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April 24, 2012, 10:37 am
The former president of the University of Colorado said today that President Obama gets an "F" when it comes to college students.
"He failed them because we have the highest level of unemployment for youth in this country in recorded history," said Hank Brown, a former congressman and U.S. senator who led CU from 2005 through 2008.
"I predict that the president will have substantially less support among college students this election compared to four years ago."
Brown's comments coincide with Obama's visit today to the University of Colorado, where his focus will be on preventing the doubling of subsidized student-loan rates to 6.8 percent in July.

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Waters Addresses Ethics Charges: She was on a radio show Thursday night to proclaim her innocence. [LA Times]
Gap Narrows in Senate Race: The Rasmussen Poll shows Sen Barbara Boxer leading Carly Fiorina by five percentage points. [Sacramento Bee]
Prop 23 and the GOP: To endorse or not to endorse, that's the question on the measure that takes aim at California's green law. [SF Gate]
ACLU Wants SD Schools to Provide Refund: They want several school fees for sports, exams and classes refunded to students. [Union-Tribune]


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WSJ House of the Week: And the Winner Is…
A modern sanctuary in Miami and a Cobble Hill rental with a green wall stretching two floors are just two contenders for WSJ House of the Week. Stefanos Chen joins Lunch Break to unveil the winner. Photo: Jamie Virguez.
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Long ago, I allowed Gmail to access my AIM account, somehow granting everlasting permission for Google to login to my AIM account, so it seems. I've found a few notes around the web about how to break the connection, but they are all out-dated. I even changed the AIM password, but when I login again with say Adium, the connection is re-established. I'll need to test, but I don't believe it is a client thing as much as Google simply having been granted permission to connect. That is I'd be on the first login to google, it would re-establish the association.
How do I permanently dis-associate, disconnect Gmail and AIM?
As of Thursday, June 23, 2011 I am still looking for a solution to this. I'm shocked that somehow Google is logging into my AIM account despite me changing the AIM account password multiple times now! NONE of the tips on the internet provide a solution because Google has apparently removed any reference to AIM connection management.
I'm willing to sacrifice all of my reputation points and maybe a bonus of a few dollars to anyone that can provide a solution because it is causing a distracting number of messages to come into my chat client. Adium is double-listing new messages and opening new windows for double-listed buddies. That is, I have Adium configured to connect to both AIM and Google because of my diverse buddy lists. I would have continued to only connect Adium to Google, but Google doesn't always relay messages properly. Sometimes, it doesn't properly list when my buddies are online. Or it does show them online, and when I send a message they don't get it. So, connecting to Adium to AIM works, but I also have to maintain connection to Google... hence double-listings and double-messages.


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Installing Defrost On A '32 Coupe
When was the last time you were driving your hot rod, miles from home, and it started to rain? Wipers will keep the windshield free from water, but not condensation. A handy roll of paper towels will clear things up, but two hands on the wheel are always better than one, especially in a hot rod in the rain.
Our solution at Ionia Hot Rod Shop was to build a defrost box. This '32 Ford five-window previously had A/C and heat, but no defrost; so, we thought it was as good a time as any to add this third layer of comfort while it was in the shop being "freshened up."
The heater had been purchased years ago sans the defrost option, and the center heat/air vent was not being used, so we decided we would route that vent to the windshield via some fabricated louvered vents. I think this procedure would be applicable to any early rod with a thin dash. It won't be strictly defrost, but it will be better than nothing.


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I've been writing this blog for a few months and have been delighted by the positive response that I've received from colleagues, friends, family and complete strangers. I've now consolidated what I like doing with this space, and what I want this blog to be, so I've decided to rename it:
Chocolate Chilli Cupcakes
Here's what the title Chocolate Chilli Cupcakes means to me:
Flavour of the Month
Food, Health and Well Being
Good Cooking
Politics of Food
Writing and Literature
Breaking Bread with Loved Ones
Chocolate and Chilli is flavour of the month. It's springing up everywhere. A blog I wrote a few months back, the first Chocolate Chilli Cupcakes, has had by far my highest strike rate. There's even a new crisp, one of the Walker's 'do us a flavour' packs, which tastes of Chilli Chocolate. (FYI I think these crisps are good but the addition of vinegar, which is necessary to keep them crisp-like, does rather skew the delicate juxtaposition of the chocolate and chilli notes or am I over analysing?) So hopefully Chocolate Chilli Cupcakes shows that this blog is about the zeitgeist of food and wine.
Secondly chocolate and chilli has a neurological effect. Here I shamelessly plagiarise one of my earlier postings:
The chocolate releases seratonins in the brain creating a happy feeling. As seratonins are used to counteract depression they are a singularly potent ingredient, combine them with chilli, which also releases natural mood enhancing endorphins and these fairycakes give a sense of physical and mental well-being that is truly uplifting.
OK while I'm sure that narcotics investigators never made a dawn raid to seize a batch of cupcakes, but this does demonstrate that there is a clear link between food, health and well being. This blog takes nutrition seriously.
I was recently chatting with Micah Carr-Hill, head of taste at Green and Black chocolate, who told me that he didn't like any of the commercially available chocolate chilli bars and is working on a recipe for Green and Black. (I actually rather like Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Chilli Chocolate, but I guess Carr-Hill would be out of a job if he didn't think he could improve on the competition. I'm sure we all await his creation with anticipation.) What Carr-Hill's criticism proves is that chocolate and chilli is a difficult blend to get right, unlike the easy marriage of chocolate and ginger for example.
So hopefully the title Chocolate Chilli Cupcakes shows that this blog is about rising to culinary challenges for the sheer pleasure of good cooking.
The next important point is both chocolate and chilli are cash crops which are mostly grown in the developing world and so are subject to the vagaries of international trade. Both products raise issues around sustainability, biodiversity, farming and fair trade practices. My Chilli Chocolate Cupcakes blog will not shy away from the tough issue surrounding the politics of food.
Then I like the name Chocolate Chilli Cupcakes because it is alliterative and trips off the tongue. I like words and literature and I like using food and wine as a metaphor in my creative writing. (Check out my earlier Like Meat Loves Salt short story). I hope this blog will include some good writing.
Plus nobody ever baked a batch of cupcakes just for themselves. This blog is as much about people as it is about food and wine. It is about breaking bread with loved ones.
So while the title Chocolate Chilli Cupcakes may seem incongruous I believe that it is actually very pertinent. I hope that you've been amused reading this and that once in a while you will return to see what I've posted. I mean to have fun writing it and I look forward to seeing your comments. I intend to update Chocolate Chilli Cupcakes every Friday. This Friday's posting will be a short extract from my new play The Prince and Culinette.
So that's enough blog-analysis. Now have a Chocolate Chilli Cupcake:
Chocolate Chilli Cupcakes
Makes12 cupcakes.
100g SR Flour
50g Cocoa Powder
0.5 tsp Baking Powder
1 tsp Chilli Powder
1 tsp Cinnamon
0.5 tsp Cardamom
0.5 tsp Nutmeg
Pinch Salt
100g Butter
100g Sugar
2 Eggs
2 Tablespoons Strong Black Coffee
0.5 tsp Vanilla Essence
2 Tablespoons Milk if Required
Paper cupcake wrappers
To Decorate
100g Dark Chocolate
Sift the flour, cocoa, spices and salt.
In another bowl beat the eggs and combine with coffee and vanilla
In a food processor cream the butter and sugar.
Then blend in the egg and coffee mixture.
Fold through the dry ingredients.
Add milk if required to make a soft texture.
Put 12 cupcake wrappers on a tray and drop a large spoon of mixture into each one.
Bake for 12-15mins at 180°c.
When cool decorate with melted chocolate, hundreds and thousands, green and red icing or whatever you think makes your fairies look as devilish as possible.


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Low Tide Walk – 8th December – FULLY BOOKED!
Sunday, 1.30 pm - 3.30 pm A guided adventure for adults and accompanied children ages 9+ in Deptford Creek. Wade in a wild river and experience a different perspective of London history and urban wildlife. Led by our conservationist with 30 years' experience, we guarantee you some good, clean, muddy fun! Expeditions last about two hours and advance booking is essential to secure a place. Participants need to be reasonably fit as you will be walking on the bed of a wild river. We provide waders, a waterproof and a walking stick and suggest you wear old clothes. Adults: £12.00 / Seniors*: £10.00 / Students: £10.00 / Children** [9-16]: £8.00 We accept bookings for up to 6 people per booking for Public Low Tide Walks. Larger group? We can arrange private walks for groups. BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL, so don't miss out and use our checkout below! Online booking instructions - it's as easy as 1, 2, 3 1. Select your Ticket Type in the box below and complete the booking form. Boxes with an asterisk (*) must be filled in. 2. Click on the "PayPal Check out" button at bottom of page. Our system will then confirm and the booking form will reappear with a "Resume Payment" button. 3. Proceed with payment by clicking the "Resume Payment" button. It will appear between here and the Ticket Type box.
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Carola Saavedra
Carola Saavedra was born in Chile and moved to Brazil as a child. She has lived in Spain, France and Germany, and currently lives in Rio de Janeiro. She is the author of the story collection Do lado de fora (2005), and the novels Toda terça (2007), Flores azuis (2008) and Paisagem com dromedário (2010), which won the Rachel de Queiroz Award for Best Young Author. 'Every Tuesday' is an extract from Toda terça.


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Our winch tie down straps come with quite some varieties, there are truck straps with chain anchor(aka chain extension), with D ring, with flat hooks or wire hooks, and these cargo straps can be used with truck winches and different kind of buckles, such as ratchet buckles and cam buckles. We have 2in winch straps and 4in winch straps,sometimes called 2'' & 4'' tie down webbing, which can be used with 2'' and 4'' truck winches respectively. Winch tie down straps have working load limit of 3333lbs(2'' straps) and 5000lbs or 5400lbs(4'' straps), and the length can be from 20' to 80'.
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Pop quiz: what do these facts, and the giant oil spill and ecosystem carnage in the Gulf of Mexico, and the environmental damage and civil unrest in the Niger Delta, among many other sordid, disturbing facts about life on Earth in the early 21st Century, have in common?
George Will, among others, would say: nothing. Nothing at all. Because he does not believe that the world is warming due to our burning of fossil fuels; indeed, he does not believe we are in a period of global warming at all, as he argued in an editorial last year. He stated there that
according to the U.N. World Meteorological Organization, there has been no recorded global warming for more than a decade, or one-third of the span since the global cooling scare.This assertions was factually incorrect - the WMO said no such thing - as were pretty much all of Will's assertions in the editorial. But what would make Will not only believe this assertion, but decide to broadcast it to the world from his extremely authoritative position as an editorialist for the Washington Post? Perhaps it was his interpretation of the fact that the ten warmest years on record, according to NOAA, have been, in order, 2005, 1998, 2003, 2002, 2006, 2009, 2007, 2004, 2001, and 2008. Or perhaps it's just his reading of this chart:
These data points pretty strongly suggest that the world is in a period of warming, and the record for 2010 is clearly continuing the trend. But to correctly understand the data that are being represented here, you have to meet at least two sriteria: 1) Have the statistical acumen and general intelligence of at least a second-grader; and 2) Not be a disingenuous toady for the fossil fuel industry. On at least one of these points, Will has obviously failed.


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Story highlights
- Dominican author Junot Diaz took the literary world by storm with his story about a "ghetto nerd"
- The character Yunior narrates the inner dialogue of Diaz's books
- Diaz offers no lessons, just an opportunity for readers to have encounters and conversations
To claim fans have been eagerly waiting for Dominican author Junot Diaz's next book would be an understatement.
Diaz took the literary world by storm with "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao," a story about the life of "poor lovable" ghetto nerd Oscar de Leon, narrated by Yunior, the main protagonist in Diaz's first novel, "Drown." The story of a chubby Dominican boy growing up in New Jersey won a Pulitzer Prize in 2008, National Book Critics Circle Award, and was named Time's No. 1 Fiction Book of 2007. Not too shabby.
Now, in "This Is How You Lose Her," a collection of stories released last week, Diaz brings back the character of Yunior to tell the "important and necessary story of the inner lives of 'bad boys,' " as the acclaimed author says.
Born in Santo Domingo and raised in New Jersey, the Rutgers alum took some time out of his book tour to talk about his new book, what his family thinks of his writing and the unique voice in his work.
CNN: Was it difficult to write "This Is How You Lose her," considering all the attention "Oscar Wao" received?
Diaz: I don't think it was difficult for that reason. It's one thing to write something about a poor lovable nerd who in some ways who could not find love and whose larger culture sort of rejects him and another to write about a messed-up-in-the-head cheater. And, to make that character and that story in some ways sympathetic was the greater challenge.
CNN: Was "This Is How You Lose Her" more difficult to write than "Oscar Wao"?
Diaz: No, I wouldn't say that. With me, all books are incredibly difficult. They all come with their formidable challenges. I'm pretty much frightened of everything I write. This book just took longer. "Oscar" took me 11 years, this book took me 16 years. I don't think it was in any way more difficult, it just happened to take longer.
CNN: What inspired you to write this book?
Diaz: I think that you almost never get the inner life of men in any way that makes sense to men. Most of the books I read where we hear about men's internal life, I have to tell you, they are as far away from reality as you can imagine. These scientists always tell you that men spend every six seconds thinking about sex, but have you ever seen a book that in any way reflects sort of the larger masculine sensibilities?
I think part of me thought that it was important to get at men's inner lives and, more importantly, more personally to use a Dominican, New Jersey male in the background as sort of ground zero as the central reference.
CNN: What does your family think about your writing?
Diaz: I'm convinced they can't really wrap their minds around it. We're an immigrant family. We're a conservative family. I'm considered something of a nut because of the brutal honesty that I bring to some my stories. I think my family finds it a little appalling at times, but you know, what can you do?
You just pray that one day, they'll get around to reading it and see the value in it. Right now, I've got to tell you, it is not on the table. I can go visit my family for four or five years straight and no one will mention that I'm a writer. There's something mildly improper about it, more like something mildly disreputable about it.
CNN: Is the voice in "This Is How You Lose Her" similar to the way you speak?
Diaz: It's hard to say, because I live in so many different worlds ... the way I talk to my boys, family, work, the way I talk to my students, or the way I talk when I feel scared. The book is a highly wrought object. It's engineered. It may seem casual. It may seem conversational or vernacular, it may lead people to believe that this is my voice but if I read a page, you would begin to realize how artificial the experience is.
Fiction is an artisan that convinces its reader that it's real. The voice in the book, while it may have tone and highlights directly from me, this voice is highly artificial. It doesn't really represent the way I speak.
CNN: What is it that you want your readers to understand about this book?
Diaz: There's not a lesson that I'm sort of asking my readers to walk away from but more of an encounter and a conversation that I'm trying to encourage. Again, I think that if one wants to teach a lesson, it's so much better to write fiction.
With nonfiction, we have a totally different set of stakes. What I was most committed to was using this male Dominican experience to wrestle with, to encourage my readers to wrestle with, larger questions about masculinity, larger questions about relationships. Larger questions about intimacy.
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Of the 1.8 million Californians who currently get their health insurance on the individual market, about 1 million face the cancellation of their plans at the end of the year. Except, now, for Blue Shield policy holders.
Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones says he's found a way to force Blue Shield to extend its individual policies an extra three months. "That will allow those 115,000 customers to keep their health insurance in their current plan, with their current doctors, in their current hospitals, at their current rates until March 31st – or decide if it's in their interest to instead purchase a product in the exchange or another product outside the exchange," Jones says.
The California Association of Health Plans says the delay will make the transition to Obamacare more confusing.
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Hill leaders weigh tough Syria vote
Even as President Barack Obama announced he would seek congressional approval for any military strike against Syria, congressional leaders are weighing their own positions on the hugely controversial issue.
Repeating a dynamic that has persisted throughout the 113th Congress, the biggest political fight over Syria may be Republican on Republican.
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Already, GOP Sens. Marco Rubio (Fla.) and Rand Paul (Ky.), two of the leading possible contenders for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016, are lining up on opposite sides of the Syria debate, demonstrating a split in the GOP over Syria, as well as the potential pitfalls that House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) will have to contend with among their rank-and-file members.
Republicans are already predicting that Obama, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) are going to have to push a Syria resolution through the Congress in the face of significant Republican opposition. Pelosi has already verbally endorsed a strike, while Reid has publicly stated he backs intervention, though he also wanted a vote as well.
"It's safe to say that Pelosi is going to have to post a big number," noted a House Republican aide when asked about House GOP support for a Syria campaign.
Faced with a large bloc of House Republicans opposed to a U.S. military strike, Boehner has been pressing Obama to get authorization from Congress before any ordering any action.
( PHOTOS: Syria: Where politicians stand)
Now that Obama has agreed to do just that — a proposed Syria authorization resolution arrived on Capitol Hill on Saturday evening, even with Congress out of session until Sept. 9 — Boehner will have to decide whether to support such a mission, as well as choose what to tell his own rank-and-file members.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.), a strong supporter of Israel, is seen as leaning toward backing a limited military campaign against the Assad regime, GOP sources added. Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and GOP Conference Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (Wash.) joined with Boehner and Cantor in a Saturday statement praising Obama for seeking congressional backing, but they haven't taken a position on the issue yet.
Reid backs Obama's call for U.S. intervention — but like Boehner, he also believes that the president should seek congressional approval for taking action. "He's very concerned about the process here," said a Senate Democratic leadership aide. "He doesn't want to make this seem like it's being driven from the top down."
( Also on POLITICO: Obama sends Syria strategy to the Hill)
Boehner and his top lieutenants have already ruled out bringing the House back early from its congressional recess for the Syria vote. Boehner told Obama that directly during a Saturday morning phone call, and the president did not object to the move, according to Boehner's aides.
"The timeline [for a House vote on Syria] was worked out after consultation with the White House," a Boehner aide said.
Boehner and Obama have spoken twice directly on Syria in the last week, and White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough has also briefed the speaker. A classified briefing on Syria is set for other lawmakers on Sunday, and a number of them have announced they will return to Washington to participate in the session.
Yet Boehner, like many House Republicans, has serious concerns about the goals and strategy of a U.S. campaign against the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad, which has been fighting an increasingly bloody civil war against rebel groups for more than two years.
Boehner sent a letter to Obama on Wednesday with 14 questions on the potential fallout from American strikes against the Assad regime, and it remains clear that the Ohio Republican — as well as many of other House Republicans — haven't gotten the answers they're seeking yet. Boehner believes Obama must do a far better job selling any Syria campaign to the American public, something the White House has had only had limited success doing up to this point.


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Ask Why Before You Deploy iPads in Your Classroom
Simply purchasing iPads for a classroom without asking why and how they will be used will not advance education. If your school purchases classroom iPads as a means of reinforcing the same old educational processes, it may be totally missing the point.
In his book Start with Why, author Simon Sinek claims that we all know what we do. You often define yourself by what you do "I'm a teacher," for example. You usually also know how you should do whatever you do.
People usually develop a routine to make their tasks easier. Very few people or organizations constantly discuss and debate why they do something. Only by reflecting on the question of why are educators able to develop and articulate a meaningful vision for what they should be doing . . . and that certainly applies to education.
Educators all have a vision of ideal education, and it's highly likely that they disagree on many of its components. There is, however, one common thread that most educators would agree upon. As strange as it may sound, educators aren't teaching children to become good students in school. After all, school is simply a transitional stage of their lives.
The objective is to educate and prepare students for life outside school. Ideally, educators would like to give them the necessary skills to become happy, productive adults and solid citizens.
When you live in an era of change, asking why helps evaluate whether you are preparing your students appropriately for their lives outside school. It's a natural tendency for humans to fall into routines and to focus on what they do and how they do it without regard for whether it's still relevant.
Many people continue following the same educational routines and processes without asking whether they are really preparing children for their lives in an ever-changing society full of technology.
Here are some examples of how not to employ iPads in the classroom:
Continuing to use lecturing as a primary pedagogical process but using technology to project the documents and presentations instead of delivering material orally or in printed formats
Continuing content-based educational practices by having students read a chapter and answer the questions at the end, but allowing them to use technology to submit typed responses
Continuing to stress memorization of facts but using tools such as flashcard apps to help drill the information
Asking why and looking outside the school walls may lead educators to different visions and new directions. Why focus only on text for exchanging information when the world now communicates with a variety of multimedia, and fluency in media literacy is a valuable skill in the workplace? Why continue using the same old textbooks when updated information on any topic can be accessed within seconds using the Internet or e-books?
Why focus on a static content delivery-and-memorization approach to learning when that pool of content is increasing at unprecedented speed, and it's more important for students to be skilled in finding, analyzing, and using information as they need it? Should educators prepare students for tests, or prepare them for life?
Using technology effectively in education requires much more than just having technical skills. Instead, through the use of technology, educators have the ability to sculpt new educational visions that address the real needs of children entering a new world.


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An 'abomination': Mystery ad shocks <I>Progress</I> readers
"A detestable act. An abomination. Wickedness. Disgusting. Gross sin!" Such was the copy of a quarter-page ad that greeted Daily Progress readers October 24 and 25.
And to hammer home their point, the anonymous purchasers of the ad turned to Leviticus, the prime Bible passage cited by Christians opposed to homosexuality: "You shall not lie with a male as one lies with a woman; it is an abomination."
"I'm outraged by it," says Progress reader Diane Taylor, who called the newspaper to complain. Taylor says she spoke to advertising director John Kimbel, and she claims he told her that he had just as many calls from people congratulating the paper for running the ad. Kimbel declined to comment to The Hook, and referred calls to Progress publisher Lawrence McConnell.
"I was really offended and felt they crossed the line," says Taylor. "On Monday, it appeared directly across from the editorial page. It didn't say it was a paid ad. I felt the Daily Progress was making an editorial comment."
Jeanne Fradianni also called the Progress and threatened to cancel her subscription.
She says she was told the ad was purchased by "Father's Love." A Google search finds that an Ontario-based group called Father's Heart Communications uses the moniker "Father's Love Letter." But a representative from Father's Heart says they had nothing to do with the ad.
McConnell did not respond to a request for confirmation by press time.
"This is outrageous," says Fradianni. "What if the Ku Klux Klan wanted to put an ad in and use the N-word? I'm not gay, but I'm still offended."
"I thought it was a detestable ad," says Claire Kaplan. "Who put it in there? There's no way to contact the individual or group. I think the Daily Progress has the right to reject an ad."
In May, that's just what the Progress did– initially at least. In that incident, the daily declined an announcement ad for the wedding of two women. Later the paper said that it would print gay wedding ads– but not on the same pages as the hetero couples.
As a result of reader calls, Progress publisher McConnell says in an email that if the ad runs again, the paper will require that the name of the organization purchasing it be included.
"As a matter of policy," McConnell writes, "we will require advocacy advertisements to carry identification of the organization or individual paying for these ads."
"This ad is so extreme, so venomous, it makes people go 'eww,'" says Kaplan. "And they don't identify themselves. I think that's cowardly."
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Shortly after I started furling my own thread leaders just over seven years ago, I pretty much settled on Danville 210 Flymaster Plus for my all around leader for fishing dry flies with line weights 3-5. I've experimented with several other materials - mono, fluoro, Uni - but always came back to the Danville 210 with a strong preference.
Last week, I got out the 3 wt that I hadn't fished in quite a while. On it was a Uni leader that Joni gave me several years ago. I fished with that leader a couple days last week and really liked the way it presented / turned over the fly and thought the drift was just dandy. I liked that it had a slimmer, lighter profile than the leaders I've been using. But it seemed to me that the Uni leader wanted to sink the dry flies I fished with it, drag them under, after a fairly short drift, at least compared to the drift I get with the Danville leaders I've been using.
That went along with my recollection of prior experiences with Uni leaders - that they don't just submerge, but they sink and want to sink a dry fly. That probably is of no concern for people who treat their leaders with something to keep them floating, but since I like to fish with the leader submerged, it is a major problem for me.
Back to Danville. This time to Danville's 70 Denier Flymaster 6/0 Waxed.
I decided to use the same proportions that I use on the Danville 210 leaders - 40% butt section, 30% mid section, and 30% tip section. But I upped the configuration from a 10-8-6 to a 16-14-12 by adding three strands per side before starting the 10-8-6 layout. Not something I've tried before, but it seemed like it should work. As usual, I incorporated a tip ring before starting the twisting / furling.
With the much lighter thread, even with quite a few more strands, it took about 10% more twists to develop what looked like an appropriate twist and account for the usual reduction of about 18%. It took a similiar increase in the number of countertwists for the power furling.
Off to the creek ...
... with the 3 wt and a fresh Duck's Green Drake, which is an extended body fly tied on a size 14 2X short dry fly hook but is pretty much a size 10 fly in conventional hook size terms. Basically a parachute style fly with a few of my own twists. Fished it off about 4' of 4X tippet. The fly properly displayed ...
... and with another fishy just to be sure it wasn't a fluke ...
Got lucky on the configuration. It has pretty much the profile of the Uni leader Joni gave me and presents / turns over the fly almost as nicely, and does it better with more line out. It is a bit more supple which improves the drift. But more importantly, for me, while the leader submerges, as expected, it does not sink the fly even over a long drift. And it handled all the casts I've developed over the years as well as the Danville 210 and the Uni do.
I fished a couple other flies for the field test. An FEB ClackaCaddis dry about the same size as the drake and an FEB Hopper, which is a much larger, heavier, wind resistant fly. The hopper was fishable with the new leader, but it was a bit much. Did catch a couple fishies with it. But for that big a fly a beefier leader would be preferable. Thinking a 20-16-12 configuration, or something in that range might do the trick for the bigger flies.
Anyway, since this turned out to be a successful experiment with a thread that has some advantages over Uni, depending on your priorities, I decided to report the field test.


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Ivan Ninov, considered the leading graphic artist in Bulgaria, will be featured at Bemidji State University's Talley Gallery beginning March 18.
Ninov's exhibit, "Drawn from the Balkans," will feature a collection of Ninov's powerful, expressive drawings and prints. His style has been described as "monumental and harsh" while displaying Ninov's "inner strength and power."
Ninov has been featured in nearly all art shows in Bulgaria since 1970, and his work has been exhibited throughout Europe, Asia and North America. He was born in 1946 and graduated from art school in Sofia, Bulgaria in 1969. Since 1970, he has been featured in more than 50 significant exhibitions of graphic art and has received more than a half-dozen awards for his work.
Located in Bensen Hall room 212 on the campus of Bemidji State University, the Talley Gallery is barrier-free and open at no charge to the public. All activities in the Talley Gallery are supported by the University's Student Activity Fee Allocation Committee and Bemidji State University's Department of Visual Arts.
Hours for the Talley Gallery are Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. All activities in the Talley Gallery are supported by funds from Bemidji State University's Student Activity Fee Allocation Committee.
For more information, contact Talley Gallery Director Laura Goliaszewski, (218) 755-3708.
March 18 – April 12 – Bemidji State University's Talley Gallery presents "Drawn from the Balkans," works by Ivan Ninov. Information and gallery hours: Laura Goliaszewski, (218) 755-3708.
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KITTERY, Maine — The design of the new Sarah Mildred Long Bridge is going to strive for a community-driven, "uniquely special" bridge that Seacoast residents will develop alongside the engineers.
KITTERY, Maine — The design of the new Sarah Mildred Long Bridge is going to strive for a community-driven, "uniquely special" bridge that Seacoast residents will develop alongside the engineers.
That was the message delivered Thursday afternoon by Linda Figg, president and "director of bridge art" of Figg Engineering, who spoke to about 60 members of the Long Bridge stakeholders committee at Kittery Town Hall. Figg Engineering has been selected by the Maine Department of Transportation to design the new bridge.
Figg told the group that her company has received more than 100 awards for bridge design because of its approach to involve the community early on and throughout the design process. And the same approach will be used with the Long Bridge project.
A few themes already emerged on Thursday, such as creating a bridge that harkens to the area's maritime and colonial history and one that uses recycled material as much as possible.
Some parameters have already been decided, said Joyce Taylor, MDOT director of project development. While there will be a bicycle lane, there will be no pedestrian sidewalk. The project can't cost any more than $170 million. Albacore Park will not be disturbed. It will be a center lift span bridge, as opposed to some other design.
William Rohleder, Figg vice president of project development, said at this early stage, the engineers are considering several sites for the bridge, including one further upriver from the current bridge. The Portsmouth approach for that proposed bridge would be long, and the bridge itself would be perpendicular to the river and not on an angle, as is the case with the current bridge. That would allow for easier passage for vessels and could make the center lift span 270 feet instead of 300 feet long.
Another consideration is a taller bridge than the current one, which would allow most boats to pass underneath without the need to stop traffic and lift the center span. One design and financial consideration is the rail line to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, which runs underneath the current bridge.
"We're looking at rail, but we have to find a way to pay for it," Taylor said. "The shipyard is of vital importance to both states and neither will do anything to put it at risk. The idea is to work with partners to get the cost of the rail section down."
To date, the U.S. Navy has not expressed an interest in contributing to the cost of the bridge.
But Figg said most design elements are still to be determined by this public process. She detailed a number of bridges that her company has built that incorporated elements based on local input. One incorporated art deco design; a Toledo, Ohio, bridge used glass components; and the Penobscot Narrows Bridge in Maine used local granite.
Committee members said they were pleasantly surprised at the process.
"This has been a great meeting. It never dawned on me that you could have a beautiful bridge" to replace the Long Bridge, said Gail Drobnyk of Kittery.
"We're all working together on solutions," said Paul O'Connor, president of the Metal Trades Council at the shipyard. "Putting a local touch on a bridge is an incredible idea."
Stakeholder and public workshops will be held through June, with a final design expected at that time, Figg said.


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System Management's core functions in the WEM include:
- Ensuring the power system is operated in a secure and reliable manner.
- Dispatch of market generators and demand side programs, and the activation of registered network control services, in accordance with the dispatch criteria.
- Scheduling dispatch of the Synergy Portfolio.
- Assessing system adequacy over short and medium timeframes.
- Coordinating with network operators for planning and activation of emergency load shedding plans.
- Assessing and approving market outages and commissioning plans, including approval of forced outage conversion to consequential outages.
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- Providing information to market participants, including advice on system events via dispatch advisories, information relating to outages, and information relating to the short, medium and long term Projected Assessment of System Adequacy (PASA).
- Monitoring rule compliance from other market participants, in particular in relation to dispatch and system security issues.
- Providing information on power system security and reliability to the regulator.
- Capturing and providing data for settlement.
System Management has a key role in coordinating outage planning of all equipment in the SWIS identified on the Equipment List. This includes all registered generation facilities, the bulk transmission parts of the SWIS and other items necessary to manage power system security. It is System Management that ultimately approves or rejects outage applications. In certain circumstances, System Management also has the power to cancel approved outages or even recall facilities to service while on an approved outage.
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The Republican presidential debate in Orlando, Fla., Thursday night wasn't all about Rick Perry. But at this point in the long, grueling pre-primary campaign, all eyes were on the Texas governor.
Particularly the eyes of Mitt Romney – dislodged as the front-runner by Perry – who aggressively came after the Texan, scoring debating points on the economy, education, immigration, and other issues.
Perry was not backing down, however, standing firm when not just Romney but the other candidates as well hammered him on his immigration record in Texas. If you don't understand the need to provide in-state college tuition to the children of illegal immigrants, he said, "Then you have no heart" – a comment that drew a mixture of applause and booing.
Primary voters choose their champion based not just on policy points but on style and comfort level with the contenders. On Thursday night, at least, Romney seemed more self-assured, confident, and articulate. Perry sometimes appeared to have a hard time looking at Romney standing next to him, hesitating now and then in his answers.
In his response to a question about terrorists acquiring Pakistan's nuclear weapons, "he did not seem in command on a topic on which he needs to show some heft," blogged Maggie Haberman, a senior political writer for Politico.
"In a way, he's still the rookie in the field," said conservative Washington Post columnist and Fox News commentator Charles Krauthammer immediately following the debate in Orlando, which was sponsored by Fox News and Google.
With his late entry in the GOP contest, Perry quickly shoved Michele Bachmann to the side as the tea party favorite, then bolted to the presumptive front-runner slot in national polls.
But since then, his campaign has hit a couple of speed bumps, and he's lost ground in some polls.
He startled many analysts (not to mention voters) with his tarring Social Security as a "Ponzi scheme" and possibly unconstitutional. His ordering middle-school girls to receive injections to protect against a sexually transmitted disease raised the ire of many parents (and libertarians generally), and it also led to charges of "crony capitalism" because of political contributions from Merck, the company that makes the vaccine.
His pro-Israel speech in New York this week was sharply criticized by Wall Street Journal columnist and former Reagan speech writer Peggy Noonan.
"It does not seem to have occurred to Mr. Perry that when you are running for president you have to be big, you have to act as if you're a broad fellow who understands that when the American president is in a tight spot in the U.N., America is in a tight spot in the U.N. You don't exploit it for political gain," Noonan wrote.
Then there's the hot-button issue of immigration. For all his touting of job creation during his tenure as governor, there's a controversial side to that too. According to a Center for Immigration Studies report this week, of all the jobs created in Texas since 2007, 81 percent went to immigrants – half of those to illegal immigrants.
It seems increasingly likely that immigration for Perry will be like the Massachusetts health care program for Romney: the one issue that will not go away until the primary-caucus season is over and the GOP candidate has been chosen.
Meanwhile, Perry has been slipping in several polls – especially in comparison to Mitt Romney.
"Just a few weeks ago, two national polls showed Perry leading Mitt Romney by 12 and 13 points," Marc Thiessen wrote in the Washington Post Thursday. "This week, two new polls (from USA Today and the New York Times) show that Romney has cut Perry's lead nearly in half to just 7 points. In South Carolina, Perry once held a commanding 20-point lead over Romney. That lead has narrowed to just 3 points. Just after entering the race, Perry shot into second place in New Hampshire with 18 percent support. Today, a new Suffolk University/WHDH TV poll shows Perry slipping 10 points to fourth place, with just 8 percent of the vote — trailing even Jon Huntsman."
Still, Perry has a comfortable lead in Florida, according to a new Quinnipiac poll, with 31 percent of the vote, nine points ahead of Romney. That's a key state with many seniors on Social Security, plus the possibility that it may move up its primary date to give it more clout. (At the same time this poll has Romney beating Obama one-on-one by seven points, while Perry trails Obama slightly.)
The pre-debate hours amounted to a pugilists' pre-fight stare-down, only this was at the Faith and Freedom Coalition gathering of religious conservatives organized by Ralph Reed. There, both Romney and Bachmann took not-so-subtle potshots at Perry.
Who won the Thursday night debate? Pundits will pontificate, but Saturday's Florida Republican Party straw poll may be the best clue.
As Florida Gov. Rick Scott frequently points out, the winner of each of the three previous straw polls also won both the Florida primary and the nomination – Ronald Reagan in 1980, George H.W. Bush in 1988 and Bob Dole in 1996. And two out of the three went on to win the White House.


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ATLANTA - The theme of the day-long Georgia Black Conservative Summit, "Our Voice, Here and Growing," seemed to fit the mood of the participants.
About 50 folks from across the state gathered Thursday for a conference sponsored by The Frederick Douglass Foundation, the Conservative Alliance and the Georgia Black Republican Council.
Like most conferences, the networking during breaks was as constructive as the formal discussions. Old friends hugged, and new acquaintances swapped business cards. All appeared to gather strength just from the assurance they were not alone.
Not all of the participants were black. Some, like Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black and Revenue Commissioner Doug MacGinnitie, offered insights and connections to the inside of the official government these conservatives want to change.
Much of the discussion sounded like any other gathering of conservatives. Peppered with jokes about liberals, the serious topics discussed Thursday ranged from education to juvenile justice, and the audience had the opportunity to ask specific questions of academics, activists and policy analysts.
Such gatherings are common at the Capitol when the legislature is in session. At the same moment the black conservatives were meeting in a committee hearing room, 2,000 people were holding a rally across the street on the Capitol steps for Disability Day. The next day, a press conference on gun control drew dozens of President Barack Obama's former campaign volunteers back together for a new cause, to advance his legislative agenda. But it was the 15th annual Disability Day, and the echo of the most expensive, most sophisticated national campaign, respectively, that pulled those groups together in such strength. By contrast, it was just the second time the black conservative summit had been held, and the numbers reflected that.
The fact that it was held at all may surprise some people who pooh-poohed the blacks showcased at last year's Republican National Convention as mere window dressing. Many at the summit had the scars to prove their sincerity.
Dr. Deborah Honeycutt, for example, lost her bid to upset Congressman David Scott, a black Democrat, but had no regrets.
"The message does get out, even if you don't win," she said. "Unless you start, there will not be others who recognize the goodness of basic, conservative values."
Melvin Everson told of how a conversation with another parent chaperoning a school trip to Washington led to encouragement to run for local office in 1994. After that first race for Snellville City Council ended in defeat, he got appointed to a city board before running again unsuccessfully.
After multiple defeats in 10 years, he finally won election to the General Assembly in an overwhelmingly white, conservative district where he served until losing his statewide quest for labor commissioner two years ago.
He recommended continual engagement.
"As conservatives, we cannot wait until six months before an election to be out in the community," he said.
Other officials told similar stories of repeated election losses before finally winning.
"You lose friends in politics," said Tim Johnson, founder of the Frederick Douglass Foundation and the first black vice chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party. "You lose a lot of friends in politics. You lose relatives."
One of the panelists, Michael McNeely, president of the Georgia Black Republican Council, was still nursing some bruises received the week before when he was shouldered out of the Douglas County delegation to the state GOP convention. Ironically, he had just met with Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus about ways to attract more blacks to the party when local party officials shut him out.
Darryl Wilson, founder of the summit, is pleased with its growth.
"The event has doubled in size since its inaugural opening in 2012 as Georgians flock to the Capitol to have a bigger impact in government and its impact on small business and the community," he says in a press release.
The evidence of whatever that impact may be won't be felt immediately. Neither will the impact of Disability Day or the Obama supporters and their Organizing for Action.
But since one hand clapping makes no sound, the fact that these groups gather together at all signals the beginning of applause that may grow to thunderous levels over time.
• Walter Jones, Atlanta bureau chief for Morris News, has been covering Georgia politics since 1998.


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BALTIMORE – UMBC freshman Vincent Rentzsch (Orianenburg, Germany) shattered his own school record and won the javelin competition on day one of the Morgan State Legacy Meet, Friday afternoon outside of Hughes Stadium.
Already the school record holder and the first Retriever to ever surpass the 200-foot barrier, Rentzsch went even further on Friday, besting the field with a career-best throw of 65.40m (214'7") on his first attempt. In his last throw, Rentzsch recorded the second-best distance in the competition as well (61.71m, 209'0").
Rentzsch has broken the school record four times this spring, beginning with his first UMBC meet, the Florida State Relays on Mar. 22. He also reset the record at the Big Dawg Invitational as well as at the Mason Spring Invitational last weekend.
Sophomore Thor Serafenas (Olney, Md./Good Counsel/Clemson) nearly equaled his teammate's performance, winning the hammer throw, but just off of his school-record toss. At Morgan State, Serafenas won the competition with a heave of 56.50m (185'4"), his second-farthest of the season. His best toss of 56.85m (186'6") at the Big Dawg Invitational on Mar. 30. Junior Ray Stinsman III (Mt. Laurel, N.J./Lenape) took third in the competition with a personal-best toss of 50.58m (165'11"), moving up to seventh all-time at UMBC.
On the women's side, junior Emma Mayne (Mt. Airy, Md./Linganore) set a personal-record in the javelin. Mayne finished 11th in the event with career-best distance of 27.46m (90'1").
In the hammer, senior Amanda Deller (Aberdeen, Md./Aberdeen) took fourth with freshman Nneoma Edokobi (Rockville, Md./Richard Montgomery) finishing 12th.
The Morgan State Legacy Meet will continue on Saturday morning with the decathlon continuing at 9:30 a.m. The discus, as well as the women's 400m hurdles will start at 10:00 a.m. at Hughes Stadium.


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