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From: John Velez <johnvelez.aic.nul> Date: Tue, 19 Nov 2002 22:32:16 -0500 Archived: Wed, 20 Nov 2002 07:19:34 -0500 Subject: Re: Media & 'Truth' >From: Jan Aldrich <project1947.nul> >To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <ufoupdates.nul> >Date: Tue, 19 Nov 2002 17:33:7 -0500 >Subject: Re: Media & 'Truth' >>From: John Velez <johnvelez.aic.nul> >>To: ufoupdates.nul >>Date: Mon, 18 Nov 2002 16:54:46 -0500 >>Subject: Re: Media & 'Truth' >>>From: Paul Kimball <Kimballwood.nul> >>>To: ufoupdates.nul >>>Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2002 22:08:18 EST >>>Subject: Re: Media & 'Truth' >>>>From: John Velez <johnvelez.aic.nul> >>>>To: ufoupdates.nul >>>>Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2002 12:03:25 -0500 >>>>Subject: Re: Media & 'Truth' >>>Dear Mr. Velez: >>><snip> >>I don't think even contracts would make a difference. I've >>>>gotten to the point where I ask one question and one question >>>>only when ever I am invited to participate in one of these 'UFO' >>>>programs: "Is the material being presented as 'news' or as >>>'>entertainment'? The end result... I haven't consented to do >>>>anything I have been invited to participate in for more than >>>>three years. >>>>We don't need no stinking contracts!' We just need to refuse to >>>>participate in any more 'for entertainment only' productions >>>>that we are invited to appear in. >>>As a lawyer who also happens to be a film and television >>>producer/director, I can only respond by saying that you always >>>need contracts, and they do make a difference. Further, they're >>>always open to negotiation. >>Although I do appreciate your comments Paul, I'm not surprised >>that a lawyer would consider contracts as necessary as air. :) >>I was talking about out and out misinformation however. My >>comment about contracts was an aside to the main topic of media >>deception and manipulation. Those are the real issues. ><snip> Hi Jan >Hi Paul, John, and List, >Not quite on your topic about media, but in the ball park: You wrote: >John, you will probably never talk to me again or answer me >again after this, but I think abductions are at the end of the >line of that which should be considered in ufology. Ok, so we disagree. I think UFOs and abductions explain each other. But that's just speculation on my part. You're entitled to your opinion Jan. BTW, I'm 53 not 13. I'm not going to take my ball and go home in a huff and pouting because you expressed an opinion that I disagree with. What I'd like to address is this (incomplete) list that you created. You listed: >1. Some 'abductees' have deep problems, and they need help from >mental health professionals. I have letters from a very >intelligent woman who apparently is also member of upper >society, and who has serious mental problems. Her story is that >the Aliens and the Communists are chasing her and have been >since her husband, a newspaper publisher, died. She now rides >buses up and down the East Coast never staying in one place for >more than a few months. She sends letters from a variety of >places, a beauty salon, a diner, a laundromat and receives >answers at such places. >2. Some 'abductees' have stories which are very similar to child >sex abuse stories. They are tortured or used sexually by >entities who have almost complete power over them. >3. Some 'abductees' are the voice of the abductors. I call these >the "queen bees" that will tell us all there is to know about >the aliens. While people hang around listening to every word >like recievied wisdom. And, of course, each story gets better >than the one before. "I have one abductee who murdered a Grey." >"The Greys are getting tired of the Rebel Reptilians! If things >do not change, there will be an interstellar war with earth at >the center in the next six months!" I didn't make this up, but >heard this at the 1996 MUFON Symposium, I promise. >4. Some 'abductees' are jumping on the band wagon. I received a >letter from a country and western singer. He had a UFO crash >story from 1947 in Colorado, and, of course, recently he had >been abducted. Do you think his stories might help his music >career? (I did an extensive search in Colorado for any evidence >of unusual activities there during the supposed crash.) >My friend took a telephone call from a fellow who wanted to know >"all about UFOs" because if he did, then he could be abducted, >and then, he could be in book about his abduction, go all over >the country lecturing, get on TV and become famous. Hmmm. >5. Finally, there are military or intelligence people going >around the country kidnapping, torturing and planting abduction >scenarios in people's heads as part of insidious mind control >experiments. The popularity of such ideas in the UFO community >astounds and disgusts me! The Viet Vietnam war brought out the >worst in some in the military. A great deal of soul-searching >went into development of senior leaders after this searing >national experience. That people of integrity would not step >forward and denounce such actions is hard to believe. The proof >of such paranoid ideas is thin indeed. You forgot number 6 Jan! 6. _Some_ abductees are accurately recalling and describing actual physical events. Out of pure laziness I am going to copy/paste a paragraph I wrote in a response to Don Ledger about the NOVA program. It applies here. "What they ignored (as opposed to 'cut out') was all the physical evidence. The medical reports, the pictures of the scoop marks and scars on the bodies of the abductees, lab reports on ground trace evidence, and multiple witness cases. What the public missed out on was the 'evidence,' circumstantial though it may be, for what we were/are reporting." You completely ignore the physical elements/components of the abduction reports/reporters. Unless one of your 5 explanations can explain away the physical phenomena, your 'candidates' will be inadequate because they fail to acknowledge or address a vital component. A little consideration I like to call 'number 6.' 'Wink and a nod.' >Okay, I know that the above will cause some brickbats to come my >way. From who Jan? Me? Geez I hope not. I would have thought that after all these years you would give me credit for having more down than that. >Please answer the whole thing or not at all. Thank you. Hmmm, my sentiments precisely, Ollie! :) >I will be in my bomb shelter as I know the 50 megaton nukes are >currently on the way to Northeast Connecticut! Life sometimes has a nasty way of living up to our expectations. Be careful what you ask for... you just might get it! :) Regards, John Velez
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Last week I was lucky enough to attend a sneak preview of the work of the 24 new graduates representing the best of the UK colleges' textile design talent. Selected, sponsored, mentored and nurtured by the team at Texprint, an organisation that provides new graduates with the opportunity to showcase their work on an international platform providing that much sought after exposure to the industry. As an ex-texprinter myself I can't speak highly enough of their invaluable support and I'm sure this year's selection will feel the same.
Once again Texprint didn't fail to impress, but here's my top 3 pick of the textile crop! All of the work can be seen at Indigo, part of Première Vision Pluriel, Paris from 17-19 September 2013.
Alice Archer
A graduate of the Royal College of Art, her painterly approach to embroidery reflects her background in Fine Art (prior to the RCA she studied sculpture at Goldsmiths college). Seeing the garment like a canvas and the thread, her paint her collection was inspired by paintings in the National Gallery. The result is an exquisite and poetic portfolio of over printed embroideries.
Pepe Lowe
Employing machine embroidery, cross stitch, quilting, laser cutting and digital print Pepe layers the techniques creating a raw, fragile and elegant collection that beautifies decay. I love the bomber jacket and her chic twist on camouflage. See more of her work here
Minnan Hui
A graduate of the fashion print course at Central Saint Martins Minnan is interested in the 3-dimensionality of the garment from all angles. Equally her unconventional use of bugle beads and contrasting coloured threads have lead to an array of other worldly sculptural formations and accessories. See more of her work here.
Her experimental approach and theatrical results have given her a following early on in her career; look out for Lady Gaga wearing one of Hui's creations in her upcoming music video.


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In Samoa's only drive through market at Taufusi, Dear Tourist came across Tim and Donelle Davies from Bay of Plenty in New Zealand.
Tim and Donelle have just popped into Apia town for the day to check out the markets and are on the hunt for a decent cup of coffee.
The couple is here in Samoa to celebrate their tenth anniversary and are appreciating the chance to spend some time together.
"We came for a nice holiday without the children. They're at home with the grandparents," said Donelle.
"It's our tenth wedding anniversary tomorrow (today). We arrived on Sunday and we have been here for 2 nights. We just came into town for the day but we are actually staying down the coast at Saletoga Sands. It's a nice area."
Tim remarked that they have been enjoying the drive around the coast and couldn't get over how lush it was.
"It's really lush, lots of greenery here. We drove for about 45 minutes from Saletoga sands over the hill and it was a great drive, it was really nice, no cars on the road."
Giving the animals the right of way has been an experience that the couple will not be forgetting in a hurry.
It has also been a source of amusement.
"Animals everywhere. We had to stop for a pig and we saw a chicken with her baby chicks on the road. When we arrived at night and we couldn't see much when we were driving in the dark. But we did have to stop for about 6 sleeping cows in the middle of the road and that was pretty funny. You definitely wouldn't get that at home. Not a single damn was given by the cows," laughed Donelle.
One of the highlights was seeing the different types of tropical fish literally at their doorstep.
"The water is beautiful, when we got in we were just swimming and then we realized that there were fish and then we thought oh we better get our googles and snorkels and we did some snorkeling and the fish were amazing," said Donelle.
"Lots of tropical fish -straight in, just five meters away from our fale and there were so many fish. It was really beautiful."
The couple still had a lot of swimming to do with To Sua trench, the Sliding Rocks, and the waterfalls on their agenda for the week and according to Tim, he wished their kids were here to see Samoa for themselves.
"Oh they would have loved it," he said. "We will definitely bring them back to see Samoa."


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The Donald Free School of Real Estate is approved by the Georgia Real Estate Commission for the purpose of offering the Sales Person Pre-License Course. Our school code is #323.
Course fee: $500 tuition + $60 books
Class Schedule:
Tuesday & Thursday evening classes
Two Saturday morning classes
View the complete Class Schedule
Class Instructor:
Ricki Free – School Administrator & Instructor
Sue Slothower – Instructor
Qualifying for Licensure:
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Hold a high school diploma or its equivalent
- Obtain a waiver for any prior criminal convictions
- Pass the end of course final exam
- Pass the state licensing exam
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The class is scheduled for 84 hours and satisfies the education requirements of the Georgia Real Estate Commission Approved Sales Person Pre-license Course. Students are required to complete a minimum of 75 hours of classroom time to receive credit for the course. Students missing more than the allowed number of hours will be required to attend make-up classes in order to obtain credit.
The Georgia Real Estate Commission requires that a final written exam be given at the end of the course. Each student must make a grade of no less than 75& to be eligible to take the state exam. If a students fails the final exam, a second exam must be taken. Failure on the second exam will result in the student having to retake the course. No recruiting for employment opportunities for any real estate brokerage firm is allowed in this class or on the school premises. Report any effort to recruit by anyone other than in the above described manner to Donald Free at (478) 218-8052 or the Georgia Real Estate Commission.
Real Estate Commission Rule 520-2-.03 & .09
The salesperson Pre-license Course shall provide for a minimum of 75 in-class hours of instruction.
In order for a school to certify a student as passing an approved course, the student must attend all the required number of hours of in-class instruction.
This course provides 84 hours of instruction (this includes two Saturday morning classes). Students must attend a minimum of 75 hours of in-class instruction.
Students failing to meet the 75 hour minimum classroom time cannot be certified to take the state exam.
To receive credit for a class session, students must sign the attendance roster upon entering the classroom. Remembering to sign the roster is the responsibility of the student.
The class roster showing the hours of attendance is available for review by the student upon request.


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Earlier this week, Infrastructure Ontario (IO) announced that a team had been selected for the design, build and financing of the first phase of redevelopment for the former Toronto East General Hospital, now known as Michael Garron Hospital (MGH). The result of a competitive procurement process overseen by a third party fairness advisor, the $411 million fixed-price contract was awarded to EllisDon Infrastructure MGH Inc. This team includes developer/design-builder EllisDon, with B+H Architects and Diamond Schmitt Architects handing the project's design in a joint venture.
Southeast-facing aerial view of Michael Garron Hospital, image courtesy of Infrastructure Ontario
The project will bring a new eight-storey patient care tower to the south end of the site, with a three-storey connection to the existing hospital. In total, 550,000 ft² of new space will be introduced while renovating 100,000 ft² of the existing hospital. This includes the replacement of the facility's oldest beds in the medical/surgical and rehabilitation units as well as mental health inpatient units, the consolidation of ambulatory care and ambulatory procedures, and the creation of two levels of underground parking and a new main entrance.
New patient care tower at Michael Garron Hospital, image courtesy of Infrastructure Ontario
A double-height, glass-enclosed lobby would extend across the patient care tower podium, connecting it with the rest of the complex. The lobby will look out onto a large landscaped park fronting onto Coxwell Avenue, though this would come at a cost, replacing the existing hospital's Streamline Moderne-style main frontage. This outdoor space will be complemented by outdoor roof terraces for use by patients and staff.
Streamline Moderne frontage of Michael Garron Hospital, image by Bruce Reeve via Flickr
"An interaction between interior and exterior did not exist previously as there was a lack of landscaped space," reads a prepared statement from Sydney Browne, Principal at Diamond Schmitt Architects. "In addition to the positive reinforcement that access and views to nature can have for recovering patients, setting the new entrance back from the street where there now will be park space addresses the hospital expansion in the context of its community setting."
East-facing aerial view of Michael Garron Hospital, image courtesy of Infrastructure Ontario
A ground breaking ceremony for the LEED Silver redevelopment is expected to take place in April. In the meantime, you can review project facts and images by visiting our database file for the project, linked below. Want to get involved in the discussion? Check out the associated Forum thread, or leave a comment in the field provided at the bottom of this page.


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Galveston Reads installed a multimedia display for their 2009 selection, The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, in the lobby at the Rosenberg Library. The display, which was created by Galveston Reads committee member, Lynn Burke, represents a scene from the book, as interpreted by the artist. Using oil pastels, paper, and a salvaged window, Lynn depicted a moment in the story as it might have been seen through the window of one of the many desert houses occupied by the family in the book. The view is of the night sky, the time is Christmas, and the story is told in The Glass Castle. Read the book and join the discussion for the 2009 Galveston Reads book.
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Researchers have found a hidden dwarf galaxy revolving around our own Milky Way, and it could revolutionize our understanding of how dark matter grips galaxies together. The reason this galaxy has stayed hidden is that it is extremely faint, actually, it's the faintest satellite galaxy we have discovered to date. And the discovery recommends that there might be many more of these dark galaxies waiting out in deep space. Discovering out more about our galaxy's satellites could be the main key to lastly understanding how galaxies form, and the starring role mysterious dark matter plays in grasping everything together.
There are by this time around 50 galaxies that we have identified that are revolving around our own galaxy, and almost 40 of them are faint, which sets them in the group of so-called dwarf spheroidal galaxies. Fifty satellite galaxies might seem like a lot, but the difficulty is that our present understanding of dark matter and how it supports galaxies form put forward that we should have more than 50 satellites galaxies revolving around our own galaxy. This is what's known as the unknown satellite problem, and until now, astrophysicists have not been able to give details about what's going on, whichever our understanding of dark matter is mistaken, or all of these satellites galaxies are hiding in plain sight.
Now new study proposes the latter might be possible.
Till now, we have not had the ability to identify any galaxies much fainter than a complete magnitude of –8. Complete magnitude is the brightness of a cosmic body as it would be observed at a distance of 10 parsecs far away, that's 32.6 light-years. For comparison, the complete magnitude in the ocular waveband, the waveband we can see, for the Andromeda galaxy is –21.77, and the Enormous Magellanic Cloud is –18.35. So while –8 is too much faint, this recently discovered satellite is an entire order of magnitude darker than that, with a complete magnitude of –0.8, marking it the faintest satellite galaxy yet discovered by human beings. The recently discovered satellite galaxy has been named Virgo I because it lies in the course of the Virgo constellation in our night sky.
Tohoku University
Virgo I was discovered by using the 8.2-meter Subaru Telescope in Hawaii, and because of its huge aperture, it can take in a whole lot extra light than any other telescopes. The Subaru telescope was capable of scanning a huge section of the night sky with the help an instrument called the Hyper Suprime-Cam (HSC) and observed for any areas with an above-density of stars. It was then able to inspect those regions more thoroughly to look for proof of very faint galaxies. According to this data, it was able to separate the incredibly faint dwarf galaxy Virgo I, which is almost 248 light-years across, and it is situated approximately 280,000 light-years from our Sun.
One of the scientists Daisuke Homma, from Tohoku Universityin Japan said, "We have wisely inspected the first data of the Subaru Strategic Survey with HSC and discovered an obvious over-density of stars in Virgo with very great statistical importance, viewing a characteristic design of an antique cosmological system in the color-magnitude diagram. Astonishingly, this is one of the faintest satellite galayies, with a complete magnitude of –0.8 in the ocular waveband. This is actually a galaxy because it is spatially stretched with a radius of 124 light years, systematically bigger than a globular cluster with similar luminosity."
The thrilling thing is, now that we know how to discover these ultra-faint galaxies, we might be on the edge of finding a whole lot more of them. And that could express that our knowledge of the dark matter and galaxy evolution and development is right finally.
Lead scientist Masashi Chiba said, "This finding suggests hundreds of faint dwarf satellites waiting to be exposed in the circle of light of the Milky Way. How many satellites galaxies are actually there and what kind of properties and characteristics they have, will give us a significant clue to understanding how our own galaxy formed and how dark matter funded to it."
This one finding isn't enough to say for sure what's happening, but the team of scientists is now going to use the Subaru telescope to search more of these faint satellites galaxies. Either way, we are hopeful to finding out further more about what's waiting out there in the dark, revolving around our own galaxy.
The research has been printed in the Astrophysical Journal, and you can read the full research on arXiv.org.
Image Credit: European Southern Observatory/Flickr
Image Credit: European Southern Observatory/Flickr


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Hello, I believe I'm not the only one who has noticed this, but - the UED models and assets have been removed from the "Terran factions" project. I know there are other cool models and stuff, but I really need some sort of white Terran faction. The umojan mercenary squad pack looks really cool and all, but that's only a few models. I need a set of original models that replace all the current Mellee structures and units with a clean and white feel. Then again, if anyone has some sort of re-skin for Terran units and structures - that would be great to take a hold of. So really, what I'm asking here is: does anyone have left-over UED models and or a texture pack for me to use? Thank you for your time, and I hope someone has something to offer me soon...


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My college roommate emailed me two bits of information today. First of all, the two of us were profiled in University of Delaware Department of English's newsletter. Pretty good since I graduated with an art degree. Anyhoo! That explains why I didn't receive a paper copy, and she did. So she set about scanning a copy for me. Her new scanner sent it to Snapfish. To retrieve it, I needed to set up a Snapfish account complete with billing information--even though the scan was free. Then I found that all my zip programs were outdated. Zip, Zip! It took me a little bit of doing, but I finally got the profiles which were well-written and cohesive considering the jumble of information I sent the writer. The page was highlighted with an inset that read: Did you know? Sharon Naylor and Jill Althouse-Wood were college roommates at UD?
It was a fitting tribute to our friendship and more touching considering that I will be Sharon's matron of honor in the spring. Which brings me to the other email and zipper. Sharon has decided to go with silver shoes for the wedding. I happen to have a pair from my brother's wedding, so I decided to try them on with the dress to see how they fared together and to take a picture for bridal approval. When I first got the dress in August, it didn't exactly fit. It seemed the left side of the zipper was not on speaking terms with the right side of the zipper. You'd think it was political or something to do with movie studios and writers' contracts. Add in a few holidays, an election season, and a writer's strike, and the rift between the two sides of my zipper became greater. I put the dress away in December and vowed not to think of it again until sometime in late February when, with the arbitration skills of a few carefully selected New Year's resolutions, I would set up some renegotiations. I wasn't planning on going to the bargaining table so soon, but with the shoe detail, I decided to try. Let's just say this zipping session went better than the one on my computer. In spite of the fact that I like to cook, I managed to close the deal on the bridesmaid's dress. And the shoes? They got the thumb's up as well. Now I can go out and buy running shoes instead--since I am still hoping to lose a few pounds before Sharon's big day. But for today, I can live with my modest success.


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Buying a Crate Should Be Easy for All Dog Owners
There are many shapes and sizes of dog crates to choose from. What is more important than the shapes or sizes are the dog crate sizes.
While the dog's breed and size is the main consideration when deciding on dog crate sizes, other factors should also be kept in mind. A dog crate may be used for house training or travelling. Regardless of the purpose it is always good to have a crate that has the right size. You will less likely succeed in house training your puppy if you use a crate that is too big that he can leave his excrement in a far side.
Meanwhile, you need not view your dog's crate as a cage. A dog is likely to see this as his den. The need to have a private place such as a den is inherent in dogs. Having said that, it can be concluded that a crate can be the dog's shelter. If this will be the main purpose of the crate, then when you choose dog crate sizes you need to the one that is very comfortable and safe for your furry friend.
What crate size is best for your dog. There are no exact rules for this. obviously it is the purpose of the crate and the needs of the dog that will weigh the heaviest.
If you are still feeling confused then start with taking the measurements of your dog and you can find many articles and guides online. Then after taking the measurements of your pet, you can also use the internet to find suggestions on the right crate. As a tip, the crate should be 2-4 inches taller than the dog's head when he is in a standing position. By the way, the height of the erect ears is considered. The dog's full length from the tip of his nose to the tip of his tail is not the right measurement for choosing the width of the crate. It is just the length between the base of the tail and the tip of the dog's nose that should be taken. Then add 2-4 inches to that width. Include a few more inches for a dog that has very thick hair. moreover you also need to take the measurement of the dog while he is in a sitting position. If ever it would be somehow impossible to take the measurements of the dog, the owner can ask the manufacturer of dog crates or the dog's doctor for a recommendation.
The things stated above should make choosing dog crate sizes easier for pet owners. Take note that dogs have different needs and what work's for your dog may not work for other dogs. Always take note of the function the crate will serve and the dog's needs when choosing dog crate sizes.


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Well, I own the loverly A Feast of Fire and Ice cookbook (and I frequent the blog innatthecrossroads.com quite often) and I decided that for the much anticipated premier, that I would make a bunches of foods. And I did.... if you count four things 'bunches' hahaha
Be warned.... this post is picture heavy and foodgasmic. You have been warned...
So here be the final product.... minus the lovely dessert.
|Mmmm... Ommegang Iron Throne Pale Ale. It
was quite delicious, and I am not a big beer
person at all. So that's saying something...
I started with the brown oat bread! Since it has rising etc times, it was good to begin with!!! I was going to use the steel cut oats (pictured left) but then I found the old fashioned ones hiding in the cupboard. It smelled so good.... hot molasses being soaked into the oats.... yum!!! Then the yeast makes it all yummy and bubbly! Now I want to go get another slice......
After the lovely bread was placed in the oven, and in turn making the house smell AMAZING, I got started on the medieval applecakes. My friend Jill helped with this part!
As the pastry dough was rising, the filling got done. Oh man... I swear, the spices added to these apples were so good. Cinnamon-y with a bite! Its from those lovely little things called Grains of Paradise.. And the 'strong powder' that goes on them! It made more than enough filling, so I'm sure I'll be making something else with the left overs... Or I'll just eat it by itself. But a cobbler does sound good with it. Then again, so does just sticking a spoon into the bowl. Hmmm... decisions decisions.... Then, after everything is puffed up, and cooked up, the assembly happened. Sorry, was too busy chatting during that part. Then the frying came! And like the cookbook said, these are the medieval version of doughnuts. And they were so tasty! But alas, those were for dessert, not for dinner.... we snuck some in our gobs anyway!
And, around the same time, since this is when the meal was all starting to come together, I slices up that lovely brown oatbread. Oh it smelled so good. Nice and dense, perfect with this meal.


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Update 1.9 of Cube Theme 4 GO launcher EX is now available on Google Play. We added over 25 new Cube Icons. Altogether there are now over 425 Cube Icons in this theme. We fixed some icons that are no longer changed automatically and re-installed the menu background.
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Build Your Own Furled Leader
Presented by:
Capt. Paul "Sodie" Sodamann & Craig "Professor" Phillips
With support from:
Temple Fork Outfitters Fly Rods
Step one: Stretch a length of mono----this is a very important step. The end product, butt and mid section of the leader, will be approximately one-third the starting length. A good starting point is to use mono that is the same pound test as your rod weight. Adjustments to length and pound test can be made with experience and as needs change.
Step two: Fold the mono in half and start twisting at the fold. The loop formed at this point will be the attachment loop for the tippet. (We use a tippet composed of a bimini knot and a perfection loop.) Control the twisting by lightly placing the point where the lines come together between your thumb and index finger of your other hand. The two free ends need to be able to spin freely during this process. One way to do this is to run the ends through coffee cup handles. You can also have a friend control the ends as long as they can spin. With practice, you will be able to make leaders without coffee cups or assistance.
Step three: Fold the twisted lines again, but not exactly in half. The loop end leg should be longer that the free ends leg. How much you over lap them is up to you. If you need a longer butt section to turn over heavy flies, fold them closer to half and half. If you need a longer mid section to turn over lighter flies, shorten the free ends leg. Once you have determined the fold you want, start twisting at the fold again. This will develop another loop that will be the loop to attach to the fly line (we use loop to loop connectors on our fly lines --- if you don't, consider using them --- or it is possible to tie a nail knot with this end if the lines are not too heavy).
Step four: Tie a surgeon's knot to keep the free ends from unwrapping and trim the excess. This will produce a four-strand butt section and a two strand mid section with loops on each end. Total length and length of each section can be adjusted as needed. I make these with two-pound mono for light trout leaders. With light line, the loops sometimes like to close up. If this is the case, just tie a perfection loop in the end to create a useable loop that will not close.
Step five: Add a tippet. A single strand of mono with a perfection loop will work. Consider learning a bimini knot and perfection loop for a stronger, more reliable class tippet.
Reference: American Angler, volume 30, issue 5, fall 2007 page 34 "Do the Twist!" by Craig Phillips


text: Buy Buying Guides Before You Buy a Blu-ray Disc Player What you need to know about Blu-ray Disc player capabilities Share Pin Email Print Blu-ray Disc Association, Samsung Buying Guides TVs & Home Theater Computers & Tablets Smartphones Games & Consoles Gadgets Cameras Audio by Robert Silva Robert Silva has written about audio, video, and home theater topics since 1998. Previously, Robert was an audio/video expert for About.com. Updated September 07, 2018 224 224 people found this article helpful When DVD was introduced in 1996/1997, it was a significant upgrade from VHS. As a result, DVD became the most successful video product in history. However, when HDTV was introduced, two formats were made available to consumers in 2006 that raised the bar higher: HD-DVD and Blu-ray. 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All Blu-ray disc players made in recent years for U.S. distribution, and most made for distribution in other markets, are required to be Cinavia-enabled. You Need an HDTV to get the Visual Benefits of Blu-ray When they were first introduced, most Blu-ray Disc players could be connected to a TV that had at least composite video inputs. However, the only way to access to full high definition Blu-ray resolution (1080p) is through the HDMI connection, or on players made before 2013, with some restrictions, component video connections. Blu-ray Is More Than Just A Video Upgrade In addition to 1080p quality video, Blu-ray Disc players can access additional audio formats that can be encoded on Blu-ray Discs (but not on DVD), such as Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Atmos, DTS-HD Master Audio, and DTS:X, and either decode internally (in the case of Dolby TrueHD/DTS HD-Master Audio) or pass those, and Dolby Atmos/DTS:X, undecoded to a compatible home theater receiver for decoding. 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Nutrition directly impacts nearly every aspect of physical and mental health. A healthy diet can help protect against such conditions as heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, stroke, certain cancers and depression. Obesity, which is among the most common conditions linked to diet, affects a record number of Americans.
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Sweetened Beverage Consumption
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sid240z posted a topic in Nissan L6 ForumIf anyone could point me out to a fellow that goes by Diseazd I'd greatly appreciate it! I have a L28ET I plan on de-stroking and head he's the man to talk to on de-stroking a L-series. Email me if you see this firstname.lastname@example.com
will the factory 73 temperature gauge work with a ka?
sid240z replied to sid240z's topic in Nissan 4 Cyl ForumActually the answer is no. The stock will not work accurately with the ka sending unit. I bought a equus electric temp gauge today, and threw it on while leaving the stock gauge working with the ka sending unit. the stock gauge with the ka sending unit read 230-240 F. The equus gauge with and adaptor I bought (ones that goes on a radiator hose) would read 180-190F. All this while running the car hard all night.
brake booster swap/upgrade s30/z31/z32
sid240z replied to sid240z's topic in Brakes, Wheels, Suspension and ChassisThanks
brake booster swap/upgrade s30/z31/z32
sid240z replied to sid240z's topic in Brakes, Wheels, Suspension and ChassisWell I do know that the later s30 boosters a slightly bigger that the earlier model ones. Drillings holes in the fire wall to fit a better booster and MBC isn't a issue for me but if it does interfere with the pedal box. Thats something I hadn't considered. With that said would anyone happen to know if a z32 MBC would fit on a s30 booster with the boosted put in at a 90 angle turn? Making the mounting bolts horizontal instead of vertical? The picture provided by R3VO 3VOM shows a different booster. I'm being very adamant on using the z32 MBC cylinder because of the fact that it may well be bigger that 15/16 meaning a more fluid will be pushed. My new plan is to get my hands on a s14 MBC or a z32 MBC (sence they are the same in terms of mounting) and do some measurements. And when we say that you can't find a new 280zx MBC we mean new not reman. A lot of people feel as thou they will be prone to trouble.
brake booster swap/upgrade s30/z31/z32
sid240z replied to sid240z's topic in Brakes, Wheels, Suspension and ChassisBut you see where I'm going with all this right? Bending new hard lines are not that hard of a task. the only thing that worrys me is clearance of the booster (with) with the master clutch cylinder. And the clearance of the master brake cylinder (length) to the strut tower. The main reason this accrued to me was with the fact of easier to find parts, and the fact that they have a better design to them. Also sence I'm using the stock fronts as rears I'm gonna need more fluid pushed to the caliper. ( the 280zx has floating rear calipers, with a one piston design. Another down side is that you have to have a mechanical hand/parking brake to tighten the rear brakes with the mechanism. A fixed caliper will fix that with 2 pistons pushing evenly-ish to the rotor. Theres a small difference in size between the two different brake pads for each caliper. I'm going to try to find that writeup you mentioned.
will the factory 73 temperature gauge work with a ka?
sid240z posted a topic in Nissan 4 Cyl ForumI have a 96 ka24de in my 73z, and I connected the temperature sensor to the factory tempeture gauge. It reads it like if the stock engine was in it, but can I trust it? I would hate to overheat and blow something on my Ka I rebuilt it when it was in my s14 and its running around 4k miles on it when I did the swap. This will be temporary sence I'm going to put in a Autometer temp. gauge.
brake booster swap/upgrade s30/z31/z32
sid240z posted a topic in Brakes, Wheels, Suspension and ChassisOk so I'm about to go into the process of doing the toyota 4x4 front caliper swap on my 73 240z with a Ka24de swap. But I was curious would it be possible to use the z32 master brake cylinder and booster? I now have a cable trottle so all the linkage components on the firewall are gone giving me more room. I know that the stock 73 booster is 8-1/2" diameter, and the z32 has a 9.7" diameter booster. Using the booster will let me use a 15/16" MBC while having a bigger booster. The only thing is that the booster it self may not fit because of the MCC. I also looked at the z31 booster witch is a dual diagraph at 8.7" its a little bit bigger that the stock one on diameter, I'M guessing the dual diagraph will make a different that and the fact that the z31 is a heavy little thing. The only problem I'm seeing is that with the MBC and the booster it's self it may be too long to fit. Unfortunately I can't find any information regarding the length of the booster online. The good new is that I work at Oreillys. I'm planing on ordering in both, try doing some messurements. I should probably mention that Im planing to make a bracket to mount my stock 2 piston front brakes onto the rear (yes yes yes i know). The car is used for drifting (like it or not). Theres also going to be a modified hand brake out of a s14 (240sx) witch I welded a plate together, and attached a s14 MCC to. Meaning I will be able to use it as a parking brake. Plans are to use the rear z31 brake rotors as well. I would really appreciate any feed back on your opinions towards any of this. Its always nice to have a second (or more) opinion. Thanks in advance
S14 nissan ka24de into s30 wiring? Please help!!
sid240z replied to sid240z's topic in Other EnginesI was just looking at that and the wires that plug in to the Ka Alternator are both the same size one is white/red and the other is yellow. How do I know which one to connect? Also I connected the large white wire and black wire (power and ground Im guessing) from the stock Z alt. wires to the Ka alt. I guessing that would work just need to know which plug-in wire to use. I'd also like to say sorry about being retarded when it comes to electrical things
S14 nissan ka24de into s30 wiring? Please help!!
sid240z replied to sid240z's topic in Other EnginesWire #1 to key switch acc/on and wire #17 to a constant 12v and thats it Heres a link http://club-s12.org/retro4/index.php?topic=22919.0
S14 nissan ka24de into s30 wiring? Please help!!
sid240z replied to sid240z's topic in Other EnginesLol almodt forgot google how to swap a ka24de in to a nissan s12 i found how to run the engine only problem now is the alternator
S14 nissan ka24de into s30 wiring? Please help!!
sid240z replied to sid240z's topic in Other EnginesI was thinking of trying to wire it to run off of the stock alternators wires just cut the stocks pigtail off and replacing it with the ka's
S14 nissan ka24de into s30 wiring? Please help!!
sid240z replied to sid240z's topic in Other EnginesJust finished looking threw wiring specialties website and cant really find anything useful :/
Ka alternator wiring questions
sid240z posted a topic in Nissan 4 Cyl ForumI have a 73 240z witch I'm currently swapping a 95 ka24de into and I have most of my wiring done, but I was wondering how do I wire the ka alternator to work in my Z? I've searched it and i can't seem to find a answer. I would greatly appreciate all the help I can get
S14 nissan ka24de into s30 wiring? Please help!!
sid240z posted a topic in Other EnginesHey guys so I finally decided into dropping in a ka24de into my z for the sole purpose of it being a track car. I know the 510 guys put ka in there's cars all the time, an I've googled, check on ratsun and other forms and can't find how a decent write up on how to wire it. I know you can wire it to run on just two wires but how?
l24 drift engine
sid240z posted a topic in The Tool ShedI'm sorry if this has already been talked about, but I want to build the l24 to be a drift engine it would be something new and somewhat unique. what would be the best mods for a l24 to make it into a decent/good drift engine? I already got the basics like electronic points msd coil and 6al, ngk iridiums advanced timing port/polished head and a few other things. I want my main power to be around 4k to 5.5k rpms. I was wondering if the cam from the l24 can help me get it there or if its the same as the l24 cam. And if boring it out to 2.6 litter and keeping it short stroked would be a good idea?


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Jasper_the_2nd posted a topic in Conversions, Presentation, and TerrainSo I basically have an endless supply of these.... and I really don't want to throw them in the recycling unless I'm sure I don't need them for something cool that I just haven't though of yet. But as I've got about 400 of these laying around so far (they are the inner needle tip protector for the tips I use for my daily shot, so are sterile and only the outer protector is put back on before going in the sharps bin) and growing, so as I still haven't really thought of anything, what do you think?


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Guide for Lighten PDF to Excel Converter for Mac
Guide for Lighten PDF to Excel Converter for Mac Lighten PDF to Excel Converter for Mac helps you quickly and accurately extract data from PDF to Excel Spreadsheet.
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In the output file, if you find there's a little green triangle at the left-top corner, that means Excel doesn't know the cell type. Move your cursor over that cell, you will got a notice sign. Click on it and click 'Convert to number', then you can calculate data without problems. You can select the whole columns or multiple cells then convert all cells to number at one time.


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Eastern Sierra Fish Report
Owens River - Middle Fish Report for 10-6-2018
Owens River - Middle Fish Report for 10-6-2018
Currently cfs is 600
Owens River - Middle - Bishop, CA (Inyo County)
by Tom Loe
Flows have started coming through heavy again recently. Currently cfs is 600. We will be monitoring the flows here and are ready to pounce once the time is right. Mid afternoon hatches will be on hold until the flows come down again and at that time we will start resuming trips here.
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Friday, January 29, 2016
Communist propaganda in a British school: Uses selfishness and HITLER to define being 'Right-wing'
That the Conservative Winston Churchill was the most unrelenting foe of Hitler got "forgotten", somehow
A LESSON for young teenagers that linked Right-wing politics to Germany's wartime dictator Adolf Hitler and "helping people less" than Left-wingers was condemned yesterday by a senior Conservative MP.
Damian Green slammed the school for using Hitler to define being Right-wing
Former police and criminal justice minister Damian Green is calling on Education Secretary Nicky Morgan to investigate urgently.
Mr Green, who was alerted to the issue by an outraged parent, said: "I cannot believe that material with this sort of glaring bias is being used in our schools. "It is shocking that no one has questioned it.
"I have asked Nicky Morgan to investigate quickly so that it can be rewritten at once."
The offending item was a work book for Year 10 pupils, aged 14 and 15, at a school in Kent.
It invited pupils to match pictures of British political leaders with their parties and explain the difference between parties and the views they hold.
On a page about what was Left and Right-wing, the Right-wing column was illustrated with a photograph of Hitler and the statements: "Hitler; less help to the people; more help to businesses; we are not equal."
The former police and criminal justice minister asked Nicky Morgan to investigate urgently
In stark contrast, the Left-wing column was topped with the front cover of the NHS Constitution – which sets out the health service's values and patients' rights.
It included a cartoon of three little stick figures holding hands and the statement that "the NHS belongs to us all".
Statements listed below that to represent "Left-wing" views were: "Communism; NHS; helping the people; everyone should be equal."
Nearly-bankrupt Detroit Public Schools' execs among nation's best paid
It's stories such as this one that makes me believe that urban public school districts are primarily generous employment programs. Despite a ten percent pay cut, Detroit Public Schools executives are raking in the cash.
Oh, DPS is teetering towards bankruptcy.
From ABC Detroit:
"We obtained contracts for execs and reviewed salaries at districts across the U.S. We found the big shots at DPS are among the best paid in the entire country.
Take, for example, the Executive Director of Communications, Michelle Zdrodowski. On the same day [emergency manager Darnell Earley] delivered his grim budget speech, she inked a one-year contract for $161,111. Incredibly, that's more than Los Angeles and Chicago, the second and third largest districts in the U.S. pay their P.R. bosses. Even with the 10% pay cut, Zdrodwoski earns more than her counterparts at many larger districts we reviewed.
Detroit has also gone Hollywood when it comes to its Chief Procurement Officer. The purchasing boss in Los Angeles makes about $157,000 per year, the same rate DPS signed Medina Noor for. Even with the 10% cut, she's better paid than the bosses in Dallas and Philly, districts more than three-times the size of Detroit.
It's a similar story with Steve Wasko, Executive Director for Enrollment. He makes more than the enrollment boss in Chicago - which has 400,000 students - and Philly, which is also far larger.
The cost of living in Detroit isn't very high by the way.
British regulator allows schools to ban Islamic veils
Head teachers are allowed to ban the veil and will be backed up by Ofsted inspectors newly empowered to mark down schools where it interferes with education.
Sir Michael Wilshaw today wrote to all inspectors telling them to consider rating schools 'inadequate' if use of the veil in the classroom damages learning.
But the decision was swiftly condemned by teaching unions while the Muslim Council of Britain said it was an attack on a 'tiny, tiny' minority of teachers.
Sir Michael insisted the move was aimed at ensuring no discrimination took place in British schools.
Today's letter comes a week after Prime Minister David Cameron endorsed the right of schools - and other public bodies - to ask people to show their face where necessary.
Sir Michael said: 'I am concerned that some heads and principals who are trying to restrict the wearing of the full veil in certain circumstances are coming under pressure from others to relax their policy.
'I want to assure these leaders that they can rely on my full backing for the stance they are taking.
'I have also made clear to my inspectors that where leaders are condoning the wearing of the face veil by staff members or by pupils when this is clearly hindering communication and effective teaching, they should give consideration to judging the school as inadequate.
'I am determined to ensure that discrimination, including on the grounds of gender, has no place in our classrooms.
'We want our schools, whether faith schools or non-faith schools, to prepare their pupils equally for life in 21st century Britain.
'We need to be confident our children's education and future prospects are not being harmed in any way.'
Ameena Blake, the vice president of the Muslim Council of Britain, who is a teacher, said it was impossible for inspector to judge whether a teacher was inadequate because of their veil or because of poor skills in a brief visit.
She told the BBC: 'I think the words Sir Michael has used are very, very ambiguous. 'If you have a teacher with a face veil who is inadequate, how do you know whether they are inadequate because of the face veil?'
She continued: 'We are forgetting this is a tiny, tiny minority of teachers in the UK who would wear the face veil. 'Teachers working in the context where they would are teachers working in faith schools or they would be working in schools that are very multicultural. 'Students in those schools would already be very used to seeing ladies who might be wearing the face veil.'
The National Union of Teachers (NUT) said Sir Michael was threatening schools and risked alienating pupils and teaching staff.
Kevin Courtney, the NUT's deputy general secretary, said: 'Effective communication between pupils and staff is essential to effective teaching and learning.
'However, Sir Michael Wilshaw once again has chosen to issue punitive diktats to threaten schools through the use of 'inadequate' Ofsted judgments, rather than enabling them to develop their own sensible and appropriate policies on the wearing of religious clothing at school. 'Rather than assisting school leaders, this will have the effect of alienating many staff and pupils.'
Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT), said: 'Head teachers are able to use common sense to determine whether their staff or pupils' mode of dress has the potential to hinder learning, and to establish rules accordingly.
'Formalising this sensitive issue into yet another tick-box that can be used to fail schools is unhelpful and extreme.
'Schools will already be marked down for lack of communication and/or ineffective learning in the classroom - specific guidelines on veils is unnecessary.'
NASUWT general secretary Chris Keates said: 'Schools will now apparently be judged inadequate on the basis of an inspector taking exception to a pupil or member of staff wearing a veil and deeming it a barrier to communication.
'Ofsted should be driven by evidence. Where is the evidence that demonstrates that wearing the veil is a barrier to teaching and learning?'
Launching a drive against extremism and gender segregation last week, David Cameron said he would not support an outright ban on the veil but did back specific policies.
He said: 'I think in our country people should be free to wear what they like, within limits live how they like, and all the rest of it.
'What does matter is if, for instance, a school has a uniform policy, sensitively put in place and all the rest of it, and people want to flout that uniform policy, often for reasons that aren't connected to religion, you should always come down on the side of the school.'
Mr Cameron added: 'When you are coming into contact with an institution or you're in court, or if you need to be able to see someone's face at the border, then I will always back the authority and institution that have put in place proper and sensible rules.
'Going for the more French approach of banning an item of clothing, I don't think that's the way we do things in this country and I don't think that would help.'
A Department for Education spokesman said today: 'We fully support Sir Michael's statement today.
'We are pleased that Heads and school leaders who choose to implement policies which restrict the wearing of the veil to support effective teaching and learning will receive Ofsted's backing.
'It is also clearly right that if the wearing of the veil is interfering with education in schools that should trigger action from Ofsted.'
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan said uniform policy is 'very much up to schools' and head teachers have the right to decide if they want to ban the veil.
Mr Cameron has also said he would back institutions that have 'sensible rules' over Muslims wearing full-face veils, but he ruled out a full public ban.
Mrs Morgan said: 'The Prime Minister was absolutely right to say, and we have a very clear view in this country, we are not going to tell people what they can and they can't wear, that would cut across the values we are talking about that we want everybody to follow.
'But there are times, there are institutions and organisations where it is right - schools will be one of them - where the school leaders want to have a clear uniform policy they want everybody to observe and they may decide that point, that they don't want people to wear the full-face veil.'
She added: 'It very much is up to the schools, schools will have a uniform policy.'
Sir Michael indicated his backing last week, telling the BBC: 'The Prime Minister's view that we have got to make sure that our liberal values, our liberal West values, are protected, people need to listen to that.
'The Muslim community needs to listen to it as well. We have come a long way in our society to ensure that we have equality for women and that they are treated fairly.
'We mustn't go backwards.'
Damian Lewis: Former pupils protest against Etonian actor's planned appearance at London comprehensive school
Hate, hate and more hate: That's Leftism
Former pupils at a Camden comprehensive are protesting against a decision to invite Damian Lewis to launch the school's 50th anniversary celebrations because the actor went to "elitist" Eton College.
The Homeland actor has agreed to switch on the laser display at Acland Burghley school, in Tufnell Park, north-west London, when the school marks its landmark birthday on Wednesday night.
But the involvement of Lewis, a local resident, has caused outrage among former pupils who say that the exclusive education he enjoyed at Eton is at odds with comprehensive ethos and values which Acland Burghley represents.
The former pupils, who have launched an online petition calling for the invitation to be rescinded, have asked why Lewis was chosen ahead of the school's well-known alumni, such as the chart-topping reggae singer Eddy Grant, Ms Dynamite and Lee Thompson, the Madness saxophone player.
Rachel Cohen, a City University sociology lecturer who is leading the campaign, wrote on the online petition: "Damian Lewis, was educated at Eton a school that, more than any other, represents the reproduction of privilege and inequality in the UK.
"We have nothing against him as an actor or local resident, but he is a wholly inappropriate choice for this celebration of a wonderful local comprehensive school." The petition has attracted more than 80 signatures and prompted a hashtag #RealBurghley.
Ms Cohen told Camden New Journal: "Burghley has a brilliant performing arts heritage. When I was there half my class were acting in Grange Hill. At the moment there is a public debate about whether the acting profession is too elitist, with Eton educated people very much in the public eye. This is another reason we should be celebrating Acland Burghley's achievements even more."
The Real Burghley Twitter feed urged Lewis to make "a statement about the importance of comprehensive education" when he appears at the school.
She had been told by the celebration's organisers that it had not been able to secure any Burghley-educated figures from the arts world in time for the event. Other Burghley graduates include John Alford, the former Grange Hill actor and Akala, the rapper, who is Ms Dynamite's brother.
Mr Lewis declined to comment directly on the petition but added he was looking forward to the event, according to the Camden paper.
Nicholas John, the school's headteacher, said the anniversary party was just one of a number of celebrations scheduled, which would involve a wide variety of people.
Mr John said: "Damian Lewis very kindly agreed to open the light show for us, to give up an evening of his time. The school he went to is of no consequence. We are planning to hold a series of other events over the next two years and we will be inviting many other people to take part."
He added: "I cannot expand on who was or was not invited, and we do have a large number of prestigious alumni. However, our school community extends to people living in our neighbourhood.
"We are excited and proud to have anyone who holds value in education to come and take part. We are a community school and this event is about touching base with people in the area. We are delighted someone who lives in our area is happy to give up their time and show their support for the school."
"We are grateful when anyone from any background comes in, if they have something of educational value to offer."
Acland Burghley's exterior has featured in the television series Silent Witness and Balls of Steel. It has been reported that at least four former pupils had become affiliated with Isis, with one having died fighting for the terrorist group in Syria.
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[Note: The following post is taken from the blog of the Durham Association of Educators. Click HERE to read the post and see the photographs.]
It's been a long time.
For those who don't know, the Durham Association of Educators set out on a mission last year. The goal was this: 53 public schools in Durham, 53 blog posts about what is good in each of them. Every day, the people trying to privatize our schools tell us lies about them, even though few of those folks have ever stepped into one. They say that they are failing. They say that teachers are lazy. They say that certain kids (Black, Brown, poor, kids with disabilities, etc.) can't learn and should just get the minimum required. Anyone who has ever been in a school knows that none of this is true, but we need more people saying it in more places. So we set out to tell our stories and create more tools in the fight to DEFEND and TRANSFORM public schools.
We visited 50 of 53 schools, and wrote blog posts about 40 of them. This year, then, we are out to highlight the rest. And we start that process with the Pearsontown Magnet Elementary Pandas.


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Sorry it's been awhile. Things have been super crazy. Last weekend I attended the Keystone Metals Forum at Touchstone Center for Crafts, and then last Friday evening was the reception for PA Pride: Metal Arts in the State of Pennsylvania, the first metals show I put together for BCAT.
But despite all that, I managed to make progress in the studio.
The earring challenge got off to a rough start, and like the brooches, I'm making some really awful stuff. But, I'm also coming up with some really great stuff, with a whole range in between.
I wasn't able to make earrings while at Touchstone, but I did do some drawings of earrings, and am deciding that counts. I've also been completing a pair of earrings about half the time. Sometimes symmetrical, sometimes not. Like the brooches, I'm experimenting with materials.
My favorites so far are the gray champleve enamel and sea glass pair I made this week. I also like the moonstone pair and the shell pair from week 1. Least favorite pairs are the silver pair from week 2 (top of photo) and the "trainwreck" pair (next to said silver pair).
Another successful pair are the tiny silver studs I finished up for a trade. I'm excited to experiment some more with studs this week.
In other progress, I got some half drilled pearls for my reliquaries, goal for this week is to get the sides for the sand dollar piece soldered together. I started a new brooch, and did some work on another brooch I started a while back and have had sitting around for awhile. The windows like up really cool, but unfortunately, it's not about this woman and this man. It's about something else, and that man will be replaced with a piece of map. Maybe I'll put him on the back somehow.
Stay tuned for more updates! Thanks for reading! Happy weekend!


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