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|Synth Site: Korg: Wavestation EX: User reviews Add review
|Average rating: 4.8 out of 5
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|Oboulys a part-time user from Norway writes:
I love the sound and build quality of the EX, the sounds you can produce with some time on your hands ( or just random pushing buttons ) is way out there. Two things pisses me off tho; 1) where`s the knobs that say cutoff and resonance at?:) 2) midi is weird. Anyways, I`ll give it 5\5 and sing Baby baby all night long. Thank you Korg!
|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Sunday-Nov-26-2000 at 10:56
|kack a professional user from New York,NY writes:
AMBIENT HEAVEN!.....not difficult to program and seems to have a lot of support...paid $520 for a EX and loving it. Macros are long though...but worth it....MIDI is ok and the WS Soundeditor 2.3 with MIDI OX seems to work OK
|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Tuesday-Nov-07-2000 at 13:56
|William Kurniadi a professional user from Indonesia, Jakarta writes:
I own 3 types of this synth, The original/EX/SR, may be will buy the A/D too one day. I use it together with Korg Trinity Pro/Wavedrum/iX300, Roland JV1080, E-mu Morpheus/Sampler and Yamaha QY70, etc,...Really can't be apart from it, specially with those banks collection which is really put it on the steroid, I really love this synth, it's my all time favorite,...I'm looking to buy Waldorf MicrowaveXT tho, can't wait what will happen if this two scream together,...ANYONE HAVE ANY PCM CARDS FOR EX/SR PLEASE MAIL ME, THANKS! This is one of the most wonderful synth on earth,.....all time,....
|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Thursday-Sep-21-2000 at 00:40
|Drekhed a hobbyist user from The Netherlands writes:
It's a beautiful sounding digital synth. You can get beautiful pads and bells out of this baby. But it can also sound nasty if you want it to (not in an analogue way). The onboard FX are neat and it's a great controller keyboard. Programming is, well, a challenge but not something that's impossible :). Menus were well laid out and the whole interface is well thought out. Unfortunately, this just wasn't what i'd looked for at the time and I sold it recently.
If I had the money and i'd see it again, i would probably buy it again, just for all the atmosphere this baby has. Or maybe i'll check out the A/D version one day...
I still give it a 4 thumbs up for all the atmospherical sounds this baby produces.
|Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Sunday-Apr-23-2000 at 19:58
|Alf a professional user from Germany writes:
|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Sunday-Apr-23-2000 at 13:44
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Disorienting at first owing to its nonlinear, fragmented chronology, Jonathan Teplitzky's intense drama concerns a seemingly boorish chef who turns out to be dealing badly with the death of his beloved wife from cancer. Matthew Goode gives a juicy performance as a grieving guy who is sleeping around and screwing up at work, yet trying to raise his young son while consumed with anger, hate, and other self-destructive emotions. The movie's splintered style aims to reflect its main character's state of mind. For lenient viewers.
Children of Paradise. 2 discs. 190+ min. 1945. DVD ISBN 9781604656282; 1-disc Blu-ray ISBN 9781604656275. [See Trailers, LJ 8/12.]
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Considered France's Gone with the Wind, Children is easily Marcel Carné's (1906–96) most admired work, a sweeping romantic two-part opus set amid the 19th-century Paris theater scene about four disparate men in love with a striking but aloof courtesan. Thanks to a painstaking restoration, the picture quality is stunning. A lesser Carné work but still worth a look, Visiteurs offers a medieval fable about Satan's emissaries tasked with thwarting a romance. The former is a must-see for all serious film lovers.
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That's for sure. My family hiked over to silver fir on Saturday to check out what was going on. There was 2 excavators working in the area between the "pig" lodge and silver fir. My guess is they may be widening and regrading for access to silver fir and possibly getting ready to realign the chair right in front of the pig lodge. Later we took the kids down to the lake for a swim. It is just amazing someone has not opened a sport shop on the pass where people can rent bikes or kayaks. If we were really motivated we could have gone and played in the leftover snow from the holy oly.
Great place either way you cut it!
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You don't want Girl Scout Cookies? You don't need to pull a gun!
This happened in my town yesterday. At 11:24 in the morning.
TEMECULA, Calif. (AP) - Riverside County sheriff's officials say a man was arrested after pulling a gun on a girl selling cookies door-to-door. The Riverside Press-Enterprise says deputies responded to a report of an assault with a deadly weapon shortly before noon on Sunday in Temecula.The newspaper says the girl, whose father witnessed the incident, was going from house to house when she knocked on John M. Dodrill's door. Police say the 59-year-old opened the door and pointed a gun at the girl.The girl's father called the police, and Dodrill was taken into custody without incident. The gun was seized for evidence.Jail records show his bail was set at $25,000.___Information from: The Press-Enterprise, http://www.pe.com
I wonder if his rights to be an Asshole outweigh her rights to feel comfortable doing something children do. How sad our society has turned into this.
He needs to be held accountable for this. Not too mention maybe He needs a serious mental eval, drug test.. Who knows...
My other question~Did she know him? The Girl Scouts has STRICT no door to door policy of houses you do not know. Hopefully, she follows this rule in the future.
That info hasn't been released yet. But it's not like the neighborhood is one ridden by crime. It's not.
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Let f:X-> Y be an continuous immersion. X a Hausdorff-space and Y locally compact, i.e. Y is a Hausdorff-space with the property that every point y Y has a nbh. U with closure(U) compact.
Show that f is proper iff f^(-1) (K) X is compact for all K Y compact.
"=>" This direction was not so difficult. I could solve it.
But the other direction "<=" i couldn't solve.
We have shown before, that "f is proper" is equivalent to "f is closed" and to "f is an embedding".
I try to show that f is closed, since i think this must be the most easy way.
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August 18, 2011
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Brenda Marino
A memorial service for Brenda Ann Marino, 50, will be held at 10 a.m.
Saturday, Aug. 13, 2011, at the Moorhead Epps Funeral Chapel in Gun Barrel
City with the Rev. George Yeagar officiating.
Marino was born March 22, 1961, in Dallas to Melba Cooper and Leroy Starks
and died Aug. 7, 2011, at her home with her family at her side.
She loved taking care of her children and grandchildren.
Marino also enjoyed NASCAR, playing on the lake, camping, fishing,
motorcycling with ōReggieö and the great outdoors.
Survivors include her husband, Reginald Palmer Marino II; children Reginald
III, William and wife Amanda, David and wife Jennifer, Lacey, James, Heather
and husband Brandon, Christina and husband Brandon, and Shelby; brother Lee;
sisters Glenda and Cheryl; nine grandchildren; special friends Edith and
Richard; numerous other family members and many friends.
James Robertson
Services for James G. Robertson Jr., were held Aug. 15, 2011, at the First
Baptist Church of Mabank. Interment followed at Restland Memorial Park in
Robertson was born July 11, 1923, in Vernon to Clara and James Robertson and
died Aug. 10, 2011, in a Plano hospital from overall failing health.
He was a skillful genealogist and past president of the Texas Society Sons
of the American Revolution.
Robertson lived in Enchanted Oaks on Cedar Creek Lake for more than 20
years. He moved to Dallas in 2009 to be closer to family members.
While growing up, Robertson lived in Texas, New Mexico and Florida. He
graduated from Orlando High School in 1941.
He attended the University of Florida for a year before enlisting in the
U.S. Navy in Sept. 1942.
On Dec. 20, 1942, he married Virginia Corinne Smith, his high school
During World War II, Robertson served as a combat aircraft radar technician,
receiving training at several state-side locations before being deployed to
the Pacific Theater.
Following the Pacific War, Robertson completed his college education at
Georgia Tech University in Atlanta, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree
in electrical engineering.
From 1949-84, he worked as a systems engineer for International Business
Machines (IBM).
During his 35-year career with IBM, he served in various technical, sales
and management positions in Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, New York, North
Carolina and Texas.
He worked on the Gemini and Apollo space programs while on assignment to
Cape Kennedy (now Cape Canaveral) during the 1960s.
He returned to Texas and settled in Dallas in 1969.
Along with his wife, Robertson traveled widely in the United States and
Upon his retirement from IBM in 1984, Robertson turned his energies to
genealogy, tracing the family histories of his own line, plus that of his
He joined the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) in 1988 and over the
years served in various chapter and state offices, including president of
the Texas Society Sons of the American Revolution and National Trustee from
A true patriot and tireless researcher, RobertsonÆs list of organizations
illustrate his passion: the Sons of the Revolution, the General Society of
the War of 1812, the Society of Colonial Wars, the Sons of Confederate
Veterans, the Society of the Descendants of WashingtonÆs Army at Valley
Forge, the Sons and Daughters of Pilgrims, the Jamestown Society, the
Somerset Chapter of the Magna Charta Barons, the Order of Three Crusades and
the Order of the Crown of Charlemagne in the United States of America.
Robertson was also active in his local community in East Texas. He served as
treasurer of First Baptist Church of Mabank for 10 years, was the founding
president of the Root Seekers Genealogical Society, treasurer of the town of
Enchanted Oaks for six years and president of the Friends of the Tri-County
After moving to Dallas, he worked in leadership for Highland Springs
genealogical group and served on the Highland Springs finance committee.
He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Edward Robertson of
Charlotte, N.C.
Survivors include his wife of 68 years, Virginia Corinne Robertson; son
Wayne K. Robertson and wife Donna, Decatur, Ga.; daughters Nancy R.
Kerstetter and husband Robert, Richardson; Marcia R. Dilly and husband
Robert, Austin; Janice R. Hobbs and husband Ronald, McKinney; grandchildren
Russell Kerstetter, Littleton, Colo., Christina McMillan, Austin; Emily
Robertson, Decatur, Ga.; Matthew Dilly, Austin; Michelle McCarley, McKinney;
Bradley Kerstetter, Colorado Springs, Colo., Katie Robertson, Decatur, Ga.;
Scott Kerstetter, Plano; Glenn Kerstetter, Richardson, and Jessica Carver,
McKinney; great-grandchildren Emma and Haley McMillan, both of Austin; and
Claire McCarley of McKinney.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the genealogical library at
Tri-County Library, PO Box 1770, Mabank, TX 75147; or to the Family Resource
Center, 107 Spring Valley St., Mabank, TX 75156.
Frances Pyle
Services for Frances ōBootsyö Marie Pyle, 81, will be held at a later date.
Arrangements are under the direction of Anderson-Clayton Bros. Funeral Home
in Kemp.
Pyle was born April 13, 1930, in Village Mills to Mollie and John Lee and
died Aug. 13, 2011, in Athens.
She was a special mother, who always called everyone ōbaby.ö
Pyle never met a stranger.
She enjoyed playing bingo, visiting with friends at the VFW and listening to
Gospel music.
She also enjoyed eating candy and especially loved her dog, Son.
She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband of more than 20
years, Robert Pyle.
Survivors include daughter Addie Parrack, Mabank; son John Kelly, Houston;
nine grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; very special adopted sister
Lynn Barton; special friends Paula Curtis, Sherry Johnson and Charles
Derwin Graham
Services for Derwin Ennis Graham, 94, were held Aug. 7, 2011, at the Eubank
Memorial Chapel in Mabank with the Revs. Chuck Weber and Dana Coker
officiating. Interment followed at Cottonwood Cemetery, under the direction
of Eubank Cedar Creek Funeral Home in Mabank.
Graham was born Jan. 5, 1917, in Cottonwood Community to Lela Pearl Frazier
and Arthur Garfield Graham and died Aug. 5, 2011, in Athens.
He was a graduate of Eustace High School.
Graham joined the U.S. Army, where he served as a medic during World War II.
He was a Boy Scout Leader with his son for a number of years.
Graham owned and operated the Red Barn Craft and Flea Market in Malakoff for
more than 12 years.
He also had a booth at Big DaddyÆs Flea Market in Seven Points.
Graham could never be kept away from a flea market or yard sale.
He was preceded in death by his parents; son Scott Graham; brothers Aubrey,
Arnold, Alton and Gerald Graham; and sister Lena Graham Campbell.
Survivors include wife, Lena Graham; daughter Phyllis Graham; grandchildren
who called him ōDodo,ö Kari Johnson, Matt Rogers, Stephanie Graham, Joseph
Graham and Shaun Graham; great-grandchildren Riley Rogers, Rhett Rogers,
Abigail Graham and Jospeh Scott Graham II; sisters Loette Schroeder and
Margaret Snodgrass; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Pallbearers were Matt Rogers, Joe Gomez, Jerry Johnson, Roy Rogers, Robert
Connelly and Joe Neal Graham. Honorary pallbearers were Shaun Graham and
Darryl Schroeder.
Claude Massey
Services for Claude ōBoö Massey, 70, were held Aug. 14, 2011, at the Eubank
Memorial Chapel in Mabank with the Revs. Dewayne Mixon and Rick Wyatt
officiating. Interment followed in the Payne Springs Cemetery, under the
direction of Eubank Cedar Creek Funeral Home in Mabank.
Massey was born Jan. 11, 1941, in Payne Springs to Winnie Virginia Hammer
and A.C. Massey and died Aug. 10, 2011, in Kaufman.
His enjoyment came from his family ¢ especially from his grandchildren.
Massey was well-known by his family and friends as ōBo,ö ōUncle Boö and
ōPapa Bo.ö
He had many hobbies, which included riding motorcycles, guns and shooting,
woodwork, reading Mickey Spillane and Sue Grafton novels.
As a truck driver by profession, Massey was awarded a ring for 25 years of
service and a 35-year safe driving award.
He was involved with the Payne Springs Cemetery Association.
Massey was Pentecostal in faith. He was also involved with the youth group.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife Hazel Massey and daughter
Therressa Dowdle.
Survivors include daughter Kathy Shewmaker; son Mark Gaedke; sister Dorothy
McLauchlin and husband Earl; 10 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were B.J. Shewmaker, Dusty Shewmaker, Josh Shewmaker, Colton
Dowdle, Rickie Gorum, Dustin Gilbert and Curtis Dowdle.
Alma Jones
Graveside services for Alma Netta Kent Jones, 89, were held Aug. 13, 2011,
at Grove Hill Memorial Park, under the direction of Anderson-Clayton Bros.
Funeral Home in Kemp.
Jones was born Oct. 31, 1921, to Lois and Clarence Kent and died Aug. 11,
2011, in Kaufman.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her loving husband of 40 years,
Harold M. Jones; daughter Martha Kaye Burkett; son Melvin Claye Jones; two
brothers and a sister.
Survivors include children C.J. Jones and wife Betsy Jones; Ruby Faye Gerkey
and husband Bill; Alma Gaye Ward and husband Bobby; grandchildren Cindy,
Dewayne, Rodney, Bryan, Mike, David, Mark, Sandy and Anita; 31
great-grandchildren; 12 great-great-grandchildren; sister Matte Hammel;
sisters-in-law Patsy Rohr and Frances Richie; numerous nieces and nephews.
Helen Lee
Services for Helen Grey Ware Lee, 99, of Kemp, were held Aug. 16, 2011, at
the Anderson-Clayton Bros. Chapel in Kemp with the Revs. Elizabeth Turner
and Patsy Brundige officiating. Interment was held in the Ware Cemetery,
under the direction of Anderson-Clayton Bros. Funeral Home in Kemp.
Lee was born June 20, 1912, in Tolosa to Mamie and Edwin Ware and died Aug.
13, 2011, at her home.
She was a lifelong resident of the Kemp area.
Lee attended Tolosa and Kemp schools and also pursued a higher education at
OSU in Oklahoma.
She was a longtime member of the Methodist Church.
Lee enjoyed her family and friends.
She attended every state fair until she was 97 years old.
Lee was a well-known and well-loved figure in Kemp. She was involved in
several civic organizations and clubs including the Book Club, VFW Ladies
Auxiliary, El Progresso, Cedar Creek WomenÆs Club, HomemakersÆ Club and a
Meals on Wheels volunteer.
She showed her school spirit for Kemp High School by attending the
homecoming parade each year.
Lee was a fabulous cook, who began cooking for field hands, her family and
friends. She would cook exquisite desserts for local auctions and then
donate the proceeds to her church along with handmade quilts and crocheted
creations of her own design.
Her ability at gardening was renown with her fresh tomatoes, as well as her
beautiful yard that she lovingly tended.
Lee was a gentle spirit and a truthful lady. She was loved by all who had
the privilege to meet her.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her beloved husband of 60 years,
George Lee; and sister Willie Kay Hiett.
Survivors include nieces Sally Watkins and husband Philip; Janice Lee Floyd
and husband John; Sue Ellen Hains and husband John; nephew Jerry W. Lee and
wife Lisa; nieces Donna and Dottie Peacock; numerous grandnieces and
grandnephews; cousins; treasured friends; and devoted caregiver Karen
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Ware Cemetery Association, C/O
the treasurer Jimmie Lou Smith at 1800 CR 2102, Kemp, TX 75143 or the First
United Methodist Church of Kemp, 304 East Ninth St. in Kemp, TX 75143.
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Have you ever dreamt about fishing for big game on the open waves? There's something incredibly exciting about deep sea fishing in your own private fishing charter that you just don't get from fishing on the shoreline or on the banks of a lake. A fishing charter is the best way to enjoy deep sea fishing.
When you go deep sea fishing on a fishing charter, you can catch some incredible fish. You just can't get that type and size of fish anywhere but on a deep sea fishing trip. Tuna, blue marlin, mahi-mahi, white marlin and wahoo are all common when you go deep sea fishing, but they are almost unheard of when fishing off the coast. If you really want to land the big one, then you need to go deep sea fishing.
The best way to catch some incredible big game fish is fishing charter. It's only when you charter a boat that you can truly have the freedom to go to the best spots for deep sea fishing. Of course, one of the hardest parts of planning great fishing trips can be finding the right captain. Here at Cast Away Fishing Charters, we've got some incredible boat captains who know the very best spots for fishing trips.
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Losing 3 straight to enter the playoffs, though I believe they let the Titans win the last game, was a bit of a concern for me. It appeared as Yates play had regressed. Seeing how they competed last week, even if it was the Bengals, I feel they have a chance vs Bal. Unfortunately, I went against the Texans last week. I won't make the same mistake this week. The +9 earlier in the week sold me on the Texans.
Hou +9 under 36
i'm sure everyone knows this, but houston 3-3 with TJ Yates at QB. 4 out of those 6 were home games. They lost to Indy, Carolina and Tenn, none of whom are playoff teams.
I just don't see this as a close game. The line isn't 9 anymore either, it's 7.5, and I bet it moves to 7.
anyway, GL whoever you pick
Ravens 28
Texans 14
houston and the over
OK you blew the two easy picks and you're sinking fast.
Try to recoup and take the Giants to cover.
Houston put up 7 offensive points in the last meeting with Shaub. The other 7 being a recovered fumble in the endzone.
Meanwhile, Baltimore put up 29, not to mention a 5-0 mark against Houston overall. Sounds like ownage.
If Shaub couldn't get it done, am I to believe Yates can?
I'll take the Ravens in this spot and lay the chalk.
Hey Tuson, it's easy for anyone AFTER the game to predict the winner. I dont see your post saying how "easy" the SF and NE picks were. Pretty funny............


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Bob Knight Refuses to Say Kentucky, Shows He Still Lacks ClassMarch 20, 2012
Bob Knight isn't one to stop holding a grudge.
This was evident over the weekend when Knight appeared on ESPN as the network's college basketball analyst and refused to refer to Kentucky by its name and instead called it the "team from the SEC".
One might think he is just being biased since the Wildcats play Indiana University in the Sweet 16. But this issue goes a little deeper than that; Bob Knight has a personal problem with Kentucky's head coach, John Calipari.
Back in December 2009, Knight called out Calipari at a fundraiser and implied Calipari was a cheat because he had left two schools on probation. It's no secret that Calipari has never run the cleanest programs in college basketball and that he has been subject to many NCAA violations.
But Bob Knight is a hypocrite.
Knight is currently a member of the media even though he treated the media with no respect during his tenure as a head coach. He's a person who, as a coach, demanded respect from his players yet never showed much to anyone else, especially referees and the school officials that employed him.
What makes Knight hypocritical in this matter is his friendship with former UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian.
Jerry Tarkanian led one of the NCAA's dirtiest programs when he was at UNLV. His players hung out with a known gambler, Richard Perry, and were part of one of the most embarrassing moments in college sports history when the Las Vegas Review-Journal published a photo of Perry in a hot tub with three UNLV players. Due to numerous NCAA infractions, UNLV was banned from the 1992 NCAA tournament.
When Tarkanian returned to college basketball to coach Fresno State, the school was placed on probation after Tarkanian left. So, like Calipari, Tarkanian left two schools with a hanging cloud of NCAA violations. But only one of these men is Bob Knight's friend—the other is the target of his spurn.
Bob Knight must not like John Calipari for some unknown reason; it's clearly not just because Calipari likes to bend or break NCAA rules. Otherwise he would not be friends with Jerry Tarkanian.
It doesn't matter why Knight doesn't care for Calipari; he should grow up and do what he's paid to do, analyze college basketball instead of trying to slight Kentucky because he has a personal issue with their head coach.


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Sheriff: Caution needed for firework safety
Published 2:43 pm, Monday, June 30, 2014
Fireworks can be purchased and used outside of city limits for Independence Day, despite an enacted burn ban for Midland County.
Vendors selling fireworks must be 5,000 feet outside the city limits and are prohibited from selling fireworks with fins and sticks. Those who violate the city ordinance will have all illegal fireworks confiscated and will be subject to fines up to $2,000, according to Reporter-Telegram records.
The Texas A&M Forest Service reports that Midland County currently ranks between 400 and 500 on the Keetch-Bryram Drought Index, according to Sunday's readings. The KBDI measures the potential for environmental fires, and the index the receives its information from daily water balance, which is measured by the amount of precipitation and soil moisture, according to the Texas Weather Connection.
The National Weather Service in Midland reports that Midland International Airport has received 0.48 inches of rainfall during the month of June, with a year-to-date total of 3.64 inches of rain.
The NWS expects there will be sunny skies on Independence Day, with a high of 94 and a low around 72.
People may use fireworks outside city limits on their own property or on someone else's property with the owner's written consent. Fireworks cannot be used on public roadways, according to Reporter-Telegram records.
Midland County Sheriff Gary Painter said those who use fireworks on roadways will be ticketed, as fireworks will interfere with traffic. He said those who fail to clean up any leftover firework materials will be fined for littering, with tickets maxing out at $2,000, according to Reporter-Telegram records.
Certain fireworks, particularly missiles with fins and rockets with sticks, are prohibited because of the distance they can travel and potential for starting a fire.
Firefighters recommend people using fireworks to have water or a fire extinguisher nearby in case of an emergency, and children should not be left unsupervised while using fireworks, MFD Chief Robert Isbell previously told the Reporter-Telegram.
BOX: Locations to purchase fireworks
-- Mr. W's Fireworks Factory Warehouse Super Center: 3806 S. Highway 349; 9408 W. County Road 60; 5111 E. Highway 80
-- Truckload Fireworks: Across the street from Mr. W's store on S. Highway 349


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St. Paul Man Pleads Guilty to Robbing U.S. Bank on Payne Avenue
|U.S. Attorney's Office December 09, 2009
A 31-year-old St. Paul man pleaded guilty today in federal court to the September 3, 2009, robbery of the US Bank located in the 1000 block of Payne Avenue. Appearing before United States District Court Judge Joan N. Ericksen in Minneapolis, Antoine Jackson pleaded guilty to one count of bank robbery. Jackson was indicted on September 22, 2009.
In his plea agreement, Jackson admitted taking $1,824 from the bank. According to a Federal Bureau of Investigation affidavit, at 8:50 a.m. on September 3, the robber, later identified as Jackson, handed a bank teller a note that read, "Give me the money now! No! dye packs 1 min. Big bills first nothing to lose." The back side of the note read, "U better hope I make it out!"
Jackson then grabbed cash from the teller, stuffed it into his pocket, and left on foot. He was apprehended by authorities at 9:05 a.m., when they found him hiding in the yard of a home three blocks from the bank. The money from the bank was in his possession.
Jackson faces a potential maximum penalty of 20 years in prison for his crime. Judge Ericksen will determine his sentence at a future date. This case is the result of an investigation by the St. Paul Police Department and the FBI. It is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney William J. Otteson.


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Young girl with a cupcake business. I do not have a bakery but i do have a small business at home. This is a cupcake that has a oreo in the middle! and i did not use a tip for this all i use is cookie crumbs.
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I first fell in love with swashbucklers and historical adventures at the tender age of five, thanks to reruns of Guy William's Zorro and the 1993 adaption of The Three Musketeers. The idea that one man or band of friends could right wrongs and change the world with little more than a sword and their own courage enthralled me as a kid. It still does. It's that notion of honor and sense of adventure that drives me to write my own historical adventure stories.
Here you'll find info on my swashbuckling novels and short-stories, latest news on my happenings, fun video projects, and a bunch of blog posts. Everything from book & movie reviews, author Q&As, cool bits of history, my costuming hobby, and my fencing adventures.
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Kudos given to a team member.
An example of kudos is what team members might say to the player who scores the winning goal.
Origin of kudosClassical Greek kydos, glory, fame from Indo-European an unverified form kud- from base an unverified form keu-, to pay attention to, hear
Origin of kudosGreek kūdos magical glory
Usage Note: Kudos is one of those words like congeries that look like plurals but are etymologically singular. Acknowledging the Greek history of the term requires Kudos is (not are) due her for her brilliant work on the score. But kudos has often been treated as a plural, especially in the popular press, as in She received many kudos for her work. This plural use has given rise to the singular form kudo. These innovations follow the pattern whereby the English words pea and cherry were shortened from nouns ending in an (s) sound (English pease and French cerise ), that were mistakenly thought to be plural. The singular kudo remains far less common than the plural use; both are often viewed as incorrect in more formal contexts. • It is worth noting that even people who are careful to treat kudos only as a singular often pronounce it as if it were a plural. Etymology would require that the final consonant be pronounced as a voiceless (s), as we do in pathos, another word derived from Greek, rather than as a voiced (z).
- The noun kudos was originally a mass noun, but is now sometimes taken as a plural noun, either as a plural tantum, or as the plural of a new noun kudo. However, this plural treatment is frequently proscribed.
From Ancient Greek κῦδος (kudos, "praise, renown").


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August Break 2015 – Air
My friend Alexandra from LIfe on a Canadian Island has a knack for finding really exciting and interesting projects, prompts, and challenges so when she shared the hashtag #augustbreak2015, I just had to check it out.
The tag led to Susannah Conoway's blog and a month's worth of prompts for mindful pleasures with the suggestion of daily photos. Intrigued, I'm jumping in as well because I find it hard to resist the opportunity to get out with my camera and explore.
Today's prompt is "Air" and the shot above is one I took this morning on my run to the shore and back. Living in a small village surrounding a harbour, fresh salt air is one of the most striking natural qualities of our community that changes subtly from season to season and with the weather. Today the shore smells of salt, warm sunshine, ferns, and wild roses … an iconic summertime scent here in Prince Edward Island.
If you are participating in this challenge as well, let me know. I'd love to see your spin on the prompts!


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Forget "ripped from the headlines": Stuff Happens is positively mired in them. You can all but smell the ink wafting through The Public Theater's Newman Theater, and hear the newsprint crinkling beneath the feet of the actors as they trudge across the stage trying to bring life to David Hare's indistinctly realized contemporary historical drama.
The performers are charged with the unenviable task of humanizing figures some consider demonic, rationalizing events some consider unjustifiable, and making sense of what some consider senseless. Have any actors had a harder job this season? Have any played characters as pre-loaded with the audience's emotional baggage as here, with Donald Rumsfeld, Condoleezza Rice, Dick Cheney, and, yes, President George W. Bush himself? And have any faced a greater disparity between the gravity of the greater message they're communicating, and the way that message is presented onstage?
The answer to that last question, at least, is a resounding no.
Opinions about the Iraq War, a major centerpiece of the last three years of Bush's administration, run hot, and run to the root of what one considers the role of the United States in the realm of world politics. The issue of whether invading Iraq and deposing Saddam Hussein was necessary or advisable can easily thrust people into bitter arguments: "It was vital, Saddam was a tyrant!" "No it wasn't, he wasn't a threat to the U.S.!" "Saddam gassed his own people!" "Bush wanted Iraq for the oil!" We've heard them all.
Stuff Happens is mercifully free of that brand of repetitive rhetoric; Hare doesn't pretend, for example, that the situation can be boiled down to something as simple as "Bush lied, people died." He wants a more thorough examination, dissection, and reconstruction of the circumstances and personalities surrounding the Iraq War, using a combination of documentary evidence (speeches, interviews, and the like) and original scenes that imagine what happened behind closed doors.
Hare, however, cannot completely avoid using broad strokes in his neo-Shakespearean-history chronicle, especially when it comes to his characters. Cheney (Zach Grenier), is a nasty Machiavellian strategist; Rice (Gloria Reuben) is a cool, calculated decision maker, a snake with a sneer behind her smile; Rumsfeld (Jeffrey De Munn) is an unhinged jerk. Colin Powell (Peter Francis James) and English Prime Minister Tony Blair (Byron Jennings) are at least presented as conscientious victims, whose principles and higher natures are violated in the rush to war, but nor do they seem entirely three-dimensional.
More impressively, Hare and actor Jay O. Sanders don't portray Bush as an inveterate moron, but instead as a sly manipulator, who might be slow on the uptake or easily misled, but is always in control. And director Daniel Sullivan, who has staged the play with a crisp, conservative sensibility, never allows Sanders or any of the other actors to get away with caricature. He demands nuance and color from them, and gets it.
He probably didn't have the power to demand it from Hare, who has worked in the two years since the play's London premiere to keep the show fresh and relevant, but hasn't found a way to justify the show as a dramatic presentation. It has more entertainment value than the evening news, yes, but not enough; it attempts to even-handedly present facts, but is ultimately both too biased and too general in terms of what it presents to function as anything appreciably informative.
Whether the buffoonish, downright Elizabethan depiction of the French (who play a vital role in United Nations diplomacy in Act II) will satisfy for the former, or whether the many (frequently unsympathetic) interpolated extractions from the public record will suffice for the latter, will depend entirely on the viewer. Shakespeare used his history plays as elaborate metaphors for the politics of his time, which allowed him (and us) to view events through lenses both more forgiving and more critical, and with greater dramatic punch. Hare, in aiming right at his targets, overshoots them.
Only in the last moments of the play does Hare score a dramatic bull's-eye, with a haunting speech delivered by a displaced Iraqi who finds in his own people the responsibility for Saddam's ascension and the United States's reaction. It's the only time Hare succeeds in driving home that it's ordinary individuals, not collectives of world leaders, who determine the true course of history. Though that idea courses through all of Stuff Happens, it otherwise never rings long or loudly enough.
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This week on The Strike Mic, an anonymous source offers speculation on the recent news that Indiana University will no longer offer a summer tuition discount for its Bloomington campus; Work will begin on the new interstate that will traverse Bloomington and Monroe County as soon as weather allows; On February 10th the Bloomington Plan Commission approved a plan for a new building downtown that would include a convenience store.
Hoofin' it to San Diego
Edgewood High School's Student Newspaper "The Hoofbeat" 6th edition is hot off the presses this week. News Director Alycin Bektesh visited with the newspaper's student staff and their advisor Joel Sanders yesterday to bring us this WFHB feature exclusive.
Did you know 18.6 billion dollars are spent every year on Valentine's Day? Ashley and Sarah break down where all that money goes and offer some ideas to help you stay romantic within reason.
Anchors: Casey Kuhn, Nick Tumino
Today's headlines were written by David Murphy,
Along with Joe Crawford for CATSweek, a partnership with Community Access Television Services.
Our feature was produced by Alycin Bektesh.
The Ins and Outs of Money is produced by Dan Withered, in partnership with the Monroe County
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DiskExpress II/SuperLaserSpool Conflict -- Jonathan Feinstein of Shrink2Fit Software has contacted us again to report an oddity that users of DiskExpress II and SuperLaserSpool 3.0 may face.
DiskExpress II, a disk optimization system extension (actually, it's a control panel) from ALSoft puts up a dialog box the first time it runs on your computer during the startup process. Basically, the dialog says, "Please read the manual! Have you read it yet?" and asks the user to acknowledge before it continues. When SuperLaserSpool 3.0, the newly-updated print spooler from Fifth Generation Systems, is loaded, though, DiskExpress II flashes this dialog on the screen and makes it go away unanswered. As a result, DiskExpress II does not load.
Since this dialog box only comes up the first time you start up your Mac after installing DiskExpress II, you can avoid the problem entirely by removing SuperLaserSpool temporarily, restarting the computer, acknowledging DiskExpress II's dialog box, then reinstalling SuperLaserSpool and restarting again. It's likely that this problem won't occur if you've rearranged your extension loading sequence so SuperLaserSpool loads after DiskExpress II, but since it will be an issue only once, temporarily removing SuperLaserSpool is a simpler approach.


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Community-Based Nursing: An Introduction
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saltwater fly fishing in the Pacific Ocean
Al Q is a fly fishing wonder. He writes a column for a fishing magazine, he has fish ties named after him and he organizes fly fishing benefits for good causes. All in the Pacific Ocean. Yes, he and a devoted group of fellow fly fishers go down to the beach for early morning casting. Every time I've gone, I've felt restored by being out in nature, despite being in the sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles.
Al Q is also a talented graphic designer. Check out his fly fishing blog (always fascinating!) and also his design firm, Tornado Design.


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I live in the 'burbs now (how did this happen again?), and one thing I've noticed lately about this Midwestern subdivision is that while there are definite rhythms, all of them are based on human-directed events. On Labor Day, like clockwork, curbsides were empty because trash pick-up was delayed by a day due to the holiday. Post-Labor Day, with the start of school, cars predictably started to clog the main street out of our subdivision, with parents shuttling their kids to elementary school. Except for the light gardening that goes on, the closest the neighborhood seemed to get to being at one with natural cycles this summer was when families, each bemoaning the drought, set their sprinkler system to run.
As I start my second year of trying to maintain a six-day-week Ashtanga home practice, I've noticed that I've become more and more intrigued by the idea of being more attuned to something other than manmade timetables or manmade inventions — birth control is what I think of first — that impose an artificial rhythm on us. Hitting up farmers' markets this summer has helped me be less preference-driven (I only love to eat mangos all year long!) and more open to eating fruits actually being harvested locally — currently — rather than shipped in or otherwise artificially brought to us during the wrong time of year.
Tomorrow is a new moon — which in the Ashtanga tradition means we take a day of rest. This month, both moon days happen to fall on Saturdays, which are also the weekly days of rest. Where I look the calendar and see a more challenging month because I have two fewer days off from practice, Insideowl sees cyclical clicking:
For Mysore practice, the moons fall on the calendar's Saturday free spaces all the way until mid-October. The Gregorian rhythm (Saturday rests) and the Hindu ritual rhythm (moon day rests) are moving in their biannual phase of alignment. Click. I love it when this happens.
On that note, I need to get back to today's calendar-scheduled rhythm of work and personal to-dos — which has been, until now, the only rhythm I truly allowed to determine my groove.
By the way, if the whole moon day thing is new to you, here is how Tim Miller explains it:
Both full and new moon days are observed as yoga holidays in the Ashtanga Yoga tradition. What is the reasoning behind this?
Like all things of a watery nature (human beings are about 70% water), we are affected by the phases of the moon. The phases of the moon are determined by the moon's relative position to the sun. Full moons occur when they are in opposition and new moons when they are in conjunction. Both sun and moon exert a gravitational pull on the earth. Their relative positions create different energetic experiences that can be compared to the breath cycle. The full moon energy corresponds to the end of inhalation when the force of prana is greatest. This is an expansive, upward moving force that makes us feel energetic and emotional, but not well grounded. The Upanishads state that the main prana lives in the head. During the full moon we tend to be more headstrong.
The new moon energy corresponds to the end of exhalation when the force of apana is greatest. Apana is a contracting, downward moving force that makes us feel calm and grounded, but dense and disinclined towards physical exertion.
The Farmers Almanac recommends planting seeds at the new moon when the rooting force is strongest and transplanting at the full moon when the flowering force is strongest.
Practicing Ashtanga Yoga over time makes us more attuned to natural cycles. Observing moon days is one way to recognize and honor the rhythms of nature so we can live in greater harmony with it.
(Photo credit: Goodnight Moon by Brillianthues' Flickr photostream)
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Nexmo Announces Verify, An API To Help Developers Confirm Users' Phone Numbers
Nexmo, a company that sells telecom services to developers, announced an early release of its new product 'Verify' today, a tool to help apps confirm the phone numbers, and therefore verify the identity of their users. Verify will formally launch in November, but developers can take part in an early-release program if they are in a hurry. Read More
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Nexmo, a telecom API-focused firm that provides both voice and SMS services, saw its revenue rise 177 percent in the first half of 2014 when compared to the first half of 2013, it told TechCrunch. The company had top line of $29.4 million in the period, up from $10.6 million in the preceding half year. Read More
In The Age Of WhatsApp, Nexmo's Addition Of Voice Tools Quickly Ramps Its Top Line
After WhatsApp exited to Zuck, the service, perhaps the best known 'over-the-top' (OTT) message service announced that it will add voice capabilities in the second quarter of the year. That move makes WhatsApp an even closer replacement for the traditional services provided by carriers, namely phone calls and SMS messages. Nexmo, a provider of telephony services, recently added… Read More
Nexmo Locks Up $18M At $100M+ Valuation As It Forecasts 100% Revenue Growth In 2014
Nexmo, a quickly growing telco API firm that provides SMS and voice services has locked down $18 million in fresh capital in a Series C round of funding that values the company at more than $100 million. The new capital was led by Sorenson Capital, with participation from previous investors, including Intel Capital on a pro rata basis. Read More
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Bluffton tops Bethany 92-80December 2, 2000
The Bluffton College men's basketball team improved to 3-2 on the season with a 92-80 victory Saturday afternoon over Bethany College (W.Va.).
Bluffton shot 58% from the floor in the first half on their way to a season-high 58 points and a 58-29 lead, but the visiting Bison squad turned things around in the second half, outscoring the Beavers 51-34 to keep the game close.
Bluffton went up by as many as 30 points in the first half, but Bethany opened the second half with a 22-5 scoring run that shrunk Bluffton's lead to just nine points with just over five minutes gone by in the half. The Bison kept the game close the rest of the way and were down by just eight points with 5:37 left to play, but Bluffton pulled away late to earn their third victory of the season.
Five Bluffton players hit for double figures, led by senior Jeremy Roberts (Bucyrus/Wynford) who scored 25 points and grabbed nine rebounds. Senior Ben Coole (Butler/Clear Fork) landed his second career double-double in just 19 minutes as he scored ten points and grabbed ten rebounds. Coole added four blocked shots, four assists and one steal. Junior Rod Overmyer (Payne/Wayne Trace) added 17 points.
Bethany's Nevada Smith nailed eight of 10 3-point attempts on his way to a game-high 30 points. Keith Schubert added 18 points for the Bison. Bethany falls to 3-4 on the season.
Bluffton will be in action again Wednesday night as the Beavers take on Denison University at 7:30 p.m. in Founders Hall.


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Thomas Wickham is the owner of Wickham's Fruit Farm in Cutchogue, Long Island.
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Last Chance Foods: A Fleeting Season for Local Cherries
Friday, July 05, 2013
Tom Wickham of Wickham's Fruit Farm explains why cherry season is so short. Find out where to pick the last cherries of the year in the New York area. Also, try recipes for cherry claflouti and sweet cherry sauce.
Last Chance Foods: Cantaloupe Concerns
Thursday, September 06, 2012
After recent reports of cantaloupe contaminated with salmonella, Long Island farmer Thomas Wickham talks about fielding questions from customers concerned about the safety of their fruit.