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Journal of Legal Education Comes to Southwestern
The Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Journal of Legal Education (JLE) will soon be based out of Southwestern when the editorial reins are handed off in January 2009. Now in its sixth decade, the highly respected AALS quarterly publication has a readership of over 10,000 law teachers throughout the United States and thousands more outside of the United States. Its primary purpose is "to foster a rich interchange of ideas and information about legal education and related matters," with articles touching on legal pedagogy and curriculum development, the legal profession, legal theory, and legal scholarship.
For the past five years, the JLE has been edited by Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C. under the direction of co-editors Professor Carrie Menkel-Meadow and Professor Mark Tushnet (now of Harvard Law School). At Southwestern, Dean Bryant Garth and Professor Angela Riley will serve as co-editors. An Advisory Committee of 12 faculty members from around the country provide general policy guidance. Prior to Georgetown, the Journal was most recently edited at Vanderbilt University and Case Western Reserve University.
Professor Menkel-Meadow said, "I am so happy to be 'handing over' the JLE to a scholar and dean of such depth and knowledge about legal education. Southwestern will make a good home for this important journal. And, I can help with the transition!" She will be a Visiting Professor at Southwestern in the Spring of 2009, which will help facilitate the move from Georgetown to Southwestern.
"Southwestern is a national leader in curricular innovation and cutting-edge scholarship, which makes it a perfect match for the Journal of Legal Education," Dean Garth said. "We are honored to be selected to host the Journal which has served as an important medium for the exchange of ideas among legal educators for over half a century." The author, co-author or co-editor of 16 books and nearly 100 articles on the legal profession, dispute resolution, globalization and the rule of law, Dean Garth is also chair of the Advisory Committee of the Law School Survey of Student Engagement project and on the Executive Coordinating Committee of the pioneering "After the J.D." study of lawyer careers. He is a graduate of Stanford Law School where he served as editor-in-chief of the Stanford Journal of International Studies.
Professor Riley indicated, "We look forward to showcasing the perspectives of both junior and senior faculty from a wide range of disciplines." A judge of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, she has focused her own recent research and scholarship on protection of Native American intellectual and cultural property. Her articles and chapters have been published in a number of major law reviews including Yale Law Journal, Columbia Law Review and California Law Review as well as a leading treatise on Intellectual Property. She is a graduate of Harvard Law School.
Dr. Molly Selvin will serve as the associate editor of the JLE when she joins the Southwestern staff in January 2009. Currently the Interim Dean of the Pardee RAND Graduate School, Dr. Selvin was an editorial writer and news reporter for the Los Angeles Times from 1990 to 2008. She is also a 25-year veteran of the RAND graduate school faculty, where she teaches courses on public policy, and served for ten years as a researcher with RAND's Institute for Civil Justice. She earned a Ph.D. in American Legal History at the University of California, San Diego, was the recipient of both Fulbright and Volcker (RAND) fellowships, and was a Visiting Scholar at Harvard Law School.
Information regarding the Journal's policies on submissions, reprints and subscriptions is currently available at www.journaloflegaleducation.org. Inquiries related to Journal activities at Southwestern may be directed to the Dean's Office.


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Is this pop eye on our Bala Shark?
I dont know what happened but my dads bala shark's right eye has become white and bulgy looking, it has seemed a little stressed lately so I guess it could have banged itself on something, if appears to be blind as it doesnt react when it is facing the glass with this eye. Is there anything we can do?
27 Gallon planted: Super Dragon Betta, Neon Tetras, Honey Gourami, Rummy Nose Tetra, Checker barbs, Bolivian Ram, Otocinclus, Amano shrimp, Assassin snails.
75 Gallon Reef: Ocellaris Clownfish pair, Firefish, Royal Gramma, Bangaii Cardinal, Midas Blenny, Coral Beauty Angelfish, Cleaner Shrimp, 18+ crabs and snails
Looks like pop eye to me. Popeye can be caused by poor water, a bacterial infection, or an injury, there may be other reasons but those are the three that come to mind. I believe if it's from poor water or a bacterial infection it would be in both eyes. I had an angelfish injure his eye by bumping into a rock while chasing after another fish, and it looked much like your fish's eye. I would do extra water changes for a while until it clears up. Clean water is what he needs most. My fish has permanent damage to his eye and is now blind on that side, but he does fine getting along and still rules his tank.When I go fishing I just throw sharp rocks in the water and wait for the dead fish to float to the top... Kingfisher
Everything happens for a reason. Sometimes that reason is you are stupid and make bad decisions.
I think my fish is adjusting well to the four gallon, He's laying on his side attempting to go to sleep on the bottom of the gravel.
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It looks like what my Serpae Tetra had. =/ Eye cloud. It completely coated his right eye, so that he couldn't see anymore. I attempted to cure it with Fungus Guard, but after two treatments, it still didn't subside. It could be a fungal or bacterial infection. Fungus Guard supposedly treats both, but it didn't work for mine. You might try Maracyn 2.Adventures in Aquaria - The KevinVA Story
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I believe a antibotic is in order but you must treat for the correct type: gram negative or positive. Google to determine (or use shotgun but becareful since this can stress fish and wipe out a filter.) I think QT is in order for treatment if that is the risk.Knowledge is fun(damental)
A 75 gal with eight Discus, fake plants, and a lot of wood also with sand substrate. Clean up crew is down to just two Sterba's Corys. Filters: continuous new water flow; canister w/UV, in-tank algae scrubber!! Finally, junked the nitrate removal unit from hell.
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How's your fish going? If he hasn't improved, place him in QT with methylene blue, sponge filter, air, and a heater for 7 days, changing water out 100% every day and redose the the blue. Meth Blue is gentle and kills both bacteria and fungus. Do reduce swelling you can also pour some epsom salt into his QT tank at 1 tbs./10 gallon.

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Well, I got a dose of an issue I have never had in a pup. My Cosmo pup has been doing wonderful. She's just now at the 6 month mark. She does singles, doubles, and even did a water triple today with no problem. Ob is going great, hold is nice and ff will start next week.
Here's the issue:
She loves the water. Has been picking up water marks with over 100 yd swims, land water land, and whatever I will throw at her. Her love for the water killed her training yesterday. I had a pair of hip pocket doubles set up on a hill above my small pond. I was well over 100 yds from the pond and running directly away from the pond.
Got her out of the kennel headed to the line, she cocked her head and stared at the pond, the entire way to the mat. Got to the mat, bird boy on long left bird is signaled and starts to blow she looks out at the station then immediately flips her head back to the pond over her left shoulder. We had to walk out almost even with the short gun station to get her to focus on the long gun. Let her pick up that side as singles then returned to the mat thinking we had the issue taken care of. She immediately let her focus return to the pond, had to resort to same method to get her to focus on the long gun. ( long gun was 100/ short gun 50) She has been doing marking drills like this for almost 2 months and is doing an excellent job of marking. I think I created a monster.


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It's my second day of vacation and I slept for nine hours last night!
I normally get between four to six hours due to work demands.
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
Mrs. TI7 and I are off to the Central Coast for a few days.
You kiddies behave and we'll see you when we come back! Aaahhh! Vacation!
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Sure, make me paranoid. Are you really watching me?
Enjoy the time off.
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I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
Weesa back!
Unfortunately the Mrs.fell ill en route (less than an hour of travel) so we had to turn around and cancel. Hopefully, we won't get charged for our reservations. Things happened at such a late date that we may have to eat at least one day of our motel lodging.
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
My vacation in the Adirondacks was splendid....had some great weather....even saw a hail storm for the first time ever! Pretty cool stuff, hiked a mountain, played some Guitar Hero with drunk cousins one night. All around it was great to be away from cell phones, computers and televisions for a week, nice and peaceful.
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
After working seven straight days of eight-hour shifts at the fuel center (most of it spent reading), I'm finally off. Tomorrow we're heading to California; first to Disneyland, then to San Francisco, where my sister is moving in with her boyfriend. I should be sad about leaving her but I'm more sad about this being the last opportunity to see the original Star Tours.
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Not really a vaction, but I get to go to Boston for a week for training next week.


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|TheDailyMeal.com found the recipes people search for most, from chicken breast to hummus.
In order to come up with the list, they tracked internet recipe searches over the past year with Google Analytics and other sources, considering both generic ingredient searches ("chicken recipes") and searches for specific dishes ("Rice Krispie treat recipes"). They ranked the results from highest to lowest, based on approximations of average monthly searches over a one-year period, rounded by their search tools. While these rankings offer a glimpse of only one brief period, they offer a lot of insight into the past, present, and future of American eating habits.
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|Lasagna is a popular and comforting Italian-American dish that is baked in the oven with minimal involvement. Though the dish is traditionally made with layers of thick, wide noodles, a mixture of cheeses, and covered in a thick, tomato-based meat sauce, or with a healthy dose of bechamel, it can also be prepared in a variety of different ways, some lighter than others.
Opt out of using the pasta and instead replace it with strips of eggplant or zucchini, or fill the sauce with vegetables, a popular choice that gets around 1,900 searches annually (vegetable lasagna recipe). But if you want a meat-and-cheese-filled recipe, try the one pictured above.
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|With countless easy ways to prepare pork chops, it's no wonder that they are the ninth most popular recipe. They can be braised, grilled, breaded (Milanese-style), pan-cooked, or pan-roasted. Serve them simply with salt and pepper or experiment with a glaze or balsamic reduction like in therecipe pictured above. A side of potatoes or green salad never hurts either.
When shopping, look for meat that is pale pink with white (not yellow) fat and cook it within a few days of purchasing. For juicy and tender meat, the chops should be cooked until they have an internal temperature of about 150 to 165 degrees (any higher and they will be tough and chewy).
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|This no-bake dessert is a favorite at bake sales and a fun treat to prepare with kids at home. Made with Kelloggs Rice Krispies cereal, these crunchy squares are filled with sticky, marshmallow goodness. Kelloggs features theoriginal recipeon their site, but creative home cooks have experimented with adding peanut butter to the marshmallow mixture right after melting it for an even creamier treat.
Other secrets include a dash of salt and a touch of vanilla to take this dish to the next level. Want something spooky for Halloween? Try adding candy corns and chocolate chips to make an orange-and-black dessert. The possibilities are endless! But word to the wise, do not try using margarine or other low-fat substitutes in the recipe; it just won't be the same.
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|Though chicken is the number one most searched recipe, chicken breasts are not far behind with 40,500 searches and are a testament to America's love for this poultry meat. Leaner and healthier than dark meat, chicken breast is a great source of protein with a lower amount of cholesterol and saturated fat than other meats. Boneless chicken breasts make an easy weeknight dinner and can be baked, sautéed, stir-fried, grilled, broiled, or stuffed. Experiment with different seasonings, herbs, and aromatics so that dishes don't get repetitive. Marinades are also an excellent way of imparting flavor and can often be made the night before.
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|In what may or may not come as a surprise, it seems that chocolate chip cookies are Americans' favorite type of cookie. What's not to like about that rich, buttery scent wafting through the air from freshly baked cookies? And let's not even get started on the melting chocolate. Thoughthe perfect cookiemeans something different to each person, whether you fall on the crispy or chewy side, it seems that chocolate chip is a fan favorite.
After chocolate, the numbers slim down a bit to reveal sugar cookie recipe at approx. 14,800 searches and peanut butter cookie recipe and oatmeal cookie recipe both surfacing at approximately 12,100.
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|Chili con Carne, Spanish for ground meat with chili, originated in Texas in the early 19th century and is affectionately referred to as a bowl of red by Lone Star natives. Though Texans stand by the belief that beans have no place in the dish (neither do tomatoes), in other parts of the country, chili can be found filled with beans, made solely of beans (vegetarian or three-bean chili), tomato-based, or flavored with cinnamon (courtesy ofCincinnati chili), and made with ground turkey or chicken for a white chili.
The more popular types of chili that were searched? Breaking down chili recipe showed that chicken chili recipe (approx. 3,600), white chicken chili recipe (approx. 3,600), white chili recipe (approx. 3,600), turkey chili recipe (approx. 2,900), and vegetarian chili recipe (approx. 2,900) were the variations most searched for after chili recipe. For a quick dinner, we like to make the 15-Minute Beef Chili Recipe pictured above.
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|A classic comfort food, meatloaf gained popularity with home cooks because of its simplicity and low maintenance. Typically made with ground meat and a mixture of various seasonings like herbs, vegetables, or spices, meatloaf is bound with eggs or breadcrumbs, similar to meatballs, and then baked in a loaf pan. Alternatively, you can try cooking it in a rimmed baking sheet so that more of the surface browns.
Also, like meatballs, it's important not to overhandle the meat or it will toughen the final product. After cooking, run a knife around the edges to loosen it from the pan and let it stand for about 10 to 15 minutes so that the meat sets. For serving, it is often topped with a layer of ketchup, glaze, cheese, or sauce, and leftovers can also be used for sandwiches.
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|What to do with overripe bananas? Make banana bread of course. This comforting recipe comes in many forms: filled with nuts, chunks of bananas, chocolate chips, or healthier versions that are low-fat or gluten-free (pictured above). Making the perfect banana bread, one that's moist, light, and flavorful, can be a trying task, but once you find a recipe that hits the mark, you'll never look back.
Try toasting a slice and topping it with a thin (or thick) layer of butter for a quick and delicious breakfast or snack.
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|A thick, creamy, and delicious mash of chickpeas, garlic, lemon juice, and oil, hummus is a popular and healthy alternative to chips and dip. Chickpeas are high in protein, making this legume and the Middle Eastern dish it's made into good for vegetarians. It may surprise many that when tahini, a sesame seed paste, is added to hummus, the name changes to hummus bi tahina. Some people are aware of this variation because out of the recipes searched for hummus, 1,300 were for "hummus recipe with tahini" and 590 were for "hummus recipe without tahini."
However you like to make your hummus, try serving it with homemade pita chips or cut vegetables and feel free to play around with variations at home, adding roasted red peppers, toasted pine nuts, or a coating of paprika to the recipe.
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|It's no surprise that chicken is the most searched recipe since it is so widely available today. Though free-range and organic chickens are more expensive because of their larger living space and lack of hormones and antibiotics, the average supermarket chicken comes at a reasonable price and, with the skin removed, is relatively healthy.
Chicken can be prepared in a variety of ways, which perhaps is one of the reasons for its popularity. Breaking down the 60,500 searches for chicken recipes, we found that the following recipes were among the highest searched: chicken salad, number 21 on this list (22,200), baked chicken (14,800), chicken pot pie (14,800), and fried chicken (12,100). One of our favorite ways is to prepare it with mushrooms, like in the recipe pictured above.
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The Fifth Vital Aging Conference
Celebrate the Wisdom of Aging!
June 12, 2014
Hosted by:
La Crosse County Aging Unit
UW-La Crosse Continuing Education and Extension
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Celebrate Older Americans Month at the Vital Aging Conference!
June 12, 2014
9 a.m.–3 p.m., registration at 8:30 a.m.
(8 a.m. Optional Session: "Get Moving: Senior Circuit" exercise session)
Cartwright Center, UW-La Crosse, 1725 State St. , La Crosse, Wis.
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$25, lunch and refreshments included
4.75 contact hours
This event recognizes the vitality and diversity of today's older Americans who now span three generations. The workshops and activities will inspire, refresh and empower participants to find "unleash the power of age" at every life stage.
Keynote Speakers:
Amy Goyer, AARP's Home & Family Expert, AARP Sponsored, More
Brian Udermann, Ph.D., Ivy Hills Communication
Tom Thibodeau, Associate professor, Religious Studies, Director of M.A. in Servant Leadership at Viterbo University
The workshops reflect a rich variety of topics. A lunch is included in the registration fee of $25.
- Get Moving: Senior Circuit - Barb Schaefer,
Kylie Formanek, Fitness Directors,
La Crosse Area Family YMCA
- Is Laughter Really the Best Medicine? Give Yourself Permission to Laugh More and
- Improve your Overall Health - Brian Udermann, Ph.D., Director, Online Education, UW-La Crosse
- Introduction to Moving for Better Balance - Barb Schaefer, Kylie Formanek, Fitness Directors, La Crosse Area Family YMCA
- Power of Legal and Financial Planning - Art Peek, Mayo Health System and Tina Johnson, Elder Benefit Specialist, Aging Unit
- Before the After - Sara Wrobel, Executive Director, Causeway Interfaith Volunteers, Caregivers, Inc.
- Unleash Your Learning Potential - Learning in
Retirement Panel
Herbal Oils and Soaks - Laurie Stiers, Nurse Practitioner, Certified Clinical Herbalist & Owner
- "We've Hung the Lantern" - Professor Emeritus
Les Crocker, who taught art at
UW-L from 1969-2001
- Be Stronger to Live Well Longer - Bernice Olson-Pollack, Certified Personal Trainer and Senior Fitness Instructor
- Every Flower is a Soul Blossoming in Nature - Sue Betz, La Crosse County Aging Unit
- Learn to Share the Care and Get Connected with the Caregiver Coach - Claire Culbertson, Greater Wisconsin Agency on Aging Resources (GWAAR) & Amy Brezinka, Caregiver Coach Program Coordinator, La Crosse Aging Unit
- Staying Active With the Help of Massage Therapy - Meredith Mcoy, LMT, NCTMB & Instructor Globe University
- You Might Be a Caregiver If… - Amy Goyer, AARP's Family and Caregiving Expert
- Caregiving: Tips for staying Healthy and Sane - Amy Goyer, AARP's Family and Caregiving Expert and author of AARP's "Juggling Work and Caregiving"
- Come Play the "Raise your Health I.Q." Quiz Game - Violette Rose, Registered Nurse, Aging and Disability Resource Center
- The Digital Revolution - Jack Socha, Author and Instructor & Bob Metcalf, Commercial Photographer
- Celebrating Diversity in Aging - Tracy Littlejon, Hmoob Cultural & Community Agency & Member of Ho-Chunk Nation, Va Thao, Hmong Elder & Caregiver Specialist, La Crosse County Aging Unit
- Be Stronger to Live Well Longer - Bernice Olson-Pollack, Certification Personal Trainer and Senior Fitness Instructor
- Dare to Be Wise - Tom Thibodeau, Associate Professor, Viterbo University


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Anyone know anything about this band?? Just heard them on the DirecTV metal music channel. Which I might add is a great source for hearing otherwise unheard bands. They have a sound very similar to Mnemic. Are they worth a buy??
Anyone know anything about this band?? Just heard them on the DirecTV metal music channel. Which I might add is a great source for hearing otherwise unheard bands. They have a sound very similar to Mnemic. Are they worth a buy??
Yes, if you like having your ears assaulted by the brutal heaviness of a really heavy thing (little SYL album nod there).
It took me a few listens to get into them. When I first heard them I was sorta meh about it. Awesome music, but not my type of vocals. But then I kept coming across SYL everywhere on the 'net, and well . . . I have Devin as my avatar now, so I suppose those vocals are not so much bother anymore.
Oh I'll just say it, SYL kick ***. It's pure metal through and through, give them more of a listen.
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i suggest you look into their self-titled album "SYL". great brutal
industrial/death metal. they also just released a new album "Alien", which i might add, is amazing. and it's one of the only good things to come out of canada.
fettfield: nice reference to their older album "Heavy as a Really Heavy Thing". pretty much sums up how the band sounds.
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SYL is awesome, and to be more specific Devin Townsend is genius. I would say start with their latest release Alien, and work your way back through the catalogue. They also have a DVD out, "For those aboot to rock". Worth checking out. Let me also say, that the Devin Townsend Band is a must. (Just in case you dont know Devin is the singer, creator, brain, and everything in SYL) Pick up "Accelerated Evolution", which is their latest release. The new DTB album should be out in 2006.
"It can't rain all the time."
"Quote the Raven, Nevermore."
The song is on again. It is called Love? from Alien. So if I like this song I should like the rest of their stuff??
Yep. Love? was the song I used to recently introduce my brother into the world of SYL and it worked well.
Pick up Alien or the self-titled album, I'm hard pressed to say which one to buy over the other. SYL I have known longer, but Alien is fresh and contains Love?...Difficult to say, but either one is a good buy.
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Yes Lad is pretty good, but they have not come to town yet.... sigh... Oregon gets skipped a lot for good concerts... or they make you drive to the armory.
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JT I figured you would know the answers
I though the answers was posted in another area but couldn't find it. Maybe it was in the 2013 Toy fair coverage. What stores will the 3 vintage exclusive ships be at? I thought Target, Amazon and Toys R US? If so please list what stores the following will be at and a time frame of when in 2013.
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I'm a great believer in the "presentation is everything" school. I find that visualization helps. Look closely at the water for a while and try to feel what's going on under / on the surface. Two of the most effective yet misnamed techniques are the so-called "dead drift" or wet fly swing and "static" presentations. In both cases, there is no retrieve per se, but the illusion of life is created by the action of the current on the materials in the fly. I like to tie variations of certain patterns with highly mobile materials like marabou, arctic fox and Icelandic sheep.
I agree with Juro in that it's very easy to get into stripping rut - especially when one type of retrieve produces a strike. I like to refer to this as the baby goose syndrome - we either see someone get a hit or experience something similar and suddenly all the rods along the shore are stripping in unison like violin bows at the Boston Symphony. Kenny Abrames spent a lot of time watching surf casters fishing large floating plugs and figured out that the largest stripers were caught by anglers who barely moved the plug - just a twitch/twitch retrieve and then allow the plug to drift.
Makes you wonder what could result with a floating line and seven inch streamer?
This is a great topic!
The answer depends very much on the species, it's mood at a particular time, the line, the fly, the conditions, etc. There is no easy answer to this seemingly simple question. "Act on gut feel and iterate to success" would be my motto.
For instance in salmon/steelhead fishing the presentation is primarily in the swing, not in the strip. It's not about stripping the fly here at all, it's more about understanding the flow and the way the line and fly interact with it.
For dries in a stream, it's mostly about drifting.
Streamers in a pond - stripping and twitching.
Stripers... perhaps the most strip-conscious fishery out there. There are as many retrieves are there are situations, and I mix it up the whole time while fishing a single spot. My least used retrieve is the double handed strip. I have a bunch of variants of the single handed strip and use pet names for them, like the dog lick or the old man or the shock and stop. I use these metaphors when communicating the strip technique to others. One things for sure - the strip does make a big difference in striper fishing.
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This is about a different species so you can take it with a grain of salt.
I will often stop off at a pond on my way home from work and fish for sunfish. The visibility in the pond is pretty good and the fish are close to shore. On those occassions that I use a wet fly or streamer I can watch the following sequence.
1. The fish will become aware of the fly and swim over to it.
2. The fish will look at the fly for 20 - 30 seconds, then start to turn away.
3. I give the fly a 6-12" strip and stop.
4. The fish pounces on the fly.
I've also observed the same behavior with large & smallmouth bass.
I think that the stop-pause-start motion lets the fish think that the meal he thought was there and lost track of, is there, and excites the response of "your not getting away from me again"
Just putting in my 2 cents on your question.
Stripping Technique
While on a striper trip recently my guide pointed out the way I strip retrive. I learned the rod-under-the-arm-two-handed retrieve when I first started fly fishing and it is my "auto-retrieve."
The guide advocated a one-handed two-strip-pause, two-strip-pause retrieve with the rod not under the arm. This has, so far, paid off on two occasions.
The reason for the fast hand-over-hand strip I constantly use finally dawned on me: I do this, more times than not, just to keep the fly off the bottom with the sinking lines I always use. I have started using my intermediate line more often now.
The reason I posted this thread is to help turn the large numbers of follows I get into strikes. I am looking for opinions on retrieve techniques for different baitfish imitations(speed, cadence, rod position, etc.)
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The Ith-Hils Trail is a circular route in the eastern part of the Weserbergland hills, featuring breathtaking wooded ridges, historical towers, sacred sites, lakeland scenery and bizarre rock formations.
This route in the eastern part of the Weserbergland hills provides a rewarding experience both for seasoned hikers and casual walkers. At 22 kilometres, the stunning line of crags along the Ith ridge are the longest in northern Europe. They have names such as 'Adam and Eve', 'Hammerslust' and the 'Wilhelm Raabe rocks'; the latter is named after the poet born in nearby Eschershausen. At the Rothesteinhöhle and Bärenhöhle caves, both of which are on the route, you can venture into the hillside.
Another cave with a historical background is the Lippoldshöhle, which served as a defensive post in the Middle Ages.
The bizarre landscape of crags and caves, however, is not the only feature of the route. Awaiting you at the end of the first stage is Humboldt lake, perfect for a refreshing dip on a warm summer's day. The Ith crest then turns into the 'Hils' highland, where you can climb the Wilhelm Raabe Tower on the ridge and look across to Blosse Zelle, the highest point at 480 metres. In Grünenplan, the Erich Mäder Glass Museum is well worth a visit. Other cultural attractions along the way include Delligsen local history museum (which features more than 500 exhibits documenting its development from a farming village to an industrial community), Duingen pottery museum and Coppenbrügge Castle.
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Rothesteinhöhle cave, located at an altitude of 340 metres at the southern end of the Ith, is of great archaeological interest. A narrow crevice provides the entrance to the first tunnel, which is around 20 metres in length. Alfred Wollemann first explored the cave in 1853 and discovered pottery shards, bones and tools made of bronze.
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don't know if memphis collectors read this forum. but have seen one or two so here's a report from tues and wed morning.
millington walmart:
does not have royal guard, tuan we, luminara.
does have all 24 others including count dooku which i saw several of wed morning , but not tues morning.
bartlett walmart:
as of tues morning,
does not have royal guard, tuan we, luminara.
i dont remember seeing dooku, geo warrior or dex either.
bartlett tru :
bartlett target :
orig. 14
memphis super kmart :
has only orig 14.
midtown memphis target :
had royal guard , but very doubtful it is still there.
southhaven mississippi walmart :
no luminara or royal guard.
all others including tuan we and dooku.
southhaven mississippi super kmart:
no aotc whatsoever
southhaven mississippi taget:
will be putting out aotc on april 28
... ps. i have an extra count dooku for trade , i need luminara.


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Heat the oven to 375 degrees F.
Put the blueberries in a large bowl. Taste the fruit and sprinkle on 2 Tbs. to 1/3 cup sugar; for sweet, ripe fruit, use less; for tart fruit, use more.
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This is John Ciancutti, VP of Personalization Technology here at Netflix. As you know, last month we released a completely new user experience for Netflix on the PS3. I thought I would tell you about the technology choices we're using for user experiences on Netflix Ready Devices.
Our PS3 UI was written entirely using HTML5, on a custom build of Webkit ported to the PS3 by our crack team of engineers. If you don't have a PS3, you can check out what the user experience looks and feels like here.
Doesn't look like web technology, does it? That's what HTML5 brings to the table, the freedom to create rich, dynamic and interactive experiences for any platform with a web browser. In fact, we're also using HTML5 to create the user experience for our iPhone, iPad and Android applications as well.
What HTML5 is capable of speaks for itself, but there are other reasons HTML5 is the right choice for us. The technology teams I manage at Netflix are responsible for the movie and TV show discovery experience we offer our members; both the UIs and the back end server systems. Our core mandate is to relentlessly experiment with the technologies, features and experiences we deliver to our members. We test every new idea, so we can measure the impact we're having on our customers. Are they finding more content to watch? Are they enjoying the TV shows and movies they're seeing better?
If so, the idea is a winner and we quickly roll it out to every customer. This approach allows us to understand when we've gotten it right; or conversely to fail quickly and cheaply. We will post more fully on our testing methodology in the future. To work well, it requires great execution, a nimble team, and a highly iterative approach. Every week we're rolling out new tests to one platform or another.
That's where HTML5 comes in. The technology is delivered from Netflix servers every time you launch our application. This means we can constantly update, test and improve the experience we offer. We've already run several experiments on the PS3, for example, and we're working hard on more as I write this. Our customers don't have to go through a manual process to install new software every time we make a change, it "just happens."
This capacity for testing is so critical to how we innovate, we're willing to forego having a native UI experience to accommodate it. Our market and our customer needs are moving very quickly, and server-delivered experiences allow us to keep up.
HTML5 also means that our world class UI engineers can seamlessly move between working on our website, our mobile experience, and our television-based applications.
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Update: Thank you for the comments and questions. I want to clarify for you that this post is focused on the user experience we build for devices, but not on video playback and DRM. Our video playback technology is fodder for an upcoming post; unfortunately we can't use just HTML5 yet for video streaming on Netflix Ready Devices. We will fill you guys in on what we are doing, though, and where we hope to take that side of our technology stack in a future post. Thanks!


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The transtasman league has finally netted a modest broadcast deal in Australia, but it will fall well short of the bonanza netball bosses were counting on when the competition was conceived.
Less than a week out from the start of the sixth season of the ANZ Championship, Netball Australia are yet to confirm details of this year's coverage across the Tasman, after former rights holders Channel Ten ditched the competition last season as it did not regard netball to be a "premium and significant sport".
Netball Australia have been promising an announcement on a new broadcast deal is imminent for more than a month, but as of late last night nothing had been officially released.
The ongoing delays mean ANZ Championship officials may have missed their opportunity to trumpet their landmark deal, with details of the agreement leaking out over the past week after netball coverage appeared on the schedules of two networks across the Tasman.
It looks as though the league will retain a free-to-air presence on SBS, showing one live match each weekend, while their broadcast partners Fox Sports will pick up the balance.
But with the ANZ Championship only believed to be receiving modest rights fees from the agreement, the deal won't bring new riches for our elite players.
Big-name players in the league like Irene van Dyk, Casey Williams and Maria Tutaia are estimated to earn about $50,000 to $60,000 from their franchise contracts, but the average player salary is only $15,000 to $20,000 - just a fraction of the $90,000 a fringe member of a Super Rugby squad would earn in New Zealand.
English import and Geva Mentor, a star defender for the Melbourne Vixens, has to supplement her playing income with a part-time role at Netball Victoria as a community engagement officer.
"It would be great to be able to earn a fulltime living off netball alone. The sport has come such a long way with the broadcasting and sponsorship opportunities that we have had and I just hope that that continues. It seems to have got a bit stagnant at the moment and we want it to keep growing," Mentor said.
Generating broadcast revenue out of Australia is seen as key to the ANZ Championship's salary cap being raised and allowing the athletes to become fully professional.
When the league came into being in 2008, most of the start-up money that underpinned the competition came out of New Zealand, with the backing of Sky the key factor in getting the venture off the ground.
There was not the same level of enthusiasm for a professional netball league from the Australian networks, with the television deals across the Tasman failing to yield any return.
Netball New Zealand were nevertheless happy with this arrangement, as the idea was once the competition had gained a secure foothold in the potentially lucrative Australian market, they would get a paid deal, which as joint shareholders they stood to benefit from significantly. While there was no deadline put on generating broadcast revenue in Australia, the expectation was that after five years they would have made good ground.
But with netball - a sport that has bigger playing numbers than cricket and AFL across the Tasman - struggling to make an impact in a crowded market, it could be some years yet before the players are any better off.
ANZ Championship
*Top players earn $50,000 to $60,000 + car and accommodation allowances.
*Minimum player payment $15,000 (up from $12,000 in first five years).
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You're doing swim by and dog is casting well with bumper in mouth. Not able yet to stand in one spot and direct the whole drill but it's working fine with some handler movement up and down the bank.
Pup has given a refusal or two to enter water on an over cast and gotten corrected for it. Once corrected, she has auto cast into the water several times. Now, without me saying anything she will retrieve the side piles and immediately re-enter the water without being stopped and cast.
So, she clearly knows what we want (see water get in).
She's been forced into, across and back into the water. Direct pressure has been applied to the sit command as has indirect pressure. No adverse or unusual reactions to pressure.
Are we done yet, in your mind?
I know my personal answer but curious what the young dog PROS think.
Clue to my answer is... we did some easy channel blinds today and she did great, handling on the way out and back to stay in the water.


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"All those things bother me: The populism, the lying and the scapegoating and the xenophobia bother me, but then theres a layer of incompetence here. I suppose, in a way, we should be thankful: If he had a coherent ideology, hed probably be more dangerous." P J O'Rourke
Truth is the vast majority of legal voters already have an acceptable photo ID! Only a small portion of legitimate voters do not have it. And many arrangements are being made to help that small portion of the population get one.
The only difference is now the vast majority will be showing that photo ID they ALREADY have when they go to vote, and signing the book.
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Murral, I'm not exactly sure what point you were trying to make with your last post but are you saying that since voter id is not included in the Constitution then it is should not be allowed? So much for State's rights! How do we know you are the real Murral Stark? I mean without proper identification you could be someone else. You could really be a girl!
I have no problem with voter photo ID, but I know that in some precincts in my state a current utility bill is all that is required as an ID.
ie; when I take trash to the municipal transfer station.
If you go to a payday loan or rent to own facility they will give you credit on a current utility bill.
Do I believe that all should have a valid photo ID? Of course I do. Here in NM, sometimes refered to as the fourth world, however, many old-time legitimate immigrants do not. What they have is a reciept for property taxes paid, (or in arrears, it happens...), and that is accepted by the county clerk as ID because their names appear on the voter roles and have for as long as they have known them. Gramma knows Gramma as surely as Ken's long dead uncle.
Is our system perfect? NO.
States have the right to implement requirements as they see fit. Some will past muster by the SCOTUS, some will not.
When you consider it though...our cell phones and SSN and ISP has already stripped us of our privacy.
Big Brother regards, JD
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is this normal?
My old peppered cory recently died. He went white on his stomach and spent a lot of time in the last couple of months with his head at the surface of the tank. At times he appeared to be sleeping deeply. he did eat small amounts of food in his last few days but gradually got thin. My 2 cories that are left have also developed white bellies. I bought them about 3 -4 years ago when they were fairly small. They were 'home bred' but sold in a lfs chain. They started out looking like bronze cories but now both have only a bronze stripe down the center longways of the body. One looks a bit thin to me. I don't know too much about these guys as to what to expect as they age. There have been no new inhabitants to the tank in the past 6 months. tank mates are 1 full grown SAe, 2 emperor tetras, 6 platies, 1 kuhli loach, 1 baby albino plec. Tank is planted and has been set up for about 10-11 years. water changes are done q 2 weeks. No ammonia or nitrite, 5 nitrate. Water is hard, ph 8 or so.
Tank is fed flakes every morning with 3 shrimp pellets for the bottom feeders. occasional cucumber is given for the baby BN plec.
Any ideas as to why these guys are turning white? I don't think they are that old but perhaps they have aged quicker because of being out of their water specs.
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I have found the problem. My cories and kuhli loach are starving to death. The SAe is eating their portion of food as well as its own. One cory almost dead this morning - eyes sunken ribs show, mostly white all over.Put it in a breeder tank and gave it a lot of flake food right under its mouth. It ate 905 over the day. Moved the Sae to another tank. kuhli and the other cory have been given a lot of shrimp pellets- platies now too fat!
I feel very bad for not thinking of this before. When the Sae was a baby there was no problem but now it is 3 inches long it hoovers up everything.
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My dilemma is this: The room in my house devoted to displaying and storing the hundreds of carded figures that I own is pretty much bursting at the seams. The walls are covered and the room's only shelving unit is jam-packed.
All of this would be fine and dandy, of course, if my collection wasn't growing but it is, and in a hurry. Now, with the prospect of me really loading up on figures, ships, 12-inchers, etc. in the ROTS line, I'm sort of at a loss.
I really want to avoid boxing up figures, so any innovative ideas that anyone might have would be greatly appreciated.


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For today's challenge, we'll focus on the design Principle of Dominance. From John Lovett's website: "Dominance gives a painting interest, counteracting confusion and monotony. Dominance can be applied to one or more of the elements to give emphasis."
"Dominance is created by contrasting size, positioning, color, style, or shape. The focal point should dominate the design with scale and contrast without sacrificing the unity of the whole." from Wikipedia
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Monday Challenge 12/17/12
Started by PBarnes, Dec 17 2012 04:22 PM
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Posted 17 December 2012 - 04:26 PM
I was hoping you would continue your design series. There's always so much to learn!
Here's my layout.
Here's my layout.
Posted 18 December 2012 - 07:39 AM
I totally agree, this series on design has been fascinating... I could look it all up I guess but I like these little bite sized pieces!
Posted 20 December 2012 - 12:12 AM
I got back to this finally... lol
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This is my kind of challenge A special place
Posted 21 December 2012 - 07:12 AM
I was a bit naughty and did a 2nd :-), I do LOVE this challenge series :-)
Posted 27 December 2012 - 12:59 AM
I did this challenge a little tongue and cheek. The Principle of Dominance is a genetic term referring to how dominate genes are passed down to progeny. In short its why dominate genes are more visible from generation to generation. So I did my LO on the Mendel's Principle of Dominance.
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More or less at that moment, Tim DeChristopher came back into view, in a long, astonishing interview with Terry Tempest Williams in Orion, recorded the previous May as DeChristopher awaited his sentence. I see it as an essential, primary document of the climate-justice movement.
What happened, quite simply, is this: DeChristopher, a convict, convicted me.
In that interview, DeChristopher tells of the "shattering" moment in March 2008 when he met climate scientist Terry Root, a lead IPCC author, at a symposium at the University of Utah:
She presented all the IPCC data, and I went up to her afterwards and said, "That graph that you showed, with the possible emission scenarios in the twenty-first century? It looked like the best case was that carbon peaked around 2030 and started coming back down." She said, "Yeah, that's right." And I said, "But didn't the report that you guys just put out say that if we didn't peak by 2015 and then start coming back down that we were pretty much all screwed, and we wouldn't even recognize the planet?" And she said, "Yeah, that's right." And I said: "So, what am I missing? It seems like you guys are saying there's no way we can make it." And she said, "You're not missing anything. There are things we could have done in the '80s, there are some things we could have done in the '90s — but it's probably too late to avoid any of the worst-case scenarios that we're talking about." And she literally put her hand on my shoulder and said, "I'm sorry my generation failed yours."
"Once I realized that there was no hope in any sort of normal future," DeChristopher tells Tempest Williams, "I realized that I have absolutely nothing to lose by fighting back."
Actually, DeChristopher does allow some hope. "If you look at the worst-case consequences of climate change, those pretty much mean the collapse of our industrial civilization," he tells Williams. "But that doesn't mean the end of everything. It means we're going to be living through the most rapid and intense period of change that humanity has ever faced. And that's certainly not hopeless. It means we're going to have to build another world in the ashes of this one. And it could very easily be a better world."
DeChristopher expresses here what I had been repressing. He knows that building the sort of movement that can "fight back" — and create the conditions in which we can build that better world — will require something of us beyond the ordinary conduct of politics. The climate crisis, he says, justifies "the strongest possible tactics in response," by which DeChristopher means "nonviolent resistance." That doesn't mean everyone has to go to jail, he says, but "the willingness for that is what's necessary. That willingness to not hold back, to not be safe."
The willingness to not be safe.
"You can't move the center from the center," DeChristopher goes on to say near the end of that interview (referring to Naomi Klein's often-quoted statement that the movement's job is to "move the center"). DeChristopher adds: "If you want to shift the balance — if you want to tilt that scale — you have to go to the edge and push. You have to go beyond what people consider to be reasonable, and push."
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GU Women sign 2 recruits from Class of '13
Spokane, WA - Gonzaga University women's basketball head coach Kelly Graves has announced the signing of two players to national letters of intent. Joining the Bulldogs next fall is Bayli McClard, a 6-1 forward from Hanford high school in Hanford, Calif., and Emma Wolfram, a 6-5 center from South Kamloops high school in Kamloops, British Columbia.
"Both Bayli and Emma fit who we are as a program and are the types of people and players that will keep our program among the nation's best," explained Graves. "I'm excited when I think about our future and with Emma and Bayli, that future is bright. I am honored that two individuals of this caliber are going to be part of our Zag family."
Bayli McClard was named 2012 Fresno Bee Player of the Year as she helped lead Hanford High to its fifth-straight California Central Section Championship and to its 72nd straight West Yosemite League victory. Last season, McClard was league MVP and a first team All-West Yosemite League selection after averaging 18.5 points, 9.6 rebounds, 3.4 steals and 3.0 assists per game. As a sophomore, Bayli averaged 15.1 points, 6.5 rebounds, 3.0 steals, along with hitting 42 3's en route to being named all-league and first team Fresno Bee selection.
Considered one of the best all-purpose forwards in the country, she was a USA Basketball U16 national team trials participant in 2011. Coached by Tom Parrish for the Hanford Bullpups, McClard also plays for Russ Davis and the prestigious California Swish AAU program, one of the top clubs in the country (current Zag Lindsay Sherbert and former Zag great Shannon Mathews were also Swish players).
"Bayli is an incredibly versatile player who plays hard on every possession," explained Davis. "I know she is going to make a great impact on college basketball. I am confident she'll become of the great players to come out of Gonzaga."
Sue Mahackian, of Hanford rival Edison high school also sang McClard's praises last spring when she said "Bayli is not just a gifted player—she's a phenom. What sets her apart from other players, both boys and girls, is not just her talent; it's her class on the court. She exemplifies every positive attribute that a basketball player should possess, and what every coach would dream to have in a player."
Graves is just as enamored.
"Bayli is a phenomenal athlete and an unbelievable competitor," stated Graves. "She was perhaps the hardest working player I saw on the recruiting circuit this year, in fact played in the Nike Nationals on a broken foot. If she was a baseball player, she'd be labeled a five-tool player. There is nothing she can't do on the basketball court. She's effective both inside and outside—can attack the rim but also shoot the 3-pointer. She's tenacious on the boards and a solid defender who can guard all five spots if needed. Her most impressive qualities, as far as I'm concerned, are her toughness, basketball savvy, unquestionable character and her willingness to do whatever it takes to win not caring who gets the credit. She's a winner in every sense. She is a perfect Zag!"
Regarded as perhaps the best players in her class in Canada, Wolfram is certainly one of the most decorated having been part of several Canadian national teams. This past summer, Wolfram helped lead the Canadian U17 national team to a bronze medal in the World Championships in Amsterdam, collecting 15 points and 15 rebounds in the bronze medal game. She was also on the U16 Cadet team that qualified for the World Championships in the FIBA Americas as well as was the youngest member on the Pan American team in 2011 in Mexico and competed against former Zags Kayla Standish and Katelan Redmon.
Allison McNeill, the Canadian Senior National Team and Olympic head coach knows Wolfram well and thinks she will be a great fit for Gonzaga.
"You have a very special athlete and person coming to Gonzaga," stated McNeill. "She works so hard and is such a smart player. The Zag fans will love her."
Last season, Wolfram averaged 28.0 points, 15.0 rebounds and 7.0 blocked shots and led her South Kamloops team to the British Columbia Provincial championship. She was named both MVP and Defensive Player of the Tournament as well as being named the Player of the Year in the British Columbia province. As a sophomore, Wolfram averaged 22.0 points, 12.0 rebounds and 5.0 blocks and led her team to a third place provincial finish. She was named tournament all-star and Defensive Player of the Year for her efforts. South Kamloops is ranked No. 1 in the province this year as well.
Her high school coach, Ken Olynk, father of current Zag men's basketball player Kelly Olynk, commented that "Emma is an extremely hard worker who has a great understanding of the game. She will do everything she can to help GU be the best they can be. She's going to a great program. I know Gonzaga has a great family atmosphere that I think Emma will thrive in. I am excited for her."
Graves agrees will both McNeill's and Olynk's thoughts on Wolfram.
"I have known Emma for several years and have marveled at how she continues to improve year after year," said Graves. "I believe she has the chance to become one of the all-time great Zags because of not only her skill set and tremendous work ethic, but her incredible basketball IQ. She just knows how to play this game. Her international experience and her keen understanding of the game will make her a ready freshman the day she steps on to the court for us. Emma does all the little things it takes to win and is so prolific in her abilities to put up numbers. Some players just have that knack to be productive and that's definitely Emma. As a coach, it is reassuring to know we'll continue to have a great inside presence for several years to come. I'm so glad that Emma has chosen Gonzaga."


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I was a the game. Completely infuriating watching it. I was there with an NC State fan and by the time they tied it up with like 19 seconds left I was ready to dive head first off the second level.
Also it was about 12 degrees hotter than hell in that stadium. People were literally dropping out from heat exhaustion and dehydration.
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The Woodrow Wilson School will offer the second of a two-part public discourse on the effects of Sept. 11 at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
Titled "Legacies of Sept. 11: Domestic Policy and Politics," the event will feature a panel of faculty members looking at how America has changed on the domestic front over the last year as a result of the terrorism.
Part one of the series, "Legacies of Sept. 11: Priorities and Challenges," took place on the first anniversary of the attacks and analyzed the ways in which Sept. 11 has affected civil liberties, foreign policy and the relationship between the United States and Europe.
The Sept. 24 panel will be moderated by Christopher Eisgruber, the Laurance Rockefeller Professor of Public Affairs and the University Center for Human Values and director of the Program in Law and Public Affairs. Participants will include: Provost Amy Gutmann, the Laurance Rockefeller University Professor of Politics and the University Center for Human Values; Paul Krugman, professor of economics and international affairs; Nolan McCarty, associate professor of politics and public affairs and faculty chair of the Ph.D. program at the Woodrow Wilson School; Sara McLanahan, professor of sociology and public affairs and director of the Bendheim-Thoman Center for Research on Child Wellbeing at the Woodrow Wilson School; and Frank von Hippel, professor of public and international affairs and co-director of the Program in Science and Global Security at the Woodrow Wilson School.
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ORLANDO -- Jim Farley didn't join Ford Motor Co. until November 2007. But Ford's executive vice president of global marketing, sales, service and the Lincoln brand has already amassed a wealth of historical knowledge and trivia about the company and its dealers around the world.
Holding court with journalists at Ford's Salute to Dealers event Friday night at the Ritz-Carlton in Orlando, Farley asked reporters to guess which state has the most dealerships that have been in the same family for 100 years or more. Some answered Michigan. Others said Indiana or Texas. All wrong.
The answer, Farley said, was Minnesota.
Farley, who has been regaled in one rural dealership with stories and old pictures of dealership employees demonstrating how to use the Model T as a farm implement, said he wasn't sure why Minnesota has so many 100-year dealers. "They're northern Europeans and they are really careful with their money," he said.
These days as he jets around the world in his global job, Farley is learning the variety of different cultural traditions for delivering to customers.
"In India, it takes at least 30 to 40 minutes to go through the religious ceremony" to bless the car, he said. The blessings include garlands of flowers. In China, "the whole family comes so you have to entertain them." That includes grandfathers, grandmothers, aunts and uncles.
At its Salute to Dealers Friday, Ford honored the charity work of some of its far-flung dealers around the globe, including Turkey and Brazil. The prize for farthest distance traveled went to Kittivut Chairat, owner of the Ford Chokechai Sukhothai dealership in Sukjothai, Thailand. He traveled more than 30 hours to reach Orlando to receive his honor.
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I agree that bitcoin is built to be scarce, and therefore valuable, but that sort of thing is the opposite of what you want in a currency. If the currency constantly increases in value, then the best option is to obtain as much as possible and stuff it under the mattress. Only an inflationary currency encourages investment, because you actually lose money by hoarding it rather than investing it. If everyone hoards the stuff instead of spending it, it becomes useless as a medium of exchange.


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With the Department of Energy's designation of National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors, the NYRI fight is living up to it's billing as a heavyweight slugfest.
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State's rights vs. federal oversight.
It's a rivalry that's had re-match after re-match after re-match.
In this case, the feds say we won't have enough juice. The state grid operator says we will.
The state says its energy policy is sound. The feds say it needs a babysitter.
NYRI's had some victories. It's opponents have had some victories.
And, while neither will come out and say it, Washington and Albany have been on opposite sides of this issue since day one.
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All freshmen are expected to attend First-Year Convocation. Sponsored by Academic & Student Affairs, the program is designed to welcome you to RIC's academic community and give you an opportunity to connect with faculty in your field of interest – all in an informal and entertaining setting.
We've had special RIC silicone wrist bands created for the convocation for first-year students and faculty to make it easy for you to identify and connect with one another. Pick yours up at the stations set up at the convocation site (Murray Center) between 12 noon and 12:30 p.m. on the 4th.
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|Light blue:
|Feinstein School of Education & Human Development (FSEHD)
|School of Nursing (SON)
|School of Management (SOM)
|School of Social Work (SSW)
|Undeclared majors
We'll have volunteers on hand (and signs) to help you get the right wrist band (or bands if you're a double major or undeclared but leaning towards one school!). If you're not sure which School includes your major, here's a link to a list of RIC's five schools: http://www.ric.edu/academics/schools.php
Following the first half of the program, we'll move up to the central Quad for ice cream! Use your wrist band as your ticket to try Donovan's new signature ice cream treat. Here's where you'll make some great faculty connections and take part in RIC's academic good luck tradition.
See you there!
Scott Kane, Dean of Students
Holly Shadoian, Assistant Vice President, Academic Affairs
Co-chairs, First-Year Convocation
If you require disability-related accommodations for this event, please contact Keri Rossi D'entremont, director of disability services, at firstname.lastname@example.com a minimum of 7 days prior to the event.