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Egypt's new prime minister Hazem el-Beblawi once again finds himself steering one of the Arab world's largest economies under a military-backed government that assumed control following massive street-level protests. Matt Bradley has details on The News Hub.
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BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Hank Patterson is the funniest man in fly fishing. OK, maybe that's setting the bar a little low, but a low bar is how "Hank Patterson" came to be.
Hank is the alter ego of Travis Swartz of Boise. Hank's sidekick "Crazy Reese" is played in mute splendor by his real-life pal, Reese Ferguison.
The two Borah High School grads are now in their early 40s and have done a series of Web videos that have attracted around 170,000 YouTube hits and gained fans from as far away as England, South Africa and Tasmania.
The inspiration for Hank Patterson came when Swartz saw The Drake fly fishing magazine had a video contest with a humor category, and the prize was a Go Pro video camera that Swartz wanted.
Fly fishing and humor are often opposing forces, so Swartz figured it would be an easy way to land a free video camera. He was right, but he landed more than swag. The videos have become a sensation on the Internet, or as Hank says, have "gone virus."
The original video introduced the world to Hank Patterson, fly fishing expert, whose expertise is derived mainly from owning "A River Runs Through It" on Blu-ray. In the video, Hank teaches fly anglers to "SNAP it" when they fly cast so they can catch rainbows, cutts, cuttbows, cuttbrowns, brownbows and cuttyrainbrowns.
His self-confident buffoonery is a loving jab at both tweedy, old-school fly anglers and younger anglers in trucker hats who try to make fly fishing an action sport.
"They were both ripe for parody," Swartz said.
Anglers relate to the Hank character, Swartz said because "We all have that secret feeling that we know better."
Whereas Ferguison said people relate to the silent character because most anglers have experienced a loudmouthed and clueless know-it-all.
But what lies beneath a well-crafted gag is more effort than meets the eye.
Aside from being a long-time fly fisherman, Swartz is an actor, comedian and freelance video producer. Ferguison works as a manufacturer for Boise-based Loon Outdoors, which produces and markets fly fishing gear.
They write a loose script for each video, and then spend many hours shooting and editing.
"The comedy should come first," Swartz said. "It has to be funny, but with the backdrop of fly fishing."
They admit the script often gets ignored, and they go rogue.
"You always have a plan, but the funniest stuff is just what comes out when the camera is rolling," Swartz said.
On camera, we see the motormouthed funny guy and the silent straight guy, but off camera they trade quips like sparring partners trading blows.
Both contribute jokes to the script, even though Ferguison only speaks once on screen to tell Hank his name, which Hank immediately forgets.
"It's hard to get other people's names right when you're concentrating so hard on yourself," Swartz said.
Explaining why Reese keeps hiring Hank as his guide, Ferguison says "it's more of a sympathetic thing. It's my duty as a public servant to be a buffer between Hank and the public."
To which Hank/Schwartz replies, "I'm having to unlearn him from years of doing it wrong. If Reese does it wrong, his children are going to do it wrong. The future of fly fishing is much brighter because of what I'm doing for Reese."
Their latest video is a Christmas edition where (spoiler alert) Hank tries to guess the contents of a gift-wrapped package from Reese that's "9-feet long and really light."
The duo has more Hank videos in the works.
They might put Hank in a bar with a walkie talkie and have him guide Reese on a distant river "because Hank knows what to listen for."
Or a fly-tying video could be next.
"Hank's never tied a fly in his life, but don't worry, he knows how," Swartz said.
Their humor spills onto everything like a tipped pitcher of beer on a bar table.
"We have notebooks full of stuff," Swartz said. "Some of it's not funny. That's why it's in a notebook."
And their work really has "gone virus."
Their interplay has earned fans literally around the world and garnered numerous invitations to go fishing.
"In the spring, we're going to start hitting people up and see how serious they are," Swartz said. "They probably think Hank is that funny all the time, but he's not, so they might be disappointed. They might even try to charge us at the end of the trip."
Orvis, a Vermont-based fly fishing company known for its tweediness, put their videos on its website, which have gotten thousands of YouTube hits. Orvis recently added the duo's Christmas video.
They've been sent beer by Blue Sky Brewing Company in Montana despite not having their address in any of the videos.
They got a free set of waders from Redington after Hank lamented about peeing in his waders.
They're working on a fly rod sponsorship for an upcoming video, assuming the rod has enough "SNAP."
One of their videos is part of this year's national Fly Fishing Film Tour, which is coming to Boise in February.
They don't expect to get rich off their efforts. So far, their work has garnered that merchandise and a lot of laughs from fly anglers who obviously get the jokes.
And where do they see Hank in five years?
"Probably running his own private fishing ranch with a river, a stream, a lake, a high-mountain lake, a pond, and one of those machines where you put in a coin and get a dough ball," Swartz said. "I think that's the trajectory we're on."
The original story can be found on the Idaho Statesman's website: http://bit.ly/TmJF8O
Link to the fishing duo's Christmas video: http://bit.ly/149fRNU
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The Cleveland Indians today announced CF Michael Bourn underwent minor surgery on his left hamstring on Tuesday in Dallas, TX. The procedure was performed in Dallas by Dr. Dan Cooper.
Bourn originally suffered the injury on a second base steal attempt in the 9th inning of the final game of the regular season in Cleveland's AL Wildcard-clinching 5-1 win at Minnesota (Sept. 29). He started and finished the AL WildCard Game three days later vs. Tampa Bay (Oct 2). This morning Cooper performed a distal hamstring debridement where the tendon attaches behind Bourn's left knee. Michael will start rehabilitation this week at his home in Houston and will begin his normal off-season training program in 4-to-6 weeks.
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Bowhead Whales, Balaena mysticetus
« Database Home Animalia Chordata Mammalia Cetacea Balaenidae Balaena mysticetus
Description & Behavior
Bowhead whales, Balaena mysticetus (Linnaeus, 1758), aka Greenland right whales, average 15 m in length and weigh up to 54,431 kg. Adult males reach physical maturity at 15 m and reach sexual maturity is reached at 11.6 m. Adult females are slightly larger than males at both physical and sexual maturity. The bowhead is known for its huge head that equals one-third of its body length in size. The mouth is arched and the whale has a narrow rostrum, or beak-like upper jaw. The mouth is long and narrow measuring up to 4.3 m long with a massive tongue weighing up to 907 kg. This whale has 230-360 baleen plates on either side of the mouth. These plates consist of a fingernail-like material called keratin that frays into fine hairs on the ends along the inside of the mouth. The baleen plates are the longest of any whale species measuring up to 4.3 m in length and 30 cm in width.
Their body is black with a white chin patch featuring a line of black spots. Their triangular flukes, which can measure 7.6 m from tip to tip, and the tail also display white markings that grow larger with age. Their paddle-shaped flippers measure about 1.8 m in length. There is a peaked ridge on the dorsal side on the anterior end of the body before the blowholes, and a noticeable depression behind them. There is no dorsal fin characteristic of this genus. The bowhead lacks the abundance of calcium deposits on the thick skin characteristic of other right whales. The bowhead has a 50 cm thick layer of insulating fat, or blubber, for survival in the frigid waters of its habitat.
World Range & Habitat
Bowhead whales have a circumpolar distribution in high latitudes in the Northern Hemisphere. They live under pack ice for most of the year, typically wintering at the southern limit of the pack ice or in polynyas (large, semi-stable open areas of water within the ice). Migration is seasonal. In spring as the ice breaks up, they migrate north and are often accompanied by beluga whales who follow them through the leads in the ice. The largest population of bowhead whales can be found in the Bering Sea in winter, migrating north into the western Arctic, Beaufort, and Chukchi Seas in the spring. Another population has been observed in summertime along the western and northern portion of the Sea of Okhotsk in Russia, notably around the Shantar Islands. Three additional populations are found in the Atlantic and Canadian Arctic in the Davis Strait and in Baffin Bay, Hudson Bay and Foxe Basin, as well as Spitsbergen Island and the Barents Sea. The Spitsbergen stock is suspected to be extinct.
Feeding Behavior (Ecology)
Like right whales, bowhead whales, Balaena mysticetus, are skim feeders and consume about 1,800 kg of food each day. Their diet is more varied, however, and includes not only copepods and krill, but also other invertebrates. More than 60 prey species have been identified in the stomachs of bowheads killed by the Inuit hunt in Alaska. Bowheads are usually solitary while foraging, although they are occasionally seen feeding together.
Life History
These amazing whales give birth every 3-4 years, usually during the spring migration north, to calves that average 3.5-5.5 m long. The calves are nursed for up to 1 year. Mating season is thought to occur in the late winter or early spring, although mating has been observed at other times during the year. Their gestation period (pregnancy) is thought to last between 13-14 months. Weaning probably occurs between 9-12 months old.
Males are equipped with unusually large testes. Females are thought to mate with more than one male. Evidence exists that, like humpback whales, bowhead males also produce sounds to attract females, these sounds have been heard primarily in the spring.
Conservation Status & Comments
Like the right whales, the bowhead was a prime target for whalers in the 1500s in the the North Atlantic. Thousands of animals were killed in the waters from Spitsbergen Island to Labrador. The Bering-Chukchi-Beaufort population was first hunted in the mid-19th century, and the Sea of Okhotsk population was exploited shortly thereafter. Of the five populations recognized today, only the Bering-Chukchi-Beaufort population, estimated at more than 8,000 animals, is not currently threatened. This population steadily increases—in spite of its popularity by Inuit hunters.
The Spitsbergen population is believed to be extinct or close to it, while the Canadian populations in Hudson Bay, the Foxe Basin, the Davis Strait, and Baffin Bay only numbers in a few hundred animals.
The Russian population in the Okhotsk Sea also numbers at only a few hundred because of its popularity and exploitation that continued into the 1960s. With the exception of the strictly managed Inuit hunt in Alaska, bowheads have been protected since 1946 throughout their range. The Inuit are allowed to hunt them for food and oil.
Bowhead whales, Balaena mysticetus, are classified as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species:
A taxon is Least Concern when it has been evaluated against the criteria and does not qualify for Critically Endangered, Endangered, Vulnerable or Near Threatened. Widespread and abundant taxa are included in this category.
References & Further Research
Center for Biological Diversity: Bowhead whales
Jefferson, T.A., S. Leatherwood, and M.A. Webber, FAO species identification guide, Marine mammals of the world, Rome, FAO. 1993. 320 p. 587 figs.
AMERICAN CETACEAN SOCIETY FACT SHEET - BOWHEAD WHALE, Balaena mysticetus
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Endangered Species
Reeves, Randall R., and Brent S. Sewart, and Phillip J. Clapham, and James A. Powell. NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY GUIDE TO MARINE MAMMALS OF THE WORLD. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., New York: Chanticleer Press, Inc., 2002.
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Our laboratory focuses on the DNA modifying enzymes that provide an added layer of complexity to the genome. These enzymes can be involved in the purposeful introduction of mutations or in the chemical modification of nucleobases, making DNA into a remarkably dynamic entity. Many of these processes are at the heart of the battle between the immune system and pathogens.
We utilize a broad array of approaches, which include 1) biochemical characterization of enzyme mechanisms, 2) chemical synthesis of enzyme probes, and 3) biological assays spanning bacteriology, immunology, and virology to study DNA modifying enzymes.
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George Stubbs, an English artist born in 1724, was undoubtedly the first to make horses his primary art venue. Not only did he paint horse portraits (individually as well as in groups), presumably from life, but he also dissected several cadavers in preparation for a book he published in 1766 entitled Anatomy of a Horse. Actually, he was considerably better at painting horses than he was at riding them. Though few of his horse portraits survive today, one particular subject seems to have fascinated him. In 1762, he painted a dark, stormy, violent depiction of a white horse being attacked by a lion. Actually, fascination might be putting it mildly. It seems to have been more of an obsession. Or, perhaps he merely discovered a hot commodity. In any case, versions from 1770 also exist as well as a number of original prints either of a horse under attack, or being frightened by a lion.
Inasmuch as these action paintings are so far removed from Stubbs other work, art historians have speculated that perhaps he might have witnessed such an attack on a trip to North Africa. Others have proposed that he may have made drawings of a lion killing a horse from Roman antiquities during his studies in Italy. More likely is the probability that he sketched the real thing, a lion kept as a curiosity by one of his patrons, Lord Shelburne. Whatever the case, his Lion Attacking a Horse with its forbidding landscape and violent, stormy background is a powerful attempt to underscore nature's cruelty to man and beast alike. In many ways, his work anticipated the fascination with animals of the French Romantic painters half a century later.
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Dear Amy: I have never had reason to be concerned about my husband's fidelity, but a single event has got me worried, and I need your advice. Last week I sat next to him, grabbed his cellphone and punched in the password (I know the password because I have seen him enter it and it's quite simple). He looked over, saw what I was doing, and literally batted the phone out of my hand. He then proceeded to admonish me for "snooping."
When I questioned his reaction, he was adamant that he was merely protecting his privacy and that he was not hiding anything. I can't help but feel suspicious because of this uncharacteristic behavior. Am I just being a worrywart?
— Worried Wife
Dear Worried: Based on the evidence you present to justify your behavior (none), I think your husband has more reason to question your fidelity (i.e., trustworthiness) than you have to question his.
After all, if you witnessed him grabbing your cellphone and punching in the security code, wouldn't you question his motives and actions? Wouldn't you feel he was behaving in an untrustworthy manner?
My point is that you have created the justification for snooping (your husband's "uncharacteristic" reaction) — by snooping!
Going through someone else's cellphone is like opening someone else's mail. Whether it is junk mail, a bill or a letter from mom — if the envelope has someone else's name on it, you shouldn't open it.
Even people who have nothing to hide have a right to privacy.
So — what is your real justification for doing this? You're going to have to come clean with your husband and simply ask him to reveal to you what you want to know. You have every right to expect him to be transparent, but you're going to have to deal with this like grown-ups.
Dear Amy: I've been married for several years. I am very Type A, but I try to keep my aggression under wraps. My husband is also Type A and has no problem speaking his mind.
I prefer to avoid conflict, and it seems he is always looking for a good fight. He has his opinions and viewpoints, as we all do. However, if someone doesn't see his point of view, he flies off the handle. I try to remind him that the world would be an extremely boring place if everyone thought exactly the same way.
Anyway, to avoid arguments or getting yelled at and then getting the silent treatment, I sometimes just nod my head in agreement to whatever he says. Then he gets mad because he says I just agree with him in order to avoid a fight, which is true.
I am not confrontational, and I would prefer to not argue with him. This is obviously a no-win situation.
What should I do?
— Tired
Dear Tired: In a healthy and functioning relationship, there should not be winners and losers. The way you describe this, the dynamic between you is a trap for both of you. He wants to be engaged, believed and persuasive. You see spirited arguments as "fighting" — and you might be right.
You can change this dynamic, but you'll need mutual commitment and (preferably) professional help to do so. A therapist can mediate and also teach you two different ways to behave. Aggression and avoidance are not a healthy combination.
Dear Amy: "Mike" was a dad worrying himself into his daughter's trap, when she wouldn't move out of the home. I went through a similar situation with my daughter and it turned out to be much more complicated than you might think.
When the deadline for her to move out arrived, she refused to leave, so I had to go through the eviction process because my home was her established residence.
I contacted the local police department and was told that if I tried to forcibly make her leave she could have me arrested. After I had her served with the eviction notice, she stalled until the last day and finally moved out.
— Wes
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Summary: When Ryoma finds himself in a tough situation, his pride might keep him swimming, but it's Tezuka who keeps his head above water.
Rating: PG-13
Author's Note: Another slightly shorter chapter, and probably another one of my personal favourites. It is not hard to guess why. ;) Usual thanks to ka0richan for the beta.
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Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
The Dispossession of
Chapter 16
The rest of the week passed largely without incident. Ryoma had already decided that he had to repay his captain somehow for his generosity, but it was difficult to work up the courage to broach the subject. Thus once again he was barely paying any attention in classes - by now that wasn't anything new. So long as he did his homework he'd be fine. Tezuka had started checking it for him, and the senior pointed out any mistakes he made. It was just one more thing he had to thank his senpai for.
Tennis at least was still enjoyable, but Ryoma couldn't quite shake the feeling that the other regulars were paying a bit too much attention to him lately. Inui in particular seemed to be following him around. Though Inui and stalking were practically synonymous anyway.
All of those concerns were immediately pushed aside when Nanako arrived towards the end of practice again. She'd started dropping by the tennis courts every couple of days; asking how he was, bringing him a bento with his favourite foods, and transporting occasional odds and ends she thought he might need from his room. The previous time she'd even smuggled Karupin with her, and Ryoma had spent a good ten minutes hugging his cat and trying not to cry. It had been even harder to send Karupin back with her, but he knew that he couldn't care for his pet properly in his current situation. Sometimes he wasn't sure if his cousin's visits were breaking his resolve or keeping him sane, but he never left her waiting when she turned up towards the end of his tennis practices. He knew that by now some of the tennis club members had noticed his regular visitor, but Tezuka stopped them from interfering. Ryoma was once again incredibly grateful to his captain. If it hadn't been for Tezuka, he really didn't know how he would have lasted.
Due to the visits, he'd come to know Nanako a lot better. By his nature, he wasn't a terribly chatty person, but he usually made an effort to give courteous answers to her questions when she pressed him for the first five minutes of every meeting. After that she'd happily fill the silence talking about this and that and usually having a good rant about his father. There were times when he was convinced that his cousin had to be a saint, going to so much trouble for him, but when he heard her talk about his father he quickly changed his mind.
She usually left after ten or twenty minutes, when it looked like practice was about to wrap up. It was odd that no one grumbled about him missing drills, or even at Tezuka's laxness on the matter – usually people had to run laps for interrupting practice – but Ryoma was grateful for it. It was probably the knowledge that out of all those who'd be in the club the next year, he was probably the one that needed to practice the least.
He went and hit a tennis ball against a wall while Tezuka locked up the clubhouse; mind half on his cousin's visit and half on the conversation he was planning to have with the captain later. Tezuka, for his part, did nothing more than slant a curious glance at the freshman, who had been sneaking quick looks at him all day. He hoped nothing serious had happened – Echizen's edginess had rubbed off on him during practice, and he'd assigned more laps to the others than usual. It had the benefit of distracting them from asking about Echizen's cousin, at least.
The walk and bus ride home that day was quiet – not that he and Echizen usually spoke much, but Tezuka usually made a point of asking a few cursory questions about the freshman's day, given that there wasn't anyone else to do so. The mood was somehow unusually tense, and the senior didn't dare break the first-year's reverie, since he seemed to be concentrating particularly hard on something. If he had to guess, Tezuka would have likened it to the way Echizen acted whenever he was psyching himself up for a match with a difficult opponent. But who was the opponent this time?
The odd vibe lingered while they did their homework that afternoon, and persisted through a silent dinner. Tezuka made a mental note to go food shopping again soon. Echizen still wasn't matching the sort of appetite he recalled Momoshiro complaining about, but was managing a more normal diet now, even if he still had rather small servings.
It wasn't until they were back upstairs in his room, reading before bed, that Tezuka finally got to discover what had been eating at the freshman.
He'd returned from his bath to find the first-year sitting in his chair, book in hand, staring into space. Echizen had jumped upon his return, but Tezuka said nothing of it, merely retrieving a book of his own and settling on his bed to read. Or rather, trying to. It was rather hard to concentrate when the other person in the room kept alternating between pretending to read a book and staring at you.
"Echizen, is something bothering you?" he asked finally.
There was a long pause, to the point where the senior had just about resigned himself to not getting an answer. Then…
"Buchou… I really am grateful, you know?"
Tezuka paused at the unnatural smallness of Echizen's voice. It had been a hopeful sort of whisper with a slight waver to it. What had brought that on? "For what?"
"You know… all this. Everything."
"You don't need to thank me, Echizen. Anyone would have done the same."
"No, I have to thank you," came the stubborn reply. Tezuka sighed, setting aside his book as Echizen moved to sit on the bed next to him.
"Really, thanks aren't necessary. I'm sure you would do the same for me if I were in your position."
There was an odd light in the freshman's eyes. He watched curiously as the other boy seemed to have an internal struggle.
"Yes, Echizen?" he replied patiently.
The response he received was not one he had been expecting. Echizen suddenly divested himself of his shirt, hesitated, then pulled him forward and pressed their lips together.
The kiss was awkward, and even though he'd instigated it, Echizen didn't seem to know what exactly to do next. Tezuka carefully placed his hands on the youth's shoulders and gently pushed away, trying to ignore the enticing warmth of the pale skin beneath his fingers. He was a teenager after all, and while he was not quite as ruled by his hormones as some of his peers, he was just as responsive to stimuli as all the others.
"Echizen, what is this about?" Tezuka was relatively certain - having come to know his protégé a little better recently - that Ryoma wasn't acting on some newly developed crush. There had to be another reason behind the unexpected action.
Echizen's voice was small when he replied. "You keep doing so much for me. I don't have anything – this is all that I can pay you back with."
"You really think that I am the sort of person who would demand payment?"
"I don't like being in anyone's debt," came the muttered reply.
Once again, it seemed like Echizen's pride was his biggest downfall. Still, the fact that he went that far was troubling.
"I couldn't do it before, but if it's you…" Echizen blurted, stumbling over his words. "I can do it if it's you."
"You don't really understand what it is you are offering, do you?" Tezuka asked softly.
"I understand!"
"No, you don't. Not properly," the senior observed, pulling the boy into a gentle hug. As he expected, Echizen was trembling. He'd been nervous. How long had it taken the first-year to work up the courage to do that? And where on earth had he acquired the idea?
Tezuka suddenly recalled that chance encounter with Echizen in the business district. It had troubled him at that time, but now that he thought back with the new context, it made a lot more sense.
Echizen hadn't actually been trying to sell himself, had he? The freshman was rather reluctant to talk about a lot of what had transpired in the past month, but Tezuka already knew that the rookie had taken up that junior coaching position at the nearby tennis club to earn some money. From what the senior could gather, prior to that he'd been desperate. Desperate enough to do that?
He shook his head to himself. No, while it was likely that man offered to pay for Ryoma, he had obviously resisted the notion, which explained a lot about their position when Tezuka came across them. Besides, he could still remember how Echizen had quivered for nearly an hour afterwards - he'd obviously been badly spooked. Knowing the full situation as it stood now, Tezuka was glad he'd insisted on the freshman staying the night - he didn't want to try and imagine what sort of state Echizen might have been in the next morning if he'd spent the night alone in the clubhouse after a harrowing experience such as that.
"Why not?" came the whisper next to him. "Am I not good enough? Is it-"
"It's nothing to do with you," Tezuka interrupted before that destructive train of thought could continue. Honestly, he was having difficulty reconciling the fact that this painfully unsure of himself Echizen was the same boy who was so cocky and arrogant on the tennis court. "I just don't believe you have any need to do such a thing. And I refuse to take advantage of it." He made a mental note to keep an even closer eye on the youth to make sure he didn't try it with anyone else, and then winced at the thought that things had even come to that point. "Besides, it would be illegal. You're underage."
"I'm almost thirteen," Echizen grumbled under his breath.
"Almost. And that wouldn't change a thing anyway." There could be no room for argument. "Put your shirt back on. Besides, do your preferences even lie in that direction?"
Slowly dragging the shirt back over his head, Echizen asked, "Does that even matter?" Then paused. "Oh, sorry Buchou. I guess you might have taken offence-"
"Don't apologise," he interrupted again, wondering if the situation could possibly get any more awkward than it already was.
"Then you're-"
Pinching the bridge of his nose with his fingers, Tezuka admitted, "I honestly haven't even thought about it before. But as I said, it wouldn't change anything anyway. You shall not turn into a prostitute."
Echizen scowled – whether he was offended by the term, or embarrassed at being rebuked was anyone's guess. "Then what else can I do?"
"You don't have to do anything."
"Echizen. This matter is not open for discussion. The only things I expect from you are that you take care of yourself, keep up in your studies, and play tennis. I am not going to ask for anything more."
"I don't want to be a charity case!" Echizen lashed out.
"You aren't. You're scarcely a hassle at all. If anything, your presence has made the house less empty in my parent's absence. Enough of this nonsense. It's time to go to sleep."
Somewhat sulkily, Echizen retired to his own futon. Tezuka hopped under the covers of his own bed and flicked off the lamp, hopefully killing any further attempts at discussion. That certainly was an awkward affair. It was fortunate that his concern over the fact that the first-year had tried something so outrageous outweighed his own embarrassment. It would take a while to erase the mental image of a shirtless Echizen Ryoma offering himself to him.
Needless to say, Tezuka didn't sleep well that night. He had the feeling that Echizen didn't sleep very well either.


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Guest post from Astrit – Ed.
Last week the BlackBerry® 10 Jam World Tour – Enterprise Edition was held in Madrid, Spain. 121 developers took part in some very interesting sessions, demonstrations, and workshops. With these events, Research In Motion® (RIM®) aims to help enterprise developers find out what the BlackBerry® 10 platform has to offer and provide experts in building applications to show developers the wide variety of tools currently available. These tools include BlackBerry® WebWorks™ using HTML5, CSS and Javascript®, and the NDK/Cascades™ leveraging C++. On this occasion, attendees also become versed in BlackBerry MDS-CS, BlackBerry® Enterprise Service 10, and BlackBerry advantages in security.
In the opening session, Eduardo Fernández, Managing Director at RIM for Southwest Europe, welcomed all attendees with a message of RIM's dedication to the enterprise segment, highlighting that RIM continues to work tirelessly to respond to the needs of all businesses. Gregg Ostrowski, Senior Director of Enterprise Developer Partnerships, talked about the importance of developing for enterprise and highlighted the benefits that BlackBerry 10 brings to enterprise developers, such as the ability to create applications with behind-the-firewall connections, secure information with VPN connection, applications with the ability to be pushed to devices by administrators, leading development standards such as HTML5 and C++, and full management of applications with BlackBerry App World™ for Work. He also offered an exciting live demonstration of the BlackBerry 10 platform on a Dev Alpha device.
Gregg also laid out certain services and features that are vital for enterprise developers, such as BlackBerry® Balance™, which helps employees separate their professional data from their work content. BlackBerry® Mobile Fusion was also positioned as a trusted solution for tackling the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend, as it allows IT administrators to manage multiple platforms in a secure environment.
In the afternoon, developers attended sessions where they were shown how to build enterprise applications for RIM's new upcoming operating system including enterprise mobility, enterprise architecture, and enterprise design. During the Jam Session, they were also given the opportunity to attend hands-on labs with the BlackBerry WebWorks and Cascades NDK tooling to get an all-encompassing look at BlackBerry 10, thus broadening their building capacities. Developers were delighted to discover the potential of the new BlackBerry 10 platform, and to get familiar with the development framework options.
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"Too drunk to shift" was recently heard as an excuse for not winning a sprint, which was hilarious at the time, and rather accurate. That excuse is right up there with "my clothes were still wet" for missing a team ride, "being boxed in" for getting pipped in the sprint, and "air pressure was low" for not taking a big, fast pull or the classic
"Eamon adjusted my brakes into my tire"
I admit one time to having my girlfriend at the time (later my wife) call the team leader to say I wasn't going to be there (that resulted in weeks of ridicule) … what's your best ride excuse? Either that you've heard or used.


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For breadsong - Gérard Rubaud's 'pain de tradition'
How did I become infatuated with idea of incorporating home milling into my bread making?
... the baker Gérard Rubaud.
His story and methods of crafting bread and levain maintenance incorporating fresh milled flour captivated me. From his attention to detail (using all of his senses) to his relaxed but focussed methods, it seemed to speak of another way of making bread. A craftsman's way perhaps? (sorry … but I am still reading Richard Sennett's book "The Craftsman" and have found the subject matter fascinating)
This planted a seed for milling my own flour … a seed that took a few years to germinate mind you.
A week ago I put together a "quick" version of this bread for a weekend lunch with family and friends. I thoroughly enjoyed making it and even more so at lunch the next day. I had no photos of the process or the final crumb to share so I have endeavoured to make this bread again … with a little more effort this time.
From what I have read about Gérard and his processes, the heart and soul of his bread is his lovingly maintained levain. It is a firm levain kept in warm conditions refreshed frequently. It is fed AP flour, freshly milled sifted flours and a small addition of salt to keep enzyme activity under control. (The caught material from sifting is added to the final dough)
I already had the firm starter. We definitely have the warm conditions at the moment and the sifted fresh milled flours are also possible. Last year during the peak of our summer I regularly added salt to my firm starters to stop them turning to goo by the end of the day. I saw no decrease in rising activity and if anything I noticed an increase in flavours during the warmer periods. I think the addition of salt is even more essential with the addition of freshly milled flour.
I have maintained the levain during the week with two feedings a day except for the day before the bake where I gave the levain three feedings six hours apart and built the necessary amount for the final dough and also the olive bread from my last posting.
Gérard Rubaud's 'pain de tradition'
Total dough weight
Total flour
Total water
Total salt
Prefermented flour
Desired dough temp 26°C
Levain build – 5-6 hrs 26°C
Starter (not included in final dough)
Flour (I used 70% AP flour, 18% Sifted fresh milled wheat, 9% sifted fresh milled spelt and 3% sifted fresh milled rye)
Final dough 26°C
AP Flour
Freshly milled whole wheat flour
Freshly milled spelt flour
Freshly milled rye flour
- Autolyse flour and water 45 mins (hold back 50 grams of water)
- Add levain and knead (French fold) 5-10 mins. Return the dough to a bowl and add salt and 50 grams of water and squeeze through bread to incorporate (dough will separate then come back together smoothly) then knead a further 5-10 mins.
- Bulk ferment 3 hours with three stretch and folds at 30 mins in the first 1.5 hours. (could be taken back to two sets of folds as the dough had gained considerable strength by third set of folds)
- Preshape and bench rest for 20 mins
- Shape (allow boules to rest seam side down on bench for a minute before placing into baskets) and proof for 2.5 – 3 hours
- Bake in steamed oven for 10 mins at 250°C then 30 mins at 200°C
Dumping, dividing and preshaping
The oven spring was astounding … I baked both loaves at the same time on different shelves and they both reached the shelf above. There was a bit of juggling and crafty shelf removal to extract them from the oven safely :)
They are almost weightless.
The crusts are somewhat paler than the high extraction breads I have baking notably the three grain bread where I use two starters. (I love how the use of a rye starter adds a red hue to the crusts in those breads)
The gentleness of the crust proved a test when it came time to slice but we were rewarded with a delicate translucent crumb and sweet aroma. The flavour and texture is undemanding with only subtle sourness … hard pressed to call it sour at all. It melts in the mouth.
This is a bread best torn, not sliced.
I am still not entirely happy with the steaming setup in my oven when baking on two shelves. I am wondering if the steam is rising higher or sitting above the bottom shelf leading to uneven results. I bake for the first ten minutes with the oven switched off as I am unable to turn off the fan force feature.
Where to from here?
For me this kind of levain maintenance is not sustainable for a home baker who usually only has the weekends to bake, both for the waste it creates and the amount of time required for minimum twice daily feedings. If however I was baking daily or a few times weekly in my imagined wood-fired oven this would be the signature bread I would make for my customers.
For myself though, the flavour and added health benefits of a high extraction loaf with fresh milled flours is superior. It's the bread I miss when I am not at home.
All the best, Phil
p.s. Hey Aneeks, does this bread look familiar? Hope you liked the loaf we left for you :)


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Do you think it's racist to have word ''black'' in your badn name?
for example black flag, black kids, black sabbath, black lips, black keys, black eyed peas?
What other racist words are there that have been in bands?
What about white? Or yellow?
Do you think it's racist to have word ''white'' in your band name? Or racism works only when it comes to black people? ;)
ahaha racism 'works'. the only way it works is to benefit whites.georgiabeth this'd this
ah that's not really true is it
also this is a bad thread.
- Cementimental and georgiabeth this'd this
- georgiabeth this'd this
Mark Easton, filthy communist bastard that he is
disagrees with you:nicolastheadept this'd this
Oh yeah?
Because Malcolm X's track record of saying that "white people are the devil" says otherwise:
LOMAX: Are you suggesting that all of us who fight for integration are after a white woman?
MALCOLM X: I wouldn't say all of you, but let the evidence speak for itself. Check up on these integration leaders, and you will find that most of them are either married to or hooked up with some white woman. Take that meeting between James Baldwin and Robert Kennedy; practically everybody there was interracially married. Harry Belafonte is married to a white woman; Lorraine Hansberry is married to a white man; Lena Horne is married to a white man.
Now how can any Negro, man or woman, who sleeps with a white person speak for me? No black person married to a white person can speak for me!
LOMAX: Why?
MALCOLM X: Why? Because only a man who is ashamed of what he is will marry out of his race. There has to be something wrong when a man or a woman leaves his own people and marries somebody of another kind. Men who are proud of being black marry black women; women who are proud of being black marry black men.
This is particularly true when you realize that these Negroes who go for integration and intermarriage are linking up with the very people who lynched their fathers, raped their mothers, and put their kid sisters in the kitchen to scrub floors. Why would any black man in his right mind want to marry a lyncher, a murderer, a rapist, a dope peddler, a gambler, a hog eater… Why would any black man want to marry a devil… for that's just what the white man is.
LOMAX: I have heard you say that a thousand times, but it always jolts me. Why do you call the white man a devil?
MALCOLM X: Because that's what he is. What do you want me to call him, a saint? Anybody who rapes, and plunders, and enslaves, and steals, and drops hell bombs on people… anybody who does these things is nothing but a devil.
- ThisTemporaryLife, funkycow, nicolastheadept, oh_gerardus_MERCATOR, Antelope, furio, twentynine, dis-charge, and marke this'd this
maybe you should all do some reading into cultural and ethnic studies, critical racial theory and sociology, yeah?
i am not trolling. i just know that i will never explain something that a thousand others have explained far better than i ever could.
although i guess it can be hard for white people to get their heads around at times, blinded by their privilege.
Have done.
But it's okay, you mentioned the magic word, privilege.
Kudos GB, I can't come back from that.
I hate to weigh in on this farce of a thread
but this is a ridiculous thing to say because racism isn't even confined to the colour of someone's skin.
- no-class this'd this
idk, I reckon any Bosnians or Armenians might suggest otherwise
you should probably explain yourself rather than resorting to cheap insults.
the thing is
there is a point to be made about people with darker skin tone suffering more as a result of all forms of racism worldwide on a larger scale than any disparate white-skinned racial group.
but her argument that having white skin precludes you from the same level of racial discrimination is undermining the whole thing. people don't tend to suffer because they have white skin, but there are more racial divisions than merely differing skin pigmentation.
(also: the possibility of discrimination on the basis exists, despite not really occuring - the example of Malcolm X being anti-white doesn't really count, because of the extreme oppression people of African origin continue to suffer).
it's the truth.
it's not to do with skin colour, it's to do with race.
I don't understand how you can suggest white people can suffer
from violence and abuse as a result of race but not racism.
I mean, there are plenty of white-skinned gypsies, and they definitely suffer from institutional discrimination.
What about to people who are white and Polish?
What about the Armenian genocide?incandenza_ this'd this
oh kay
i just meant like some chinese people are racist to other slightly different chinese people, african people are racist to other african people and that. idk if it's possible to be racist to a white person, suspect it might be. CAPTIAL LETTERS THOUGH FOR SURE.
yeah that's what i thought originally
but it's ok. everything's fine.
no it's not.
nobody is exempt from being a racist, but white people are exempt from racism.
it's just arguing the difference between the dictionary/legal definition of a word
and it's common usage though. i don't think you're trolling (although if you are, good work, have yourself a brew and a digestive) but all this calling people racist because they can't figure out the specific semantic argument you're making is dumb.
oh no wait, you are definitely trolling
i was doing benefit of the doubt but i scrolled down a bit there so no.
i guess you guys don't understand
- Antelope, pichaelmarker, NickDS, urbanfox, and kilgore-trout this'd this
Says girl who's never been to prison
Where everybody can hate everybody with equal racist discriminating fervor!
I heard a 'person of colour' can't technically 'murder' a white person either
It's self defence or at the very worse manslaughter.
Can't see why it would be.
Black Kids a bit contentious but all the other ones just appear to have a colour in their name...
Do you think it's racist to have the word 'black' in your thread title?
Because I'm gonna be honest, I was 'offended' enough to come here and post something.
Let me see...
Yo Black Tengo
Everyblack, Everything
My Black Valentine
Gonna say yeah.heartworms, OvertakenByTractors, and JaguarPirate this'd this
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- Cementimental this'd this
- Oissin_ and heartbreaktuna this'd this
Nah, my obsession has moved on from racism to Audrey Horne.
Her, not the metal band.
- ThisTemporaryLife this'd this
- OvertakenByTractors this'd this
- ThisTemporaryLife this'd this
What about Shellac's "My Black Ass"?
Is it racist in songs, too?
Niggas With Guitars
Don't care if it is,
now that we're really starting to see some attention from labels, with their (black and white) barcodes, I'm not changing my band name, New Black Bear F*cker Club & Th' 1967 Little Red Cold Young Crystal Deer Bells, for anyone.
I'm sure www.nbbfctlrcycdb.com wasn't taken.
^This wouldn't look like such an oblivious reply if I'd have F5'd and seen that TTL had already nabbed my line.
I'm calling the OP out
for being a complete fucking tool.LastAstronaut and andyvine this'd this
What about Black Moth Super Rainbow?
It starts out "racist," but then there's "Rainbow" which is all-inclusive, yeah?theblowbacks this'd this
straight up racist
i hear the rainbow bit is an 'ironic' homophobic jokeThisTemporaryLife, DaddyorChips, rainmaker, oh_gerardus_MERCATOR, Oissin_, and SCROTUM this'd this
great thread
...to the harmless regions of music, guys. you sound like fucking dicks, otherwise.
that rhymes.
We called our band Whitey when we first started gigging
We played sort of fucked-up 60s garage type stuff, I think we were trying to be The Residents but using songs from the Pebbles/Nuggets playlist. Anyway one time I was explaining to some knobhead about the kind of music we played, and he said superciliously "Oh OK, you mean suburban white boy music". When I related this comment to the others, we all agreed that it was a ridiculous thing to say - like, what, we're only credible if we play hip hop or something? - and decided on the spot to call ourselves Whitey.
Big fucking mistake. We copped so much shit, everybody assumed it was some sort of white power thing, either heartfelt or like we were trying to wind people up with senseless cheap provocation. We stuck to our guns for about a year - I still think it was a good name - but in the end it just caused so much offense & bad feeling that we changed it.JaguarPirate this'd this
If you don't know what you are, then ... ?
Black This, Black That, just shows you are unimaginative. Just like the bunch of "fuck" bands. Wow, you're EDGY! Who cares? Then there's the case of niggers v. niggas. People are assholes. It's like the first time you said titty or shit. Get over it. And those "black" acts you mentioned? They all suck white ass.
Godspeed You! Black Emperor?
Black Flag?
They suck?
Ah but, my soon to be signed band,
New Black Bear F*cker Club & Th' 1967 Little Red Cold Young Crystal Deer Bells, will prove you wrong, my friend. WRONG, I say.
- SCROTUM this'd this
Do you think it's offensive to play Black Box - Right on Time
as the soundtrack to Air Crash Investigation?
I know, but I deliberately made a typo to make the pun work
Does it get ANY more indie than this?!
Please tell me this thread is a pisstake
or I give up..........MajorCriiimes and Oissin_ this'd this
Of course it is.
If you even think the word black it makes you a racist. .umlaut_ampersand this'd this
- SCROTUM this'd this
OK thanks for participating.
I think this proves that you will reply to anything. Cheers. You can close this down now, Theo.


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Attorneys delivered their opening statements Wednesday morning in the Adrian Robles homicide trial, in which Robles is accused of fatally stabbing 44-year-old Mesa resident Robert Burke Simpson on April 15, 2010, at Arroyo Burro Beach.
Security was tight at the Santa Barbara County Superior Courthouse, given Robles' alleged crimes and involvement in the Westside criminal street gang.
Chief Deputy District Attorney Hilary Dozer is prosecuting the case, and Robles is being represented by defense attorney Steve Balash. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges of murder with special allegations and street terrorism. Judge Brian Hill is presiding.
Dozer said he would provide evidence that Robles made "one quick blow, one deadly strike with one small knife," and did so with malice aforethought.
Simpson was fatally stabbed at Arroyo Burro Beach, known as Hendry's Beach, around 6:30 p.m. on April 15, 2010. Several bystanders and first responders tried to help him, but he was declared dead at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital.
Simpson was stabbed in the neck from behind, and the one movement severed his jugular vein and almost completely cut through the right carotid artery, Dozer said, adding that the location of the wound and its "inevitable fatal consequences" show a specific intent to kill.
Robles, who was 20 at the time, is accused of murdering Simpson and doing so for the benefit of a documented street gang, so gang enhancements are included with his homicide charge.
Gang experts in local law enforcement are expected to testify that perceived disrespect can spur gang members to deadly violence, Dozer added. Mere words, he said, "can prove so inflammatory that those words require a deadly response."
The timeline Dozer explained during opening statements was a more detailed version of the preliminary hearing's narrative.
Dozer said Simpson and his friends were Hendry's Beach regulars, where they would often spend the day drinking, surfing and sometimes getting high on marijuana.
On that April 15, Simpson joined the group around 3:45 p.m. For several hours, his group was nearby — and interacted with — the group made up of Robles, fellow Westside gang member Rudy Gallegos, Brittany Weiler and Vanessa Ochoa, all much younger than Simpson's group.
There was increasing tension between the groups — both had been drinking, Dozer said — and arguments began. There was taunting, references to Mexicans and "words flew hot and heavy on both sides," Dozer said.
Though the arguments originated between Robles and one of Simpson's friends, Ed McGinniss, Gallegos and Simpson joined the argument and eventually agreed to fight each other one-on-one.
"Simpson called Rudy 'a bitch' — a verbal insult that could not be ignored," Dozer said.
The fight didn't last long, as the ex-Marine was able to easily overpower and pin down the younger man, Dozer said. They both walked away — Gallegos to rest at a table, and Simpson to walk toward the beach.
During the fight, Robles retrieved a small knife from Weiler's purse in the white Nissan Altima — he knew better than to carry a weapon, Dozer said.
The fight was already over when Robles got back, and he had no satisfaction for the perceived disrespect against him and his gang, Dozer said. The area was claimed by the Westside gang with tagging, as well.
Robles ran across the grass, approached Simpson from behind and stabbed Simpson in the neck right beneath the chin, Dozer said. The autopsy showed the wound was an inch to an inch-and-a-half deep.
"Friends and onlookers didn't immediately realize the nature or severity of the attack," he said.
Simpson walked a few steps and was feeling his neck, and many realized what was happening when they saw the blood.
Witnesses reportedly saw Robles walk to the car with the girls and drive away, and saw Gallegos running to Cliff Drive from his spot at the picnic table, where he was quickly picked up by the car.
Some witnesses made the determination that it was two separate men who fought Simpson and later stabbed him, and the prosecution will argue that it was Gallegos who was fighting and Robles who was the stabber.
Both young men have distinctive tattoos on their heads and necks, which led authorities to them. Many witnesses also saw them leave in the white car, which was later identified as Weiler's.
Gallegos was arrested in this case since witnesses recall a young Hispanic man with a "P" tattooed on his face and lips tattooed on his neck. Gallegos, or "Rascal," is a member of the Westside Projects.
Robles, or "Wacko," has a large "WS" on his head and "Tiny Locos" in cursive. He appeared in court Wednesday with longer hair, pulled back into a short ponytail, and wore a suit at the table with his attorney.
Gallegos told authorities that Robles was the one who stabbed Simpson. Gallegos is now a witness for the prosecution.
Robles was later arrested at a friend's home in Ventura, and has been in custody at the County Jail ever since.
For his opening statement, Balash asked the jury to keep an open mind until the very last witness has finished testifying.
"Simpson was stabbed by a Westside gang member — OK," he said. "This is going to test your ability as a jury: Which one?"
Both men were active gang members, he said. Some witnesses say Gallegos was very belligerent that day and was flashing a knife, while Robles was the "quieter, nicer guy," Balash said.
"Rudy (Gallegos) will no doubt come in, raise his right hand and promise to tell the truth," he said. "However, I believe you'll hear a recording of the entire interview, and evidence shows that Gallegos can and will lie when necessary."
At first, Gallegos and his mother both insisted he had been at Bible study at the time of the stabbing.
The timeline is critical for this case, Balash added, but many witnesses were intoxicated the day of the stabbing and their statements changed over time.
"The evidence will show it could have been either Rudy or Adrian," he said. "It's going to be a tough call because you are not just the crowd on the street anymore, you're the jury. And if you don't know which of the two did it, all you can do is go for not guilty — and that's what we're asking of you."
Weiler, who was 19 when arrested, has since pleaded no contest to charges of accessory to murder for her role in driving the car away from the crime scene. Ochoa, who was 17 at the time of the crime, was also charged in connection with the case.


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I did some research into VPN services because even if I'm not in the US or UK for a while I don't want to be prevented from accessing certain websites there and signing up for services there.
You can sign up to the PureVPN shared IP services here. I have good experience (hulu with maximum quality streaming, iplayer work fine) with the cheapest version.
I recommend chosing the Monthly or Quarterly plan for tests ($14), but there is a three day test account ($3) available as well. It seems there is a bandwith limit now, and without you pay more.
Payment processing can take a few hours so be aware you can't start you fun and tests directly. Settings for network manager (gnome) can be found here. It works fine for me after installing network-manager-pptp-kde. Let me know in the comments if you need help. The most important part is to deselect everything in that one list except CHAP in the advanced settings and dselect MPPE. You can also try the nm-applet from Gnome, which you can of course also use in KDE. In my experience it often works better than the KDE version anyway unfortunately.
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Another Dolphins game.
Another loss -- this one a 20-17 loss to the New York Giants.
Following the game, Miami Herald report Barry Jackson asked owner Stephen Ross if a change is coming. It is a weekly post-game ritual now as the Dolphins are 0-7 on the season.
"No,' Ross replied.
So into next week the Dolphins go. They travel to Kansas City next week.


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When it comes to investing, millennials are not following in the footsteps of their parents and older siblings. Research has found that millennial investors are more conservative and less trusting of financial advisers than older counterparts.
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In fact, 43% of millennials, individuals between ages 21 and 30, describe themselves as conservative investors, compared with just 31% of baby boomer investors. To that end, millennial investors say they are more likely to invest in tried-and-true investments than older generations.
Though they are more conservative, millennials are also very skeptical about relying on the advice of financial advisers. In fact, they are four times more likely than baby boomers to question the advice of a financial adviser. Forty-four percent also say they want to become a master of investing.
"Surprisingly, the millennial generation has emerged from two boom-and-bust cycles even more conservative about investing and more skeptical of financial advice than the generations that were hit hardest by the market," said Alex Pigliucci, global managing director of Accenture Wealth and Asset Management Services, who conducted the research. "This poses a fundamental challenge for financial advisers, who will see the greatest transfer of wealth in history from boomers to their heirs over the next several decades." Investors from the millennial generation are also very driven to be able to pass along wealth to their subsequent generations, the research of more than 1,000 investors in the United States says. Forty percent of millennials say they want to pass wealth along to younger generations, compared with 25 percent of baby boomers and Gen Xers.
There are a number of factors driving younger generations toward these investment feelings, Pigliucci notes.
"The behaviors and attitudes of millennials are not just a matter of long-term strategy for wealth managers; they are a leading indicator of the need for change today," Pigliucci said. "The recent financial crisis brought a sea change in attitudes toward investing and distrust for the financial industry across all generations. The explosion of digital and social channels in everyday life is simultaneously spilling into consumers' relationships with their financial institutions. With half of all baby-boom investors currently active in social media and a vast majority active online, the innovations that will capture the millennial generation also will help capture the most coveted demographics among Gen Xers and baby boomers."
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Happy Halloween! What better way to enjoy the day but to remember the family witch. Well, at least, the ancestor that was accused and convicted of witchcraft.
Abigail Faulkner (nee Dane) is my wife's sixth great grandaunt, having married Lt. Francis Faulkner in 1675. Francis was the eldest son of my wife's seventh great grandfather, Edmond Faulkner.
In 1692, Abigail was arraigned and indicted, on the basis of the 'evidence' of a few local Andover, Massachusetts women, "for the crime of felony by witchcraft." The women who accused Abigail of giving them 'the evil eye' were Sarah Phelps, Martha Sprague, and Hannah Bixbe (Bixby). Each testified that Abigail had "afflicted" them. Their evidence made that much more dramatic as a result of their falling to the floor, I suppose due to their affliction, when Abigail entered the courtroom.
So convincing was their evidence that the jury found "Abigail Faulkner wife of Francis Faulkner of Andover guilty of ye fellony by witchcraft comited on ye body of Martha Sprague allsoe on ye body of Sarrah Phelps." The court passed a sentence of death on Abigail, a sentence that was not carried out as a result of petitions from townsfolk and family members,and the fact that Abigail was pregnant at the time.
I've not encountered any evidence that the witchcraft trait has been passed on to my wife but on a day like today, it's wise to be on my best behaviour, just in case!
Images of the trial documents can be found at: http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/salem/witchcraft/archives/MA135/
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
A Witch in the Family?
Posted by Ian Hadden at 2:50 PM
Labels: Faulkner, witchcraft
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A cousin connection! I descend from Abigail's sister, Hannah Dane who married William Goodhue. Do you know about their father, the Rev. Francis Dane? He was one of the few ministers to speak out against the witch trials, which is probably why so many members of his family were accused. More members of his immediate and extended family were accused than any other family in the entire witch hysteria. Accusations against clergy like Rev. George Burroughs and Rev. Francis Dane were the ultimate in boldness of the young girls giving testimony, and only when they elevated their accusations against the Governor's wife and other upper crust Bostonians did the prosecution consider that things had gone too far.ReplyDelete
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The JoeCNC is the origin of the 4x4 CNC Mill.
The Machine
The machine I'm proposing we acquire is a router-based CNC table that my friend and I built.
The machine is a 4'x4' sized CNC table. It stands approximately 4' high from the ground, has a very sturdy steel frame, MDF slat table, extruded aluminum rails and v-bearing/steel angle bearings. It has a Hitachi router which is attached to the Z axis holder with clamps and can route wood, foam, plastic, thick acrylic, etc. The gantry, Y and Z axises are all driven by Acme screw drives, with DumpsterCNC anti-backlash nuts. They have NEMA24 motors with a HobbyCNC driver board] and power supply. All wires are run through igus chain for the X and Y axis.
The bed is approximately 5'x5', and the cutting area is a bit smaller, approx. 4'x4'
The Good
This machine was bought as a kit (mostly) and was completely assembled. I worked with my friend to build it up and test it. The machine moves, the drivers work, the software works, pretty much everything was working correctly the last time we had it powered up. It comes complete.. Everything there. Power supply, driver, steppers, router, even a licenesed copy of Mach3. It's very sturdy, and we didn't skimp out anywhere.. everything was done to the best we could.
The Challenge
The reason the machine isn't running now is twofold:
- We had issues with the X gantry binding
- The purpose my friend built it for became moot and he has not had a use for it since
The problems we had while trying to get it running is that the X steppers would stall out while attempting to move the gantry. I'm sure that this just requires either alignment, motor tuning, some combination of the two, or bigger motors. That was really the only issue we had with it. Unfortunately, shortly after we had this problem, he lost interest quickly (got into building kegerators and woodwoorking) and did not have the technical knowhow to get it running. He was busy with work and had no time to spend on getting it going. So there it has sat.
In theory all we should need is to tune up the motor controls (can be done through Mach3 and the driver board), and to get the gantrys moving properly. After that, we just need to mount the router and calibrate it, and then it can be up and running, and able to CNC things for us. Worst case, we need to do some revamping on the screw drives, either with larger motors or using different supports. This shouldn't be too intensive, but it may require purchasing new parts. We also may want to replace the V bearings with something better, such as pillow blocks at some point, but the v bearings are in use by many people and they should work for now.
The Price
He asked for $2000 for the whole thing. I have already put $500 towards it, so what's left is $1500. He spent over $4000 for the whole kit, so it's a good deal, considering other pre-made CNCs cost around $10k. I'm sure with our knowledge we can get this thing working for well under what we'd have to pay for a ready-made one.
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