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Shipping Policy
Shipping policy
It's important to start by clarifying to customers that your order processing times are separate from the shipping times they see at checkout.
All orders are processed within 1 to 3 business days (excluding weekends and holidays) after receiving your order confirmation email. You will receive another notification when your order has shipped.
Domestic Shipping Rates and Estimates
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In-store pickup
You can skip the shipping fees with free local pickup at [list the locations where in-store pickup is available]. After placing your order and selecting local pickup at checkout, your order will be prepared and ready for pick up within 3 to 5 business days. We will send you an email when your order is ready along with instructions.
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Our direct to garment apparel is made to last. It is both durable, yet soft and comfortable.
We use the latest Direct to Garment (DTG) printing method, with an eco-friendly water-based ink that creates vivid color and extended wash durability. You get a great quality product that will last a very long time!
• Turn garment inside out
• Machine wash cold
• Dry on low heat or lay flat to dry
• Do not bleach/dry-clean
• Do not iron directly onto the print
Our mugs are produced with quality this is meant to last. Made of ceramic and printed on both sides. Each mus is both microwave and dishwasher safe.
We offer domestic free shipping via USPS First Class Mail. You will receive a notification once your package has been shipped.
Each of our products is carefully made to order. Typical production time is 2-3 business days but can vary based on the season and volume of orders. If you need a product by a specific date and are short on time, please contact us and we'll do our best to accommodate your request.
Please make sure that your address is correct prior to ordering as we cannot change it once your package has shipped. Please note that we cannot be responsible for USPS shipping delays, lost packages or stolen packages. However, if you have an issue, please contact us and we'll see how we can help.
We value our customers and always appreciate your feedback. If you have concerns regarding your order or you are not completely satisfied with the product, please contact us and we'll do our best to make you happy.

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This year Sweetest Day, the day people take the time to let their "Sweetie" know how much they care about them, lands on October 15th. Now even though you just looked down at your calendar, saw that Oct. 15th is only 10 days away and started to panic – don't worry, we've done all the research for you and we have some great tips to share with you as you look to find the perfect way to express how much you care about your Sweetie!
From now through Sunday PersonalizationMall.com is having a Sweetest Day Sale where you can save up to 25% off romantic gifts that you can personalize for the upcoming Holiday! Choose from items like the beautiful You're All I Need Personalized Keepsake (As shown in above picture).
The quality-crafted Lucite block that features an elegant heart mosaic design can be personalized with the verse "Were there nothing else but our love for each other, I would still have all I need," or for those of you who are good with words, you can write your own personal message to your loved one!
There are several gift options that can display your own personal and touching engraved message, but if your sweetie is a fan of sweets, we have a couple of gift options they'll love even more!
The Sealed With A Smooch Personalized Treat Tin can be purchased to include Hersey Kisses or you can personalize the tin alone and fill it with your own homemade treats.
You can fill the tin with your famous chocolate chip cookies and wrap them up for your significant other, or you could send them to your kids in college as a nice Sweetest Day care package to let them know you're thinking of them!
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We hope these suggestions help steer you in the right direction for your Sweetest Day gift needs! Have fun shopping around all the unique and beautiful romantic gifts at PersonalizationMall.com and don't forget to submit your entry for the Sweetest Day Contest! Click here to read all the details about how to enter and your chance at winning the Your Love Letter Personalized Sculpture for your sweetie!


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Knitted polo collar
Machine wash without exceeding the indicated temperature with short centrifuge.
Dry cleaning with perchlorethylene, fluorinated solvents and mineral essences but with restrictions of addition of water and temperature.
Do not use bleach.
Do not use drier.
Ironing at maximum temperature of 110 ºC.
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Your order will take approximately 3 to 6 business days to arrive. Products in national territory (Peninsula and Balearic Islands) are delivered from Monday to Friday during business hours. Shipments and deliveries are not made on Saturdays, Sundays or national holidays.
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Cost 40 euros
Your order will take approximately 8 to 15 business days to arrive. Products outside of EU territory are delivered from Monday to Friday during business hours. Shipments and deliveries are not made on Saturdays, Sundays or national holidays.
- Can a product be returned after it has been purchased?
- Yes, items that have not been used can be returned, in perfect condition, with their corresponding ticket/invoice and original packaging. We will refund the amount of the item in the same way it was paid once you send it to us. The return will have no cost.
- How can I return an item purchased online?
- Unused items must be in perfect condition and with their corresponding ticket. If you prefer that we collect it from your home, you can request a return by calling 93/2724257 during the following hours:
From Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
You can also request a return by sending an email to [email protected] indicating the details of your order.
After verifying all the data, we will send a carrier to pick up your package. To arrange the collection, the transport company will contact you. - Can an order be returned at the Post Office?
- At this time it cannot be returned at the Post Office and as soon as we activate this service we will indicate it in the return policy so that you can use the most convenient method for your return.
- What is the deadline to make a return?
- The term for any return is 30 days from the date of delivery of the products.
- Do I have to pay anything for my return?
- Returns are free of charge.
- How will I receive my refund?
- Once the return is approved, you will receive the amount in the same way you made your purchase.
- When will I receive my refund?
- After approving the return (unused items must be in perfect condition and have the inside labels). The payment to the credit card always depends on your bank and the terms that it establishes to proceed with the reimbursement. If you have paid for the order by bank transfer, when you call 93/2724257 or if you send an email to [email protected], you will have to provide your IBAN to proceed with the refund of the amount.
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Drum kits of the pros: stars' live and studio drum setups in pictures
Drum kits of the pros
UPDATED: We've added a host of new drum kits to the gallery, including the drum setups behind the mammoth pop tours of Girls Aloud, Bruno Mars and George Michael, the cymbal-free setup of Mercury Prize winners Alt-J and latest setup of Transplants/Blink 182 man Travis Barker. Find them on the next few slides and scroll through the gallery to see the whole selection.
Every month Rhythm magazine scales the four corners of the Earth to interview the best pro drummers out there and (more importantly for the purposes of this gallery) to take a closer - often exclusive - look at their drum setups. This gallery celebrates the best from Rhythm, and some of MusicRadar's own…
Scroll through to see kits belonging to some of the biggest names in the business from Travis Barker (twice!) and Joey Jordison to Steve Gadd and Thomas Lang. You can click through to read gear-centric extracts from Rhythm's interviews from the stars themselves and, in many cases, from their all-knowing drum techs.
- Find your next kit with our guide to the best drum sets
First up: Karl Brazil's Girls Aloud drum setup in pictures
Karl Brazil's Girls Aloud drum setup in pictures
Gretsch USA Maple: 12", 16", 18", 20", 24"; 14"x5" Pearl Brass Sensitone snare; 14"x5" Gretsch Hammered Brass snare
Sabian: 18" Artisan crash; 15" Artisan hi-hats; 12" Evolution splash; 19" Artisan crash; 12" Evolution splash; 21" Legacy ride; 18" 3-Point Crash; 18" APX FX Crash; 22" Legacy Rivet ride
Roland SPD-SX; Roland PD-8 x2; Porter and Davies BC2; Vic Firth 55A's; Heads: Remo - Emperor X snare heads; coated Emperors on toms; coated Powerstroke 3 on kicks; Protection Racket Cases and drum mat
More: Karl Brazil's Girls Aloud drum setup in pictures
Travis Barker's Transplants drum setup in pictures
OCDP Three-band acrylic in black/white/black: 22"x22" bass drum with double wide front hoop (built-in woodblock on batter side hoop), 12"x6" tom, 16"x14" floor tom; 14"x61⁄2" bell brass snare; 10"x7" side snare
Zildjian: 15" A Custom Mastersound hi-hats; 14" A Custom (with 10" Trashformer stacked on); 19" A Custom Projection; 16" A Custom; 20" A Custom; 23" A Sweet ride; 18" Oriental china
DW hardware: 9000 cymbal stands, 5500 hi-hat, 5000 turbo bass drum pedal; Heads - Remo: coated Emperor top and coated Ambassador bottom on toms;. Coated P3 batter and ebony P3 front with 6" Holz ring in centre of bass drum; coated Emperor-X top and Ambassador snare bottom on main snare; coated Emperor top and Ambassador bottom on side snare; Yamaha DTX; Audix mics; LP percussion; Travis Barker model cowbell, Zildjian Travis Barker sticks; Zildjian Travis Barker stick and cymbal bags; Zildjian Travis Barker practice pad; Metrophones headphones; JH Audio in-ears
More: Travis Barker's Transplants drum setup in pictures
Ilan Rubin's Paramore drum setup in pictures
Q Drum Co., copper shells with maple reinforcement hoops: 13x9-inch (or 14x10-inch) rack tom, 16x16-inch and 18x16-inch floor toms, 24x16-inch bass drum (usually 26x16-inch), 14x6 1⁄2-inch brass snare
Zildjian - 24-inch K Light ride, 15-inch K Light hi-hats, 20 or 21-inch K crash ride or 20 or 21-inch K Custom crash ride
Remo - CS Dots on top, Clear Ambassadors on the bottom, X14 on the snare, Hazy Ambassador on bottom snare, Clear Powerstroke 3 on the bass drum
More: Ilan Rubin's Paramore drum setup in pictures
Thom Green's Alt-J drum setup in pictures
Gretsch Renown Maple: 22x18-inch kick drum; 12x8-inch rack tom; 16x16-inch floor tom; 10x5 1⁄2-inch Mapex Black Panther snare
Meinl Foot Cabasa, Meinl tambourine, Meinl cowbell, Meinl bongos, DW 9000 Series hardware, DW 5000 Series double pedal, Pro-Mark 5A Nylon Tip Oak sticks, Porter & Davies BC2 stool, Evans EC2 on toms and snare, Remo Powerstroke Clear on kick
More: Thom Green's Alt-J drum setup in pictures
Eric Hernandez's Bruno Mars drum setup in pictures
DW Jazz Series in Maple, Twisted Black Oyster finish: 10x7-inch & 12x8-inch toms; 14x14-inch & 16x16-inch floor toms; 18x22-inch kick drum; 14x6 1⁄2-inch Brass snare; 14x5 1⁄2-inch Edge Maple Mahogany snare
Sabian: 6-inch AAX splash; 10-inch HHX splash; 14-inch AAX X-Celerator hi-hats; 20-inch AAX Aero crash; 22-inch HHX Legacy Heavy ride; 17-inch AAX Holy China; 20-inch AAX Xplosion crash
DW 9000 hardware; Remo heads - Clear Vintage Emperors (tom batters), Ambassadors (bottom), Coated X14 (snare), Powerstroke 3 (kick); Vic Firth X5B sticks; Roland SPD-SX and triggers; "Woodshed Stage Art for all my head graphics"
More: Eric Hernandez's Bruno Mars drum setup in pictures
Mark Mclean and Lea Mullen's George Michael drum and percussion setup in pictures
Mark's drums
Yamaha Maple Custom - 20-inch bass drum; 10-inch tom; 16 & 14-inch floor toms; Yamaha Maple 14x5 1⁄2-inch snare and 13x6-inch Steve Jordan snare
Mark's cymbals
Zildjian - 15-inch K hi-hats; 18-inch K crash; 20-inch K ride; 20-inch Constantinople ride; 20-inch Constantinople Flat ride
Zildjian sticks; JH Audio in-ear monitors
Lea's percussion
Pearl Percussion fibreglass congas and bongos; Pearl Percussion gong drum; Pearl hand percussion; home made shakers, coil chime, spring table; Leiva Percussion
Lea's cymbals
Zildjian cymbals; 12-inch A splash; 12-inch K Hybrid splash; 15-inch K crash, 18-inch A Custom EFX; Matt Nolan gongs
Pearl hardware; JD Audio in-ear monitors; Protection Racket cases; Hammerax Boomywang; Pro-Mark sticks and beaters
More: Mark Mclean and Lea Mullen's George Michael drum and percussion setup in pictures
Tony Hajjar's At The Drive-In drum setup in pictures
Tama Starclassic Bubinga: 24x16-inch kick drum; 13x8-inch tom; 16x14-inch & 16x16-inch floor toms; 14x5 1/2-inch SLP maple snare
Zildjian: 20-inch K Crash ride; 22-inch K ride; 18-inch K crash; 14-inch EFX with 18-inch Oriental and Z Bell in a stack; 14-inch K Mastersound hi-hats
Vater 5B sticks; Tama Iron Cobra Power Glide pedal and hardware; Heads - Evans Onyx on toms, EC1 on snare, G2 on kick
More: Tony Hajjar's At The Drive-In drum setup in pictures
Ronnie Vannucci's Killers drum setup in pictures
Craviotto Maple/Poplar/Maple Stacked Solid Candy Apple Red Lacquer kit: 24x15-inch, 13x9-inch, 16x16-inch, 18x16-inch, 14x6 1/2 snare
Zildjian: 17-inch K Constantinople crash and 17-inch K Orchestral suspended cymbal as hi-hats; 22-inch Thin Overhammered with six rivets, 24-inch Light ride, 22-inch K Constantinople Renaissance ride, 22-inch Swish Knocker A series, 40-inch Gong
Remo Black Dot heads; DW 9000 series hardware, DW 5000 series pedal, Roland SPD-SX, Zildjian Ronnie Vannucci signature sticks
More: Ronnie Vannucci's Killers drum setup in pictures
Matt Cameron's Pearl Jam drum setup in pictures
Yamaha Oak Custom drum kit: 12x8-inch rack tom; 13x9-inch rack tom; 16x14-inch floor tom; 18x16-inch floor tom; 24x14-inch bass drum; 14-inch Gregg Keplinger snare
Zildjian: 14-inch K Light hats; 17-inch K Custom Dark crash and 18-inch K Crash Ride; 19-inch Projection crash; 20-inch Rezo crash; 22-inch A Medium ride
Yamaha Hardware; Vic Firth Matt Cameron sticks; Remo heads
More: Matt Cameron's Pearl Jam drum setup in pictures
John Jenkins' Example drum setup in pictures
Chequerplate Drums & Percussion LED custom kit in Ultra blue: 10x7-inch & 12x8-inch rack toms; 16x16-inch floor toms (x2); 22x18-inch bass drum; 10x5-inch, 12x6-inch and 14x7-inch snare drums; 10-inch Jobeky e-drums with custom acrylic design (x4)
Sabian: 9-inch Vault Radia Nano hi-hats; 13-inch Vault Fierce hi-hats; 14-inch HHX Groove hi-hats; 16-inch HHX O-Zone, 18-inch HHX Evolution, 18-inch HHX X-Treme & 18-inch AAX Omni crashes; 21-inch Vault Crossover ride
Remo Clear Emperor heads; Black Cymbal Nutz from Pimpco, Vic Firth sticks; Custom Chequerplate LED rack; ddrum triggers
More: John Jenkins' Example drum setup in pictures
Brian Lane's Brand New drum setup in pictures
C&C Custom Drums: 24x16-inch bass drum; 13x9-inch tom; 16x16-inch floor tom; 14x6 1⁄2-inch Ludwig Supraphonic brass snare
Zildjian: 16-inch K Light hi-hats; 20-inch Z3 crash; 24-inch K Light ride; 20-inch K ride
DW 9000 series pedal; Gibraltar hardware; Vic Firth 2B wood tip sticks; Remo heads - Clear Emperors on toms batter side, Ambassadors on resonant side, Powerstroke 3 on kick, Emperor Vintage on snare
More: Brian Lane's Brand New drum setup in pictures
Nick Augusto's Trivium drum setup in pictures
Pearl Reference Pure Series: 22x18-inch kick drum (x2); 10x8-inch tom; 12x9-inch tom; 16x16-inch floor tom; 18x16-inch floor tom; 14x61⁄2-inch snare
Sabian: 19-inch Chad Smith Holy China (x2); 19-inch AAX crash; 20-inch AAX crash; 13-inch Paragon hi-hats; 14-inch AAX hi-hats
DW9000 double-pedal; Pearl hardware and stands; Pro-Mark Nylon Tip 5B sticks; Evans G2 heads (toms/kick), Remo Emperor X on snare
More: Nick Augusto's Trivium drum setup in pictures
Chris Johnson's Rihanna drum setup in pictures
Yamaha Oak Custom: 24x18-inch & 22x18-inch kick drums; 14x51/2-inch snare; 14x8-inch Loud snare; 13x7-inch Musashi snare; 8x7-inch, 10x8-inch & 12x9-inch toms; 16x16-inch floor tom; 18x16-inch Gong drum
Sabian: 20-inch Ozone crash; 17-inch AAX X-treme China; 19-inch AAXX-plosion crash; 12-inch splash; 6-inch splash; 18-inch Prototype Dry ride; 18-inch HHX Evolution crash; 10-inch splash; 22-inch Artisan ride; 17-inch hi-hats made from two 17-inch Explosion crashes; 14-inch HHX Evolution hi-hats
DrumKAT; Akai (x2); Yamaha Chain Drive pedals, Yamaha hardware, Vater 3A Fatback sticks; Remo heads - Emperor Clears on toms, Control Sound on main snare, Emperor Coated on other two snares, Powerstroke 3 on both kicks
More: Chris Johnson's Rihanna drum setup in pictures
Brandon Barnes's Rise Against drum setup in pictures
Tama StarClassic maple: 22x18-inch bass drum; 12x9-inch rack tom; 16x16-inch floor tom; 14x8-inch snare drum
Sabian: 22-inch Paragon ride; 18 & 19-inch Virgil Donati Signature Saturation crash; 14-inch Paragon hi-hats
Evans drum heads; Tama hardware; Tama Iron Cobra bass pedal; Tama Iron Cobra hi-hat stand; Pro-Mark 5b drum sticks
More: Brandon Barnes's Rise Against drum setup in pictures
Steve Barney's The Wanted drum setup in pictures
Premier Series Elite (in Gold Fade Sparkle Lacquer): 22-inch kick drum; 12-inch rack tom; 14 & 16-inch floor toms; 14x8-inch Premier maple snare (in Gold Fade Sparkle Lacquer); 14x6-inch Premier Artist brass snare
Zildjian: 15-inch A Custom Mastersound hi-hats; 11-inch Oriental Trash Splash; 18-inch A Custom crash; 20-inch K Custom ride; 19-inch A Custom Projection crash; 18-inch Oriental Trash china
Premier 6000 Series hardware; Premier 6000 kick drum pedal; Roland SPD-SX sampling pad; Roland Acoustic Drum Triggers (RT-10K kick & RT-10T snare); Behringer Eurorack mixer (MX 802A); Porter & Davies BC2; Sennheiser HD 25 headphones; Vater Universal sticks; Protection Racket cases and drum rug; Baskey Matt Markers and Kick Stops; LP Shakers/Cajon
More: Steve Barney's The Wanted drum setup in pictures
Mike Portnoy's 2012 drum setup in pictures
Tama Starclassic Performer birch/bubinga kit in Diamond Dust finish: 8, 10 & 12-inch toms; 14 & 16-inch floor toms; 12-inch Melody Maker snare; 14-inch Melody Maker snare (both steel shell); Gong drum; 22-inch bass drum; low-pitch set of Octabans
Sabian - 18-inch AAX Ozone crash, 14-inch Vault hi-hats, 18-inch HHXplosion crash, 18-inch HHX china, 7 & 9-inch Max splash, 10-inch Max Stax mid with 7-inch Radia cup chime on top, 18-inch prototype crash, 21-inch Vault Custom Shop ride, 10-inch Chopper, 12-inch Max Stax low, 18-inch Paragon china, 20-inch Vault crash
Tama Iron Cobra Powerglide double pedal, Iron Cobra hi-hat stand; Pro-Mark Mike Portnoy 420 Signature drum sticks; Heads - Remo Emperor on tom tops, Ambassador on tom bottoms. Ambassador CS Reverse Dot on snare batters, Powerstroke 3 with Falam patch on bass batter, Ebony resonant head
More: Mike Portnoy's 2012 drum setup in pictures
Brann Dailor's Mastodon drum setup
Tama Starclassic Bubinga: 22x18-inch bass drum; 10x61⁄2-inch, 12x7-inch & 13x7.5-inch toms; 16x16-inch floor tom; 14x6-inch Starphonic brass snare
Meinl: 14-inch Mb20 Heavy Soundwave hi-hats; 18-inch Mb20 Heavy crash; 22-inch Mb8 Medium ride; 8-inch Classic Bells Effect cymbal; 20-inch Mb20 Heavy crash
Tama hardware including Speed Cobra double pedal, Iron Cobra lever glidehi-hat stand & 1st Chair Ergo Rider drum throne; Vater 5B woodtip sticks; Evans heads: EQ3 clear bass, EQ3 black resonant bass, EQ Pad muffler, AF Patch, Power Center snare batter, 300 snare side, G2 clear tom tops, G1 clear tom bottoms
More: Brann Dailor's Mastodon drum setup in pictures
Joey Castillo's Queens Of The Stone Age drum kit
DW Jazz Series: 24x16-inch kick drum; 14x10-inch rack tom; 18x16-inch floor tom.14x8-inch Sonor snare.
Zildjian: 24-inch K Light ride; 21-inch Prototype K crash; 19-inch K Hybrid crash; 14-inch Soundmaster hi-hats.
Latin Percussion 160 Cyclops Tambourine; Latin Percussion cowbell; Remo Black Dot heads; DW hardware: 6710 straight cymbal stands; DW 9000 bass pedal; Vic Firth Super 5B sticks.
More: Joey Castillo's Queens Of The Stone Age drum kit in pictures
Ben Johnston's Biffy Clyro drum setup
Pearl Reference Series (maple/mahogany shells): 22-inch bass drum, 13-inch rack tom, 16 and 18-inch floor toms, 14x5-inch Sensitone Elite snare drum.
Sabian: Paragon 13-inch hihats, 17, 18 and 19-inch AAX X-Plosion crashes, 21-inch HHX Raw Bell Dry ride, 19-inch Paragon Chinese.
Pro-Mark Neil Peart Signature 747 drum sticks, Pearl hardware and pedals, Aquarian coated Super Kick 2 heads on bass drum, Aquarian Hi-Impact on snare and Remo Pinstripes on toms and a Latin Percussion Jam Block.
More: Ben Johnston's Biffy Clyro drum sertup in pictures
Neil Peart's Time Machine drum setup
Drum Workshop Collectors Series in Steampunk finish: 23-inch bass drum (VLX shell series); 8-inch, 10-inch, 12-inch and 13-inch rack toms (X-shell series); 15-inch (x2), 16 and 18-inch floor toms (VLT shell series); 14x6½-inch VLT series snare; 13-inch X-shell series piccolo snare.
Sabian Paragon Brilliant finish cymbals with a custom Steampunk design applied by the factory: 10-inch splash (x2); 16-inch (x2), 18 & 20-inch crashes; 14-inch hi-hats; 22-inch ride; 14-inch Artisan Brilliant X-hats; 8-inch splash (mounted above the hats); 20-inch china beneath a 20-inch Diamondback china (cymbal with the jingles and rivets); 19-inch china.
Copper-plated DW 9300 series hardware, 5000 series DW hi-hat pedal, 9000 series DW double bass drum pedal; Pro-Mark Neil Peart Signature 747 drumsticks; 9ft x 9ft Octagonal rotating drum riser in Steampunk finish; Squirrel cage fans (x2, to cool his hands); Kelly SHU internal kick drum microphone mount.
Roland TD-20X V-drum triggers (mounted in DW Collector series shells), Roland V cymbals and hi-hats, Dauz trigger pad, Fat Kat trigger pedals, Mallet Kat Express (Midi Marimba), Roland V-drum TD-20KX percussion modules (x2), Roland XV 5080 samplers (x2), Glyph hard drives, Roland Midi Displays, Behringer line mixer, Monster power conditioner.
MORE: Neil Peart's Time Machine drum setup in pictures
Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience drum setup
DW Vistalite kit: 26"x14" kick drum, 14"x6.5" Ludwig Anniversary Edition snare, 14"x10" rack tom, 16"x16", 18"x16" floor toms
Zildjian 15" Mastersound hi-hats, Zildjian 21" K Crash Ride x2, Zildjian 24" K Light Ride
DW 8000 hi-hat stand, DW 8000 double kick pedal, Zildjian 40" gong
MORE: Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience drum setup in pictures
Mike Pedicone's My Chemical Romance kit
RCI (USA) Custom Acrylic (Clear Finish) drum shells assembled by Noble & Cooley, with custom hardware: 22"x20" kick, 13"x9" rack tom, 16"x16" & 18"x18" floor toms on legs Pearl Jimmy DeGrasso 14"x5.5" custom brass snare, Pearl 14"x9" African mahogany snare, 14"x5" black Noble & Cooley snare (back-up)
19" AAX X-Plosion crash, 14" AAX X-Celerator hi-hats, 19" AAX Stage crash, 10" Paragon splash, 22" AA Raw Bell Dry ride, 20" AAX X-Plosion crash, 20" Paragon crash, 20" Paragon china
DW hardware; LP Tambourine; Gibraltar table stand/mount; Pro-Mark 2B & 5B sticks; Guitammer Buttkicker attached to DW throne; DW 9000 DBL kick pedal; Rhythm Tech stick jinglers
MORE: My Chemical Romance's drum setup in pictures
Shannon Leto's Thirty Seconds To Mars kit
Sonor SQ2 Maple/Birch Hybrid Eco kit in 'Echelon' finish: 20"x19" kick, 8"x8", 10"x8", 12"x8", 14"x8" rack toms, 16"x16", 18"x16" floor toms, 14"x8" 23-ply hybrid maple/birch snare (all above with chrome hardware), 14"x6" Bronze artist series snare (black chrome hardware), 13"x5" 28-ply artist series Beachwood Camo finish snare with gold hardware
Sabian: 21" HHX Raw Bell Dry ride, 20" AAX Stage crash, 19" AAXplosion, 19" AAXtreme Chinese, 14" AA Rock hats, 14" AAX Mini Chinese, 10" AAX splash, 8" Chopper, 8" AA China splash
DW: 8002 double kick pedal, 8000 hi-hat, 8000 single kick pedal for E-kick, custom-designed 9000 rack system with 9000 cymbal booms and no leg snare baskets, and mic stands
Vic Firth 5A Nylon sticks, Remo heads, Roland electronics (8 x PD-8 drum pads, KD-7, TD-12), Treehouse chimes, Roc-n-Soc throne, Buttkicker Concert shaker (Alesis DM5, Peavey CS-3000, DDrum Kick Trigger used to run the Buttkicker), Woodshed Percussion, Westone ES3X custom ear molds, Crystal Tibetan singing bowl, Shure microphones, Dragon Custom road cases
MORE: Thirty Seconds To Mars' drum setup in pictures
James Mack's Cirque Du Soleil percussion setup
LP Giovanni Palladium congas: quinto, conga, tumba and Super-Tumba (tuned in fourths); LP Generation IIAnniversary Edition bongos; LP Tito Puente Stainless Steel timbales; LP Cortez cajon; LP Wind Chimes, LP Bell Tree; djembes made in Guinea (with kessings and hand-skinned personally by James); Doumbek, tablas, Talking Drum, cuica, tambourim, shakers, darabouka, 13" dhol drum, 'Glass Orchestra'
Zildjian: 20" Oriental china, 20" Oriental crash, 14" K china, 12" K splash, 8" A splash, 8" Zil Bell, 16" gong, 12" gong and 12" Temple Gong
Heads and sticks
Remo synthetic Skyndeep conga and bongo heads, calfskin heads on djembes and doun douns; Regal Tip 'Ride' drumsticks
MORE: The Cirque Du Soleil's percussion setup in pictures
Ian Matthews' Kasabian kit
DW Collectors Series: 24"x16" kick drum; 13"x9" tom-tom; 16"x16" floor tom; 18"x16" floor tom; 14"x6.5" snare; 13"x3" side snare
Zildjian: 14" New Beat hi-hats; 12" K splash; 18" K Dark crash; 22" K Custom Dry ride; 19" K crash; 19" K Hybrid china; 40" gong
Hardware, heads and sticks
DW 9000 Series pedals and hardware; Remo heads - Powerstroke 3 on kick, Emperors on toms, Ambassadors on snares; Vic Firth 5A and 7A sticks
MORE: Kasabian's drum setup in pictures
Brendan Buckley's Shakira kit
DW Clear Acrylic: 12"x8" rack tom; 14"x12" floor tom; 16"x14" floor tom; 22"x16" bass drum; 10"x6" Pacific Blackout snare drum; 14"x5.5" Pacific Ace snare drum
Sabian: Stack of 17" AAX Studio crash, 16" AAX Chinese, and 8" B8Pro splash; 18" AA El Sabor Brilliant crash; 14" HHX Groove hats; 19" Vault Brilliant crash; 21" HHX Dry ride; 19" HHX Extreme Brilliant crash; 8" HH splash on snare; 14" El Rayo on snare; 40" Chinese gong
Roland SPD-30 Octapad; Roland TD-20sx; Roland PD-85 pads (x4); Roland PD 105x pads (x2); Roland KD-7 kick triggers (x2); Roland KD-140 kick trigger; Roland DB-90 metronome; Apple MacBook Pro; 13" (x2); Native Instruments Battery 3; Digidesign Pro-Tools 8 LE; Apple Logic Pro 9; Bias Peak LE 6; Furman PL-Plus C power conditioner; MOTU Ultralite MK3's (x2); Glyph GT 050Q hard drives (x2); Radial SW8 a/b switcher; Midi Solutions splitter; Future Sonics in-ear monitors
LP Matador bongos; LP mounted brass cyclops tambourine; Remo 9" doumbek; Remo 9" riq tambourine; LP cajon; Argentine bombo leguero
Remo Coated Ambassadors on snare batters; Ambassador Snares on snare bottoms; Clear Emperors on tom batters; Clear Ambassadors on tom bottoms and front kick; Clear Powerstroke 3 on kick batter; PureSound snare wires and speedball beaters
DW Super Rack; 5000 pedals, and 9000 series hardware; Vic Firth Sticks: 5AB wood tip sticks; SGWB Steve Gadd wire brushes; T1 timpani mallets; TW12 Tala Wands
MORE: Shakira's drum setup in pictures
Sam Fogarino's Interpol kit
Ludwig Classic Maple series: 26"x14" kick drum; 14"x11" rack tom; 16"x16" floor tom; 14"x6.5" Black Beauty or custom chrome/brass snare
Paiste: 20" crashes (x2); 22" ride; 21" ride with rivets; 14" hi-hat
Vic Firth 5B sticks; Akai MPC
MORE: Interpol's drum setup in pictures
Dave Grohl's Them Crooked Vultures kit
DW Jazz Series: 8" and 10" 'Toy' concert toms; 13" tom-tom; 16" and 18" floor toms; 24" bass drum; 20" gong drum; 14"x6.5" aluminium snare drum
Zildjian: 15" K hi-hats; 20" A Custom EFX crash; 20" A Custom crash; 19" K Custom China; 20" A Custom Rezo crash; 24" ZHT ride
Remo: White Coated Emperors on toms; Emperor X Black Dot on snare; Powerstroke 3 on bass drum
Sticks and hardware
3 Drumsticks: 5B-XL with acorn wood tip; DW 9000 hardware
MORE: Dave Grohl's drum setup revealed: Them Crooked Vultures
Dom Howard's Muse The Resistance tour kit
DW Collector's Series (Damask finish): 22"x20" bass drum; 12"x8", 14"x14" and 16"x16" toms; 14"x6.5" Collectors Series snare
Zildjian: 14" Special Dry hats; 8" EFX 1; 12" Trash splash; 18" K Fast crash; 19" A Custom crash; 18" Oriental china; 22" K Medium ride
Roland TD-20KX module, Native Instruments Battery
MORE: Muse's drum setup revealed: Dom Howard's kit in pictures
Gavin Harrison's Porcupine Tree kit
Sonor SQ2 kit in Golden Madrone finish: 8"x7", 10"x8" and 12"x9" tom toms; 15"x13" and 16"x14" floor toms; 22"x17" bass drum; 14"x5" Birch snare, 12"x5" Maple snare
Zildjian: 22" Swish Knockers without rivets; 16" Oriental China trash; five custom-made chimes; 13" K hi-hats; 18" K crash; 7" and 9" Custom Crash Bells; 15" A Custom crash; 20" K ride; 18" A Custom crash; 12" Oriental China Trash; 18" Z Custom china
Remo heads: Vintage Coated Emperors on toms, Clear Ambassadors on resonant side; Powerstroke 3 Clear on kick batter, Standard Sonor head on resonant side; Coated CS on snare, Hazy Ambassador on resonant side
Pedal, sticks and electronics
Axis A21 Double Pedal; Vic Firth Rock Hickory sticks; Korg Wavedrum
MORE: Gavin Harrison's drum setup revealed: Porcupine Tree's kit in pictures
Joey Jordison's Slipknot kit
Pearl Reference Series: 8"x7", 10"x8", 12"x9" and 14"x10" toms; 16"x16" and 18"x16" floor toms; 22"x18" bass drum (x2); 20"x14" gong drum; 14"x6.5" snare drum; 12"x6", 15"x6", 18"x6" and 21"x6" quarter toms (not pictured)
Paiste 2002 Series: 14" Wild hats; 6", 8", 10" splashes; 16" (x2), 17", 18", 19" (x2) Power crashes; 20" & 22" Wild Chinas; 22" Power ride
Heads, sticks, hardware and pedal
Remo heads; Pro-Mark Joey Jordison signature sticks; Pearl hardware (including Demon Drive double pedal)
MORE: Slipknot's Joey Jordison's drum setup in pictures
Travis Barker's Blink 182/solo kit
Orange County Drums & Percussion cocktail kit: 15"x24" bass drum/floor tom; 10"x6"; 8"x6" snare; 13" main 'hip-hop snare, 10" side snare
Remo: clear Emperor on top, clear Ambassador on bottom; snare: coated Emperor on top, Ambassador on bottom (or Emperor X on 'hip-hop snare')
Zildjian A Custom: 14", 12" or 13" hi-hats; several splashes; a 'drier' ride; a couple of crashes
Hardware, electronics and extras
DW hardware and pedal; MPC, Roland edrums; gogo bell, jam block and cowbell
MORE: Travis Barker's drum setup: Blink-182/solo drummer's kit in pictures
Steve Gadd's kit
Yamaha Steve Gadd Custom Kit (Eric Clapton Tour): 12"x8", 13"x9", 14"x12", 16"x14" birch toms with triple flanged hoops; 22"x14" maple bass drum; two 14"x5.5" Yamaha Steve Gadd signature steel shell snare drums with wood or die-cast hoops
Hardware and pedals
Yamaha: four cymbal stands; hi-hat stand; snare stand and floor mount; tom stand; double bass drum pedals with felt beaters
Zildjian: 14" top hi-hat (age unknown, but bought used in the '60s); 14" A Custom bottom hat with eight rivets; 15" A Custom with eight rivets; 18" K Dark Thin crash; 20" Avedis Classic Orchestral; 20" K Zildjian Medium Thin Low
Remo: Ambassador Coated batter heads to toms and bass drum; Ambassador Clear resonant heads; Powerstroke-3 coated batter heads to snare; Diplomat Clear to snare side
Sticks and extras
Vic Firth Steve Gadd signature sticks and brushes; music stand and stick table custom made by The Vintage DrumYard; TamaRW105 Metronome for count-ins where needed; Beato Soft Cases.
MORE: Steve Gadd's drum setup: legendary session drummer's kit in pictures
Abe Cunningham's Deftones kit
Tama Starclassic Bubinga: 22"x18" kick, 12"x9", 13"x10", 16"x16" and 18"x18" toms; 14"x5.5" and 13"x6" snares
Zildjian: 15" A Custom Mastersound hats; 22" A Custom ride; 21" Rock crash; 20" Medium Thin crash; 20" Oriental; 19" Rock crash; 8" & 10" K splashes
Remo heads: Snare, Black Max marching snare head; toms, Emperors, coated or clear; kick, Powerstroke 3 clear batter, Ambassador resonant
Pro-Mark Abe Cunningham signature Sticks
MORE: Deftones drum setup: Abe Cunningham's kit in pictures
KJ Sawka's Pendulum kit
Tama Starclassic Bubinga kit in Dark Mocha fade (matte) with brushed nickel hardware: 20"x18" kick; 8"x6" & 10"x6.5" tom toms; 14"x12" and 16"x14" floor toms (with legs); 14"x6" Warlord Collection Masai Bubinga snare; 12"x4" Metalworks ST1240BN snare in black nickel-plated steel
Meinl: 14" Soundcaster Medium crash with a 6" Byzance Brilliant splash on top; 18" Byzance traditional flat china; 18" Byzance Brilliant Thin crash with 8" Classics low bell on top; 12" Byzance traditional mini-hats with 8" mini-hat on top (8" Byzance dark splash and 8" Classic China splash); 10" Soundcaster Custom splash; 12" Generation X Electro Stack effect cymbals; 10" Classic Mini hi-hat; 18" Soundcaster Medium crash with Classics Medium bell effect on top; 20" Byzance Traditional Thin ride; 16" Soundcaster Fusion Trash crash; 13" Soundcaster Fusion Medium hi-hat top; 18" Byzance Dark china; 14" Byzance Brilliant Thin crash with 6" Byzance Traditional splash on top
Hardware and pedals
Tama: Lever Glide HH905 hi-hat stand; Road Pro HS700WN snare stands (x2); Road Pro HC73BWN cymbal boom stands (x5); Ergo-Rider Hydraulix 'Cloth Top' HT750C throne; Iron Cobra double pedal; Power Kick PK20 (kick drum foam dampener)
MORE: Pendulum's drum setup revealed: KJ Sawka's kit in pictures
Creighton Barrett's Band Of Horses kit
Gretsch Renown in Ruby Red Sparkle: 14" tom; 18" floor tom
Ludwig Black Beauty
Zildjian K (including a 22" light ride which Creighton keeps breaking!)
MORE: Band Of Horses' drum setup in pictures
Benny Horowitz's Gaslight Anthem kit
Dark Horse Percussion kit: 12" toms; 18" floor tom (live); vintage Gretsch kit and vintage Ludwig snare (studio)
Sabian AA and AAX; Zildjian ride
MORE: The Gaslight Anthem's drum setup in pictures
Thomas Lang's kit
DW Collector's Series drums in Solid Black Lacquer: 22"x18" (x2) kick drums; 8"x7", 10"x8", 12"x9" rack toms; 16"x14", 18"x16" floor toms on legs; 14"x6" main snare; 12"x4" second snare; 20" gong drum
Meinl: 13" Byzance Brilliant Fast hi-hats; 14" Soundcaster Fusion Medium hi-hats; 12" Generation X Safari hi-hats; 8" Classics Bells Effect cymbals; 20" Soundcaster Fusion Powerful ride; 16" and 18" Soundcaster Fusion Medium crashes; 18" Byzance Jazz Medium Thin crash; 17" Byzance Jazz Medium Thin crash; 14" Generation X Filter china; 16" Generation X Filter china; 19" Generation X crash; 10" Soundcaster Fusion splash
Hardware and pedals
DW: 9700 boom stand (x10); 9000 single pedal (x2), 9500TB hi-hat stand (x2); 9100M throne; 9300 snare stand; 9303 piccolo snare stand
Heads and sticks
Remo: Clear Emperors on toms; Powerstroke 3 on kick; Coated CS on snare; Vic Firth Signature Series
MORE: Thomas Lang and Benny Greb's drum setups in pictures
Benny Greb's kit
Sonor SQ2 Vintage Beech in White Pearl: 22"x18" bass drum; 10"x8" tom tom; 14"x14" floor tom; 16"x16" floor tom; 13"x6.5" snare; 12"x5" snare
Meinl: 14" Byzance Extra Dry hi-hats; 8" Byzance Traditional Thin splash; 18" Byzance Extra Dry crash; 20" Benny Greb Sand ride; 12" Generation X Trash hat; 22" Byzance Extra Thin Jazz ride; 18" Byzance Jazz Extra Thin crash
Hardware and pedal
Sonor 600 Series; Giant Step pedal
Heads and sticks
Remo Coated Emperors on top; Remo Ambassadors on the bottom; Powerstroke 3 on the bass drum; Pro-Mark 5BG sticks
MORE: Thomas Lang and Benny Greb's drum setups in pictures
Michael Thomas's Bullet For My Valentine kit
Pearl Reference Series: 24"x20" kick drums (x2); 20" gong drums (x2); 10"x8", 12"x9" and 14"x11" tom tom; 16"x16" floor tom; 14"x5.5" snare
Zildjian: 18" and 19" A Custom Medium crashes; 20" Z Custom Medium crash; 20" Oriental Classic china; 22" Z Custom Mega Bell ride; 14" A Mastersound hi-hats; 8" K splash; 10" K splash
Heads, sticks and hardware
Remo Ambassador heads; Vic Firth Signature Series sticks; Pearl pedals and rack
MORE: Bullet For My Valentine's drum setup in pictures
Roy Mayorga's Stone Sour kit
DW Collector's Maple Kit: 24"x18" bass drum; 14"x8" and 13"x8" tom; 18"x16" and 16"x16" floor tom; 15"x6" Rata drums (x2); 21"x16" Gong drum
Sabian cymbals: APX 15" hi-hats 18" and 20" APX crash; 22" Paragon crash; 22" HH China; 19" Chinese Explosion; 24" Roy Mayorga ride
Evans: G2 coated snare batter; Hazy snare resonant; coated tom heads; EMAD II bass drum batter; EQ3 bass drum resonant head
Hardware and software
DW hardware; Logic Pro
MORE: Stone Sour's drum setup in pictures: Roy Mayorga shows off his kit
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Chapter 7
Mormon invites the Lamanites of the latter days to believe in Christ, accept His gospel, and be saved—All who believe the Bible will also believe the Book of Mormon. About A.D. 385.
1 And now, behold, I would speak somewhat unto the aremnant of this people who are spared, if it so be that God may give unto them my words, that they may know of the things of their fathers; yea, I speak unto you, ye remnant of the house of Israel; and these are the words which I speak:
2 Know ye that ye are of the ahouse of Israel.
3 Know ye that ye must come unto repentance, or ye cannot be saved.
4 Know ye that ye must lay down your weapons of war, and delight no more in the shedding of blood, and take them not again, save it be that God shall acommand you.
5 Know ye that ye must come to the aknowledge of your fathers, and repent of all your sins and iniquities, and bbelieve in Jesus Christ, that he is the Son of God, and that he was slain by the Jews, and by the power of the Father he hath risen again, whereby he hath gained the cvictory over the grave; and also in him is the sting of death swallowed up.
6 And he bringeth to pass the aresurrection of the dead, whereby man must be raised to stand before his bjudgment-seat.
7 And he hath brought to pass the aredemption of the bworld, whereby he that is found cguiltless before him at the judgment day hath it given unto him to ddwell in the presence of God in his kingdom, to sing ceaseless praises with the echoirs above, unto the Father, and unto the Son, and unto the Holy Ghost, which are fone God, in a state of ghappiness which hath no end.
8 Therefore repent, and be baptized in the name of Jesus, and lay hold upon the agospel of Christ, which shall be set before you, not only in this record but also in the record which shall come unto the Gentiles bfrom the Jews, which record shall come from the Gentiles cunto you.
9 For behold, athis is bwritten for the intent that ye may cbelieve that; and if dye believe that ye will believe this also; and if ye believe this ye will know concerning your fathers, and also the marvelous works which were wrought by the power of God among them.
10 And ye will also know that ye are a aremnant of the seed of Jacob; therefore ye are numbered among the people of the first covenant; and if it so be that ye believe in Christ, and are baptized, first bwith water, then with fire and with the Holy Ghost, following the cexample of our Savior, according to that which he hath commanded us, it shall be well with you in the day of judgment. Amen.


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"Pac-Man is an arcade game developed by Namco and licensed for distribution in the U.S. by Midway, first released in Japan on May 22, 1980. Immensely popular in the United States from its original release to the present day, Pac-Man is universally considered as one of the classics of the medium, virtually synonymous with video games, and an icon of the 1980s popular culture."
I wonder how many people will forget why they visited Google's homepage and will start playing Pac-Man. The worst part is that the sound can't be turned off and it will surprise or annoy a lot of Google users. "If you're not a Pac Man fan or want to skip the music and lights, just enter you search query as usual and you'll be directed to our normal search results page. Other options include: closing your browser, turning the volume down or off on your computer, playing Pac Man all day long," suggests a Google employee. You can also disable Flash for google.com or use FlashMute, a software for silencing Flash sites. Google should have turned off the sound by default or at least should have provided an option to disable the music. The good news is that the game doesn't start if you type a query in the search box.
Update: The CoolPreviews extension for Firefox preloads Google's homepages, so you'll hear the Pac-Man sound even if you don't visit Google's homepage. The latest version, which can be downloaded from coolpreviews.com, fixes the problem.
Update 2: The sound is now disabled by default and you can only hear it when you start playing the game. The Pac-Man doodle replaces Google's logo for 48 hours.


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CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Police officers who arrested James Holmes after the Colorado movie theater massacre described on Monday the suspected gunman, clad in body armor, as unusually relaxed but fidgety at times.
Holmes didn't resist arrest behind the theater and volunteered that his apartment had been booby trapped, the officers testified during the opening of a hearing in which prosecutors began laying out their case against the former neuroscience graduate student.
Officer Jason Oviatt said Holmes seemed "very, very relaxed" and didn't seem to have "normal emotional reactions" to things.
"He seemed very detached from it all," he said.
When Oviatt first saw Holmes in his gear standing next to his car behind the theater, he thought he was a fellow officer but then realized Holmes was standing still, and not rushing toward the theater.
Oviatt pointed his gun at him, handcuffed him and searched him. He said he found two knives and a semi-automatic handgun on top of Holmes' car. Oviatt said an ammunition magazine also fell out of Holmes' pocket and he found another one on the ground.
Officer Aaron Blue said Holmes was fidgeting around after he and Oviatt put him in a patrol car, prompting them to stop and search Holmes again. They were worried they might have missed something because of Holmes' bulky outfit.
Investigators say Holmes tossed two gas canisters and then opened fire during the midnight showing of the Batman movie "The Dark Knight Rises" on July 20, killing 12 people and wounding dozens.
The preliminary hearing is expected to last all week. It will allow the judge to determine whether the prosecution's case is strong enough to warrant a trial but it's rare for a judge not to order a trial if a case gets this far.
Whatever details emerge at the preliminary hearing, they will do so in a nation that has changed dramatically since the July 20 attack that pushed the problems of gun violence and mental illness into the forefront before receding.
That debate reignited last month when a gunman killed 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook elementary school in Newtown, Conn., spawning calls for better psychiatric care, tougher gun laws and the arming of teachers.
Holmes is charged with more than 160 counts, including murder and attempted murder.
Legal analysts say that evidence appears to be so strong that Holmes may well accept a plea agreement before trial.
In such cases, the preliminary hearing can set the stage for a deal by letting each side assess the other's strengths and weaknesses, said Laurie Levenson, a former federal prosecutor and now a professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles.
They "are often the first step to resolving the case, a mini-trial so both sides can see the writing on the wall," she said.
In general, plea agreements help prosecutors avoid costly trials, give the accused a lesser sentence like life in prison rather than the death penalty, and spare the victims and their families from the trauma of going through a lengthy trial.
At this stage, prosecutors must only meet a "probable cause" standard much lower than the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard for a guilty verdict, said Mimi Wesson, a professor of law at the University of Colorado Law School.
Many of the survivors and family members of the dead attended the hearing.
The hearing is the first extensive public disclosure of the evidence against Holmes. Three days after the shooting, District Judge William Sylvester forbade attorneys and investigators from discussing the case publicly, and many court documents have been under seal.
It took this long to get to the preliminary hearing because lawyers have been debating what physical evidence should be made available to one side or the other, whether a psychiatrist who met with Holmes is barred from testimony by doctor-patient privilege, who was responsible for leaks to the media, and other issues.
Police say Holmes, now 25, had stockpiled weapons, ammunition, explosives and body armor. He was a first-year student in a Ph.D. neuroscience program at the University of Colorado, Denver, but he failed a year-end exam and withdrew in June, authorities have said.
The shootings happened six weeks later.
Federal authorities have said Holmes entered the theater with a ticket and is believed to have propped open a door, slipped out to his car and returned with his weapons. Police arrested him outside the theater shortly after the shootings ended.
Holmes' mental health could be a significant issue and possibly a contentious one in the preliminary hearing.
His attorneys have told the judge Holmes is mentally ill, but they have not said whether they plan to employ an insanity defense. He had seen a university psychiatrist, and his lawyers have said he tried to call the psychiatrist nine minutes before the killing began.
Defense lawyers have said they plan to call at least two people, described as "lay witnesses," who could testify about Holmes' mental health. Prosecutors asked Sylvester to block the witnesses, but he refused.


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Rick Santorum was fresh off his surprise showing in the Iowa caucuses and fielding questions on a radio program, when a caller challenged the Republican presidential candidate on his overt religiosity.
"He said, 'We don't need a Jesus candidate. We need an economic candidate,' " Santorum recalled later, at a town hall meeting in New Hampshire. "And my answer to that was, 'We always need a Jesus candidate, right?' "
Santorum, the former Pennsylvania senator, and a Catholic, wants to claim that mantle. So does former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who's also a Catholic, and Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who's an evangelical. Yet none of them has won the hearts of conservative leaders.
"There is no perfect candidate," says Bryan Fischer, director of issue analysis at the American Family Association. "Jesus Christ is not on the ballot in any of the primary elections, so that means social conservatives have to do triage."
To perform the triage, more than 150 religious conservatives are gathering at a Texas ranch Friday and Saturday. Among the bigger names: Tony Perkins of Family Research Council; Gary Bauer, a former presidential candidate; James Dobson, who used to head Focus on the Family; and Don Wildmon, who once ran American Family Association.
Auditioning Anti-Romneys
The mission of this "emergency meeting" is to unite behind one true-blue religious conservative for the Republican nomination. Fischer says evangelicals are desperate to defeat President Obama. But he does not believe former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney — whom they distrust on issues such as abortion and same-sex marriage — can generate the passion to do that.
"If Romney gets the nomination, his support is going be tepid, lukewarm, maybe even nonexistent," Fischer says.
It probably won't be that bad, says Richard Land of the Southern Baptist Convention. Polls suggest that given the choice between Romney and President Obama in a general election contest, 9 out of 10 evangelicals would vote for Romney.
And yet, Land says: "Before we marry the guy next door, don't you think we ought to have a fling with a tall dark stranger and see if he can support us in the manner to which we'd like to be accustomed? And if he can't, we can always marry the steady beau who lives next door."
Learning From Past Mistakes
If evangelical leaders fail to unite behind what they see as a staunch religious conservative, Fischer says, they'll make the same "mistake" they made four years ago.
Before we marry the guy next door, don't you think we ought to have a fling with a tall dark stranger and see if he can support us in the manner to which we'd like to be accustomed?
"I do think some social conservative are doing some 20-20 hindsight analysis of what happened in 2008," he says. "Realizing they had a social conservative candidate to back in [former Arkansas Gov.] Mike Huckabee, they didn't coalesce around him, and that provided a path for [Arizona Sen.] John McCain — who was not a fighter on our issues — to win the nomination."
On Friday night, surrogates for each candidate will come before the crowd and make a case for their guy. Saturday morning, the group will discuss whom to crown.
Land notes that each of the serious contenders has flaws: Gingrich has his multiple marriages and ethical violations. Perry has his gaffes and his oops moment. Santorum has little money to run a national campaign.
Complicating the matter, Land says, is that many of the leaders are already backing a candidate. "And what they're saying: 'I think it's great. We need to be united behind a social conservative, but I can't really do that until my guy's out of the race.' "
Conservative Kingmakers?
Others say the Texas gathering may be less than meets the eye in another way: These so-called elites just don't wield the power they used to.
"Gone are the days of the kingmakers who can sit in a room and decide who the evangelical candidate is," says Robert P. Jones, who heads the Public Religion Research Institute. He says the organizations that so influenced Republican politics during the 1980s and 1990s now sit on the sidelines.
"Focus on the Family has laid off hundreds of people," Jones notes. "The Moral Majority is no more. The Christian Coalition is no more. So these groups that really were able to translate these decisions made in closed rooms by a group of men deciding who was going to be the next candidate really don't exist in the way they did."
Fischer may not buy that analysis, but he does think the Texas meeting will end in a draw.
"They're going to come away and say, 'Well, look, we're not going to be able to come together and unite behind one candidate. So this is an issue that voters in South Carolina [on Jan. 21] and Florida [on Jan. 31] are going to have to decide for us,' " he says.
And by then, it may be too late for anyone but Romney.
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So you've purged your closet already right? Of course you did! What else were you doing the week before Christmas?
Since you've done step 1 to creating a working closet, let's keep going. Step 2 is assessing your closet's needs. I didn't say YOUR needs, I said your closet. There is a difference. Your needs are simple: to be clothed. But your closet on the other hand has a responsibility to cloth you every single day. This can only be possible if you stock your closet accordingly.
1. Take inventory of what you have. This could just mean figuratively or literally, however your brain works. I take a mental inventory of everything in my closet every once in a while; it's a nice reminder of what I have. I am Kendi and I have short-term closet memory loss. It's nice to have a refresher of what I have.
2. Make a list of closet needs. So let's say you went through your closet and you discovered that you don't have a black pencil skirt that fits any longer. A black skirt would work perfectly with what you already own, so this would be a basic need. Create a list of items that would really tie your wardrobe together. Everyone's is different but mine would looks something like this:
black pencil skirt
high-waisted khaki trousers
cable-knit sweater
Put this list in your purse or type it into your phone. That way the next time you are out shopping you will know what you really need. It's just like a grocery list, you don't need three loaves of bread just like you don't need three black identical skirts. Also, it helps to have direction when you are shopping. Misguided shopping leads to a misguided closet.
Make sure that everything on your need list fits into your current wardrobe. Remember, you want a working closet — a closet that you can walk into and create an outfit by simply choosing a few items. If everything works together, then this is possible. (Working together doesn't mean everything has to match. It just means that you don't throw something random into your closet that you'd never wear but you bought because it was one sale.)
3. Now make a want list. I treat this list as a splurge list. Maybe there is a new trend I want to try or maybe I just want something that isn't a direct need. That goes on this list. So my want list looks like this:
full a-line skirt from Anthro
brown suede heels from Urban Outfitters
drapey cardigan from Gap
You notice that I got really specific on this list. These are my wants — I've seen these items online and I know that I'd like to add them in. But they are not essential to my working closet, although they could work. Your Want List should also be saved somewhere. But this list does not get fulfilled until your Need List is fulfilled. Once you buy your basics, you will find that your wardrobe will be easier to build upon.
I like to think of the want list like the frosting on a cupcake. It's the first thing you taste but the last thing you need.
4. We touched on this a little bit last week, but set your two lists aside and step back into your closet. Since you've assessed what you want and need, now look at what you have. Put your remix skills to work and start creating outfits. As you are putting items together, try them on and make sure the outfits work. Yes, that's right play dress up in your closet. Or as I like to call it "Kendi's going out and trying to figure out what to wear". Just be sure to hang up your items after you take them off and don't toss them on the ground like I do. Not that I do that, I'm just saying that to help you, of course.
5. Wear some of your experiment outfits that you put together. You'll quickly figure out what you like and don't like to put together. This also helps with your need and want lists. Maybe you hate pencil skirts after all. Mark that off your list and figure out a new style. Maybe you love them and want more. You get the idea. But mainly get to know your closet and figure out what you expect from it. Soon you'll be on your way to figuring out your style and telling your closet exactly what that is.
As always, leave your tips below! Seriously. You guys have really good tips. Leave them, or else.
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As a mother there is an emotional sanctuary that, in my opinion, is unprecedented on all emotional levels. That being the unconditional love a mother feels for her child. This love defies all boundaries of tantrums, embraces pain and sorrow, expels sickness, is joyous at success and finds an answer to any question or problem. I honestly believe a mother would put her hand in the fire for her child without even a second thought.
As I watch Soeren grow, each phase and age bring on new adventures and excitement. I am always on the move, always learning and mastering new issues - it can be exhausting at times - but it's all so invigorating. There are so many moments I cherish - moments he probably does not realize.
Like the extra moment I wait in the car before I step out to pick him up from school. I see him you see - running with his friends, unaware I am watching him. He is free, he is laughing, jumping into a pile of fallen Autumn leaves and giggling at the pure pleasure. After a hard day's of work watching him like this gives me energy to go on. As he sees me he runs and hugs me and every bit of fatigue from the work day washes away and is replaced by a lightness that is indescribable. He gives me wings.
Then there is that other moment as we sit on our old and worn red sofa. He is reading to me, his head resting on my shoulder. His gentle voice spelling out each word carefully soothes me and makes me smile. I nestle my nose between his neck and shoulder and take in that very distinct "Soeren aroma". You see, as they put Soeren in my arms minutes after I had given birth to him, I gently bent down to kiss his head. Although I was holding him - it was his scent that touched me the most. He makes me relax and unwind.
He is the most precious thing to me in my life.
Both of us like to spend time with each other in the kitchen - baking is his favorite as he gets to lick whisks and spoons clean. He's quite comfortable in his role as sous chef or mummy's kitchen helper and loves organizing ingredients and kitchen gadgets according to size or weight.
Last week I suggested we bake something Autumn-y. At the grocery store when I asked him what he thought we should use for the cake, he ran off and within a few minutes came back with a lovely looking organic butternut squash.
"And we have those cool rainbow carrots from the CSA man!" he said.
"Hmmmn I think you might just have something here Soeren!" I said seeing ingredients for a great moist cake.
When Soeren put two organic oranges in the basket I winked at him and said "Go get some cream cheese!"
"To make a cream cheese frosting for the cake!" he completed my sentence. Exactly!
The next day we got together in the kitchen and what we came up with was a delicious, moist and a fantastically flavored cake. A mélange of cinnamon, ginger, all-spice and cloves give this cake a hint of warmth and the tinge of orange a bit of zing. The butternut squash and carrots add body and texture - the sweet, slightly nuttier taste of the butternut squash complemented the delicious sweetness of the carrots. The cherry on the cake – er - or should I say the frosting on the cake was truly divine and played off the flavors of the spiced cake perfectly.
Spiced Pumpkin and Carrot Cake with Orange Cream Cheese Frosting
Printable version of recipe here.
For the cake
300g all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
300g muscovado sugar
3 teaspoons mixed ground spices of choice, I used a mix of ginger, cloves, cinnamon, all-spice
180g dried cranberries
2 teaspoons bicarbonate of soda
200g butter, melted
4 eggs, lightly beaten
zest of 1 orange
juice of 1/2 orange
325g butternut squash or any other pumpkin, grated
175g carrots, grated
pinch of saltFor the frosting
200g cream cheese
85g butter, softened
100g icing sugar
zest of 1 orange
juice of 1/2 orange
For the cake
- Pre-heat oven to 170-180 degrees C. Brush a square baking pan (approx. 30 cm x 30 cm) with some butter, then line it with baking paper. Set aside.
- In a large bowl place flour, sugar, spices, baking powder, bicarbonate of soda, cranberries and salt and stir with a wooden spoon to combine the ingredients.
- Whisk the eggs into the melted butter, then stir in the orange zest and juice. Finally combine the egg mixture into the flour-spice mixture and stir to incorporate into a thick batter.
- Add the grated carrots and butternut squash and with a rubber spatula fold into the batter.
- Pour the batter into the prepared baking pan and bake for 30 to 45 minutes (times depend on your oven - mine took approx. 40 minutes) or until a toothpick inserted into the middle comes out clean. The top of the cake should be golden and springy to the touch.
- Cool the cake in the pan for approx. 5 minutes then allow to completely cool on a rack.
For the frosting
- To make the frosting beat together all of the frosting ingredients into a smooth and creamy mixture. Then set aside in the fridge for about 30 minutes.
- Using an offset spatula spread the frosting on top of the cooled cake giving it peaks and swirls.
- Keep the cake in the fridge. Take out as many pieces as desired about 30 minutes before serving. This allows it to come to room temperature and for the spices and flavors to unfold properly. The cake will keep, covered, for up to 3-5 days in the fridge.
- Keep an eye on the cake towards the end. Pumpkins can be extremely watery. Depending on the sort you have chosen and it's water content you might have to leave it in the oven for a bit longer.
Yummy yummy! is all I can say. Soeren has been enjoying taking a piece of the cake to school everyday. He has announced to his friends that he was part "cake creator" for this cake idea. It's true he is the source of inspiration for this cake. I really loved the moistness and fresh flavors of carrot, squash and orange intermingled with the titillating spices.
I wish you all Happy Trick or Treating on Saturday. I am going to be in Frankfurt watching A-HA in concert. It was over 20 years ago, when I first saw them in Houston at the age 15! Soeren will be trick and treating with Tom dressed up as scary skeletons. Whatever you are doing this weekend hope you have a real blast!
You might like these yummy cakes from WFLH:
Caramel Cake with Caramelized Butter Frosting | Coconut lemon Cake | Orange Cake |
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Conservation Magazine reports on a study by Dr. Kathie Weathers and colleagues on how polluted streams contribute to airborne bacteria.
"A heavily-polluted site in New York has unusually high levels of airborne bacteria, presenting a potential danger to public health, researchers have found.
Past work has shown that cities have more airborne bacteria than the countryside, and the species vary depending on the location. Bubbles at water surfaces can release microbe-loaded aerosols, which then get blown onto land. Since sewage discharge often contains bacterial pathogens, people living near waterways and in coastal areas run the risk of infection.
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Sad but true, Bhutan's Gross National Happiness index is not immune to politics.
Much has been made in recent years of the measure preferred by the tiny Buddhist kingdom over such cold and utilitarian Western-style metrics as gross domestic product.
The term "gross national happiness" was coined in 1972 by Bhutan's former King Jigme Singye Wangchuk, and the idea of focusing on the less-quantifiable measure of happiness to determine the health of a nation has steadily gained currency among trendier academic and policy circles.
Canada, France and Britain have jumped on the happiness bandwagon by adding measures of citizen happiness to their official national statistics. In recent years, Bhutan's (now former) Prime Minister Jigme Thinley and its secretary of Gross National Happiness, Karma Tshiteem, have attended numerous conferences and talks at such venues as the World Economic Forum, Seattle's Green Festival and a gathering in Vermont, where Tshiteem explained to NPR that his country was "more focused on creating the right conditions that can lead people to fulfilling, and hopefully, happy lives."
But being a global champion of the Bhutanese ideal of happiness didn't translate into votes at home, and in July, Thinley lost at the polls, a defeat that was "attributed partly to his aggressive international public relations campaign to promote GNH at the expense of domestic needs," according to Business Insider.
Thinley's successor, Tshering Tobgay, has already signaled he will step back from promoting GNH, both as a measure of success in his own country and as an object of international diplomacy.
Bhutan's problems, as Tobgay points out, range from a "ballooning debt" that is barely sustainable, to unemployment and growing corruption. As a result of the problems, some in Bhutan have begun referring to the GNH derisively as "government needs help," the BBC reports.
Tobgay, 47, says he supports the notion that gross domestic product isn't the "be-all and end-all of development," but, he says, if the government "[spends] a disproportionate amount of time talking about GNH rather than delivering basic services, then it is a distraction."
With the GNH's reassessment at home, he is also reconsidering its value as an export, too.
Asked whether his government would continue promoting Gross National Happiness abroad, Tobgay said: "I believe it's not the job of the government to do that."
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