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Ellsworth County Emergency Management and the Russell 911 Communications Advisory Board announces the 2013 Emergency Worker/Volunteer of the Year presented during the NWS Spotter Meeting. In past years, the Emergency Worker/Volunteer of the Year award was given to a deserving individual. This year was no different with three nominations for Emergency Worker/Volunteer of the year. The 911 Advisory Board decided on one award.
Jenny Conn has been named as the new Executive Director for the Russell Area Chamber of Commerce. She will officially begin her duties on April 1.
After 30 years as a new and used sale representative with Dove Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, Rick Bussman has announced his retirement. Rob Dove, president of the dealership, invites the public to Bussman's retirement open house this Saturday, March 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the dealership, 4217 10th St.
Diane Sauber, CMFC, Financial Advisor, has been to Waddell & Reed's Advisor Medalist Program. recognizing the company's top 250 financial advisors. The recognition awards are presented annually and are based on an analysis of investment, insurance and financial planning sales generated by the advisor. Serving clients throughout the Great Bend area. Sauber earns a distinction that carries significant meaning.
Mollie Hale Carter, President & CEO of Sunflower Bank, a regional community bank, is pleased to announce the appointment of Jim Haines, Jr. of Lawrence to the bank's board of directors.
At a Chamber Coffee hosted by Star of Hope, Barry Borror, President & CEO, challenged the chamber members to sponsor a child for the year. Dr. Catherine Strecker, Educational Strategies, accepted the challenge.
Great Bend Regional Hospital has appointed Robert Bilak to Chief Human Resources Officer. In his new role, Bilak is responsible for the hospital's human resources strategies, programs and performance for over 300 employees.
Jennifer McGlynn has recently been promoted to a managerial position at CPI Qualified Plan Consultants, Inc. McGlynn started her career with CPI in April, 1999 as a Plan Administrator Trainee in the Plan Administrative Services (PAS) Department. In May, 2000, she was promoted to Plan Administrator. In October, 2003, she was promoted to Senior Administrator, and in February, 2006, she was promoted to Consulting Senior. In February, 2013, she was promoted to Manager.
Glenna Achatz, a sales associate with Coldwell Banker Sell Real Estate, has qualified to join the company's International President's Elite. This prestigious membership is awarded to the top 2 percent of the approximately 85,000 sales associates worldwide
Linda Black, ElderCare, Inc. Food Service Supervisor, has passed the credentialing exam to become a Certified Dietary Manager/Certified Food Protection Professional (CDM/CFPP). In 2010 Black started the Dietary Manager Program on-line course with Barton Community College. Marsha Findley is the registered dietitian and instructor of the program for BCC.
A recent Travel Photography Workshop, hosted by Please Go Away™ Vacations and co-sponsored by The American Eagle Club of American State Bank, was a winner. It was presented by award winning photographer, and intrepid world traveler with Please Go Away™ Vacations, Ernie Lowden who, along with his wife Frances, traveled from Olathe to present the workshop.
Adams, Brown, Beran & Ball announced it is now a member of LEA Global/The Leading Edge Alliance, ranked by the International Accounting Bulletin as the second largest international association of independent accounting firms for 2013.
Current and future Barton County children living with cancer will again be the beneficiaries of the 3rd Annual Kans for Kids Fighting Cancer Radiothon from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday, March 8th. The Eagle Radio Radiothon will be broadcast live on all three Great Bend Eagle stations including 100.7 Eagle Country KHOK, 1590 AM KVGB, B 104.3, KVGB FM, and Hull Radio Station 106.9 FM KBGL. Kans for Kids provides both emotional and financial support for families dealing with childhood cancer in Barton County.
Lindsay Schartz, Vice-President of Farmers Bank and Trust, NA in Great Bend, recently completed the 2013 Bank Compliance School held on Feb. 3 - 8 in Topeka, Kansas. The Bank Compliance School is sponsored by the Kansas and Nebraska Bankers Associations and is endorsed by the West Virginia and Wyoming Bankers Associations.
Heather Acheson, Chris Klima, Irma Hladek and other Kennel Techs represented Golden Belt Humane Society at a one-day workshop in Wichita, presented by Petfinder, the online database of adoptable pets. The workshop was sponsored by Petco and hosted by Kansas Humane Society.
Last week, twelve members of the Barton County Young Professionals group completed a proprietary leadership workshop entitled "Future in Focus", which was designed to help participants set personal and professional goals for the year 2020. The event was sponsored by The 10th Street EyeCare Center, and was facilitated by Troy Unruh with the Kansas Leadership Center.
Adams, Brown, Beran & Ball, Chartered is pleased to announce the addition of Meghan Burch to its professional staff.
Great Plains NAIFA is bringing continuing education courses to local insurance agents. Classes are 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., then 1 to 3:15 p.m., on Sept. 30, at the Front Door Community Center in Great Bend with an open lunch period 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Space is limited so pre-registration is recommended.
Keller Real Estate & Insurance Agency announced the addition of Amanda Baxter as a realtor associate in its office.
Advanced Therapy and Sports Medicine is celebrating National Physical Therapy Month in October by organizing its fourth annual community food drive. The GIVE BACK Community Food Drive will run from Oct. 1-31 at locations in Great Bend, Larned and Hays.
Kansas-based Sunflower Financial, Inc. ("Sunflower") and Colorado-based First Western Financial, Inc. ("First Western") today jointly announced the signing of a definitive agreement to merge.
Landmark National Bank is partnering with the Golden Belt Human Society to raise funds and awareness with its second annual Dog for a Dog event. The event is scheduled from 11 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at Landmark's 1623 Main Street location.
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The three-event celebration of Heartland Cancer Center's (HCC) 11thanniversary promises to have something for everyone, said Dana Foss, facilitator of the Touched by Cancer Support Group.
Gavilon Grain, LLC today announced it has acquired a 981,000-bushel grain facility in Silica. The Silica facility primarily handles wheat, corn, milo and soybeans, with 60-car shipping capabilities on the Kansas-Oklahoma railroad.
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Pope Benedict to visit Mideast in the shadow of Syria's civil war
Pope Benedict makes a religiously delicate and potentially dangerous trip to Lebanon this weekend to appeal for peace and reconciliation in the Middle East as civil war rages next door in Syria.
The 85-year-old pope, making his 24th international trip and fourth to the Middle East, will spend three days preaching unity among Christians and peace between Christians and Muslims during his time in the Lebanese capital Beirut from Friday to Sunday.
"I urge all Christians in the Middle East, whether they be long-established or recently arrived, to be builders of peace and agents of reconciliation," he said during his general audience on Wednesday.
Benedict will hold two major open-air events and meet with representatives of all of Lebanon's myriad Christian and Islamic communities and political leaders. Such a rich religious tapestry, the pope said on Wednesday, "can only continue if it (the Middle East) lives in permanent peace and reconciliation".
The Vatican realizes the pope will be preaching peace in Beirut while only 50 km (30 miles) away Syria's civil war goes on. Opposition groups say more than 27,000 people have been killed in an uprising that began almost 18 months ago, and clashes have occasionally spilled into Lebanese territory.
It will be the closest the pope comes to a military conflict in any one of his trips since his election in 2005 and will unfold amid growing alarm in Lebanon, given that Lebanese sectarian divisions resemble those in Syria.
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Survey of Historic Sites and Buildings
This camp (1866-71) was founded near the head of Paradise Valley in northern Nevada to protect settlers and travelers from Northern Paiute depredations. It was one of the bases used by General Crook in his 1866-68 campaign against the tribe. The garrison, however, spent most of its time patrolling and capturing Indian cattle rustlers.
The campsite is on a privately owned ranch. All the remaining buildings are adobe: two officers' quarters, now serving as ranch and bunk houses; and a barracks, used as a barn. The barracks contains remnants of a chimney, fireplace, and doorways. Behind one of the officers' quarters is a stone cellar, whose barred windows indicate use as a magazine or guardhouse.
The troops at Fort Halleck (1867-86), in the Humboldt River Valley of northeastern Nevada, watched over the nearby route of the Central Pacific Railroad, stage and telegraph lines, and settlers. Most of the small garrison served in the Nez Perce War (1877).
A stone marker identifies the site, which is in a privately owned meadow. All the log and adobe buildings have long since disappeared, but brush-covered earth mounds indicate the location of the guardhouse, magazine, and commissary warehouse; and traces of rock walls, either the headquarters building or the officers' quarters.
General George Crook utilized this fort (1865-89), which had been founded by California Volunteers in a canyon of the Santa Rosa Mountains just south of the present Oregon-Nevada boundary, in his 1866-68 campaign against the Snake Indians. Its garrison also took part in the Bannock War (1878); protected settlers and ranchers from Paiute harassments; guarded the road running north into Oregon; and in the later years policed the adjacent Indian agency. The Army's successor at the fort was the Indian Bureau. It operated a school in one of the buildings, most of which were of stone.
The remaining structures, which include two officers' quarters, serve as headquarters of the Fort McDermit Indian Agency.
Twice in 1860 Southern Paiute Indians, resenting the intrusion of miners and settlers in the Carson River Valley of western Nevada, clashed with troops at this battlefield north of the valley. In the late 1850's the fertile valley, a welcome sight to emigrants passing over the Carson Branch of the California Trail after traversing an inhospitable stretch of desert, had become the site of two trading posts, the Buckland and Williams Stations. They were Central Overland Mail and Pony Express stations and supplied miners and emigrants. On May 7, 1860, the Paiutes, aroused by the abduction of two Indian girls by traders at the Williams Station, burned it and killed five men. In retaliation the miners at Virginia City, Carson City, Genoa, and Gold Hill organized at Buckland Station a punitive expedition of 105 Nevada Volunteers, under Maj. William M. Ormsby. They marched northward into the Paiute country around Pyramid Lake. Riding carelessly up the Truckee River Valley, on May 12 they fell into an ambush just south of the lake that took the lives of 46 men.
News of the defeat threw miners and settlers into a frenzy of fear and temporarily halted stage and Pony Express service over the western end of the Central Overland Mail route. Reinforcements rushed in from California. By the end of the month 800 men, including some Regulars, were under arms in Carson Valley. This force, commanded by former Texas Ranger Col. Jack Hays, also marched northward and encountered the Paiutes on June 3, at the site of the May 12 clash. In a 3-hour battle, 25 of the Indians died and the survivors fled into the hills. The next month the Army founded Fort Churchill near Buckland Station to keep watch over the defeated Paiutes and guard stage and mail routes.
The battle site, on the Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation, is virtually unchanged from its historic appearance. It lies in the lowlands along the east bank of the Truckee River. Just above the site, on the western rim of the Truckee River Gorge, runs Nev. 34 and a railroad. A marker across the street from the Nixon Post Office commemorates the battlefield.
This hut in the Mason Valley of west-central Nevada was one of the abodes of the Paiute mystic Wovoka, or "Jack Wilson" (1858-1932), the Indian messiah who founded the Ghost Dance religion. Upon the death of his medicine-man father, when Wovoka was only 14, the rancher David Wilson took him into his family and employed him as a ranch hand. Despite the Christian training and other education he received from the Wilsons, he found assimilation into white society impossible. Entering manhood, he left the ranch. Before settling down in the Mason Valley and raising a family, he worked his way through California, Washington, and Oregon. During the trip he became fascinated with the Shaker religion, whose extensive rituals and death-like trances one of the Washington tribes practiced.
As time went on, Wovoka synthesized Shaker and other Christian doctrines and his native beliefs into a religion he evolved to uplift the despairing Indians. Its revelation came to him in 1889 after a serious illness. Instead of encouraging his race's hatred of the whites, whom Wovoka believed would disappear supernaturally, he preached temporary submission, love, and brotherhood. The old order would be restored; the Indians would reinherit their lands; the buffalo, symbol of past greatness, would return; and prosperity would reign. Until the millennium came in the spring of 1891 and brought immortality and resurrection, all Indian dead would reside in a special heaven. Salvation was attainable only by adherence to a code similar to the Ten Commandments and the performance of certain rituals. The climax of these was the Ghost Dance, preceded by ceremonial purification and painting of the body. This hypnotic dance, which allowed for the expression of repressed hostility and frustration, made possible communion with the dead and promoted the coming of the millennium.
During the years 1889-91 the religion spread to some eastern and most of the western tribes, whose bitterness and impotence made practically all of them susceptible to its messianic fervor. Their bleak prospects for the future were salved only by nostalgic memories of the past. This was particularly true of the Sioux, who added aggressive and anti-white elements to Wovoka's pacifistic religion. As a result, troops crushed them at the Battle of Wounded Knee, S. Dak. The battle and the nonoccurrence of the millennium destroyed the belief of most Indians in Wovoka's teachings. Yet the Sioux incorporated some aspects of the Ghost Dance into their tribal dances, and the religion lingered for awhile among other groups, especially the Paiutes.
In the late 19th century a fire destroyed the Wilson ranchhouse. Apparently Wovoka only visited there and resided in a crude semi-subterranean hut, which has survived on the modern Nordyke Ranch just east of the ranchhouse. Of mud and wood, it measures 10 by 6 feet. It is largely intact, although some of the roof mud has collapsed. The site, used for ranching purposes, is not open to the public, but the owner has cooperated with a local civic group in protecting it. Wovoka is buried in the cemetery at Schurz, Nev., about 20 miles northeast of Nordyke.
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Fans of the Beatles set a new world record in the band's native Liverpool, England, on Friday to mark the 50th anniversary of the release of their first hit "Love Me Do."
The Fab Four's debut single hit store shelves on Oct. 5, 1962, and in recognition of the occasion, more than 1,600 fans from around the world descended on the group's home city for a mass singalong to the track.
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And the event landed a place in history - the 1,631 voices that took part achieved an entry in the Guinness World Records, according to the BBC. Jerry Goldman, Managing Director of the Beatles Story exhibition, says, "We wanted everybody to be able to celebrate together and we wanted the eyes of the world to be on Liverpool."


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If you need to place washers and nuts in between the sensor pads and wire lug(to prevent squishing the PCB) then use nickel plated copper. Dont forget lock washers or loctite, you dont want loose nuts at those currents.


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Walmart, the world's largest retailer, has long tried to serve the large group of its low-income shoppers who have little or no access to credit. The retailer offers check cashing at low rates and other services as it tries to appeal to shoppers without bank accounts.
Walmart has said in the past that about 85 percent of transactions at its U.S. stores are paid for with cash. (Reporting By Jeanine Prezioso and Soyoung Kim in New York,; Editing by Bernard Orr and Diane Craft)


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Fans of the LEGO video games will be excited to hear of the latest addition to the series – LEGO Lord of the Rings (LEGOLOTR). The game has been made official by Warner Bros. and will follow the story of the trilogy as told by the Peter Jackson films.
The game will be available for Wii, Playstation 3, Xbox 360, 3DS, Vita, DS, and PC this fall.
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Lana Del Rey – Born to Die – The Paradise Edition (iTunes Version)-2012
Description: Award winning singer songwriter Lana Del Rey release the "Paradise" edition of her double platinum album "Born To Die". This is being released in a number of exciting formats and is preceded by her brand new single "Ride". Produced by the legendary Rick Rubin, Lana recorded "Ride" at the Shangri-La Studios in Malibu, California. A former bordello in the 50′s, The Shangri-La became home to the likes of Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton and Martin Scorsese used it as a location for "The Last Waltz". Multi Grammy Award winning producer Rick Rubin has previously worked with the likes of Jay Z, Johnny Cash and The Beastie Boys. "Ride" was written by Lana and "Video Games" collaborator Justin Parker. So much more than a usual re-release, "Born To Die -The Paradise Edition" include 8 brand new songs, including "Ride".
[Notes]: iTunes version comprises 1 extra track and a 11-page booklet.
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1 Born to Die
2 Off to the Races
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Bluegrass fest runs in the family
But Mr. Barnes knew they wouldn't listen, and they didn't. They fiddled with the big bass, which peaked their interest and spurred them to learn how to play instruments, said daughter Cathy Wonderlich.
Soon they formed a band called The Bluegrass Redheads -- they all had red hair -- and the rest is history. Last summer marked the 25th year the Barnes family has hosted Bluegrass Music Weekend, a Labor Day gathering of various bands and fans.
The event was held at the Ponderosa Campground north of Aledo for the first two years, and then moved to Mercer County Fairgrounds outside Aledo to accommodate larger crowds.
Mr. Barnes and his wife, Eleanor, coordinated the show every year until two summers ago. They want to retire from the job, but the many fans have begged them to stay, daughter Cathy said. She now has taken the wheel, gathering corporate sponsors to fuel the festival. One business donated a shade awning to ensure the event goes on, despite the weather, she said.
The weekend's proceeds benefit the Easter Seals Foundation, where Ms. Wonderlich is a resource development coordinator.
A lot has changed since the first bluegrass show. The seven Barnes children have grown up, married and started their own families. The next generation is learning to play the music, and some perform at the annual event. But the grandkids someday might want to change the band's name -- most of them aren't redheads.
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Here are some of the recipes from the September 20 cooking demonstrations at the market.
Saratoga Springs Public Library is hosting an open "book discussion series" for fall, centered around agricultural titles.
Clifton Park Farmers' Market will re-open on Thursday, July 3, at St. George's Church, 912 Route 146. Market hours are 2-5 p.m. every Thursday through October.
Enjoy family yoga (all ages welcome) at the market every Wednesday at 3 p.m. through the summer, beginning June 25th.
The Lyme Action Network is working with Saratoga Farmers' Market to encourage local youth to become better educated about tick-bite prevention and Lyme Disease through a poster project and education session at the market. The posters can be submitted at the market through June 14th during market hours.
The Saratoga market's affiliated Malta Farmers' Market opens on June 3, from 3-6pm in the Allerdice ACE Hardware lot at 2570 Route 9, across from Ellsworth Commons.
The market will open at its outdoor location for the summer season on Saturday, May 3. Summer hours are Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Wednesdays from 3-6 p.m.
Join us at a free public forum on the community impact of Saratoga Farmers' Market and featuring market food on Sunday, March 23, at SUNY Empire State College in Saratoga Springs.
The market is collecting non-perishable food donations each week for delivery to a local food pantry. We rotate the donation each month to a different group.
Make plans to enjoy the market's Spicy Sausage-Sweet Potato-Kale Chowder, made by Zest using market ingredients, at Chowderfest!


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This is by no means a rant towards Warriors or Mages or anything. However, I'm genuinely interested in how others are handling the state of these other classes as a Hunter currently.
I'm currently playing 3's, and have been throughout the season, but it's much more noticeably since Weapons have come out.
So, to get to the point: Since Weapons coming out, I've played with very well experienced Rshamans, Holy Priest, Holy Paladins, and Rdruids of all calibers ranging from Rank Ones to Duelists, just playing for fun. Throughout, it seems apparently that Hunters, or at least I am, just dropping to Warrior/Mage damage. For example, we went against Warrior/Ele/Priest. I was playing with a Rshaman. The Rshaman OOM'd within 3 minutes of the game, with me spam lining the Ele, from only Warrior Damage. The Warrior did double both my partner and my damage (Amounting to over 4 million, at roughly 26k Single target DPS on me alone, being that he wasn't swapping or Bladestorm).
So, my question lies within the idea of whether I'm not doing something correctly, or if others are having these issues.
Kiting the Warrior as much as possible (But large uptime, due to warrior mobility).
This is the first time in my WoW career I've really had to burn double deterr. this early in games vs teams that are able to survive for the long-game.
Anyway, just wondering if people are having the same issues or have constructive comments on how they're handing the tunneling of Warriors right now. I'm dying without the Warrior popping CDs for almost no reason.
Note: I haven't played KFC or Beastcleave, and only played PHD slightly very early in the season. Seems like the only option is to counter this with a just as stupid (In terms of damage) comp.
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Hi all-
I ran across this on page 156 of the 5.1.1 SDK PDF:
"For more information about object_register(), please consult the Pattr SDK, which covers this and other aspects of Max's new "obex" object model."
What's this reference to the "Pattr SDK"?
Thanks, Charles
The Pattr SDK is obsolete because all of the content of the Pattr SDK has been merged with the Max SDK as of version 5. I'll make sure this text is fixed for the next SDK release.
Ah, cool… thanks, Tim!
There certainly seems like a complete presentation in the current SDK, but I was wondering.
Best, Charles
just for information,
"Pattr SDK" references still exists in Max 6.0.4 API doc (p. 105, 534..).
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Hello AT,
I'm a new reader of Apartment Therapy and I've become addicted to your site. I just moved into a townhouse rental in Silverlake and would love to get some ideas on how to decorate.
As you can see from the photos, it's a blank slate. My boyfriend and I didn't keep much furniture from our old apartments. We have plenty of space--1300 sf total, with half that taken by the living room/kitchen
While we love the open space, the light and the views, we don't love the soulless mid-90s construction. Another issue is the dark corner in the living room next to the fireplace. We're going to go with the lack
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We are allowed to paint and I'd like to bring some bright colors into the room, but I'm not sure what palette to go with. Another issue: my boyfriend is slightly color blind so I have to be careful about combos of red and green.
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Hey Alisa, from looking at your pics, we'd say you did something right in a past life because your Silver lake pad rocks!
Investing in a large rug (think 9x12) would ground the living space, and you could also create the darker, moody feeling of the lounge area with by separating it with its own darker, sexier rug (think Flokati, etc.) Also, check out this entry from our Color contest. We love how Jon paints the orange right up onto the ceiling. This color-blocking could be a great way to separate the lounge.
Other than that, we think we should open this up to the ATLA community, who are surely lining up to give their two cents!
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Hey, Alisa. Your place is not completely soul-less; I agree with Alec - your place is bright and airy, and it have tremendous potential. You could start by finding a large rug you like, which will make the place look less more home-like and reduce the echo-y sound in rooms that don't have much furniture. Once you've picked out the rug, you can choose one of the colors in it to paint the walls. Then choose some complementary colors for the rest of the space. I think your quasi-triangular nook is nifty - it would be great to see a custom bookcase in that area. I could also see a television in that space, which would keep all eyes on the view.
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I write the eBay scavenger column for the site. I often see couches in excellent condition in the L.A. area. Let me know what you need, and I'll keep an eye out for it.
Alec, thanks for all the great advice, and Molly, thanks for the very generous offer! We are thinking of getting a curved mid-century era couch, something where guests can sip a martini and get to know each other better. I've seen a few on eBay but they're either crazy expensive or get snapped up really quickly. I'd appreciate a shoutout if you see something that looks good.
Thanks again!
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You and your boyfriend should sit down and brainstorm on what you want the place to look like when you are done, how you will use the space as well as your overall budget.
Start with a space plan, use blue painters tape and mark the floor with pieces of furniture, lighting and floor coverings you think you need and/or want in the space and see if it fits. Pay attention to how you use rooms and how often when determining where you need to place things. ie. If you are left or right handed or would you really just sit in a chair facing a view or would the sofa be something used all the time or just when guests come over. Also watch how natural light effects each place in the space. Furniture and lighting are the most expensive items to go into a space, allocate the appropriate money.
Then choose a color palette, not necessarily wall color, but choose primary colors that you like and can live with. From there you can choose shades of colors and fabrics to match or compliment. You can head down to your local paint store to pick up swatches and chips and start deciding on exact wall colors and shades.
These are the basic steps I take when I first meet with clients. It helps me and my client stay on track as to what pieces to look for and what places to shop at.
Hope that helps!
"use blue painters tape and mark the floor with pieces of furniture, lighting and floor coverings you think you need and/or want in the space and see if it fits."
Brilliant idea! That will save us a lot of labor and heartache. Thanks for the great advice!
No problem.
Another great idea for area rugs, is go to a carpet or flooring store that offers remnants or odd sized cuttings. If you want to get a specific sized rug, they will be able to cut it down and bind the edges anywhere from $2 a linear foot up to $10+ per linear foot depending on the binding. Remnants are usually sold way under list pricing per yard or square foot. I once found a wool remnant about 15' X 15', with binding cost around $300. It's a great way to get a custom sized floor covering, in great material and quality for great pricing.
I have a client who is interested in a 9x12 persian rug to go on green slate floors. Do you have any suggestions as far as color etc. She is going for a contermporary western design?
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Candina@WH said...
Is dual spec hurting or helping?
With most players that can play dual roles spec'ing dual roles, is the quality of healing and tanking going down?
I know that my own performance is ... spotty. It is harder to get in the groove on healing after DPSing a few instances. The reflex reactions aren't there.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Bob Dewane said...
I, too, worried about my tanking performance slipping once I dual spec'd into DPS (which I didn't really want to do but YOU try getting into Vault when only 2/10 or 2/25 players are tanks =P).
In an effort to combat this, I try to make sure I tank SOMETHING every other time I'm on. I do all my dailys in DPS gear as I'm still trying to learn timing and rotations. I try to do Vault as a tank, but I'll go as DPS vs. not going at all. I'm trying to do instances that I know like the back of my hand as DPS to sort of "wade slowly into the pool" vs. jumping into the deep end and going for Loken's uber axe in H HOL. Also when I do tank, I will try to notice what any melee DPS in the group are doing. Where are they positioned? Do they need to move at all during the fight and, if so, where are they moving to? How long are they waiting after I pull to join in so they don't pull aggro? I'll also whisper melee DPS in my group with specific questions if I have them and most are really cool about it.
The bottom line is that I think this practice is keeping my tank skills sharp and really helping me learn my role as melee DPS.
I think the issue of dual specs has hurt tanking and healing pugs for the short term. Since a lot of dps are now switching over in order to secure groups (or try something new), you get a lot of wrongly-geared and inexperienced tanks/healers which make things annoying at the very least.
In the long term, I think its a good thing. The people who switch and like it, will make the effort to gear up and learn, and those who are awful will probably go back to dpsing.
And yes, that first paragraph couldn't be truer, tanks and healers are constantly scrutinized for pretty much every move they make. (/me dodges the incoming flame wall)
I list my priest as DPS in LFG even though my second spec is Disc. If the group is desperate for a healer, I offer up my services - but I'm definitely more comfortable in the DPS role. Flexibility over quality in this case. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't.
My Warrior is strictly tanking now. I've found that long stints as DPS severly diminish my tank sharpness. And let's face it, if a tank makes a mistake he's judged like an umpire at a little league game - hated by all the parents .... no win situation.
Completely, Candina. Dual-spec is a privilege, not a right.
My ret-pal could moonlight as a healer — could, but shouldn't, because I've never brought a healer up through weeks and weeks of group quests and instances at increasing degrees of difficulty. Spot-healing here and there, even in heroic instances, just doesn't cut it.
As for tanking: zoom out, watch your group like a mother hen, husband your cooldowns, maintain aggro, maintain aggro, maintain aggro. A tank without stubborn regard for fellow players ain't worth a damn.
I disagree, dual spec is awesome, if (and only if) you warn your group before hand that tanking or healing is new, and that your learning. Eventually, with practice and some guidance from "real" tanks/healers of your class, you'll be good at it.
Right now I have a dual space ret/protadin, and dualspeced my Shaman who has never been anything other then enhancement to resto. The pally has less problems, since it just is entering Outland, and thus has pug tanked as ret before. I still warn groups that I'm new at this, and if I mess up tell me where and how.
The Shaman is more difficult, even if I've managed to get lucky on healing mail. I caused a couple VOA wipes, etc... I offer to bow out when I notice that I'm not helping too much. I decided to ask some of the top shamie healers in the top guilds on our server for advice. I also spent some time doing crappy DPS, by focusing on what our healing shamies were doing.
I still suck, but I managed to keep our OT alive on the new VOA boss, and the DPS on the charged mob. Which is a very small achievement, but shows that people can learn.
I have a Priest dual-specced Disc and I had my first actual healing stint since Wailing Caverns back in the day. I healed heroic Old Kingdom and it went pretty well. The only actual non-boss mechanic (Insanity ftl) and non-bug (bugged Jedoga adds) wipe was when the tank tanked a pack of those @#@! elementals down the stairs and the ranged DPS was up above the top step... which meant I had to run back and forth to heal either the tank and melee, or the ranged since the LOS split my heals. At one point the ranged took a flamestrike, and the tank got banged up while I was running back to heal the ranged, then I took a flamestrike, and it went South from there.
I think dual-specs can be an overall plus, if for no other reason than some players will experience roles outside of their normal tracks and can use that to help them in their other roles. I learned a lot about healing and tanking while sitting back and DPSing. I DPSed as Shadow all through BC and balanced my threat on the 120% razor's edge. I learned a lot about tanking, since I had to know how the tank was generating threat so that I wouldn't pass them and pull aggro. I was doing over 1k DPS in ZA before the nerf without pulling through, back when number like that meant something. :^) These days when I tank on my DK or Druid, those threat lessons come in useful. I also work as emergency heals when I'm DPSing on my Spriest. I've kept more than one group up when the healer got aced in BC and in WotLK, which keeps me somewhat sharp for Disc healing. The only thing is I don't yet have the reaction time I should have when healing on Disc. I have to think about which spell to use and then find it on my bar... so I sometimes lag a bit between when I should throw my heal and when it goes off, however that'll tighten up with practice.


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Redskins sign offensive lineman Mike McGlynn
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Opponent of Redskins name: Snyder's foundation no substitute for name change
A member of the Oneida Indian Nation and a leader in the crusade to change the name of Washington's NFL team says Dan Snyder's new foundation won't undo the damage the team's name causes.
Column: Snyder's self-aggrandizing as usual, but he's doing some good
Regardless of what we think of the name or Snyder himself, some genuine good is getting done here.
Snyder: Redskins to assist Native Americans
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Cardinals linebacker pleads guilty in assault case
Arizona Cardinals linebacker Daryl Washington pleads guilty to assault of his ex-girlfriend
Agency finds 'Redskin Potatoes' to be disparaging
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Redskins sign free agent linebacker Akeem Jordan
The Washington Redskins have signed free agent linebacker Akeem Jordan.
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Two-gunmen arrested after six-hour standoff at Radio Shack
DENVER- Police have arrested the two gunmen who held a man hostage in a Denver Radio Shack for almost six hours on Friday. Police arrived at the electronics store before 10am after receiving a call about a robbery in progress. The two gunmen: 19 year-old Taveuan Williams and 23 year-old Michael Annan were attempting to rob a… Read More


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Raiders Silver and Black Blog
All about the Oakland Raiders
Monthly Archive for March, 2009
So, about those visits
While trying to find out when two Wake Forest players were going to pay a pre-draft visit to Oakland, I found out they weren't scheduled to visit the Raiders at all. Rather, it's the Raiders who are doing the visiting. Strong safety Chip Vaughn and cornerback Alphonso Smith were penciled in for workouts at their […] [Read More]
Preseason schedule released
The Raiders will open the 2009 preseason at home against the Cowboys, the same team they visit for Thanksgiving later in the season. They then play at the 49ers, host the Saints and finish at the Seahawks. By hosting the Cowboys, the Raiders resume a preseason series that ran every year from 1992-2004 — including […] [Read More]
Free agency tracker
Nnamdi Asomugha stayed, Jake Grove didn't. Erik Pears signed, Khalif Barnes declined then signed. Having a hard time keeping track of who is where in free agency? Here's a list of the Raiders' own free agents and others they have looked at, a link to their stats and measurables and their free-agency status in regards […] [Read More]
Mock Drafts 3.0
Raiders coach Tom Cable knows exactly what he plans to do in next month's NFL Draft. Good luck prying it out of him. "I'm not going to tell you," Cable said when asked about the team's needs during the NFL owner's meeting this week. "There's no reason for me to go into that right now […] [Read More]
Let the draft visits begin (updated)
The Raiders are scheduled to host Wake Forest strong safety Chip Vaughn, according to Scout.com writer Ed Thompson, making him the first known draft prospect to visit Alameda this draft season. Put another way, it looks like the Raiders won't necessarily go into the 2009 season with just the three existing safeties on the roster […] [Read More]
Raiders add three assistants
The Raiders have added two members to the coaching staff: defensive quality control coach Bert Leone (formerly of the Browns) and offensive quality control coach Rich Scangarello of UC-Davis, a team official said Thursday. They are also expected to announce the hiring of assistant special teams coach Aaron Pelch of Millsaps College. The school announced […] [Read More]
JaMarcus in the house (updated)
SFGate.com Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell smiled about this much when greeted by a reporter Thursday. Put away the milk carton mugshot. Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell is here for voluntary workouts. I know. I drove to team headquarters in Alameda to see for myself. Russell pulled up in his white Mercedes Benz just after 11 a.m. […] [Read More]
Davis remembers when
Raiders owner Al Davis held court with reporters for more than a half-hour Wednesday at the owner's meeting, touching on everything from the AFL to the current women's basketball tournament. It isn't often Davis speaks to the media these days — he usually saves it for hiring and firing coaches, which is often enough now […] [Read More]
Gallery cruising this offseason
Raiders left guard Robert Gallery will be showing off his custom-built Caddy at a car show this weekend. That's not a football event, but it's very football-related that he's appearing in public at all. SFCustomShow.com Raiders left guard Robert Gallery with his '54 Caddy Three seasons ago, standing in very public and crowded places was […] [Read More]
Cable gives Russell a nudge
SFGate.com Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell didn't exactly get a thumb's-up from coach Tom Cable on Tuesday. After an evening at a work function, I just home and (finally) found in my Inbox a Tom Cable transcript from this morning's group interview at the NFL owner's meeting (thanks to my reporter friend who was in a […] [Read More]
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The biggest challenges to dairy grazing remain the things producers can't control – weather and price volatility. Southwest Missouri producer Charles Fletcher tells Brownfield they're getting a pretty good price for milk now and hay stocks are looking good. But that's not always been the case.
Fletcher explains why he switched his operation from conventional dairy to grazing intensive in 1997. Fletcher tells Brownfield Ag News, "I'd say first and foremost, economics. We ran into a year in 1996 where grain prices were high, similar to what they were last year and it forced us to look at alternative ways to feed the cows and the thing that was abundant on our farm was grass."
Fletcher says they got by with help from friends in the drought of 2011 and '12, when pastures dried up and they had to buy feed. "When we do that it increases our costs and obviously reduces our bottom line. But by having good relationships with other farmers in the area we were able to purchase feed. It was available to us, at a higher cost, but it was available to us and that allowed us to get through."
Fletcher and his family runs two grazing dairies with 700 cows. The southwest Missouri region has about 100 dairy grazing operations with upwards of 10-thousand cows. He's one of the organizers of the Missouri Dairy Grazing Conference held last week in Springfield, Missouri.
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Windows 8 To Have Built-In PDF Reader
Written by Alan Monday, 4 April 2011 05:52
Once again we getting another small taste of what is to come in Windows 8. In the past few days We have seen the Welcome screen and the new Ribbon interface for Windows Explorer. Now today Paul Thurrott, at the Windows Super Site, has given us another little tidbit about the next-generation operating system from the Redmond software giant. This time it involves PDF files.
Today Thurrott has let it be known that Windows 8 will come with it's own built-in PDF reader. The app is the first announced and also the first we have seen that will use the new AppX application package type – which is similar to the Windows Phone 7 application package. The app appears to be full-featured competitor to Adobe's own Reader and out favorite Foxit Reader. It contains a zoom feature and sidebar navigation.
The AppX is supposedly similar to what is being worked on for Windows Phone 8. That would make sense since it would allow developers to design apps that could be compatible with both platforms.
The real question may be if the will bring Microsoft back up to the anti-trust table as they are now taking another share of the software market and building it into Windows. If the program is only a reader then that's probably unlikely since most of those are freeware. But, if it also becomes PDF writer then that may raise some hackles at Adobe, Foxit, and other makers of this type of app.
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SF House Tour: Stacy Pancake's Simple Home
Name: Stacy Pancake
Location: San Francisco
Size: 700 sq. ft.
Years lived in: 4.5, rented
We first fell in love with designer Stacy Pancake through her food-themed letterpress cards. We snatched up a few of the "foodie" cards and then lusted after the "dried goods" set over at the Curiosity Shoppe. We think her illustrations are quite beautiful in their understatement and simplicity and we were quite pleased, but not surprised, to see that same aesthetic manifested in her home.
Ms. Pancake is clearly influenced by nature, both in her design work and in the color palette and elements she chooses for her apartment. Soft organic images, textures and colors are kicked up a notch by small pops of color or graphic elements. We love that every item seems accounted for, loved and intentional. It makes her calm apartment feel genuine, warm and comfortable in its simplicity.
AT Survey:
My/Our style: I am drawn to simple clean lines and design that stands the
test of time. Contemporary, organic, ethnic, mid-century, bohemian and western best describes my style. I've collected a lot of furniture and interior objects over the years, but the ones I have not given away are timeless pieces
Inspiration: Nature is present throughout my apartment in various shapes, colors and materials; juxtaposed with urban influences. Most importantly, I like things to be interesting to look at, nice to touch, and versatile to use. Indigo, bonsai, succulents, ceramics, clay, stones, bones, hemp, ethnic textiles, wood and wool, and my art collection
Favorite Element: Neighborhood: I live on a tree lined street with a big Japanese Maple shading my apartment.
Biggest Challenge: Lack of storage space
What Friends Say: Great location; I cannot believe you have a washer/dryer; You could throw a party here.
Biggest Embarrassment: Electrical Cords
Proudest DIY: Enclosed a nook with an old real estate sign for storage space in the Dining Room
Biggest Indulgence: Art, McRoskey Mattress
Best advice: Feng Shui hints
Dream source:
joe kish
atys design
landscape products
rose and radish
jeff morris
david fought
top pause
allen pearce
the gardener
flora grubb
(Thanks, Stacy!)
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Slideshow doesn't work - Try getting rid of the ads and going back to the old format...
i love stacy's work and have always been a big fan of hers -- but i have to admit, i'm feeling a little 'meh' about this house.
maybe larger shots and fewer detail close-ups would help give a better picture.
I love the white sofa! Could you tell me who it is made by and is it leather or vinyl?
No slideshow! Frustrating!
I personally could care less about the slideshow.
That slide show is really messed up. I saw some of the slides by clicking next, then back, then next again, but then that stopped working.
wished the slideshow would work. and a little puzzled by the omnipresent book stacking trend, did i miss something? it just doesn't seem practical at all.
Horrible new slideshow and display page. Can't stand it!
I'm a little disturbed by the deer head on the wall. Overall, I don't see anything special here. It's a bit too spartan for me. Also, what is the deal with the close-up shot of the knives? I do like the white sofa.
AH, STACY PANCAKE? OF PANCAKE AND FRANKS![http://pancakeandfranks.com/]!
you are my favorite, she designed my wedding invitations with rave reviews, amazing!!!!!!!!! You should check out her website for astonishing greeting cards and sweet custom work. thanks again stacy*!!!!!
Great use of color right where its needed. Who needs a bunch of stuff anyway???? Its darling. Can I come over and do my laundry and have a cup of tea in the dining room with the most perfect shade of yellow paint that I've ever seen!
Her apartment is stellar. These photos don't do it justice, her art collection is amazing (notice the Chris Johansen? thought not).
Who is disturbed by a deer head? it was found, not like she shot it and so what if she did? And whats with the slide show comments? isn't one enough? Redundancy people! jeeze.
Super cool and well-done, exquisite taste, great sense of individual style. It's nice to see someone living in a sophisticated, no-cute zone. Where can I get a deer head?
Is Pancake really her last name?
I second that Michael W. Can anyone tell us who makes the sofa or where we might find one like it?
Awesome home. Some of the photos were stunning. The kitchen cabinets sort of stuck out to me, in an odd way, they didn't fit with the rest of your place. But that's the only thing I would change. Very unique place.
I really wish I could have viewed the slideshow. I know it has been said repeatedly, but PLEASE correct the new viewing format as soon as possible.
oh boy - another deer head... sorry i no likey but that's just me.
love the white couch especially the yawning cat....you couldn't have timed that shot better!
i can't get enough of pets who are not camera shy at all.
also somehow this seems more spacious than just 700 sf. niiiice.
i do miss the slideshow feature working...thought it was just my computer.
No -- I've given up looking at slideshows (which used to be my favorite thing) because they are behaving badly AND because the ad placement forces me to scroll down to even see the picture. Sorry, but that's a killer for me.
Very nice, just shows that you don't have to have a bunch of stuff to have a lovely inviting home. someday i hope to live like this
This isn't my taste at all and I couldn't live with so little, I'm afraid, but it is very interesting to see a space that is both pared down and still so individual. It is inspiring for that reason.
I don't like the new slideshows either and overall the ad situation on the site is a bit overwhelming these days.
I find this apartment serene and beautiful, as I share a similar aesthetic and aspiration to such spare living. I am very interested in feng shui, and would love to know which hints Stacy implemented here. I would have assumed that animal bones/heads would be bad feng shui, but I could be wrong. Please enlighten me.:)
I agree with previous commentators - the new slideshow format is terrible. It's awkward and too compressed together, and I don't like having to scroll down to see each photo. Please go back to the old layout. Thanks.
I am on IE and the slide show is not even functioning... Old layout, please.
I'd love to know where you got that sofa too!
Stacy Pancake - you've got a beautiful apartment and THE BEST name ever (runner up is Butch Mcgee).
Love your home, but suspect the images don't quite do it justice.
Appreciate your Paulistano leather chair and where it's placed. Also, very cool that you have an AJ Royal pendant lamp.
Ok, I really, really want to know about the sofa--and a couple of others have mentioned they would too. Can you please take a minute out of your day to let us know? Thanks!
Michael W. and IntheDetails // I am sorry for the delay in getting you the information about the sofa. My studio is under an inch of water due to a plumbing problem. :(
It is a white leather Theatre Sofa from Design Within Reach.
Great pictures. And just when I was thinking about how I admire but could never emulate your perfect restraint, your cat made me laugh aloud.
Stacy, thanks for the info and sorry to hear about your plumbing problem. I hope everything works out for you.
I LURRRRRVE the yawning cat! I like the style this house has been photographed in, but I agree that it does not give a good overview of the actual living space.
AT, go on, change the slideshow back to its old format. Please!
Thanks, Stacy! Sorry about your plumbing problems!
Stop with the dead-animals-as-art already.
Lots of detail shots: not enough room views.
Love the sofa. Love the cat shot. Love the tower o' books, but what if you wanted to read one??
This is the sanest and most serene house I've seen in ages and a really strong reminder, to me at any rate, of why I visit this web site. If Stacy could distill the essence of the place into a bottle, I'd buy a case and dispense it so slowly and carefully it would last the rest of my life. I especially like that nothing overwhelms the overall air of the place, and nothing jumps out and says, "Look at me, I'm expensive, I'm precious and I'm a design cliche." This proves that something modest, but imbued with a sublime sensibility, can achieve a monumental impact. Great job.
I'm tried of the close-up photos in these slide shows. I don't know if people are trying to be artistic or annoying or if they are trying to hide something or what. A close-up of knives? Seriously? Let's see some more wide-scale, whole-room shots so we can get a real sense of these rooms.
Seems pretty unlikely that the books are actually just a stack of books. It's probably a Sapien or Sapien-style shelf. http://www.designwithinreach.com/product/categories/storage/bookcases/sapien-bookcase-short.do
for those who can't see the slide show.......when you are on the first picture after you have entered the slide show page click the button to see them all as thumbnails. From there click on the second picture. The buttons to go to the next and previous pictures should then be available and you can go through them all then.
Can anyone tell me where the leather chair with the metal frame came from? I think it's great. Also, I like the close up photos, as long as they are combined with larger room shots...they help me often see how something is put together.
It the Paulistono Chair, for that matter everything but the dead animals if from DWR, which too me is no prize. Theater sofa is nice, just bought one for a client in his place.
The bedroom photo is nice and looks relaxing, however, there is nothing else here that seems cohesive.
Keep working on it..Seems like apt has good bones, which is half the battle.
You have a very nice place. Not a fan of the dead animals on the wall, and the closeup of the knives in the kitchen was a little creepy, but other than that, I really liked the simplicity of your place. It is serene and is probably wonderful to come home to after a long day at work.
I really like the simplicity and serenity of this space. The knives? Looked like a perfect set up for a horror flick. Other than that though... loved it! ; )
I love how you've used your picture molding. Can you let me know the source of your hooks and cord for hanging?
Love, love, love McRoskey mattresses. Bliss.
This woman must rent storage space somewhere else, no?
Work space?
I'd like to know where the lights mounted on the bedroom wall are from.


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Buying a whole drum set can be very expensive. If you have always wanted to become a drummer but never found the money to buy a set, you can opt to make a homemade drum set. This is great if you are considering playing drums as a hobby. Moreover, knowing how to make a homemade drum set enables you to practice your drumming skills while saving up for a real drum set. This can also be a good toy for your kids who might develop an interest in playing drums. Whatever your reason is, a homemade drum set is easy to make just by using common household materials. Here are the steps to creating your own homemade drum set:
Gather your materials:
Two ice cream containers (five quartz each) with lids
Two yogurt containers (32 ounces each) with lids
Five plastic containers (8 ounces each) with lids
Attach the lids to the containers, making sure that they are tight enough so that the vibrations and sounds will be good.
Before you connect the makeshift drums to each other, you can decorate it first according to the way you want it to look. If this is going to serve as a toy for kids, you can ask your kids to help you decorate the drums. You can simply use markers and to draw something on the drums. You can even use cutout images from magazines and books, then glue them onto the sides of the drums.
Arrange the makeshift drums on a flat surface. Place the two ice cream containers side by side. Then, place the two yogurt containers on the upper and lower contact points of the ice cream buckets, in such a way that you form a small hole in the middle of the containers. Finally, you can arrange the five plastic containers so that they also touch the yogurt and ice cream containers.
Cut at least 14 strips of double-sided tape with varying lengths. Use two pieces of 5-inch double-sided tape strips to attach the ice cream buckets to each other. To attach the yogurt containers to the big ice cream buckets, use four pieces of 4-inch tape strips. For the smallest containers, use eight strips of 2-inch double-sided tape strips to attach them to the other drums. For reinforcement, use additional tape as necessary.
For the drum sticks, you can use chop sticks or paint brushes. You can also use other kinds of sticks since different kinds can also make different sounds.
In general, you can experiment with different kinds of household materials in order to make homemade drums and even cymbals. If you do not have the containers said above, you can use any plastic buckets or containers that are large in size to create toms, which are drums that sound like bongo drums and higher pitched bass drums. You can even experiment with different sizes to figure out the sounds you like and don't like. If you want to make snares, you can use paint cans because of their metallic sound. You can even use a variety of pots and pans to create contrast in the sounds of your drums. These create sharper tones compared to plastic drums.
If you are not a professional drummer anyway, there is no need to pay a huge amount of money just to buy a drum set. Knowing how to make a homemade drum set will save a lot of money and provide entertainment for you and your family at the same time.


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UC San Diego Research Funded By CIRM to Identify Potential Autism Drug Targets
A researcher at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine is among principal investigators at 10 California institutions receiving Early Translational IV Research grants, totaling $40 million, approved today by the governing board of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) at its meeting in San Diego.
Alysson R. Muotri, PhD, assistant professor of pediatrics and cellular and molecular medicine, will receive approximately $1.85 million for his research using induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, with the aim of identifying novel small molecule drugs with the potential to treat autism spectrum disorder.
"This project is based on the hypothesis that astrocytes, one of the main support cells in the central nervous system, play an important role in the formation and function of neural connections," said Muotri.
Astrocytes will be obtained by in-vitro differentiation of iPS cells derived from patients with autism spectrum disorder. Muotri and colleagues did something similar in 2010 when they used iPSCs from patients with Rett syndrome to create the first functional human cellular model for studying the development of autism spectrum disorders.
"This work is important because it puts us in a translational mode," Muotri said. "It helps expand and deepen our understanding of autism, from a behavioral disorder to a developmental brain disorder. We can now look for and test drugs and therapies and see what happens at a cellular and molecular level."
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