tactically, he's brilliant with individuals and I think he's brilliant with the press. I know it creates a storm, but he does protect his players."
Benitez will take charge of the Blues for the final time on this week's tour to the United States, having led them to the Europa League title and a third-placed finish in the Barclays Premier League.
Goalkeeper Petr Cech is hoping his replacement will be installed sooner rather than later.
He said in the London Evening Standard: "The earlier he can be here, he can start work on things and not leave it for the last moment.
"Every summer is important. If you have a bad summer it can have consequences for the whole season."
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Sylvia,.....I didn't mean for this thread to turn into what it has BTW.
The good news is that if you don't have an issue with gluten, nothing will happen when you go back to it. Your body will let you know and probably rather quickly.
I see in your 'sig-line' that you have CONCLUSIVE proof of the disease. Obviously you are doing the correct thing, and will need to do that for the rest of your life.
You can surely understand my confusion though?
Being told two different things by two different doctors, with no real 'proof' other than I carry 2 genes. I am going to strip the results from my EnteroLab report once again at the end of this.
I DO still get bouts of GI issues even after going gluten-free, but they seem to be more infrequent. That is why I think the real test will be 'challenging' myself this fall. I can't take the chance right now in this heat due to the fact this is my busiest time of year in terms of what I do for a living.
I think highly of virtually everyone on this forum, and it is the best resource I have found.
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HLA-DQB1 Molecular analysis, Allele 1 0302
HLA-DQB1 Molecular analysis, Allele 2 0502
Serologic equivalent: HLA-DQ 3,1 (Subtype 8,5)
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