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RE:The river Camel, England
Thanks for interest - I am glad you liked the Camel. It is a lovely small river with great pools - I am no expert, rather my friend Dave Neal is. Because of the "geography" of the water, fly fishing is not practicle. For this and other similar rivers in Cornwall, it is not really traditional either because of this impracticality.
Methods are worm, spinning, and shrimp on light spinning rods (8-10ft) - sometimes you need up tp 15lb line in fast current to stop the fish tearing off from the pool. I use white flourescent Stren line, so as you can see it (and its movement when worming).
Some fly-fishers poo-poo this type of fishing - but I have caught most my Salmon on fly, and although it is probably most pleasureable, these other forms of fishing I am refering to, are equally skilful if done right - especially worming.
The idea is, two or three lob worms are put on a hook of around size 4 - 6 (depending upon the pattern, clarity of water etc). You then use as light a lead-free shot or ledger-weight as possible that gets your worms down, yet still allows it to "swing around" through the likely spots. When a fish takes, you let him take the worms into its mouth for 30 seconds. They are "feeling", not eating the worm. Striking earlier result in the hook being pulled out of the mouth 90% of the time.
Shrimping is done similarly, except that shrimping-pins are used to mount them (dies rfed is usually the best colour). You "paternoster" a weight, again heavy enough to let it swing around the current and bounce on the bottom, without getting stuck.
I watch Dave Neal with amazement sometimes, when I see him cast worms 20 yards the other side of weed beds, and see him "work" the worms down the current without getting them stuck!
The proprietors do not have email - they are good old fashioned farmers! A friend once told me, when I was trying to get some free rough-shooting on a Farmer's land "Don't go up to a farmer and ask for something. Spend time chatting with him first - then ask him".
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RE:The river Camel, England
I am interested in how you fish the Camel. The pictures were
fascinating and the beautiful pools all looked like they posed certain challenges. What size and type rod do you use? What are you using for flies or lures? You mentioned bait, how do you fish that section of the river?
Do you know if the proprietors of the cottage have e-mail by any chance?
Very interesting site.
RE:The river Camel, England
Steve it was such a pleasure to view the images from England's salmon fishery. You are lucky to be in the center of such heritage and surroundings. I hope on my next visit we can do more than talk about software - I'll bring the travel rod in the suitcase!
The river Camel, England
Anyone wishing to fish for Salmon and Sea Trout in England (especially later in the year) may wish to check out the following Cornish River:- http://www.breac.demon.co.uk/flyfish/camel
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Welcome to the Lip Flapper! Each week, we delve deep into the community and get a good look into both individual members as well as group discussions on various issues that surround our hobby.
This Week in "The Lip Flapper"
It's romance month here at "The Lip Flapper"! For the month of February, we're hitting up romance editors (new and old), as well as romance-related panels!
This week, we talk with newcomer xDreww, who focuses on utilization of visually appealing effects and romantic scenery.
The Interview
Q: Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions. To start us off, why don't you introduce yourself to everyone, and tell us a little about yourself?
Well my name is Andrew, most people call me Dreww. I'm not so big on introductions and talking about myself haha. I'm just a normal guy who lives in the state of New York.
Q: Well thank you very much for joining me today xDreww, it's a real pleasure. Allow me to start off by asking how you got involved in editing AMVs?
It's a real honor and pleasure for you to have me here. I gotta say I was pretty flattered and shocked that you wanted to interview me haha. Never really expected it. So thank you very much for having me.
So..I started editing back around.. October 2009 ish. My first edit was actually a Kingdom Hearts GMV I made for a special someone that I was with at the time. It was our 4th month anniversary. Before I got around into completing the video, I was watching kingdom Heart Videos on youtube for about.. a little less then six months or so? I can't remember haha. But uh.. I've been watching the popular Kh edits likst pwillierd, avidity, I met other KH editors such as gotenks, joodile, their whole friend crew back in 2010 I think? I think I was still studing Sony vegas for awhile and watching videos out on youtube. Then pretty quickly my ex girlfriend really got me into watching more animes such like toradora, clannad ect ect. I feel in love with Japanese anime really quickly.
Before I made my first AMV which was a clannad video called "I miss you" Simple I know haha. You can watch it here.
I studied Sony vegas for a very long time! I'm talking about experimenting, watching a lot of AMVS on youtube. I also quickly feel in love with AMVs because I saw another world that wasn't JUST in an anime series. It was like.. you're creating something thats in your head! Imagining, visualizing, something that just came into your mind, you know? I really really enjoyed the thought of that, and found editing to be really fun. After that I stopped editing for along time, then came back later in 2010. I also want to add I get inspired a lot haha. Everytime I here a good song I like, I have an AMV going inside my head, I know I'm a loser :p
Q: As you might know it's "Romance" month for "The Lip Flapper", and this month is all about romance! As an consistently great editor in the field, how about you tell us (in your opinion) what a "good" romance AMV should have in it?
haha I'm really flattered again for you to say that. Thank you so much.
Alright well...if you want to know what makes a good romance AMV, watch Zetzus videos! haha
Nah okay..reason why I said that it's because he was one of my first inspirations when I started watching AMVS. His videos are really to the point when showing emotions you know? Godo romance AMV in my opinion, well first needs to have the right concept to flow along with the song right? The right emotion, the right scene selections for showing the right feeling that the editor is trying to express. When you're watching a romance video..you want to actually FEEL whats going on. Feel the anime with the song, or.. feel the song with the anime. This is what I learn the past year. A bit hard to explain though haha. Other editors that inspired me a lot were, chiikaboom, WhispersReloaded.
Q: On the flip-side, how about you explain to us (in your opinion) what a "bad" romance AMV has in it?
Pretty much the opposite on what I said haha. Anything with sort of random scenes, a romance video that only has less then 50% romance I guess. I wouldn't condiser to call it "bad" though. I don't like calling to much AMVS bad, or horrible. It's because we all started there at the beginning, learning and such. I don't like when people say that about videos.
Q: less than 50% romance? So videos that lack focus?
If your trying to put out a really emotional romance video, and you don't really see any romance, how can it consider a romance? Unless were talking about Drama.
Q: What would you say would be your "favorite" Romance AMV? Feel free to link/describe more than one if necessary.
Uh.. Lets see..my favorite Romance AMVs..might be kind of tough to name all of them, just going to name a few.
"Fading" - KahloReiva007
(What inspired me to make more instrumental drama videos. Also he was a huge inspiration to me back when I started editing.)
"Our Farewell" - ZetZu
(One of the first Bokura Ga Ita videos that made me really want to watch the anime series.)
"Lovestruck Melody" - ZetZu & Chiiisus
(love love love this video. This video made me experiment more with coloring , and color correction on my AMVs.)
"We're Empty" - Laerium
(Don't know what to say I just love and adore this video a lot.)
"Let Us Falling" - Luciole
(fell in love with this clannad AMV. Don't know how to explain it. One of the heavy clannd videos in my opinion.)
(One of the better Kimi ni Todoke videos. Gotta say Aimo has improved greatly.)
Know what I notice? Most of these editors are AuN members. haha No wonder AuN has been my favorite studio scene god knows how long.
Q: So you've got a AuN obsession eh? It is quite addicting. XD What makes AuN so successful in romance?
hahaa yeah I guess. AuN has big a HUGE inspiration to me the past two years. hmm..I can't really speak in behav of AuN, but my opinion I fell in love with KainxSpirts, Zetzu, niwas style, and how they edit. Some of the new members as well, like Chiiisus , and Laerium. Most of them edit a lot of drama/romance type videos. Which is my favorite. One of the main reasons why I loved the group so much. I tried to join them over a year back I think? But got denied xD. Niwa actually gave me something to really think about though. To find myself. As in find my editing style, which my style was all over the place back then..haha So happened for a reason, I still really appreciate all the advice and help he gave me. Really helped me a lot with improvement. One of the best teachers!
Q: You've done of a lot of work with Bokura Ga Ita. What is it about this anime that make you enjoy working with it?
I love the whole plot of the story. When I first watched the series, I quickly fell in love with it. Thing Is I feel for Yano, and what he was going though. I like how the anime is detailed explaining each others emotions, by explaining all sorts of things. Their past, relationship, love, so much emotion. Actually made me quite mad watching it sometimes because all the misunderstandings and such. Scene I'm such an emotional softy in real life and I enjoy these things, I wanted to edit tot he anime on my own. I've seen so many wonderful AMVS with it, I wanted to try out for myself. Wanted to tell my own story about the drama and love between the two, I actually made quite a few vent videos to it haha.
Q: So the touching drama can fit more than one romantic situation? How can you tell so many different stories with the same two characters?
oh I didn't mean to say it like that. It all depends and how other people view things. Good question though..I guess it just depends on the song and the lyrics. OR If it's an instrumental song, you can just imagine your own story. Honestly I think I'm pretty plain and not so original so I can't really tell you about creative concepts haha. My visualizing for videos are getting greater though.
Q: One of my favorite works of yours was Irreplaceable and Selfish Desire, which both took the works of Bokura Ga Ita, but also took them in different directions. While they're works that you admitting taking a small amount of time on, they're very solidly put together. How'd you go about doing this?
haha thanks.
Well the video Irreplaceable, was actually just a birthday video for a good friend of mines. Though I wanted to make it really meaningful and explain good emotion of course. So I put in a lot of my own feelings to it because it was made for one of my best friends.
As for Selfish desire..that video was actually a vent haha. I was feeling a bit bleh, wanted to just edit something sad I guess. I finished it in about a day and a half? For a short quick vent video, that's one of the videos I actually enjoyed and overall liked how it turned out overall. I think if you edit your feelings, and feel inspired by something, the overall completion will come out great.
Q: Outside of the world of Romance, you also do a lot of work with Trance. How is this genre of editing different, and how exactly do you get started with this sort of work?
Well trance AMVs, can be different concept wise, then romance/drama. The reason edit a lot of trance, mainly because trance is just about my favorite genre of music to listen to. I'm talking about good trance, ocean Lab, Armin Van Burren, ATB, Tiesto , Above and beyond , Many classic hits and more. Thing about trance, there's a lot emotion in it. It's like falling into an imaginary world, that's unexplainable. Vocal trance mostly as well. It's just so much about trance that you can feel. Me as an emotional editor I really enjoy putting my own emotions in trance videos. I should say, yes. Nostromo Was one of my inspirations when editing to trance.
Q: So you take your own emotions and put them into AMVs? How do you do this?
Just by feeling that emotion I guess. Like for my vent edits, just find a song that describes my mood, and just find the right series and put it together really. Sad, angry, all that. haha
Q: So you really enjoyed creating your own world through AMVs? Is this how a lot of your videos get started?
Hmm..something like that haha. I get inspired a lot when I watch an anime that I really enjoy. That or I get inspired when I here a certain song. I tend to visualize a story when I here a song I edit to. After I put everything down, and edit most of the time I get more ideas as I edit the video.
Q; Sorry, I have to ask the question. It's all in good humor. XD Do you wanna be the
hahaha glad you asked that question. As I was saying, Nostormo was one of my inspirations when editing trance videos. I digged his style after he started releasing his 60fps videos. After releasing a few trance videos, I did get comments such as "nostormo type video" Next trance video.. "I WANNA BE NOSTORMO" type comments. I do admit at the start I'm like..um..I don't want to be this guy and I used to get upset. After creating my latest trance videos, those comments didn't bother me anymore. Reason being it's because yes, obviously I have a similar style when I edit trance, BUT I feel that I put in way more emotion then he does. I feel that I match scenes with more feeling then him. I do not try to mimic his style, I edit with my own style, pace, and feeling. Just because I edit to the same genre, shouldn't mean I try to be the man that started it all with trance AMVs. So when I here that comment I just laugh. Honestly I grew tired of his style.
Q: You've done a lot of romantic/trance MEPs over the past year. What makes you want to do this sort of medium? Is it easier/harder working with multiple people?
I have? haha I didn't even notice myself. Uh..well I guess it's because I love the two genres. About working work people it depends. I've been in random meps where it's kind of unorganized..haha. Though this is the thing about me and MEPs. I participate in a lot of MEPs because I love working with other people. It makes editing much much more fun. Working with other great editors and coming up with ideas, learning, it just brings a little more joy when editing you know? I've met people that don't like to do MEPs at all..or collabs, only solo editors. I understand that, but it's just feels lonely and not fun at times being alone all the time.
Q: Any tips for editors to make their MEPs as fun as you describe them?
To not take it so seriously..This hobby is for fun, no need for all this serious business. Yes I understand if you're hosting a MEP for a contest, you need to be serious with most things, to make it come out good. I just experienced many people who take editing a bit to seriously.. replacing one person without telling them all because the track didn't flow well with another, getting mad for something, drama, ect ect. I mean this is all for fun. I usually participate in MEPs with people that I know, I don't like joining random MEPS. When I host a MEP , most of the editors no each other, I don't think I take it so seriously as some people do with deadlines and betas and such. I trust that the editors I choose will turn in a good track.
I do plan to start my own MEP group later on in the year. Not going to give to much info, but expect one :p
Q: You've done a lot of work with a lot of different groups [DoS and EBullientDesigns]. What have you taken away from each of these groups, and would you recommend that working with different groups is beneficial?
Well I've was in DoS(Dream On Studios) for more then a year, been a nice ride working and making the studio grow into a family. Though it quickly changed and fell apart. Many reasons. As for EbullientDesigns, my new studio that I'm in, I'm quite happy being part of this group. Small, but really friendly and outgoing. I've known Chianed(e)Studios for a very long time, about the first year I started editing, her as the leader I came to her for a possible invite, and worked out fine in the end. I'm learning SOO much from her, and Overture. Which Overture is possibly my favorite editor. His imagination and creativity is just..mind blowing. Hes my teacher at the moment, learning a lot and enjoying it. I'm really happy, can't wait to see all of us grow more.
Q: Something that you're known to do is to "re-color" anime with effects to fit the needs of the music/atmosphere. Can you explain a little bit how you decide on what colors go best with each melodies? Perhaps some advice for those that might be interested in doing something like this?
Well I just started adding color to my videos not to long ago. Started playing around with coloring with "irreplaceable" fallowing up with my trance AMV "Always Looking Back" The whole re-coloring for videos started after watching "Lovestruck Melody" - ZetZu & Chiiisus.
I admired the whole color correction for awhile back then..just never really tried, but that just made me think deeply on how to set a deeper mood with coloring. So that actually made editing more fun to me as well, while experimenting this. As for deciding what color to add on videos..basically it's just about feeling what fits right I guess? haha. Irreplaceable had a nice light blue tone, because I wanted to give this BGI edit a bit more emotion with color. I didn't want to copy Zetzus green color tune, so I picked my favorite color which is blue. I've experiment with colors A LOT. LOL. I played with overlays and other effects and such and eventually got what I wanted. Just felt right to me. Other videos like "Always looking back" the color theme was inspired by the video,
"The Trance Condition" By Padre.
Loved the coloring a lot. I actually asked him on what he did to get that color. It's just a 4 gradient color effect on AE. So I wanted to try that out for this video and thats how I got the blue,purplish,green
Could look at it here.
I pretty much use a color that can fit the "mood" or "theme" best, in my opinion. Lately I've been messing around with a yellowtint color curve effect. My advice for people is just try to choose the right color to fit your theme or mood. Thats pretty simple though, I'm pretty lame when giving advices like this xD It all depends on the editor I guess.
Q: Is there anything you'd like to say to the a-m-v.org community on the whole, or perhaps just something you'd like to say in general for the hobby?
Umm..Well I don't really participate in the org at all..I'm not really active on the forums at all! haha Chained(E)Studios hae told me I should, I did try for a few days..but I got bored haha. I'm not much of a forum person, but I try. I stopped going on the org for awhile, due to issues I had with some people and how they respond to videos. I thought to myself that majority of the org are a bunch of serious AMV editors or care so much about the littiest things, and editing. It pissed me off. I seen a lot of comments that were not necessary. Honestly I just post my AMVs on the announcements and thats it. I don't really care for anything else. I am going to try to be a bit more active though I don't really think anybody really would pay mind to me. Heck I don't even think that many would even have the time to read this interview scene I'm not really known on this site.
I do want to say without the a-m-v.org community and the site itself, it would be much harder to get help overall from all sorts of things. I do think that it can be a fun place, and I have seen some change into the community, which is pretty nice. I just wish it was much more active, as in more people would register and take of the community.
Q: So you'd be more willing to participate if it were more active? Are there any other barriers that might be in place that's making it harder to be more involved here?
hmm..not really. I mean, the past week, I've only sign on the org to check my info, and for this interview. I haven't really touch the forums haha. Like I said I'm not munch of a forum person. If there was an a-m-v.org chat room with the whole community can just hop right in and start chatting, that would be really interesting and fun. Easier to be social with the community that way. Should have like a direct link on the homepage or something..like an IRC channel or whatever you call it haha. So there's really nothing blocking me from getting involved here, it's just I'm not a forum person, and I don't really know anyone on this site. Which is why I'll be surprised if anyone actually reads this interview haha.
Q: Thank you again for taking the time to answer my questions. To end things off, is there anything you'd like to say to newcomers that might be visiting the site for the first time? Some advice or words of wisdom?
If you enjoy Anime. If you enjoy editing AMVS. Keep it up. It's a pretty fun hobby to have and explore. If you're inspired by something, GO FOR IT. Don't stop and aim for what you imagine. Feel your video, feel the anime, with the song. Then, CREATE IT. Imagine it, feel it, create it.
Sounds cheesy I know, because seems like a rip off from AuNs slogan. It was a huge inspiration though. Just those little words make you think. So find yourself as you keep thriving for what you want. You'll get there. Same goes for me, I'm still finding myself haha.
After Thoughts
xDreww is a new editor that I like to follow. I know it's cliche, but really, he's like a mini-romantic-focused-nostromo. Not exactly like the original, but with a unique flair that I enjoy. His Bokura-Ga-Ita videos are ones that I also really enjoy. He tends to lay on the emotional layers REALLY thickly, but still enjoyable anyway.
Next Time on "The Lip Flapper"
Join us next week as we take on a panel of editors to discuss "Fanservice" and all of its many implications.
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February 6: xDreww Interview
February 13: Fanservice Panel
February 20: Magnus Interview
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Looks like you're already doing all you can. Keep it up.
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You know, I am just so sick of his haughty, condescending manner that I simply can't stand to listen to that lying liar tell more lies. Nothing I can do about it at this point so why get my blood pressure up.
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I was at work and missed most of it, but got to listen to about 30 minutes of it on the way home, the part I did hear went something like this: spend, spend, spend, spend, spend, spend, tax, spend, tax, spend, spend, spend, spend, tax, spend, spend, spend.................... What did I miss?
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I also watched the Rubio response, but could find no coverage of the Rand Paul Tea Party response, had to look up the text of his speech on line
obama is the kind of person i would have enjoyed an encounter with in junior high.
disclaimer: to members of the secret service, fbi, atf, cia and other authorities. i have managed my temper effectively for almost 40 years. my statement is not a threat against our country's president. my respect for the office of the president and president obama is tremendous. i am not now, nor have i ever been violent, or threatened violence towards another. also my comments are not racially motivated, i would scrap with almost anyone in junior high. i'm just saying that based on his displayed attitude it would have been fun to play pick-up basketball with him at the park in sixth grade!
(jd, can i get a high five)
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[QUOTE=mngundog;1067966]I was at work and missed most of it, but got to listen to about 30 minutes of it on the way home, the part I did hear went something like this: spend, spend, spend, spend, spend, spend, tax, spend, tax, spend, spend, spend, spend, tax, spend, spend, spend.................... What did I miss?[/QUOTE
That nothing he is proposing will raise the deficit. Only a pathological liar could say that with a straight face!!!
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Home from work, 9:20 p.m. and was able to view the last half of the ultimate fighter program. Great fight! Then after a new episode of Justified, my new favorite evening drama, then hit the desk Why, what else was good on television last evening?
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I was most offended by the Pep Rally attitude, stop standing, stop clapping let him speak, and please Obama stop chanting about the Gun vote, this isn't a revival weekend and we do not need you chanting to get louder clapping and cheering.
On a side note you acknowledged the violence in Chicago by addressing gun control that would not stop said violence in anyway.
Good show of people you could name drop though.
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I think if a dude slapped me, it might be a full on brawl. I think Id rather get sucker punched.
I think if a dude slapped me, it might be a full on brawl. I think Id rather get sucker punched.
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The music never stopped and a decent amount of people never even stopped dancing. Turns out the fight was over some facebook comments
I have my fair share of bitches be crazy stories. That latina temper is out of control here for whatever reason. Back in my band days, the punk rock crowd was a pretty small community here. Everyone knew everyone, which means the same group of dudes was banging the same group of girls for the most part. There was definitely no shortage of drama. I stayed out of it for the most part, but my roommates loved stirring the pot. That's actually what they should have been slapped for. But the jokes on them. They're both married with kids now. I'm married, but my wife is pretty much the coolest girl ever, so my life hasn't changed too much. I just have a permanent drinking buddy...
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Is Badr Hari Innocent? Sources Say "Yes"
- Written by Dave Walsh
Crazier things have happened in the world of combat sports which is so delicately intertwined with organized crime and, well, crime in general (then again, what sports aren't?), but the odyssey of Badr Hari's criminal exploits which ruined his 2010 might be cleared up soon. Of course nothing is a lock yet, but there have been some reports of late that have given further detail into the case against Badr Hari and that his name might be unfairly attached as an attacker for simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time and being a world-renowned K-1 fighter.
There is an article up about comments left on a crime blog about the situation, seemingly from key witnesses at the night club that night. One of the comments below indicates that Badr Hari was simply with the group that attacked the bouncer, but steered clear to not risk injury.
The real story: He came with a group, and everyone was allowed inside except for two guys who previously been difficult. The doorman (a giant, larger than Badr himself) calmly handled the situation. Badr seemed at peace with the situation, only to suddenly throw a punch at the doorman. Badr remained calm and did his best to avoid the situation, as he was in training (and mean fighting) for K1 and did not want to the risk injury. Badr was with the group and the doorman was indeed beaten. Police: Create a chat with the staff and the DJ of that night .... you know enough.
The translation was cleaned up by me a bit, if you see anything glaringly wrong, let me know, I'm not a native Dutch speaker, obviously. As the article goes on to mention, the few comments of bloggers is not positive proof, but there do seem to be a few key witnesses and some stones that were left un-turned. This comes hot off the heels of reports on Dutch forums that Badr Hari has been back in the gym with Mike Passenier and his training partners getting back into shape.
Thanks our good friend Simon Raedts for the tip.
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Everything you need to know about the weekend coverage of Israel and the Mideast.
Blood flows in Homs while the UN remains deadlocked, Hezbollah shells Free Syrian Army positions, and US officials don't seem to know if/when Israel will strike Iran.
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Iranian Atomic Urgency
• Quote of the Day goes to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei:
"From now onward, we will support and help any nations, any groups fighting against the Zionist regime across the world, and we are not afraid of declaring this," Khamenei said during a rare Friday prayer lecture at Tehran University.
• ABC News obtained an Israeli security document warning that Israeli and Jewish sites in the US could be targeted by Iran:
"We predict that the threat on our sites around the world will increase . . . on both our guarded sites and 'soft' sites," stated a letter circulated by the head of security for the Consul General for the Mid-Atlantic States. Guarded sites refers to government facilities like embassies and consulates, while 'soft sites' means Jewish synagogues, and schools, as well as community centers like the one hit by a terrorist bombing in Buenos Aires in 1994 that killed 85 people . . . .
Federal officials in those cities told ABC News that they have also increased their efforts to watch for any threat stream pointing to an imminent attack on either Israeli facilities, Jewish cultural or religious institutions or other "soft targets."
• Leon Panetta believes Israel will attack Iran in the spring. Washington Post columnist David Ignatius explains why:
Panetta believes there is strong likelihood that Israel will strike Iran in April, May or June — before Iran enters what Israelis described as a "zone of immunity" to commence building a nuclear bomb. Very soon, the Israelis fear, the Iranians will have enough enriched uranium in deep underground facilities to make a weapon — and only the U.S. could then stop them militarily.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu doesn't want to leave the fate of Israel dependent on American action, which would be triggered by intelligence that Iran is building a bomb, which it hasn't done yet.
• A NY Times staff-ed comes out squarely against an Israeli strike on Iran:
Washington still believes there is "time and space" for sanctions to work. But there is a frightening scenario going around Washington and several European capitals that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel may attack Iran before the summer — believing that President Obama will not try to stop him in the middle of a re-election campaign.
Israel must defend itself. This country's alliance with Israel is crucial. We hope for everyone's sake that Israel's leaders weigh all of the consequences before they act. A military attack would almost certainly make things worse. Tough sanctions and a united diplomatic front are the best chance for crippling Iran's nuclear program.
A Sydney Morning Herald staff-ed and Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Trudy Rubin concur, but a NY Daily News staff-ed agrees with Ehud Barak that "Later is too late."
• Robert Fisk's pearls of wisdom:
Now I don't doubt that within seconds of hearing the news, Barack Obama's grotesque speech-writers will be grovelling to find the right words to support such an Israeli attack. If Obama can abandon Palestinian freedom and statehood for his own re-election, he can certainly support Israeli aggression in the hope that this will get him back in the White House.
Israel and the Palestinians
• A French activist was hit by an IDF tear gas cannister during a Nabi Saleh demonstration. The incident was caught on video and the army's investigating. More at Haaretz.
• Sydney Morning Herald correspondent Ruth Pollard blames the settlements for deep-sixing Amman's efforts to move Israelis and Palestinians back to the negotiating table. So what went wrong? I can't decide whether to blame Saeb Erekat or the Green Bay Packers.
• As the the BDS conference at the U. of Pennsylvania gets underway, Stu Bykofsky (Philadelphia Inquirer) heaps scorn on the event.
Spring Winter
• Security Council deadlock on Syria continues as Russia and China veto a Western-backed condemnation. As far as Israel's concerned, this reaffirms that the UN's incapable of handling war and peace.
• Out of Step Watch: Last September, the NY Times said Israel and the US would be international pariahs for defying the rest of the world on Palestinian statehood. My how times have changed.
Now without drawing any moral equivalence, get a load of this headline in The Indpedendent and judge for yourself whether the NYT's previous criticisms will now be applied to Russia and China . . .
• Melanie Phillips goes a step further, saying the time has come to delegitimize the UN.
• So why do Russia and China continue to support Assad? In a nutshell, CNN says, "Money talks."
Russia is one of Syria's biggest arms suppliers. And China ranked as Syria's third-largest importer in 2010, according to data from the European Commission.
• The Free Syrian Army tells Michael Weiss (Daily Telegraph) that Hezbollah's been firing Katyushas from Lebanon at their positions.
"Hezbollah received information that the Iranians who were captured in Homs had been taken to north Syria," he told me. "So Hezbollah started bombing us there with Katyushas. They fired around 21 rockets from near Al-Hermel in Lebanon, which is close to the Syrian border."
• As for the weekend massacre in Homs, see Time.
Various activist groups offered differing figures, but somewhere between 217 to perhaps as many as 337 people were killed in Syria's third-largest city in a barrage of mortar-fire and artillery. More than 1,000 were injured.
• Over at the Washington Post, Thomas Carothers wants to see idealism return to Washington's handling of the Arab Autocrats and the People Who Resist Them.
The Post also reports that the Egyptian junta's crackdown on pro-democracy groups imperils US aid, but according to The Media Line, the generals are confident the US will blink first over its six citizens in custody:
"We no longer have to worry about Washington because we have the power," a military source close to the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), the cadre of generals now ruling the country, told The Media Line. The U.S. needs the military more than the Egyptian military needs Washington, he confidently declared.
• Sinai saboteurs blew up Egypt's gas pipeline to Israel yet again.
Rest O' the Roundup
• Haaretz columnist Chemi Shalev makes a compelling case that Western media's disproportionate
coverage fixation with Israel is actually good. See my response.
• Worth reading: Israel's Love-Hate Relationship With the UN
• Fauxtography ain't just in the Mideast. The Sacramento Bee canned its photo editor over three images he digitally altered.
• FYI, the NY Times released its latest paywall stats. Newsonomics (via Columbia Journalism Review) crunched the numbers. Some key points:
- 390,000 digital subscribers overall
- Growth rate of 20 percent, fourth quarter over third quarter
- 12 percent of the digital customers live outside the US.
Newsonomics estimates that the paywall produced approximately $86 million in 2011, or roughly 12 percent of the paper's overall circulation revenue for the year.
(Image of jets via Flickr/Israel Defense Forces, Tantawi via US Army/Staff Sgt. Helen Searcy)
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ACLU president, Penn law dean to speak, Nov. 4-5
Posted November 3, 2004; 09:48 p.m.
Nadine Strossen, president of the American Civil Liberties Union and a law professor at New York University, will deliver the opening address of a two-day pre-law conference at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 4, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
Strossen's lecture will focus on law as a career and will be followed by panel discussions led by Princeton alumni on several legal professions, including public interest, business, civil rights and criminal law.
Michael Fitts, dean of the University of Pennsylvania Law, will discuss the value of the law school process at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 5, in Dodds Auditorium. His talk will be followed by panel discussions led by Princeton alumni who are currently attending or have recently attended law school.
The conference is sponsored by the Pre-Law Society, ACLU of Princeton, Princeton Law Journal, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Undergraduate Student Government Projects Board, Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students, Department of History and Department of Politics. For more information, contact Ran Tao .
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Posted October 14, 2008; 07:01 p.m.
The Princeton University Art Museum will present a concert by the Festival Strings Lucerne at 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 16, in the University Chapel.
The performance, sponsored by William and Judith Scheide of Princeton, will benefit the Princeton University Preparatory Program (PUPP), a rigorous academic and cultural enrichment program that supports high-achieving, low-income high school students from Ewing, Princeton and Trenton public schools.
"We have become enthusiastic advocates of the mission of the Princeton University Preparatory Program," said William and Judith Scheide. "PUPP not only expands the visions of the students involved but enhances their prospects for the future."
Founded in 2001 by the Princeton University Program in Teacher Preparation, PUPP is a multi-year, tuition-free program that prepares students for admission to and ongoing success within selective colleges and universities. The art museum collaborates with PUPP to provide interactive museum visits and hands-on activities for PUPP scholars throughout the program. All proceeds from the concert will support the PUPP's art curriculum.
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Even though other fish show no signs of it, it takes a while for the parasite to form the white cyst, and they may already be infected with it. To treat, without Ich medications, I have successfully used aquarium salt as a cure. Keep the temperature raised, and use aquarium salt, which can be purchased cheaply at an aquarium store. Use the recommended dose on the package. Mix the salt first with removed tank water in a clean container, and then add small amounts of that over a few hours, which will help keep the fish from stressing out. Do NOT add more salt -except- after your scheduled water changes. Only add salt for the amount of water you are replacing, not an entire dose for a tank. Salt will not evaporate out of the water, so do not add any salt when replacing water to tank from evaporation. DO use an air stone with an air pump, salt will lower oxygen levels in the water. Keep up regular tank mainentenance and water changes.
The salt will not kill the ich while it is on the fish, it will kill it once the cyst bursts and the parasite multiplies re-entering the water. Many parasite will find its way into the gravel, so it is important to regularly gravel vacuum extremely well to remove it. Keep up the salt treatment until at least ten days after the last spot has gone from off the fish.
To remove salt from the water, simply do regular water changes, and add no more salt, this will slowly over time remove the salt, and not stress the fish from to sudden of a salinity change.
I have successfully used this method when my neon tank broke out with Ich after a new neon was added to the tank without quarantine (big mistake). I did not lose a single fish.2 10 gallon tanks, 1 20 gallon tank, 1 Fluval Edge, 1 29 gallon tank, and one backyard pond.
Sorry, did not see your other inhabitant post before I posted. The oto's will not handle the salt.2 10 gallon tanks, 1 20 gallon tank, 1 Fluval Edge, 1 29 gallon tank, and one backyard pond.
after reading the article 850r posted i wanted to add salt but as tiari pointed out my oto won't handle it.
i don't feel comfortable increasing the temp above 29,
so i'm left with med's
any recommendations or warnings because if i go to the store i'm probably goin for the cheapest stuff i can find.
thanks every body
I'd wait for a brand suggestion.
I haven't had Ich in years so I have no brand suggestions but I would mention that considering you are trying to save an entire tank of fish [Ich spreads]... Going blindly down the budget route would not seem the best route to take IMO... Just saying.
Gas mileage isn't everything OIIIIIIIO
Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.
Why pretend there are no stupid questions? Actually, There are many stupid questions: "Should I drink this bleach?" Is just one example.
Having said that, Just because it's a stupid question doesn't mean that it shouldn't be asked. It's better to know.
A warm beer is better than a cold beer. Because nothing is better than a cold beer, and a warm beer is better than nothing.
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Formalin is a form of formaldehyde and is often used by fish farmers and home aquarists to treat ich. It can be purchased under its chemical name, or found as the active ingredient in products such as Ick Guard II® by Jungle, and Formalite III® by Aquatronics (which also contains copper). While it is non-staining and said to be safe for live plants (and at lower dosages ) scaleless fish, eggs and fry, it is nevertheless a strong chemical a preservative for biological specimens (AKA embalming fluid). It may damage your biological filter, deplete oxygen levels in the aquarium, and destroy invertebrates and weak fish. Its toxicity increases with water temperature and acidity, making it a questionable choice for soft water fish.
this was in your link so i like the sound of this better than the other chemicals listed.
im going to get this as the active ingreident in the ick med
what about this stuff
i found out it has these ingredients in it
Water, Formaldehyde (<5%), Methanol (<2%), Malachite Green Chloride (<0.1%)
i would like to point out the fact that ick does not come out of nowhere.
it comes from a new fish you introduced
it comes from a stressed fish
since the later is what you have in your tank, based on your prior posts, and failed to listen to the members here regarding the gourami stressing your neons...i'm not surprised you are experiencing this issue.
i'll let others help you with those meds, should you chose to listen now.
That should work. And it's hikari which is generally good stuff.
Over here in Europe we've got esha medication which are also really good but not on the market over there I think.
If you buy this I think I'd reduce the temp slightly back to 28 degrees. Remove any carbon from the filters. Read the bottle and instructions carefully. If it doesn't say anything about how long then try this: Dose for 3-4 days. Pause 2 days and do it again. Even when it's all gone from the fish keep up the treatment for 3-4 days. Ich is only vulnerable in it's free swimming stage.
Once you've beat this nasty critter you may want to see what you can do to prevent it. Ich can come in with new fish or plants but it can also suddenly pop up if the fish are in poor health for some reason. Ich is perfectly treatable and if you're in time and with a bit of luck you do not need to lose any fish but preventing this annoying parasite is even better.
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NO doubt Mizz
[This was worth repeating]. This exact pair of facts is explicitly stated in section 2 of the the article I linked to also.
Here's an honest assessment based on the facts at hand:
With your post history, IE: Considering the amount of solid advice and info you have completely and utterly ignored in other threads and your consistent failure to follow written instructions I don't honestly have any hope at all for this going well.
Good luck, You are going to need it.
Gas mileage isn't everything OIIIIIIIO
Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.
Why pretend there are no stupid questions? Actually, There are many stupid questions: "Should I drink this bleach?" Is just one example.
Having said that, Just because it's a stupid question doesn't mean that it shouldn't be asked. It's better to know.
A warm beer is better than a cold beer. Because nothing is better than a cold beer, and a warm beer is better than nothing.


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Strength to the London people, or how do you say that well in English.
I think the terrorists made a mistake, Londoners have proven very resilient before, in WWII.
Who are these muslim terrorists?
Yesterday I read in the newspaper that they call people like me a "kufar".
And that they do not wish me dead, they wish me muslim.
It's nearly a thousand years since the crusades, for God's sake!
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The extremely talented Mariano Lopez has taken over the winemaker reins at the Bodega,
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Monastrell. Both traditional and carbonic maceration techniques are used and all
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Summer Slew remained unbeaten on the Hollywood
Park turf course, scoring
a mild upset in the $75,410 Robert K. Kerlan Memorial Handicap Sunday.
jockey Alonso Quinonez with his second stakes win at Hollywood
the 5-year-old Siberian Summer gelding and the Slewpy mare My Bouquet became
the second California
bred winner of the Kerlan in four years, joining Scottsbluff, who won in 2007.
breaking from the rail, My Summer Slew angled outside pacesetter and 6-5
favorite Unzip Me almost immediately, drew even with the lone filly in
the race inside the final sixteenth of a mile and went on to win by
three-quarters of a length.
by breeder Nick Cafarchia and trained by Craig Dollase, My Summer Slew, the 7-2
second choice in the field of seven, ran the six furlongs in 1:08.40.
winner in an optional claimer in his first over the local grass on May 2, My
Summer Slew has won five of 13 and earned $196,292.
3-for-4 on turf, My Summer Slew paid $9.20, $4.80 and $3. Stoneside, an 8-1
shot, was up in the final strides to gain second while between horses. He
returned $7.80 and $4.40.
Me, whose win streak ended at five, paid $2.60 to show. She finished a nose
behind Stoneside.
Blast, a Group 1 winner in both his native Australia
and England,
was fourth, one length back of Unzip Me, then came Noble Court,
Cayambe and Kelly Leak.
tried to stay close to (Unzip Me) because I thought if I let her go too easy I
wouldn't be able to catch her,'' said Quinonez, whose first stakes win here
came with Medaglia d'Amour in the Wilshire Handicap on May 1. "It worked out
perfect. When (Joe Talamo) asked (Unzip Me), she kind of opened up a length and
a half at the quarter pole, but my horse was really comfortable.
for home, when he switched leads he was home. He runs well anywhere. Good
horses can run on dirt, grass or anything.''
in the program, The Usual Q.T. was successful in his return, winning a $64,900
allowance as the prohibitive favorite.
his first start since finishing fourth in the Dubai Duty Free on March 27 at
Meydan in the United
Arab Emirates,
the 4-year-old Unusual Heat gelding out of the Western Fame mare Lunge defeated
Dakota Phone and three others.
by Victor Espinoza, The Usual Q.T., who won by a half-length, ran the
mile on turf in 1:34.47. The victory was his seventh in 14 starts and increased
his earnings to $813,320.
Usual Q.T.'s biggest win came in the 2009 Hollywood Derby last Nov. 29. Owned by
a partnership that includes breeder Don Van Kempen and trained by Jim Cassidy,
the California
bred has won seven of nine on grass.
paid $3.20, $2.40 and $2.10. Dakota Phone returned $3.60 and $2.20. Aggie
Engineer, who finished 2 ¼ lengths behind Dakota Phone, paid $2.40.
for his third riding title at Hollywood
Rafael Bejarano won three times Sunday to extend his lead in the standings. He
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You've braved the slush on your morning commute. You've made around icy corners on your weekend ride. Now it's time to take it to the next level.
ICYCLE is Toronto's only on-ice bicycle race.
Where: Dufferin Grove Park ice pad (map)
When: Saturday, February 12, 2010
Time: 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
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Its that time of year again! ICE RACE TIME!!
This year, to help offset the costs to the organizers there will be a small charge of $5 to sit in the players boxes rinkside. Totally worth it for the best seats in the house!
Everyone welcome so invite all your friends!
There will be an after fund raiser event at Bike Pirates, 1292 Bloor St West ($5 or PWYC)
All proceeds go to Peter McKenzie, cyclist who was hit on the Bloor Viaduct just before Christmas.
Get all the need to know info on the ICYCLE 2011 Facebook Page.
Looking to make your own studded ice racing tires? Derek Chadbourne of the Bike Joint wants to help you out:
Come out to Bike Pirates – 1292 Bloor West (map) – Wednesday February 2nd 6-9 to learn how its all done, taught by the Ice Emporer. Here is what you are going to need. Come on out it will be fun. For further info contact the Bike Joint @ 416-532-6392
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The gang at Morgan Stanley today named Apple (AAPL) among 15 stocks to own for the "next 12 months," branded "Vintage Values," based on greater than $1 billion in market cap and a likelihood of realizing "superior risk-adjusted returns between now and July 2015."
Apple's the only tech name in a group that includes American Express (AMEX), Estee Lauder (EL) and Nike (NKE), among others. There's no new data on Apple, per se, which is covered by the firm's Katy Huberty, who maintains a $98.57 price tarot on the name. Interestingly, last year's list of the same nature didn't have Apple but instead Google (GOOGL) and Qualcomm (QCOM).
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Well last night was, I guess, the "Official Kick off" of the Centennial celebration of the Boy Scouts of America!!
Extremely exciting I kept thinking to myself as I listened in on to the online rally last night. Listening to the vision and excitement of the presenters. It occurred to me that we have so much to do to prepare for our troops celebration in February and throughout the year, to include Jamboree 2010!
Then I got a call last night from a great Scouting friend, he had something for me! More books for my collection.
I collect Scout books, all kinds of Scouting literature. I will write more about that later. But as I looked through the box of books he gave me, I could not help but take a little mental trip down memory lane. A Wolf Handbook, the same that I had when I was a Cub Scout. The pictures in the 10th Edition of the Boy Scout Handbook brought back many, many memories.
Looking to the future and all of the exciting things that are going to happen in Scouting moving into the next 100 years I am thrilled and ready for the challenges that are ahead.
So what are some of your memories? What are some of the things that you all are doing to celebrate the BSA's 100th Anniversary? Share your thoughts and Ideas with me.. I would love to hear it.
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Coverflip: How Book Covers Differ by Author's Gender
Author Maureen Johnson has had enough of gendered book covers. Just what is she talking about? Well, she's talking about books that look like this:
Versus this:
And yes, that is the same book in each picture. The first is what ended up in print, while the second imagines how the cover might have looked had the book written been by a man. Why the difference? Johnson gives a little insight into the sometimes unfair world of book publishing and marketing:
The simple fact of the matter is, if you are a female author, you are much more likely to get the package that suggests the book is of a lower perceived quality. Because it's "girly," which is somehow inherentl different and easier on the palate. A man and a woman can write books about the same subject matter, at the same level of quality, and that woman is simple more likely to get the soft-sell cover with the warm glow and the feeling of smooth jazz blowing off of it.


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Has the one-day-in-10-years criterion outlived its usefulness?
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Has the one-day-in-10-years criterion outlived its usefulness?
Electric utilities and regional transmission organizations (RTOs) in the United States aim to have enough electric generating capacity to meet anticipated peak loads with a reserve margin for reliability. The reserve margins usually are set to meet the widely-accepted "one day in 10 years" (1-in-10) resource adequacy criterion, under which the expected frequency of having to curtail firm load due to inadequate capacity should be no greater than once every 10 years.
The 1-in-10 criterion always has been highly conservative—perhaps an order of magnitude more stringent than the marginal benefits of incremental capacity can justify—and capacity planning has been even more conservative in practice. Indeed, economists have questioned the 1-in-10 criterion for many decades. 1
Resource adequacy practices based on the 1-in-10 criterion perhaps make more sense for utility planners and regulatory authorities, who would have to answer for any curtailments that occur, than for the consumers who are directly affected if reliability isn't maintained, but who also bear the cost of the additional capacity.
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The 1-in-10 resource adequacy criterion is economically efficient if it calls for an amount of capacity that reasonably balances the incremental costs and benefits of additional capacity. Under this principle, more capacity should be built as long as its incremental cost is exceeded by the anticipated incremental benefit.
The cost of incremental capacity is the annualized cost to build and maintain the most economical type of capacity, less the amount of those costs the plant can be expected to offset through sales of energy and ancillary services in the wholesale markets. It's generally considered that gas-fired combustion turbines represent the cheapest type of capacity, and the type that would be built to meet an incremental need for capacity for reliability.
The incremental benefit of holding more capacity for reliability results from reducing curtailment due to shortages. This potential benefit depends upon the anticipated frequency of such outages (the LOLE) and the cost of outages to the electricity consumers who are curtailed (often called the value of lost load or VOLL). Additional capacity also can contribute to lower market prices for energy and ancillary services, potentially an added benefit from the consumer's perspective. However, the last increments of capacity built to satisfy the 1-in-10 criterion (or any criterion leading to a low frequency of outages) will run very infrequently and have little, if any, impact on these prices.
When comparing incremental costs and benefits in this manner, the 1-in-10 criterion appears to be extremely conservative, calling for a much higher level of capacity than is justified by the economics. With an LOLE of only 0.1 outages per year (as implied by the 1-in-10 criterion), the incremental cost of capacity exceeds the incremental benefits by a wide margin across a range of reasonable assumptions. Estimates of the


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Toy Fair 2013 in London last month was full of card games of all types ranging from fast, fun, family ones to slow, solitary ones. Some of the best were on the Elemental Publishing stand so here's a look at a few of the games we picked up there and have been playing over the last few weeks.
Elemons is a new combative card game and free app that uses cartoon characters called Elemons to teach basic chemistry principles.
State Mode is the first of a series of games that will appear in the range and introduces the first 12 characters, including Carbomon, Chloromon and Oxymon, in a starter deck that allows for battles to take place right out of the box.
Along with the nicely illustrated character cards are a deck of heating and cooling cards that alter your Elemon by the value of the card. Heating or cooling Elemons changes their state. For example, Bromon exists as a liquid if you choose not to play a temperature card with him, but a cooling card of a value of one or more changes him to a solid. Similarly, a heating card value of one or more changes him to a gas.
Battles consist of multiple rounds, during each round players select an Elemon and a heating or cooling card from their hand. They can also select the neutral temperature card if they do not wish to alter their Elemon's state. Players then reveal their cards and thus the state of their Elemon.
Rounds are decided using the rock-paper-scissors mechanism: Gas engulfs Solid, Solid splashes Liquid, Liquid disperses Gas. If a round is drawn then both players move their Elemons to the bottom of their draw pile. If a player wins then he/she takes their opponent's Elemon and creates a pile of steals. The first player to steal ten Elemons wins the battle.
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I've been saying something to the same effect all along. We are mocked to take something like the 4th or 5th tackle on the board and that's not worth it when you can get another position who has a higher probability of hitting. Some people are suggesting we take 3-4 offensive line man and that is idiotic. Philbin and Hickey appear to have 2 years to turn it around and that doesn't translate to project linemen. Like mentioned before get a RB and WR in the first three picks because those will be the best value picks and have a better chance of impacting IMO. All this means we will have to work hard in free agency to shore up the line but that is doable.
I don't think so. Taylor Lewan could fall there and he's very solid. I think Antonio Richardson is a better player than he is being mocked and could be there at 19. Both are probably better suited for RT, but either would be a huge upgrade over what Miami has had at LT.
Lewan, Martin and Richardson. Get one of those @19 and i'm happy.
I still like Cyril. Huge guard that can pull nicely.
Taylor Lewan (Michigan) will be there at 19. They can snatch Carols Hyde in the 2nd Round.
Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt
I'd be fine with Martin, Kouandjio, Lewan, Mosley, Ebron, Nix, and even Clinton-Dix. There will be a good player for us.


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Featuring a clever illustration that uses four wine bottle silhouettes and a fork to indicate five hash marks—a nod to the fifth Charleston Food + Wine Festival—the entry designed by graphic artist Jay Fletcher was named winner of the 2010 poster competition during a reception hosted at McCrady's last Wednesday. Chosen from more than 45 entries, Fletcher's witty take earned him $1,000 and a second dose of fame (his work previously graced the 2008 poster). A flock of festival devotees gathered to hear the announcement, and a full-fledged party got underway shortly thereafter.
The affair was another celebration of charcuterie (the ticket sales kick-off party held over the summer was a veritable profusion of all things pork). Trays laden with several varieties of house-made salami were replenished throughout the night, and Marion Sullivan declared the Chef Sean Brock's spread a triumph of tastes. Guests seemed to agree. Even the more esoteric fare—like garden vegetable crudite with beet and almond soil, which many mistook as table garnish, was gobbled up as quickly as it was delivered. Let the countdown to March commence!