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So I caught my girlfriend with another guy. I don't even have the vocabulary to describe the slurry of feelings I'm having right now. I have many of the same symptoms as depression, but I've never been diagnosed with anything. If this is a Nervous Breakdown, how do you make this stop?
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At an open meeting on Wednesday 14 May, the US Securities and Exchange Commission set out a staff recommendation that companies should submit their accounts electronically using XBRL, the eXtensible Business Reporting Language. John Stokdyk reports.
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You lose 30 exp points and must either have Reraise up or have someone else raise you to get the exp points for that campaign battle
-You don't lose any exp for dying, i believe the previous answer is referring to the exp you gain from the battle itself, you lose 30exp from the total each time you die. Also should the battle end while you are dead, you can still raise afterwords to gain the exp/allied notes.
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R | 101 min | Horror, Thriller
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- 1⁄2 cup flaked coconut
- 2 pinches cayenne pepper
- 1⁄2 cup mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 lb boneless chicken breast, cut into strips
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- 2 bell peppers, cut into 3/4 inch pieces (red or green)
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- Heat the oven to 400. In a large plastic bag, combine the cereal, coconut and cayenne pepper. Set aside.
- In a medium bowl, combine the mayonnaise, mustard, and honey. Stir the chicken strips into the mayonnaise mixture. Place the strips in the bag with the cereal mixture, a few at a time, and shake until well coated.
- Thread each strip onto a skewer with 2 chunks each of the pineapple and the bell pepper. Place the skewers on a rack in a shallow baking pan.
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This fall, new insurance markets called exchanges will open in each state, marking the long-awaited and much-debated debut of President
The goal is quality coverage for millions of uninsured people in the U.S. What the reality will look like is anybody's guess - from bureaucracy, confusion and indifference to seamless service and satisfied customers.
Exchanges will offer individuals and their families a choice of private health plans resembling what workers at major companies already get. The government will help many middle-class households pay their premiums, while low-income people will be referred to safety-net programs they might qualify for.
Most people will go online to pick a plan when open enrollment starts
When you pick a plan, you'll no longer have to worry about getting turned down or charged more because of a medical problem. If you're a woman, you can't be charged a higher premium because of gender. Middle-aged people and those nearing retirement will get a price break: They can't be charged more than three times what younger customers pay, compared with six times or seven times today.
If all this sounds too good to be true, remember that nothing in life is free and change isn't easy.
Obama's law is called the Affordable Care Act, but some people in the new markets might experience sticker shock over their premiums. Smokers will face a financial penalty. Younger, well-to-do people who haven't seen the need for health insurance might not be eligible for income-based assistance with their premiums.
Many people, even if they get government help, will find that health insurance still doesn't come cheaply. Monthly premiums will be less than the mortgage or rent, but maybe more than a car loan. The coverage, however, will be more robust than most individual plans currently sold.
Consider a hypothetical family of four making
A lower-income family would get a better deal from the government's sliding-scale subsidies.
Consider a similar four-person family making
4 percent of their income, or about
The figures come from the nonpartisan
Obama's law is the biggest thing that's happened to health care since
Yet exchanges are coming to every state, even those led by staunch
But what's starting to dawn on Obama administration officials in the health care industry is that the lack of consumer involvement, unless reversed, could turn the big launch into a dud. What if Obama cut the ribbon and nobody cared?
"The people who stand to benefit the most are the least aware of the changes that are coming," said
Polls underscore the concerns. A national survey last October found that only 37 percent of the uninsured said they would personally be better off because of the health care law. Twenty- three percent said they would be worse off in the Kaiser poll, while 31 percent said it would make no difference to them.
Only one state,
Connector customer
"It's being portrayed by opponents as being socialistic," Schultz said. "It is only socialistic in the sense of making sure that everybody in society is covered, because the cost of making sure everybody is covered in advance is much less than the cost of putting out fires."
The Connector's executive director,
"There is no backing away from all the challenges associated with expanding coverage," Shor said. "We are proud in
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Skilfully written, directed and acted, this offbeat British period film tells a story that catches our attention with its vivid characters and original setting. Based on real people and situations, it also rings unusually truthful in its combination of comedy and drama. It's another remarkably observant movie from Danish director Lone Scherfig (An Education).
The setting is 1940s London, where the Ministry of Information has assembled a team to make movies to help with the war effort. Catrin (Gemma Arterton) is a secretary who finds herself assigned as a screenwriter, working alongside Buckley and Parfitt (Sam Claflin and Paul Ritter) to write movies for veteran actor Ambrose (Bill Nighy). When Catrin discovers a story about twin sisters who participated in the Dunkirk boatlift, she proposes it as a film idea, and soon the entire crew goes into production, adding an American soldier (Jake Lacy) to the cast to accommodate the wishes of US military allies. This annoys Ambrose, who had been hoping to play the hero himself.
Scherfig directs the film with a light touch that brings the period to vivid life and never bogs down in the intensity of wartorn Britain, recognising the reality while undermining it with brittle humour and messy romance. Catrin has an artist husband (Jack Huston) who isn't happy about her new job, and there are hints of a romantic-comedy subplot between Catrin and Buckley.
Continue reading: Their Finest Review
Helen McCrory seen arriving at the 2016 Evening Standard Theatre Awards held at the Old Vic - London, United Kingdom - Sunday 13th November 2016
Helen McCrory - The Charles Finch & Chanel Pre-BAFTAS Dinner - Outside Arrivals at BAFTAS - London, United Kingdom - Saturday 13th February 2016
Audiences looking for a French historical costume drama should look elsewhere, but those who enjoy British period comedies will love it. With a pointed dash of history and politics, this is a silly movie about social status, and it's so well written and played that only cynics won't have a lot of fun with it. Thankfully, the talent both in front of and behind the camera keep the focus on the lively characters, which makes it engaging on a deeper level than expected.
The fictional story is set around real events in 1682 France, as King Louis XIV (Alan Rickman) was planning to move his court from Paris to Versailles, a vast palace still under construction. The final project there is the expansive garden, which landscaper Andre (Matthias Schoenaerts) has to complete on deadline and under budget. And everyone is shocked when he hires the little-known Sabine (Kate Winslet) to build an outdoor ballroom and fountain. But he has been smitten with her skill and passion for gardening, and there's also a gently gurgling romantic spark between them as well. The problem is that his high-society wife (Helen McCrory) notices this and sets out to sabotage Sabine's work.
There's not much here that's historically accurate, from the frankly outrageous costumes to the English filming locations and dialogue that buzzes with specifically British humour. But it's so breezy and snappy that all we can do is sit back and enjoy it for what it is. Those who do so may even find some underlying resonance in the discussions of order and chaos in landscape design, as well as the way honesty is like a blast of fresh air in a world constrained by status. Indeed, the film's most memorable scene is a gorgeously written and played chance encounter between Sabine and the King in which they initially don't know who the other is.
Continue reading: A Little Chaos Review
Damian Lewis and Helen McCrory - A variety of stars were snapped as they arrived at the BBC Films 25th Anniversary Reception which was held at BBC Broadcasting House in London, United Kingdom - Wednesday 25th March 2015
It may not be very clever, and the plot may be full of holes, but this sequel's clammy atmosphere is so unnerving that it manages to keep us squirming in our seats. Credit has to go to director Tom Harper for making this work, because Jon Croker's script is strung together on the thinnest logic imaginable. Instead, it's the inner lives of the characters combined with the almost ridiculously freaky setting that work to keep the audience in a state of perpetual freak-out. As long as we don't try to make sense of it.
It's set 40 years after the first film, as bombs are falling in 1941 London and schoolteacher Eve (Phoebe Fox) evacuates eight students north away from the threat. Travelling with headmistress Jean (Helen McCrory), they meet charming airman Harry (Jeremy Irvine) on the train. He's headed to a new post near Eel Marsh House, where the children will be living. At the train station, they meet Dr. Rhodes (Adrian Rawlins), who escorts them to the insanely isolated, falling-down wreck of a clearly haunted mansion, cut off from the mainland at high tide. But Eve and Jean get on with making it feel like home, while Harry looks in on them from time to time. Then one of the boys, Edward (Oaklee Pendergast), who hasn't spoken a word since a bomb killed his family, sees a malicious ghost (Leanne Best).
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BBC Films' 'Bill' is the first cinematic outing for the cast of the hit UK TV series, 'Horrible Histories'.
William Shakespeare has had a fairly difficult transition to the silver screen. Sure, his plays have been made into great film adaptations, but whenever the character is portrayed in movies, things seem to go a bit wrong. Thankfully, this new look at the life of the Great Bard is being made by the comedy troupe behind the BBC's television series 'Horrible Histories' and 'Yonderland'.
Mathew Baynton and Martha Howe-Douglas in 'Bill'
The comedy group have often been hailed as a modern Monty Python, yet more child-friendly. And now, after two celebrated television series, the cast have been unleashed in their first feature film from BBC Films. Filming in iconic UK locations around Yorkshire, the cast and crew shot in York Minster, Skipton Castle, Bolton Castle, Selby Abbey, as well as Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London.
Continue reading: 'Bill' Sees 'Horrible Histories' Cast Hit The Big Screen [Trailer And Pictures]
A young and ambitious playwright in the time of Queen Elizabeth the 1st makes the travel to London to showcase his wares. The young bard's name? Bill. Young Bill has a play in mind that will one day become the talk of London and, considering how the Queen's personal playwright is far from up to scratch, may even be performed before the Queen herself. But when a group of revolutionaries decide to use the play as the staging point for their plot to kill the Queen, Bill must fight to not only put on a performance to launch his career, but save the audience from assassination. It's all in a day's work for William Shakespeare, however.
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In the palace of Versailles, a tremendous garden is maintained. One day, the builder and head gardener sees an ordinary woman arriving at the palace, and, throwing aside ideas of conformity, chooses to rearrange some of the garden into something that pleases her. He takes her on with the hopes of updating and adding some life to the traditional gardens, and steadily begins to fall for her. As she finds difficulty integrating into the high society that he is from, he ensures her that, in fact, she is envied by the upper classes for her newness. But when that envy turns into something more, the gardener will have to fight tooth and nail to maintain the garden, their love, and their lives.
Continue: A Little Chaos Trailer
Helen McCrory - EE British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) after-party held at the Grosvenor House - Arrivals. - London, United Kingdom - Sunday 16th February 2014
Helen McCrory - London Fashion Week SS14 - Vogue dinner held at Balthazar - Arrivals - London, United Kingdom - Sunday 15th September 2013
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Peaky Blinders hits TVs this September
The show represents Cillian Murphy's first major TV role after carving out a solid reputation in film acting. Director Otto Bathurst says his show is "like Blade Runner set in Birmingham in 1919." We don't know whether to laugh, cry or rock back and forth with excitement, as that's quite the statement to make.
Continue reading: 'Blade Runner Set In Birmingham'? Cillian Murphy In Peaky Blinders [Clips]
Tommy Shelby is the ruthless and dangerous leader of Birmingham's Peaky Blinders gang; a group of criminals known for sewing razorblades into their caps. It's set on the brink of the 1920s following the war, amidst all the problems that post-war life brought - from communist revolutionaries to the start of an ever-growing economic problem. The Shelby family get through the economic crisis their own way; theft, illegal gambling and violence, but just how much is the British government going to put up with? With this kind of lawlessness going on around the streets of Birmingham, the chance of better future for the country looks slim. When Chief Inspector Campbell arrives in the city from Belfast, Tommy begins to wonder if he's finally met his match, though what he's most unprepared for are the dilemmas that the beautiful Grace Burgess will bring.
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A riveting performance by Helen McCrory holds our attention even if this dramatic thriller suffers from efficient but bland direction and a script that fails to dig very far beneath the surface. The role is a gift for any actress: a strong, intelligent and sexy middle-aged woman. And she's so good that she makes it worth seeing even when the plot becomes rather corny and implausible.
McCrory plays top British aerospace expert Frankie, who is relentlessly pursued by one of her students, the much-younger Algerian Kahil (Oudghiri). Her father (Cranham), a fellow aircraft expert, warns her against falling into a torrid romance, but she can't resist. And soon her colleagues are whispering behind her back that she may be compromising her work on military drone technology by sleeping with a Muslim. This of course puts her back up, but it also sparks some nagging doubts, so she begins to look into Kahil's story. And some irregularities make her wonder if he might be using her for information.
The way the film plays on our own prejudices and fears is very clever, using a hot current issue like military drones. And the plot races along so quickly that we barely have time to register that it's not actually holding water. Small problems (like the fact that a top military contractor wouldn't password-protect her laptop) multiply as the story progresses from a relatively superficial romance into more sinister suspicion and then an all-out political thriller. But since everything is based around suspicions and subterfuge, it begins to look a bit silly.
Continue reading: Flying Blind Review
James Bond, the legendary MI6 spy we all know and love, is starting to struggle with his own morality in terms of his government job. A psychiatrist notices his unhealthy associations with bits of his career which puts doubts in his future capability. In addition to that, his trust in his boss M is put to the test as her past starts to creep back up on her. MI6 is then place under threat by a nefarious villain known as Raoul Silva. Though, with 007 questioning his own loyalty to the government, just how far is he willing to go to protect it?
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The film is adapted from Lisa Klein's young adult novel inspired by William Shakespeare's classic.
While the original story follows Hamlet, the Danish Prince, seeking revenge on his uncle, Claudius, who murdered his father, this new take focuses on Ophelia, the daughter of Claudius' chief advisor who falls for Hamlet, reported Ace Showbiz.
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Thinking of just quitting!
Getting better at decorating my cakes at least I think but I can't seem to get my cakes to be moist. I use the WASC, and have tried everything I can think of.
I did my daughters birthday cake this past weekend and my husband who normally love cake only ate a half of piece and said it was to dry. That seems to be my feed back on the last few cakes I have done. I just feel like giving up!
Someone please help me .
There are numerous versions of the WASC cake.
If you're using Rebecca Sutterby's recipe, the only reasons I can imagine that your cakes would be dry are if you're overbaking or mismeasuring your flour.
Here's a thread that has kakeladi's and Rebecca's version of WASC, as well as other popular CC recipes for crusting American buttercreams and several types of fondant:
The above super thread also has Wilton cake baking help, as well as CC member contributed baking hints & tips (such as use of bake-even strips, inverted flower nails and pan grease recipe). Also includes cake decorating and assembly help.
How are you mixing/baking the recipe. Here's what I do.
One of the basic techniques in scratch baking is measuring flour accurately.
When measuring flour, do you use the "scoop and drag" method and then shake to level.... You should be aerating the flour prior to gently spooning it into the measuring cup and using a straight edge to level.
Also, when it comes to mixing, MORE (as in more speed or longer mixing time) is not BETTER. Overmixing will develop the gluten and result in a tough cake. Overmixing will also cause a cake to sink.
When I make any of the WASC cake recipes, I sift all the dry ingredients together into a large bowl, and mix all the wet ingredients in a second larger bowl.
Then I add the dry to the wet and beat for 2 mins. using an electric hand mixer at medium speed.
If using a stand mixer, I would mix at the lowest speed for 2 mins. or less.
Handy cake troubleshooting charts:
Bake at 325F, using both inverted flower nails and bake-even strips. Can use Wilton cake making charts as guideline but the WASC always cook past the maximum stated times...
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thank you so much for ur help. I do drag and scoop then shake off extra flour. I am going to try all of these tips this weekend with my cake for a friend. Please keep ur fingers crossed
Good luck.
For more help on basic cake making and scratch cake techniques:
Don't quit! I can't offer any suggestions, other than maybe over-baking? But if this is something you enjoy keep trying it!
Put instant pudding mix in your cakes.
thank you so much for ur help. I do drag and scoop then shake off extra flour. I am going to try all of these tips this weekend with my cake for a friend. Please keep ur fingers crossed
Oh...no more dragging and scooping. That is compacting and packing the flour in. Then shaking is compacting it even more. I wish Ina Garten would quit doing that on her show...drives me nuts!
I sat down one night with all of my recipes, which are scratch. I weighed the flour and sugar measurements three times to get a good average of what each weighed. I recorded each, and now to save time and possibilities of error...I now weigh those ingredients. No more sifting and scooping and spooning and leveling with a knife.
I agree with previous posters, you should always stir, then spoon and level the flour, unless you can weigh it! However, sometimes recipes just don't work well for everyone. Try a different recipe if possible and be sure you are not overbaking. Don't give up! Cakes make people smile!
Good luck.
Just to add, the #1 cause of dry cakes is usually over-baking. Start checking on your cakes earlier.
try some different recipes? I make a madeira cake a lot, it always comes out very moist and buttery. Dont give up, I have really struggled with the baking part at times too, its so frustrating, but I do think sometimes you just have to find a repertoire of fail safe recepies that suit you and your oven! good luck!
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When I was young my mom made me a coat from wool fleece, thick and warm. She was a weaver but for this coat she used the same technique as she used for making wooly carpets. For the inside lining she used a black cotton with little red flowers.
My father warned my mom not to dress me differently than the other kids at school, so I did not wear it for long, just a short while. Grin, but alas the deed was done, I loved and love the raw feel of wool which suits my being so well.
I've always known the coat, in a small way, co-created me, this me, a human with all those different parts of me and maker of warm silent hiding spaces, the me with flowers on the inside.
For this shot for the Global burrow project, we made a couple of years ago, a friend took me to an ancient wood in the US where we found a fallen giant, feeder of fungi and little creatures and a heart filling hiding place for bigger creatures.
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Monday 19 May 1958
It was Monday, under the sign of Taurus. The US president was Dwight D. Eisenhower (Republican).
In that special week of May people in US were listening to All I Have To Do Is Dream by The Everly Brothers.
In UK Who's Sorry Now by Connie Francis was in the top 5 hits.
Indiscreet, directed by Stanley Donen, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1958
while Anatomy Of A Murder by Robert Traver was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Jefferson Drum.
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- National Hug-Your-Cat Day
- NASCAR Day USA.(2006)
- Commemoration of Pontian Greeks Genocide in Greece.
- Commemoration of Atatnrk, Youth and Sports Day in Turkey (1919).
- Theophilus of Corte
- Pudentiana
- Emiliana
- Ives
- Peter Celestine
- Feast day of the following saints in the Roman Catholic Church: Dunstan
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Famous Deaths:
- Bruno Sturmer: Composer, dies at 65.
- Archie Scott-Brown: English race car driver (Born 1927).
- Ronald Colman: British-American actor, a gentlemanly romantic star on-screen from 1922.
- South Pacific soundtrack album goes to #1 and stays #1 for 31 weeks
- US and Canada form North American Air Defense Command (NORAD).
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Which were the top hits in that special week of May 1958 ?
Top #10 songs in the USA
- The Everly Brothers - All I Have To Do Is Dream
- David Seville - Witch Doctor
- Elvis Presley - Wear My Ring Around Your Neck
- The Platters - Twilight Time
- Laurie London - He's Got The Whole World (In His Hands)
- Dean Martin - Return To Me
- The Monotones - Book Of Love
- Nat King Cole - Looking Back
- The Champs - Tequila
- Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode
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The main reason: political gridlock will make it impossible to deal with the fiscal deficit and place more pressure on the Fed to take extraordinary steps to boost the economy. And as we will learn this afternoon, about the only step left open to the Fed is the printing of more money.
In the past several weeks, the dollar has drifted lower against other currencies, though its move today is fairly muted. The euro is at $1.4055, a level that has previously brought cries of complaint from euro-zone policymakers. The yen is at 80.82, within a yen of the post-World War II low of 79.95 yen reached in 1995. Japanese exporters are already complaining about the strength of its currency.


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2016 Orvis Guide Rendezvous Keynote Delivered by Wade Fellin
Last weekend, Wade Fellin had the honor of delivering the keynote address at the annual Orvis Guide Rendezvous in Missoula, MT.
As many of you know, in addition to managing the Big Hole Lodge with his father, Craig, and guiding the Big Hole, Beaverhead, Bitterroot, and Missouri, Wade is program director of Upper Missouri Waterkeeper, a water quality advocacy NGO based in Bozeman, MT.
Wade's message was simple yet important: fly fishers must all work together to protect the clean water future of our fisheries. We'd like to share his speech here and encourage you all to join and support your local watershed groups!
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Taking the Oars
by: Wade Fellin
Before my father ran a fly fishing lodge, he enlisted in the Marine Corps to fight in Vietnam. We've never talked about his experience, but his two best friends from his platoon found our Lodge online 10 years ago and randomly showed up with their own 17-year-old sons.
One of these men had a bushy gray mustache, curly gray hair and went by "Night-train." After two days of calling him this, I finally gathered the courage to ask why. He explained that in Vietnam, he was assigned to mortars, and it was his duty to light the night by firing illumination over the jungle. One time he slipped as he fired, toppling the cannon and sending a white, fiery ball horizontally at his team. The commanding officer dove out of the way just in time. He later exclaimed that he thought he was surely getting run over by a goddamn night-train! The name stuck.
After the war, Dad pursued his passion for the outdoors, and Night-train moved to Lake Tahoe to pursue his passion for reading Mark Twain. He took to the water like Huck and Jim and became the Ghost of Twain reciting stories on Tahoe's river boat, the M.S. Dixie.
Now in his early seventies, Night-train has come to look like Twain, he is full of wisdom, and he's a hell of a lot better speaking in front of a crowd than I am! When Orvis called me and asked me to speak tonight, I called Night-train the next day.
He said, "Just last weekend I was invited to speak to a bunch of fly fishermen in Redondo Beach. I am not a fly fisherman. But of course, as the Ghost of Mark Twain, I'm able to speak on the subject at length."
The fly fishermen and women were everything I expected them to be: cordial but formidable, jovial but refined, and downright fly-fisherman-friendly. Show me a fly fisherman and I'll show you a gentleman. Might be the river, the fish, the company, or the heavens above, but the recipe seems to attract and produce noblemen and women of the blood roy-al!
But, I've never been to an Orvis guide rendezvous. nor have I interacted with many guides. Good luck – I doubt they'll want to hear fish stories!"
I don't dare tell you all any fish stories. I can only tell you what I've learned, about the rivers I've fallen in love with, and what I think we need to do to protect them.
But first, thank you all for being here. Thank you Orvis for hosting this wonderful event. Thank you to the Perkins Family and the Orvis staff for fostering these friendships, facilitating these business meetings and creating a learning environment that has proven to be so helpful to each of our operations.
Not to mention, this weekend is a blast, and to that end, I want to thank Missoula for putting up with this beard and Carhart convention!
What I'd like to share with you tonight is my perspective on our world of fly fishing: where the sport was almost thirty years ago and where I think it's going. My perspective has largely been shaped on the Big Hole River, which is why preserving my father's legacy means so much to me. And the lifeblood of that legacy is the river.
My father moved here to Missoula from Pennsylvania in 1974. He working as a security guard at the airport and on his lunch breaks he hung out at the Streamside Angler, then owned by Frank Johnson and Rich Anderson. They gave him all the advice he needed to hone his kills as a fly fisher and he fished between shifts in a white shirt, tie, and black slacks on these Missoula rivers.
He headed to Aspen in 1978 and guided for Chuck Fothergil along with George Odier. Both were famous for nymphing without an indicator and swore by the Western Coachman. While in Aspen, Dad met my mom, a Bozeman native, and they decided to start a fly fishing lodge. In 1983, with Fothergil's blessing they headed north through Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana, searching for their perfect spot and founded their business on the banks of the Wise River, just up from the Big Hole River.
At that time there were very few lodges in the mountain west: Lonnie's Three Rivers Ranch in Idaho, (congratulations to Lonnie for her lifetime achievement nomination tonight!) The Firehole Ranch near West Yellowstone, the Crescent H near Jackson, Wyoming and The Complete Fly Fisher just down the river on the Big Hole.
Mom and Dad spoke with Phil and Joan Wright, the owners of the Fly Fisher to explain their intentions of starting another lodge just 8 miles upstream. Phil responded by taking Dad down the river to teach him how he fished it.
Back then the caddis hatches looked like snow storms. The salmon fly hatches were so thick cars would slide driving through the canyon. There were very few people on the water.
I came along in 1988. Mom and Dad used to strap my bassinette to the fourteen foot avon. I spent my childhood fishing the Wise River and my teens learning to row the Big Hole and West Fork of the Bitterroot. Now, after 10 years of guiding, I'm partnering with my father in a business he has spent 33 years nurturing, a business that has brought so much joy and knowledge and fulfillment to so many clients and employees and to both of us over the course of more than three decades. Orvis once wrote in a Trout Bum of the Week article that my life was a charmed one as fly fishing goes and they were absolutely right. I'm almost embarrassed talking about how lucky and spoiled I am.
But I am immensely grateful for this incredible opportunity. And I realize that with it comes a significant set of challenges. My generation, the majority of us now in this room, is inheriting a very different world of fly fishing. Though each generation before us has had a responsibility to protect fisheries for succeeding generations and many in this room have done great work, we are now facing a much more urgent call to act.
Moving forward we are all going to have to work together. I realize we guide and operate in a much more competitive business environment and throughout the industry many of us work in rather isolated spheres. But camaraderie exists in this room more so than anywhere else I've experienced in the fly fishing world. It's similar to the camaraderie Phil Wright and my father shared.
We have to work together now because our fisheries are on a slippery slope. Our climate is warming, our population is growing, and our rivers are suffering.
Bozeman, where I spend my off season, is booming as tech companies move in; many of these new residents spend little to no time on the water. Wisdom, Montana, where my mother's family homesteaded, used to be full of multi-generation ranch families. Fewer and fewer of my generation are staying home to run the ranch. These family ranches are then being bought by corporate cattle companies who don't have the same connection or appreciation of the unique landscape or know how to be good stewards of our special river valleys.
The landscapes of the West are changing, and changing quickly, and though trout are often resilient to change, their ecosystems are not. There are no longer snowstorms of caddis on the Big Hole or the Jefferson. You'd be lucky to catch the salmon fly hatch for more than two weeks in June. Moving forward, we must be proactive in protecting the quality of water that sustains these organisms.
Over 40 years ago our nation's leaders recognized that the waters of the United States were in trouble, and they set forth a strong system of rules based on science to reverse the degradation and pollution of our waterways. That system has largely been viewed as red tape and in many cases, ignored all together.
To make this more concrete, here in Montana, less than half of our rivers get surveyed to assess their health every 10 years, as is required by law. If a river is found to be unhealthy or hurting from some type of pollution, it can take up to 15 years for a clean water improvement plan to be created, much less implemented.
The reality is, although Montana is widely regarded as one of the Last, Best Places for fishing, its prize blue ribbon streams are at risk from the change we talked about. It took a Montanan suing the state over 15 years ago to get the state to take the business of protecting–and restoring–rivers seriously.
Some of you know my dirty secret—I spend my off-season working with…gasp…hippie lawyers.
But they're not as bad as they're cracked-up to be—they're worse!
I work for a Montana-based water advocacy organization called Upper Missouri Waterkeeper. We're focused on protecting and improving river and community health in the headwaters of the Missouri River Basin. For those of you not familiar with the area, I'm talking about the Big Hole, Beaverhead, Ruby, Jefferson, Madison, Gallatin, Dearborn, Smith, and Sun, and the main-stem Missouri out to Fort Benton.
I truly believe we can protect our rivers, our fisheries, our businesses—before it's too late. Local advocacy provides the catalyst for change that I believe every western river deserves. There's a distinct need in the West for all of us who care about our rivers and fisheries to take the steps necessary to protect our most vital resource. We can do this.
Here's a tangible example of a small act going a long way:
Last summer, a fellow Big Hole River guide floated a new landowner past his property. The guide pointed at the eroding bank and said, "So now that you own this ground, what do you think about a fence?
"Keep the river from ripping away your property every year when the ice comes out."
"How's that?"
"The cattle that run on that property in the spring took out all the willows. Now the ice takes out the bank, making the river wider, shallower, warmer, more prone to algae and less conducive to insect life."
Based on this conversation, the Big Hole River Foundation is temporarily fencing this mile-long section of river with grant money, and with a little willow planting, that section will stop getting wider, shallower, and warmer. Those willows will suck up a lot of nutrients that algae would otherwise flourish on, leading to a healthier, colder, cleaner river for fish and bugs.
We fishermen and women are lucky enough to be on the front lines of these issues with the opportunity to effect the most positive change for our rivers. Rather than sitting back and using the resource while our home states ignore the problems and continue to rely on largely unsuccessful traditional practices in the face of a changing environment, we need to be steering the boat. This means not only educating ourselves on the issues in our watersheds, but also communicating our knowledge and suggesting solutions from the fly fishing community to the government decision-makers. It's too late to rely on slow moving bureaucracy.
And the future of our fisheries needs us to do more than "keep fish wet and clean up our tippets." We all need to get involved, and get our clients involved, in protecting our rivers. We don't have to fight these battles alone. One of the best ways to do this is by joining and supporting the local watershed groups working on the rivers we love. The Clark Fork Coalition does incredible work, and the fruits of their labor benefit the entire Columbia Basin. And if you don't have a local watershed group, form one. Guides in this room have and I'm sure would be more than willing to offer advice. Derek Young started a Trout Unlimited (TU) Chapter on his home waters in Washington. Mike Geary resurrected a TU Chapter on the Ruby and Beaverhead.
In closing, we have the best job in the world and an incredible opportunity to spend our days on rivers, teaching people how important tuning out and connecting with nature truly is. We can turn a New York minute into ten minutes seated on a bank studying a rising trout. That transformation makes every day guiding worthwhile for me. As the boots in the water, we have the duty to raise awareness about threats to these fisheries. We are the voice for the voiceless.
Just as my father built Big Hole Lodge by hand and has shaped it into what it has become today, many of you in this room have spent your lives on rivers helping shape the fly fishing world into what it is today—a world exactly like Night-train described, a community of classy people who are deeply connected to the sacredness of nature.
Many generations before us have been forced to answer a call to action in protecting our country. We aren't being sent to war. We have a choice to fight this battle. I'm going to do my best to help protect these fisheries so that our fly fishing community can flourish and I'm honored to do so alongside all of you.
Thank you Orvis for your proud commitment to protecting our rivers and clean water! And thank you. Thank you all for your time.
Orvis commits 5% of pre-tax profits to protecting nature.
Upper Missouri Waterkeeper is exclusively focused on protecting and improving waterways and community health throughout Montana's Upper Missouri River Basin.
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Wildlife Showcase of a Healthy Southwest Montana
The most spectacular and rewarding aspect of fly-fishing in Montana is knowing each time you step into the river there is a chance to intimately interact with the wildest and most beautiful creatures in the Rocky Mountains. This summer has been particularly spectacular and we at Big Hole Lodge want to close our season by sharing a few of our favorite moments from our untamed backyard. Southwest Montana is healthy and flourishing!
Thank you to all who joined us this summer! We are deflating the rafts, battening down the hatches for the coming snow, and eagerly awaiting an even more incredible year in 2015. We hope to spend it with you!
Tight lines,
Craig, Wade, Lanette, and the entire Big Hole Lodge staff.
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Photo of the Week: Spring Evening on the Missouri
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Montana Had a Great Winter, Who Didn't?
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"When am I gonna catch a fish like that?!"
Tales of a Fly Fishing Lodge Chef suffering from Trout Addiction
Our Chef appeared agitated after serving the final breakfast of Big Hole Lodge's 2nd Annual Spey Casting Clinic. She opened the door to the Trout House and her ten-year-old jack russell, Kali, rocketed through the log cabin and up the stairs to wake up Wade. Lanette Evener plopped into her recliner, flipped on the San Francisco Giants game, and grabbed her computer to check the area fishing reports. The employee digs weren't always so plush. In fact, Lanette weathered her first 15 summers out here in a one-room cabin without running water or electricity and had to share it with more mice than she could set traps for. She will spend her 19th summer half a mile downstream from the Lodge in The Trout House.
Wade stopped wrestling with Kali upstairs when he heard a sharp, "Oh, come on! When am I gonna catch a fish like that?"
"What's the river look like?"
"Flattened out last night and dropping this morning. Supposed to be off and on rain today."
This time of year, a high mountain rain can wash out a mudbank and blow out the Big Hole overnight, but it has been cold at night in the valley and a falling river is perfect.
"You got your waders on yet?"
"No. Why, are we going?"
"Yep. I'm up. I'll go get the boat, you get ready."
Wade could tell by her tone she was legitimately envious of the fish on someone's blog and didn't even need to see the pictures. Employee float trips are few and far between once the summer gets rolling and will be even more rare this summer while Wade is away studying for the bar exam. Lanette didn't have to be in the kitchen until 5pm to cook steak dinner, and with these spring flows they could cover a lot of ground in a few hours.
When Wade returned with the boat, Lanette had the cooler packed, her flies picked out, and her waders on. Every guide knows it's bad luck for a guide to leave a boat seat open on a free day, so Wade invited his friend, Katie, to hold down the fort and play clean-up from the backseat, DJ, and row a bit. As a fisherman, it's always a good idea to allow everyone ample rowing practice time.
Nine miles up the Big Hole, Wade realized he'd forgot his net. Nets take a beating in a raft over the course of the summer, but his would have been better than nothing after a bit of tippet patchwork. It was too late to go back, so they opted to go without. Wade pulled into a fly shop for a shuttle. Lanette quietly went to the back wall and picked out a beautiful rubber telescopic boat net, complete with a floating foam handle. To Wade's protest, she said, "Shut up, Jr., this is a graduation present. Now go find me a fish to put in it."
On her fifth cast, throwing a three-inch yellow and orange sex dungeon, Lanette smacked the fly into the bottom of a small riffle right on the bank. The fly sat on the rocks, just under the surface and only a few inches off the bank. The fly line caught current, pulling the fly right over the drop off along the seam.
"He's not hooked, that was a subtle take, hit him again to the side!"
"He's hooked! And coming right at the boat! Row Jr., row!! Oh my God, he's a monster!"
Ten minutes later, Wade extended that new net under the biggest fish Lanette has ever seen on the Big Hole River. She has suffered through story after story of "wall-fish" as clients come beaming into the dinning room for 19 years, each time high five-ing the angler and celebrating with them, but in the back of her mind, time and time again she's asked, when am I gonna catch my break? When do I get a wall-fish? And it has not been for lack of paying her dues. Wade, Lanette and their good friend Laurie have fished rain or shine, through big water and low water, and have fished hard for the last 15 years.
She could hardly breathe, her voice was high pitched, and she nearly fell headlong into the river as she clamored onto the bank to admire the beauty.
"Oh my God, this fish just made my season. Hell, it made my career! Look at this thing!"
After reviving the old boy, Lanette turned him on his side for one last optical feast before sliding him back into the beautiful river that raised him. The three looked up and out into the Pintler Mountains and smiled and sighed. Then they erupted into high-fives and hugs.
Congratulations, Lanette! You definitely deserved it!
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Lanette Evener, our trusty chef and trout head, stretched her casting arm before opening the kitchen for season '14. Check out some highlights and stay tuned throughout the summer.
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Final Dress Rehearsal for Season 2014
Big Hole Lodge opens this week for the 31st time under the same ownership and we can't wait to get back on the water. Our beloved chef and trout bum, Lanette, returned this week after trading her shorts and t-shirts in Redding, CA for long underwear and wool caps here in Wise River, but she held onto her smile. In fact, it grew substantially when she climbed into the raft on the Big Hole amid sleet and snow showers.
The upper valley experienced heavy snow and rain Friday evening and the Big Hole rose quickly throughout the day Saturday. A rising river always makes for tough fishing, but Lanette didn't let that stop her from getting reacquainted with her pals. She tirelessly banged the banks with a weighted size 4 yellow streamer and was rewarded with a handful of fish, the nicest of which are pictured here.
Despite the conditions, we had a great day filled with laughs and are now eagerly awaiting our first guests of the season. Montana had a spectacular snowy winter and the rivers are in great shape. 2014 is going to be fantastic and we look forward to sharing it with you!
Craig & Wade Fellin and the Big Hole Lodge Staff
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Western society encourages people to be independent, autonomous and self-sufficient. Recent research in neuroscience has been telling us that this is actually nearly impossible without the safety of secure and close emotional connections with others. We are much more connected than we believe we need to be.

John Bowlby, a British psychiatrist ahead of his time and originator of attachment theory, stated that we are born with this need to have safe connections and take this need with us "from the cradle to the grave." Only recently in the field of psychology has it been more accepted that not only children need such a safe connection, but adults do as well in order to be healthy, happy and successful in their lives.

The Dangers of Loneliness

One major deterrent to mental and physical health is loneliness. John Cacciopo and William Patrick's groundbreaking 2008 book on Loneliness discusses some of the latest research about this condition. The feeling of loneliness, for example, predicts as much of a health risk and early death as obviously unhealthy behaviors such as smoking. To be sentenced to isolation is the worst punishment one can undergo in prison. We are social animals, wired to connect, and when these connections are threatened or unavailable, our nervous system goes haywire and all kinds of negative reactions follow.

Romantic relationships

Sue Johnson, the creator of Emotionally Focused Therapy and author of one of the best books for couples out there, discusses how we are living in smaller and smaller social units as time goes on. While our ancestors may have had the physical and emotional support of an entire village, many of us today can rely on one person, that is, if we are lucky, namely our romantic partner. Our romantic relationships, therefore, bear the weight that an entire village once held. It is no wonder why divorce rates tend to be so high.

We need to take extra care of our romantic relationships, especially since there is so much weight on them. Happy relationships have been shown to correlate with all kinds of health benefits, which include improved mental health, better cardiac health, and increased immunity. Strong relationships have been shown to even change the way our brains respond to pain and fear.

What to do if you're lonely and have no romantic relationship?

Get out there. Meet people. Everyone is dating online these days, go check out some of the sites, even if you don't want to.

Putting yourself out there can be scary. You may have some social anxiety. But you'd be surprised how many other people are out there struggling with your same issues. If it feels impossible, but you still want to meet people, try talking to a therapist. Talking to a therapist does not mean you are crazy, as some people fear, and can actually help a great deal. Speaking with a professional is just a stepping stone to get you out there into the real world to meet people and establish solid relationships.

How to have authentic relationships

Once you get out there and meet people, then there's that whole task of having genuine, authentic relationships, the kind you want. The best answer that I can give here is to just be honest. By that I mean, be honest with yourself first. Be present with yourself, your needs, and when you feel safe with certain people, don't be afraid to let them see you. We all have vulnerabilities, which make us human. The safer people feel with each other, the more vulnerable they can be with each other, and the stronger their connections.

Check out this video on authentic relationships to hear more.

Social connections are more important than most of us realize. To be your best and most healthy, nurture your current relationships and don't be afraid to cultivate new ones.