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My son, Cameron, was so excited to use the text bands with his friend, Liriel! I read the instructions and the kids typed in their first message, slapped the bands on, and gave each other a fist bump. COOL! It worked!!
The ran off to play some more, thinking they would be great for secret spy messages (spy is their favorite thing to play lately). But within about 20 minutes, they were frustrated. They said the bands kept turning themselves off. The 'on' switch is on the back, so they were technically still on, but the screen would go dark. I think as they play with them more, they will get used to the fact that they have to push a button to 'wake them up' again.
Overall, very fun! I think it would be a blast if several kids had them so they could all be passing messages back and forth. Playing tag with them would be neat, too... no question who was "it" -- it was whomever had TAGURIT on their band!
My kids were excited to get these and we received these last Friday. My kids said they were very hard to use and did not like them very much. The black one always would not work. They played with them less than an hour and have not picked them up since.
I was so excited when the box came in the mail!
I have a boy and a girl, so the purple and black color options were perfect. The kids were on top of the directions right away, they were so easy to read! Since they are 6 and 7, I helped get everything set up. I thought it would entail more, but all I needed to do was switch it on and hold down a couple buttons. Easy Peasy!
Finally, the kids had the watches on and ready to go! They spent all afternoon sending texts back and forth. They did their names, "cool" "sweet" "dude".. and any other short words they could come up with. I really felt like this helped expand their thinking. They have kept their watches on and in the past 3 days, their interest has not fizzled.
I will definitely be grabbing some of these for gifts. These would be a lot of fun for a group of friends.
This is a fantastic alternative to the typical video games, in that they are able to interact in a way that is more personal.
Thank you for this opportunity, we have had a lot of fun!
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I received the TextBands yesterday afternoon. My children were excited as they had been anxiously waiting the arrival of these TextBands. My sons are ages 9 & 8, my daughter is 6, so I thought this to be something they would really enjoy. After dinner I let them open the boxes up. Before I even had a chance to look at the directions they had already figured out how to work them. When turned on, the TextBands greet with a "Hello!" message. Because it's summer and they aren't in school right now to share with classmates, or in summer camp to share with friends, I let them take turns trying it on each other. Later this week or over the weekend I'll have them try either with their cousins or one of their friends that lives in the neighborhood, depending on who is available at the time. My middle son helped my daughter learn how to input messages by showing her what buttons to press when changing letters & characters. I liked that it was easy enough for them to understand as well as explain and teach to others. After they chose what they wanted to text they were ready to exchange messages. They high fived, shook hands, bumped fists and each time the messages transferred successfully. They enjoyed it so much they started making up their own special handshakes and fist-bumping routines. They made up their own games by coming up with their favorites: animal, color, toy, food, etc and then bumping or whatever to exchange. It was fun to see them try to guess what the other's answer would be before exchanging messages, and then actually seeing them read one another's answer afterwards. They also did sort of a silly question/answer game where one input a question the other input an answer, neither revealing their message to the other until bumping, etc. So when the question and answer were revealed it most likely didn't match and they'd laugh at the outcome.
The words were clearly displayed although if they were more than 4-6 letters they scrolled by quickly and they simply had to press the replay button to see it again. Since they can input up to 10 letters they get a good amount of message in if they abbreviate or use text codes. We went over the pledge and explained and encouraged positive expression, using words to build one another up and not bring others down. My oldest sometimes gets a bit negative toward the younger two if they are bothering him, so this may be a helpful tool to get him to use his words in a positive way. Having three children I made sure I kept them taking turns so they had even time. But I'm sure I'll be getting another so they each have one, and it may be a good gift for my nieces who have birthdays coming up, theyll be 10 & 11. I'm not sure if they'd be as excited as my little ones since they're a little older, but when they all get together they enjoy playing together so it may be good for that. Then they can play the zombie game as shown on the site or even the silly sentences game, those are games they're looking forward to trying. They also liked the variety of designed bands. One of my sons liked the Star Wars, the other liked the blue camouflage and my daughter liked several: pink zebra, Minnie Mouse, pink glitter, etc. It's nice that's there are several options. Being that my children are elementary school age and don't have cell phones, and won't for a while, I found this a nice alternative for them to exchange short messages in a fun way. It keeps them entertained, and the educator in me likes that it is even a way to get them to practice their spelling...of shorter words at least. ;) High Five Hand Shake Fist Bump Check it out! Text Message Fun
My 11-year-old son received his Hallmark Text Bands on Friday July 27, 2012. My 11-year-old son and my 10-year-old nephew have been enjoying their Hallmark Text Bands. My son and my nephew found that when high fiving or shaking hands the Hallmark Text Bands didn't work with exchanging their messages. The Hallmark Text Bands worked really well when they bumped fists. The words from my son and my nephew "Hallmark Text Bands are awesome."
We received the text bands, purple and black, for my son and his friend, who are both 6. They spent some time together with their text bands. They both figured it out how to use them quickly. They passed "HELLO, HEY, UR<COOL, HI" and their names. They exchanged texts by bumping and found that this method worked better than high fives, but they had to bump rather hard to get them to work.
My kids do not have cell phones but these are cool, fun and easy to use. The colors are great and the games looked fun to do, too. I'm sure they will have fun using them together and playing with them more.
I think this would be better for kids a little older than mine, though, as they are not experienced with texting yet. Still, they enjoyed it and perhaps when they get older they will enjoy them more.
Thanks for allowing us to try these!!! It was fun
Was a hit with our twin 9 yr olds know to find one for my 8 yr old. I loved it cause it helped them read and remember words and thats awsome.


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Starting quarterback Devon Gardner is as stable as ever, but with no scholarship quarterbacks behind him until high profile recruit Shane Morris (Warren De La Salle) arrives on campus, protecting his health became the biggest issue of the spring since losing starting linebacker Jake Ryan to the same injury.
Still, heading into the season with a true freshman and a walk-on (Brian Cleary) as your backup quarterbacks is enough to keep an offensive coordinator up at night.
"The numbers are what they are," Michigan offensive coordinator Al Borges said calmly Thursday afternoon. "I'm not going to lose any sleep over it. I've been in this situation before, so it's not a completely novel concept."
Hoke confirmed Tuesday that the Wolverines don't have the luxury of redshirting Morris and said Borges had already reached out to young QB following Bellomy's injury.
Asked if that phone call would cause Morris to rethink his preparation in the few months remaining before he heads to Ann Arbor, Borges shared that it wouldn't.
"Not as much as you might think," Borges said matter of factily. "He was going to come in and compete anyway, so there's one less spot there to go through. So that's really all it impacted. He knows that there's one less body. It didn't effect him as much as you might think."
In fact, if there is one freshman who will arrive in August with a sense of familiarity, it will be him.
"He's been around for a couple years actually," Borges said. "He committed early, so he knows everybody on the team and they all know him. He'll hit the ground running I think when he gets here."
He may know the players, but expectations should still be tempered. Playing quarterback as a true freshman, weeks after stepping foot on campus, is a daunting task. Talent and ability is one thing, mastering a Big Ten offensive playbook is another.
"No, we haven't talked about any of that, other than the recruitment part of it," Borges said when asked about Morris' knowledge of the Wolverine offense. "But he's studious, he'll work hard, we'll coach him up."
"I haven't coached him yet. So until then, I can't address that question. That's better suited after he's practiced a couple weeks into fall camp. It's different for different guys. Some guys, when they get here, it's overwhelming. I don't know that he would be that way, because he's been here so much. It's just too hard to say. Every guy's different."
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Yesterday my brother stopped by because Dustin was fixing his computer. My brother lives in Green Bay, which is about 4 hours from here, and that means I don't see him often. It's funny because back in the day Ryan and I used to fight like cats and dogs. These days, though, we get along pretty well and I was excited for him to stop by.
Because Dustin was fixing Ryan's comp, he took the day off from work. Yay! A lot of fixing the comp was spent waiting for things to work so in between that we had lunch and watched I Love You, Man. The movie was okay although not as funny as I thought it would be.
Ryan headed out in the early afternoon and then Dustin and I settled in to watch another movie (we're huge movie fans). The Hangover was HYSTERICAL and I can't believe it took us this long to see it! Definitely two thumbs up although maybe a movie you wouldn't want to see with your parents.
Then in the evening we had beef stew for dinner (which had been in the crock pot all day, thus making our apartment smell AMAZING) and watched The Bachelor. Or, rather, I watched The Bachelor and Dustin did crossword puzzles.
ALSO, I was able to check two more things off my 101 in 1001! On Sunday I finished my goal of drinking water every day for a month and on Saturday I got a library card. Go me!
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We drove Dustin's grandma's purple van. Rather, Dustin and Shawn drove and I hung out in the back reading and watching old episodes of Party of 5 on my portable DVD player. It took us over 24 hours of driving (because we took a long way) but it was totally worth it. We stayed with Dustin's other cousin Sean, who showed us around his area of Virginia as well as the first day we went to DC. It was SO much fun. We checked out some cool bars, played mini gold, saw great sights in DC (one of which was the National Archives, a must see for me), saw the Hope Diamond and went to Virginia Beach. The weather was GORGEOUS for us, 60s and 70s and sunny nearly the entire time.
We also, of course, were there around St. Patrick's Day and the boys HAD to celebrate with some green beer. We went to a bar that was our favorite while we were there, a little whole in the wall called The Roxy. We all loved it so much because it had a breathalyzer that you could breathe into with a straw. Then we went to another AMAZING two floor bar that was just HUGE. We celebrated in style with green beer, of course.
This trip was the first trip that I took with Dustin and I remember thinking how amazing it was to get to spend an entire week hanging out with him and visiting places I had always wanted to visit. DC is definitely a place that, when I think of it, I think of my first major trip with Dustin. I can't wait to go back again, now with Dustin as my husband, and explore it even more.


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>I am trying to resurrect an OpenServer 5.0.5 server that has the
> following configuration...
> It's on an old Dell PoweEdge server....so it has the 2 embedded SCSI
> controllers (7890 & 7860 I believe). Those use the blad driver as I
> understand.
> There are 2 mirrored drives that have the OS (mirrored with SCO VDM).
> There is also an Adaptec 2940UW that has 3 drives attached to it.
> (This contains /dev/dsk/vdisk4 - a RAID 5 array that is also RAID'ed
> with SCO VDM)
> THIS is where I need some data - on the /u filesystem that is on
> these 3 disks.
> So, I pull it out of the closet....boot it up.....presto...get a boot
> prompt.
> I hit enter and when it gets to aladinit in the boot up sequence, I
> get a double panic.
> So, I reboot.........and at the boot prompt I enter defbootstr
> disable=alad
> and the system boots up just fine.
> To job my memory, I go look at /etc/conf/cf.d/mscsi - it shows my 3
> disks that are supposed to be on the Adaptec 2940 (all are listed as
> host adapter 0, bus 0, lun 0 and ID's of 0, 1 & 2 - perfect)
> It lists the 2 mirrored OS drives as blad (host adapter 0, bus 0, lun
> 0 and ID's of 0 & 1 - perfect)
> Now, this server did use to have a tape drive, so I see it in there as
> well, only it shows to be on alad host adapter 1, bus 0, lun 0 and ID
> of 3 --- uh, okay....
> Also, it shows the cd-rom drive on alad host adapter 2, bus 0, lun 0
> and ID of 5.
> So, this tells me this sytem once upon a time had 3 alad-based SCSI
> controllers at one time, right??
> I look in the PCI slots and there is one PCI slot where the rear cover
> is missing, so you can see to the outside of the case....so, I'm
> guessing someone took a PCI device out of this server at some
> point....?
> Sorry for the long post, but I'm trying to be thorough........
> So, I did mkdev .scsi and removed the tape drive and cd-rom from the
> configuation because I don't need them.....relinked the kernely,
> rebooted and still get double panic...
> My question is this.........what would cause a double panic when
> initializing the adaptec controller? I tried removing the drives from
> the controller, but still panics.....
> I changed the cable, same error..........
> This server isn't on a network so I can't post the exact double panic
> message, but is ends with 0x0000000E at the end....
> If it's absolutely necessary, I can post the full panic message if
> that helps anyone with some insight.....
> Is it possible the kernel is looking for multiple alad based
> controllers and panics when it can only find one??
> HELP!! I would appreciate any insight....I really need to get some
> data off the /u filesystem and this is my last resort.....
The 0x0E fault is a generic hardware problem. It could very well
be caused by the missing alad device. It's also possible that by
removing the 2nd alad adapter, the BIOS has rearranged the IRQ
assignments and the remaining alad adapter is sharing its IRQ with
another, non-alad device when it wasn't before.
Assuming it's the 1st case, boot up the system with disable=alad
and go into single-user mode. Go to /etc/conf/sdevice.d and edit
the alad file. Change the "Y" to "N" on the second line to remove
the second alad device from the kernel. Relink the kernel and
reboot normally without the disable=alad boot string. It should
work now.
If it doesn't, check the scsi bus on the other alad adapter and make
sure there's an active terminator on the end of the bus. If not, it's
possible that the last drive on the bus is jumpered to provide
active termination and term power.
You can also hit ctrl-A when the 2940UW appears during boot
to go into its setup mode and check that on board termination
is enabled there, too.


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In this episode, Wade is joined by Grigori Melnik—Senior Program Manager for Patterns & Practices—who discusses autoscaling on Windows Azure. Grigori is one of the creators of the Autoscaling Application Block (also known as "Wasabi") and he explains how use the block in Windows Azure applications.
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CCAFS Releases Draft Report on Initial Site Selection for Research
4 February 2011: The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) Research Programme on Climate Change Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS) has released a draft report titled "Initial Sites in the CCAFS Regions: East Africa, West Africa and Indo-Gangetic Plains," which selects field sites in areas that are becoming drier and wetter for continued research on climate threats to agriculture and food security.
The CCAFS sites will focus on themes related to Adaptation to Progressive Climate Change, Adaptation through Managing Climate Risk, and Pro-Poor Climate Change Mitigation. The site descriptions include local activities, current CGIAR research and existing data. CGIAR partners and local stakeholders were involved in site selection based on 14 criteria, including: likelihood of scaling up; transferable results; local knowledge; mitigation potential; and gradients of variability. Within larger sites, CCAFS identified specific areas of 10x10 km and 30x30 km blocks to include variation. CCAFS will continue to implement baseline surveys at household and community level at a selection of the initial 36 sites. Sites were selected in: Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Mali, Niger, Senegal, Bangladesh, India and Nepal. [Publication: Initial Sites in the CCAFS Regions: East Africa, West Africa and Indo-Gangetic Plains (Draft)] [CCAFS Press Release]


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Facing a 10-6 deficit entering the final day, the European Team won seven of the eight of singles matches - with the other halved - to roll to a 13½ to 10½ victory over their American counterparts.
The annual event, which pits collegiate teams from the U.S. against their counterparts from Europe, was held at Royal County Down Golf Club in Northern Ireland.
The defeat stunned the Yanks - which ended their two-year winning streak (they still lead the series 8-7-1) - and thrilled the host team. "After the first day we were very disappointed, of course, and we had a long meeting," said Europe coach Rickard Lindberg.
"I told them that we could still win this because there were a lot of points out there. I just wanted them to all believe that they could do it and they would have to go deep down within themselves to find something.
"(Saturday) was good. We were pretty much in the same place we were today. We didn't have the lucky bounces like we did today but today was unreal. I couldn't be prouder of the guys or their performance. They really took on the situation and they really gave it a shot and came through on top. It was just unreal."
See below for the results of each match. The only score notched by the Americans was a half-point in the match involving USA's Corbin Mills and Europe's Thomas Pieters.
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USC's NCAA appeal to limit the impact of sanctions on the program over the next three years has been denied, a source confirmed to Sporting News on Wednesday afternoon.
The denied appeal means harsh sanctions, stemming from former player Reggie Bush's involvement with a would-be marketer, will be enforced. Among the penalties: No postseason for the 2011 season; no chance to win the first ever Pac-12 title, and — more important — the loss to 30 scholarships over the next three years.
"Although I am gravely disappointed," said USC athletic director Pat Haden, "I can assure our student-athletes, coaches and fans that we made every possible argument -- forcefully and vigorously — for modifying unjust penalties."
The news was first reported by uscfootball.com.
USC appealed to lift this year's postseason ban (it already served one year last season), and a reduction of scholarships lost over the next three seasons. The Trojans were allowed to delay the scholarship reductions during the appeal process, and landed one of the consensus top-five classes in the nation last February. SN ranked the Trojans' class No. 4.
But that will only delay the inevitable. Recruiting, the lifeblood of programs, has been dealt a severe blow, one that takes most programs years to recover from. USC also still is waiting on the NCAA investigation of coach Lane Kiffin from his one season at Tennessee.
Any sanctions Kiffin receives — if any — from his involvement in Tennessee's major violations will follow him to USC.
The denied appeal is also bad news for Ohio State, which will go before the NCAA infractions case with a similar — if not more damaging — case on Aug. 12. The NCAA declared USC assistant coach Todd McNair knew or should have known that Bush had accepted cash from a would-be marketer, and was ineligible.
Ohio State has admitted that Tressel knew multiple players were ineligible for selling merchandise and memorabilia, yet played them anyway in the 2010 season. Tressel also lied about knowledge of the ineligible players on three separate occasions, and misled the investigation, something Ohio State doesn't deny.
McNair denied he should have known, and currently is debating legal action against the NCAA.
"I respect USC's decision to take the high ground and not pursue any further recourse to the NCAA ruling," said Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott. "At the same time, I fully expect that every NCAA member institution be held to the same high standards. These sanctions, notably the postseason ban, have a devastating effect on current student-athletes, most of whom were in elementary and junior high school at the time of the alleged violations. To me, that is a source of great frustration and disappointment. Going forward, we can and need to do better in terms of the enforcement process."


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DETROIT – Since coming onboard as commissioner of the Mid-American Conference in 2009, Dr. Jon Steinbrecher has watched two affiliate members make the decision bid farewell to his league.
In 2012, Temple left the MAC after six seasons in search of an upgrade in what was then the Big East and is now the American Athletic Conference. That decision set in motion the eventual decision of the University of Massachusetts football team two years later to part ways with the MAC following the 2015 season.
Before either of those moves, Central Florida bolted after four seasons in 2005 for Conference USA before moving on to the AAC.
For a league that was once known for its continuity, the last few years been tricky for the MAC – and just about every other conference – and its left Steinbrecher in the awkward position of dealing with unbalanced divisions and unnecessary upheaval. Now it seems he's soured on the idea for adding more football-only members in the future entirely.
"My sense is we would likely not pursue that in the future unless there was some compelling reason," Steinbrecher said at the MAC football media day Wednesday. "When I got here, we had 13 teams with an affiliate member (Temple). It made some sense to consider, perhaps, another affiliate (UMass) to balance it out."
However, circumstances changed, he said.
Because of Temple's departure, a clause was triggered in the MAC's contract with UMass that offered the school an ultimatum – accept full membership or follow in the Owls' footsteps and leave. It was a decision, Steinbrecher said, the league delayed "for a long, long time."
With Temple's decision, the conference could have altered its contract with UMass right then and there, he commissioner said, but decided against it due to the uncertainty of ongoing realignment.
"We wanted to step back, because of what was going on in the environment. There were a lot of changes going on and we felt there was some safety in numbers," he said. "We thought there might be a possibility of maybe there was someone else we might want to bring in that made some sense."
That never happened and the conference stuck at 13 teams and two uneven divisions of six and seven members. Faced with the eventual decision to commit, UMass declined, citing considerable financial and geographic issues.
Steinbrecher acknowledged there was little hope UMass would reconsider.
"It got down to the point where it was like 'Look, if you want to come all in, that's great. If you don't, we'll understand and we'll go our separate ways,'" he said. "Certainly, for the next two years, we'd like to think UMass will feel like an insider and we know they'll be treated in that fashion.
"But yes, it's challenging. I know (UMass athletic director) John McCutcheon and his staff are working hard to come up with solutions."
Though UMass faces an uncertain future – one that more and more realistically features the potential for some measure of independency – Steinbrecher still believes the school to be an attractive target for potential suitors.
The Minutemen's growing basketball clout is an important piece. An improved football product under new coach Mark Whipple will help more.
"When you're looking at conference membership, you focus on high-profile sports – football and basketball," Steinbrecher said. "If you're bringing someone in, do they bring value to you? Do they somehow make you better? Do they help you with your TV partners? Do they give you more depth in bowls and the NCAA tournament?"
All are questions Steinbrecher had once hoped UMass would answer for the MAC. But that relationship is quickly ending. It will soon be time for both sides to move on.
"It's going to come to a close much sooner than I would have hoped for. But, again, circumstances changed," he said. "I still have the greatest respect for the institution itself and its leadership and its coaches. They've done everything we've asked and I believe we've done everything they've asked of us. I hope we can depart as good colleagues."
More from MAC Football Media Day
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1. jbroots3 (Posts: 104; Member since: 29 Jan 2010)
11. PapaJay224 (Posts: 866; Member since: 08 Feb 2009)
Whats all this about?
12. PapaJay224 (Posts: 866; Member since: 08 Feb 2009)
Seriously phone arena this is how you filter out garbage?
14. trentsinmypants (Posts: 324; Member since: 29 Jan 2009)
jbroots is speakin' teh truth! :D
18. Kobe (unregistered)
i don't know papajay224 but i totally agree
20. kobe (unregistered)
he's totally a dick...
21. jbroots3 (Posts: 104; Member since: 29 Jan 2010)
@papajay you passed the garbage filter a few posts ago
22. jherz6 (Posts: 216; Member since: 23 May 2008)
Hey jb I dont know this guy but how about keeping your personal opinion when it come to people to yourself.
24. BobbyTaba (Posts: 316; Member since: 11 Aug 2010)
Hes an ass
26. ace1122 (Posts: 237; Member since: 23 Mar 2009)
Who cares if he is an ass. Be mature and the bigger man here. This is phone arena not elementary school...dang...
2. few (unregistered)
same body is not great like iphone super tough glass body and looks fancy.
4. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3108; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
You mean the one that shattered after being dropped a couple times?
7. zerglisk (Posts: 544; Member since: 09 Feb 2010)
The one ppl have to hold it at an awkward fashion which leads to phone drops on the ground and shatters easily? The one that ppl wanted to show off their body but ultimately they have to use a "condom" to get a reception?
27. ABF (Posts: 1; Member since: 10 Aug 2010)
The one that is 'awesome' and the dream-come-true-video call-phone, if the other person as one like it, and you are in the range of an wi-fi hot point, that means..in that case you don't even need a phone, you call person trough the internet...?
33. PapaJay224 (Posts: 866; Member since: 08 Feb 2009)
@Rory I think it shatters from gripping it to hard.
34. PapaJay224 (Posts: 866; Member since: 08 Feb 2009)
@few yeah because fancy is was makes phone calls. It's not like cirque du soliel come bounding out of you phone like acrobats carrying your phone call on a feather pillow then driving it to your girlfriends house in an Aston Martin. It's an icon clusterfuck made of glass and crappy Apple recyclables. But you keep fancy you need it, you never know there could be an app that helps you get a life.
3. EFchris91 (Posts: 22; Member since: 25 Jun 2010)
This is a really nice phone. I just got back from Verizon and got to compare it with my iPhone 4 and my friends Droid X.
5. britneylolz (unregistered)
i like this phone but theres not front facing camera =( so i wont be getting it right now verizon is the only company without a phone with a front facing camera t-mobile has the nokia e73 ,sprint has the evo , at&t has the iphone 4 they all have front facing cameras.. i know some of u may argue with me that u dont need a front facing camera but i dont care because i do because i think it would be nice to be able to make video calls without having to take out ur laptop.
8. jbroots3 (Posts: 104; Member since: 29 Jan 2010)
i'm holding out for the epic and i'm glad that sprint does the video calling over 3g since im not in a 4g are
9. jbroots3 (Posts: 104; Member since: 29 Jan 2010)
...a (area*)
30. PapaJay224 (Posts: 866; Member since: 08 Feb 2009)
I'm holding out for Sprint to go bankrupt. Whuuup! Times up!
6. alexandrow (unregistered)
well i have to admit its a good looking phone. 2 things is missing is front facing camera like the gurl above me said and gsm capabilities ,i have a droid x but the only thing i hate about it , its that its not like a blackberry storm because the blackberry storm work all over the world because there cdma/gsm hybrid phones so why couldnt they make this one like this? i am going to have to cancel my account and get at&t or t-mobile because i am going to germany for 3 weeks and my droid x will not work over there due to it being cdma only .. i regret not getting a blackberry storm 2 because if i did have a black berry storm i wouldnt have to go tru all this trouble ebcause it would work in europe .. so yea i think it would be nice to have an android phone from verizon that will work in places like europe ..
10. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
So here's what you do: deactivate your X, put your Storm 2 on the line, go to Europe, come back, reactivate your X, and VOILA! You don't have to cancel and you keep superior service. FYI, global capable droids are coming out by the end of the year on Verizon.
13. Alexandrow (unregistered)
Can i rally do that??? And if so how? Ur a lifesaver cuz I dnt wanna cancel verizon
15. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Okay, what you do is this: Take your Storm 2 (presuming you still have it) and dial *228, hit option 1. Follow the instructions. You'll need your password/last four of your social. After it's activated, call Customer Service (1-800-922-0204) and hit "0" at the main menu. get the rep to get everything set up on your account for international service. When you get back do the reverse: get all the international crap taken off the account and reactivate your Droid using the same *228 option 1.
16. alexandrow (unregistered)
thank u very mucho!! it worked perfect!
17. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Lol, you waited around for my response, didn't you? Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner, I've been driving. Just remember to get to customer service to get those international features activated so the Storm will work.
31. PapaJay224 (Posts: 866; Member since: 08 Feb 2009)
See Verizons people blogging and they are still willing to help customers out.+5k
36. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Oh hell yeah. A happy customer is a paying customer. Alex gets to keep his awesome phone and NOT pay a 300 and fucking 50 dollar termination fee while he goes to Eurpoe, and Verizon keeps a happy customer who's paying his monthly bill like clockwork. And eventually, 20 months from now, a Verizon salesman gets to get a nice little commission and feed his kids/get that last bit of money for a down payment on a new car to replace the 12 year old POS he's been driving when it's not in the shop being fixed. EVERYBODY wins. You can be selfish and generous at the same time. :) Plus, I love just helping people out. Just the other day stopped by a family with a flat tire on the highway, let them use my phone to argue with their roadside assistance, used my phone to find the local junkyard and get them to come tow the vehicle to their shop (at a lower rate than roadside assistance was going to charge) and get those locking lug nuts off and a new (cheap!) tire put on. I was a half hour late to my second job, but I still felt good when all was said and done.
19. Droid (unregistered)
Love my Droid2, still got the Droid X on my side but loving the Froyo with Adobe flash! Phone is amazing!
23. joey18 (Posts: 589; Member since: 20 Jul 2010)
i know verizon the best network but droid 2 my choose is samsung epic 4 droid 2 old model
35. Jango_Fred (Posts: 58; Member since: 17 Dec 2008)
Oooh...he English speak good
25. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3108; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
I love my droid x too much to return it and get this. If this had a 4.0 inch display and a better keyboard(its improved but still) i def would. Yes if you haven't picked up to it yet i am talking about the epic 4g. Now this is a solid upgrade but i see no need if you already have the droid x. So i will wait to see the droid pro and that htc slide out phone that was recently leaked.
37. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
It's a great phone for those who wanted an updated Droid with pretty much all of the X's trimmings but without the gargantuan size.
28. YouLostTheGame (Posts: 441; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
Great looking phone, but I'm not a physical QWERTY kinda guy. Plus there's no way in hell I could now give up my gorgeous 4.3 in. display!
29. cc16177 (Posts: 312; Member since: 09 May 2010)
I agree, I was actually thinking of switching from my X to the 2 but after using the 2 all day today I really don't like the keyboard, I actually prefer the original Droid keyboard... and of course theres the decrease in screen size that makes the Droid 2 look like a toy next to my X.
32. PapaJay224 (Posts: 866; Member since: 08 Feb 2009)
I like the Droid x, but my Incredible has the "classy" side to the Droid with the smooth face and the Droid eye for the camera. The AMOLED Screen also makes you feel fuzzy inside. Great devices all together though. Verizon is doing a Bang up job.
38. cc16177 (Posts: 312; Member since: 09 May 2010)
I agree, been a Verizon customer for a long time and i'm glad the days of WinMo are gone now that we have other options... thank god
39. Misanthropos (Posts: 56; Member since: 03 Aug 2010)
Looks better than it's predecessor. But it lost all hope with the "Motorola" at the top of the screen. It's doomed. Get ready for your turds to have screen issues!


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> Picked up a Kel-tec .32 today
April 5, 2003, 08:28 PM
So, what do I need to know about this little sucker? Any good holsters anyone can recommend?
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April 5, 2003, 08:42 PM
I like the holsters made by k&D. One of the partners is a member here ddgator. They are great pocket holsters. They hold a spare mag under the grip. Which may not be nessesary for a reload but alows you to force your fingers between the spare mag and the grip. This allows you to shed the holster easyly on the draw. There is a lot of info on ktog.org
April 5, 2003, 09:31 PM
Uncle Mikes #1 or #2 pocket holster. Also, remember, this is not a Glock. Shoot it enough to be used to it, but don't shoot it a lot. She is sort of fragile.
April 5, 2003, 09:35 PM
Do a fluff and buff on it before shooting it.
April 5, 2003, 11:19 PM
If you want a quality holster, get an R.J. Hedley front or back pocket holster. They are custom fitted for the P-32. I've got both and many others on this board use Hedleys:
Your P-32 needs to be properly lubed, use a light coat of grease on the slide rails and hammer/slide interface and oil elsewhere:
April 5, 2003, 11:42 PM
Clean it well then lube it before shooting.
It's not fragile, but it's necessary to learn to hold it firmly if you want to be accurate with it.
It's so small and light that it will reposition itself wherever you carry it if you don't use a holster. Always use a holster. :D
Dave R
April 6, 2003, 01:59 AM
I use an Uncle Mike's pocket holster, with the "flap" opened up and reinforced to take a spare mag. The whole thing is exactly the size and shape of a wallet.
The P-32 requires some practice to shoot accurately. But it CAN be shot accurately with practice.
April 6, 2003, 05:32 AM
Do a fluff and buff on it before shooting it.
Shooting it a bit should perform it's own fluff and buff right. But then I was told I cannot shoot one alot without having to send it back to the factory :rolleyes:
April 6, 2003, 09:55 AM
I use a High Noon Holsters Hidden Ally IWB, or a Hedley pocket holster for my P32.
Can't go wrong with either .....
April 6, 2003, 11:12 AM
For more in-depth discussion, check out this spot:
April 6, 2003, 12:22 PM
P-32 is a great gun. Definitely go to ktog.org and check out all the discussions there of holsters and such... You can search the forum, just like here.
And dont be too concerned about "fragile" talk -- these guns may look fragile but they hold up just fine. I say shoot the heck out of if you want to. If it ever fails or gets too tired, Kel-Tec will fix it -- sometimes right up to replacing every part but the internal serial numbered frame.
Kentucky Rifle
April 6, 2003, 12:39 PM
You can have a Hedley holster for a very reasonable price. I have two. I carry my Guardian in one, but mostly it's my Seecamp in the other. You know how it is. The Seecamp is thinner and lighter and more comfortable as my rear end gets larger. :) (My own doctor called me a "Fat ***" last week! Up to 227 now. I don't think that's too bad for a guy who's 6'3" tall~~Do you? :scrutiny: )
April 6, 2003, 12:53 PM
Try a belt clip. Some people don't like them but I think it is well suited to the flat little P-32, it is all I use 99% of the time. I do have a Bianchi IWB that works well but I find it unecessary.
They either work or they don't when new, if you got one with a SN# over 90K you are probably O.K., if it doesn't work, send it to Kel-Tec and they will fix it for free. Also they will allow you to send just the top half in if that is all that is wrong. I paid about $4 to ship my top half back as opposed to ~$25 for the entire gun, it does save you some cash.
April 6, 2003, 01:09 PM
(My own doctor called me a "Fat ***" last week! Up to 227 now. I don't think that's too bad for a guy who's 6'3" tall~~Do you? :scrutiny: )I don't give medical opinions over the Internet.... :rolleyes:
Tropical Z
April 6, 2003, 01:32 PM
Im not so sure the newer ones require a "fluff & buff".Mine is in the 82xxx range and all i did upon receiving it was take it apart and reassemble.I ran a patch down the barrel and put 100 rounds through it with 100% success.I will however lube as recommended with a little grease here and there from now on.
April 6, 2003, 02:11 PM
Mine's in the 78,xxx range. I never did a FnB and it has performed as well as any semiauto I have owned or shot. I did have 4 "failures to eject", but that was in 150 rounds of Magtech. In 150 rounds of Dynamit Nobel, it has been 100% reliable.
April 6, 2003, 02:44 PM
Mine's a 72xxx, and I haven't got around to doing the F&B yet. Just cleaned it throughly then put it into service.
April 6, 2003, 06:49 PM
82xxx range? Well now, I guess they've made quite a few since mine (013XX).
I know mine doesn't like to be limp-wristed, but besides that, nothing to worry about.
April 6, 2003, 11:35 PM
They're even higher than that, saw a posting from someone who has a 105XXX. I've got 8XXX and 10XXX.
April 7, 2003, 07:53 AM
(My own doctor called me a "Fat ***" last week! Up to 227 now. I don't think that's too bad for a guy who's 6'3" tall~~Do you? )
LOLOLOL Doesn't seem fat to me...but what do I know.:neener:
April 7, 2003, 01:41 PM
I don't think they're as delicate as many think.......
With a little practice, you'll be able to draw/acquire/fire with great quickness and accuracy.
It likes to be cleaned and lubed
I toted mine in an Uncle Mike's size one that was opened up.
Properly sewn back up, the Uncle Mike's can hold your P32 AND an extra mag! Cool, huh?
Great little gun.
April 8, 2003, 11:51 AM
Uncle mikes with the "leg" opened up for an extra mag...
April 8, 2003, 12:33 PM
Oh, I want one so bad but I am leaning towards the 3AT. You guys have any thoughts about the .380 vs. 32?
April 8, 2003, 12:44 PM
I really wanted to wait on the .380, but when I saw a parkerized .32 for $219, I couldn't pass it up. Plus you do get one more round with the .32.
April 8, 2003, 05:29 PM
you get one more round with the .32, but you also have Rimlock (if you are using HP's)
complete explination on that here:
but now there is an answer to rim lock, the flyer wire :)
April 8, 2003, 06:49 PM
I picked up one several weeks ago and have CC'd almost every day. Currently I'm using the clip, but I am looking for a pocket holster. It also spends a lot of time in my brief case. FIST makes a kydex super thin one in the mid-$30's. DeSantis makes some nice ones also. However, it's a $179 gun, I'll get an Uncle Mikes. the other day I carried it in my khakis, but it prints a little without a holster.
A note on rimlock, though no expert, I did buy some Hornaday XTPS. They ran fine, but I'm not going to risk it. I carry one in the chamber, one of the afore mentioned hollowpoints, and keep the mag stocked with solids which are longer.
Lastly, some of the research on the 32 shows that the HP really doesn't provide anything extra (see goldenloki site mentioned above).
Al Thompson
April 8, 2003, 09:11 PM
Best reason for a JHP is one Tamara mentiioned. You get more of a "bite" with the open point - good for head shots.
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Malawian President Joyce Banda will meet her Tanzanian counterpart, Jakaya Kikwete, in the next two days to discuss a dispute over Lake Malawi, where a British-based company is exploring for oil.
The two leaders will meet at the Southern African Development Community summit that begins today in Maputo, the Mozambican capital, Banda's spokesman Steven Nhlane said in a phone interview from Lilongwe yesterday. SADC, as the community is known, groups 15 southern African nations.
"The president wants to resolve the issue diplomatically," said Nhlane. "We know Malawi owns 100 percent of the lake but that does not stop us from engaging with our brothers in Tanzania in dialog to resolve this issue amicably."
Malawi's Energy Ministry announced in October it awarded Surestream Petroleum Ltd., based in Reading, England, a license to search for oil in blocks 2 and 3 on Lake Malawi covering 20,000 square kilometers (7,724 square miles). Tanzania's government says exploration has extended into its half of the lake, which it calls Lake Nyasa, and wants exploration halted until ownership of the water body is determined.
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The Anglo-German Treaty of July 1, 1890, signed between Britain and Germany, the former colonial rulers of Malawi and Tanzania, gave ownership of the lake to Malawi. Tanzanian Foreign Minister Bernard Membe told parliament on Aug. 5 that Tanzania owns 50 percent of the lake and that his government had asked Malawi to stop crude oil and natural-gas exploration on the lake until the dispute over ownership was resolved, according to the Citizen newspaper based in Dar es Salaam, the commercial capital.
"Our position is not to do any exploration activities on the lake, because there is a process of resolving the dispute under way," Salvator Rweyemamu, director of presidential communications in Tanzania, said in an interview on Aug. 8 from Dar es Salaam. "It is what we agreed, and it's the logical thing to do. We should not do things that will instead aggravate the dispute."
Banda and Kikwete plan to hold further discussions on the issue on Aug. 20 in Malawi, Nhlane said. Banda said the country was exploring many avenues to resolve the dispute and doesn't expect conflict to erupt between the two nations.
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"Even if the diplomatic route fails it does not necessarily mean we will go to war with our brothers and sisters in Tanzania, because we can resort to other channels to solve the matter," Banda was quoted as saying by the Daily Times, a Blantyre-based newspaper, yesterday.
No one was available for comment when Bloomberg called Surestream's head office. The closely held company didn't immediately respond to an e-mailed request for comment.
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Lauren Jones, Christine Bestland and Stephanie DeSutter scored in the third period for the Lakers, who trailed 3-2 with less than 9 minutes left.
The Lakers (22-6-1, 13-3-0 CHA) had a quick start, as Kelsey Welch scored the only goal of the first period just 18 seconds into the game.
Syracuse answered midway through the second period with a goal by Nicole Ferrara before Jones restored the Mercyhurst lead just before the second intermission.
Syracuse then scored back-to-back goals early in the third period to take its first lead of the game.
Bestland pulled the Lakers even with 8 minutes, 57 seconds remaining. DeSutter added the eventual game-winning goal just more than 5 minutes later.
Stephanie Ciampa made 27 saves for the Lakers
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Vincent Young, also known as Soullone, is quite aware of the stereotype that the words 'hip-hop' have become attached to.
"People have their opinions of hip-hop and I'm trying to change it," he said. "If there was any other thing I could do besides make it in this industry, it would be to try and change the misconception that people have about hip-hop. I want to change that stereotype."
Young, was born in Belize, Central America, grew up in Long Beach, California, and has been all around the country, checking out the music scene and soaking in all that he can from his surroundings.
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Vincent Young, aka Soullone, is a DJ on WXPI 88.5-FM from 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays and 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Thursdays. He also is on the air for WLHU Lock Haven University radio, at www.lhup.edu/radio, from 7 to 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. to 1 a.m Fridays.
"I started in California, I did the music thing there," he said. "I didn't see my career growing; I was in a standstill."
From Calif., he went to Atlanta, then the midwest - including Indiana, where he attended Harrison College in Lafayette for business management.
He finally settled on Central Pennsylvania in 2009.
"The East Coast was untouched. From Pennsylvania, I can go to Boston, New Jersey, New York and D.C. fairly easy," Young said.
Currently a student at Lock Haven University for music and marketing, Young also is the CEO of Ready For Radio Inc., a business that works with artists and companies to be marketable.
The company consists of five people: Penn Lovingood, financial advisor; Durwood Kemp, financial consultant; Keith Allen, production; and Antonio Pipkins, marketing.
"We specialize in getting things ready for the radio," he said. "We've done commercials for Hardee's, McDonald's, and we also did a commercial with a bartending school in the midwest. We focus on building the artist on the business side. There are a lot of things that new artists don't know."
Young found his Williamsport tie with Anthony Parsons, AP tha Don, CEO of Smoked Entertainment, a hip-hop- based group that has connections with many artists in the Williamsport area.
"I met AP through working at WXPI," Young said.
WXPI 88.5-FM is a Williamsport Community radio station that Young is a DJ for on Thursday and Friday nights.
"He saw that I was doing the same thing he does, but on a much larger scale, so we came together," Young said.
Young has seen potential in the up-and-coming rappers in Williamsport.
"The Williamsport area has a lot of hidden talent. Guys come from the city, where there are so many artists and rappers that they might not get noticed. They come here and to them it is so much better. I like people like that. If they can make it this far from home, then those are the type of people I want to work with.," Young said.
Young has worked with Dy Hard Entertainment and helped Smoked Out Entertainment with radio play and promotion, and their artists.
Along with promoting other artists, Young is an artist as well.
Performing as Soullone, Young has performed in Central Pennsylvania, including Open Mic Night at Kimball's Pub, 972 Second St., and also has been performing with Smoked Out Entertainment artists at Club Escape, 13 S. Front St., Milton.
"It's just building now, but we are trying to set a crowd. Down the road we will have big name artists performing there," he said.
Along with Smoked Out Entertainment, Young will be starting "The Hip-Hop Alive" tour, including dates in Washington, D.C., Indiana, Atlanta and Williamsport.
For more information and music, find Soullone at www.jango.com/music/soullone; on WXPI 88.5-FM from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday nights and 10 p.m. to midnight Thursdays and on WLHU Lock Haven University radio at www.lhup.edu/radio 7 to 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. to 1 a.m Fridays.
He also will perform at Club Escape in Milton on Saturdays and Kimballs in William-sport on Tuesdays.


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School. Brad also graduated from college in Waco. Brad started building in mid 1990 and incorporated in 1999. Brad
believes in continuing education to keep up with the changing times, and has attended numerous classes held by
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a safe, defect-free home is his main goal on every job. Brad believes in customer satisfaction as well as high-quality
Melinda Rook — Melinda has more than eight construction experience. She's
responsible for all interior and exterior design on spec homes, handles all bookkeeping and office duties, and assists customers
with their needs.
Brad Stricklin stumbled upon his destiny when he bought his very first home shortly after
graduating from college. The 'fixer-upper' required a little work, and soon Brad's
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Not only did he enjoy the work, Brad also discovered a previously unrealized talent. Today, Brad
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Association of Home Builders, and the National Association of Home Builders as well as the Better
Business Bureau and the Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce.
According to Brad, "It all started when I decided to build a house myself." The builder
still had to secure the funds necessary to begin the project, and he eventually called on a friend's
father, fellow contractor Rex Matthews for help. Matthews not only signed on Brad's behalf, thereby
securing the bank's support, but also took his place as a mentor for the novice builder. The premier
project was completed successfully, and Brad had embarked upon a career that integrated his natural
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Over the years, Brad has participated in every aspect of the construction of his unique homes. Working
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being built. Furthermore, Brad religiously attends every educational seminar or class he can, and his
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he has a lot of hobbies outside of work, Brad really never stops thinking about ways to improve himself
as a builder. He regularly attends classes and seminars, and tries to connect with his customers on a
personal level. "Their home is often their biggest investment, and I want them to be happy when
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Greg McAtee July 19, 2010 at 2:40am
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Feel Your Soul
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- Description Relux Underground kick in 2013 with a deep house release taking its offspring in the early 90's flavor of pure house music. Two soulful tracks coming from the talented new kid on the block, Laughingman, from the Czech republic. Laughingman has a soft spot for the deep and jazzy elements, as well inspired by the early Detroit and Chicago house sounds. Unfolding this retroesque release, combining deep basses, soulful vocals, and groovy chords in a well produced mixture, makes Laughingmans contribution a great way to start a new year for true lovers of the native deep and colorful sound of house music. Track 1: Feel Your Soul Track 2: Rhythm Of A Heartbeat Released: Jan 18th, 2013


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This Week in The Toddler Times of Huckleberry HolbrookNatalie
Hey guys, Huck here. Here's what I've been up to this week.
image-579 1 of 9Hey guys! How's it been? This week was SO MUCH FUN. My Grammy was in town from Utah and we had so much fun playing! One day while she was in town we went down to see the 9/11 Memorial. It was really neat, and I loved the pools and the fountains! They were so pretty.
image-580 2 of 9Afterwards Mom took me and Grammy to her favorite Thai food place in the Financial District and I got to feed Mom all my shredded carrots. I think she liked them! Weirdo.
image-581 3 of 9THIS IS HOW BIG I AM! I WILL SHAKE THIS TRAIN DOWN!
image-582 4 of 9Check out this dude on his saxophone serenading me! He played the Sesame Street theme song for me. Uh, I don't really know that song? The few times we've watched Mom gets too upset at how much the show's changed to stick with it very long. Like, no Snuffleupagus? No Big Bird? No Oscar the Grouch? Where's The Count?! These are the things she shouts at the TV while we watch. "Not even any danged Burt and Ernie?!?" She gets pretty passionate about the topic. Oh right, but this dude was pretty good!
image-583 5 of 9Oh hot dogs. Mom sometimes takes me to this burger joint near our house. Mom says if I'm going to eat junk food it may as well be GOOD junk food.
image-584 6 of 9This is how I feel every time I get to eat cheese fries!!!!!!!!
image-585 7 of 9I'm gonna be honest, this was a real big week for me, developmentally speaking. Like, I've decided I sort of WANT to speak the same language Mom and Dad are speaking. So I've been using a couple words I've learned here and there. It's made playing with toys WAY more fun now that I can say the name of all of them!
image-586 8 of 9There is definitely a downside to speaking English though, which is that now when Mom tells me I can't do something, I sort of can't pretend like I don't understand anymore? Bummer. That's okay, I'm pretty good at obeying my Mom. She's not TOTALLY unreasonable, I guess.
image-587 9 of 9Well dudes, it's been a busy week and I have to drive to the kitchen to see if there are any Swedish Fish left. Talk to you later!
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Louis Blues Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Armstrong
announced today the club has signed their first overall draft pick in 2011,
forward Ty Rattie. Rattie was selected by the Blues in the
second round, 32nd overall.
had a great offensive season and an impressive performance in the playoffs,"
said Armstrong. "We are excited about
his potential and look forward to him joining our organization."
19, led the Western Hockey League's (WHL) Portland Winterhawks and ranked third
overall with 121 points including 57 goals and 64 assists during the 2011-12
regular season. In addition, the 6'0,
173-pound forward posted 33 points including a league leading 19 goals in 21
playoff games helping the Winterhawks advance to the WHL finals (Ed Chynoweth
the Calgary, Alberta
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During a segment between periods last night, Glen Sather discussed the tumultuous contract negotiations with Derek Stepan…
"I don't think Derek is going to let this thing linger that long. I don't think he is a big enough fool to think that he will sit out the year and it will do any good."
Sather added that it's unfortunate that Stepan has listened to his agent Matt Oates.
…similar to what happens with budget negotiations in Congress, this will likely get done in the final hours before the start of the regular season. So I'm not at all concerned Stepan is going to sit out the entire year. My worry is how far behind he's getting by continuing this holdout. And after seeing the Rangers effort and lack of scoring last night, his return could be used right about now. I know Blueshirt fans have been drooling over Lindberg, but if you think the Swedish rookie would be able to replace Stepan's expected production this season I've got a bridge to sell you.
…in the end I think Stepan caves, because missing the entire year will likely do great harm to his reputation as well as diminish his skills. And I really believe that Sather isn't moving from his position. He's more than willing to let this play out as long as it takes. You can be sure that Sather has developed quite a poker face over the years and he's not going to flinch, especially when he knows he has the best hand.
…having said that, I think the team's lack of consistant offense this preseason proves that Stepan is sorely needed.
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Blaze starts at Ash Street house
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Published in News on July 7, 2014 1:46 PM
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The Goldsboro Fire Department arrived at 2807 E. Ash St. at 8 a.m. today to find flames inside the residence and smoke pouring out at the eaves. No one was found inside the residence. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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Man found shot to death inside car in SW Oklahoma City
Victim's identity not released
UPDATED 6:51 AM CDT Sep 17, 2012
Police are investigating a homicide after a man was found dead in a car.
Officers said the discovery was made about 12:30 a.m. Saturday near the intersection of 15th Street and Indiana Avenue in southwest Oklahoma City.
Investigators said the man was shot to death.
No arrests have been made and police have not released the victim's name.
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If you did a good job choosing and setting up your hamster's cage, it should be virtually escape-proof. Even the most diligent hamster owner, however, is sometimes faced with the reality of a lost hamster. Should your hamster ever get out of its cage, try not to panic. Instead, take the following steps to find it:
1. Confine any other pets you own that might view your hamster as prey until you find the hamster. That means dogs, cats, ferrets and other carnivorous creatures.2. Close the door of the room containing your hamster's cage and stuff towels under the door. This prevents it from reaching another room.3. Begin your search in the hamster's room. The hope is that your hamster hasn't gone too far. Start looking underneath and behind furniture, move on to drawers, inside reclining chairs, behind sofa cushions and everywhere else. You don't want to crush your hamster inadvertently, so be careful when shifting things around.4. Move your search into the next adjacent room if you still haven't found your hamster. Keep the door closed with towels under it in the first room because your hamster may have eluded you. Continue this in each room until you find it.5. If after all your looking you cannot find your hamster, bring out the heavy artillery. Find a deep plastic bucket and put a soft towel at the very bottom (not too close to the top). Place the bucket in the room where you suspect your hamster might be hiding. Create a staircase of bricks or books up to the bucket so that it can climb inside. That night, before going to sleep, place some of your hamster's favorite food inside the bucket. It's likely your hamster will smell the food, climb into the bucket, realize it can't get out and fall asleep inside on the towel.
If this doesn't work the first night, keep doing it every evening until you find your hamster.
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Rivermen General Manager Kevin McDonald
announced today that the St. Louis Blues have reassigned forward Cody Beach and defenseman Brett Ponich to the Rivermen from their
ECHL affiliate, the Evansville IceMen. The club has also reassigned forward Jay Barriball to Peoria from the Central
Hockey League's Bloomington Blaze.
20, played in 13 games for the IceMen during his most recent ECHL assignment.
He scored once and picked up seven assists along with 41 penalty minutes.
Overall this season, Beach has seen action in 22 games with Evansville and has
nine points (two goals, seven assists) and 81 penalty minutes. He made his AHL
debut on Nov. 8 against Charlotte and has five assists in seven games with
Peoria. He has also collected 24 penalty minutes.
21, skated in nine games for the Rivermen before being injured on Nov. 9. He
registered 22 penalty minutes and a minus-1 rating over that time and was
assigned to Evansville on Dec. 3. In 13 games, the 6-foot-7-inch defenseman had
a goal and two assists and posted a plus-3 rating. His goal, on Dec. 16 against
Wheeling, was the first of his professional career.
25,appeared in two games with Bloomington last week and earned an assist in
Saturday's win over Arizona. He has not played for the Rivermen since he was
injured on Oct. 12, 2012 during the first game of the season. Last season,
injuries limited the Burnsville, MN native to just 21 games in which he
registered 13 points (four goals, nine assists) and 14 penalty minutes.
The Rivermen host the Milwaukee Admirals on Friday at 7:05
p.m. Grammy-Award nominee Carman will perform following the game. For tickets
or more information call 309-676-1040.


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The Fender DG-60 acoustic guitar has 20 frets, 25.3" scale, nato neck, with sonokeling fingerboard, and the bridge is sonokeling with a compensated saddle. The finish is natural gloss polyurethane. The body starts with a Fender dreadnought style for full, balanced tonal range. It features a dual-action truss rod, black pickguard, scalloped X-bracing, dot position inlays, and a Gold silkscreened Fender logo.
The guitar plays with a bright and full tone, with clear, sustaining notes. The DG-60 acoustic guitar can do live gigs with ease. The durability of the body woods, matched with Fender's craftsmanship has made for a rugged and durable guitar for a great price, and comes out of the box ready to take to the stage.
- Model Name DG60
- Series: classic design series
- Body Style: Fender style dreadnought
- Color: natural polyurethane
- Finish: polyurethane gloss
- Top: laminated spruce
- Bracing: scalloped X-bracing
- Back and sides: laminated mahogany
- Neck: nato
- Fingerboard: Sonokeling (Indian rosewood)
- Frets: 20
- Bridge: Sonokeling with compensated saddle
- Machine heads: die-cast chrome
- Dual-action truss rod,
- Black pickguard,
- Scalloped X-bracing,
- Dot position inlays,
- Compensated urea saddle,
- Gold silkscreened Fender logo,
- Multi-ABS inlays on soundhole rosette,
- Black bridge and end-pins
DG-60 Acoustic Guitar Specifications:
- Scale length: 25.3"
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- Width at nut: 1.69"
- Width at heel: 2.24"


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