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My daughter got married on Saturday. My wife was the photographer, and I was the audio guy.I thought I'd tell you about the simple audio setup I used. Here's what we needed:
- Background music during the meals
- Dance music for later
- A mic for a singer and input for acoustic guitar
- A mic for speeches.
- A Roland KC550 180W mixing keyboard amp
- A Shure SM58 mic
- An easy-to-adjust mic stand
- An Apple Airport Express router
I used the Airport Express to set up a wireless network. It has an audio output I plugged straight into the amp, and I was able to stream music via Airplay using my iPhone. That means I was easily able to make adjustments from anywhere in the room – either the volume when speeches and other announcements needed to happen, or changing playlists when needed.
My phone spent most of the time in my pants pocket, and I adjusted the volume using the hardware volume buttons. But I had to be careful not to leave the room with my phone!
This setup also meant that other wedding guests could contribute music from their iPhones too. This was very useful. I'd guess close to 10 people contributed at least a few songs during the reception. This was especially good during the dancing – one guest had a killer dance playlist that worked really well. Lots of Dubstep.
The quality of the audio through the Airport Express was very good, but for the louder dance music I ended up plugging the iPhones directly into the mixer via the headphone jack. The bass was significantly cleaner at high volumes that way. I'm not sure whether that's true of all Airport Expresses, or a minor fault with mine.
I was surprised (and gratified) when a few people walked across the room to comment, "You're using your iPhone to control that music, aren't you?" That was fun.
The day was a huge success. In case you were going to ask, here's a photo of my daughter and I:
Congrats Adrian !
Congrats my friend! Thanks for sharing with us your experience!
Congrats mate, and to your daughter and new husband.
Great setup. Thanks for the share.
..ps you didnt hold the reception in the shed didya !
Thanks everyone.
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..ps you didnt hold the reception in the shed didya !
Lol. No, but we did use it as sleeping quarters for our guests.
What a nice experience, congratulations and thanks for sharing great news with us!
Amazing. I haven't seen wedding with wireless controlled audio setup. Normally a CD was used and the CD player plugged directly to the mixer. Congrats She's beautiful.
Woah! nice experience and you daughter is a pretty bride buddy! congrats!
Lucky for Envato I haven't passed my 50$ threshold and get into a situation like yours.
congrats.. me and my wife's anniversy is comeing up next week.. we will be married 7yrs


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Dr. Iyer is extremely intelligent, knowledgeable,understanding and kind. She is brilliant....intuitive at times. Will say what you feel and experience before you even gave to try to explain. She truly manages pain...not just gives pain meds that so many are ignorant about. She knows pain meds are not good for me but it's life. I simply can not live without pain control so there should be no issue of meds. Just as diabetics need insulin chronic pain patients need pain meds. She gets this and even reminds me when I am upset about needing meds. She thinks of best treatments and offers several. Also encourages natural and spiritual approach to healing. The office o on the other hand is not up to par. Can be Rude busy and even ignores me when standing there after knowing meur fot years. Nurses good. Just need better management and kinder reception.receptionists always unprofessional. A shame since dr. Iyer should set a standard.Its worth it for such a rare gem of a doctor.
Dr. Iyer has the staff and equipment to perform RFI and ESI procedures in her office.Most other "real" PM Doctors have to perform these procedures in the Hospital. She stays on top of all new advances in PM care. Great knowledge and cares for her patients.
Dr. Iyer has been my pain management doc since 2003 and is one of the most knowlegable and compassionate doctors I have met and while every time you fill out a form re your concerns, she always has time to listen to new or changing issues and treats me with respect and helps me find the best medicine that will work with the least amount of side effects which was very challenging for me as I'm very sensitive to all medication due to liver disease and sensitive skin. She never treats me like a drug seeker and seems to truly understand chronic debilitating pain and I don't know what I would do if it wasn't for her. My only criticism, is it seems that her staff never remember me and they don't seem to have much understanding about Medicare/Medicaid and there is always a new person to go over my records. Other patients have told me they don't have a problem with with their insurance plans so I don't know why mine is so confusing to follow.
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what are these caps?? i think the second one is a NY fat but i have no clue what the first one is!!
what are these caps?? i think the second one is a NY fat but i have no clue what the first one is!!
looks like a german outline, i could be wrong, only way to know for sure is to test it
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yeah first one's a german outline, and the second's an NY skinny. not fat.
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anyone know any websites to get female fat caps besides art primo. i need a good female fat cap ive used the adapters for 6 months and im tired of them
thanks i just want the caps anyway
i found rusto can be ok for pieces as long as the space is prepped and you have decent caps. the ones you get when you buy the cans spray too thin so the paint is not opaque and you have to spray alot to get good color but then it drips.. ny fatts and german thin out line ..banana caps work ok as well
Rustos cheap and fine for tags and throwies if you use it with different caps, but I refuse to use it on any pieces, as those are more public and I don't want them to get fucked up
So i found these 3 cans of Sherman-Williams spray paint. But they were nearly 10 years old, and were totally depressurized. Anyways, the strange thing is that they had these caps, which were insanely different. They had this straight-ish line, and gave off this calligraphy type of line. Ill try to post some flicks soon. I have no idea what kind they are, after i post the flicks, any ideas would be appreciated.
Make sure ur caps arent clogged but if ur cans are actually depressurized but the still have paint, use an air compresser and *carefully* fill the can with air.
I was able to get a bit more out of the can, the rest i just drained out and used for a marker. Here are some pictures of the cap, sorry they arnt the best quality, they were taken from my iPad.
^ da fuck.... I've never seen anything like it :P
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i worked at a place before in which every few months we had to re spray outlines around work stations for safety... the device we used held the can a little less than upside down... the caps were sort of like the one above
nothing new....usually caps like that are found on cans that come from autozone/pepboys.... cheap cans. the light blue part on the front of the cap can be rotated to your liking. its ok for fills
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Be Alert for Scams When Donating Money for Disaster Relief in Japan
(Published: March 15, 2011)
Secretary of State Tre Hargett urges Tennesseans to use caution when donating money to people who say they are providing aid to victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
"Tennesseans are very generous people who want to help when disasters like this occur," Secretary Hargett said. "Unfortunately, there are unscrupulous people who will try to take advantage of that generosity. Before making charitable contributions, would-be donors should try to learn as much as they can about individuals and organizations who claim to be raising money for relief efforts."
Due to inclement weather, today's State Election Commission meeting has been canceled. Please continue to monitor this web site for weather-related changes at the Tennessee Department of State.
(Published: January 10, 2011)
Tennessee History Day Winners Advance to National Competition
(Published: April 19, 2010)
Months of research and hard work paid off April 17 for the 100 students and two teachers who won awards at the Tennessee History Day competition.
The winners are eligible to represent Tennessee at the National History Day competition, which will be held in College Park, Maryland June 13-17. The first- and second-place finishers automatically qualify for the nationals. Third-place finishers are eligible to attend if the first- or second-place finishers in their categories can't attend.
Tennessee History Day, which was held at the Legislative Plaza, the Tennessee State Museum and the Nashville Public Library, attracted more than 200 students from across the state. The participants were all award winners from district competitions held in Memphis, Murfreesboro, Knoxville and Chattanooga.
Davy Crockett's marriage license returned to Jefferson County, with assistance from the State Library and Archives
(Published: April 19, 2010)
He is known in as "King of the Wild Frontier" – a frontiersman, soldier and politician who, according to legend, could wade the Mississippi River, leap the Ohio River or ride a streak of lightning.
Yet early in his life, Davy Crockett was also a jilted lover. He obtained a marriage license to wed Margaret Elder, who broke his heart by marrying someone else instead. Although the marriage never happened, the marriage license remained on file at the Jefferson County Courthouse until it was lost decades ago.
Now, thanks to the hard work and persistence of officials in Jefferson County and the Tennessee State Library and Archives in Nashville, the document has been safely returned to the Jefferson County Clerk's vault.
"This important historical document has now been returned to its rightful place in the public domain," said Secretary of State Tre Hargett, who oversees the State Library and Archives. "I am grateful for the role our dedicated staff played in securing this item."
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State Funding Board Expects Modest Revenue Growth in the Next Fiscal Year
(Published: April 8, 2010)
With the state and national economic picture for the next 18 months still muddled, the Tennessee State Funding Board is expecting only modest growth in the state's revenues during the 2010-2011 fiscal year.
For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2010, the Funding Board expects the revenue growth rates to be negative, ranging between -1.77 percent and -1.29 percent for total tax revenues and between
2010 Candidate Nominating Petitions Filed With Election Offices
(Published: April 1, 2010)
State Library and Archives Staff Hits Road in Search of Civil War Memorabilia
(Published: March 29, 2010)
More than two decades after a statewide effort to copy and catalog photographs of historical significance, the staff of the Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA) will be hitting the state's highways and byways again in search of Civil War memorabilia. The materials TSLA staff members find during their travels will be copied, archived and used to create a digital exhibit commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War.
During the 1980s, TSLA staff carried out a successful preservation project for historical photographs called "Looking Back at Tennessee." As part of the project, TSLA staff members and a mobile photo lab visited courthouse squares around the state to copy historically significant photographs. Citizens were offered the opportunity to bring in their old photographs to have them copied and preserved by professional archivists.Read More...
Tennessee Blue Book Now Available Online
(Published: March 22, 2010)
The 2009-2010 Tennessee Blue Book, the definitive source for information about state government and history, is now available online.
The Blue Book can be accessed by visiting http://www.tn.gov/sos/bluebook/index.htm
"I am pleased the Tennessee Blue Book is now available online for all Tennesseans," Secretary of State Tre Hargett said. "Many schools use the Tennessee Blue Book in history and civics lessons - and this online feature will increase students' access to this valuable resource." Read More...
State Library and Archives to Host Workshop on Quilts of Tennessee
(Published: March 16, 2010)
The Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA) will host the latest in a series of workshops and seminars titled, "Quilts of Tennessee: What they Can Tell Us About Our Ancestors," April 17. The workshop will be held at the State Library and Archives building, located at 403 Seventh Avenue North, from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.
Businesses Can Save Time, Money by Filing Reports Online with the Office of the Secretary of State
(Published: March 9, 2010)
In a difficult economy, most businesses have neither time nor money to spare. So it's not surprising that more and more companies that do business in Tennessee are choosing to file their registration paperwork and annual reports online with the Office of the Secretary of State.
About 185,000 businesses and other corporate entities are expected to file annual reports in Tennessee this year. Since most of them close out their books at the end of each calendar year, their annual reports are due April 1.
The office's Division of Business Services switched to a "true" online filing system last fall. For about a year prior to the transition, companies could transmit their reports via the Internet, but that information still had to be manually keyed into the old computer system by employees.
Tennessee History Day Can Lead to a Better Future for Our Young People
(Published: March 8, 2010)
(This column was originally published in The Jackson Sun Feb. 21, 2010.)
Those of us who have lived in Tennessee for a long time may think we know our state pretty well. Even so, there are a few facts about our state's past that might escape the attention of all but the most avid history buffs.
For example, did you know that civil rights activists Martin Luther King, Jr. and Rosa Parks both attended the Highlander Folk School near Monteagle?
Or that three other cities other than Nashville have served as the state capital, including Kingston, which held that distinction for a single day?
Legislature's New Funding Mechanism Allows Long-Planned Maryville School Project to Move Forward
(Published: February 19, 2010)
Local, state and federal officials attended the groundbreaking for Coulter Grove Intermediate School Friday. After years of planning, construction of the new school in Maryville officially began moving forward this week, thanks to a new funding mechanism authorized by the state legislature last year.
The attendees included Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett; Daniel Tangherlini, the U.S. Treasury Department's Assistant Secretary for Management, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Performance Officer; and numerous other officials representing Maryville and Blount County.
Black History Month Resources Available at State Library and Archives
(Published: February 8, 2010)
In celebration of Black History Month, the Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA) is highlighting two collections relating to the state's African-American history that have been added within the last year.
Last fall, TSLA added a collection called Guide to African-American Genealogy-Related Documents Prior to 1865, which includes a large selection of Supreme Court cases, state acts from 1796 through 1850, legislative petitions from 1799 to 1861, church records, correspondence, diaries, memoirs and other documents.
TSLA also added a new collection, Reconstruction and the African-American Legacy in Tennessee, to the Tennessee Virtual Archive (TeVA) within the last year. That collection, which includes photographs, scrapbooks and other images, can be found on the web at: http://teva.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm4/reconstruction.php
Tennessee Library Association Honors Retiring State Librarian And Archivist
(Published: January 25, 2010)
The Tennessee Library Association has passed a resolution honoring State Librarian and Archivist Jeanne Sugg for dedicating her career to improving libraries throughout the state.
Kevin Reynolds, the library association's president, said: "Jeanne has been a strong advocate for our libraries and her unflagging efforts over many years have resulted not only in libraries in Tennessee becoming better prepared to assist library users, but also have resulted in library users more easily gaining the critical services and resources that libraries provide. Furthermore, under Jeanne's leadership, we have witnessed increased access to important archival resources, thanks to digitization and other efforts."
Sugg will retire Jan. 29, capping a 20-year career with the Tennessee State Library and Archives. She has served as the State Library and Archives director since 2005.Read More...
Secretary Hargett Urges Caution When Giving To Help Haitian Earthquake Victims
(Published: January 14, 2010)
Secretary of State Tre Hargett is urging people to be cautious and make wise decisions when considering donations to help the Haitian relief efforts.
"Whenever there is a tragedy of this magnitude, people want to do what they can to help," Secretary Hargett said. "Many people want to contribute money to the relief efforts. Unfortunately, there are scam artists out there who will try to take advantage of that spirit of generosity."Read More...
Secretary Hargett Appoints Charles Sherrill as State Librarian and Archivist
(Published: January 14, 2010)
Charles Sherrill, a Middle Tennessean with 25 years of experience as a library administrator, will begin his new job as State Librarian and Archivist Feb. 5, Secretary of State Tre Hargett announced this week.
The State Librarian and Archivist directs operations at the Tennessee State Library and Archives (TSLA), the agency that collects, stores and displays state documents and records. The State Library and Archives also operates the Tennessee Regional Library System, provides training and support for other public libraries throughout the state and oversees the Tennessee Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, which offers free library services to people with disabilities.
"I am very pleased to have someone with Mr. Sherrill's background and skills in this esteemed position," Secretary Hargett said. "Our goal is to increase the awareness of the great programs available to Tennesseans through the State Library and Archives. Our goal is to extend our outreach beyond our downtown Nashville location and I know Mr. Sherrill will provide excellent leadership and vision not only to TSLA, but also to libraries throughout our great state. "
Portland Man Faces Criminal and Civil Penalties for Running Bogus Charity
(Published: January 13, 2010)
A Portland man faces possible prison time and at least $40,000 in civil penalties after fraudulently representing himself as a Robertson County deputy sheriff who was raising money for a charitable publication to be produced by the sheriff's office.
Branden L. Fitzgerald, 19, was arrested and notified of the civil penalties against him this week following cooperative efforts involving the state's Division of Charitable Solicitations and Gaming and the Robertson County Sheriff's Office.
The investigation found that Fitzgerald did business under the name Local Youth Prevention Services.
Tennessee Constitutional Officers' Staffs Make Contributions to Active Military Personnel and Veterans
(Published: December 23, 2009)
A group of Tennessee military personnel stationed in Iraq will be able to spend more time talking with their families and friends, thanks to contributions made by employees who work for the state's three constitutional officers.
Employees of state Treasurer David H. Lillard Jr., Secretary of State Tre Hargett and Comptroller Justin P. Wilson donated 360 AT&T pre-paid phone cards with a total of 39,000 minutes of calling time. Those cards will be sent to soldiers in the 230th Air Cavalry Squadron, which is based in Smyrna and includes soldiers from Smyrna, Jackson and Louisville, Tennessee.
In addition to supplying phone cards to active military, employees from the three constitutional offices participated in helping veterans here in the Nashville area. The staff in the constitutional offices raised $2,053 for Operation Stand Down Nashville, Inc., an organization that provides training and support for veterans, with a special emphasis on veterans who are homeless.
Ensure Your Charitable Contribution Goes to Charity
(Published: December 21, 2009)
(This column was originally published in the Johnson City Press Dec. 13, 2009.)
The three wise men are among the Christmas season's best-known icons. However, when it comes to charitable contributions, some of us don't always make wise decisions.
The period between Thanksgiving and Christmas is traditionally one of the busiest fundraising periods of the year for many charities. Some collect as much as half of their total contributions during the holidays. That isn't too surprising since many of us, filled with the holiday spirit, give some of our money to worthy causes at this time of year.
The problem, though, is some charities aren't quite as charitable as they lead people to believe. In some cases, only a small portion (or none) of the money they receive is actually spent on their charitable missions.
And so, just as people are trying to make the most of their purchases during these economic hard times, it is important to make sure the dollars you donate to charity are good investments as well.
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(Published: December 16, 2009)
Job Help as Close as the Public Library
(Published: December 3, 2009)
(This column was originally published in The (Nashville) Tennessean Nov. 30, 2009.)
(This column was originally published in The (Nashville) Tennessean Nov. 30, 2009.)
By Tre Hargett
Many economists believe we are headed for a jobless recovery — that is, one in which many sectors of the economy start to show improvement while there is little or no gain in job growth.
If you are out of work, that doesn't sound like much of a recovery at all. Unfortunately, far too many Tennesseans are facing that situation.
The state's unemployment rate was 10.5 percent in October, 0.3 percentage points above the national average. The rate may rise even higher following the closing of the General Motors plant in Spring Hill Nov. 25, which idled another 2,000 workers.
Use Caution with Cause-Related Marketing
(Published: December 2, 2009)
(This column was originally published in The (Memphis) Commercial Appeal Nov. 27, 2009.)
Teaming of for-profit companies with nonprofits to sell products, services while raising money for charity sounds fine, says Tre Hargett — but read the fine print.
In difficult financial times, every dollar counts. Even during the season of giving.
During this holiday shopping season, many people will make purchasing decisions that are influenced by "cause-related marketing."
In simplest terms, cause-related marketing arrangements are those in which for-profit companies team up with nonprofit organizations to sell products and services while simultaneously raising money for charity.
On its surface, it sounds like a great concept. Why wouldn't you want to buy a product from a company that is promising to donate a percentage of the sales proceeds to your favorite charity, when you're planning to buy that product anyway? Unfortunately, some of these arrangements aren't exactly what they seem.
Hargett Working To Make Sure Graveyard Voting In Tennessee No Longer Exists
(Published: November 20, 2009)
Tennessee's Division of Elections has identified at least 9,800 deceased voters who should be removed from voter registration rolls across the state. Tennessee drew unwanted national publicity in 2005 when it was discovered someone had illegally voted in a state Senate race by using names of the deceased. When Secretary of State Tre Hargett appointed Mark Goins as Coordinator of Elections earlier this year, they set a goal to remove deceased voters from the voter rolls.
Tennessee Myth and Legend Exhibit Showcases Some of the Volunteer State's Greatest Oddities
(Published: November 17, 2009)
If you have lived in this state for a while, you have probably heard stories about famous Tennesseans such as Casey Jones, Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone. But have you ever heard about the time it rained blood or about the woman who lived to be 149 years old?
The Tennessee Myth and Legend exhibit, located at the Tennessee State Library and Archives Building in downtown Nashville, touches all of these topics as well as ghosts, the Bell Witch, Tommy Knockers, opossums, giant catfish, falling stars, Elvis, Jack Daniels and Jesse James.
Tennessee Local Development Authority Approves Water Improvement Project Loans for Henderson County and Crossville
(Published: November 12, 2009)
The Tennessee Local Development Authority approved loans for two water treatment improvement projects today – one located in Henderson County and the other in the City of Crossville. Read More...
Tennessee Blue Book to be Dedicated to Fallen Veterans
(Published: November 10, 2009)
As a tribute to our state's military veterans, the Tennessee Department of State plans to dedicate the 2009-2010 Tennessee Blue Book to all the Tennesseans who have been killed in combat during the War on Terror.
"Tennessee has long been known for its spirit of volunteerism," Secretary of State Tre Hargett said. "I think dedicating the Blue Book to the men and women who have given their lives in combat is a fitting tribute to that spirit of volunteerism."
More than 14,000 Tennesseans are serving in military units involved in the War on Terror, including about 84 percent from the state's National Guard units.
Through the end of October, 108 Tennesseans have lost their lives during the conflict.
The Blue Book, published every two years, provides a wealth of information about Tennessee state government and history. It is used throughout the state as a reference book by schoolchildren, educators, archivists, journalists, government officials and other citizens. The next edition of the Blue Book is scheduled for release in January 2010.
Communities throughout Tennessee will receive financing to build or repair schools as a result of the Tennessee State School Bond Authority's (TSSBA) action
(Published: November 5, 2009)
Communities throughout Tennessee will receive financing to build or repair schools as a result of the Tennessee State School Bond Authority's (TSSBA) action today. The TSSBA finalized plans to sell up to $184 million worth of Qualified School Construction Bonds (QSCBs) as part of a program created by the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The bonds are tax credit bonds that provide a federal tax credit to the investor on a quarterly basis. The bonds may also pay a supplemental coupon to the bondholders on a quarterly basis.
Tennessee Local Development Authority Approves $37 Million for Drinking Water and Wastewater Projects
(Posted 10/26/2009)
The Tennessee Local Development Authority (TLDA) approved nearly $37 million worth of loans today for communities throughout the state to build or upgrade drinking water and wastewater systems. Of that total, more than $14 million will not have to be repaid by the communities receiving loans because of a principal forgiveness program. Read More...
Nine Tennessee Archivists Recognized by Secretary of State Tre Hargett for Completing Certified Archive Manager Training
(Posted 10/23/2009)
Nine archivists from around Tennessee were presented with certificates today from Secretary of State Tre Hargett in recognition of their achievements in becoming certified archive managers. Read More...
Secretary of State on Twitter
(Posted 10/9/2009)
Starting today, news and information about the Tennessee Department of State will be available to Twitter users. Read More...
Division of Elections Hosts Meeting Regarding Optical Scan Voting
(Posted 10/9/2009)
A group of election officials from across Tennessee held detailed discussions this week about how to properly conduct elections using paper ballots. Read More...
State Building Commission Approves West Tennessee Megasite Project
(Posted 9/30/2009)
Citing its potential to bring jobs to an economically-struggling area, the State Building Commission Executive Subcommittee gave its approval Tuesday to the West Tennessee "megasite" project. Read More...
More Than $37 Million in Loans Approved By the Tennessee Local Development Authority for Drinking Water and Wastewater Projects
(Posted 9/3/2009)
The Tennessee Local Development Authority (TLDA) today approved nine communities and two utility districts in Tennessee to receive a total of more than $37 million in low-interest loans for drinking water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Of that amount, $15 million is scheduled for principal forgiveness on debt, which will result in a financial windfall for the communities with the most urgent needs. Read More...
Tennessee Electronic Library Makes 'Back to School' Easier To Handle – For Students and Teachers
(Posted 8/10/2009)
After a nice summer vacation, some students may dread the thought of heading back to school. But the Tennessee Electronic Library can help make the transition easier.
Department of State Offers Charitable Organizations Option to Register Online
(Posted 6/23/2009)
As the end of June approaches, many of the state's charitable organizations will be renewing their registration with the Tennessee Department of State. Unlike years past, they now have the option of doing so online. Currently 5,271 charities are registered with the state.
"I believe many organizations will find online filing more convenient," said Secretary of State Tre Hargett. "One of my goals is to make the Department of State as user-friendly as possible to the citizens who interact with all of our divisions." Read More...
Veteran Election Commissioner and Legislator Receives Medallion Award from Secretary of State Tre Hargett
(Posted 6/17/2009)
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Secretary of State Tre Hargett presented Jimmy Wallace, a longtime election commissioner, legislator and community activist, with the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) Medallion Award.
The presentation took place during the Madison County Board of Commissioners meeting in Jackson June 15.
Mr. Wallace was recently elected chair of the Tennessee State Election Commission, where he has served as a member since 1995. As chair, Mr. Wallace will work closely with Tennessee Coordinator of Elections Mark Goins toward the common goal of ensuring that the state's elections are fairly and properly conducted. Read More...
Blackburn, Younce Chosen for State Election Commission
(Posted 6/11/2009)
Two experienced county election officials have joined the seven-member Tennessee State Election Commission. Read More...
Group of "Legislators" receives Medallion Award
(Posted 6/11/2009)
Secretary Hargett presented a prestigious Medallion Award to representatives of the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature June 9. Read More...
New Election Administrators Receive Training
(Posted 6/7/2009)
A group of newly-appointed county election administrators assembled for a daylong training in Roane County this week. The Department of State's Division of Elections held the training session at the Community Center in Kingston. Twenty administrators and one election commissioner attended the session, most of whom remained in Roane County the following day to observe the city elections held there. During the seminar, the administrators got a crash course in many of the issues involved in conducting an election, including various reporting requirements, ballot deadlines, maintenance of voter records, polling location logistics and compliance with the Help America Vote Act.
"I am impressed with the comprehensive training program our Division of Elections is implementing," Secretary of State Tre Hargett said. "This training is going to result in our administrators reaching their full potential as election officials. Tennesseans can be proud of their hard work and dedication."
Mark Goins, the state's supervisor of elections, added: "As a group, they're going to do just fine. And, of course, the state is going to continue to offer them advice and guidance on an as-needed basis. Also, newly-appointed Roane County Administrator Charles Holiway and his staff conducted a smooth election."
Jimmy Wallace Elected Chair of Tennessee State Election Commission
(Posted 5/27/2009)
On May 19, 2009, Jimmy Wallace of Beech Bluff, Tennessee was elected to chair the Tennessee State Election Commission. The term of office will be from June 1, 2009 through May 31, 2010. Mr. Wallace has been a member of the State Election Commission since May 1995.
The State Election Commission is composed of five members. These individuals are elected for a term of four years. This is the only commission in Tennessee state government which is elected wholly by the General Assembly. Read More.
Secretary Of State Hargett Announces Grants To Help Job Hunters
(Posted 5/11/2009)
A half dozen libraries across Tennessee are receiving grant funds administered through the Secretary of State's office for programs that help job-seekers find work.
Libraries in Ardmore, Rogersville, Johnson City, Decatur, Union City and Franklin will each receive $7,500 to set up job training centers. These centers will provide materials and professional services to teach new skills to displaced workers, provide information about career choices and offer resume writing and job application assistance.
With the state's unemployment rate estimated at 9.6 percent in March, Secretary of State Tre Hargett said there are many communities that could benefit from job training and assistance programs like those financed through the grant funding. Read More...
Pending Rules and Regulations RSS Feed Now Available
(Posted 4/22/2009)
The Tennessee Department of State has added a new tool to its web site to make it easier for people to track pending rules and regulations issued by the state's regulatory agencies. It's now possible to get updates on pending rules and regulations by subscribing to the Pending Rules and Regulations RSS Feed. This new tool complements the current Pending Rules and Regulations Online Database.
The web site has previously offered the RSS feed for rules and regulations that have recently gone into effect. However, the new service allows citizens to stay updated on rules that have been filed with the Secretary. This can be helpful, for example, to give business owners advance notice of pending rules. Tennesseans will now be able to better plan to make sure they're doing what is necessary to remain in compliance to the regulations affecting their industries.
Secretary of State Urges Tennesseans to Exercise Caution When Giving for Tornado Relief
(Posted 4/13/2009)
Secretary of State Tre Hargett warns Tennesseans to be wary of fundraising scams involving relief efforts for tornado victims, and urges donors to exercise caution when giving to any type of relief effort. Read more...
2009 – 2011 County Election Commissioners
(Posted 4/7/2009)
Persons appointed to the County Election Commission shall qualify within twenty (20) days after their April 6, 2009 appointment date by filing their Oath of Office with the State Election Commission.
106th General Assembly Acts and Resolutions Posted on Web Site
(Posted 3/12/2009)
Acts and resolutions of the 106th General Assembly are now available online.
State Department Launches Improved Web Site and Invites Public Comment
(Posted 3/10/2009)
The first phase of the updated Web site is available with final changes scheduled for completion by the end of the month. Read more...
As we continue to work on the new site, please give us your feedback.
Secretary of State Tre Hargett Re-appoints Jeanne Sugg State Librarian & Archivist
(Posted 3/3/2009)
Secretary of State Tre Hargett announced today that he will re-appoint Jeanne Sugg as State Librarian and Archivist. The State Librarian and Archivist is the Chief Administrator for the Library and Archives Division of the Tennessee State Department. The division collects and preserves books and records of historical, documentary and reference value, as well as encourages and promotes library and archives development throughout the state. read more...
Stanford Financial Group Questions
(Posted 3/2/2009)
Recently, our office has received calls and e-mails regarding the SEC's recent actions affecting shareholders of investments held by Stanford Financial Group. In Tennessee, the Department of State does not have jurisdiction regarding these investments. These securities are within the scope of the Securities Division of the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance. Shown below is a link provided for the use of Stanford investors.
Secretary of State Tre Hargett Appoints Mark Goins Coordinator of Elections for Tennessee
(Posted 2/11/2009)
Secretary of State Tre Hargett announced today he has appointed current State Election Commissioner Mark Goins as Coordinator of Elections for the State of Tennessee. In accordance with Tennessee Annotated Code statute 2-11-201 (b) Mark Goins will now be the chief administrative election officer for the state. read more...


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Indians' No. 1 prospect homers, adds career-high five RBIs
By Sam Dykstra / Special to MLB.com | May 14, 2012 6:37 PM ET
Cleveland's top prospect went 2-for-4 with a home run and five RBIs on Monday to lead Class A Lake County to a 6-3 win over Great Lakes.
The quintet of RBIs represents a career high for the 18-year-old shortstop, who was selected eighth overall in last year's Draft and signed with the Tribe just before the August deadline. He also has multi-hit games in four of his last five contests.
Following Monday's performance, Lindor ranks second in the Midwest League in hits (44), fourth in total bases (67) and sixth in batting average (.312) for the Captains, who have won six of their last seven.
"It's awesome. I have no regrets," said Lindor. "Everything's working, thanks to the Lord. I've been able to stay healthy. The team's been able to get W's. There's not really much more I could ask for. It's been great."
Ranked as MLB.com's No. 30 prospect, the native Puerto Rican, who had not played since May 9 due to personal reasons, hit his fourth homer of the year -- a three-run shot -- to right field in the third inning of Monday's contest. He added a two-run single an inning later.
Despite his 5-foot-11, 175-pound frame, Lindor was lauded for his power potential before he made his professional debut late last year. He did not produce a roundtripper in his first 16 games of the season, but has since put four over the wall in 16 games since. Nonetheless, although Lindor takes pride in his ability to hit the long ball, he chooses to characterize his stroke in a different manner.
"I can hit home runs, but I'm not a power hitter," he said. "I'm more of a gap-to-gap guy, a guy that can hit line drives, put down a bunt when I need to bunt, that kind of thing. I'm going to run into a pitch every now and again, but that's not my game. [When I hit home runs,] it's not a surprise because I know I can do it. I won't hit 45 or 50 homers in a year, but I'll get a few. I honestly think anyone in the league can hit home runs."
The Indians drafted Lindor because of his ability not only to hit for power, but because of his ability to hit for contact as well as his baserunning and fielding prowess. Those kinds of labels, along with the tag of being a first-round pick, are enough to worry any ballplayer. Lindor, however, has his own way of dealing with the pressure.
"No matter what pick, what round -- whether it's the first or the 50th, I still have to compete," he said. "I have to show [the Indians] that they made the right choice, and I have to prove to everyone else that I can play, that I can do this for the rest of my life."
Indians' No. 15 prospect Luigi Rodriguez went 1-for-2 with an RBI, a run and two walks out of the top spot in the Lake County lineup.
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School Years 6A/7S/8S/9S/10S/11S (all boys in both S & Y will perform on both dates) Some selected girls will also be performing on both dates.
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Let's just hope that the blonde spotted out on the golf course with Tiger Woods earlier this week was just cleaning Woods' golf balls or helping him to decide which nine-iron to use. Because if she's really his new gal pal, it is way too soon.
RadarOnline is reporting that an eyewitness spotted the serial cheater out with a "very pretty blonde" who looked strikingly similar to Woods' estranged wife, Elin Nordegren.
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This whole Kook thing is stupid, who cares..to me as long as you respect the line up and not be a asshole you will be fine. The only confrontation i have seen is when people dont respect the line up and alot of people need to grow up on this site..2 many people quick enough to throw words out but i sure 80% would not back it up.
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If you own a surfboard or a bodyboard, go out to have a good time and do your best to respect the other surfers around you. Is there really a need for names?
I don't care if the person paddles out on a carbon fibre surfboard for the first time ever to learn. The fact that even though judgemental eyes will be all over them, they are still out there to learn what we all know and love makes them tops in my book.
Would you buy a rash guard that said kook on it? If you take away the insult, does it pack the same punch? I think not...
kooks that have myspace pages are kooks!
I show up drinking coffee and stoked to surf even when it is small sometimes. Guess Im a kook even though I have surfed against corey lopez and ben b.
A kook is simply someone trying to be something they arent and never progresses. The dude who is at a popular bar talking to his buddy about how the waves were pumping and got some sick pit when you know damn well it was flat. Thing is they usually walk out of the place with a hot chick because they cant tell a surfer from a kook. Makes one think buts a whole different topic.
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If you have a list and the guy doesn't have all that you want, do you walk away?
Admit it, we've all done it. We've all made a list of what we're looking for in a guy. Sometimes the requirements are pretty simple: Intelligent, tall, kind to animals, likes children and has a good job. Sometimes the list is slightly insane. It takes into account everything from his shoe size to the color of his eyes.
There's a huge difference between knowing what you want and genetic engineering. I sometimes wonder if the women who have a list that could be as tall (or taller) than they are really don't want to find "the one." I wonder if they're too afraid to take a chance on someone and would feel safer being alone. After all, you don't get mangled in love when you're alone. Then again, having a list of boyfriend requirements that is nigh impossible to fulfill makes you wonder if the woman who wrote the list has unrealistic requirements about herself and her life too.
It's funny that when you create a list, any type of a list, you can get so bogged down in the details that you've forgotten the reason why you created the list in the first place. Haven't you ever made a list when you go to the supermarket and you swear that you're only going to buy what's on the list and nothing else. Then you come out and somehow, a carton of ice cream has found itself into your plastic bags.
So, do you, should you really adhere to this list you've made for your future boyfriend? A guy isn't a carton of ice cream that you accidentally bought at the market. A boyfriend is a serious matter. Right? Not really. When you think about it, a boyfriend is someone you enter into a relationship with for a period of time. The relationship, any relationship doesn't have an expiry date, but just because you're dating Alex now, doesn't mean that you'll be dating him 7 or 8 months from now. If you've all ready pre-planned the relationship with the guy, any guy by the third date, don't be surprised if it and he doesn't follow your master plans.
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Hi everyone,I found this source code on www.paravelinc.comlt-ie9, lt-ie8, lt-ie7 on the html tag itself is an interesting idea that I have not seen before. Is it the most efficient way to target those browsers?
In terms of dir=ltr is that also necessary?
Hmmm, and <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />Is that Internet Explorer specific?
Thanks for all of the input here lol - I'm not used to seeing this code. I'm liking the website though, with a responsive layout.
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Perhaps the site is using proper JavaScript and they decided not to bother with the patches needed to also support JScript (which is what IE8 and earlier run instead of JavaScript). Those entries are not targetting IE9 or IE10 at all. There are also quite a large number of newer JavaScript commands where there is no direct equivalent in JScript.
Yes that is an Intrnet Explorer 7+ specific meta tag
lt-ie9, lt-ie8, lt-ie7 on the html tag itself is an interesting idea that I have not seen before. Is it the most efficient way to target those browsers?
I dunno if it's the most efficient, but it's probably the most easy. You'll tend to see it on sites using things like Moderniser and other polyfilling libraries who want to set classes and then add/remove stuff using those classes as references.
The default, if not stated, is ltr. If you want rtl on any element, or if you will be mixing rtl and ltr, it's a good idea to add it. Otherwise, it's superfluous.Though it's possible someone is sending out multiple versions of a page (rtl and ltr) and then for the ltr page they could be using the attribute for styling:html[dir=ltr] someotherelement {styles only seen on ltr pages;}
Hmmm, and <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" />
Suppose grandma is running IE8 and discovered her favourite Matlock fan site was "broken", she might have set her IE8 browser to act like IE7 so that the site would look right, since it was built in the dark ages in DreamWeaver or something. Next, she goes to your site, which wants her IE8 to act like IE8, not IE7. That's what that tag is supposed to do: make her IE8 act like IE8.
If you built your site to work fine in IE7, you don't really need that tag. Let IE8 users in "compat mode" get the IE7 version. Big whoop. I don't use it.
If your interested in the idea then you should find all these options interesting. These are all the ways I'm aware of to target ie. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/target-ie.php
Just realised that no one answered that part of your question yet.
It isn't just IE where the no-js is specified - the last line applies it to all other browsers as well.
That's the way you should work things with regard to HTML and JavaScript. The HTML should be the version that people without JavaScript are expected to work with and any changes for those with JavaScript available should be applied from JavaScript.


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Some photos from Costa Rica May 18-26 timed a pretty good swell...rained a lot so I got to surf a lot here is what I got when it wasn't raining.
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Nice shots! What part of Costa are those pics from?
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By the look of the Scarlet Macaws in the jungle, it's got to be the south. And there's a whole lot of going left going on. And is that the Osa peninsula's headlands in the distant background of some of the photos where there might be a right hiding out? Hmmmmmmm.
Looks like you caught a really nice swell. Great shots. We're heading back to CR soon and this just makes me wish it were even sooner. I'm totally jealous ;^)
you scored... nice shots!
nice shots...you guys definitely scored!
looks like Pavones and Hermosa.
holy crap thats a lot of photos. +1 for you guys scoring
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Thanks everyone.... BookemDanno & Enjoytheslide good call you guys know Costa..it's funny you mention Kelly we heard he was down there & missed him everytime...we went to Escodia he went that afternoon we surfed Hermosa he was there earlier etc.
nicee, that would have been awesome to happen to paddle out next to k9 haha.
Great shots man!!! We've been here in Jaco since June 8 and aren't leaving until the 22. We've surfed 8 foot Bocca Barranca Monday for the first time.SWEET!!!!!! Caught Esterellios in the overhead range with some great form last Thursday. Hermosa has been out control Monday at double overhead...NOBODY out! Swell is dying today with things here in Jaco at head plus. We're heading to Dominical in the morning and looks like another swell is coming in late Thursday into Friday pushing waves heights back into the overhead plus range for the standout spots. Looks like I'm not missing much in Wrightsville and North Myrtle Beach....PURA VIDA EAST COAST!!!!!!


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While we're still discussing dimensions, there's an interesting artwork discovered by Chelle and Pedro Rato (thanks for notifying me guys)! Would you believe me if I told you, that this custom-made backyard deck is actually flat as it can be? That's right, the shown garden deck was specially designed for one of the Apple's execs, art collector Jeff Dauber. It was built for him by Berkeley-based architect Thom Faulders. Btw, it doesn't stop there – Faulders designed the exec's whole house. I haven't seen it, but I bet it looks awesome! More pictures after the break…
Jeff Dauber's backyard deck will not (despite initial impression) suck you into some wormhole, and then throw you back in time. Thom Flauders, designed the piece to create an optical illusion of curves where there are only flat surfaces. Here are some quotes from Dauber:
I wanted someone to barf when they look at it. The deck looks like it is sloping away from you." – Jeff


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Apple is expected to announce the iPad Mini sometime in October
The iPad's "mini me" has started production as Apple attempts to ward off competition with a smaller, cheaper tablet.
Apple's Asian component suppliers have kick-started mass production of the new iPad, nicknamed
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Apple's iPad is the king of tablets and eats up a majority of the tablet market share. However, the 9.7-inch display and a load of features like 4G LTE connectivity and a Retina display with 2048x1536 resolution makes the iPad a tad expensive. In fact, the new iPad starts at $499.
Cheaper and credible alternatives to the iPad have emerged recently, offering the iPad a bit of competition. Amazon's Kindle Fire, which is a 7-inch tablet for $199 that was released last November, was the first to take a chunk of the iPad's market share last holiday season.
Other tech companies have since followed suit, offering smaller and cheaper alternatives. Google recently launched its 7-inch
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Clearly, Apple needs to jump into this market if it wants to hold onto its No.1 spot. Not many details are known about the iPad Mini, such as price, but it has been confirmed that it won't have the Retina display that the new iPad has. This was likely an eliminated feature in order to keep the iPad Mini competitively priced.
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Making History is structured around four themes that relate to historical inquiry.Your digital history will need to be about one of them:
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The Brevard community is invited to attend the informational presentation to help educate the community about the newly adopted sport of Brevard athletics.
Men's lacrosse will begin the evening with an explanation of their rules, followed by the women's lacrosse team. Guests will be able to meet and greet the players after the demonstrations.
Both programs hope to establish a knowledgeable crowd and create excitement at their games.
The home opener for the men's lacrosse team is February 9 at 1pm and the women's team is set to open February 18 against Lees-McRae at 4pm.


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Tru Thoughts was formed in 1999 in Brighton, on the south coast of England, by Robert Luis and Paul Jonas. Initially run from underneath Rob's stairs, the label was originally started as a home for some of the exciting music being produced by the regular guests at our Brighton club nights, at which Rob was the resident DJ. (Some of the most popular long-running nights past and present include phonic:hoop, Etch, Sonic Switch, Shake Yer Wig, and Vibez Express).
After a run of eclectic 12" and 7" singles, the first artist album was Bonobo's debut, 'Animal Magic', and it was immediately well received by critics and fans, as well as the music being in demand for adverts and major compilations. As the club nights continued to be packed out, any income was reinvested back into the label. With Brighton the hub of a buzzing leftfield music scene, it wasn't long before more of these great artists were snapped up, with Quantic, Nostalgia 77, Alice Russell and TM Juke forming the backbone of the roster. Other long-term signings followed from further afield, including London trio Belleruche; Lance Ferguson from Melbourne, Australia (with his various guises including The Bamboos, Lanu, Menagerie and the production of Kylie Auldist); New Orleans' Hot 8 Brass Band; and Edinburgh's Hidden Orchestra.
In 2007 Quantic moved to Colombia and began working with numerous amazing artists from Central and South America, which opened up an exciting new stream of musical styles into the label. Spreading our net wider as time has gone on, we have proudly released music from all over the world, and gradually come to reflect the label's fanbase, which has always been very international from day one. It has been our absolute pleasure to release the wonderful music of Kinny, of Native Canadian and Jamaican heritage and based in Norway; Brazilians Drumagick and Saravah Soul; Japan's Anchorsong; Mark de Clive-Lowe and Lost Midas from the States; and of course lots of acts from the UK, including Zed Bias/Maddslinky/Sleepin' Giantz, Hint, Zero dB, Omar, Wrongtom, Riz MC, Harleighblu, Ty and Rodney P.
Still running from Brighton, but now with a sister office in LA, we have released over 120 albums and are still 100% independent, with Rob being the man picking the tunes and Paul putting together the team that now handle all aspects of releasing the music internationally, as well as working the publishing to movies, TV and adverts. Our policy is to look to sign music of all styles by artists that are interesting and creative, from downtempo instrumentals to heavy club tracks, through reggae, dub and hip hop to the wonderful voices of folk, jazz and soul-influenced singers and songwriters. We aren't the sort of people to get stuck on genres; we hope you agree that good music is good music.
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A respiratory therapist who worked at Bay Park Hospital will not face charges in the breech of private patient information. Toledo News Now reports Oregon Police won't bring charges against Jamie Knapp for improperly accessing private patient information due to a lack of evidence. The breech occurred back in April. Police say no financial information was compromised and there's no threat of identity theft. Knapp told police she accessed the information of patients she wasn't treating because she was just trying to help out. Knapp has resigned from her position at the hospital.


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10 financial safety tips for vacation
Most people think summer is the only time to take a vacation. But a lot of people take vacations in the fall and winter when flights and hotels are less expensive and tourist destinations aren't as crowded.
A vacation is a great time for relaxation and spending time with family and friends. The last thing you want is to stress about fraud and have your vacation ruined because of a lost or stolen credit card. You can usually avoid this headache if you take a few extra steps when preparing for a trip or are more aware of your surroundings. Here are few tips to help prevent you from becoming a victim of fraud on vacation.
- Protect cards as if they are cash. Do not leave them unattended anywhere, such as in a car, restaurant or even at the pool. If you are traveling, your cards should be with you at all times. Or you can put them in a secure location like a hotel safe.
- Never write down a personal identification number (PIN) – memorize it. Also, designate unique PINs for each card, and use random number, letter and symbol combinations when possible. Do not use easy to crack codes, such as a birth date, which could easily be found in your wallet.
- Don't leave credit cards in your car's glove compartment. An alarmingly high amount of all credit card thefts are from this area.
- Always check to make sure cards are returned when used at a store or restaurant. It's easy to forget cards, especially when you're on vacation. And it's easy for servers or sales people to return the wrong card when they're in a hurry.
- Don't carelessly discard or leave documents that contain personal information in the open – including account numbers – such as car rental agreements or airline tickets.
- Do not give account numbers over the phone unless you have initiated the call. Most companies will only ask you to verify a portion of your personal information.
- Always take receipts and destroy any extra copies.
- If you travel overseas, let your card provider know about your plans to travel to a foreign country. There may be restrictions on using cards in some countries and a provider will be less likely to question the foreign transactions if prior notice is given.
- If you decide to shop online on vacation or need to update flight or hotel reservations online, be mindful of the websites you visit and what information you share. Always purchase from websites that start with https because this means it is a secure site. Also, be mindful when using public Wi-Fi networks. Internet connections that require a password are the safest. You don't want that new eBook you ordered online costing you half your bank account.
- Most fraudulent use of cards takes place within a few days of their being lost or stolen. If your card is lost or stolen on vacation, immediately report it to the issuing bank or financial institution.
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PASADENA - Community activists demanded justice Tuesday for slain black teenager Kendrec McDade during a rally on the steps of Pasadena City Hall.
Local and national NAACP leaders joined Pasadena clergy members and more than 100 demonstrators on the steps of Pasadena City Hall on Tuesday to rally in support of justice for the unarmed black teen gunned down by Pasadena police officers Mathew Griffin and Jeffrey Newlen on a poorly lit street on March 24.
The cops reportedly thought McDade was armed.
Pasadena Community Coalition member Martin Gordon asked the crowd to flood City Hall and the Pasadena Police Department with letters, phone calls and emails to "let them know we want justice for Kendrec McDade."
Gordon said the McDade shooting mirrors other officer involved slayings of black men in the U.S. such as the Kenneth Chamberlain shooting in New York and said the shooting illustrates to him the lack of value placed on the lives of minorities.
"If you devalue you black people and people of color, then it's open season," he said.
Some likened the shooting to a modern day lynching and called the officer involved slaying a murder.
"This murder of this young man is part of a murders going on across the country," said Qwazi Nkrumah, from Occupy Los Angeles and Occupy the Hood.
The March 24 shooting has shaken the community of Pasadena and reopened old wounds from previous slayings of black men at the hands of Pasadena cops.
Demonstrators held signs with the names of nine men killed by the Pasadena police offices during the last 19 years. For long time resident and member of the Pasadena-branch NAACP Gary Moody said the McDade shooting rings eerily familiar.
"We are still fighting the same institutional racism," Moody said. "We are fighting some of the same battles we fought in 1965."
The McDade family filed a lawsuit on April 3. The family's attorney continued her calls for a U.S. Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division, despite the four current investigations, two by county agencies, one by the Pasadena Police Department and the probe started by the FBI last week.
"Not to disrespect any other agency, but I am asking for the Civil Rights Division to investigate," Harper said.
"There is a cover up. We need to get to the bottom of this," she added.
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Basically you choose whether your a Vampire,Human or Slayer and then you each go to your respective bases and socialize. You can even plan attacks on the enemy faction. Vampires can also go into the streets and bite humans.
-Increased Speed
-Increased Strength
-Can extract blood from humans as a meal (Kills human in the process)
-Can turn humans into Vampires by mixing their own blood with the human
-Not allowed to use any ranged weapons
-No modern day equipment allowed
-Increased reaction time
-Increased sense of hearing and smell
-Array of weapons available at base (Nothing too OP)
-Lots of useful tools (Lockpick, Telescope, Walkie Talkies)
-Increased intelligence
-Will get a premonition when a Vampire breaches a 50 meter vicinity from him/her position.
To Join follow this guide:
Name: (Choose a name)
Faction: (Vampire, Human or Slayer)
Ok I'll start.
Name: Danzo
Faction: Slayer
No faction can completely take over another faction without at least killing its leader and 2 other members of the faction in 1 day.
There are 5 main areas on the map. The Slayer Base, Quiet town area, forest, Vampire Base and a Small desert.
The Slayer Base has the following rooms:
Weapons Storage (Nothing too strong)
Vehicle Garage
Training Room
Meeting Room
The Vampire Base has the following rooms:
Melee Weapon Storage (Absolutely nothing which is ranged)
Stage with Audience Seats ( For leaders to talk to many Vampires)
Coffin Room
Underground Sewer ( Underground sewer which leads to a lake in the forest. Very long however and takes a while even for Vampires to reach.
Most Humans inhabit the quiet town area.
Vampires Speed is not incredible just a bit faster. Roughly Base Lee speed.
Strength is enough to break thick walls with a blow. However its strength is more suited to breaking objects not bodies but it can still be used in this way.
Can only turn one Human a day.


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(NEWSER) – Walking your dog in San Francisco? Don't let it eat any meatballs you may find on the street. Police in the city say they have found dozens of meatballs suspected to be poisonous in a Twin Peaks neighborhood where a similar incident happened last year. An officer says she found 34 meatballs hidden in carports, behind stairwells, along curbs, and in bushes on Saturday. She says a resident handed her another ball of raw meat she took from her dog.
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Luxury personified at a reasonable cost gives way to the affordability of a .91 carat old European cut diamond (H color; SI1 clarity) placed in a slightly arched open work setting of platinum. In addition, the lace-like mount hosts sixteen (16) brilliant cut diamonds of a total estimated weight of .18 carats dotted throughout the setting.
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Since 1993, there have been complaints about the 14-inch-long size limit on taking bass in the Atchafalaya Spillway and the nearby waters of the Lake Verret-Belle River basin.
The limit was placed on fishermen the year after Hurricane Andrew came close to wiping out all fish species in the country's largest overflow swamp. At first, freshwater anglers tended to dismiss the Wildlife and Fisheries biologists determination that Andrew killed 175 million fish across these waters.
Granted it was difficult to believe that 5 million bass were among the 175 million, but I verified those estimates after spending most of two post-storm months in 1992 with the 10-man LDWF crew surveying the devastation across this treasured Louisiana waterway.
The perception was that the new size limit was solely the result of Andrew's powerful sweep.
Not so: Beginning in 1989, Spillway fishermen complained about a continued decline in bass catches, and state fisheries biologists began studying bass catches and the Spillway's unique flood-to-summer-low environment.
What they found was that a 12-inch-long bass (the pre-1993 size limit) might have spawned once, but a 14-inch-long bass spawned at least twice. Presented with the pre-Andrew decline and the storm's destruction of fish stocks, the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission approved the 14-inch minimum "keeper" size plan.
So, nearly 20 years later, and with an increasing number of Spillway fishermen decrying the current plan's effects, the LDWF's Inland Fisheries Section began another study.
Section chief Mike Wood issued the new study's results earlier this year: In short, the findings were that the current size limit "in the Atchafalaya Basin, Lake Verret, Lake Palourde and Fausse Pointe Lake is not effective in increasing the abundance of large size bass."
Now, the state fisheries managers want to hear from you. Wood said he fully understands any new regulation will affect thousands of fishermen, and that's why managers need your input.
You can make your comment on the LDWF website: http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/webform/basin.
While any size-limit decision is likely to come next year, a change could be the best Christmas present for Spillway and Lake Verret-Belle River fishermen.


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