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Donner DTC-100S A special gift from a special guy! UNBOXING

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZv469ELUBE
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Please watch this video and send Dave with your blessing ❤️❤️❤️

Here is a description of this video from his YouTube channel 🙏🙏

“”” I just received a special guitar from a very special guy Tomo Fujita!

It is a Donner DTC-100S and not only the guitar but Tomo Fujita
Wisdom Pick Set, a D'Addario 3 sets of D'Addario EXL110 Nickel Wound Guitar Strings, D'Addario Eclipse Tuner, Ibanez Electric Guitar Cable, Donner Guitar Strap, Donner Electric Guitar Cable, allen key set, Donner Gig Bag and a very special CD of Blue Sky with Tomo Fujita.

It shows that there are good people in our world. I have always have always been there for people and not expecting anything in the return but when some that this happens it really make me very humble.

All of my Doctors said that i should pick up a hubby that will help me retrain in hand and arm since had a stroke and they were excited hearing that I will be getting a Electric Guitar. BTW I am so sorry about my speech due to the stroke and teeth issues.

Tomo Fujita a professional musician and a guitar professor at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. Please visit his Youtube channel and Websites (Links Below). He offers Guitar lessons too! 🙂

Thank you Tomo! This was so very special. “””

I wish all the best for Dave Williams 🙏❤️🙏

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｜影像製作｜

影像製作 Production House：FoggyIncense
藝術指導 Art Director：FoggyIncense

導演 Director：陳小律GreenTed、施博議 O-WAVE
執行導演 Assistant Director：羅婉菁 GINA

製片 Producer：曹卜仁 Allen
製片助理 Production Assistant：郭冠偉 Ken
場務 Key Grip：廖一展 Picker

攝影師 Director of Photography：林燁 Lin Ya
攝影助理 Focus Puller：文國平 BOON KOK PENG
攝影助理 AC：劉光晏 Liu Guang Yen

燈光師 Gaffer：黃維宣 Gary Huang
燈光助理 Best Boy：林晏均 LIN,YAN-JUN、陳譯宏 CHEN,YI-HONG
燈光組實習生 Lighting Crew Trainees：邱聖翔 CIOU,SHENG-SIANG

美術 Set Decorator：林秋 Chili Lin
美術助理 Art Department Assistant：周沛磬 Echo Chou

彩妝 Makeup Artist：羅翎 Rowling
髮型 Hairstylist：張皓淳 Pure Zhang
髮型助理 Hair Assistant：金鼎盛 Kim
造型師 Stylist：王敏亘

剪輯 Editor：陳小律 GreenTed、黃群耀 Akira
配樂音效 Sound Mixers：陳小律 GreenTed
調光 Colorist：林燁Lin Ya
動畫特效 V.F.X：FoggyIncense
合成團隊 Compositing：施博議 O-WAVE、魏陳斌Reo Wei、林芳柔FAN JOU LIN、陳彥安CHEN YEN AN
平面設計 Graphic Designer：TsaiTsaiTsu

動態花絮側拍 Videographer：辰旭 KEYNO、黃群耀 Akira

平面花絮側拍 Still Photographer：郁棠 Owendawner

女演員 Cast：李韋熹 Wei-Hsi Lee
特別感謝 Special Thanks：信安生化科技股份有限公司

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｜音樂製作｜
作詞 Lyrics：余承恩 Chunyan
作曲 Compose：余承恩 Chunyan、張汎宇 dac
製作人 Producer：張汎宇 dac、萬志軒 HipHopLuChihShen
編曲 Arranger：張汎宇 dac
鼓組 Drums：Chillaxe
吉他 Guitar：John Hunter
和聲 Backing Vocals：余承恩 Chunyan
錄音工程師 Recording Engineer：萬志軒 HipHopLuChihShen
錄音室 Recording Studio：顏社工作室 KAO!INC.
混音工程師 Mixing Engineer：萬志軒 HipHopLuChihShen
混音室 Mixing Studio：顏社工作室 KAO!INC.
母帶後期處理工作室 Mastering Studio：Metropolis Studio
母帶後期處理工程師 Mastering Engineer：Mike Hillier

A relentless Bethel High School defense ended Hampton's 14-year run of Peninsula District football titles, sparking the unbeaten Bruins to a 9-3 victory and the 1991 championship Friday night.

A standing room-only crowd in excess of 10,000 at Darling Stadium saw Bethel combine blitzing tactics to pressure Hampton quarterback Fred Brown and aggressive pass defense to settle the battle of unbeaten teams.

Allen Iverson's 25-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Kelly Rodgers broke a 3-3 deadlock with 4:57 left in the third period.

The Bethel defense, which held Hampton without a touchdown for the first time in 38 games, snuffed two later Hampton drives in Bruin territory.

The Crabbers (9-1 district, 8-1 overall) threatened a third time, but couldn't beat the clock as time expired with them on the Bethel 10.

''We were determined to put pressure on Brown because he hurt us so much throwing the ball last year,'' Bethel coach Dennis Kozlowski said. ''We did that with the combination of blitzes and excellent coverage by the secondary. Coach Skip Bouchard did an excellent job of mixing the coverages.''

Both teams advance to next Friday's Eastern Region playoffs, Bethel as the second-seeded team in Division 5 and Hampton as the third-seeded squad in Division 6.

Bethel (10-0, 9-0) will host either Indian River or Norcom of the Southeastern District, depending on the outcome of today's Norcom-Cradock game. Norcom (8-1) will face the Bruins if it wins today.

Hampton will play Eastern District champion Granby (5-5) in Norfolk.

''Time didn't run out on us,'' Hampton coach Mike Smith said. ''We had a whole game to get it in and we didn't. They played well and we were unable to move the ball like we thought we would. We played well defensively, but just didn't get it done on offense.''

Linebacker Tim Johnson was the catalyst of Bethel's defensive success. His numerous blitzes helped pressure Brown into a season-high three interceptions, two by Brian Bean.

Johnson's biggest play was tackling Bryan Milo for a 1-yard loss on a third-and-goal situation at the Bethel 1 with just more than two minutes left in the first half. Hampton settled for Pat Welch's tying field goal on fourth down.

''Johnson got great penetration on that play,'' Kozlowski said. ''Defensive guard Rodney Epperly was responsible for stopping Adam Dunbar for no gain on the preceding play.''

Iverson's decisive touchdown pass to Rodgers came on a second-and-10 situation at Hampton's 25.

''It's a play we had success with early in the season where Iverson fakes to the fullback inside and goes to Rodgers down the sideline,'' Kozlowski said.

''Kelly made a great catch on the ball.''

It was Rodgers' eighth touchdown reception in the last five games.

''Walter Ford had good coverage on him on the touchdown,'' Smith said. Rodgers ''just made a good move on the ball.''

The Bruins played without two key players - leading rusher Steve Rimpsey, who was out with an injury, and guard-linebacker Kareem Woods, who was serving a one-game suspension due to his ejection from last week's Lafayette game.

Shelly Ellison, Hampton's season-leading rusher, returned to the starting lineup after a one-game absence with a dislocated shoulder.

He edged Iverson for game rushing honors with 64 yards on 21 attempts. Iverson totaled 60 yards on nine carries.

Bethel scored the game's first points, on the first field goal of senior Darryl Coffie's career from 28 yards with 9:02 left in the second quarter.

Iverson's fourth-down completion for 9 yards to Marlon Anderson for a first down at the Hampton 19 was the key play of drive.

Hampton's field goal was set up when Bean fumbled at Bethel's 15 after intercepting a Brown pass at the 11.

''There were some miscues, but it was an excellent football game,'' Kozlowski said.

BETHEL 9, HAMPTON 3

Since the Detroit Pistons don't have a spectacular scorer, they get the ball to the man of the moment.

In Game 2 against Philadelphia, that player was Tayshaun Prince -- again.

Prince, the seldom-used rookie who has thrived in the playoffs, scored seven straight points at the end of regulation and the start of overtime as Detroit defeated the 76ers 104-97 Thursday night to take a 2-0 lead in their second-round series.

"Of course I was surprised,'' Prince said. "But this is a team that doesn't have a top star on it. Whenever a guy gets going, the coaches and the guy on the bench say, 'Let's get this guy the ball.' It's just a matter of who has the good feeling in the game, and in the overtime and just before overtime, that guy was me.''

Allen Iverson scored 31 points, but with a 92-90 lead and 15.1 seconds left in regulation he missed two free throws to give the Pistons a chance at an improbable win.

"I take the blame for this one,'' Iverson said. "If I made one or two free throws, we're going home happy. Put this one on me.''

Detroit's Chauncey Billups missed the game with a sprained ankle after scoring 101 points in three games. He was replaced by Chucky Atkins, who had scored just 23 points in eight playoff games. Atkins matched that total while playing 44 minutes.

Prince, who scored 20 points in Game 7 against Orlando in the first round, made a difficult spinning 4-footer with 4.3 seconds left to force overtime. He scored the first five points in the extra session on a layup and a 3-pointer just before the shot clock expired.

Atkins made a 3-pointer with 2:07 left to give Detroit, which set an NBA record by going 8-0 in overtime, a 100-93 lead.

Iverson said he was not surprised to see Prince and Atkins play so well.

"They don't just grab guys off the street and put them on NBA rosters,'' he said.

The series now moves to Philadelphia for Games 3 and 4 Saturday and Sunday.

It's safe to say Prince will not be spending as much time on the bench as he did during most of the regular season and the start of the playoffs.

The native of Compton, Calif., appeared in just 42 games after being the 23rd pick in the draft out of Kentucky. He averaged 3.3 points in 10 minutes a game.

Prince didn't play in the opening game of the playoffs against Orlando, scored two points in Games 2-3 and despite slowing down Tracy McGrady, didn't play in Game 4.

After Detroit coach Rick Carlisle was criticized for keeping Prince on the bench, he scored 15 points in Game 5 and 20 points in Game 7 as the Pistons became the seventh team in NBA history to win a series after trailing 3-1.

Prince played a career-high 39 minutes Thursday night.

"When you don't play much, there's a hungriness inside of you,'' Prince said. "You want to bring something to the team.

"At first, it was just defense against Orlando. But now I've been able to help on the other end.''

Richard Hamilton scored 23 points, Cliff Robinson scored 14 of his 16 points in the first quarter, Jon Barry had 11 and Ben Wallace had 15 rebounds, seven points and two blocked shots.

Iverson wasn't a one-man team, either.

Kenny Thomas scored 15 points and grabbed a playoff-high 19 rebounds. Eric Snow, playing on an injured right foot, scored 14 points. Derrick Coleman and Aaron McKie each scored 12.

The Sixers came back from a 14-point deficit midway through the second quarter, and Iverson made two free throws with 1:40 left to give Philadelphia its first lead since the end of the third quarter. Snow's jumper on their next possession put Philadelphia ahead 92-89.

Hamilton made one of two free throws -- continuing Detroit's poor night at the line as the Pistons missed 14 of 35 attempts. But Iverson gave Detroit a chance, with each of his attempts hitting the rim and bouncing out.

The Pistons had no timeouts left, and the ball eventually got to Prince on the right wing. He backed in against McKie, avoided Snow's swipe at the ball and twisted his body around before releasing a soft floater that was all net as the crowd went crazy.

Snow airballed a long 3-pointer at the end of regulation as Philadelphia could not get the ball into Iverson's hands.

"I was yelling for Allen to shoot more,'' Philadelphia coach Larry Brown said.

Before Billups was signed as a free agent last summer, Atkins started 137 games over two seasons and averaged at least 12 points. Atkins averaged 11.3 points in 10 playoff games last season.

Atkins ran Detroit's offensive effectively in the first quarter, leading it to a 30-25 lead, and made several key baskets, including shots in the final seconds of the first and third quarters.

Game notes

Robinson missed six shots after going 6-of-7 in the first quarter. ... Detroit missed eight of 10 foul shots in the first half. ... Atkins scored 22 points for his previous playoff-high in Game 5 of the second round last year against Boston.

The Atlantic Division is heading down to the wire. It's also heading down to the bottom.

Allen Iverson scored 38 points for Philadelphia, which beat Boston 97-93 on Sunday to snap a three-game losing streak and move three games behind the Celtics in the NBA's worst division. At one game below .500, Philadelphia could finish with the Eastern Conference's third seed or miss the playoffs altogether.

"The playoffs have started for a lot of teams and we haven't joined in the fray," said Boston coach Doc Rivers, hoarse after a game in which his team fell behind 26 points in the first quarter. "We really don't get it. I'm telling you, we don't."

Philadelphia moved a game ahead of Orlando for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Samuel Dalembert had 18 points and 15 rebounds for the Sixers, who played their third consecutive game with Chris Webber out because of a sprained left shoulder.

Iverson started and played 44 minutes, getting nine assists and six steals, despite a strained groin that put him out of the fourth quarter in Friday night's game against Dallas.

"Early in the game, we buckled down," he said. "I'm glad we did, because it shows we can play defense with the best of them."

Paul Pierce had 26 points and 13 rebounds and Raef LaFrentz had 14 points and 13 rebounds for the Celtics, who were without Antoine Walker (bruised left knee). Rivers said Walker will probably miss Tuesday's game at Washington and perhaps the rest of the week.

"But, listen," Rivers said. "They didn't have Webber, so no excuse for us. Antoine had nothing to do with this one."

Boston won 10 of 11 after acquiring Walker at the trading deadline, and Sunday's game was moved to the afternoon and put on national television after the surge threw the teams into a fight for the division title. But the Sixers have fallen to the verge of the lottery, and Boston lost three in a row before beating the Atlanta Hawks -- the NBA's worst team -- on Friday.

"It's a big game: national TV," said Ricky Davis, who scored 27 off the bench for Boston. "It's very embarrassing."

The Celtics would earn the third seed with a division title. But Boston is just ½-game ahead of Indiana for home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs.

The Celtics trailed 38-12 with 15 seconds left in the first quarter, and it was still a double-digit deficit late in the fourth when Davis hit a 3-pointer with 6:39 left to make it 83-75. Pierce and Al Jefferson each hit a pair of free throws to complete a 7-0 run that made it a four-point game.

Boston made it 93-90 in the final minutes when Pierce scored on a finger-roll layin from underneath the basket and drew a foul. But he missed the free throw, then Iverson scored off a screen at the top of the key to give the Sixers a five-point lead with 22.7 seconds left.

The Celtics made just 5-of-20 shots and committed seven turnovers in the first quarter. Philadelphia made 5-of-12 from 3-point range in the first but just 1-of-9 in the second, when the Celtics scored eight straight to close the gap and then cut it to 10 on Pierce's 3-pointer in the final second of the half.

Game notes
Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell took part in the national anthem, making good on a Super Bowl bet he made with his Massachusetts counterpart, Mitt Romney. Both governors wore Patriots jerseys; Rendell's wife, Midge, a trained opera singer, helped him finish the song. ... Kyle Korver went 1-for-6 from 3-point range to set the 76ers record for 3-pointers in a season with 198. The old mark was held by Dana Barros, who made 197 in 1994-95.