I love the madness in the third picture <| sep |> Because so much of drumming is personal preference , some things you might consider are cymbal felts , hi hat felts , drum keys , micro fiber cloth , moon gels etc . Things that aren ' t too personal but can be much appreciated and are often very cheap . Take a look at the gear said drummer uses , if it looks tattered or worn out , try to replace it . Go to your favorite music gear website , search drums and then sub search accessories . Probably find good stuff in there . <| sep |> Well , the first link , from Glenn Greenwald back when he was a columnist for Salon , basically explains Politifact ' s establishment bias in the aggregate , using claims from a topical debate as an example . I ' m not sure I understand your point with respect to Rachel Maddow ' s critique of Politifact . If they want people to read the nuance context in the body of their work then they shouldn ' t have a Truthometer with oversimplified answers at the top . They should just get rid of that let the article speak for itself , or state things like , True , but . . . or False , and . . . or vice versawhich then leads straight into the article . As far as I ' m concerned , however , I don ' t think that ' s a bug . I think , to them , it ' s a feature designed to cloud the truth of the matter rather than illuminate it . Otherwise , people would feel much freer to question or critique their opinions they spin into facts , like the example Greenwald gives in the article above .