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Q: Is a handwritten will that has been signed and dated legal in North Carolina? Does it need to be notarized and witnessed? Also, does it have to go through any type of probate? - T.M., Fayetteville
A: North Carolina law doesn't set out many requirements for a handwritten, or holographic, will.
It has to be signed by the testator.
And it has to be found after the testator's death among his (or her) valuable papers or effects, or in a place of safekeeping, or in the possession of someone entrusted with its safekeeping.
No witness is needed. No notarization is required. The will doesn't have to be dated.
Sounds easy. But it can get more complex if the will has to go through probate. Holographic wills can be probated only after at least three competent witnesses testify the will is in the decedent's handwriting and after one witness testifies that it was found in a place where it was legally required to be.
There are other ways to write your own will. You can use a computerized will kit, a fill-in-the-blank form (available at some office supply stores) or a do-it-yourself book (check the library or bookstores). This sort of will would have to be attested to by at least two competent witnesses.
It wouldn't have to be notarized but that could make probate easier because court officials wouldn't have to locate your witnesses to make sure they actually did sign your will.
Must your estate go through probate? Maybe. Many simple estates never go through probate unless heirs or creditors kick up a fuss.
If you don't trust yourself to write your will properly, call a lawyer who deals in estate planning and ask what he (or she) would charge.
For a look at the state laws on wills, go to ncleg.net and click "NC Statutes." Then look at Chapter 31 and Chapter 28A.
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not a good fit
The top of the dress fit me fine, but the bottom flared out; tried putting a belt but that made it worse. Also there is no lining, so where the color blocks meet, there are definite seams inside that feel uneven in texture. Too bad as the colors were really nice.
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Great for the Fall!
I usually hate black, grey and brown together, but I really liked this combo. I wore it with grey and black heels to work and a black blazer. I'm pretty tan, and this tan color works well on those who ARE tan, and those who are not! The materials heavier so it works for warmth too. I'm generally an XS/0, and this was slightly too big for me, but works well with a blazer for the fall/winter.
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<"Interesting that you're describing Bernie Sanders as both a Socialist and a Fascist. Socialism and Fascism mix like oil and water. > You do err again my friend; taking your understanding from a media which portrays Nazism and Fascism as government systems on the RIGHT side of the political spectrum. Both came out of the same Spartacus movement and were SOCIALIST in their economic systems. Their differences were (and still are) minor and stem around whether or not major industry was to be OWNED or just CONTROLLED by government. Neither system is an uprising of downtrodden masses, but both require government force for implementation and maintenance of their systems. (continued below)
(continued from above) A good case in point is the alliance between Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. Their mixing was anything BUT like "oil and water" as you affirmed. They were BOTH socialists from an economic standpoint as well as authoritarians. Neither Nazism or Fascism can exist for long without government FORCE, hence are movements of the "left", not the "right" much like their sister "Communism"
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Hofstra's "Great Writers, Great Readings Series" Continues With Antonio Cisneros
Monday, October 1, 2007 at 7 p.m.; Guthart Cultural Center Theater, 1st Floor Axinn Library, South Campus
Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York ... Peruvian poet and novelist Antonio Cisneros, whose first work, Destierro, is regarded among the classics of Latin American poetry, continues the fourth season of Hofstra's "Great Writers, Great Readings" Series on Monday, October 1, 2007 at 7 p.m. The reading will take place at the Guthart Cultural Center Theater, located on the 1st floor of the Axinn Library, South Campus.
This event is free and open to the public. For information, please call (516) 463-5410.
Mr. Cisneros started his writing career while he was still a student with 1961's Destierro. His later writing focused more on political issues. Comentarios reales de Antonio Cisneros was aimed at the distortion of history by officials in his own country. His greatest success came in 1968 with the publication of Canto ceremonial contra un oso hormiguero. This was followed by 1972's Como higuera en un campo de golf.
Mr. Cisneros has held countless temporary teaching posts at international universities. He has published 20 collections of lyric poems and two prose works, which have been translated into five languages. In 2000 he received Mexico's Gabriela Mistral Prize for lifetime achievement.
"Great Writers, Great Readings" was launched by Hofstra University in recognition of the importance of writing and literature in a liberal arts education. In addition to a baccalaureate degree in English, Hofstra offers a Master of Arts in English and Creative Writing. The program's faculty include eminent essayist Philip Lopate, writers Eric Brogger and Julia Markus and two Guggenheim Fellows: novelist Martha McPhee and poet Phillis Levin.
Writers forthcoming in "Great Writers, Great Readings" series include:
Monday, October 29, 2007, 7 p.m.: Kiran Desai, author of The Inheritance of Loss, which received the Man Booker Prize and the National Book Critics Circle Award. Location: Leo A. Guthart Cultural Center Theater, Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library, First Floor, South Campus.
Monday, November 19, 2007, 11:15 a.m.: Edmund White, writer and editor of more than 20 books, including Forgetting Elena, Nocturnes for the King of Naples,Caracole and the autobiographical A Boy's Own Story. Location: Leo A. Guthart Cultural Center Theater, Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library, First Floor, South Campus.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008, 11:15 a.m.: Jonathan Lethem, MacArthur Fellow whose novels include Motherless Brooklyn, winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award; the best-selling The Fortress of Solitude; and 2007's You Don't Love Me Yet. Location: Leo A. Guthart Cultural Center Theater, Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library, First Floor, South Campus.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008, 11:15 a.m.: Lynn Nottage, playwright of Intimate Apparel, produced in New York at the Roundabout Theatre Company. The play received numerous awards, including the 2004 New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for Best Play. Location: Leo A. Guthart Cultural Center Theater, Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library, First Floor, South Campus
Hofstra University is a dynamic private institution offering more than 140 undergraduate and 155 graduate programs in liberal arts and sciences, business, communication, education and allied human services, and honors studies, as well as a School of Law. With a student-faculty ratio of 14-to-1, professors teach small classes averaging 23 students that emphasize interaction, critical thinking and analysis. The Hofstra community is driven, dynamic and energetic, helping students find and focus their strengths to prepare them for a successful future.
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EDITORS NOTE: The following speech was given Feb. 6, 2013 at the American Red Crosss Real Heroes Breakfast. The event was organized by Jane G. Gendron, chapter executive of the American Red Cross of Northern New York.
Before I begin today, I need to tell you the truth: I have never been so honored and yet so humiliated at the same time in all my life.
Now, I AM honored to be here today for having donated blood to the American Red Cross for more than 30 years obviously, donating blood is important to me. And I am always encouraging others to donate blood, too.
Donating blood, I tell people, is the lazy mans way of saving a life.
For me it generally consists of walking across the street to the Dulles State Office Building, lying down on a padded table and trying not to fall asleep out of sheer boredom. Ten minutes later, its needle in, needle out and theyve got what they need from me.
I then walk over to a table, sit down and eat a package of Lorna Doone cookies, usually two. Then I down a small box of apple juice before triumphantly walking the 100 yards back to my office to spend the rest of the afternoon irritating my staff.
And yet here on my day of celebration for donating more than 11 gallons of blood, look at what Jane Gendron has done to me. She has dragged me out in public to sit with a bunch of people who, when they save a life, actually break a sweat.
Today you are meeting people who have run into burning buildings, sailed off into stormy seas, and let a doctor cut out their kidney.
And then there is me:
Thank you for donating blood today. Is there anything else I can get you?
Yes, maam can I have another package of Lorna Doones, please?
Its humiliating. And I will tell you something, Jane Gendron: Theres only one thing keeping me from walking out that door right now. And thats the fact that this is no time for us to have a divided community regarding our nonprofits. This is no time for us not to stand together behind the American Red Cross.
Now I am not going to tell you that there should be panic in the streets. But I will tell you that the Huns are at the gates and the wolves are at the door. We now live in a society in which everybody thinks all services should be available to all people at all times at a moments notice. And yet too many of those same people are doing nothing in their personal lives to ensure these services are indeed available.
I blame that bumper sticker: Commit random acts of kindness. Dont get me wrong, I like random acts of kindness, and there is certainly nothing more random than running into a burning building to save a life or giving a kidney to your brother.
But the American Red Cross cannot exist if our communitys response to it is random.
Ive been in the news business a long time, so let me tell you how it works: We write stories about airplanes that crash; we dont write stories about airplanes that land safely. And so most people only think about, talk about and read about the Red Cross when there is a disaster. And then half the stories are about whether the Red Cross did a good job or a bad job responding to the disaster.
But the Red Crosss success story is not just about disaster response; its about disasters averted. Its about the college student working at Westcott Beach who sees a swimmer in trouble and responds immediately because he took the Red Crosss lifeguard course and so nothing really bad happens; its about the Adams teenager who sees a child in trouble and responds immediately because she completed the Red Crosss baby-sitting course and so nothing really bad happens. And its about the Clayton waitress who sees a diner choking and immediately uses the Heimlich maneuver because she took the Red Crosss CPR course and so nothing really bad happens.
And thats the conundrum for the Red Cross. When it is at its best, the Red Cross is about the stories none of us will ever read in the newspaper.
Todays event is a celebration of random acts of kindness, and lets be blunt: had it not been for the acts of some of the people in this room we would have printed a few more obituaries in the paper last year.
But it is also a day for our community to renew its commitment to the Red Cross; to respond not randomly, but with resiliency. To respond not randomly, but resourcefully. To respond not randomly, but relentlessly. And by so doing our response to the Red Cross will not be random but routine.
To that end let us make a financial commitment to the Red Cross; let us speak words of encouragement throughout the year to the staff, board of directors and volunteers. And then lets pledge to be ambassadors for the Red Cross, reminding those we meet that the Red Cross is here not because some faceless, nameless bureaucrat in Washington, D.C., declared it so. But rather, the Red Cross and the services it provides are here because the local chapter is where the rubber meets the road.
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They were running drills today, so that wasn't so bad. He could deal with just passing the puck back and forth to Láska and the others. There were quite a few others, too -- the coach had a good crop of prospects skating with the team. Most of them sucked.
Still, Bessette felt Láska's gaze on him like a blowtorch, or a laser beam, or something else painful and annoying. And when he looked up, Láska would, indeed, be looking at him, his pale eyes shrewd, his mouth smirking.
After practice, in the locker room, Bessette tried to keep to himself, talking only to the teammates in the stalls next to him, but he was just yanking on his street clothes when he again heard that voice behind him.
Bessette turned reluctantly.
"You and me, we should get together sometime."
"Sure," said Bessette. "Sure thing."
It all sounded perfectly normal, just a team veteran being nice to the new guy. But the look in Láska's eyes told Bessette it was something entirely different.
* * *
For a couple of days, Láska was annoying but tolerable, and Bessette was focused on hockey firmly enough that it was easy to avoid thinking about the situation at all.
Then they started playing skirmishes.
They put Láska and Bessette on opposite teams the first day. Bessette tried not to pay undue attention to his Slovak nemesis, but it was hard not to sense his presence there on the ice. It made Bessette nervous and keyed up and so fucking horny he thought he might bruise himself on the inside of his cup.
He was never sure what caused the final confrontation. He was running for the puck along the boards, and Láska's shoulder caught him in the chin. He knew damn well it was Láska -- also knew this wasn't the first time Láska had made contact. The Slovak was playing all out, giving Bessette and the others on the opposition team a run for their money, as if he thought he had something to prove. Maybe he did.
On the other hand, Láska was known for playing hard and giving everything he had. And, even though he wasn't exactly fighting for a spot on the roster, this was his first exposure to a new team, so maybe he wanted the coach to get a good look at what he could do.
None of that mattered when his shoulder clocked Bessette's chin, sending white stars sparking through Bessette's vision. Láska seemed unaware of what he'd done, his focus frozen on the puck as it slid back and forth from stick to stick, no one in the scrum quite able to lay claim. But Bessette blinked, his vision white, then red, and the next thing he knew he was on top of Láska on the ice, gloves discarded, pounding the motherfucker's face with everything he had.
Skirmishes happened, even in practice, so it wasn't much of a surprise that the coaches let Bessette go for a few seconds. But he couldn't stop. Didn't want to stop. All he wanted to do was pummel Láska's smug, stupid face until it was nothing but blood and dislodged teeth. He was screaming in a mangle of French and English, and he had no idea what he was saying.
Láska's face loomed then, and suddenly Bessette was on his back, the tables turned. Láska snarled right down at him, holding Bessette by the neck of his sweater. He, too, had begun to howl in his native tongue. Whatever he was shouting, it was loud and nasty and filled with spit.
"Enough!" That was the coach, and even the familiarity of that voice and Bessette's trained instinct to respond to it couldn't stop him from shoving his fist one more time into Láska's face.
"Enough!" Bessette heard it that time and, more importantly, felt hands on him, dragging him out from under Láska and back across the ice on his ass. He sucked air as hard as he could, trying to settle the flare of fury blazing in his chest. Láska had undergone similar treatment, with four teammates hauling him bodily back toward the boards.
"The fuck is wrong with you?" Coach was not happy. He had about four veins on his temples that looked like they were about to explode, and his eyeballs bulged as if they were going to fly out of his head and smack Bessette in the face. "Both of you? The fuck! The ever-loving mother holy fuck?"
Bessette said nothing, sullen now, his chin, shoulder, hip, and the back of his head throbbing. Láska said nothing, either, just looked at Bessette through those cool, blue eyes, narrow now, his thin mouth clamped shut.
"You're both sitting out," the coach ordered. Most of the fiery anger was gone from his voice now, but the low simmer was worse. "On the bench. Both of you. Now. And you two work your shit out somewhere else. I see anything like this happen again, you're both gonna wish you'd never strapped on skates."
Bessette said nothing. There was nothing to say. He had no doubt the coach's threat was anything but hollow. He made his way to his feet on his own, his teammates eyeing him warily, as if they were afraid to touch him for fear his disfavored status might be contagious.
Then Láska looked straight at him, eyes narrowing to the tilted slits of an angry cat. "You want to work our shit out at your place or mine, Philippe?" He spat Bessette's name, his voice as cold and brutal as the ice they stood on.
Bessette clenched his teeth. "Mine, you fuck ass motherfucker. Mine."
It was time they finished this.


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Hudson Disk Brake kits, once again available
I am pleased to announce that I am now taking orders for Hudson Disk brake kits. These are the kits that were designed and formerly provided by Richard Pridemore. This is the third and most recent generation of the design which uses new hubs and a gusseted MC bracket. At the moment I am offering the kit just as Richard had; I will provide the new parts along with instructions and a parts list for the common commercial parts. In the longer term I plan to offer the complete kit including all of the common commercial parts ready to bolt on.
I am also working on a high performance version that will use Wilwood components. I expect to have that together by summer.
Please email me at email@example.com (drop the HET) with any questions or to place an order. I do accept Paypal at the same address.
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1/28/2013 update, kit now includes all hardware. User supplies only calipers, rotors and pads for the wheel kit
Shipping is 7-10 days now that I have all items in stock.
Wheel Kit, basic, 48-54 Hudson Stepdown models
(Note this kit will fit 37-47 Hudson but requires 1 newer Hudson bearing)
-new CNC machined hubs w/ new studs and lug nuts
-new CNC caliper mount brackets
-Wheel spacers (1/4") to use factory wheels, CNC machined, pair ( not required for 16" Hudson wheels or aftermarket wheels)
-new flex hoses with banjo bolts
-mounting hardware, grade 8
-not included (calipers, rotors, and pads) part numbers provided (Advance & NAPA)
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$480 plus $12 for shipping (-$30 if you don't need wheel spacers)
Master cylinder kit, basic, 48-54 Stepdown, LWB only (SWB bracket in process)
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16" Hudson factory wheels do not require the additional spacers
On the early version of these kits (as well as Labuds), the procedure was to grind away on the cast part of the caliper until you got enough clearance. The guys who used these on "modified" cars did not need to do this since most aftermarket wheels have more clearance inside. Richards intent from day 1 was to use off the shelf parts with no mods, and these spacers helped him get a little closer.
To answer your original question, I believe some of the later Ford and Mopar wheels have a bit more clearance and may not require these spacers either.
Richard also only sold this as a single package, so guys who didn't need MC brackets or wheel spacers got them anyway. To try to keep the cost down, I broke these out as options. They are the least expensive parts of the setup, but if you don't need them...
On a side note, I believe the Wilwood version will work with stock wheels and no additional mods, but I have not confirmed that personally yet. -
Matt,I did put 1 of the MC kits on a 52 Super Wasp.It was a couple years ago so I dont remember much other than the brake peddle arm comes out a bit different(passes through the subframe). Had to bust out the porta band and the mig,but it did work.
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I am glad to see the disc brake kit back in production. I'll share some experiences and thoughts about the stud shoulder I see in the picture. This is not ment to be critical but something to be aware of when installing wheels with stud shoulders protruding past the hubs face.
I noticed in the photo alot of the untreaded part of the stud shoulders are protruding above the hub face. I have come across this many times on customer cars that came into my shop when bad studs had been replace with new studs and the stud shoulder protruded past the hub face. Original factory stud shoulders do not protrude past the hub face. The problem was that the end of the tappered nuts would bottom out and tighten against the tappered stud shoulders giving a false sense that the wheel was tight when in fact the wheel was not tight enough or not at all. Because of multiple tire changes and overtightening lug nuts or bolts the holes become larger so the nut or bolt taper will get closer to the hub face or stud shoulder which may cause the nut to bottom out. If the nut bottoms out on stud shoulder, the torque between wheel/hub will not be sufficiently tight. Without sufficient torque the wheel can move around which leads to larger holes and a junk wheel.
Of course with the use of the wheel spacer this should not be a problem with a good wheel. Could the hub face be made thicker to eliminate the need for spacers?
I hope this will be helpful.
Lee O'Dell
I knew I was asking for trouble posting the pics of the first parts:). The studs were immediately identified as as issue and replaced with a part with a shorter shoulder. I replaced the first set of studs and test fit everything tonight.
The new stud has plenty of clearance so that rotor sits completely flush on the hub face with additional clearance. The nut does not bottom out even if the wheel isn't installed.
One of the challenges with this project has been sourcing the small hardware items. Things were listed as "1/2-20 stud" and "banjo Bolt". In the case of the stud, there is literally a hundred to choose from with only the thread in common. Secondary criteria for me is that all parts have to span many model years. A one year or one model only part is asking for trouble down the road. I have lots of hours into searching for manufactures and specific part numbers so there is no guesswork involved, and part quality, availability and pricing are good.
I'm an engineer by trade, specifically in custom machine building. I work off of BOMs and don't like guesswork, which is why I have ordered and tested each part that is required for the kit.
I appreciate the feedback.
Matt -
Oh I would think so ,should be more clearance than the 15" I would think,
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Matt - got your email, about the same time I got news Rambo needs surgery.. I will get back to you and make an order..but it may be another month or so now until I'll have the cash.
Here is a pic of an OE hub compared to my new ones. Note the beefed up flange to give a bit more strength for the press in studs and the deeper center to keep the rotors hub centric. Plus they're shiny :)
I'm working on my Master Cylinder bracket for the SWB cars. It is quite a bit different than the existing brackets, I'll post more info when I have it put together.
Matt -
So these won't fit stock 15" wheels how far out do the spacers move the wheels? Will the stock MC work with these or do you need a new one?
Stock Hudson wheels w/ stock calipers interfere due to the interior layer of steel where the inner and outer rims are riveted together. Without spacers, the track width matches OE width. The wheels spacers are 0.25" thick, so a total change of 1/2" which I'd say is not noticeable and has plenty of clearance to the fender wells. The convertible stepdowns left the factory with an extra 1/2" per side (wider rims) for a total of 1" additional width, all other things being equal. Someone here can probably clarify the wheel offset on these wider rims?
The master cylinder seems to be an item of debate. Labuds kit used the stock MC, but you have to "relieve " the internal check valve and add external residual valves. I know quite a few people that have the Factory MC with front disks and are happy with this. I had planned to try this to gain first hand experience, but when I pulled my NC it was nasty (full rebuild in 2005) so I scratched that plan. Richard has stated that he is dead against using the stock MC, favoring the dual chamber GM design. Brackets for the LWB cars are designed fir this and are bolt in. Either solution is workable, but both require residual valves.
I am installing a Wilwood single outlet with remote reservoir in my car now. The pros; all new parts, easy bolt in, small remote reservoir under the hood, still retains the full factory mechanical backup. I'm working through this in my spare time, but hope to have it worked out within the next few weeks. I'll post an update once its together.
I tried to email you about a Hudson jet kit but didn't get through, do you make a kit for jets? Let my know thank
I think that the Jet spindles are completely different, so this kit will not fit.


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The end.
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http://www.inthemix.com.au/news/intl...ex_and_singles"I like people that are making really big dubstep but with different sounds, but I hate people that are trying to copy," he mused. "Skrillex was one of the pioneers of the new dubstep and everybody now is copying the Skrillex sound. But I like people like Skrillex or Skream or Benga, those old school UK guys who are making dubstep in a new way now."
Did not know Skrillex was an old school UK guy lol
Im pretty sure rifo knows skrillex isnt an old school uk guy mate. just didnt word that sentence the best.
Friday: the black keys - shm - pulp - refused - arctic monkeys - M83 - amon tobin - the rapture - madeon - sebastian - neon indian - breakbot - givers - wolf gang
Saturday: RADIOHEAD - bon iver - the shins - kaskade - miike snow - sub focus - SBTRKT - flylo - kasabian - tune-yards - grouplove - jaques lu cont
Sunday: Dre & Snoop - at the drive-in - justice - florence + the machine - la roux - the hives - dj shadow - nero - modeselektor - dada life - gotye - noisia - gaslamp killer - metronomy
Next thing Korn will be on the old school uk guy(s) list!
Remaining Doors Members Record With Skrillex for New Documentary for some reason:
New news about former Doors members always reminds me of this.
Ray Manzarek is fucking up....the lizard king must be turning in his grave
holy fuck his track with the doors is terrible.
December 17 - Windhand
January 4 - Sleep
February 7 - Russian Circles/Inter Arma
February 10 - Queens of the Stone Age
February 17 - Neutral Milk Hotel
February 18 - Neutral Milk Hotel
March 1 - Pixies
March 3 - Lorde
April 11-13 - Coachella
May 2-4 - Austin Psych Fest
they are all terrible. why are you giving it a chance.
My buddy...a true bro (welder,street bike,dirt bike, river, black socks, black flat billed hat, Fox Racing t shirts and tattoos with sparkplugs and pistons) started posting monsters and sprites shit on facebook. The disease is spreading. Skrillecks must die!
You wanna fook on me?!
My bro friend looks exactly like you too....^
really tripped me out when I met you. same manorisms and errthang. your just alot cooler
PS. shrillechks blows donkey cahks
You wanna fook on me?!
hahahah that narrows it down.
*Edit-- for months I been thinking you were Jeffs buddy Brandon from Superior hahahah.
Last edited by Goatchella; 11-01-2011 at 11:44 AM.
You wanna fook on me?!
yeah I get it now hahaha. Your posts make alot more sense now.
I guess Ill meet you at coachella this year then...
where skrillhecks will NOT be playing.
You wanna fook on me?!
well we can meet wherever he isn't
Id rather meet up in the storage tank of a portapotty whilst listening to Bieber
You wanna fook on me?!
Apparently he was in Holllywood last night, a friend who took a picture with him complained on facebook how his camera died/got lost.
I think that was a blessing in disguise.
So sad when I see friends post skrillex things.
"What's big right now are beats that are in the clubs, like dubstep. So I want to mess with that stuff, but also stay me."
No idea who scott stapp was, then the camera panned over and *lightbulb* Creed dude. Jeeeeez, can you say karaoke?
Then the skrillydilly mix, pressed play, internet lagged out, went to take a crap.
Then all of the sudden while doing my business, I start to hear Transformers battle action sequence/nu-medieval times battle music. Nothing has disturbed my business like this before. Not even the 4.2 earthquake we had a few weeks back. I was taking a poo then too.
I bet Jim Morrison is cackling from beyond the grave at his bitter former band mates.
serious...that auto play shit needs a disclaimer...
just started playing mid song. and it sucked for the half second I panicked to pause it.
please remove that post and just include the link or something....the first video.
You wanna fook on me?!
You did it again, guys! Also...this reviewer knows dick about electronic music. Woof.It's difficult to say whether Skrillex's music is "good" in any conventional sense. To some, the man's very name is anathema; after an Internet commenter posted a video of Moore doing not much other than cheerleading his laptop during one show—a display I saw repeated at his Portland gig—one Skrillex-bashing thread on the Coachella website blew up to more than 1,500 posts. Other detractors have complained that Moore "ruined" dubstep, which makes about as much sense to me as saying that Coldplay ruined punk. The critics are right, however, when they say that much of what Moore has produced is abrasive dreck that feels far too beholden to the cult of the bass drop.
12/18: Holograms @ BoH
12/21: The Range @ The Chapel
12/28: Mathew Johnson, HRDVSION, Ewan Pearson, Kate Simko @ PW
1/10: Mr. Ties @ F8
1/18: TOY @ The Chapel/Levon Vincent, Joey Anderson, Floating Points @ PW
1/23: Wooden Shjips @ The Chapel
1/25: !!! @ The Chapel
1/25: Robag Whrume @ Public Works
2/4: Frankie Rose, The Mantles @ Rickshaw Stop
2/22: Xiu Xiu @ Bottom of the Hill
2/24: Courtney Barnett @ Rickshaw Stop
3/7: Anthony Naples, Four Tet @ Echoplex
3/23: Kraftwerk @ Fox
the music is what its all about, you love it just like i love it.
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Posted: Sat Aug 26th, 2006 06:02 pm |
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VirtualCivilWar Member - Photographer
I have a question. Yesterday, in the mail, I received a cool Civil War facts slider from the CWPT. It shows a ton of information on it, date of battle, commanders, losses, etc. On the back of it is has a section called, "Total number of engagemetns in each of the following states and territories during the War" I found a few things interesting....Virginia had 519 engagements on her soil, while the next largest number of battles was in Tennessee with 298! But the one that confuses me is that it says that NY had one engagement on her soil. Does anyone know anything about this? Are they talking about the draft riot? Please let me know, I'm very curious. Thanks! Mike http://www.virtualcivilwar.com Last edited on Sat Aug 26th, 2006 06:02 pm by VirtualCivilWar |
Posted: Sun Aug 27th, 2006 03:54 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
VCW - I'm 99% sure there were no land engagements, at least not in the way I'd use the word. I guess it's possible they mean the draft riots. Another possibility - "One daring raider, Tallahassee, sank a schooner off New Jersey, then sailed into New York Harbor. An unsuspecting and unobservant harbor pilot, hustling for a job, came aboard, and was astonished to find the Confederate flag flying. The Tallahassee sank 6 ships in 6 hours outside New York before moving north to attack coastal and transatlantic trading vessels." |
Posted: Mon Aug 28th, 2006 03:25 pm |
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David White Member
Wow, good information about the Tallahassee Javal I never heard of that. My guess they are talking about the riots too but to check the Tallahassee theory, does the thing the CWPT sent have any battle in Maine becasue "Savez" Read sailed into Portland, Maine one day and even fired his guns I believe? Last edited on Mon Aug 28th, 2006 03:25 pm by David White |
Posted: Thu Jan 4th, 2007 07:46 am |
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Hellcat Root Beer Lover
I've actually read about the Battle of Portland Harbor something like three or four years ago. Extremely minor as far as the war goes, but a big surprise to learn of more than just the Raid on St. Albans, VT taking place in New England. |
Posted: Sun Jan 7th, 2007 01:07 am |
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CleburneFan Member
Could they be referring to the November 1864 plot to reap havoc by torching buildings in New York City, such as an art museum? In this plot Confederates, who were sent to operate raids out of Canada by Jefferson Davis, planned to burn down several buildings in the city. They did, in fact, try to carry out this plan, but had to race back to Canada to avoid capture after their plan failed when alert police and firemen put out the fires. One did get caught...Robert Cobb Kennedy. He was captured, tried and actually executed by hanging. I do not know if this event counts as an engagement or battle as the words might be traditionally defined. Perhaps it is best called a "raid." It might even be called "terrorism" by some definitions or just malicious mischief. |
Posted: Sun Jan 7th, 2007 04:24 am |
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Hellcat Root Beer Lover
I'm not sure that's what they mean, Cleburne. I just did something I should have done in my initial post, checked my books. Got a copy of The Civil War Handbook by William H. Price that lists engagements by state and territory. New York is listed as having one engagement in 1863, which the draft riots would fit the time period. |
Posted: Sun Jan 7th, 2007 06:15 am |
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ole Member
That might be the key Cleburne and Hellcat. Don't have such a list, but am aware of listings for civil war battles in Minnesota and the Dakota Territory which could only refer to "campaigns" following the Sioux uprising in '62. Seems the definition is a bit loose in that any fracas in which US troops were involved to any degree is considered worthy of listing as an engagement. I suppose the Sand Creek Massacre might be included, as well, although Chivington was state militia, so maybe not. Ole |
Posted: Sun Jan 7th, 2007 10:25 am |
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susansweet Member
Ole I have seen Sand Creek included in the list of Civil War "battle" |
Posted: Sun Jan 7th, 2007 03:31 pm |
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ole Member
Thanks Susan: I stand corrected. There were either some US troops in there or Chivington's group was considered in the service of the government (at least by the folks that made that list). Ole |
Posted: Sun Jan 7th, 2007 04:23 pm |
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susansweet Member
Ole I also saw a massacre in Idaho on the list of Civil War battles . The interesting thing is the list did not include the Battle of Pichao Pass in Arizona 1863 listed . |
Posted: Sun Jan 7th, 2007 07:01 pm |
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ole Member
Susan, I can understand the Idaho incident, but not the omission of the Arizona engagement. Presumably, there were no US sponsored troops there or the author of your list missed it. Ole |
Posted: Sun Jan 7th, 2007 07:46 pm |
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susansweet Member
The battle of Pechaco Pass was fought between troops from the Drum Barrackshere in Wilmington California and Confederates out of Tucson Arizona. They reenact it every year coming up soon I think in February. The troops were Colonel Carleton nad the California Column. They went on up to Fort Union where Carleton took command. Carleton shows up again later in the war , a little inccident called the Long March , dealing with the Navajos and Kit Carson . I see Carleton's picture once a week when I give tours at the Drum Barracks. He was our first commander. |
Posted: Tue Jan 9th, 2007 02:47 am |
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CleburneFan Member
I don't have an official list of battles or engagements so I'd like to know if those of you who do have such a list would enlighten me as to what is considered the absolute "last battle of the US Civil War." Some places I have read that it is the Battle at Palmito Ranch in Texas on May 12 and 13, 1865. But I have also read in other places the last engagement was in the Bering Sea from 22 to 28 June 1865 when the crew of the Confederate commercial raider ship CSS Shenandoah, unaware that the war had ended, attacked nearly two dozen whaling ships owned by American interests. Does this last episode count as an "engagement" and is it listed on official lists of Civil War battles, engagements and skirmishes or is it just considered to be an aberration or curiosity being that the war was long over, but the participants just didn't know? Last edited on Tue Jan 9th, 2007 03:38 am by CleburneFan |
Posted: Tue Jan 9th, 2007 08:28 am |
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Hellcat Root Beer Lover
If the list I have actually gave a date for the battles in the list, then I'd try to do that for ya, Cleburne. However, it gives a list of battles per state by year and then a supposed grand total for the war. I.E. you look up Virginia and it claims 30 for 1861, 40 for 1862, 116 for 1863, 205 for 1864, 28 for 1865, and a total of 519. Now the Civil War Handbook does include a chronology of battles that allows you to check losses for both sides by battle. However, it's largely geared towards Union forces as it lists KIA, wounded MIA, and total of all thee for the Union. For the Confederates it merely lists a total number of losses. The last battle it lists is Fort Blakely, Alabama, then lists the surrendering of six Confederate generals and their armies starting with Lee. Like you, I have heard of Palmito Ranch as the last battle. And I've also read about the CSS Shenandoah and her adventures. In fact the CSS Shenandoah is the last regular "chapter" in Philip Van Doren Stern's Secret Missions of the Civil War, or at least the last that appeared in the 1990 edition. I say chapter for lack of a better word as the book is broken down by year with so many first hand accounts given for each year. The last chapter, on cryptology (actually it says Codes and Ciphers in the Civil War), is more of an appendix to the book. But in both the Battle of Palmito Ranch and the Shenandoah's activites in the Bering Straight cases we are faced with activities occuring after April 9, 1865 when the Handbook's timeline lists the last battle. By now you will have already noted that in the first paragraph I emphasized supposed. This is because I have to question whether or not the list is just for land engagements, and if some were left out. The only copyright/publishing date I can find in my copy of the Handbook is 1961, but even at that time I'd have thought they'd have taken note of any and all battles and/or engagements and covered them. Checking the chronology alone certainly questions that as some battles, such as Big Bethel in 1861 and Roanoke Island in 1862 are not listed. That makes sense as to chronologically list all battles would doubtlesly fill the entire book, and probably then some (it's only seventy-two pages total). Meaning that you probably have to rely more on the list of battles per state. Ah, but the rub seems to be as I already said, they might only be looking at land battles. The Shenandoah certainly isn't listed, as already mentioned above. But then in the chronology, the Monitor and the Virginia are not listed, nor is the Battle of Mobile Bay, or the battle between the Kearsarge and the Alabama. I know of a battle that occured in Portland, Maine, that was also naval and is also not listed. Maine is not listed in the Handbook as seeing any battles and/or engagements. And as it is a list of battles and/or engagements by state, France is obviously not listed. But it does raise the question of if naval battles were excluded from the list. Seems likely they were from the chronology. Last edited on Tue Jan 9th, 2007 08:34 am by Hellcat |
Posted: Tue Jan 9th, 2007 05:02 pm |
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ole Member
Hellcat: The CSS Shenandoah incident is the entire subject of a recent book called, I believe, The Last Shot. Haven't picked it up. Not being a deep-water navy enthusiast, can't see buying a book on an after-hours raid by a single Confederate Raider. Ole |
Posted: Wed Jan 10th, 2007 07:46 am |
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Hellcat Root Beer Lover
I'll have to see if I can find that book, ole. The navies of the war intrest me, probably because we tend to focus more on the armies. Only natural considering how important to the war the armies and their battles were. |
Posted: Wed Jan 10th, 2007 03:19 pm |
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David White Member
There is also another recent book on the CSS Shennadoah by Tom Chaffin (author of the most recent Fremont biography) called Sea of Gray that came out around the time of The Last Shot too. |
Posted: Thu Jan 11th, 2007 03:52 am |
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susansweet Member
From what I have read the Battle of Palmetto Ranch down in Texas was the last LAND battle of the war. The Shenandoah was the last SEA battle. Ole check out some of the Sea battles they are really interesting. Ed Cotham has a book called the Battle for the Bay on the Battle of Mobile bay that is really good. He also has one on Sabine Pass. We had him as a speaker at the West Coast Round Table conference a year ago. Not only was he interesting he was an entertaining speaker. His books read as entertaining and enligthening as he was. He even did a power point presentation with little cannons firing from real pictures . Farragut and the Battle of Moble is so interesting just because of the charachter of Farragut . What an interesting man . Our first Admiral. |
Posted: Thu Jan 11th, 2007 05:03 am |
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ole Member
Susan: So far I've steered clear of the deep-water navy. I know me: If I started, I'd get interested; then I'd have to buy lots of books reading only a few; then my time would be divided again. Time to get my affairs in order by reading the gooks I have. Then I might consider naval history of the WBTS. Ole |
Posted: Fri Jan 12th, 2007 04:18 am |
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CleburneFan Member
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One of the things I love about Farragut is the fact that he was only about twelve in the War of 1812 but served on a US warship!! I think his uncle was on board, but even so, such a thing could never happen in our navy today. Last edited on Fri Jan 12th, 2007 06:29 pm by CleburneFan |
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This is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan in Washington. The metaphors become unbearably trite: the debt ceiling; the fiscal cliff and now the meat cleaver of the sequestration. Details are important, we'll get to those in a moment, but underlying the repeated rounds of budgetary crisis, lies a deeper political paralysis.
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This is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan in Washington. This week the federal government and Gulf Coast states took BP and its contractors to court seeking billions in civil damages for the disaster that began almost three years ago now, with the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig. Some call it the trial of the century.
Originally published on Thu February 28, 2013 1:16 pm
This is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan.


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