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I'll have to agree with Sharon, Larry Smith at knotsmith makes the very best I have ever used. Quality and workmanship are second to none.
I'll have to agree with Sharon, Larry Smith at knotsmith makes the very best I have ever used. Quality and workmanship are second to none.
"Solid beginnings for a promising future"
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Sue, you might try Keene Steadman in our area, it would be a special order but that's probably what you want to do anyway. He may be at Palmetto this weekend.
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I got my lanyard and a 4' lead from Oak Creek Kennels. They do really nice work, and when Mercy Chewed the $75 lead and $120 lanyard, I sent them back and for $60 they repaired them both and sent them back...except for a few more leather knots, you wouldn't know they were repaired! Gotta love Mercy!
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For Isaiah, the Plain of Sharon was the ultimate symbol of beauty. It was also the region from which Christianity set sail to the world. Today, the Sharon region boasts beautiful farmland as well as flourishing cities, while the biblical names endure and the sites still tell their ancient tales.
Lydda (today called Lod) in the southern Sharon is where Peter healed Aeneas, and "all those who lived Lydda and Sharon saw him and turned toward the Lord" (Acts 9:34).
In the seaport of Joppa, where King Hiram of Tyre sent the Cedars of Lebanon to Solomon to build the Temple, Peter raised Tabitha from the dead (Acts 9:36-40). Joppa was also the scene of Peter's rooftop vision at the house of Simon the Tanner (Acts 10:9-16). The vision led him straight to the great city of Caesarea in the northern Sharon, and to Cornelius, who, thanks to Peter, became the first gentile to accept Christianity.
From Caesarea's busy port, ships set sail far and wide; many Christians must have embarked on their journey from here, carrying their new faith to distant lands. Paul's missionary journeys brought him to Caesarea (Acts 18:22; 21:8); he was also imprisoned there, appeared before King Agrippa II, and then boarded a ship for Rome (Acts 25 and 26).
The Sharon, with its beauty, historical and spiritual riches, is still a region of splendor and of glories yet unseen (Isaiah 35:2).

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After right wingers lost the both chambers on Capitol Hill, there is definitely a chance to push the issue again.
This clueless president may accept the dams removal as a part of the deal which will give him some kind of legacy on different issues.
However pro-environmental Democrats on the Capitol Hill have to be alarmed about this issue. I believe Pelosi may be the right person, and American Rivers most likely will try to talk to her. Democrats can inject the language as a part of the next year budget, which can't be filibuster. The amendment to remove such provision ( dam removal) can be easily defeated with an additional help of the Republican representatives from WA and OR.
Otherwise we have to wait until oilman and his master Cheney will leave the White House.
Even Richard Pombo got the axe maybe things will be worth "trying again.
|This is a travesty. Just one of many involving the environment vs. corporate money in the current administrations decision making process. This is so obscene, Republicans with a nickels worth of sense will vote for Kerry even though they will deny it later.
I watched a little of the convention last night, while "Arnold" was talking. As they scanned the crowd, I had a scary thought. It's possible that not one person at the convention gave a damn about the environment, unless it had something to do with maximizing their profit margin somehow. I hope it was only a thought as I changed the channel.
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The Bush Administration on Dams
Here something to read:
Feds conclude dams don't jeopardize salmon
By Hal Bernton
Seattle Times staff reporter
The Bush administration has tentatively concluded that the operation of Columbia River and Snake River dams no longer poses a "jeopardy" to threatened and endangered runs of wild salmon.
That finding means federal fishery officials have officially dropped dam-removal as an option in the multibillion-dollar effort to help wild salmon runs recover.
This draft decision announced yesterday would reverse a Clinton administration assessment reached four years ago that the dams did jeopardize salmon and that some dams might ultimately have to be breached to rescue salmon.
"It is indeed a significant legal change," said Brian Gorman, a spokesman for Northwest regional office of NOAA Fisheries. The finding adds new muscle to President Bush's campaign pledge to oppose the removal of any Columbia River dams. And it was hailed yesterday by irrigators, utilities and other power and river users as a welcome affirmation of the dams' ability to coexist with salmon.
"We should acknowledge that the region's investment in salmon recovery is paying off," said Glenn Vanselow, of the Pacific Northwest Waterways Association.
Federal officials, at a news conference yesterday, said that the new finding would not result in any weakening in federal salmon-recovery efforts, and said they plan improvements in those efforts in the years ahead.
But the "no jeopardy" announcement was immediately attacked by environmentalists, tribes and other critics, who are expected to challenge the finding in court.
"This one is really more sleight of hand than backed by science," said Charles Hudson, a spokesman for the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
"This is a huge step backward and needs to be contested," said Michael Garrity, of the Seattle office of the conservation group American Rivers.
Federal officials don't expect to release the draft study that documents the finding until later this month. So the studies and methodology used to reach the no-jeopardy conclusion for 14 runs of endangered and threatened salmon and steelhead is not yet available for public review. The weakest of these runs the Snake River sockeye salmon now annually yields just a handful of fish each year to a central Idaho drainage.
Federal officials said the Snake River sockeye is a special case, that most salmon runs have improved substantially in recent years and these population rebounds help justify the finding.
"The runs have shown a very positive up-tick, many ... are nearly double or triple their previous numbers," said Bob Lohn, regional fisheries administrator for NOAA Fisheries. "This is very good news."
Salmon are born in freshwater streams, then migrate as juveniles down the rivers out to Pacific feeding grounds. Lohn credited improved ocean conditions for much of the rebound, but he also said that federal efforts in freshwater areas are paying off. He specifically cited improvements in the dam operations, which have made it easier for young fish to move over the dams and reduced mortality rates.
Lohn said salmon survival over the dams is expected to continue to improve in the next decade. Lohn said the Army Corps of Engineer plans if congressional funding permits to install a new generation of fish passage devices in the major Snake and Columbia River dams.
Scientific studies of their effectiveness is just beginning, but Lohn said that early findings indicate they will provide easier passage for the fish while spilling less water that then can be used to generate power.
The new devices don't come cheap. One installed at Lower Granite Dam on the Snake River in 2001 cost $20 million. Most of the salmon are drawn to that passage, which provides 98 percent survival rates, according to the Army Corps of Engineer. A second installed at Bonneville Dam along the Columbia in 2004 cost $48 million and is now being evaluated.
The new federal study known as a biological opinion results from a court battle already under way over the effectiveness of salmon-recovery efforts. Environmentalists, tribes and other groups sued the federal government over the content of the 2000 biological opinion fashioned by the Clinton administration.
Last year, U.S. District Court Judge James Redden in Portland found that the 2000 opinion was flawed, relying on some actions "that are not reasonably certain to occur." He then ordered NOAA Fisheries to come up with a new biological opinion.
Yesterday was the court deadline for submitting the draft of new opinion. Lohn said the document is essentially complete and soon will be released for review.
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Before this gets out of hand...Lanse has and continues to use the Van Engen's to start his pups...he has let Dave Rorem handle Rosa at a National,and uses David as a sounding board and to critique how he is handling Rosa....and Lanse was an original Rex Carr client.....any other claims by individuals claiming to have trained his dogs is a stretch of the truth....There is one person who can claim that without blinking and that is his former wife Dana.....
Lanse is a character, he rubs many people (including his friends/family) the wrong way at various times...in many ways that is part of the allure, he is also the most generous individual with his time and resources...BUT there is no better tactician in the FT game than Lanse..he knows the game, and the game inside of the game..He knows when to gamble if he is behind, and he knows how to play it safe when he is ahead..He is also VERY realistic about his performance at a trial, he knows when his gals have performed worthy of a blue ribbon, and he knows when their performance is only worthy of a JAM..
The best time to talk/listen to Lanse is when he is watching the test being set up, if you are fortunate enough to listen to is advise on how to attack a test and where the pitfalls are within that test, you should take notes....the worst time to talk to Lanse is when he has gone to the truck to get one of the gals ready to run, his concentration is intense and he is singularly focused on the task at hand (which in itself is a great lesson for those looking to be a good handler), he is already playing out the sequence in his mind of how the birds will fall and how he will pick them up
It sounded awesome.
I spent a day on his Bankes Alabama property training. I think you could spend a month there and never leave the entrance driveway. That awesome. Lance was a wonderful host.
I think anyone who has been a pro for very long has a favorite dog/owner story or two, and Lanse's dog "Chaos" was mine. I won't go into the whole thing here, but this also illustrates the main reason I've found him to be so easy for me to love. If Lanse does or says something out of line, you don't have to wait for rumors of it to get back to you. He'll openly tell you the whole thing himself; take full responsibility. In this case it was a dog/trainer interaction gone badly wrong. She was a great youngster that he had taken to a very dysfunctional level, and he was as open and honest about it as any human being could be. He asked me if I thought I could help her.
I said, "Lanse, I don't know. But if I take her, I want her for a year. And I don't want to see you until or unless I call you because, as you know, you're the problem. If I have her for a while, and it doesn't look like she's not going to make a comeback I'll send her home. That's the best I can do."
The result, in brief, is that about a year later my home club, KCRC, hosted the PRTA trial on successive weekends. He judged the Open the first weekend, and entered her in the AM the next (not wanting to double stake her the first time back at the game). By that time I had two of his other dogs, one all-age, and the other a Qual dog. The week between the two events was his first time back handling her in training, and we only did simple marks so as to avoid friction. I asked him not to con her, or to do anything he didn't always do to handle his dogs. The trial at which she ran the AM, I had taken 3 of 4 places in the derby and was waiting to hear who did what. Lanse pulled in to the derby (driving Auggie Belmont's old blue van), hopped out with tears streaming down his face. He came over to me and said "She won it! My God, she won it!" For me, that's as good as it gets.
"Prepare your dog in such a manner that the work he is normally called upon to do under-whelms him, not overwhelms him." ~ Evan Graham
People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it.
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Southland Order In the Court, QAA "Gavel" July 17, 2002- March 24, 2013
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Was told to me recently from an old time great that Lanse was one of the last "great dog minds left in the game."
Lanse is the real deal and a genius, I will never forget the training philosophy's he's shared with me....
I don't know about training with him, but the one time I spoke to him on the phone, he discovered I was a hairdresser. Being excited to chat with a dog training stylist, he requested that I bring enough haircolor to match his whole body to his head if I ever made it down to train! Red was the choice...
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Yellow dogs rule the world!
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It looks like I will have the chance to hunt deer in Ohio this year, and I'm thinking also of hunting spring turkeys.
Question #1: How does the hunting license year run? In other words, are spring gobbler season and fall deer in the same license year?
Question #2: I"m set for a place to hunt deer in southcentral Ohio, but I need a place in northeast Ohio to hunt spring gobblers. (I'll be driving over from Pennsylvania.) Can anyone direct me to a landowner, an area, or to a public hunting ground that offers a good chance of success?


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The Rhythm of Fighters trademarked by SNK
King of Fighters company SNK has trademarked something called The Rhythm of Fighters, which the internet has taken to mean that here's a music-based version of the popular beat-em-up series on the way. The jury's out however.
King Of Fighters headlines
Wednesday shorts: StarCraft II, BF3, Snoop and RAGE
You need to be shortfied. Do it after the break.
Friday Shorts II: Champions, Atlantis, Zynga, F2P iPad, movies
It's time for the weekend, and your second batch of shorts for the day. Go get 'em below the break, tiger.
Oops: Modern Warfare 2 glitch grants free access to XBLA games
In Infinity Ward's defense, we don't imagine "unlocks a full copy of The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match" is a common bug to check for.
King of Fighters XII arrives in North America July 28
SNK has announced via its King of Fighters XII Facebook page that the game will be released in North America on July 28. That's two days ahead of the Japanese date. Find out more through the link.
The King of Fighters: Sky Stage is what you'd think, only with shooting
King of Fighters creator SNK Playmore is currently hard at work on The King of Fighters: Sky Stage, a new XBL Arcade title that mixes fighting and shooting. Characters from the KoF series are featured in the game and each has its own shooting skill. Famitsu has the first shots posted: view them here. Via […]
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|Pacific Northwest Sea Run Forum No such thing as rainbow trout, only landlocked steelhead
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RE:Washington Trout Auction\Dinner
Sounds like a great time Jeff!
Here's a tip - don't throw both tickets into the drawing bin! I didn't realize the tickets were doubled up (left/right sides) to provide a match ticket. I threw a bunch of tickets into the prize bins and realized about halfway thru. They called a number in my range, and had to draw again because no one claimed it. I was gonna plead my case, but decided to pass on the spectacle.
If Dr.Conroy is still there, tell him I said hello. I ran into him as I was landing my third summer run in one evening on the Snoqualmie (lost a forth). He was walking his chocolate chesapeake retriever along the mouth of the raging, and I had just brought a ferocious summer run buck to the bank. It was a fish of about 7 pounds, thick and fins perfect. The fight it had was simply amazing. We speculated that it was a Raging River summer native or wild fish.
Have a good time!
Washington Trout Auction\Dinner
Hey guys,
I was just contacted by the Washington Trout guys again and it is time for there annual Auction and Banquet. It will be held May 20th at the Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery in Woodinville, WA. I have gone the last couple of years and can say that it is honestly one of the funnest evenings that I have all year. The food is outstanding. The Wine is great and free flowing. The auction is fun and has some good stuff (2 years ago I lost out on a CF Burkheimer 15' 10wt two handed rod and I am still kicking myself). If you would like more information you can contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com or go to the Washington Trout web page http://www.washingtontrout.org/ and the info is under the calendar link. If you want to go and we get enough we can get complete tables together. I have 6 people right now and tables hold 8-10.
Also if you would like to donate to the auction I would recommend that also. I can be anything. I donate software each year so it doesn't have to be fishing related. I have the information on this also.
This is a fun evening with great people, good food, great wine, and supporting a good cause.
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Issue #2 of Singapore-based Underscore is out!
Issue #2 of Singapore-based Underscore is out!
Another batch of surreal illustrations by Keith Rankin (previously featured here). See more images below.
Photos by Massachusetts-based photographer Ki Choquette. More images from "42°19'25.3″N 72°20'52.7″W" below.
New paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Seth Armstrong. Click here for previous posts. His new show "Pretty Deep Shit" opens at Thinkspace Gallery on Saturday! Definitely go check this one out if you live out that way. More images below!
Here's a selection of photos by Honolulu, Hawaii-based photographer, Mark Kushimi, who happens to be the editor-in-chief/co-founder of one of my favourite publications, Contrast Magazine. The image above is from a beautiful series where he turns his Hasselblad on a tripod during the exposure. Have a look at more of his work below.
I'm obsessed with these sculptures by artist Jaime Pitarch that I came across on the Spencer Brownstone Gallery website. The Barcelona-based artist explores our relationship to household objects by making subtle and not-so-subtle alterations rendering them completely useless. He says the works have "to do with the human being's inability to identify with the structures he himself has created".
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kygobbler wrote:Nice job on the double beard. Its a great looking bird no matter what species you want to call it. Better yet soak it in buttermilk and garlic salt, dip it in flour, then fry it and call him delicious.
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Thread: Gravel Vacuum help please
I had a vacuum system I counldn't even get sand to upflow because the tube diameter was too large on the uptake and the drain pipe is a little small - simple solution for a gravel system: either icrease intake tube size or (easier) restrict outflow tube; better still, I am not draining a vast amount of tank water when I vacuum the substrate and stirring is easier. That said, I added a smaller intake tube just to pull sand up nicely (goes 1/2 to 3/4, allowing sirt to be removed but the sand falls back into place - nice.)Knowledge is fun(damental)
A 75 gal with eight Discus, fake plants, and a lot of wood also with sand substrate. Clean up crew is down to just two Sterba's Corys. Filters: continuous new water flow; canister w/UV, in-tank algae scrubber!! Finally, junked the nitrate removal unit from hell.
For Fishless cycling:http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/aqua...ead.php?t=5640
I ended up finding what I was looking for on Ebay, and ordered it. A gravel Vac with a "fish guard". Debris will go in, but not the gravel. I'm not entirely sure why I am having this problem, but several different gravel vac's all have the same problem. Its all my tanks as well, from regular aquarium gravel to a bit larger stones, they get pulled up and block the small opening where the vac connects to the tube.
Again, I don't use a Python system, or anything like that, and I've played with different heights for the drain bucket from low to high, doesn't make any difference. I am starting to believe I am just a fool with this thing and need a training wheel variety to get around my obvious lack of ability lol.
I've had my tanks a couple years, and its been going on from the first use til now, making me seriously dread tank cleaning. Hopefully the new one will solve the problem.2 10 gallon tanks, 1 20 gallon tank, 1 Fluval Edge, 1 29 gallon tank, and one backyard pond.
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Not sure if this will help but in the old days we used to use a coke bottle (plastic) bottom cut off. Had a 1/2inch hose vacuum gravel until it boils in bottle then kink hose and it returns to tank. Only Vac part of aquarium at a time since it mixes up the different bacteria levels.
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If you want a surface vac. I have a battery operated vac by Eheim. Works great and is tall enough so you don't get wet. Eheim 3531


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France 1839 – 1906
Rocks near the caves above the Château Noir
[Rochers près des grottes au-dessus du Château Noir] c. 1904
oil on canvas
canvas 65.0 (h) x 54.0 (w) cm
Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Accepted in lieu of tax 1978
© RMN (Musée d'Orsay) / Hervé Lewandowski
His method was singular, totally outside conventional means … He began on the shadows, with a single patch, which he then overlapped with a second, and a third, until all of these hues, making a screen, modelled the object by colouring it. I understood immediately that his work was guided by a law of harmony, that the direction of all his modulations was fixed in advance, in his reason.—Emile Bernard1
Painted two years before his death, this is one of Cézanne's many paintings celebrating the country around Aix-en-Provence—the majestic vision of Mount Sainte-Victoire, the architectural tectonic forms of the Bibémus quarry, or the gothic melancholy of the Chateau Noir.
While interested in, and influenced by, Impressionism—he showed works in the exhibitions of 1874 and 1877—Cezanne also reacted strongly against it. 'I wanted to make of Impressionism something solid and enduring, like the art in museums.'2 The key word here is 'solid'. Cézanne was less interested in capturing the sense of fleeting evanescence than he was obsessed with the capacity of paint, and particularly of colour itself, to realise volumetric form (solidness) and the irrefutable presence of the 'objectness' of the object shown.
As the Bernard quote above indicates, Cézanne was to do so in the most idiosyncratic of ways. In the case of Rocks, the finished oil displays the same paradoxical airiness of the watercolour studies which pre-date it, yet the solidity of the boulders is undeniable.
While Cézanne's early work was constantly rejected by the Salon, the fact that Henri Matisse bought Rocks shows how much his later work was admired by a number of much younger Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists.3 (Matisse and Bernard were thirty years his junior.)
What Cézanne captures in Rocks are the ever-present powerful tectonic forces of the earth. There is an undeniable sense of diagonal gravitational pull between the smaller boulder precariously lodged in the extreme upper left of the composition and the larger boulder, seemingly only recently settled in the lower right-hand corner of the painting and staked there compositionally by the trees which seem to emerge from its very surface. There is both movement and stillness here, as though we are caught between moments of impending geological drama. The close focus owes a debt to Gustave Courbet.
This strong diagonal presentation of rock and tree forms also bears a remarkable resemblance to Lorenzo Lotto's St Jerome in the desert c. 15064. As a devout Catholic, there seems no doubt that for Cézanne, God was always immanent in the landscape. At the end of his life, it was here, in these simpler Provençal landscapes—the Bibémus quarry, the Chateau Noir, and the rocks of these grottes (grottos), with the quasi-religious devotional overtones of the word itself—that Cézanne found both spiritual solace and artistic inspiration.
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Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- Bernard, 1 and 15 October 1907, quoted in Françoise Cachin, Isabelle Cahn, Walter Feilchenfeldt et al., Cézanne, London: Tate Publishing, 1996, p. 451.
- Quoted in Genevieve Monnier, In 'Paul Cézanne', Jane Turner (ed.), The dictionary of art, vol. 6, London: Macmillan 1996, p. 366.
- Jacques Guenne, 'Entretien avec Henri Matisse', L'art vivant, no. 18, 15 September 1925, pp. 1–6.
- Musée du Louvre, Paris. Cézanne may have seen Lotto's work on his visits to the Louvre as a young man.


text: Early this past week I discovered three TIE bombers and one snowspeeder at the Wal-Mart in Frisco, TX. (I'd found the AOTC preview figures just a few days earlier.) Anyway, I was back at that Wal-Mart yesterday (Friday) and they had MORE--about three TIE bombers and three snowspeeders. Almost all of them were high up on the top shelf, so you had to really look to find them. I only picked up one TIE bomber (not interested in the snowspeeder), but if anyone's having bad luck finding either one, let me know.


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Nearly one-quarter of malware on mobile devices comes from porn websites, according to a new study from Blue Coat, a Web security and optimization company. Mobile users don't check out porn sites often -- less than 1% of all mobile traffic is pornography. But when they do go to those sites, the risk of inadvertently downloading malware to their devices increases three-fold. That makes watching porn on smartphones a far bigger threat than viewing porn on a PC.
Porn led to more malware on smartphones and tablets than e-mail spam, malicious websites, and fake apps combined.
Part of the problem, Blue Coat said, is that the nature of mobile devices makes differentiating legitimate sites from malicious ones a tricky task. There is no way to hover over shortened URLs to reveal their true destination, for example.
"No matter how tantalizing a link might look on a desktop, there are cues that you shouldn't go there, such as an address that just doesn't look safe," said Hugh Thompson, chief security strategist for Blue Coat. "When you click a link on a mobile phone, it's harder to know what form of Russian roulette they're playing."


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OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) -- Researchers studying the impact of broader hard liquor sales in Washington state say they have found people are making more alcohol-related trips to emergency rooms.
The News Tribune reports (http://is.gd/V5w54c ) researchers gave a preliminary report Wednesday to the state Liquor Control Board on the effects of Initiative 1183 that has given shoppers access to hard liquor at four times as many stores during twice as many hours.
They found, for example, that during the first 13 months of private-sector spirit sales, kids on Medicaid made a third more visits to emergency rooms for alcohol-related reasons.
In King County, they found about 50 percent more hospital visits were related to alcohol between June 2012 and September 2013.
The researchers estimate liquor sales have grown since the new law took effect, but only by 3 or 4 percent more than sales would have grown otherwise.
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Americans Optimistic About Their Own 2013 Prospects, But Not Yours
How do you really feel?
A common head-scratcher in gauging the economy's course is the divergence between what people say they expect for the broader economy and how they act. Consumer confidence might tank, for instance, but those downbeat consumers don't necessarily pull back on their own spending. Sometimes people simply assume others will respond more negatively than they will.
Gallup highlights the divide in a survey released today about the 2013 outlook. Just one in three Americans believes 2013 will be "a year of economic prosperity" and fewer than one in four believes it will be a year of international peace. But a whopping 69% of Americans are personally optimistic about "about how you and your family will do" in 2013. Just 27% are pessimistic. (The surveys were conducted Dec. 14-17, before the fiscal cliff fully morphed into a dispiriting melodrama.)
Many folks simply believe — sometimes correctly — that the problems of the nation or the world won't necessarily hurt them directly. Or maybe "prosperity" is too strong of a word to gauge their thinking with the economy still recovering slowly. The divergence has carried into other surveys, and it can cut both ways. Americans in recent years have been more optimistic about the value of their own homes than their neighbors' homes, and we all know how that turned out.
Either way, the latest Gallup data highlights what drives the economic views that many people report: politics. Among people who identify as "liberal," a whopping 89% say they're optimistic about how they'll do in 2013. Among "conservative" Americans, just 51%. (Moderates are at 78%.)
Young people tend to be far more optimistic than older people. But neither income nor education level mattered much in gauging who was optimistic vs. pessimistic.


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Posted October 1, 2008; 04:53 p.m.
U.S. Rep. Rush Holt of New Jersey and government officials from India will be among the participants in a series of discussions on "Entrepreneurship in the U.S.-India Corridor" from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 8, in Multipurpose Room B of the Frist Campus Center.
The discussions will focus on the opportunities and challenges of doing business in India's rapidly expanding economy. In addition to Holt, participants will include
Prabhu Dayal, the consul general of India in New York; Yashwant Bhave, India's secretary of consumer affairs; Rajiv Khanna, president of the U.S.-India Chamber of Commerce; and Kenneth Morse, senior lecturer and managing director at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Entrepreneurship Center.
The event is sponsored by Princeton's Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education along with TiE NJ-Philadelphia, a nonprofit organization that supports entrepreneurship, and the MIT Club of Princeton. It is open to the public, but registration is required. For more information and to register, visit the Keller Center website.


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Family: Icteridae, Blackbirds and Orioles view all from this family
Description ADULT MALE Has mostly black plumage; red shoulder patch has bright white border. In winter, black feathers have gray-buff edges. IMMATURE AND ADULT FEMALE Dark gray-brown with heavy streaking on back and underparts; plumage is least dark on throat, malar stripe, and supercilium. IMMATURE MALE Similar to winter male, but buff feather edges are more obvious.
Dimensions Length: 7 1/2-9" (19-23 cm)
Habitat Wetland and farmland resident, almost entirely restricted to California.
Observation Tips Easy to see within range.
Range California, Southwest, Northwest
Voice Song is harsh, grating and screechy; call is a dull chuk.
Discussion Flock-forming, colonial bird. Bill is more slender than Red-winged's. Male is separated from typical form of Red-winged Blackbird by bright white (not yellow) edge to red "shoulder." Female is very similar to female Red-winged; some birds may not be identifiable with certainty in the field, but plumage is usually darker overall, without "warm" brown tones; throat is always whitish (some Red-winged females have a pinkish buff throat). Sexes are dissimilar.


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If you don't know her name yet, you will soon. Meet up-and-coming singer-songwriter Manika Ward (pronounced Ma-nee-ka). The 17-year-old's catchy first single, "Just Can't Let You Go," featuring rapper Lil Twist, hit the airwaves on May 15. (Watch the official music video above.) Recently, we sat down with the Nevada native in the TIME For Kids offices in New York City to chat about her new song and her musical influences.
How did you get started in music?
I have always loved music ever since I could remember. I've always loved to sing, and when we got instruments in the house, I took to those too. I play piano and guitar. Growing up, I was really shy, but once I got on stage I was the total opposite!
What inspires your songwriting?
Everyday activities and things people might experience. Or things people might talk about, gossip about and laugh about. My songs are a time capsule of myself.
How does your mixed heritage help shape your music?
I'm a mix of Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, Malaysian and Spanish. I feel this diversity makes my music more universal. My parents are so supportive of me. They see how much I love making music, so they're behind me 100%.
What do you think listeners will like about your music?
I really believe in expressing yourself and not being afraid to be who you really are. In my music, I'm not afraid to express myself. Hopefully, it will encourage others to do the same.
What is your first single about?
Anyone out there can relate to "Just Can't Let You Go." It's about the feeling you get when you have a strong love or passion for something, whether it's a guy or a girl or music, and you just can't let it go because it's a part of you.
Being new to the music industry, was the recording process what you expected it to be?
It's been surreal. I'm working with such an amazing team of people—the same people who have worked with music legends, like Michael Jackson. I was nervous at first, but they put me at ease right away.
What's your favorite part of it all?
It's all so incredible. But my favorite part would have to be listening back to what we created after a 10-hour day in the studio. It's a rush!
Who are your musical influences?
I love Alanis Morissette. Her music has such a unique vibe. Her vocals are incredible, and she's not afraid to say what she wants to say. I like Avril Lavigne, Pink and Aerosmith. And I loved Michael Jackson. He put 100% into his performances.
Who would your dream duet be with?
Alanis Morissette or Aerosmith.
Have you been watching American Idol?
Yes, because of Steven Tyler (of Aerosmith)! He's so funny on it.
What do you think he would say about your performance?
I'm going to have to wait one day and find out!
You're also an author. Can you talk a little bit about your children's book, The Exciting Adventures of Boo?
My dad is an author, so I took after him on that. I first started writing when I was 11. I've been a straight-A student my whole life, and I wanted to do something that would benefit others. So, I wrote out a list of all the important lessons I'd learned as a kid. It came to about 150 lessons. I narrowed it down to the 10 that I thought were most important and turned them into 10 stories in my book.
Boo [the star of the stories] is a dog, but he takes on the persona of a child. He talks, he goes to school, he has friends, he has pets . . . "The Hamster Chase" story is the one kids like best when I do readings. In it, Boo begs to get a hamster, but the hamster hears Boo complaining about taking care of him, so he runs away. My mom is so funny. She was reading the story, and she said, "I got so emotional, I almost cried! Is the hamster going to come back?"
Will there be more books in the future?
I'm working on a second book right now. I love writing and seeing how something starts off as just an idea and then turns into something bigger. For example, "Just Can't Let You Go" started out as an idea, an emotion I wanted to get across. Then, my producers added the beatboxing, and we added the instruments and the melody and recorded it. Seeing it come together into something people can enjoy, it just amazes me. I love being both an author and a songwriter, because they are both great ways to express yourself.
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In Namisha's Words
Namisha Sood lost everything her society valued—her home, her family and her status-when she chose to follow Jesus Christ. But He was worth far more than the earthly price she paid. Here is Namisha's story, in her own words.
"When I came to this [GFA-supported] fellowship, my relatives had excommunicated me. Even now, they won't come see me because I am a Christian. My son told me, 'If you want me to take care of you, you have to leave Jesus Christ.
"In my church, I am getting fellowship. I found love and unity here. From the Bible, I have learned so many things, especially that there is no high and low caste . . . now I visit low-caste people and share my testimony, because I want them to come to the Lord."
"Although I am deserted by my relatives for the sake of Christ, God is taking care of me . . . I don't bother about my problems. I want to win other women to Christ."
"I can't go here and there [like a missionary], but at least I can be involved in women's ministry. I can encourage other ladies to pray for ministry and pray for the lost world, and for our pastor."
"I have not met another woman who lost her whole family for the sake of Christ. But when a lady has problems in her family, I tell my testimony and she is encouraged."
"When I was tempted to turn back, I had a Bible. I read that and I did not allow the temptation to drag me away from the Lord."
"Many of the women in my church are illiterate. So I am helping them to read the Bible, and encouraging them to read its stories and promises."
"God has led me, before my family, to His saving grace. And I am praying that one day the Lord will help us to reunite, and He will bring them to His saving grace."
"Please pray for me, that through all these things I may know the Lord more. Pray that God will help me to stand firm in faith in the days to come, and pray that my relatives will get saved. God is faithful!"
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NBC News anchor Brian Williams on Donald Trump's election night tweets(see image below):
"Donald Trump, who has driven well past the last exit to relevance and peered into something closer to irresponsible here, is tweeting tonight."
"driven well past the last exit to relevance" is a perfect description of Trump.
The image depicts Trump's tweets on election night. Since then, Trump has deleted several of them, but note the crazy-ass Trump's calls for a revolution.
Adding……Trump went on to harass and insult Brian Williams on Twitter after Trump learned of William's comment. Williams never responded to him.


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Paul Slowinski Knocks Out Steven Banks in Australia
- Written by Rian Scalia
Photo by infinitemma.com
Paul Slowinski stepped into the ring down under this morning for his third bout of the year. His opponent, the American Steven "Panda" Banks, has both stand up and MMA experience.
Banks weighed in at 307 lbs. Add on his height of 6'6" and he had a huge size advantage. Slowinski overcame the size advantage though, battering Banks before stopping him with a hook to the body in the third round. Apparently Banks took a huge amount of punishment over the course of the fight before finally being stopped. The win marks Slowinski's third of the year and extends his win streak to six, with all the wins coming by KO or TKO.
Slowinski has some interesting options in front of him. He's been rumored to be heading to MMA, with his name popping up as a possible participant at KSW in November. There's also the K-1 World Grand Prix Final 16 on October 29th, and Slowinski's face was shown on the press release for it. Simon Rutz stated that Slowinski was one of the fighters that would be available to compete at the Final 16.


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By The Associated Press
KOSCIUSKO — The authorization of a drug court for the Fifth Circuit Court District completes statewide coverage in Mississippi. All 22 circuit court districts now operate drug courts.
The Fifth Circuit Court District is comprised of Attala, Carroll, Choctaw, Grenada, Montgomery, Webster and Winston counties. The court will operate in Kosciusko.
Drug courts seek to rehabilitate drug-using offenders through treatment and intense supervision with frequent court appearances and random drug testing. The program offers an incentive of a chance to remain out of jail and be employed if they stay drug-free.
More than 3,350 people are enrolled in drug courts statewide, including adult and juvenile programs.
In addition to 22 circuit court drug courts, there are 15 juvenile programs, five misdemeanor level programs and two family treatment courts.


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Appearance / Description of Object(s)
Bright glowing oblong bluish white light
Size of Object(s)
Relative size about the size of a McDonalds hash brown. Actual size from the distance I saw it about the size of a plane
Description of Area / Surroundings
I do not know what the object would have been about or what town. I saw it from a distance from where it actually was. I do know that it could have been close to the ocean. I do not think there are any power plants, military bases or anything else in that area. Just residential from what I know of.
Full Description & Details
I saw an unusual bright bluish white oblong light appear out of nowhere in the sky for a couple of seconds before disappearing. I would place it a few towns over from Keansburg, NJ heading south west. From the distance I was from it, I would have to guess that the light would be about the size of a plane. It was just like you see on TV about UFO sightings. I have never seen a light like it. I know what airplane and helicopter lights look like. This wasn't it. If it wasn't a falling star. Then I have no idea what I witnessed today. It was kind of wide and long, almost coming down in an arch form but not quite. It didn't blink like plane lights it glowed almost, getting slightly brighter before it disappeared in the sky. It disappeared a couple of seconds after it appeared, I did not see the light fall towards the ground. There was no smoke or anything else around it just that one big bright bluish light.
Can sighting be explained as any conventional man-made or natural object?
Witness Background
I currently work for a telemarketing company, have work for transportation companies in the past and a Corporate training professional firm.
Views on UFOs, before and after sighting
I didn't believe in them. I only knew what I had seen on TV shows and movies, which I had believed to be made up stories for entertainment.
Other Comments
This was like something out of a movie coming true. I never thought or expected that I would ever see anything like this in my life. I did not believe in UFO's.
Reported Sighting?No
Name:Angelina Almeida
Your Location:Keansburg/NJ/USA


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I have tomorrow off, and I intend on watching the Bears play. After they beat the Packers, I'm going to call my brother up and rub it in!
I heard the other day that the Cubs pitching coach, Larry Rothchild, is now a New York Yankee. But we got Kerry Wood back!!!!!!!


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By NEMCC Media Relations
BOONEVILLE – Northeast Mississippi Community College's softball program went perfect during the 2012-13 season as the Lady Tigers saw all three of their sophomores sign with four-year colleges and universities.
New York native Erin Dixson of Amherst, New York signed with Eckerd College from St. Petersburg, Florida in May and both Andrea Cutts of Ackerman and Ellen Tarrant of New Albany made it a perfect 3-for-3 as the duo agreed to become Lady Statesmen at Delta State University in Cleveland.
Cutts was recently named a National Junior Colleges Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-American when the national organization released its list of 39 honorees for Division II earlier in the month.
Cutts, a utility player, appeared in all 39 games for the Lady Tigers during the 2012-13 season and collected 53 hits with eight doubles, five triples and three homeruns in 128 at bats and 140 plate appearances on the season.
Northeast's starting centerfielder scored 38 runs for the Lady Tigers while driving in 17 and only struck out seven times all season. Cutts was also a threat on the bases for the Lady Tigers and swiped a team-high 18 bases on the year.
Cutts led the Lady Tiger team with a .414 batting average and had a .453 on base percentage to go along with a .625 slugging percentage.
In addition to her team-leading .414 batting average, Cutts led the team in runs scored (38), hits (53), triples (5), stolen bases (18) and total bases (80).The Ackerman native's 128 at bats were second on the squad as were her on base percentage (.453) and slugging percentage (.625). Cutts recorded 118 putouts on the year and finished with a .949 fielding percentage for Jody Long's Lady Tigers.
Tarrant helped solidify the Lady Tiger infield during the 2012-13 season and was named to the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) North Division teams.
Tarrant collected 30 hits in 109 at bats while appearing in all 39 games for the Lady Tigers. The New Albany native had 10 doubles and three homeruns while scoring 25 runs and driving in 16 more. Tarrant walked nine times on the year and also stole six bases.
During her sophomore year, Tarrant had a .275 batting average with a .362 on base percentage and a .450 slugging percentage. Tarrant was hit by a pitch seven times and collected 13 extra base hits.
Tarrant finished the year with a .953 fielding percentage while committing just six miscues on the year in 129 chances and was apart of three double plays for the Lady Tigers.
Tarrant was second on the team in the hit by pitches category as well as doubles while her three home runs were third on the Lady Tiger team. Tarrant's 109 at bats, runs scored (25) and six stolen bases were all fourth on the 2012-13 squad.


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Quick question...
Can a dog that is pro trained be ran in an Amatuer Q?
I see no problem for a pro that owns/co-owns a dog to run a O/H Q. if you are going to let pro-trained dogs run in a AM Q.
No such thing as a "Am Q" Did I help much?
Carol Howey
Owned and handled by Cruisin' with Indiana Jones, JH
Alternate Handler: Westwind Buffalo Soldier
Apprentice Handler: Snake River Medicine Man, SH
Come on guys just how pervasive is this practice.
I can see pros co-owning dogs for various reasons but, just so they can run them in an O/H Q?? There is a conspiracy theory just around every corner (just hang out in the gallery of any FT on any given weekend) but I am not buying it.
QAA lite should be a designation recognized by the AKC. Should it come before or after the dogs name.
Quick thought - I didnt respond to this post in 2004, why on earth am I responding now.
Last edited by Mark; 12-11-2012 at 02:41 PM.
I really don't understand the fuss, again very new to this but in the case of a pro running Quals, regardless if it O/H or not, I have no problem. Take for example, I am training my first FT dog, she is 2 1/2. I ran two quals with her this fall and she finished 3rd in both of them and in both trials 1st and 2nd went to pros. However I welcome pros bc I learned so much. In both trials I seen how the pro's adjusted to the test and it got me saying to myself "damn, I wish I would have thought of that". My goal is not to get her QAA, even though I would love that, but its to use the Q to learn the game as a handler and I learned alot in those two trials by watching the pros. If the Q is suppose to be about getting folks like me into the game, then to me pros bring alot to the table. I dont have the money to go to a pro to learn, I use my money for dvds, stickmen, launchers, etc., train and run trials, so I watch and learn at the event. Knowing if I would have done something a little different, it could have been my girl taking 1st or 2nd but I now have more tools in my toolbox watching the pros run the same test I had to run.
Just my thoughts,
Several of you have pointed out that it does sometimes happen that a pro will become co-owner of a dog for the sole reason of being able to run it in an OHQ. While I can't believe this is widespread--the Q is just not that important--I have no reason to doubt y'all and I would think less of someone who did that. However, there are pros who own or co-own dogs for very valid reasons and have every right to run them in an OHQ and I would hope folks would not assume those motivations on anyone doing so. Face it, the Q is a joke in the FT world. Most pros and serious ams run it once when the dog is getting out of derby, get their first or second and move on. Those of us who run it more frequently are sort of like the breakfast club of FTs. We hang out with our equally less successful friends, rib each other, pop over to the Am or Open to have our lunch money stolen then come back and drink beer in the gallery of the Q. It is fun, but it sure isn't worth the AKC paperwork to sneak in a ringer.
Ya'll been arguing about this for eight years. I'm calling hung jury.
I have learned I need these dogs much more than they need me. Tim Bockmon


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6/1 S.E. Cape, Wade, Fly Fishing Report and Ramblings
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Ed and George were my guest's today. Last year George and his 2 brother's were with me. George had never sight fished before, so when I'd say (politely but excitedly) throw it 50 feet, 12 O'clock, he would throw it 20 feet. When I would suggest throwing it 20 feet, he would throw it 50 feet. When asked if he knew how far 20 feet was and why he cast it 50 feet (he-he), his response was, he just got a little excited. Its funny how seeing fish in the shallows will do that to a person. I've been doing this a long time and I still get that adrenaline rush up my spine. The first thing I asked George this morning was if he had practiced his casting at all. His response was "no". I looked toward the heavens and said out loud, "Why me lord". We all had a good chuckle.
Today George was on fire. He could throw it easily twice as far as his 2 brothers best cast last year!
We worked some channels today that had a good flow of water moving through them and picked up the occasional Blue and Bass. Found some birds working some bait along with both species of fish. Hooked up and lost some of those. I made my usual mistake of setting my expectation level pretty high after yesterdays trip. I was let down with the numbers I was seeing.
Most of you who fish this area at this time of the year know how those migratory bass work. Here today in ungodly numbers, then up in P.Town by tomorrow. Then more following in their foot steps.
F.Y.I. - If you do visit P. Town while your on the Cape and happen to drop your wallet. Make sure you kick it all the way back to Chatham before picking it up.
(see photo)
This 2 1/2 inch sand lance was what the birds, bass and blues were champping on this A.M. Imitate this up to 5 inch's (adults) and your on your way to hooking up in paradise.
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George with a feisty striper. Even at this size they give you a tussle. I find the fish to fight the hardest at this time of the year.
Ever wonder what the weather-tide is doing in the S.E. part of the Cape? The below link will show you. Check out Water Temperature and Tide Level data also, while your there. Pretty neet stuff. Please keep in mind that there water temperature is about 5-10 degree's warmer than further out.
Best Fish's,
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|Pacific Northwest Sea Run Forum No such thing as rainbow trout, only landlocked steelhead
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Wild fish in hatcheries
Nate's post on Bob's WSC board directed me to the following article:
It talks about a myriad of interesting findings or theories on the interaction of hatchery fish and native fish, transporting, recycling, use of brood, etc. (Thanks Nate)
Although it provides spirited efforts and hard evidence - it makes my mind wander off to think of how totally screwed up we have made things with hatcheries so that such efforts are needed. Then the reality of human demands and sport fishing quotas, netting, etc. pushes it's way back into my idealistic world and I realize that in some rivers, we will probably need to keep the hatchery approach going to meet such needs.
Still, steelhead are a privilege, not a right. Boldt makes it seem like we, one being on this whole earth, can apportion such rights between races and cultures. What never came out in that dilemma is that regardless who fishes for them it's about preserving the state of the runs, not harvest quotas - that matters.
So my personal feelings on the matter are that if our desire to sustain a higher than normal yeild using hatcheries in any way impacts the native fishery, we have exceeded our rights. Using native brood in hatcheries is only improving the fish being raised in unnatural conditions, which I admit is a small step for mankind, but what I would rather see is a greater percentage of river systems moving over to wild and natural management policies.
As part of the legacy of this great country we have taken huge portions of land and declared them sanctuaries to preserve the essence of their beauty for eternity - the national park system.
What we need is a "national rivers" system that reaches deep into the depths of indigenous salmonid preservation. Catch and release, wild fish forever.
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JACKSON – New Site won the game Friday night, but it was Amite County's play that earned praise from Lady Royals coach Byron Sparks.
New Site defeated the South's No. 2 seed 71-59, but not without a struggle on the Mississippi Coliseum floor in the MHSAA Class 2A state tournament semifinals.
"When you're up 12 or 14, you've got to put them away and for whatever reason we couldn't do that," Sparks said. "Give (Amite County) credit. They played hard for 32 minutes and I don't think our kids did."
Actually, New Site took a 16-point lead into the fourth quarter – 52-36 – only to see it shrink to eight twice down the stretch.
Amite County, which started two freshmen and an eighth grader, made only 2-of-8 free throws in the final 4 minutes after cutting the Lady Royals lead to 62-54.
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"They outplayed us," Sparks said. "They beat us on the boards and beat us to loose balls."
New Site (31-4) will play the winner of today's game between Potts Camp and Scott Central at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the championship game.
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Grace Elliott, the Lady Royals 6-foot sophomore, came off the bench to scored a team-high 17 points. It's a role that works best for the Pentiss County team.
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Clark, who added 16 points to the Lady Royals' scoring effort, says Elliott's presence gives the team a lift.
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Elliott, who missed the season's first 12 games while recovering from a severe head injury suffered in summer softball, scored a career-high 29 points in last week's North title win against Potts Camp.
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the ole' J-Pru thread. its like kory sheets but worse
Beck sucks.
Beck sucks.
It's so strange how fans turn on players so quickly. This is nto a shot at dolphin fans, obviously it happens w/ my team and all teams. There are times when it's deserved like when Ricky Williams quit on you but other guys just go to work and try their best. Why should they be bashed when leaving?
No John Beck Memorial thread isn't complete without this.
19 whole words, wow."We want to thank John for his work ethic and his professionalism," General Manager Jeff Ireland said. "We wish him well in the future."
I called Jeff shortly after the Beck release, We talk at least once a week and have ever since he was my assistant coach at North Texas Mean Green, I dont mean to brag but I can throw Jeff Ireland 60+ yards, further with a Nerf Jeff Ireland.
What Jeff told me on the phone was that Beck will be ok. He is still young enough that many teams will want to invest the time it takes to teach him a new system.
He said that Becks on field accomplishments, winning record, TD to INT ratio, solid hands, pocket pressence and leadership skills will insure that Beck will be in the League for a long long time.
He then told me how BP will never allow JT back in Miami and that Penny will start, Pat White will be #2 and Henne #3.
If guns kill people did forks make Rex Ryan fat?
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Hue/saturation Layers
Started by Pab, Jan 13 2013 10:57 PM
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Posted 13 January 2013 - 10:57 PM
Every time I add a Hue/Saturation Layer the color picker grays out and I can't choose any colors from something on the LO. Anyone know why?
Posted 13 January 2013 - 11:23 PM
Patsy, are you trying to choose the color from your layout before or after you add the hue/saturation layer?
I have found that it only works for me if I choose the color with the color picker first, then add the hue/saturation layer. HTH
I have found that it only works for me if I choose the color with the color picker first, then add the hue/saturation layer. HTH
Posted 14 January 2013 - 06:24 AM
i have had this happen sometimes...now maybe i know the reason..thanks for the post
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Posted 14 January 2013 - 07:49 AM
I have the color I want selected before, but then it disappears when I select hue/Sat. the colors turn to Gray and black. It lets me go through the motions of selecting a color but then the boxes stay Gray.
Posted 14 January 2013 - 12:00 PM
If it works the same way in PSE as in PS, you must click the "colorize" button toward the bottom of the hue/saturation box if you want it to reflect the hue that you chose earlier with the color picker. You still may need to adjust the saturation and lightness sliders, but the hue should be correct from you choosing the color with the color picker.
Posted 14 January 2013 - 07:22 PM
Cheri, has answered you well. The colours in the little boxes in the lower left always grey out when you add a hue/saturation but the little pop up screen should appear as Cheri mentions for you to click colorise and then adjust to your liking. You must also clip the hue/saturation to what you want colored or everything below that layer will be colored.
Posted 15 January 2013 - 09:50 AM
K thanks! I know about the clipping, but when I click colorize after having first chosen my color before I add hue/saturation layer, it does change slightly but it is still an ugly shade of grayish blah. Even after messing with sliders it doesn't ever show up true to the color I picked with the details of the flower still showing.
Posted 15 January 2013 - 11:53 AM
I have had troubles with a few colors...but virtually always it works well. Have you experimented with other colors? Are you only having trouble with one color, or is it any and all colors, light or dark, blue or yellow, etc?
Posted 15 January 2013 - 11:10 PM
I have tried making it yellow, light pink, dk pink, the dk pink turned out okay but not what I want. I even tried clipping a piece of paper to it. But to get the details of the flower to show thru I have to about lose the prettiness of the paper... I turn down the opacity so details show and the paper is then to light or loses some of the details of the paper...
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