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The Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel joked that Viola Davis should get an Emmy for her acceptance speech upon winning best supporting actress for her performance in "Fences." And it was a rousing speech, an ode to artists as well as a thank you to, among others, the playwright August Wilson, whose drama was the basis for the film, and her director, Denzel Washington. Here are edited excerpts from some of the evening's acceptance speeches.
My family. Thank you everyone for your love and support! pic.twitter.com/5thsM7y3HT— Viola Davis (@violadavis) February 27, 2017
Viola Davis, best supporting actress, "Fences"
Thank you to the academy. You know, there's one place that all the people with the greatest potential are gathered. One place, and that's the graveyard. People ask me all the time: "What kind of stories do you want to tell, Viola?" And I say, exhume those bodies, exhume those stories. The stories of the people who dreamed big and never saw those dreams to fruition, people who fell in love and lost. I became an artist — and thank God I did — because we are the only profession that celebrates what it means to live a life.
So here's to August Wilson, who exhumed and exalted the ordinary people. And to Paramount [and the producers] for being the cheerleaders for a movie that is about people, and words, and life, and forgiveness, and grace. And to [fellow cast members, including Mykelti Williamson and Stephen McKinley Henderson] for being the most wonderful artists I've ever worked with.
And oh captain, my captain, Denzel Washington. Thank you for putting two entities in the driving seat: August and God. And they served you well. And to [my parents] who were and are the center of my universe. The people who taught me good or bad, how to fail, how to love, how to hold an award, how to lose. My parents: I'm so thankful that God chose you to bring me into this world. To my sisters ... thank you for the imagination. And to my husband and my daughter. My heart. You ... teach me every day how to live, how to love. I'm so glad that you are the foundation of my life. Thank you to the academy. Thank you.
Mahershala Ali, best supporting actor for "Moonlight"
I want to thank my teachers, my professors. I had so many wonderful teachers. And one thing that they consistently told me is that it wasn't about you. It's not about you. It's about these characters. You're a servant — you're in service to these stories and these characters. ... Thank you, Barry Jenkins, thank you, Tarell Alvin McCraney. Adele Romanski, who forced Barry to cast me. [Laughs] No, but it's just such a wonderful experience. ... [Thanks to] the rest of the cast who did wonderful work. Any one of them could be up here right now holding this trophy. ... And lastly I just want to thank my wife, who was in her third trimester during awards season. We just had a daughter four days ago. So I just want to thank her for being such a soldier through this process, and really carrying me through it all.
Asghar Farhadi, director, "The Salesman," best foreign language feature
(In protest of the now-frozen travel ban imposed by President Trump, Mr. Farhadi said he would boycott the Oscars; Anousheh Ansari accepted the trophy on his behalf and read his speech)
It's a great honor to be receiving this valuable award for the second time. I would like to thank the members of the academy, my crew in Iran, my producer, Cohen Media, Amazon and my fellow nominees. I'm sorry I am not with you tonight. My absence is out of respect for the people of my country, and those of the other six nations who have been disrespected by the inhumane law that bans entry of immigrants to the U.S. Dividing the world into the "us" and "our enemies" categories creates fear, a deceitful justification for aggression and war. These wars prevent democracy and human rights in countries which have themselves been victims of aggression. Filmmakers can turn their cameras to capture shared human qualities and break stereotypes of various nationalities and religions. They create empathy between us and others — an empathy which we need today more than ever. Thank you on behalf of Mr. Farhadi. Thank you.
Emma Stone, best actress, "La La Land"
Thank you so much to the academy. To the women in this category — Natalie [Portman], Isabelle [Huppert], Meryl [Streep], Ruth [Negga] — you were all so extraordinary, and I look up to you and I admire you more than I can put into words.
I realize that a moment like this is a huge confluence of luck and opportunity, and so I want to thank Damien Chazelle for the opportunity to be part of a project that was so special and once-in-a-lifetime. I'm so grateful to have been involved in this film, and thank you for your faith and your patience and such a wonderful experience. And Ryan Gosling, thank you for making me laugh, and for always raising the bar, and for being the greatest partner on this crazy adventure. To our whole crew, everyone that put their heart and souls into this film, I'm going to find you all individually, and I'm going to thank you, along with my friends, who I love so much. I'm going to hug the hell out of you when the feeling re-enters my body.
I still have a lot of growing and learning and work to do. And this guy [gestures toward her Oscar] is a really beautiful symbol to continue on that journey, and I am so grateful for that. So, thank you so much.
Casey Affleck, best actor, "Manchester by the Sea"
It means so much to me, thank you. Whew, damn it. One of the first people who taught me how to act was Denzel Washington, and I just met him tonight for the first time. Thank you. And to all the other nominees who did great work, I'm proud to be in your company. You guys are very brave and I admire what you do.
And I'm only here, really, because of all the talents and good will of so many people that are impossible to name. But most of all, Kenneth Lonergan, who made this part — and without this part, and without his writing, I wouldn't be here for sure. And how well he directed it. Man, I wish I had something bigger and more meaningful to say, but I'm just really proud to be a part of this community in general. Thank you also to Matt Damon for creating this opportunity. Of course, my mother and my father for mostly believing in me. And Ben, I love you. You ain't heavy. Thank you all very much.
Damien Chazelle, best director, "La La Land"
I just want to first thank my fellow nominees. I was absolutely honored and floored to be in your company this year. So, Barry [Jenkins], Kenny [Lonergan], Mel [Gibson], Denis [Villeneuve] — but I know you're here somewhere. Just thank you for what incredible filmmakers you are and for inspiring me with your work every day.
I want to thank the people who helped me make this movie: my crew, my team, everyone at Lionsgate for taking a chance on it. Ryan and Emma for bringing it to life. John [Legend] for acting alongside them and now doing me very proud here on this stage. And I want to thank Justin [Hurwitz, who composed the score], who I've known since we were both 17, 18, I think. Justin, thank you for riding with me on this, and carrying this dream forward, and for never giving up. Thank you.
... And finally, I want to thank Olivia, my love, sitting there. This was a movie about love, and I was lucky enough to fall in love while making it. And it means the world to me that you're here with me sharing it.
Barry Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney, best adapted screenplay, "Moonlight"
Jenkins: You know, I tell my students that I teach sometimes: Be in love with the process, not the result. But I really wanted this result because a bajillion people are watching, and all you people out there who feel like there's no mirror for you, that your life is not reflected, the academy has your back, the A.C.L.U. has your back, we have your back, and for the next four years, we will not leave you alone. We will not forget you.
McCraney: I also want to say thank God for my mother, who proved to me through her struggles and the struggles that Naomie Harris portrayed for all of you, that we can really be here and be somebody. Two boys from Liberty City [in Miami, where they grew up and where the film is set] up here on this stage. This goes out to all those black and brown boys and girls and non-gender-conforming who don't see themselves. We're trying to show you you, and us. So thank you, thank you, this is for you.
Ezra Edelman, director of "O.J.: Made in America," best documentary feature
I want to thank the academy for acknowledging this untraditional film. I want to thank ESPN for allowing us the canvas and the time to tell this story. This is the only way it could be told. But I want to acknowledge that I wouldn't be standing here tonight if not for two people who aren't here with us: Ron Goldman, Nicole Brown. This is for them and their families. It is also for others. The victims of police violence, police brutality, racially motivated violence and criminal injustice. This is their story as well as Ron and Nicole's. I am honored to accept this award on all of their behalfs. Thank you.


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Fotolia image of a Tennessee waterfall
Yet another reason to use as little coal-generated electricity as possible is provided by a 12/22 eco-disaster in Tennessee, where 5.4 million cubic yards of toxic coal ash sludge from the Kingston Fossil Plant now covers 400 acres of Harriman County. An earth dam was unable to contain the waste created by the coal-fired power plant. A complex river and stream system here provides drinking water to much of the region; it is further compromised by the fact that the EPA, under the current administration, is reluctant to protect these waters from the destructive effects of coal mining and electricity generation. This morning I listened to some functionary from the area assuring his audience that the water was safe, after drinking a glass of it. I lived in Western New York throughout the Love Canal disaster, so I have a pretty good idea of how much these assurances are often worth. It could be safe. Maybe. In any case, I am sure many of the recipients of this drinking water are completely unaware of what goes on at its source—and that could be said of many of us. UPDATE: Chris C. recommends these blog posts from an observer who lives outside of Knoxville.
NOAA/NURP. This roughy is unlikely to end up on your plate.
And now the good news. Apparently, as long as it doesn't affect the wallets of his buddies, and it's really, really far away, our current president is okay with protecting some of the water under U.S. control. As many of you have likely heard, three areas of the Pacific Ocean—the Marianas Trench (site of the deepest point on earth), Rose Atoll, and Pacific Remote Islands have been designated as marine national monuments, receiving the highest level of environmental recognition and conservation. This amounts to 195, 274 square miles of protection, within which are reef sharks, giant clams, nesting petrel, and other creatures that only the most intrepid of us will ever see.


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Oikawa Tōru is not a Genius (Japanese:
The opening theme of this episode is Ah Yeah!! by Sukima Switch and the ending theme is Leo by Tacica.
Aobajohsai starts to overwhelm Karasuno and builds a huge point gap. Things get even worse when Oikawa figures out the secret signals Kageyama and Hinata use for their quick strike, and Kageyama begins to panic. This ruins his momentum as he goes too fast with his tosses while Oikawa continues taking point after point. With no timeouts left for this set, Ukai has no choice but to sub in Sugawara.
Plot Edit
In a flashback, Kageyama thinks back to when he got into Kitagawa Daiichi. There was an amazing player there: Oikawa. Back then, Kageyama always thought to himself that if he could surpass that person, he would be the best setter in the prefecture.
In the present, Kageyama pulls off a dump, shocking everyone. Hinata compliments him and Kageyama replies that Oikawa is the best overall player in the prefecture, but he won't lose when it comes to being a setter.
It's Kageyama's turn to serve, but his ball ends up going out and it becomes Oikawa's turn to serve. The ball seems to head towards Nishinoya, but it goes to his right instead. Despite that, Nishinoya still receives it. Kageyama gets the ball and Hinata calls for it. The two perform their infamous quick strike and scores. Oikawa watches intensely, seeming to notice something.
Kindaichi apologizes for messing up and Oikawa brushes him off. He then asks how Kindaichi feels about Hinata stealing his spot as Kageyama's partner. Kindaichi tries to protest that he doesn't care, but Oikawa cuts him off and states that he'll prove Kindaichi's skills without the use of quicks like Kageyama does with Hinata. He tells the first year to believe in him and just jump.
Kindaichi goes to spike the next move and Hinata tries to block him, but realizes that Kindaichi seems to jump higher than he did during the practice match. Kindaichi scores and Karasuno prepares for a comeback. As Kageyama starts to toss, Hinata calls for it, but Kageyama sends it to someone else. Oikawa watches with the same expression before smiling, stating that he figured it out. Aobajohsai quickly calls a timeout.
As his teammates are crowded around him, Oikawa explains how Kageyama and Hinata know to do the quick strike and the signals they use. When it's the quick strike, Hinata would yell "bring it" and with a normal toss to another player, it's "send it". To test it out, when Hinata yells "bring it", one blocker is going to focus on him. If it's "send it", they will wait to see where the toss goes. Iwaizumi notes that if they call a timeout this earlier, Karasuno may know that they've figured out the signal and Oikawa replies that it'll be better that way. If Kageyama knows this, he'll start panicking.
On Karasuno's side, Tanaka and Nishinoya tease Kageyama for looking so serious, as the first year suspects that Oikawa has figured out the signals. To lighten up the mood, Tanaka compliments Nishinoya on his receive and Nishinoya replies that Oikawa is strong, but that's not the only thing. They've underestimated Aobajohsai this entire time by assuming that Oikawa's the main problem.
The match resumes and Oikawa hints at Kindaichi to aim his serve at specific people. The serve goes towards Asahi and he misses his receive. This continues for a little bit until Asahi finally gets used to the trajectory. Hinata then spikes and scores, but Aobajohsai's still four points ahead.
Aobajohsai starts focusing its blockers up front and Kageyama notices the pressure. With Hinata in the back, Kageyama panics and moves to do a setter dump, but this is seen through by the opponents and he gets blocked. Hinata soon moves up front again and calls for the ball with "send it here". Iwaizumi and Kindaichi notice and wait to see where the toss goes before jumping, almost blocking Hinata.
Kageyama goes to serve again but due to his loss of composure, he messes up and only barely manages to turn it into a soft serve at the last second. The ball is received and sent back to Karasuno's side, but Kageyama ends up receiving it. Tanaka goes to spike and gets blocked completely. Things seem bad on Karasuno's side as it becomes Oikawa's turn to serve again.
The ball goes straight towards Tanaka, who fails to receive it. Oikawa thinks to himself that if Tanaka fails to receive the ball continuously, he'll lose his morale. If he can break the spirits of both Tanaka and Asahi, the essence of Karasuno's offense, it'll be the end for the opponents.
Ukai quickly calls a timeout. He warns Kageyama not to lose his cool and be careful with his tactics, like the dump. The match resumes and this time, Tanaka receives the ball. However, it goes straight to Kindaichi, who slams it down. Tanaka then tries spiking but gets blocked. Ukai calls another timeout, using up the two timeouts of the set.
As Tanaka's heading off the court, the spectators wonder if he's going to be alright after going through all of that. To their surprise, Tanaka suddenly slaps himself. He apologizes to the team and admits that he didn't call the toss just now because he got scared. Angrily, he yells that he won't let down the team again.
After the timeout ends, the players go back into position. Oikawa aims his serve at Tanaka again and Tanaka receives it barely with his stomach. Hinata saves it and Kageyama sends it back over towards Oikawa. However, Watari's able to set the ball, surprising Ukai. Despite this, Nishinoya receives the ball perfectly and Kageyama gets ready to toss it. Tanaka loudly calls for it and jumps, slamming the ball past Kunimi and scoring, effectively stopping Oikawa's momentum.
Hinata goes for the freak quick strike and Iwaizumi tries blocking it. He lands and yells at Oikawa not to say that he can't toss like Kageyama. Oikawa admits that he can't, but he can give the best tosses to the people on his team. This is why he won't lose as a setter.
With a seven-point gap, Kageyama starts thinking of ways to catch up and sends sharper tosses than usual, showing his agitation. Oikawa watches him wordlessly, thinking to himself of an event from junior high. He remembers Kageyama's nickname of "King of the Court" and admits that he thought it was praise initially, but soon realized its derogatory meaning after seeing a match. Kageyama has power and talent, but not the teamwork. This flaw is not something he can't fix in just two months.
Karasuno's attacks start getting faster, but Ukai can't do anything about it as he'd already used up all his timeouts. Oikawa notices and thinks to himself that with this acceleration, Kageyama won't be able to accommodate his different teammates. A setter is the player who brings out the maximum potential of his attackers. Without that skill, Kageyama won't succeed.
The ball soon goes right over the net and the two setters jump simultaneously to push it over. In his panic, Kageyama loses control to Oikawa, worsening his agitation. He ends up making a mistake with his toss, but Asahi saves it.
Irihata watches the two setters and compares them, noting that Oikawa is not a genius like Kageyama. He's skilled, but not at his level. Despite that, it's obvious that at the current stage, it's Oikawa who excels at being a setter.
Suddenly, Karasuno makes a player change. Kageyama's shocked to see Sugawara stepping up.
- Karasuno High Boys' Volleyball Club
- Aobajohsai High Boys' Volleyball Club
- Others
- Makoto Shimada
- Yūsuke Takinoue
- Kenma Kozume (flashback only)
Episode NotesEdit
Character RevelationsEdit
- Kindaichi's best position to hit the ball is just above the opposing blocker.
- Nishinoya is revealed to have played against Oikawa in middle school [1].
- This episode is the anime adaptation of Chapter 50, Chapter 51, Chapter 52 and Chapter 53.
Differences Between Anime and MangaEdit
- Anime: After Kageyama performs a dump for the first time in the match, a flashback is shown of him admiring Oikawa in junior high. Manga: This isn't shown until much later.
- Manga: After Oikawa aims the serve at Tanaka, a flashback is shown of Kageyama asking Oikawa to teach him how to serve in junior high. Anime: This scene is shown in the 2nd Haikyu!! movie.
OSTs usedEdit
- It Doesn't Work (Japanese: うまくいかない Umaku Ika nai) 00:01 - 00:34
- Oikawa Toru (Japanese: 及川徹 Oikawa Tōru) 03:06 - 03:46
- Conductors (Japanese: 指揮者 Shiki sha) 04:40 - 05:52
- Huddle Up (Japanese: 作戦会議 Sakusen kaigi) 06:18 - 07:17
- Kageyama vs Tsukishima (Japanese: 影山対月島 Kageyama tai Tsukishima) 08:21 - 09:26
- The King of the Court (Japanese: コート上の王様 Kōto jō no Ōsama) 09:39 - 10:05
- In The Thick Of It (Japanese: 粘り Nebari) 10:23 - 11:37
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- Powerhouse Schools (Japanese: 強豪校 Kyōgō Kō) 11:54 - 12:31
- Huddle Up (Japanese: 作戦会議 Sakusen kaigi) 12:52 - 13:18
- "1 Point" (Japanese: "1点" "1 Ten") 13:25 - 14:18
- Worthy Opponent (Japanese: 好敵手 Kōtekishu) 14:51 - 15:40
- Qualities of an Ace (Japanese: エースの資質 Ēsu no Shishitsu) 16:05 - 17:12
- In The Thick Of It (Japanese: 粘り Nebari) 17:23 - 18:44
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FAVA | Vegan Festival in Loule | Algarvian.Life reviews | article by Editor Mel Ve – As the Creative Director of Conscious Consumer Network, we are always encouraging people to be conscious about what they consume. It is great to see so many amazing markets and festivals all over the Algarve that are actively encouraging of this pursuit.
FAVA is the latest of the conscious consumer festivals to make it's way onto the scene in the Algarve, and a good thing that is too, as there are so many food festivals in this beautiful part of the world. It is about time the Vegan community be represented and catered to with such events. This is the first FAVA Vegan Food Festival, and is held in the historical market town of Loule on 25 | 26 July 2018.
FAVA offered up a number of interesting food stalls, all serving up animal free artisan produce, and what a delight that was too. However I did feel that what was on offer was rather limited, and not a true reflection of just how much variety exists in the Vegan pursuit, however I am hopeful that FAVA will grow. Considering how small and limited the stalls and food offerings were, there was still a good turn out of people, which shows the growing trent towards animal free diets. Indeed, going Vegan is the fastest growing trent in the world, as many realise the health benefits and get educated on the environmental impact of meat and dairy production. The energy of the people that attended was as you can expect, friendly and warm, with several people bringing their animals.
Learning how to eat in a better way is a crucial aspect to a happy and healthy life, and I truly admire and respect the Vegan pursuit. I have been toying with the idea of going completely Vegan for several years now. I largely avoid animal products where ever possible, and have managed to largely eliminate dairy from my diet. We support the Vegan community of the Algarve by selling VEGETAL CREAM CHEESE and VEGETAL YOGURT at various artesian markets across the Algarve.
Please check out the Vegan artisan food range from the BEACH FARM COMMUNITY
We at Algarvian.Life look forward to more such events, which are necessary in order to educate the mass populace into creating a better quality of life for themselves, being kinder to the environment, and the beautiful animals of this Earth.
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Of the various events leading upto commencement ceremony, Joe Biden's speech was probably the most looked forward to. It was great to hear him speak, live and in person. His speech emphasized treating others with the dignity you expect for yourself, the classic American ideal of equal access to opportunity and a call for students to engage with social systems that are broken. But Biden's speech was not the one that resonated the most with me.
Cornell's Phi Beta Kappa Society held a reception for its graduating seniors and the faculty president, Professor Daniel Schwarz delivered a speech. In it, he quoted from C.P. Cavafy's poem "Ithaka". Here's the poem, as I found it on Cavafy's archives. I might be violating some copyright laws or licenses here.
As you set out for Ithaka
hope the voyage is a long one,
full of adventure, full of discovery.
Laistrygonians and Cyclops,
angry Poseidon—don't be afraid of them:
you'll never find things like that on your way
as long as you keep your thoughts raised high,
as long as a rare excitement
stirs your spirit and your body.
Laistrygonians and Cyclops,
wild Poseidon—you won't encounter them
unless you bring them along inside your soul,
unless your soul sets them up in front of you.
Hope the voyage is a long one.
May there be many a summer morning when,
with what pleasure, what joy,
you come into harbors seen for the first time;
may you stop at Phoenician trading stations
to buy fine things,
mother of pearl and coral, amber and ebony,
sensual perfume of every kind—
as many sensual perfumes as you can;
and may you visit many Egyptian cities
to gather stores of knowledge from their scholars.
Keep Ithaka always in your mind.
Arriving there is what you are destined for.
But do not hurry the journey at all.
Better if it lasts for years,
so you are old by the time you reach the island,
wealthy with all you have gained on the way,
not expecting Ithaka to make you rich.
Ithaka gave you the marvelous journey.
Without her you would not have set out.
She has nothing left to give you now.
And if you find her poor, Ithaka won't have fooled you.
Wise as you will have become, so full of experience,
you will have understood by then what these Ithakas mean.
The italicized portion is what the Professor quoted. Apart from the literary merits of the poem and masterful use of themes from the Odyssey, and the cute Ithaca-Ithaka link, I felt a very personal connection to it. I'm ambitious and driven, like many of my classmates at Cornell. We seek successful lives, our Ithakas, in various forms: impact, fame, money, scientific discovery, or brilliance. If we achieve that success at a young age, we appear even more successful. The sooner I arrive at my definition of success, the richer I expect my life to be.
What Cavafy says is that the destination itself has nothing to offer me. Becoming CEO of a top tech company alone will not make my life richer. What will be rich are the experiences, ups and downs and wisdom I will gain on the journey. Still, this does not undervalue the ends. The ends are what motivate me to set out on the journey in the first place.
What does all this translate to practically? When I was in high school, it was a dream to study at an Ivy League university. Now I'm graduating with a degree from one. But this degree alone means little. It might open a few doors for me in the next few years and some people might hold me in higher regard for it. But going forward what will really matter is what I've actually learnt and who I've become in the last four years.
What a perfect segway to the other impactful speech on commencement weekend. Cornell's new president, Martha Pollack, also addressed the graduating class. Part of her speech was framed by, "Your values have power." I have learnt a lot from my classes at Cornell which are great for the job market. But what I cherish most will be the values I've embraced here, some of which President Pollack's speech touched upon:
- Commitment to Service
Cornell is a land grant university. It has deep roots in public service, especially when it comes to applying scientific research and knowledge to benefit society. An alum and fellow blogger explains this beautifully in What does 'Land Grant' really mean and why you should care.
- Elite yet Egalitarian
This is enmeshed in Cornell's 'Any Person, Any Study'. The fact that I could attend Cornell and graduate from it is enough evidence of Cornell's egalitarianism for me. Cornell also has partnerships with several community colleges in NY state, allowing many of their best students a chance to transfer to Cornell for their junior years. Some of my friends who had transferred this way have given me a picture of the United States which I could not have traditionally found in the Arts Quad or West campus' frat rows. Also, the same fellow blogger has a lot to say on this: Elite, Not Elitist.
- Resilience
- Love and respect for nature
If I have to explain this to you, please just look at Cornell's campus!


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Some moved on to provincial politics, like Conservatives Patrick Brown and Brian Jean, now leading conservative parties in Ontario and Alberta.
Others, like the NDP's Alexandrine Latendresse, who was among the young MPs from Quebec who were swept onto Parliament Hill in 2011, say the cut-and-thrust of the House of Commons has lost its appeal.
Still others say they want to spend more time with family, like Justice Minister Peter MacKay and Industry Minister James Moore, who just announced on Friday he won't run again.
Whatever their stated reasons, many political observers wonder whether money is also among them.
Departing MPs are eligible for severance and pension payments that can top six figures; recent changes to how pensions will be paid have fuelled speculation that many are getting out while the getting is good.
"I try not to be cynical; people give me a good reason and looking at MacKay and Moore in particular, that they've got young kids seems to me like a reasonable reason," said Aaron Wudrick, the federal director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
"But objectively speaking, there's no question that anybody who leaves now ... they will be objectively better off. "
MPs who serve out their terms and don't run again are entitled to severance worth 50 per cent of their salary.
That's a minimum payout of $83,700 for those earning the base MP salary of $167,400. Cabinet ministers like Moore and MacKay make $244,500 a year, which means severance of $122,250.
The same goes for those who run again and lose.
Severance payouts after the 2011 election totalled $4.3 million, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation calculated.
"You could argue you've run for office, you intend to continue working but you're defeated, so then maybe severance is reasonable because you're looking for work when you were not planning to," Wudrick said.
"But we do kind of raise our eyebrow at the idea that a member of Parliament can get severance with a pre-planned departure."
MPs like former foreign affairs minister John Baird, who quit mid-session and vacated his seat almost immediately, don't receive severance, but still have access to a pension at age 55.
To be eligible for a pension, an MP must have served six years.
In 2013-2014, the average annual allowance for former MPs was $59,974, according to a Treasury Board report.
Current MPs who are eligible for a pension right now and who aren't running again — or who run again and lose — can collect a pension beginning at age 55.
But changes made to the plan three years ago come into effect at the end of this year, and include increasing the age an MP can start collecting their pension to 65 from 55.
That's only for those elected for the first time this fall. It gets more complicated for those who win re-election.
Their pension payments will be calculated on the number of years they served both before and after Dec. 31, 2015. The portion owing on service up to 2015 is available once they turn 55, the rest at 65.
They can start collecting that portion at 55 too, but will pay a one per cent penalty each year until they turn 65.
Meanwhile, the six-year-service rule remains in effect.
There are 133 current MPs who wouldn't qualify for a pension until after the October vote at the earliest. But Wudrick said it's unclear how much of a financial calculation any MP is making in deciding whether to run.
The number not running is about the same as before two other landmark campaigns in recent history — 1993 and 2004, he noted.
"So maybe it's question of people reassessing their political prospects rather than how much money can I get."
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Debating Camille Paglia's "On Date Rape"
Date rape is a forcible sexual intercourse by an acquaintance, where one resists sexual advances either verbally or physically. The perpetrator of this crime varies from boyfriends to casual acquaintances. The Centers for Disease Control reported that eight out of ten rape or sexual-assault cases were carried out by people of these relationship statuses. Sometimes rapists claim they are given given mixed signals, or even misread simple flirtation as a woman's sexual advance. In any situation, a woman is not responsible for the rape. Rapists tend to use these excuses to try and shift attention from their heinous crime, on to their victim. Oftentimes, when a woman is raped by someone she knows, it is not a spur of the moment incident. Their attacker has planned out or even fantasized about the act before actually committing the crime. Camille Paglia's editorial "On Date Rape" gives a glimpse into the mind of an extremely biased opinion on date rape. Her general belief is that if a woman gets raped while on a date, she is at fault. Paglia's article is defective due to hasty generalization, false analogy, and false cause.
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AKRON, Ohio — For the last 15 months, 33-year-old Eric Hinman has been coming to Oriana House, a drug treatment center, to help end an opioid addiction that could kill him.
"You go from feeling dope sick to wanting to kill yourself to living life again," he said.
Hinman and Leah Cohen, also a recovering heroin addict, credit their progress to counseling and monthly injections of a drug called Vivitrol, which costs $1,200 a dose. They get it for free because, like 2,500 other patients there, they qualify for Obamacare's expanded Medicaid program.
"Once my addiction took hold and I quit my job… I was uninsured. I had nothing," Cohen said. "So without Medicaid expansion… I probably would be dead."
But a proposal in the Senate rolls back Medicaid expansion, and that could potentially cut the treatment center's Medicaid funding by 75 percent.
"Ninety-eight percent of our folks weren't eligible for Medicaid and now 98 percent are," said Jim Lawrence, CEO of Oriana House.
The Medicaid expansion "allowed us to get people into treatment, which was key. Otherwise they would be out on waiting lists, people would overdose," he said.
The opioid epidemic claimed at least 4,100 lives in Ohio last year — 308 in Akron.
When asked what she says to politicians thinking of cutting back on Medicaid, Cohen said, "Please don't do it."
"You're going to have the blood of a lot of innocent people on your hands," she said.
The body count is so overwhelming in Akron that the medical examiner's office had to call in a mobile morgue parked outside its building to help house victims. It will be in place through the July 4 weekend, when another surge in deaths is expected.
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Shmlo's the Shmloss? is an in-series TV series that aplapeared in the episode Rixty Minutes. It is a alternate version of Who's the Boss? from a dimension where all proper nouns begin with the "Shml" prefix.
In the episode Rixty Minutes, Rick was showing Morty how cool all of the interdimensional channels were. One of the shows he showed him was Shmlo's the Shmloss?. An episode of the show featured Shmlony Shmlicelli waking up in bed and saying the names of everyone in his room, while the rest of the cast was standing in his doorway, staring at him and making creepy smiles.
- Shmlony Shmlicelli - Parody on Tony Micelli. The main character of the show and the live-in housekeeper of the Shmlower family.
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News that a train line had, yet again, ground to a halt in the Philippines is no longer news. This is because train network stoppages are now more the rule than the exception for the average Filipino commuter. For the hapless Filipino commuter, every morning heralds a day of abject uncertainty. The question every morning is no longer "What time will I get to work today?" It has become "Will I get to work today?"
For many societies, train systems are a source of pride. They are showcases of their ability to both serve one of their publics' most important needs (efficient transportation) and apply technical and organisational prowess in the operation of a complex vital network of many moving parts involving a dizzying array of variables. In the best of the best, service levels go way beyond merely keeping trains operational. Standards of excellence are baselined against an ability to opperate to tight timetables that require trains stopping at stations for no more than a minute (within which time passengers exit and enter the trains) and keeping gaps between train arrivals at no longer than five minutes.
Furthermore, vast information systems and networks are built to keep the riding public well-informed enough to make travel decisions. In stations themselves, there are monitors displaying real-time information on how trains are running vis-à-vis their scheduled arrivals and departures and changes in the schedules themselves. Available information on the pipeline of train arrivals also goes two or three trains back so that commuters know how close or far behind the train they need to get on is. Most basic of all is a stable timetable or schedule. Booklets where one can look up every train arrival and departure time at any station over the entire network are given out for free. Passengers are able to plan their entire days or even weeks in advance to the minute around these schedules.
Suffice to say, a truly excellent world-class train system is orders of magnitude beyond anything that Filipinos are currently capable of building and operating or even imagining. At the moment, Filipinos are stuck at merely getting their trains to work and, worse, even just getting the trains they buy to fit the rails they laid. An entire "national debate" on the fate of a 1940s-era public utility vehicle –the jeepney — competes with discussions around the problems beleaguering Filipinos' train systems. Both "debates" are emotionally-charged but, unfortunately, equally intellectually-impoverished.
The discussion around jeepneys centres around the fate of their poor "hapless" drivers who will be left with none of the employment they are seen to be entitled to if those calling for the rightful phaseout of these clunkers have their way. In the case of the trains, the "debate" is more a case of trying to wrap Philippine society's top talking heads' brains around the notion that a scheduled, tightly-interdependent, and complex system such as a train network cannot be run with prayers and good intentions alone.
At the heart of excellent public services lies a profound respect for people's time. But Filipinos are known for their infamous "Filipino time" — a tongue-in-cheek term that describes Filipinos' renowned inability to be punctual. That such an ethic is consistently exhibited at practically every level of the social hierarchy of Philippine society indicates a general lack of appreciation for the impact of routinely wasted time. This ethic is rooted on the two key pillars of the Philippines' national philosophy — bahala na (come what may) and pwede na yan (that'll do for now).
Given this dysfunctional cultural foundation upon which Filipinos aspire to build a modern society, it is hardly surprising that the results have so far disappointed. To get their trains (or, for that matter, anything) to work, Filipinos need to address their deep character issues. For that you need intellectual honesty. But before that too can be achieved, you need first to abandon the perverse emotionalism that blankets the national "debate" and uplift the discourse to one where ideas that are well thought through rule.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Exercising the Bamboo Stick
Jim and I stood on the bank with our hands in our pockets watching Dan drift a stonefly for trout. It was about 8:30am and I'm not sure if it was 25 degrees in the shade yet. Dan came over from Ohio with my sister, Anna, and wanted to know if I can take him trout fishing. They had a party to later on so he would only have a few hours to fish. I planned on meeting him at the Big N creek, it was the closest delayed harvest area. They also stocked it a couple of weeks ago and it should be in great condition for fishing than the previous rainy high water weekends. He suggested meeting at 8:00am. I told him it will be cold but fishable! Being Dan had to leave at 11:30 he wanted to get in as much fishing as possible. He has fished for steelhead before with a fly rod but I wasn't sure if he ever fished with one for trout. Though the water was cold I was hoping to get him to catch his first PA. trout.
I met Jim at the truck stop as he wanted to come along also. When I picked him up he jokingly asked if I thought the ice would be off the Big N? He said it was 18 degrees when he left his house.
"Weren't my idea to meet Dan at 8:00am" I answered!
We met Dan in the parking lot, near the creek, and put on our gear. I strung up my SAS Scott 5wt for him to use with a F5DT line. On the creek bank he was having trouble tying the tippet to the #16 black stonefly I suggested for him to use. I figured his hands were pretty cold and wasn't used to tying on that small of a hook so I tied it on for him. In the chilled water I demonstrated, to him, how to roll cast and mend line upstream so the nymph will drift downstream in front of the leader. After handing him the rod I went back on the bank with Jim and we watched Dan and talked about fishing. Within a half hour Dan hooked into his first Pa. brown trout. I waded in and netted the fish and congratulated him on the job well done. After that he was on his own.
I think it was around 9:30am when I couldn't take it any longer being next to trout waters with the sun rising throwing tree shadows across the surface. Looking upstream the sight of white water spewing over the dam wall upon the creek and flowing around rocks and boulders along the shallows was getting me excited to fish. I walked up to the van and decided to take the Bamboo rod for an exercising excursion. I planned on giving it a good workout from drifting nymphs to casting dries and throwing streamers. I pieced together the three sections of the handsome Tonkin bamboo. It was given to me last October by a guy out in Kentucky that refurbished old Bamboo rods. Today I was going to see how well it performed. When I got the rod I couldn't fathom putting a modern reel on it so it wears a Martin Classic MC78 made in the good old U.S. of A. when I take it out. I strung up the rod with a F5WF Cortland Sylk line, my fingers feeling the biting cold with each step!
Back down at the creek I saw Dan down below the bridge already. A couple of guys were upstream at amateur falls so I slowly waded in right in front of the shop, the most widely fished section of stream. I roll cast a bunny leech and than a bugger to get used to casting the Boo stick even though I figured the trout wouldn't be very active in the cold conditions to chase a bait fish imitation. After feeling comfortably cold, feeling the chill of the water through my waders and fleece wading pants and air cold upon my exposed skin, I decided to change tactics. I consciously decided what combo of flies I wanted to drift not wanting to retie flies continuously in the cold weather. I decided a small weighted stonefly beneath a bead-head prince nymph would be a good choice. I carefully tied on the combination and added a strip of lead about a foot or so above my top fly. The water before me had a nice even flow of slow current. I'm not much of an indicator user for trout and I felt I should be able to see my floating fly line tip throughout the drift to detect strikes. I lobbed a roll cast with the Boo stick a little upstream and looped a mend up further. I watched my fly line tip as the leader and flies lead the way. Though more effective in cold weather than streamer fishing it gets boring until…..
…until the fly line dips down or stops briefly. I lifted the Boo stick sharply and felt the resistance than tugs on the other end. Unlike graphite or fiberglass rods, the bamboo is less accommodating to give up much bend to a fighting fish. It is as if I could judge my catch by the flex of the Boo more than the line tension of the fishes fight. The Boo stick tip section doesn't dance with the fish as a 'glass' rod does nor does it give up resistance as graphite. It just bends gradually in a wider arc and always seems to 'stand its ground' pressuring the fish with only little of my encouragement until the fish tires.
I net the 10" or so brown. I unhook the stonefly from its mouth and release him back into the chill. My wet hand feels as if it is in an instant freeze as the colder breeze hits it. I try to find warmth by wiping my hand on my fleece pull over and putting it in my coat pocket. A few finger felt frost bit!
I continued the boring routine covering the wide section diligently. I put on a fingerless mitten upon my left line hand. Occasionally I overhand cast the tandem rig, with smooth sweeps of my arm, further out and throw bigger mends upstream. Daydreaming a bit, I noticed my fly line tip not only dipping deep but curving upstream. I quickly swung my horizontal rod downstream before raising it, taking up the slack and setting the hook. The Boo's pressure turns the fish downstream and he fights in a semi-circle as I clinched my teeth on the mitten and pulled my left hand out. Again the Boo stick and I direct the fish in our direction. I reach down and unhooked the exposed stonefly from the side of the fishes lip skin.
From out of nowhere I looked around and see more fly guys enter the arena of the creek. I wade down a bit for newer territory to drift my tandem rig. In time, while holding the rod only with my mitten hand, I try to warm my right hand by blowing warm breath upon its palm and fingers. I saw the line stop briefly and I lifted the rod to set the hook with my mitten hand. I saw my line tighten, felt a slight resistance and than the line went slack. A fish rolled in the distance.
My next good hook up came on a sharp distinct take. I set the hook on a seemingly traveling rainbow. He fought just subsurface to my waiting net. I seen he had taken the prince nymph as I unleashed him from its hold. After hooking into a sucker a couple more fishermen gathered around so I decided to head downstream. I waded as I cast streamers out to cover as much water as possible with each swing and strip in. I had two different rainbows follow a bunny leech but no takers.
By now I was pretty far downstream where the water riffles over a rocky bottom of about two feet of depth and drains into a wide slow deep pool of water. There were three spin guys in the water just off the opposite bank of the deeper pool area splashing their gadgets on the surface and dragging them back in. A fly guy was across from them so I couldn't pass around him unless I climbed the bank. No matter, I decided to drift a streamer or such into the mouth of the slow deep pool. As I was casting and switching different buggers and triple threats about, the spin guys decided to climb the bank and head out. Before they left, from above, they directed the fly guy to where they saw a few fish holding close to the bottom downstream from his stand but within his casting range. I figured he wasn't moving anytime soon so I decided to do my best right where I was at.
I switched to a darker triple threat and added an extra piece of lead to get the triple to drift deeper. I was already in thigh high water and had to make long casts to reach the riffling water across stream and than letting it swing into the pool. I false cast once to draw out more line and shot the soft Sylk line through the air and the triple followed the unrolling loop. The triple fell into the middle of the riffles. There was slow deep water between me and the riffling water so there was no need to mend line in either direction. I had my fly rod horizontal and the fly line didn't drift more than a couple of feet before it quit and an arc started to develop in the belly section. I thought I had a snag with the extra weight involved and I quickly wrist lifted the rod upward to pull the triple up and free. The rod tip section bent downward as the fly line lifted off the water. Instantly I felt a couple of tugs on the tensioned line and the pull away towards the tail end of the riffles. The middle section of the Boo stick started to bend with the top section. I knew this wasn't any fresh stockie and I was ready for the fight. The extra amount of slack line slipped through my fingers and then the Martin Classic clicked as it spat out line through the rod guides.
A fish in the current adds more weight to the fight and therefore adds more excitement in any fishermen's battle.
He decides to fight within the current and not travel down into the deeper water. The Boo bent as far as it could through the mid section and at the ferrule it couldn't bend anymore into the thick diameter butt section. I watched the top section creek downward and felt more tension on the line. I was about to give in and let line slip through my tensioned fingers when the trout turned towards me and head-shook, beneath, against the rod pressure. I took in line with downward sweeps as he traveled toward me swiftly. The rod tip began to straighten with the oncoming fish and I raised the rod to try to keep pressure on the trout. In the deep water before me he turned upstream and than towards the riffling water with long tugging pulls. I held the fly line tight and watched the Boo, again, start to bend into the middle section towards the butt with the pulling fish. I was about ready to give him line but again the Boo's pressure forced the trout back towards us. The knots and tippet held up through the strenuous exercising routine and I guided him to the net. The holdover brown gave the Boo an exercise program I wasn't expecting. I released the trout back into the chilling water and straightened the fibers of the triple threat.
I then angled my rod and pressured him to turn by pulling the rod horizontal and upstream thus forcing the big fish to follow. The rainbow gave one last full body surge downstream in a round about turn and dove deep. I was forced to give him some rod and let line slip through my fingers. The extended fight was now exhausting his energy and so I lifted the rod and took in line. He splashed with body aerobics top side as I forced him to my net. He calmed a bit in the net long enough to get a quick picture of him before releasing him back into the water. Another successful challenge of the Bamboo rod!!
I cast a few more times and decided to return upstream and look for Jim. On the way up I came across John and his brother fishing the long stretch of open shallow water and convinced him the deeper slower sections might be our best bet. We walked up to the shop where I caught fish in the morning. I noticed Jim was a bit upstream working a nymph in the current flow. I found an opening between a couple of fellows drifting nymphs beneath. I felt I had the right streamer this time and began to slowly drift the triple threat beneath and strip it in slowly. Nothing took it so I decided to wade down to my right positioning myself closer to John's brother but still giving him plenty of room to each side. He exclaimed he had a hard hit on a black bugger but failed to hook him. He only fished a few more minutes before John and he decides to call it quits. Upon turning to bid them farewell a bank-side observer waded in and took the place where John's brother just vacated.
I tied on a dark woolly bugger and made short roll casts and at times long overhand casts to reach further towards the opposite bank. The guy to my right catches a good size brown trout and I watched as it fought well before he got it in. Within a few minutes I connected with a good fighting rainbow and brought him to my net. A guy behind me, upon shore, asks if that was a bamboo rod I was using as I release the fish.
"Yes it is" I replied.
"That's a nice looking rod and you cast it very well, nice and smooth" he commented to that effect.
"Thanks" I replied back, with a smile on my face.
Within a short time the guy to my right again hooked up to another brown trout. I in turn answered with another lunker rainbow that put up a good fight for the admiring shoreline observers. The Boo showed off its ability to bring in the big fish without a threat of disaster. I net the rainbow and brought him towards shore cause I felt he looked tangled up in the net and line. As I laid the net in the water near shore he shook his head and popped out of my small net and into the shallow water. The hook dislodged and the fish turned and swam away unharmed. 'Good deal' I said to myself.
Back out in the water the guy catches one more brown trout before giving up his space to a young person which he knew. I caught one more smaller rainbow and dislodged the hook with a quick twist while the fish was still in the water by my legs. After that the water fell silent. Within that lasting 35 minutes or so we hooked into 6 to 7 trout and then it ended as quickly as it unexpectedly began.
Now with the wind picking up the colder air took its toll as any fly fishermen left upon the stream began to file out. Jim and I stuck around another half hour before I gave up as the wind chill became somewhat unbearable and the rod eyes started to freeze again. Jim didn't complain and we walked to the van. While taking off my fishing gear and putting them away I enjoyed a cold LaBatts. Jim laid his gear in the back of the van also and we headed north east towards home.
Before the outlet mall, on rte 208, I pulled out my last cigar in the three finger pouch. The reward of a Candela wrapped Fuente cigar gave a pleasing aroma and an enjoyable smoke all the way home!
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Wading another Bend
There's a long and winding creek
just south east of DuBois
Deep within the forest
away from human noise
I visit somewhat often
one to enjoy
I park along the dirt lane
and open up the door
The forest, it greets me
like many times before
I gather up my 3 weight
and explore
There I am, on the creek again
There I am, the forest my friend
There I am, casting a fly again
There I am, wading another bend
Later in the evening
I drink my last beer
Smoke my last cigar
wondering why I'm even here
I conjure up the winding creek
and I'm there
There I am, along the creek again
There I am, with more time to spend
There I am, catching a trout again
There I am, wading another bend
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
An Unexpected Big'n
An Unexpected Big'n
I stepped into the slow water and I could feel the coolness upon my legs as the water flowed around my hip boots. It wasn't long before I paid no attention to the normality's of the forest and concentrated on fishing or any sudden commotion that stirred within the stillness of my surroundings.
It was some time ago but I vividly remember the outing. It was September with cool mornings that warmed in the afternoon, yet, cooled back down in the eve. By now it was bass and warm water fishing more so than trout. This time of year the Alleghany National Forest was filled with vacationing campers and hikers. On Sundays they would be packing up to go back home and leave the forest to peacefulness once again. I've been smallmouth fishing the Clarion River the past few weekends, either float tubing or wading, but I was in need of a quiet trout stream. You see the river is congested with canoes, kayakers and swimmers mostly throughout the summer so the peacefulness one looks for along the river isn't along the river as one might think. I was in need of a more serene quiet Sunday afternoon.
I took the dirt covered gravel road away from the river. I passed a few camp sights as campers packed their vehicles while the embers smoldered within their circular stone fire pits. I drove slow as dry dirt rose from my rear tires causing a brown dust cloud behind. I continued on a piece through dips and onward up the gradual incline of roadway. The creek that followed the road soon disappeared from my sight behind the forest trees to my left, but I knew it was there. It would parallel the dirt road all the way to a blacktop road where it flows through a camp ground some miles afar. I pulled off the side of the gravel road onto a level spot just big enough for two vehicles; it was obvious no one had been there for some time. Before getting out I looked down through the hemlocks, though knowing I wouldn't be able to see the creek a few hundred yards away, into the forest. Perfect!!
I assembled my 4wt 7' 6" Advantage XL Powel fly rod and tightened the seat ring against the Clearwater reel with spooled DT4F line. The evening air would be getting cooler as the day comes to a close so I put on an olive color button down over my brown T-shirt. I slid my belt through my spring net pouch and slipped into a pair of light weight hip boots, all that was needed on the small creek I'd be embarking on. I put on my shorty mesh vest, rolled up my sleeves and headed through the pines.
The silence was golden as the warm breeze hushed through the pine boughs. I kept a sharp eye out hoping to catch the movement of some unaware animal but failed to come across any. At the bottom of the hill I came upon a soft mossy bog created by the rains earlier in the week. I detoured around it to reach the creek.
At the creek I took a good look at my surrounding. A few bigger boulders laid within the running water to my left. An old splintered tree trunk rose up from the ferns upon the far bank. The water ran softly with a tinch of color in the deeper runs and opaque within the forest shadows of the setting sun. I walked an obvious trail upstream until I came to a wider section of stream, making visual notes of the sections of water I had passed.
I stepped into the slow water and I could feel the coolness upon my legs as the water flowed around my hip boots. It wasn't long before I paid no attention to the normality's of the forest and concentrated on fishing or any sudden commotion that stirred within the stillness of my surroundings.
The creek I was fishing wasn't a skinny wild trout stream. I wasn't in the mood for the frustration or constant concentration needed to keep my fly in the water and not in the brush. It was maybe 20 yards wide at the most but 10 to 15 yards across was the norm. The streambed was of millstone throughout so stone tapping the bottom with a nymph would become more trouble than it would be worth. The fish are all stocked brookies but by September the dumb ones aren't around leaving the lucky or wary ones. Within the water holdovers can be found but even these are few and far between being that the creek is open to the general public of all tackle fishing. The fresher stockies will give up more easily when caught as for the holdover brooks will fight with lively energy right to the net. Most of the water depth will be a couple of feet or so with occasional deep pockets around oversized boulders that are exposed throughout the creek. The mountain water flows clear so I have found many of the survivors hide along the bank beneath overhangs keeping safe from birds of prey. I fish these waters with thunder creek streamers, lightly weighted buggers, an occasional latex caddis and an unweighted buggy looking nymph just above the bottom in moving current. I'm not one to use an indicator but watch for the dipping or stoppage of the end of my fly line to detect a strike.
I work the creek keeping my eyes downstream and wading across the water from creek bank to creek bank to get better angles and drifts in deeper runs. I catch two fresh brook trout laying wait in a tail out. One takes the thunder creek at the end of the swing while the other couldn't resist the stop and go stripping of my bait fish pattern. Both are light colored which determines their freshness.
Each bend of the creek exposes new elements and currents to challenge my expertise. Spider webs along the shoreline brush denotes no humans have been around for sometime as undetermined skeletal insects are attached by fine looking silk.
A holdover brookie swipes at my swinging thunder creek as it passes beneath the shadow of an overhang but misses. He follows downstream and I let the imitation drift and hold it in the edge of a riffle caused by an exposed round boulder. A few rod tip jerks and the holdover is tempted by the action of the marabou and attacks the streamer. I set the hook with a quick pull of my fly line and lift my rod tip. The brook trout fights with reckless abandon as the rod tip dampens each surge. I keep good tension on the fly line and enjoy the frisky fight of the holdover trout. He fights furiously to my boots and only calms when I turn him upside down in my grasp to dislodge the hook. He scurries away when he again feels the cool water.
In time I catch a few more but not many by any means. The air turns cooler and I let down my sleeves as the sun's rays no longer reach the water through the leafy treed forest. I turn a bend and see the exposed boulders and the splintered tree trunk. I slowly wade the creek nearest to the forest road, though hundreds of yards away, casting across stream and fishing the deeper water just this side of the boulders. I notice a game trail leading into and out of the water I hadn't noticed earlier. I'm enjoying the last half hour or so of daylight in the quietness of the forest when I hear the breaking of brittle fallen sticks behind me, still a distant away. I patiently wait as the animal slowly makes its way towards the creek. I occasionally turn my head and try to get a visual of the creature through the thick bank-side bush and forest before casting back out into the water.
I continue to fish, stationary in my stance, with little arm movement as I roll cast the thunder creek, my hearing now more aware to the approaching animal. The next snap of a twig comes just beyond the bush upon the bank. I stop all movement and slowly turn my head to see my unexpected guest. The black fury creature stops just 15 yards or so away from me. A thick bank-side bush separates us from open space. His nose rises and I calmly whistle softly and move my head slowly to draw attention as not to startle him. His sleepy beady eyes open wider as he focuses down through the bush upon my figure. I calmly and softly speak English words of affection to him. Satisfied, he turns his head and I watch the some 400lb black fury body walk and disappear into the forest towards the road.
'Darn it' I think, now I'll have to walk upstream and make a big arc towards the road so as not to come in sight of the bruin again.
While wading upstream I think about this being the closest I've come to a black bear during all my outings in the ANF. I usually see two or three a year in the ANF when I'm about but not that close. The last closest encounter was when a bear strolled below the tree branch I was on while archery hunting.
Upon leaving the confines of the creek I light up a La Corona Whiff and kind of noisily make my way up to the road, not wanting to surprise any creatures.
I reach my van safely by following a light beam of my handy flashlight!!!
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Monday, March 14, 2011
Nightmare of the Purist
Nightmare of the Purist
As I was dozing off with my head against the pillow my mind started wandering.
Un-mythical trout, pellet heads, trout stocked urban sewer water, what's the big deal?
I cleaned off my fly tying table and burned the furs and feathers I collected for years. I didn't even want to give them away for anyone to get caught up in the foolishness of trout fishing. The boxes of small hooks I put up in the attic and replaced them with bait hooks in sizes #8's, #6's and #4's. The thread I took down to the Good Will store.
I placed a plastic-acrylic square cutting board on my wooden fly tying table top. I bought bottles of food coloring and a brand new blue plastic mixing bowl along with a canister filled with flour. Instead of tying flies my new hobby will be rolling dough balls for carp. I can dye them different colors and maybe get some stink bait later on.
I called my son and told him instead of going up to Kettle Creek for Father's Day weekend we can go down to the Shenango River, below the Dam, and fish for natural reproducing carp. Maybe take the canoe and slowly drag dough balls along the muddy, stone soiled bottom of the river. We can canoe through the scenic town of Sharpsville instead of the natural wilds of Potter County. Instead of matching the hatch for concrete raised pellet head trout we can toss different color dough balls and maybe add stink bait which might hook us up with some river-bred catfish or suckers.
If we catch smaller ones we can fling them out of the water with our 12lb. test line and pretend they're leaping for freedom like a rainbow. I can imagine them brownish scaled big lipped short whiskered fish flying through the air ungraceful like. Instead of having a campfire trout dinner we can string a few and take them to grandma's house. We can have a fillet-o-carp mouth watering supper and drink 16oz. cans Old Milwaukee.
The phone went dead. Ten minutes later my daughter calls and asks me if I was feeling ill. She tells me her brother called her and said he thinks I was coming down with something. She also said she'll be right over.
I called Jeff and told him I'm cancelling our plans to fish the Ausable River in New York this year. Who wants to fish for trout up there anyhow? I told him we can save money and go to Pymatuning Reservoir for a lot cheaper. We could drown night crawlers and some of my homemade anise scented dough balls for lake carp. Just think how exciting it will be to hook into a 4 year old carp while shore fishing with the rod on a forked stick? Grabbing the rod and letting line peel off the spool like hooking into a piece of water logged driftwood in a river channel. We wouldn't have to worry about if he's going to jump out of the water to throw the hook. Then reeling him in like a snagged tree branch.
Just then I heard static and the phone was disconnected. Must be a big wind storm down in Pittsburgh.
I hung my trout fly rods on the wall in remembrance and started to look for a new spinning outfit in a Fishing Shop catalogue I dug out of the waste can.
Now let's see, I'm going to need a 4 piece rod for my cycle. Oh, I almost forgot, and a tackle box. I think that's what they still call them?
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SINGAPORE - The teenager who sued well-known plastic surgeon Martin Huang over nude photographs taken before a scar-removal operation has now taken issue with his post-settlement remarks to the media.
The 17-year-old girl settled her lawsuit for personal trauma and distress she suffered as a result of the photographs by Dr Huang on Tuesday . After the settlement, Dr Huang told a local media outlet that he was "not apologising for wrongdoing but for the distress of her experience."
He said the photos were "not wrongly taken" and that the case had been settled amicably "without any admission of liability."
The girl, who cannot be named as she is a minor, broke down after reading his remarks, The Straits Times (ST) reported.
She told reporters that she will "never ever forget" what happened to her and that his remarks had reopened many wounds and "really hurt" her.
She added that all she had wanted was for him to accept his mistake and for what happened to her to never happen to any other person. Her remarks were delivered through her lawyer Melanie Ho.
The teenager had gone to Dr Huang's clinic with her mother last November to have a scar on her upper thigh removed.
He mother signed a consent form for the procedure, which included the taking of photos, before leaving to take care of her sick son at home.
The girl later told her mother in a distressed manner that she was made to strip naked and photographs were taken of her.
The teen alleged that there was a lack of informed consent and negligence on the part of Dr Huang, which caused her to suffer "extreme mental distress and trauma."
The terms of the settlement are not known, but include the destruction of the photographs and an open and unequivocal letter of apology and regret for his actions by the doctor.
In an e-mail to the press, her parents said they had been pleased with the outcome of the settlement and had wished to close his traumatic chapter in their daughter's life.
However, their happiness was short-lived as they are now "aggrieved" by the position he has taken with the media, as it is not consistent with the terms and spirit of the settlement, the e-mail said.
The girl's parents also said there was no need for the girl's bra to be removed, which Dr Huang himself admitted to in his defence papers.
When contacted by The New Paper yesterday, Dr Huang said he still maintains he did not do anything wrong.
He said he was not present when his nurses told the girl to remove her bra as part of the pre-operation procedure.
He added that the operation equipment can cause the metal clips in the bra to burn a patient's skin.
He agreed to allow her to put her bra back on for the photo-taking but the bra was removed again for the operation, he said.


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1. Re: Wirelesski.leung Aug 7, 2012 8:04 AM (in response to userc_38486)
I think it is for the CY3271-RFBOARD WIRELESS EXPANSION KIT, but not 100% sure.
2. Re: WirelessJoMe_264151 Aug 7, 2012 8:23 AM (in response to userc_38486)
Yes, it is. Look here : http://www.cypress.com/?rID=17672
And there are some expansion kits as well.
Look in ths list : http://www.cypress.com/?app=search&searchType=advanced&keyword=&rtID=110&id=10&applicationID=0&l=0&source=header
3. Re: Wirelessuserc_38486 Aug 7, 2012 10:14 AM (in response to userc_38486)
I was talking about wireless radio provided in the PSoC Cy8ckit-001.
But the kit you posted is different... and if you have any idea of how to use it or example projects please attacxh
4. Re: WirelessJoMe_264151 Aug 7, 2012 1:04 PM (in response to userc_38486)
The Kits are NOT different, you can stick one of the boards just on to the interface of the -001 board. Together with the Kits I mentioned (they are PSoC1s) come a couple of example-projects up to a weather-station. The interesting points are: the boards transmit to a usb-interfaced master which talks to a program on your PC. There is a network-software for the boards which makes it really easy to have more than one of them connected via RF to the master.
When needing examples, download the installation files for the Kits and have a look at the examples.


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On 10/19/2009 08:51 PM, Dennis J. wrote:
Hi,How does one configure a custom preferred web browser that opens when clicking on a link in an email in thunderbird? I installed a trunk build of Firefox in /opt/firefox but when I specify "/opt/firefox/firefox -P exp" as a preferred application then I only get a new window with the default mozilla homepage and not the url i clicked on. I also called a shell-script that dumps $* into a logfile which ends up empty so I wonder how that URL is passed to the called app if not as a parameter?
Start Thunderbird and..Edit --> Preferences --> Advanced --> Config Editor --> Filter --> network.protocol-handler.app.http enter path to browser exec.. for example /usr/bin/firefox
or add an entry "user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.http", "/usr/bin/firefox"); " to the prefs.js file....


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Rebecca is a theatre director and former childcare provider living in New York City. Her directing work has been seen at Signature Theatre, HERE Arts Center, Dixon Place, IRT, Robert Moss Theatre, Paradise Factory, Theatre 54, and The Children's Museum of Winston-Salem, NC. She attended Pace University where she received her BA in Directing.
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Chad is a Brooklyn based theatre director and designer, and is excited to be jumping into the podcast world. He is the cofounder of the monthly play reading series Playwrights at the Grand, which produces monthly readings or plays in progress around Brooklyn. Directing credits include: Woyzeck (The Chain Theatre), Subverted (The Lynn Redgrave Theatre), The Oddity and Medusa (Theatre for A New City), Rough for Theatre II (La Mama ETC), Douche (The Player's Theatre), Refresh (La Mama ETC), In Your Mother's Garden (MITF).
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Mickey Lee Nelson is a Freelance Graphic Designer in NYC. He has designed countless company logos, posters and artwork for theatre productions on Broadway, Off-Broadway and beyond. He recently finished his "Best Picture Journey" collection, where he watched every single Oscar Award winning Best Picture and designed a poster for each film. In Mickey's "free time" he is the full-time Company Manager for the York Theatre Company.
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