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WHITEHALL -- Police still searching for the killer of an immigrant, six years after he was stabbed to death with a machete.
Luis Orlando Morales, 30, was found murdered July 12, 2007, in the parking lot of his Whitehall apartment complex.
"We don't know what led up to it," said Whitehall Detective Steve Brown, "there was alcohol involved"
Morales, from El Salvador, was working in the area and sending money back to his wife and children when he was murdered.
Whitehall Police telling us, a former roommate of Morales', Luis Lope Pineda, is a person of interest in the case, and has been sought for questioning ever since the murder.
Witnesses at the scene, are not coming forward to share what they know about the crime, "several of them were here illegally, that's why they don't want to cooperate with us," said Brown.
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Post a picture of your setup
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My first record player. Luckily the headphone jack works and it easily connects to my interface.
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CreatioExNihilo, on 26 September 2011 - 03:51 PM, said:
My first record player. Luckily the headphone jack works and it easily connects to my interface.
what school do you go to?
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also trying to get a Korg KP3 Kaoss pad
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Christflow Studios by overflowg12, on Flickr
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My Creative Space (My Lab) by ProfLogik, on Flickr
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overflowg12, on 17 October 2011 - 11:56 AM, said:
Christflow Studios by overflowg12, on Flickr
i dig this set up
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This is what I'm working with nowadays. The desk isn't nearly as big as I need it to be, so I'm going to be designing and building a studio desk probably this spring
Posted 01 March 2012 - 04:42 AM
all i need : )
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Image2 by overflowg12, on Flickr
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overflowg12, on 13 September 2012 - 04:04 PM, said:
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Dag, yo ... where you work at?
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sft, on 28 September 2012 - 01:26 PM, said:
nice to see somebody rockin a backround i made a good while ago. props man
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Posted 14 October 2012 - 03:57 AM
Fuck a pic, here's actual video of my studio.
Posted 31 October 2012 - 11:56 AM
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oo.. and sp 404 and.. bass guitar and euu idk alot of bullshit
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DJ Pete Marriott, on 14 October 2012 - 03:57 AM, said:
Fuck a pic, here's actual video of my studio.
honestly... who cares if you are bedroom producer or not? I never understood that concept. What seperates a bedroom producer from a producer who has his own studio? I work both in a studio I made in my room and also a studio that houses more than $5 million worth of equipment alone, and I can tell you that the shit i make in a professional studio sounds the same as in my bedroom with a humble set-up consisting of a MPC a turntable and a few records. I think people should be more focused on what they're actually making instead of bragging if you have your own "professional studio". And from what I see in your video you are a bedroom producer, it may be a space rented out separately, but it's very basic and features no acoustic design and definitely not top of the line equipment, not to put down what you have but look around at other studios and yours pales in comparison to what they offer. That room in your video seems like a bedroom to me. If you don't have floating floors, acoustic architecture, efficient placement of diffusers and acoustic foam, reinforced soundproof steel doors, a well known console worth at least $250,000 or more, etc. then you do not own a professional studio, sorry to say.
Posted 09 November 2012 - 09:57 AM
DJ Tav!k, on 02 November 2012 - 07:40 PM, said:
Peace DJ Tav!k,
You're totally missing the inner context of the jokes and the point of the video you watched.
Basically an obsessive blogger who pretty much stalks me, wrote another one of his hack piece about me and made false claims about my being a "A old never was washed up bedroom producer that just came out of thin air with his laptop". He was misinforming his audience about me, a guy who grew up working in NYC's finest studios like Brooklyn Sound Lab, Unique Recordings, Power Play, Ian North Studios, Sigma Sound, Quad Studios, AG Recording Studios, Kingston Studio and Hit Factory just to name a few.
I'm not from the "MP3 generation" of "Bedroom Producers" as he stated, all those records you see on my home studio's wall dating as far back as the 80's were not made in a bedroom. Artists who liked my work hired me to produce or remix their records and after my fees were negotiated the label assigned me a recording budget and I had to spend as little as $225.00 per hour plus the $60.00 to $80.00 per hour engineer's fee to get those records done and then I had to take those records to mastering studios that cost $150 per hour with engineers like Herb "Pump" Powers, Howie Weinberg, and Calton Blatt who cost $70-80 per hour before I turned them in to the label.
In order to make a record in those days, it took more money and time than it does today and if you didn't have the label's budget behind you, you couldn't make a record. You can't do that on thin air. Thanks to digital technology the cost of making a record has decreased dramatically and the floodgates have opened to the beatmaker community, and you now have a lot of beatmakers calling themselves producers but they don't know how to produce a record and in many cases don't know the difference between a record and a song let alone a beatmaker and a producer.
My main point while poking fun at that blogger was really to expose his gross ignorance to his audience. He attempted to paint a very untrue picture of me and my career as a record producer and I made fun of him while disproving his false claims, a sort of mocking his mockery of sorts.
Now as for your talk about millions dollars of gear and acoustic treatments and the such, you're spot on right about me not investing in such things for my home studio and as someone who grew up in such studios you described, It's not an issue for me because it all comes down to my nearly three decades of experience and production skills. Give me a just a mic and a tape recorder and I'll shit all over the perception of any Johnny Come Lately.
None of that what you said about professional studios impresses me, and let's be clear I say this with no malicious intent, which is why I'm taking the time to share my perspective with you, it's just that I'm way past all of that. I've been there, done and still live that. To me a record in this day and age comes down to the end result of the music, which was the other point of my video hence my making fun of the entire situation.
If the production value of the music does not retain quality within the record then it's just another beat or another song. I don't make songs for bloggers to give away, I make records for DJs to spin on their radio mix shows because I also grew up in the industry doing radio and that's what I care about and if a blogger happen to pick up on that and support it, then cool. But I'm not out here chasing these blogs or trying to get on them like I see so many cats doing today, it's just pointless to me. Which is why I can laugh at any smug cat throwing unnecessary darts and totally missing me as their target.
In the year of 2011 my single "The Champ is Here" went #1 on the college and mix show radio charts and this year of 2012 every one of my singles and remixes that were released charted within the top 10 of those charts...... all of these records came out of the very studio you're denigrating which is located in my den (not my bedroom) from my mixing console, outboard gear, samplers, tape machines and software. If you ask me that's not a bad achievement for an "old never was washed up bedroom producer that just came out of thin air with his laptop".
Here's a radio interview from June 28th, 2012 that'll give you a tad bit of history on me and my career.
Posted 19 November 2012 - 04:57 AM
Missing my Fisher Price & Philips battery powered record players...
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Cis, on 19 November 2012 - 04:57 AM, said:
Missing my Fisher Price & Philips battery powered record players...
Loving that vinyl Cis!
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Beatsoup, on 07 December 2012 - 05:52 PM, said:
i heard your album you posted on soulstrut, amazing work man
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Beatsoup, on 07 December 2012 - 05:52 PM, said:
Do I see a Sherman?
Posted 09 December 2012 - 02:14 PM
As in a Sherman filter bank? Nope don't have one... In the rack top to bottom, fostex spring, Roland re201, furman power, Rme fireface, DOD spring, patchbay, soundworkshop spring, Studio electronics se1x, API A2D, Korg ex8000
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We have one on display and tank rocks a bit as well, but there is no leak.
My builder just installed four Toto Vespin (which I understand is Drake with a skirt) toilets in my home. I love them. They work great!
The tanks on all units have a little bit of play front to back-- you can rock the tank a bit. I was expecting the tank to be solid with no rocking possible.
Is this normal or does something need to be tightened more? The installation sheet says not to over tighten, so I didn't want to go messing around with it if it's how it is supposed to be.
We have one on display and tank rocks a bit as well, but there is no leak.
The amount of rock is subjective. You don't want it under actual compression since the porcelain is very brittle, but you should be able to get it so that it just about touches minimizing the amount of play there can be. Filling a porcelain tank with cold water in a hot room with things tight could spell disaster as things expand and contract, so a little play is good. The rubber will compress a little bit making it easier to tighten after sitting for awhile.
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I just got a vespin toilet installed today; I noticed the same rocking reported on this thread. My installer was also quizzical about this. From what I can see, it's installed correctly, but I'm not crazy about the loose fit - I just wonder what happens if someone inadvertantly leans back on the seat. What's worse is that the upper tank rocks when it's flushed. I've never experienced this before in a toilet. Is this common? I understand that a little play may make sense (although my previous toilets have all been two-piece and none of them ever rocked - they were all pretty rock solid). Is there an installation trick to minimizing this 'feature'? If I'd known this was how it was supposed to work, I wouldn't have gotten this toilet.
my vespin rocks too, noticeable when flushing.
I haven't checked whether all three contact points are aligned properly.
I've seen some installers so afraid of tightening down, that they leave them loosey goosey.
Most of the tanks install fairly solidly.
Though sometimes there may be movement.
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I wasn't aware that tanks were meant to be leaned on though.
Bolting down the tank to bowl properly really does become a matter of experience. The first few I installed were wobbly as I was too afraid of tightening them anymore and breaking them...but all it took was a little encouragement from my boss at the time, in the form of a reassuring "what the hell are you trying to do to my business," (or something to that sort) to get me more comfortable with knowing how to snug them down properly.
Of course, not all toilets will snug properly to eliminate the tank wobble, even if you do everything correctly. I find this especially true on AM Standard units. The few times that the wobble is noticeable, it can usually be corrected with a well placed shim.
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After the rubber bushing has been sitting under compression for awhile, it will be easier to tighten some more. As said earlier in this thread, you don't want it so tight you are putting the porcelain in compression...it won't bend and will break. But, you can tighten it to get the parts so they almost touch. Just do it a little bit at a time, side to side so it is even.
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thanks all for the speedy replies (and on dec 31, no less!). We got it a little tighter, but it still has more play than I'd like. After reading the responses, it sounds like it just might be a matter of getting the bolts tighter. I'd at least like it not to move when I press the flush lever. I don't assume most people would lean back on a tank, but if someone happened to do so, I don't think the tank should rattle. (I also prefer less play with the tank lid - so we'll add some industrial strength velcro pads to stabilize the lid.) Maybe the new tanks just aren't built to feel as solid as older tanks. But, hopefully, I can get it tightened up where it feels more stable. Everything else about the toilet seems just fine. Thanks for all the suggestions. This is definitely the best forum for toilets out there! Happy new year, all.
You do not want to over tighten. If it already feels "snug" then either the wrong gasket was used or the toilet design is just this way. As seen in the other posts regarding this issue we use a tank stabilizer by tank truss to solve this.
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Christopher Dorner never emerged from the ruins and hours later a charred body was found in the basement of the burned cabin along with a wallet and personal items.
BIG BEAR LAKE, Calif. (AP) — As police scoured mountain peaks for days, using everything from bloodhounds to high-tech helicopters, the revenge-seeking ex-cop they wanted was hiding among them, holed up in a vacation cabin across the street from their command post.
It was there that Christopher Dorner apparently took refuge last Thursday, four days after beginning a deadly rampage that would claim four lives.
The search ended Tuesday when a man believed to be Dorner bolted from hiding, stole two cars, barricaded himself in a vacant cabin and mounted a last stand in a furious shootout in which he killed one sheriff's deputy and wounded another before the building erupted in flames.
He never emerged from the ruins and hours later a charred body was found in the basement of the burned cabin along with a wallet and personal items, including a California driver's license with the name Christopher Dorner, an official briefed on the investigation told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because of the ongoing investigation.
Authorities believe the remains are those of the former Los Angeles police officer, but they have not been formally identified.
"We have reason to believe that it is him," San Bernardino County sheriff's spokeswoman Cynthia Bachman said.
Dorner, 33, had said in a lengthy rant police believe he posted on Facebook that he expected to die in one final, violent confrontation with police, and if it was him in the cabin that's just what happened.
The apparent end came very close to where his trail went cold six days earlier when his burning pickup truck — with guns and camping gear inside — was abandoned with a broken axle on a fire road in the San Bernardino National Forest near the ski resort town of Big Bear Lake.
His footprints led away from the truck and vanished on frozen soil.
With no sign of him and few leads, police offered a $1 million reward to bring him to justice and end a "reign of terror" that had more than 50 families of targeted Los Angeles police officers under round-the-clock protection after he threatened to bring "warfare" to the LAPD, officers and their kin.
Just a few hours after police announced Tuesday that they had fielded more than 1,000 tips with no sign of Dorner, word came that a man matching his description had tied up two people in a Big Bear Lake cabin, stole their car and fled. Authorities didn't immediately give more details on the two people.
Game wardens from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife who were part of the search detail spotted the purple Nissan that had been reported stolen going in the opposite direction and gave chase, department spokesman Lt. Patrick Foy said. The driver looked likeDorner.
They lost the purple car after it passed a school bus and turned onto a side road, but two other Fish and Wildlife patrols turned up that road a short time later, and were searching for the car when a white pickup truck sped erratically toward the wardens.
"He took a close look at the driver and realized it was the suspect," Foy said.
Dorner, who allegedly stole the pickup truck at gunpoint after crashing the first car, rolled down a window and opened fire on the wardens, striking a warden's truck more than a dozen times.
One of the wardens shot at the suspect as he rounded a curve in the road. It's unclear if he hit him, but the stolen pickup careened off the road and crashed in a snow bank. Dorner then ran to the cabin where he barricaded himself and got in a shootout with San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies and other officers who arrived.
Two deputies were shot, one fatally.
A SWAT team surrounded the cabin and used an armored vehicle to break out the cabin windows, said a law enforcement official who requested anonymity because the investigation was ongoing. The officers then lobbed tear gas canisters into the cabin and blasted a message over a loudspeaker: "Surrender or come out."
The armored vehicle then tore down each of the cabin's four walls.
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See you tonight for the open house – depending on other projects, we may try to roll out an in house IPTV VoD server that these STBs can use.
Free event: Book Scanning this Saturday, April 7th, 10AM-12PM0
This Saturday starting at 10AM at Brainsilo (2119 N. Kerby Ave. Suite C-2 – Portland, OR 97227), the Paper Upgrade Project (paperupgrade.org), a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt educational public charity, is hosting a small and informal book scanning session. Feel free to bring a book or two, and, time permitting, we'll scan it for you for free or show you how to do so. Priority goes to registered PDX students, then to the general public.
We'll also be showcasing our latest opensource E-book conversion software (DIY EBook Creator 0.0.8). In addition, your donations (including software you write to improve our Ebook Creator) may be tax deductible (please check with your accountant), just like Goodwill or FreeGeek.
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Hey all – I'd appreciate feedback on this, especially from current members, and those who aren't members because they can't afford it.
I spent the last week in San Francisco, with most of every night hanging out at Noisebridge, talking to people there. Out of all that conversation, an idea came up – how about opening up the space in the same way Noisebridge has?
Essentially, let anyone with some form of "key" (hell, if physical, let's share the same pin pattern as NB, that'd be cool, right?) use the space – and keys are given out to those who seem like they should have them. Any keyholder can give another person a key. The benefits
of membership would be changed to include a locker or dedicated shelf, having the right to vote or otherwise have a say in the space, and priority on scheduling events/using equipment.
What we're doing right now doesn't work that well – I'm still covering a large chunk of the monthly rent myself, and the space is empty most the time. This change would possibly lose us some current members dues, but perhaps would increase participation and through that, donations. There are obvious disadvantages, in that we may have to deal with some abuse of the space, but that can be dealt with through more cameras and a bit more diligence in monitoring it.
This isn't anything that is happening now, and nothing would change until current memberships that were pre-paid have expired. I *really* want feedback and discussion on this, so please don't hold back.
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We did a small run of stickers, and there are some sitting down at the space for taking/sharing. We've only printed 100 of them this time around, but we can always get more…
This was just a design I whipped up real fast, so if you have a better design, please share with the rest of the class – and maybe we'll print some.
Thanks to No Limit Stickers for the custom cutting – they're local, cheap, fast, and do an awesome job!
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Thanks to Jonathan at Reach Technology for dropping off a large box of new (for us) development boards to play with. Included in the box he brought are two OMAP3 boards, a quantity of Netburner modules, some Rabbit boards, and a whole slew of other things. We love new toys!
These are of course available for you to play with in the silo – anytime if you're a member, or Thursday nights for the general public – and if you have a cool project that needs one of these boards, let us know!
As a reminder, if you have old dev kits or unique hackable electronics laying around that you don't want, BrainSilo would love to take them off your hands, and let people see what they can do with them. Even better, if you work for a company that throws away "defective" or surplus boards or parts, talk to us about how we might be able to acquire some of them!
Workshop Jan 29th: Building a High Speed DIY Book Scanner3
WHEN: Sunday, January 29, 2012 from 11am–4pm at the BrainSilo Hackerspace.
Wish you could study faster, search through all your books in seconds like Google does (even when unavailable on Google), and get digital editions of those books currently unavailable through Amazon, Barnes and Nobles' or other online providers? Come learn how!
The Paper Upgrade Project (http://www.paperupgrade.org) will teach you to build your own high-speed (2000 pages per hour) book scanner from inexpensive parts! Daniel Reetz, the hardware guru who started the DIY book scanning project, will lead the discussion and assembly. We will donate one of the assembled scanners to Portland State University's Disability Resource Center (DRC). Any donations to our organization are tax free.
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It's last minute, but the Pocketfactory.org crew is coming through Portland on Friday, January 13th, and they want to give a 3d printing and scanning demo.
With 3 MakerBots, an UP!, some kinects, and a bunch of other fun 3d printing and scanning equipment, the crew wants to talk to anyone interested in 3d tech. Wether you've never seen a printer, or have your own, you're invited!
Come on down to BrainSilo Friday, January 13th from 6pm till 9pm, and have fun chatting about 3d technology, and ways to make money using it. We are located at 2119 N. Kerby Ave. Suite C-2 – Portland, OR 97227 (look for our banner on a staircase in the alley).
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Whether you're a complete novice curious to find out what pin-tumbler really means, a homeowner protecting your family's treasures, or a veteran lockpicker with questions about advanced locks and techniques, this event is for you! With 2 solid hours of history, mechanical diagrams ("lock pr0n"), and hands-on lockpicking instruction… first we'll open your minds, and then we'll open some locks!
To properly learn this ancient art, you'll need the proper tools. By registering for a ticket with a lockpick set, this guarantees you a seat at the workshop, and reserves – all for you – a brand-new 10-piece custom lockpick set by Southern Specialties, hand-picked by Eric and Jamie to maximize utility for beginners and locksport enthusiasts alike, and offered for only $30.
If you already have some picks you're itching to practice with, you can bring them along, and your workshop cost is only $40!
BONUS: BrainSilo members get $20 off a ticket! (Visit the BrainSilo or the member mailing list to get the discount code) AND… we will contribute to BrainSilo a percentage of ticket sales equal to the number of BrainSilo members and friends in attendence! How cool is that?!
We have a CNC Milling machine!2
Thanks to Jesse, a brand new member (also brand new to Portland – he just moved here) who didn't have room for it, we have a small CNC milling machine. We're in the middle of converting over to run with EMC2, but hopefully it will be fully running with a control system by next week!
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Loki unknowing entered a drawing at OSCON… and won. Thanks to Deno at Palamida (Open Source IP Assurance), the silo has been sent an Adafruit Industries Arduino Budget Pack as a the prize.
We now have quite the selection of microcontroller and development boards to play with, and are getting more all the time. Some highlights include:
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- Multiple Arduinos and clones
- Basic STAMP w/ 9v battery holder
- MAKE Controller Kit
- Misc UbiCom development boards w/programmer
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Newly installed officers are: Co-Presidents Cleo Kosters and Eleanor Fabricus, Vice President Patricia Coursey, Secretary Helen Burton, Treasurer Ileen Weisser, and Parliamentarian Mary Perry.
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A beautiful fall-like day, Wednesday, March 8 found 20 pitch, four skip-bo and 14 bridge players at the Vermillion Senior Citizen Center.
Refreshments were furnished and served by Betty Lynn and Myrtle Hickman at 3 p.m.
Bridge prizes were won: Eve Marshall high; Barb Kronaizl, second; Jim Prosser, third and Adeline Isaacson, low.
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It was announced that the caucus to choose delegates for the national convention would be held on March 11 at the Prairie Restaurant. Curt Hohn, declared candidate for the United States House of Representatives, will be speaking to the Clay County Democrats on Friday, March 24 at 7 p.m. at the Prairie Restaurant. Light refreshments will be served. Local Democratic candidates will also be introduced at this time.
The next meeting of the Clay County Democrats will take place on Wednesday noon, April 12 at the Prairie Restaurant. Local Democratic candidates will give brief presentations. All Clay County Democrats are urged to attend.
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Randy Houska called the meeting to order for our regular luncheon at the Silver Dollar. We had five guests today from Vermillion High School: senior class members Nick Schieber, Amy Schoellerman, Sandra Schwiefert, Ani Sefer and Sam Simonds.
In what looked suspiciously like a rigged election we quickly chose the state of officers to serve for the next year. Dean Clark ascends to the presidency, Missy Mayfield becomes vice president, Kathy Chandler is still stuck with the treasurer's job and the two new board members are Connie Nelson and John Storm.
Chuck Yelverton kicked off the annual campaign to buy and supply bicycle helmets for Vermillion's second graders and managed to auction off the first helmet donation to some unlucky bidder. April 14 is the date on which the helmets will be presented to our local tykes who will thereafter ride off in Rotarian-supported greater safety.
Following the compelling suggestion of Rotarian Kris DeWitt, Mike McFarland, also over there in ROTC, presented our program for the day � an account of living it up in Saudi Arabia. All in all it did not sound like the kind of place you would visit to have a good time, though it certainly would be interesting. And you wouldn't have to buy much in the way of new vacation clothing. A suitable shroud would about do it. Bringing along an inclination to consider the iniquities and decadence of the western way of life would also be of help. A bus ticket to get you out to Bahrain might also be helpful.


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Tiffany Bryson is in her first year as the senior woman administrator for the Department of Athletics at North Georgia in 2011-12.
She is an assistant professor in the Department of Health and Physical Education, teaching physical education, wellness, and fitness courses. Tiffany has taught at North Georgia since 2007.
In her role as SWA, Bryson will oversee the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), a committee made up of student-athletes assembled to provide insight on the student-athlete experience. The SAAC also offers input on the rules, regulations and policies that affect student-athletes' lives on NCAA member institution campuses. In addition to her athletic and teaching responsibilities, she serves on the Hall of Fame Committee for the Athletic Department and advises the Health and Physical Education Majors Club.
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Product Launch - UK: Westons' Twist Mulled Cider
By Andy Morton | 16 October 2012
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Product Launch - UK: Westons' Twist Mulled Cider
Category - Cider, mulled, spiced 4% abv
Available - From last month
Location - UK, on-trade, online and Westons wholesale channels
Price - SRP GBP3.20 per pint
Westons has released a mulled cider to help attract new consumers into the flavoured cider category.
The UK-based cider maker released a mulled cider last year for a UK supermarket and its success led to plans for the company's own-brand version, a spokesperson told just-drinks last week. Westons' Twist Mulled Cider comes in a 35-pint box and can be served hot or cold.
Yesterday, Westons announced it had bought an Australian distributor to increase its growth in the country.
Westons Twist Mulled Cider – the New Winter Cider from Westons
Westons has unveiled a new addition to their 'Twist' range of flavoured ciders. Infused with traditional mulling spices, Westons Twist Mulled Cider will be available in 35-pint bag-in-box format exclusively to the on trade from September 2012.
Created to be served both hot or cold, Westons Twist Mulled Cider will be a significant margin driver for publicans this winter. Branded pump clips are also available and the new SKU can be ordered either direct online or via Westons' usual on trade wholesalers.
Ian Lewis, head of marketing at Westons Cider, comments: "The flavoured cider category is extremely buoyant, according to latest Nielson data, the flavoured cider market is up 77% (MAT to 23 June). It's a fantastic way for attracting new consumers into the category and Westons has already enjoyed success with a number of different limited editions such as Westons Twist Cider with Blackcurrant and a new Raspberry variant that was launched this spring. Our Master Cider Maker first created this Mulled Cider blend last autumn, which we then trialed very successfully in our own pubs in Herefordshire through the winter. We anticipate that licencees will find it a real hit with their customers once the winter evenings start to draw in again."
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Doggie breath is no joke. It may be the first symptom that could lead to a more serious health problem.
The American Veterinary Dental Society says more than 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats develop gum disease by age 3. February is Pet Dental Health Month, and was established to raise awareness of the importance of a good dental health for pets.
Just like humans, pets can get periodontal disease, says Dr. James Bowen at the Island Animal Hospital on Marco Island. "Once they get plaque, it can cause gum disease just like in people. Bacteria can then get into the blood stream and affect the kidneys, heart and liver."
And bad breath is only one warning sign. Some dogs or cats will refuse to eat dry food, or even drop the food on the floor. That doesn't necessarily mean they're fussy eaters; they might have an abscess making it painful to chew.
"Sneezing or discharge of the nose might actually be an infection in the teeth," says Bowen.
Red, swollen or bleeding gums indicate a problem as well.
To help avoid a serious problem, there are several things you as an owner can do. Brushing your pets' teeth daily is optimum, and at least twice a week will result in good maintenance, says Dr. Brent Garrison of Marco Veterinary Hospital.
To make the process less traumatic for your pet, start gradually when they're young.
"First get them used to you putting your fingers in their mouths," he says. "Work up to a piece of wet gauze then switch to a soft pet toothbrush."
The last step is adding toothpaste — either poultry or beef flavored. Don't use your own toothpaste. Dogs don't like the foaming and stinging and it may upset their stomachs.
"Dog diet plays a big role," says Dr. Bowen. Feeding larger kernel dry food with enzymes added help protect the teeth, and using a water additive, something he describes as "doggie Listerine," will help as well. Also using a sealant product just under the gums seals the enamel and lessens plaque buildup. Give them toys embedded with enzymes that release into the dog's mouth when chewed.
If you still see yellow-brown plaque on the teeth, a professional cleaning is in order says Bowen.
"For advanced cases we will sedate the animal and use ultrasound to get the plaque off the teeth and go under the gum — in that area is where most of the disease occurs."
"We see pets all the time with abnormal blood work, but after cleaning their teeth, the numbers are improved," says Dr. Garrison. "Don't wait until something is wrong. Bring your pet in at least once a year, ideally twice a year."
To put it into perspective remember that pets age faster than we do, so if you had your pet's teeth cleaned every six months, Garrison says that would translate to every 3 1/2 years for people. Not many of us would go that long without seeing a dentist. So next time you make an appointment for your dental checkup, you might want to think of Fido's teeth, too.
Keeping your pet's teeth pearly white is more than just cosmetic.
"Don't view it as an aesthetic problem because it's not," says Dr. James Bowen. "It's an overall health issue."


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DXO mark means nothing. They take their objective tests and interpret them in completely subjective ways, all (as it would seem) on Nikon's dime. Super biased, all rubbish, especially their ISO scores. Canon should be top of the mark for every camera they've put out in the ISO division, right next to Pentax, and Nikon and Sony should be right in the bin every time. But it's absolutely the opposite. If you've ever seen the DPReview studio comparison tool, I highly recommend cranking up the ISO on there and seeing for yourself what I'm talking about. D5200? Rubbish. D800? Rubbish at anything above or below ISO 200. 5DIII? A f@ck!ng mint. DXO scores the opposite in every case.
DXO meassure signal /noise
if you do not understand the simplest things of physics I suggest that you study the subject before writing statements as yours.
No, I get it. That's why I know it's garbage.
The proof is in the pudding. I get to test and review a lot of cameras. I sold cameras for a living before starting my studio. My assistant's got a good set of cameras and I as well. I've seen these things work in real-world situations, in studio situations, and I've edited the raw files. Giving the D5200 a gracious F+ would be an exaggeration, but it actually scored better than the 1DX according to DXO. Bullsh¡t. Straight up. I know I mentioned it before, but the DPReview studio comparison tool is the quickest way to see a rough example for yourself. The D800 scoring better than the Phase IQ180? Steaming triple-coiler of bullsh¡t. If you've ever tried these two cameras — and I mean a full shoot and tried to print a 5'x8' or even 20"x30" poster from these two cameras — you'll see what I'm talking about. The out-of-camera quality, DR and colour depth of even seven-year-old medium format backs kick the junk out of the D800 HANDS DOWN. You can't beat the 5DIII and Pentax K-5II for noise and usability at high ISO. There's just no way. But the APS-C K-5II scored higher than the 5DIII, and the 5DIII scored only as high as the D3100. Bullsh¡t. Every Nikon crop camera from the last two years just dies at or after ISO 400. DXOmark is thoroughly rubbish, right down to their bias-blackened subjective hearts.
I have to agree with ankorwatt.
From your comment, it's clear you have no idea what you're talking about. You're mixing apples and oranges and complaining that they don't taste like kiwi. All based on you lording your own personal experience taking for granted that somehow you know better than anyone else.
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THOMPSONVILLE, MICHIGAN – Friends of the Betsie Valley District Library with the support of Crystal Mountain Resort & Spa are pleased to announce the fifth annual Betsie Valley 5K, 10K and Half Marathon, Sunday, October 3, 2010.
Beautiful Benzie County will again showcase its unique wooded topography to participants of all ages and abilities. All events feature some of most spectacular scenery in the lower peninsular. The entire region is extending a heartfelt welcome—you won't want to miss it!
Runners and walkers can choose to participate in a 5K (3.1 mile), 10K (6.2 mile) or half marathon (13.1 mile) distance, and children can get a workout in the family-friendly one mile event. Adult runs and walking events begin at 9 a.m. at Crystal Mountain Resort & Spa with the child's event starting at 11:30 a.m. All proceeds go to support the Betsie Valley Library.
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The recent robbery of the St. Vrain Pharmacy has brought to light some resources that I would like to be made aware of in case we have any type of crime in Town. I would like to take a more proactive approach as it pertains to video camera and camera capabilities of your businesses. I would like to put together a secured file that would
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Although multiple sites were cleared in northern Calhoun County, contractors weren't able to remove all the debris from creeks and streams. Instead, engineers at the Calhoun County Highway Department selected sites where flooding from debris might have caused damage to roads or bridges. The engineers prioritized sites based on the cost of replacing the roads and bridges that that were at risk from the flooding.
"We had limited amount that we could do and justify," said Tim Williams, an NCRS engineer who helped Calhoun and other counties with the stream cleanup process.
Calhoun County residents may not have known the threat debris posed to the rivers and streams, but officials said that it's evident the cleanup improved the appearance of at least one site along Peeks Hill Road.
"The limits were set based on the replacement cost of the drainage structure affected," Gann said. "As a whole everybody was pretty grateful for what they did get."
Even though the crews couldn't clean up creeks on private property away from the at-risk roads and bridges, residents who spoke to a reporter on Friday weren't expecting the help in the first place.
"I think everyone is just still recovering on their own personal level," said Leslie Cruise, whose home narrowly escaped a direct hit by the tornado. "It seems like they're living with a lot of the damage. They are doing small bits at time."
Similar cleanup projects have been completed or are under way in counties across the state. Statewide there were 21 similar projects, most of which are ending this month or will end soon. Some of the cleanup that occurred in Calhoun County extended into neighboring counties, such as Cherokee.
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