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The Ferris State University men's ice hockey team will celebrate its many accomplishments of the 2007-08 season at the program's post-season awards banquet to be held Saturday, April 5, at the Falcon Head Golf Club in Big Rapids, Mich. The annual event is sponsored by the FSU Blueline Club.
The banquet will recognize the 27 student-athletes on the 2007-08 team along with featuring video highlights from the 2007-08 season, presentation of various team and individual awards, and comments about the season from Ferris State head coach Bob Daniels. A popular highlight of the banquet will be speeches given by the Bulldogs' seven graduating seniors - assistant captain Matt Frank (Billings, Mont.), Jim Jorgensen (Sault Ste. Marie), Derek MacInytre (Stanwood), Adam Miller (Livonia), Mitch O'Keefe (Almonte, Ontario), assistant captain Alex Spezia (Farmington Hills), and captain Adam Welch (Hastings, Minn.).
The banquet will start with a social from 6-6:30 p.m. (EDT) in which those attending may interact with the coaching staff and players. The social will be followed by dinner at 6:30 p.m. (EDT) with the awards portion of the program scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. (EDT).
Cost for the awards banquet is $20 per person and $10 for children under age 12.
For banquet tickets and/or more information, please contact Marcia Cebulla at (231) 592-5316.
Checks should be made payable to the FSU Blueline Club and mailed with the hockey awards banquet reservation form to the attention of Marcia Cebulla at 15201 Oakwood Drive, Big Rapids, MI. 49307.
Ferris State concluded the 2007-08 campaign at 18-16-5 overall with a fifth-place 12-12-4 mark (28 points) in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association (CCHA). The Bulldogs' 18 victories and fifth-place league finish are the most since the 2002-03 season when the FSU went 31-10-1 overall and captured the program's first-ever CCHA regular-season title with a first-place 22-5-1 CCHA ledger.
2007-08 FSU Blueline Club Hockey Awards Banquet Agenda
6-6:30 p.m. -- Social
6:30-7:30 p.m. -- Dinner
7:30-10 p.m. -- Awards Program
All times are Eastern Daylight (EDT)
NOTE -- The Falcon Head Golf Club is located at 13120 Northland Drive in Big Rapids.


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The advice in this tutorial is based on shooting a traditional British Christian church wedding, for the simple reason that it's the only kind of which I have first-hand experience. If any readers would like to share their experiences of photographing marriage ceremonies in other traditions, please feel free to use the comments section at the end of the article.
Link to Part 3 of this tutorial.
In part one of this tutorial I discussed preparations for shooting a wedding as the official photographer, including what sort of equipment you'll need, planning for the big day and how utterly terrified you should be at the magnitude of the responsibility you've undertaken. Today I'll take a look at what you'll need to do on the day, what sort of shots you need to take, and the best ways to take them.
Although their wedding day is supposed to be the happiest day of a young couple's life, it usually won't start out that way. After months of planning, when the big day finally dawns the bride and groom, and the friends and family members directly involved in the proceedings, will understandably be nervous and worried. A lot of of things have to happen on schedule with clockwork precision and perfect timing, and any one of them going wrong could spoil the whole day. As the official photographer you are a vital part of the process, and you owe it to the couple to be reassuringly professional. If they can see that you know exactly what you're doing it's one more worry off their minds, and one step closer to making the day a success.

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Our Top Picks for This Year's JFL42 Festival
It's coming up on the end of September and you know what that means: it's almost time for JFL42! Toronto's comedy festival starts on September 22 and runs until October 1. If you have a pass and have looked at the lineup you might be feeling a little overwhelmed. There are so many shows! How do you choose who to see? We've got you covered.
For our JFL42 preview, we thought that it would be a good idea to give you what we'll call our starter pack. Assuming that you bought a four credit headliner pass, our recommendations should get you on your way. With the reusable credit system that JFL42 employs you can keep going to show after show, but we want to make sure that the first five shows that you book are winners.
Headliner: Tig Notaro
Since we limited ourselves to just one headliner pick we felt like we couldn't go wrong no matter who we chose. While we are huge fans of all of the headliners, we went with Tig Notaro because she's hilarious and she is most likely to provide one of the most talked about shows of the festival. After her HBO special, Boyish Girl, Interrupted and Grammy nominated album, LIVE, and her new Amazon show One Mississippi, Tig has been one of comedy's biggest newsmakers over the last couple of years. Though we haven't seen her latest set, there is a good chance that she has something else that is memorable up her sleeve. Mixing funny material with very personal stories, Tig Notaro is one of the most unique performers working today.
Tig Notaro performs on September 25 and is in conversation during that afternoon.
The 42 #1: Cameron Esposito
If you don't know Cameron Esposito's comedy, you should. If you don't go to see her at JFL42, you'll regret it. The star of SeeSo's new series, Take My Wife is bringing her stand-up to Toronto and it would be hard to think of a better act to include in your festival schedule. Cameron draws on personal experiences for a source of material. As a lesbian who experienced a very religious childhood, Cameron Esposito takes her very personal stories and always provides audiences with relatable jokes that will leave you in stitches.
Cameron Esposito performs the evenings of September 22-24.
The 42 #2: Kumail Nanjiani
Are you looking for some mid-week laughs? Kumail Nanjiani should have you covered. He is now probably best known for his role as Dinesh on Silicon Valley, but Kumail is also an accomplished stand-up comedian. As one of the leaders of the Los Angeles alt comedy scene, Kumail Nanjiani is respected by his peers and adored by audiences. If we were in Toronto mid-week during JFL42, we would be using one of our credits to see him, but unfortunately it won't work out for us this year. Don't miss out on seeing him, if you have the chance.
Kumail Nanjiani performs the evenings of September 27 and 28.
The 42 #3: Maria Bamford
Before we talk more about Maria, we want to make it clear that although we've numbered these acts, we're not saying that one is better than the other. Rather we like them all. We want to make that clear because Maria Bamford is simply one of our favourite stand up comedians. Period. She's delightful, she's unique, she's hilarious. We missed out on her solo show at Just for Laughs in Toronto, but we did get to see her as part of Eugene Mirman's podcast taping. Seeing her perform live was a real treat. We weren't surprised given how funny all of her work is, but seeing her was an experience that no comedy fan should miss out. If you can, book your tickets for Maria Bamford ASAP and get ready for her set by bingeing her fantastic Netflix series, Lady Dynamite.
Maria Bamford performs the evenings of September 22 and 23.
The 42 #4: Natasha Leggero
There is a real mix of comedians performing and we've tried to provide you with very different perspectives. Natasha Leggero works a little more blue than the other three comedians that we listed. If that's what you are looking for, her show will be as good as any at this year's JFL42. Natasha has incredible stage presence and she's also a great joke writer. If you are looking for proof just go to YouTube, type in "Natasha Leggero Roast", and get ready for some of the funniest (and meanest) jokes you've heard. Last year we saw Natasha's husband, Moshe Kasher at JFL42 and we're hoping to catch her show this time around.
Natasha Leggero performs the evenings of September 30 and October 1. She is also in conversation during the afternoon of September 30.
Other Favorites:
We know that we said, we'd list our top four picks among "The 42", but there are a few other performers that we have seen in the past that we want to mention. If you are looking for some big laughs, you should be successful if you see these performers:
- Jim Norton (September 24)
- Margaret Cho (September 23 and 24)
- Ron Funches (September 29)
- Neal Brennan (September 27-30)
- Todd Barry (September 22-25)
Chris Gethard's One Man Show is Going to Broadway
Judd Apatow has decided to back comedian Chris Gethard's one man show. Titled Career Suicide, the show is all about Gethard's life and the road he's taken to get where he is. It is an incredible show and one that audiences should not miss.
We saw Chris perform this one man show last fall at JFL42 in Toronto. It was an incredible hour. The audience had Continue reading
Mel Brooks Speaks Fondly of Gene Wilder on The Tonight Show
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If you want to laugh, HBO will have you covered through into next year. Today they announced a number of stand up specials an a new sketch series that will air in 2016 and 2017.
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"Dinna think bonnie lassie, I'm goin' to leave you," I remember was his best; it is a strathspey tune; I learned it from him.
We cannot have a bag-pipe just now, but I shall sing you a strathspey reel.'
The term is always prefixed to the name of the river, as Strathearn, strathspey, etc.
They have yet to see the Macphail lead the strathspey with his betrothed.
Many years ago there dwelt in strathspey a midwife of great repute.
The strathspey is a slow and grandiose modification of the Reel.
It was strathspey; and I doubt if there is another view in Scotland, of the same dimensions, to equal it.
In the north, Andrew of Moray headed a rising in strathspey.
Pray, Betty, don't forget that Mrs. strathspey can't breakfast without honey.
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The position is for one year at Monash Univeristy in Australia: Geographic Information Systems Officer (Eliminate Dengue Program). Sounds awesome!
Health officials are already on high alert in the run-up to the Olympics, with the Health Protection Agency having increased its surveillance work to detect any signs of a virus. It has set up a monitoring system of hospital admissions and concerns raised with GPs, to alert staff to the first signs of mass contagion.
The UK is second after Singapore in its risk for avian or H1N1 flu to spread, according to risk analsyt Maplecroft.
The Daily Mail has a (rather poor) map of reports of child sex offense reports by police force in Britain.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation at the University of Wisconsin created a project to determine the healthiest counties of every state by ranking them.
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Brisbane City Council - French Italian CityCat terminal, library patronage down
20 March 2013 , 9:07 AM by Spencer Howson
Green concrete, a European themed city-cat terminal, and dwindling library visitor numbers - some of the topics discussed last night at the Brisbane City Council meeting.
Tony Moore from the Brisbane Times was there:
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Enjoying a romantic evening in the Big Apple, Alec and Hilaria Baldwin took their daughter and the dogs to the park on Wednesday (September 25).
The "30 Rock" star held onto a fluffy white pup as his wife laid her head on his lap with baby Carmen snuggled up on top of her.
Their relationship has always been a bit strange, and on Monday (September 23) Ireland Baldwin cracked her dad Alec Baldwin's twitter account.
The 17-year-old model/actress seemed to be in a playful mood after accompanying her father to the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards, and she posted selfies and captions for a lighthearted prank.
As baby Carmen sleeps soundly at home, Alec Baldwin arrived at the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday evening (September 22).
The "30 Rock" star flashed his handsome smile for the shutterbugs with his lovely daughter Ireland before being ushered inside the Nokia Theatre to catch all the action.
Kicking off the 2013 fall television season, NBC and Vanity Fair hosted a "Toast the 2013 Launch" shindig in New York City last night (September 16).
Sexy supermodel Doutzen Kroes showed up at The Top of The Standard Hotel venue and hammed it up with "30 Rock" star Judah Friedlander.
Adding another item to his credit, Alec Baldwin officially signed on to host a talk show on MSNBC.
The new program "Up Late with Alec Baldwin" premieres in October and hits the airwaves at 10 p.m. on Fridays.
On August 23rd Alec Baldwin and his wife Hilaria welcomed their baby girl Carmen Gabriela into the world, and their lives haven't been the same since.
In a new interview with People, the "30 Rock" actor shares his feelings over becoming a father all over again.
Preparing to start the holiday weekend in East Hampton, Alec Baldwin loaded up the SUV for wife Hilaria and baby Carmen in New York City on Friday (August 30).
The "30 Rock" actor wore a black polo shirt and black pants as he got the little one's car seat set up before bringing mommy and baby out.
Adopting a much different attitude towards paparazzi than we've seen lately, Alec Baldwin left his apartment in New York City with wife Hilaria on Wednesday (August 28).
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Bearcats Continue West Coast Trip, Battle UCLA Tuesday
Cincinnati plays fifth-straight road game.
2013-14 Stats | Freshman Season: Saw action in 18 games, playing 39 minutes ... totaled five rebounds, two blocks and one steal ... finished with one rebound, one steal and one block at Youngstown State (12/8) ... played a season-best eight minutes at Louisville (1/4) ... recorded a rebound in three-straight games against Memphis (2/12), USF (2/19) and Louisville (3/1).
High School: Was a four-year letterwinner ... played for three years at Stevenson High School before transferring to Henry Ford II for her senior season ... averaged 12 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks per game as a senior ... named to the first-team all MAC Red, second-team all county and third-team all Macomb county ... selected as team MVP ... led Henry Ford II to a district championship ... was a starter throughout prep career ... led the program to a combined 30 wins the last three years ... finished as the team's leading rebounder as a sophomore and junior ... led the team in scoring as a sophomore ... named to the honor roll three years.
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"Sire! Sire, are you alright?" one of his royal palace gaurds said.
"what? Ya, i was just holding my breath, you were saying?" Jake said. He looked back up at the window, his eyes shaken.
"The maverick is out there, so is the fulcrum. But inbetween them, is teh gettoness!" Jake said.
"teh ghettoness?" one of the gaurds asked.
"no! only i can say teh!" jake yelled back.
"oookay... the ghettoness?" the gaurd said. he looked at the other gaurds with a wonderous look of "why do i bother with this idiot?"
"teh ghettoness is a not so organised organisation that plans to shut down and annialate the ubermont, fulcrum and maverick." jake said, the thought made him shudder.
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Stanford Tennis Defeats USC, 7-2
PALO ALTO, Calif. - Stanford won five of six singles matches, and two of three doubles matches to defeat the USC Trojans women's tennis team Saturday.
With the win, Stanford moves to 21-1 on the season, and 5-0 in the Pac-10. USC drops to 7-11 overall, and 0-6 in the Pac-10.
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once again, congrats! : )
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Pugnacious: A Peugeot Australia spokesman said the 206 Coupe Cabriolet was a car "we'd love to have".
28 July 2000
By STEVE KEALY
PEUGEOT has released pictures of the new 206 Coupe Cabriolet, so named because it has a steel folding roof similar to the Mercedes SLK and can therefore be driven as either a Coupe or drop-top.
The 206CC is a road-going rendition of the Two-oh-heart concept car shown at the Geneva motor show two years ago and is to be formally launched at September's Paris show.
The new car is a 2+2, as a storage bin for the electro-hydraulically operated roof compromises the otherwise acceptable rear seat room available in the fixed-head 206.
Expected to be available in right-hand drive form later this year, the new car will initially offer 1.6 litre, 82kW or 2.0-litre, 103kW multi-valve engines and manual transmissions. An auto version, using the gearbox from the 306, is expected to be offered later on.
A Peugeot Australia spokesman said the 206CC was a car "we'd love to have" but specifications, pricing and availability were as yet undecided; UK prices are expected to be around the 15,000 pounds ($37,000) mark.
Speculation that Peugeot's contract with Inchcape is being renegotiated with a view to Peugeot assuming direct responsibility for the brand was denied as "scurrilous" by new Inchcape MD Trevor Amery.
The Peugeot 607 luxo-sedan is still being considered for Australia - the homologation has been done but a firm decision on bringing in the mid-sized executive express has yet to be made.
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Balm I'm Obsessing Over: Fresh Sugar Plum Lip TreatmentFriday, February 11, 2011
I've seen this pop up on all sorts of "best of" lists and truly thought "Plum? Lip Treatment? What is that all about?" and then promptly forgot about the product. Well, it was included in one of the sets I received as a sample from Sephora over the Holidays (so, we have them to thank for this review), and I finally broke it out recently.
This stuff really is amazing. It is basically a hydrating lip balm with a beeswax base (I like beeswax lip balms, have you noticed this?) and it contains Sugar to act as a humectant (pulls moisture to the outer surface from below) some anti-oxidants and even has SPF 15 (see below for the UV range covered). It tastes a little sweet but there really isn't much flavor, which is good given my propensity for basically chewing off balm if it is yummy (admit it, you do this too!).
Regardless, my biggest reason for loving this is the color. When you use the balm is deposits a little color, which is darker than my lip color but is really much lighter than you would think looking at the picture above. It's a pretty translucent plum color that is somewhat buildable. I like it so much I'm likely going to pick up the Rose Version as well.
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I have this too, and I love it! I had a stick of the original sugar (I adore the smell/taste) and got the plum this summer. I haven't tried the rose, but have heard it's a little more pigmented than the plum.ReplyDelete
ps-how's the sephora in the mall out there? the big move is about 3 weeks away!
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Our Sephora is actually surprisingly good. It's a pretty decent size and they have a good selection. There's another mall about 45 minutes away (Somerset) that is really amazing, and their Sephora is only a little bigger. The other great thing is that we have a really good cosmetics area in our Macys. I've never had an issue finding a LE Chanel or anything, they seem to either be really well stocked or no one here buys that stuff!
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WWE Monday Night Raw Preview- 5/9/05- Nashville, Tennessee
We are just thirteen nights away from Unforgiven and last week saw the road to Oklahoma really begin to take shape as two HUGE matches were signed and as we head to Nashville this Monday night, the tension is only sure to increase.
The World Heavyweight Championship will be on the line in less than two weeks as Batista defends against the monster Kane. These two bitter rivals took their feud to a new extreme last week as following our main event, the Animal came to the aid of a helpless Shelton Benjamin to fend off the duo of Mark Jindrak and William Regal along with the Big Red Machine. Batista cleaned house before coming toe to toe with his challenger at Unforgiven and the end game was almost a repeat of what took place before Summerslam as Kane set Batista up for a Chokeslam off the stage only for the tables to be turned and Batista, sacrificing himself, speared Kane off the stage taking himself down in the process. It was a shocking conclusion to Raw and this week, both men having been cleared to compete, will be in action as the World Champion teams with the Intercontinental Champion Shelton Benjamin to take on Kane and his partner, The Protégé Mark Jindrak. Having fought all the way around the arena, having fought off the stage, will tonight be the night where these two men are contained the ring?
The other match set for Unforgiven last week was courtesy of Raws GM, Eric Bischoff as he declared that Shawn Michaels punishment was to undergo step two in Oklahoma where Michaels will take on ALL FOUR members of the Arabian Entity in a Handicap match with Michaels having to eliminate every member of the Entity in order to be victorious. Prior to that announcement Muhammad Hassan cut a scathing promo on the Heartbreak Kid, citing his reasons for attacking Michaels. This Monday night, the Showstopper will return and will no doubt have a response to Hassan and the Entitys assault on him as well as his upcoming match with the quartet. Just what will Michaels await when he returns this Monday night in Nashville? Only the boss knows his fate.
Since Summerslam three men have become fixated on being the next in line for a shot at the World Title and they are three of Canadas finest. Edge, Chris Jericho and Christian have all had their eyes on the prize but with Kane now being named number one contender, just whats next in store for these three men? Christian, having defeated and ended the career of Ric Flair at Summerslam has stated that hes at the front of the line however both Edge and Jericho have had their say on the matter with these two bitter rivals also having strong claims. Unsurprisingly this has seen things spiral out of hand between the trio and come Monday night they will cross paths again as Christian goes one on one with Y2J, however, there is no doubting that Edge will keep a close eye on proceedings. Just who will leave Nashville having stolen a march in the race to the World Title? One things for sure you will not wanna miss it.
We already confirmed that Shelton Benjamin will be in action in our main event, however we will also seek answers from his tag team partner, Charlie Haas. Haas walked out of the duos locker room last week, clearly angered after a disagreement with Benjamin and as Shelton took a beating at the hands of Mark Jindrak and William Regal, Haas was nowhere to be seen. Will the Worlds Greatest Tag Team settle their differences this week or will Haas continue to feel aggrieved?
Also scheduled for this week, the Platform to Perfection will be in action as they take on the Basham Brothers, hoping to cement their status as number one contenders. Will the Dudleyz has any say in the outcome as the PTP continue to look past the champions? Plus, Lita will make her in ring return following injury having made a big statement to the Womens Champion last week. And finally Mr.Kennedy sent shockwaves around the locker room last week after a brutal assault on Eugene was followed up with a showering!! Kennedy poured beer all over Eric Bischoff, stating he was finished with the boss. Will Kennedys frustrations continue to grow or will Mr.Bischoff aim to please the so called Game Changer?
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The Platform to Perfection vs The Basham Brothers
Lita will be in action
Batista and Shelton Benjamin vs Kane and Mark Jindrak
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I'm a NOOB here but not new to shooting. I went to the range the other day after a few years away from the sport and discovered that something was wrong with my handgun's sights. They're turning invisible!!!
Well, it's either that or my eyesight is going. (At nearly 50 I think that's the real problem.) So, anyone have any suggestions so that things are visible instead of fuzzy or not there at all? Glasses help but I don't know if my CCW will allow me to use them when I qualify. IF not, then I would have to qualify without them and it's DARN HARD to see.
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Nope, she knows what the answer will be. She knows that I am good at carrying, and no oops moments will happen.
This is a discussion on Are you ever asked not to carry..... within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; ....to an "event" by your wife/SO? Do you agree in order to keep the peace? I've been carrying for 15 years, so nothing new here. ...
....to an "event" by your wife/SO? Do you agree in order to keep the peace?
I've been carrying for 15 years, so nothing new here. Yet this weekend, we're going to a pretty high falutin' party......think Mayor, former Lt Governor, civic and business leaders, etc.....and as I'm getting dressed, she-who-must-be-obeyed says, "you're not going to be carrying tonight are you?" Of course I respond that she knows that I always carry and tonight isn't any different. She then says, "please don't". That's it, no explanation, no reason, just "please don't".
So what do you do?
Personally, I didn't really answer. When we were ready to leave she came up and gave me a little love tap right at 3:30 and seemed pleased not to feel my K9. Good thing she didn't check for the Seecamp in my rear pocket though.......
So, dumb to risk marital disharmony or better armed and let the chips fall as they may?
Nope, she knows what the answer will be. She knows that I am good at carrying, and no oops moments will happen.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
Guess you will be sleeping on the couch tonight, eh?
One question, though. With all those dignitaries, did they have metal detectors?
Preparing for the Zombie Apocalypse or Rapture....whichever comes first.
No metal detectors....and not illegal for you to carry...it's called concealed carry....just ensure you conceal from your wife too ;)
I have had that happen....same type of situation...was too expensive dinner...no steak...and alot of 'important' people....I have to admit...I did the same thing...moved to a smaller more concealed option...she didn't know about...I felt like I was in the room with a bunch of politician and elected officials, so I was already surrounded by liars and criminals...you never know what could happen...LOL
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I'll admit that I asked JD not to carry a few times, and it wasn't because I didn't like guns it was because I didn't like who he became when he holstered up.
It wasn't that he was careless, flippant, or arrogant, if anything he was the opposite.
When he put on a gun he became this gravely serious man who seemed to have electrodes attached to his ears or something. It was like he was back in war and it was IMPOSSIBLE for him to smile or share a light hearted moment.
So, if we were going out on dates or anything where I WANTED to have a moment of shared glee with my husband I would ask him not to carry.
Once he realized that you CAN have a good, clean, fun time AND carry a gun he became a LOT more enjoyable to hang around while armed.
When we started to carry together it was just as natural as getting dressed.
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Glad everything worked out good for ya. For some reason my wife has the opinion that it's ok to carry a mouse gun in my coat or back pocket to those kinds of gatherings, but carrying the Glock 19 is out of line.
I think she is always worried that someone will notice the OWB carry, and does not want to make a seen. And she knows from years of experience that no one will ever notice a P3AT 380 or similar gun in my pocket.
I guess I'm fortunate in that my wife doesn't ask me to not carry, but she knows what my answer would be. When she first discovered I carried, she started to object. I blew up and informed her clearly that I don't need her permission to protect her or our daughter, ever.
That stands until I'm dead. I do not need, nor will I ever seek, her permission to carry a weapon. And if she wants to object, I'll make it clear again.
My decision, not hers, period. If she can't accept it, she is free to find someone else to live with. It is non-negotiable.
Yes, my mother asked me one time if I was going to carry when we went somewher I can't remember and I told her yes, this was followed by my girlfriend explaining to her how I carried everwhere and she let the discussion go. Mom was more afraid of someone seeing it the me actually haveing it their.
That is interesting that your wife would suddenly change her mind like that; I have a lot of liberal family members who come back here to Texas for the holidays, and of course love to espouse their views regarding gun control on me. I was inundated with all kinds of explanations as to why I shouldnt be carrying, and how "scared" and "paranoid" I must be to do something like that, to which i replied that it wasnt paranoia or fear, but resolve they did not possess and were jealous because of it. I told them all that deep down inside, they secretly wanted to do what I was doing, they just didnt have the guts to refuse to be a victim.
My point was aptly proven a couple of days later when we all went down to the Majestic theater in San Antonio to see "A Tuna Christmas"; Wallking out of the theater to the parking garage, 5 very unsavory characters were walking down the street towards us. Almost immediately, all of my liberal family members turned to look at me in unison, and I responded by patting the coat I was wearing right about where the gun you see as my avatar was riding in its time-worn Galco jackass rig.
When the "danger" was passed, and we got back to my parents house, of course everyone was curious; My parents were astounded that I was "armed" during our family dinner. I told them that I am always armed when we go out, and told them that is precisely why I always sit facing the entrance of every restuarant I eat in. Then, my brothers' soon to be bride (they got engaged Christmas eve) asked my wife if she was worried about the fact that i carried a gun all the time, to which my wife replied "no, I never worry about it. The only worry I have is that he is not in my line of fire".
To which she pulled her own Stainless Ruger SP-101 .357 out of her purse.........
God, I love my Wife....
"Guard with jealous attention the public liberty. Suspect everyone who approaches that jewel. Unfortunately, nothing will preserve it but downright force. Whenever you give up that force, you are inevitably ruined". - Patrick Henry
My x-girlfriend had the nerve to ask me that more than once and even called me paranoid. I laughed, then I reminded her of the incident at the childrens hospital in Atlanta what could have happened.... (...and she wants to be a cop... ).
" Refuse to be a victim, make sure there is a round chambered ! "
Just call me a pessimistic optimist !
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I'd carry anyway - my wife knows not to go there with that question. It's our responsibility to protect our families and going out unarmed will be when Murphy rises up and gets you.
The most exhilarating thing in life is getting shot at with no results.
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nope, my wife only says(if oursurroundings seem odd)youre carrying right.
and ofcourse i say yep.
(SHERIFF BUFORD T. JUSTICE) "what the hell is
the world coming too"
We went to an out of town wedding last weekend, and I carried my full size XD45. My fiance is fine with the fact that I carry, and she was the only one who knew I was carrying at the wedding.
During the reception, I spent some time talking to her sister's husband (we both have infant children and carry permits, and he's into guns and hunting). He remarked a few different times that he wished he'd been carrying. I found out later that his wife, who apparently wears the pants in the relationship, had told him not to.
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Musings on Building a
Digital Music Server: The Mytek Stereo192-DSD DAC
Blackbird singing in the
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Initial impressions by Andy Schaub...
Perhaps I should have titled this issue of, "Musings on Building a Digital Music Server" something like, "The Long and Winding Road". I started reading David Robinson's lists of DSD capable DACs and became quite interested in this new (old) format. After all, it is the basis for SACDs and while I like SACDs, I think that red book CDs in my Audio Note CD 3.1x/II sound better than either my no longer owned Ayre C-5xeMP or my recently upgraded Theta Compli Blu. In any case, I had heard DSD based music converted on the fly to PCM when I accidentally downloaded some Rachel Podger violin music from Channel Classics and it sounded pretty good in my office system, going through an Audiophilleo 1 and Rega DAC with Locus Design digital cables. Although Channel Classics graciously gave me credit for the accident, and I got two 24/96 downloads out of it, I never got around to deleting the DSD based files. It was not my intent to defraud anyone. It was truly sloppiness on my part; however, I did wind up having a convenient source of material when the Mytek Stereo192-DSD DAC arrived. I'll just say up front that I don't think the Stereo192-DSD DAC sounds better than my Sonicweld Diverter HR/Berkeley Audio Design Alpha Series 2 DAC combination; however, for $1595.00, it represents tremendous value and gives one a peek into this new world of DSD downloads.
The Stereo192-DSD DAC is the first DAC (besides the Apogee Duet 2) that has required I install drivers and/or a control program to operate it on a Mac; so I choose to put everything on my otherwise unused 17" MacBook Pro, modified with a 256GB SSD (Solid State Drive). Also, because of the price point of the Mytek DAC, I choose to use my Locus Design Polestar USB cable. It required quite a bit of fiddling to get things working correctly, all of which I did using a pair of Moon Audio Black Dragon Denon AH-D5000's and the headphone amp inside the Mytek DAC. I also used Pure Music 1.89b and iTunes 11.0.2 (although in this case Pure Music is really managing all of the playback, just putting a "bookmark" in iTunes for my Rachel Podger files). Once I got the drivers installed and got the MacBook Pro to recognize the USB 2.0 input of the Mytek DAC as well as setting up Pure Music to play native DSD files through the Mytek DAC, I played selections from the 24/192 download of Waltz for Debby and the 24/88.2 download of The Goat Rodeo Sessions, both from HDtracks.com, as well as that DSD download of Rachel Podger's Mozart Violin Concerti, Sinfonia Concertante from Channel Classics. I have to confess, I was impressed at how smooth the sound was, particularly with the DSD download; but it lacked the air and ambience of the Woo WA7 which is 2/3 the price.
Still, I owed the Stereo192-DSD a fair chance, so I connected everything to the main system through 20 feet of Whiplash Audio Sapphire Pro interconnects with Eichmann copper bullet plugs. Playing The Goat Rodeo Sessions was a true joy but, again, it lacked the air and ambience of my reference setup, and while it had deep bass, Yo-yo Ma's cello did not sound as real as it did with the Diverter HR/Alpha Series 2 DAC combination. Playing Mozart Violin Concerti, Sinfonia Concertante upped the game a bit and I found myself thinking less about the DAC and more about the music. The sound was smoother and the bass more defined; but I couldn't get away from a slightly synthetic sound and a lack of openness on the top end. Again, I'm being awfully critical given the relative cost of the pieces involved in the comparison. The Mytek Stereo192-DSD had a slight smudging of the sound, much like my old Ayre C-5xeMP. I'm not trying to be a Luddite; and, again, for the $1595, the Stereo192-DSD represents a tremendous value and absolutely deserves its Brutus Award. It's just that I recently had an email conversation with a recording engineer who had heard both high resolution PCM and DSD of his/her recordings and said that high-resolution PCM sounded more like the microphone feed than did DSD. So is DSD the flavor of the month or is it the new standard? I guess only time will tell.
This where my review originally ended, but Michal Jurewicz from Mytek, and Jared Sacks at Channel Classics gave me the encouragement I needed to press the review a bit further; so I set everything back up. I wasn't comfortable just dropping the Mytek into my digital music server because of the need to reconfigure my Mac mini; so the Mytek was working at a bit of a disadvantage. Having said that, I felt that the comparison was fair particularly when I plugged the Mytek and my 17" MacBook Pro into the Equi=Tech that serves my Theta Compli Blu. I also upped the game a bit by using my former reference USB cable, the Locus Design Cynosure v2. Listening to Mozart Violin Concerti, Sinfonia Concertante, I now heard substantially more air and ambience around the instruments and more three-dimensionality overall; but to make the evaluation fair, I had to do side by side comparisons in so much as I could. So I was still using the 20 feet of Whiplash Audio Sapphire Pro interconnects with Eichmann copper bullet plugs. They're really very neutral cables and I had no choice if I wanted to play my digital music server and the Stereo192-DSD at the same time, both going into my Audio Note Oto integrated amp through two meters of Kondo Sound Labs KSL-LP interconnects via the Manley Skipjack audio switcher. I will say that with this setup there was a bit of over pronunciation of detail in Rachel Podger's violin; but I could live with that, particularly since the whole system was running cold.
Playing The Goat Rodeo Sessions, first through the Mytek DAC then through my digital music server, the music server had a silkiness that the Mytek didn't share, and there was more of an analog sense of the interplay of instruments; although, the Mytek was mighty impressive given the cost difference between the two "systems". It's just that, while the Mytek sounded good, the music server allowed me to more imagine the musicians in my own living room. The Mytek sounded a little hollow; but the time has come to do some side-by-side comparisons. I choose Bach Trio Sonatas by Florilegium from Channel Classics, both in 24/192 and DSD formats. I already owned the 24/192 version of this and just copied it using a thumb drive from my 27" Quad Core iMac to my 17" MacBook Pro, then directly downloaded the DSD version onto the MacBook Pro. It took quite a long time to get the download and then for some reason I had to number the files and manually insert the album cover art in Pure Music 1.89b; however, I've had to do that sort of thing before and I'm on the bleeding edge here. Just beware that setting up DSD downloads is not like visiting the iTunes store. It requires some sophistication and computer savvy. I'm not slamming anyone here. The fact that this all works at all is really quite amazing; and I thank everyone involved (Channel D, the makers of Pure Music, Mytek, and Channel Classics) for making it all possible; but do beware that setting up the DAC and downloading and inserting the music is not for the feint of heart. You really need to read the manuals. That said, the effort is worth it if you want to be able to stay on the bleeding edge of music downloads and do a comparison for yourself.
First, I listened to the 24/192 download of Bach Trio Sonatas on my digital music server; it sounded lovely with great deep bass definition and authority and, again, a strong sense of the interplay of instruments. Next, I listened to the same download through the Mytek DAC. The sound quality was shockingly close; but subtlety is the name of the game here and it seemed a little thin and, again, synthetic. Lastly, I listened to the DSD download of Bach Trio Sonatas. I have to say that, in this context, I couldn't hear that much of difference, the nod going again to my digital music server. There was a bit more of a sense of air or ambience around the instruments, the deep bass definition improved some, and I got more of a sense of the interplay of the instruments; yet, again, it had that slightly synthetic sound. Let me close by talking about the suspension of disbelief. That basically means that you, the audience, can set aside any notions of artifice and believe that music is actually coming from players in your own listening room (wherever that may be). With my digital music server, the suspension of disbelief was substantially higher than with the Mytek Stereo192-DSD, using ether high-resolution PCM files (24/192) or using DSD-based files. I'm not saying the Stereo192-DSD is bad; for its price, it's great. Does it sound better than my Sonicweld Diverter HR/Audio Note Pallas/Berkeley Audio Design Alpha Series 2 combination? No, I honestly don't think so.
Here's when I enter the disclaimer, though, and explain a few things. First, I've put the Stereo192-DSD up against a much more expensive system. All of the parts are highly optimized to work together; and the truth is that, even though I own a fair number of them, I'm not really that fond of the sound of SACDs. I'm in the minority of people who prefer DVD-A and am looking forward to Blu-ray audio. Put those two things together and you have a recipe for disaster in terms of what the Mytek could do going into my Oto; and that means that I own a single-ended triode system with highly efficient speakers and lots of silver cable and you have a mismatch for sure. In all truth, my music server should probably have tubes and there are times when I've carefully considered replacing everything with a Wavelength Crimson or Cosecant. So the fact that the Mytek could come anywhere close to making me happy is really quite remarkable. I want to emphasize that there's nothing wrong the Stereo192-DSD. I think it comes down to a matter of personal preference and system matching. If I still owned a Spectral preamplifier and amplifier with all MIT cabling and heavily modified Quad ESL-63 USA monitors, I'd probably be in hog heaven. Times change; my tastes have changed and DSD downloads are in their infancy. So maybe I will approach Gordon Rankin about borrowing one of his DAC's; or perhaps I will simply sit back and enjoy the music. Either way, the Mytek is mighty impressive… for the money and for the right person/correctly matched system.
Follow up by Andre Marc...
My colleague Andy Schaub, and our esteemed editor Dave Clark, thought it would be a cool idea to do a collaborative write up on the Mytek Stereo192-DSD DAC. It is a product that has garnered a lot of attention recently, and the demand has in some cases outpaced the supply! I think Andy did a fabulous overview of the Mytek above, and here I offer my own user experience, and various opinions on the digital landscape.
My system currently consists of an Audio Research VS55 power amp and SP16L preamp, Bob Carver Black Beauty power amp (on loan), a Bryston BDA-1 DAC, a Musical Fidelity M1 CDT transport, a Marantz SA-11S3 SACD player/DAC (on loan), a Squeezebox Touch with a CIA VDC-SB, and a pair of Thiel CS2.4 speakers. Cabling is a mix of Transparent, Acoustic Zen, Kimber, Element, DH Labs, Darwin, and Stager. Everything is plugged into an Audience aDeptResponse aR6, which is in turn plugged into an Oyaide receptacle on a dedicated line.
My digital music system is set up with all CD rips and download purchases in FLAC, on a 2TB FireWire drive, connected to generation two Mac mini, which serves two Squeezeboxes (one is in my bedroom system) via Logitech Media Server, on Ethernet CAT7 cable. In my main system, described above, I normally connect my Squeezebox Touch to the BDA-1 DAC via optical. I also connect my Musical Fidelity transport via AES/EBU to the BDA-1.
First, let me say the Mytek is the most feature rich DAC that has come through my domain. Just in the last year I have had quite a few nice, reasonably priced units from Musical Fidelity, Rein Audio, PS Audio, Wyred4Sound, and Lindemann. None have even come close to offering the amount of user options that appear on the Mytek. To me it is pretty obvious that Mytek's history in pro audio is a big influence here.
Aside from a full suite of digital inputs, including AES/EBU, TosLink, Coaxial, USB 2.0, USB 1.0, and FireWire, there are both balanced and unbalanced outputs, a headphone jack with independent volume control, and LED level meters. But that is just the beginning. Among the most interesting features are the ability to choose between a digital and analog volume control, bypassing the volume control, two digital filters, output level (trim control), internal or external clock, display control, and optional upsampling to 192kHz. Wait, there is more!
You can also mate it to a generic universal remote control, or the very cool Apple remote, which allows you access the menu, mute, control volume and input, etc. The final cherry on top is it does native DSD via USB or FireWire. So here we have one of the most customizable audio components on the market fro $1595.
My setup process was simple yet not so simple. I ran a DH Labs TosLink cable into the Mytek from my Squeezebox Touch, and I also connected an HP Laptop running Windows 7 and Jriver Media Center 18. I first intended to connect the Mytek to my ARC preamp, bypassing its volume control, but that was not to be. Even at its lowest trim setting, the Mytek was putting out over 3V. Many preamps on the market, including my ARC, can handle a max input of between 2 and 2.5V. I experienced severe clipping and distortion. This was actually not a problem because my initial interest in the Mytek was because of its ability to drive power amps directly, using its built in volume control.
Yes, I have recently wanted to experiment with doing away with a linestage altogether, since all my sources in the main system are digital. This is aside from the borrowed Marantz SACD player/DAC, which must be connected to a preamp, or to a power amp with volume control, like the Carver. I just figured that a preamp with another gain stage, more cables, etc., would degrade transparency, no matter how well engineered. Not to mention most line sources will drive a power amp, no problem. So, with all of this in mind I ran the Mytek directly into the ARC power amp, and briefly into the Carver amp. All of my listening notes are culled from using the Mytek as a preamp/DAC.
My first impressions were that the Mytek offered absolutely amazing bass performance. Better than any DAC I have heard in recent memory, even ones costing significantly more. I also noticed a very high degree of resolution. As a matter, of fact, I can honestly say I have never heard this much recorded detail in my system. I can see how mastering engineers would want to get their hands on this DAC. There is no place for a bad recording to hide.
On the flip side, after extended listening, I noticed a rather dry quality to the treble and mid bass. There seemed to be a bit of flatness to the presentation. So while there was amazing detail retrieval, I did not find it among the most dimensional. Mind you, there was no spotlighting of any sort; i want to make that clear. This was not a "bright" sounding DAC at all [Note from Andy: I agree].
I really put the Mytek through its paces. I listened to virtually every genre of music, from Ray Lamontagne's gothic folk, to Danillo Perez's brilliant world influenced jazz. I also made sure to give the Mytek every PCM sample rate I had on hand, including 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, and 192kHz. And yes, I did download the appropriate drivers from my Windows 7 laptop running Jriver to listen to DSD files. The Mytek did indeed display DSD when these filed played back, and they sounded excellent, although the free DSD files I was able to find were not music I was familiar with or was particularly fond of.
I also thought the Mytek sounded its best through the USB input. I used a DH Labs USB cable and I felt there was more a of natural ease with PCM files played back via Jriver 18 as compared to the S/PDIF inputs. I also ended up preferring the upsampling turned on for most of my listening. It was a toss up between the two digital filters for me. The two volume controls were both essentially transparent and totally noise free. I marginally preferred the analog volume control, but it was oh so close.
A couple of final ergonomic notes are warranted. First I purchased, for $19, the current model Apple remote, which allowed me to control virtually every function of the Mytek. Very cool! I also found that good quality power cords from Transparent and Shunyata made a difference. Finally, I felt that a Shakti Stone placed on top of the Mytek improved the sound distinctly. I have been using a Shakti Stone on my digital sources for several years now with benefits.
The Mytek Stereo192-DSD DAC is a very fine product. It is a virtual Swiss Army Knife of the DAC world. I have never seen such a feature loaded and customizable DAC. It will provide you with every bit of recorded detail that resides in those bits and samples. Mind you, look elsewhere if you want a little sugar with your coffee.
While I don't really feel the excitement of being able to play DSD files from my computer, the capability is there via USB and FireWire. This is especially cool if you are a classical music lover, since that is where most of the (limited) downloadable material seems to come from. All in all, the Mytek is a finely engineered product.
Kindest regards,
Andy and Andre


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- Wizards of the Coast
- Publication date:
- 10/05/2010
- Series:
- Neverwinter Saga Series , #1
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- NOOK Book
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- 352
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Meet the Author
R.A. Salvatore is the New York Times best-selling author of more than forty novels, including the popular Forgotten Realms® series The Legend of Drizzt. He's an avid gamer, father of three, and loyal citizen of Red Sox Nation.
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- Hometown:
- Leominster, MA
- Date of Birth:
- January 20, 1959
- Place of Birth:
- Leominster, MA
- Website:
- http://www.rasalvatore.com/
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Why is the Nook version $2 more than the paperback? Was I mistaken when I thought Ebooks would be cheaper because there's no multiple printings, ink, shipping, etc. involved. I mean, transfer it to digital form, put it on a download server (B&N), and sell it many times over without all the overhead. So, why is it more expensive? Am I being gouged because they know it's becoming a prefered way of reading and they are greedy bastards? Or is there something here I just don't know about. I am a big fan of Salvatore's characters, but, I WILL NOT buy this book until the Nook version is either the same price as the paperback or cheaper (cheaper prefered). Is someone out there listening?!
A book written with joy and love for the characters protrayed: old friends, indeed, spanning 20-plus years of the author's life; a philosophical musing on Life, Purpose, and Fulfillment clothed in rich and fine garments of Good vs Evil, High Adventure, Heritage and Tradition, Friendship and Love. RA Salvatore's Gauntlgrym will move you, I unabahedly assert, and will bring tears to your eye - tears of joy, of just reward - by the time you finish the epilogue. I will only add, then say no more - for you should experience this read as a well-earned, joyous discovery much like a certain Dwarf King does when arriving, after a lifetime's faith and questing, at a particular throne room - that you will find humor, comfort, satisfaction, and pleasure in Mr. Salvatore's latest be you a long-time fantasy afficionado or newly come to the genre. May we all be so blessed, after a long life well-lived, to have the opportunity to say,"I found it, Elf."
I like the new tact Salvatore has taken beginning with the "Transitions" series. The one flaw I had always found with Salvatore's literary works was his habit of following the same set pattern, time after time the protagonists of his novels would defy impossible odds yet come out of their ordeals virtually unscathed while achieving the best possible outcomes of their endeavors. The grand scale of his character's achievements have now been realistically counterbalanced with disappointment and loss. It must have been painful for Salvatore to say goodbye to memorable heros such as Breunor and Pwent, Wulfgar and Cattie-Brie, Regis and Deudermont but the sadness and sense of loss that result from their passing have only served to illustrate that Salvatore is only getting better at his craft, improving on near perfection. This book did not disappoint, Salvatore included all of his classic elements, richly detailed battle scenes, a near intoxicating storyline and his own personal writing flair that doesn't allow a reader to stop reading while introducing intriguing new characters, each with their own subtle complexities. And above all, an epic, heroic and worthy end to the greatest dwarven king ever conceived. And Salvatore still knows how to keep his readers in suspense, this book instilled in me an almost manic desire to hear Barrabus the Gray called by his true name.... I higly recommend this novel, it is another Salvatore masterpiece, well worth the cost in any of its forms despite the reviews of some readers who value a low cost above a fine literary work.
Opted to not buy the nook version as it was $2+ more than the paperback version... Whats the logic there? Makes me sorry I thought the green decision of buying the Nook was a good one... The Story itself was great and kept me reading it later than planned (I typically read before bed). Another great story by R. A., and another must read!
This is book is not one of my favorites from the Dark Elf series. It's not enjoyable for because I wouldn't let me kids read it. It's not for little kids in my opinion. I don't want to tell any spoilers and other people may still enjoy it, just not me. The book is well written though which is why i'm giving it four stars. It's just one scene in the whole book ruined it for me..
Following the deaths of Regis and Cattiebrie, Salvatore seems determined to make us cry again when first, the most loyal dwarf a king can ask for can no longer travel the road beside him and then King Bruenor finally really dying. An interesting new cast of characters, and the old will be missed, how will this Hunter Drizzt become adapt to the deaths of his oldest friend?
Good story could have made a 5 but story was good. Did real good with Battlehammer but was so dissappointed with wulfgar 20 yrs and he get an oh by the way.I should drop it 2 a -1 for all the hell he put him thru lost love,demon torture,lost wife/child,and have to front for his bf and love. Would have been better 2 not have brought him back then disgrace him with a oh by the way.plz don't go back either 2 explain that would be worse. So it is what it is and leave it at that
This is another great book for Dritz fans. Absolutely excellent!!! (The next part of my review may be seen as kind of a spoiler, so you may not want to read my following comments.) However, it did sadden me that the Dritz and the usual storylines that I am used to will be no more after this book. This book closes a chapter of Dritz's life and leads toward an entirely new setting in the books to follow.
Great book
If this book was written by any other author I would have given it 3 stars, but it just isn't the same level of storytellling I expect from Salvatore. I really am at a loss for why decades later both main characters act as if they haven't moved on at all from the loss of friends at the end of the Ghost King. They act and think as if it just happened the day before with all the rawness of emotion completely unblunted by the intervening decades. Also Drizzt is a compelling character because of his attitudes of good that contrasted so sharply with those of his family and upbringing. Now all he seems to do is whine and worry about what is really good and what he should do. After all the years he has spent as a force for good in the Realms why is he suddenly so lost as to doing the right thing? I am guessing that Salvatore is getting tired of writing about Drizzt, but that his books still sell so WotC keeps pushing him to write more of them. I think it is time for him to retire the character and let Drizzt return to Icewind Dale and his roots of happiness as Wulfgar did. Salvatore can then move on to creating new characters and telling the great stories he is well known for again.
Drizzt Do Urden is a great warrior. In this series, he is teamed with a dwarf whom he has shared many adventures with King Bruenor Battlehammer. During the first book they venture throughout the land of Faerun in search of the legendary lost Dwarf city of Gauntlgrym. In the book there are many mindblowing battle scenes in which against all odds the mighty dwarf king, and the legendary drow ranger prevail.
My friend got me the whole Neverwinter saga and based on the comments, there is apparently prior books. Would I have to read the other books to understand what is happening or is this a stand alone series.


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Russia's Military Buildup in the Murmansk Oblast
- Published on Friday, 30 January 2015 10:57
- Category: Articles and Commentary
- Written by Da Vinci AG
On January 13th 2015, Russian Northern Fleet Commander, Admiral Vladimir Korolyov, checked personnel accommodation and military base infrastructure readiness at the first Arctic command formed in the rural locality of Allakurtti in Murmansk Oblast. Shortly before, the first special train had brought military personnel of the Arctic motorised rifle brigade of the Northern Fleet coastal defence troops to Alakurtti. According to Russia's Ministry of Defence, the personnel will start full-scale combat training in the near future. The media have concurrently reported the deployment of 800 soldiers to Alakurtti. At the same time, construction and repair work on infrastructure recovery is being carried on in the rural locality. Two barracks and a dining facility have been put into service.
Alakurtti village together with the Old Salla region were ceded to the Soviet Union from Finland under the Moscow Peace Treaty signed in 1940. After the end of the war, the Soviet Union deployed several military units to this territory. The Russian military withdrew them from Alakurtti only in 2009. After 2009, the village and the Soviet military infrastructure started turning into a ruin. This process was accompanied by the encountered problems of heat supply. In 2012, the Russian Ministry of Defence had plans to get rid of real estate properties in the village.
The decision to reactivate Russia's military unit deployment in Alakurtti was made at the end of 2013. In mid-February 2014, Colonel General Anatoly Sidorov, Commander of the Western Military District troops, announced that one of the military bases would be rebuilt by September the same year. However, he did not specify what bases. In early March 2014, Murmansk Oblast authorities claimed that the Northern Fleet had plans to rebuild two military bases in Alakurtti before the end of 2014. At the same time, 3,000 military personnel were about to be deployed to the new duty station. Concurrently, Kremlin-close media started a rumour with reference to the Russian Navy that the point was to return the radio-radar intelligence regiment to this region with the aim of monitoring foreign military transfers in the northern and the Arctic regions. Russian Ministry of Defence officials have neither confirmed nor denied this information yet.
In summer 2014, nearly 400 workmen began rebuilding the infrastructure of the military base. 1,200 soldiers were planned to be deployed to the village before September 2014. Meanwhile, the information on deploying the Northern Fleet radio-radar intelligence regiment in Alakurtti was kept circulating by the media. At the same time, the information imported through Russian media linked that to Russia's plans to reinforce its strategic interests in the Arctic region, but not to expect a threat from the West. According to the statements, the regiment was tasked to monitor the airwaves and supply data for the service arms' Chief Commands and the MoD's central bodies.
In November 2014, it was announced that the 80th separate motorised rifle brigade would be deployed to Alakurtti. According to our estimations, Russia's deployment of troops to the military base in Alakurtti could have two main goals:
1. Creation of a training camp in order to prepare troops that will be deployed in the future to the Arctic region.The existing flight landing strip will ensure quick deployment of troops just at the bases built-up in the Arctic region.
2. Despite the fact that Finnish leadership has shown no determination to enter the NATO yet, the Kremlin could intensify its demonstrative military bases' deployment near the border with Finland. But, in our opinion, such activity, on the contrary, is likely to provoke Helsinki into entering the Alliance. The base in Alakurtti is the best possible for both striking Finland's key air bases and repelling an air attack on Saint-Petersburg from the north and on the Northern Fleet naval base from the south-west. The base's geography could speak for possible military airfield reconstruction, capable of accommodating multirole combat aircraft, as well as deploying air defence objects there.But the level of military airfield concentration in this area with account of bases in Monchegorsk, Murmansk, and near Olenegorsk reduces the likelihood of this possibility.
The base in Alakurtti is unsuitable for deploying nuclear missile strike systems over its proximity to the border.
It is also important to note that the territory of Karelia, along with the other territories ceded to the Soviet Union in 1940 following the Winter War, are regions of high geopolitical risk to Russia as they may face a problem of economic secessionism. Despite the fact that Russians are the dominating ethnic group in the region, and their share has been increasing (from 73.6 per cent to 82.2 per cent after 1989), the secessionist movements in the Republic of Karelia are well developed.
Numerous calls for a referendum on either establishing broader autonomy or an independent state, or accession of a part or all of Karelian territory to Finland have been voiced. NGOs have been actively working against the Veps' and the Karelians' assimilation with the Russian population. The local population clearly understands the difference between the living standards in Russia and neighbouring Finland, thus laying a definite social basis for not only ethnic, but also social and economic secessionism. According to our sources, some protestant churches in the region are also promoting secessionist ideas.
The Alakurtti base deployment, in Moscow's opinion, will enable the creation of additional workspaces and undercut the depressiveness in the area and reduce secessionist moods at the same time. Under current conditions, deployment of soldiers in this area will probably facilitate the preventive strategic steps of militarily securing Russia's geopolitical interests at its western boundaries.
This article was written and prepared by Da Vinci AG - an analytic, consulting and intelligence company based in Kyiv.


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Connie Mack's Plan to Balance the Budget, One Penny at a Time
Florida Congressman Connie Mack has a plan to save the country from its growing deficit, using nothing but pennies.
Mack, a Republican, is promoting a "one-cent solution" to balance the budget in eight years by cutting spending every year by one percent. The proposal, called the One Percent Spending Reduction Act of 2011, aims to eliminate one penny from every dollar spent by the federal government, reducing the GDP from 25 percent to 18 percent and then capping it there.
The ideas seems popular among GOP lawmakers. The Act lists thirteen co-sponsors, and at least one more, Louisiana Senator David Vitter, has announced intention to sign on once the recess is over. Several key conservative organizations have endorsed the plan, including FreedomWorks, the National Taxpayers Union and the One Cent Solution.
By the plan's own calculations, the spending for 2012 would be capped at $3,382 billion, less one percent, and spending every year thereafter would be reduced another one percent.
Here's what that would look like (rounded and in billions):
In 2018, the U.S. would spend $230 billion less than it spent in 2011. As of this month, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates spending in 2018 will be $4,635 billion, so this plan reduces that amount by $1,483 billion, or nearly 32 percent.
The Act does not say what programs would be cut in order to meet these cuts.
An important note about the CBO estimate: The CBO estimates that spending will increase every year, not because each program will be getting more and more resources, and not just from inflation, but because the bulk of these programs serve older Americans—a growing demographic, and one with growing costs as health care expenses increase. Also, the Penny Plan's drafters used the CBO baseline projections from March, which is why their numbers seem slightly off from current estimates.
The National Taxpayers Union, a conservative fiscal policy institute which backs the bill, calls the plan an "elegantly simple solution [that] would steadily reduce outlays from $3.382 trillion in 2012 to $3.184 trillion in 2017 before capping spending at 18 percent of GDP, thereby bringing it in line with annual revenue averages."
"Furthermore, if Congress is unable to curb its spending habits to fit within the strictures of the given statutory caps, the Office of Management and Budget would be tasked with issuing across- the-board cuts to maintain the proper direction toward a balanced budget. The One Percent Spending Reduction Act also avoids the failings of past loophole-riddled spending cap plans, by ensuring that no federal programs, with the exception of interest payments on the national debt, are exempt from cuts."
Michael Linden and Michael Ettlinger of the Center for American Progress analyzed what a plan that cut 25 percent of spending would look like. They pointed out that capping federal spending at 18 percent of GDP, as the plan proposes to do, would require cuts larger than those proposed in the original House Republican plan.
"The last time federal spending dipped below 18 percent of GDP was 1966. Back then there were 100 million fewer people living in the United States, the median age was nearly eight years younger, and the average cost of health care was one-fifth of what it is now. In fact, no president in the last 50 years ever proposed a budget that would bring spending that low. President Reagan's budget proposals never dropped below 21 percent of GDP, and actual spending under Reagan averaged over 22 percent. Even the budget passed by the Republican-led House, with all its draconian cuts to Medicare and Medicaid, keeps spending above 18 percent of GDP for the next 30 years."
The CAP analysis looked at where cuts of that size would come from and proposed five scenarios. In the first, cuts are shared evenly among Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Defense, and all other programs as a block. That would mean a nearly 32 percent cut to current spending on Mediacaid and Social Security at the same time that the rolls of eligible recipients is growing, and healthcare cost are escalating.
Here is CAP's breakdown of where the spending cuts would land with a 25 percent reduction.
By their analysis, if the 18 percent cap is not applied to Social Security, everything else, including Medicare and Medicaid, would be cut by a third. If Medicare and Medicaid cuts are limited to 15 percent, everything else, including defense, would have to take a forty percent cut. And even if these programs are all completely protected, the country would be forced then to cut funding to all other programs by two-thirds. The report finds that option equally unrealistic.
"Does anyone truly believe the country would be better off with two-thirds fewer food safety inspectors, two-thirds less funding for education, and two-thirds fewer dollars for the maintenance of roads and bridges?"
Pete Sepp, Executive Vice President of the National Taxpayers Union, disagrees with the conclusion that federal spending can't be brought to twenty percent of GDP without devastating cuts.
"This flies in the face of analysis from the Congressional Budget Office as well as centrist outfits like the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget that show programs such as Social Security and Medicare will become unsustainable without reform in this decade even with certain revenue increases. Gradually restoring spending programs including defense to FY 2008 levels while introducing reforms such as raising the retirement age and means-testing retirement benefits would make a great deal of progress toward bringing the budget to more supportable levels in years to come."
A group calling itself the One-Cent Solution, out of Georgia, has written a letter of endorsement for the plan.
"Under the bill, Congress would have the opportunity to choose which programs to a cut [sic] and by how much, but if it fails to meet the overall spending caps, then all federal programs would be subject to across-the-board reductions with no exceptions. These across-the-board cuts are a powerful incentive for Congress to act. By adopting this approach, Congress can:
• Balance the budget by 2019
• Reduce spending by $7.5 trillion
• Restore America's financial future
A key to the One Cent approach is its ability to energize Americans with its straightforward goal of restraining spending to balance the budget. Every American family knows it can reduce its spending by one percent, and they know the federal government can too."
Josh Gordon, policy director at the Concord Coalition, a bipartisan advocacy organization dedicated to ending deficit spending, is less optimistic.
"At this point what we need are bipartisan long-term budget plans, and this is a short-term plan that has no chance of ever getting approved, because it is in no way by partisan, and so that means it is taking up space from plans that actually could do something about the real fiscal challenge we face."
Gordon says that the real problem is not that entitlement programs are too generous.
"What is our real problem? We think the real problem is our growth in those programs [Medicare and Social Security] and our unwillingness to be taxed to pay for them and that involves a much more complicated reform than simply chopping off a certain amount each year."
He says budget caps are not in themselves, a problem, and that any workable bipartisan plan must combine discretionary spending caps with long-term reforms to the entitlement programs and the tax code. But those caps, he says, must be achievable and realistic.
"If you set targets that are too unrealistic, it basically asks for the consensus to break down and makes it that much harder to achieve budget sustainability over the long-term."
And what would a 25 percent reduction in entitlement spending look like? Gordon paints a grim picture, both for recipients and the economy.
"I think you would have a really dramatic cut in disposable income to seniors, and then if you're cutting Medicare at the same time, you might be in a situation where a few health events put a senior on such a reduced social security benefit or bankruptcy of some kind. It's virtually impossible to conceive of a situation where you could cut both of those programs by 30 percent and still have the economy actually work the way we're used to it working."
Calls and emails to Rep. Mack's office, to respond to these criticisms were not returned at time of publishing.


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SCAD Cinema Circle presents 'The Shawshank Redemption' (1994)
Savannah, GA
216 E. Broughton St.
Inside the Shawshank prison, Andy is a convicted former banker serving two life sentences. Tormented and brutalized, Andy befriends Red, a long-time convict, who shows him the ropes and helps him survive.
Starring Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman
Directed by Frank Darabont
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Savannah Box Office at 216 E. Broughton St., call 912.525.5050 or log on to savannahboxoffice.com.
The screening is free for SCAD ID holders; $5 for military, senior and non-SCAD students; and $8 for the public.