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News about Scholarships and Fellowships, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Aug. 5, 2014
Donald E Graham sold The Washington Post to Jeff Bezos for $250 million in 2013, but stays busy running his business enterprise Graham Holdings; company had 2013 revenue of $3.4 billion and recent quarterly revenue of $878.6 million; Graham is starting scholarship fund TheDream.US for undocumented immigrants. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
Hillary Clinton, who regularly commands $200,000 for speeches, speaks for free in her adopted hometown of Chappaqua, NY, to address seven high school seniors at their graduation from Chappaqua Summer Scholarship Program. MORE
May. 22, 2014
Growing number of high school students have discovered an alternative route to college through fringe sports like rugby; more than 180 collegiate rugby clubs have started in the last four years, creating more financial aid opportunities; roughly 100 women and 75 men across the country, including many minorities, received rugby scholarships in 2013. MORE
Mar. 6, 2014
The New York Times announces the names of 10 recipients of four-year college scholarships for 2014. MORE
Jan. 18, 2014
Mikhail Baryshnikov announces campaign to raise $1 million for artistic fellowships named for composer John Cage and choreographer Merce Cunningham that would give artists place to work in studio at Baryshnikov Arts Center. MORE
Dec. 19, 2013
Op-Ed article by Stan Stojkovic, dean at University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, notes the Creative Corrections Education Foundation, which provides college scholarships for children whose parents are incarcerated; holds program, which is in part funded by inmates, is reminder that people in prison are capable of doing good and supporting their families and communities. MORE
Oct. 13, 2013
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about paying a car mechanic who fixed a problem without realizing it and a wealthy person with hearing problems applying for a merit-based scholarship for people with severe hearing loss. MORE
Sep. 29, 2013
Catherine Rampell It's the Economy column notes trend in which many state-university systems, and even states themselves, shift financial aid away from lower-income students toward wealthier ones with better grades; says strategy, which earns schools more tuition, is shortsighted because it limits overall pool of residents who can earn college-level skills, and improve economic prospects of their state's entire population. MORE
Sep. 8, 2013
College scholarship is being offered by Gamers Helping Gamers, nonprofit founded by group of successful young New Yorkers to help those who play fantasy card game Magic: The Gathering; idea behind scholarship is to help intelligent students who could benefit from extra social engagement. MORE
Apr. 25, 2013
Op-Ed column by Yu Hua examines importance of announcement by American private equity executive Stephen A Schwarzman that he will create $300 million scholarship for foreign students to attend Tsinghua University; contends investment shows that Western businesses will have to learn how to defer to Chinese government and ingratiate themselves with officials to make money in China. MORE
Apr. 21, 2013
Private-equity tycoon Stephen A Schwarzman is creating scholarship program to pay all expenses for 200 students each year from around the world for one-year master's program at Beijing's Tsinghua University; hopes program will rival Rhodes scholarship in prestige and influence while giving him and his firm Blackstone Group increased access to Chinese leaders. MORE
Mar. 5, 2013
The New York Times announces the eight 2013 recipients of four-year college scholarships. MORE
Jan. 10, 2013
Famous names from fashion industry attend the YMA FSF Geoffrey Beene National Scholarship Awards at the Waldorf-Astoria. MORE
Dec. 12, 2012
University of Oklahoma enrolls more National Merit scholars than any other public university, providing them with extensive support, financial aid and other perks; university's policies touch on long-running debate about ethics of aid based on merit rather than financial need, especially at state schools. MORE
Sep. 16, 2012
Thiel Fellowships, started by Silicon Valley investor Peter A Thiel, pay young people $50,000 a year for two years to forgo college and to plunge into the real world of science, technology and business; 44 fellows have been chosen over the last two years; some projects include a smartphone game app and a rotating solar panel. MORE
Sep. 16, 2012
Ted C Fishman article analyzes effects of the Kalamazoo Promise, program guaranteeing college tuition for any student who graduates from Kalamazoo, Mich, high schools; program is funded by unnamed donors who are betting that education is the smartest investment an economically challenged community like Kalamazoo can make. MORE
Jul. 22, 2012
Many private colleges and universities are offering sizable amounts of merit money, aid based mainly on academic promise, rather than lose bright students to less-expensive public colleges. MORE
May. 22, 2012
Growing number of states have or are considering scholarship tax-credit programs to finance private school tuition for poor children; interviews and documents reveal, however, that some of these programs are using the money to attract star football players, expand the payrolls of the nonprofit scholarship groups and spread the theology of creationism instead of helping needy students. MORE
May. 16, 2012
Jim Dwyer About New York column profiles Chris Navas, Queens college graduate who went from fixing boilers to Dartmouth Medical School; notes Navas and seven other graduates are set to receive the first installment of a scholarship named for Jonas E Salk, graduate of City College of New York who developed a vaccine for polio in 1955. MORE
May. 2, 2012
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column charges that the $13.5 million in full scholarships that America gave Lebanese public-school students has bought much more friendship and stability than the $1.3 billion sent to Egypt's military; argues that using foreign aid to promote education, not military support, is the way to encourage democracy in the Arab world. MORE
Apr. 15, 2012
DeVry University will offer Olympic athletes full or partial scholarships, with sticker prices of up to $60,000, through 2016. MORE
Apr. 3, 2012
Junior-market animal and art auctions at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo are some of the biggest college scholarship fund-raisers in Texas, with sales totaling $9.2 million in 2012; money is split between paying the college tuition of the high school students who raised the animals and the livestock show's educational fund, which finances scholarships, research grants, graduate assistantships and other programs. MORE
Mar. 9, 2012
Fund for Public Advocacy, a nonprofit arm of the office of New York City's public advocate, announces the 10 recipients of a new college scholarship for illegal immigrants, the first such program in New York State; first round of scholarships was open only to undergraduates in the City University of New York system. MORE
Feb. 25, 2012
The New York Times announces the eight 2012 recipients of four-year college scholarships. MORE
Dec. 23, 2011
Ivy League athletic teams are benefiting from new and substantially enhanced financial aid policies aimed at all admitted students that have made it easier to recruit elite athletes; league does not award athletic scholarships, but the conference has spent hundreds of millions of dollars in additional need-based aid, with most of the universities eliminating student loans and essentially doubling the size of grants for middle-income families. MORE
Dec. 23, 2011
New financial-aid initiatives instituted throughout Ivy League have introduced new benefits and veiled complications for athletics recruiters. MORE
Oct. 28, 2011
NCAA Division 1 Board of Directors approves package of sweeping changes to scholarship rules; other college sports news noted. MORE
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How Kessler's Lawsuit Could Change College Sports
Jeffrey Kessler discusses in a question-and-answer session what might occur if his suit against the N.C.A.A. is successful.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
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Jeffrey Kessler, a lawyer who helped bring free agency to the N.F.L. and the N.B.A., says his lawsuit will take down the "cartel" that controls college sports.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
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N.C.A.A. May Let Top Conferences Play by Own Rules
The powerhouses of college sports are expected to gain preliminary approval to break away from some of the strictures of the N.C.A.A., which would give them more freedom to govern themselves and could allow athletes a share of the wealth.
August 6, 2014, Wednesday
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Graham Is Not Slowing Down After Sale of The Washington Post
Donald E. Graham sold The Washington Post last year, but continues to remain busy by running his business enterprise, Graham Holdings.
August 5, 2014, Tuesday
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Hillary Clinton's Fee for a Hometown Speech: Free
The former secretary of state, who regularly commands $200,000 for speeches, returned to Chappaqua, N.Y., to address seven high school seniors at their graduation from a summer scholarship program.
August 4, 2014, Monday
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First Lady Praises Leaders for Progress of Girls in Africa
Michelle Obama stresses that women still have a long way to go, in Africa and around the globe.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
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U.S. Moves to Align Student Exchanges With Policy Goals
The new strategy, reflecting a shift in thinking about how foreign exchange programs should operate in a more volatile world, would add funds for short-term fellowships but cut support for the Fulbright program.
July 28, 2014, Monday
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We've abdicated our parental rights and duties to the new societal norm.
July 28, 2014, Monday
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Several changes, including the N.C.A.A.'s decision not to ask student-athletes to sign statements allowing promotional use of their likenesses, come amid growing unrest over the amateur model of college sports.
July 24, 2014, Thursday
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A growing number of high school students have discovered an alternative route to college through fringe sports like rugby.
May 22, 2014, Thursday
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- Cast: Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson
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- A captivating and intimate all-access look at life on the road for the global music phenomenon. Weaved with stunning live concert footage, this inspiring feature film tells the remarkable story of Niall, Zayn, Liam, Harry and Louis' meteoric rise to fame, from their humble hometown beginnings and competing on the X-Factor, to conquering the world and performing at London's famed O2 Arena. Hear it from the boys themselves and see through their own eyes what it's really like to be One Direction.
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Just when you think congressional reputation couldn't get any lower, along comes Republican Congressman Todd Akin. This legislative 'genius'—who has been sent to Washington six times by a segment of the electorate from Missouri, and is now running for Senator in that state—made the following statement during an interview with a local FOX television news station:
"It seems to me, first of all, from what I understand from doctors [pregnancy from rape is] really rare. If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down."
Where do we even begin?!
At the bare minimum, I'm sure I don't have to explain that, No, the female reproductive anatomy can't distinguish between forced or consensual intercourse when it comes to conception. Just think how much easier it would be if women who didn't want to get pregnant could just 'will' their bodies to make it go away. Perhaps we should be a wee bit concerned that Rep. Akin sits on the House Science Committee.
In real life, rape actually does result in unwanted pregnancy with "significant frequency." It's estimated that more than 32,000 rape-related pregnancies occur each year (which is likely a low estimate, given that rape is often underreported). That was the conclusion from actual scientists and doctors, according to study findings they published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology:
"Rape-related pregnancy is a cause of many unwanted pregnancies and is closely linked with family and domestic violence."
Which leads us to the most reprehensible part of Akin's statement: using the word legitimate to describe rape. Is he suggesting that some rapes are not legitimate, that the woman somehow really wanted or invited the sexual assault to happen? Perhaps Akin believes there are situations where a woman doesn't really have the right to say "No." Is rape only 'legitimate' when the victim doesn't know her attacker? Maybe, for Akin, 'No Means No,' except when it doesn't.
Sure, this is a guy who's got the best intentions for women's health. Riiiiight.
Of course, Akin just continued on with the theme of marginalizing the woman whose body has already been abused and assaulted without her consent. In the same interview, he said that even if those 'natural' anatomical defenses against unwanted pregnancy somehow fail, abortion should not be a legal option for the rape victim.
"But let's assume that maybe that didn't work, or something," Akin said. "I think there should be some punishment, but the punishment ought to be on the rapist and not attacking the child."
The woman—the actual victim—doesn't even figure into the equation, according to this champion of how women's bodies should be regarded. Perhaps Akin believes she should get punished too.
Even though Akin later tried to backtrack somewhat by saying he 'misspoke,' it was too late to get that pig back in the barn.
But with the hot glare of media spotlight suddenly shining on the Congressman, it became even clearer that the pig has been out of the barn and rolling in the mud of misogyny for a while.
Early in his political career, Akin questioned an anti-marital-law in Missouri, concerned it might be used by women to "beat up on husbands" in messy divorces. Akin was also a co-sponsor on a 2011 bill in Congress that restricted federal funds for abortions to victims of 'forcible' rape, a bill often referred to as the "let Women Die" bill. Seems we're back to the era of blame the victim: She was asking for it! It's her fault, look at how she was dressed! Husbands don't rape their wives—they're supposed to have sex. Limited mental ability? 19-year-old victim of incest? Sorry, you're out of luck.
I like the suggestion made by one writer, that public officials who draft legislation on women's health be required to first take—and pass—a course in female biology. Perhaps they should also be required to have a vagina.
Of course I know that that last suggestion isn't the way our government works. Legislators quite frequently have to consider laws about segments of the population from which they differ. However, as a woman, it's infuriating to think that members of our government want to legislate my control over what happens to my body. Forced vaginal ultrasounds, pregnancy prevention, women's health coverage—these are all reasonable topics up for discussion and limitation, according to some up on Capitol Hill.
Akin may have stepped waaaaay over the line with this latest 'mis-speaking'—thankfully, he's been slammed by people on all sides of the political spectrum, including even the Romney-Ryan team. Campaign spokesperson Andrea Saul released a statement on Sunday: "Gov. Romney and Congressman Ryan disagree with Mr. Akin's statement, and a Romney-Ryan administration would not oppose abortion in instances of rape." (What's interesting is that this differs from past positions that Ryan has previously taken with regard to abortion, birth control and women's health, even in cases of rape or incest. He even co-sponsored that "forcible rape" law with Akin last year.)
Akin is not alone with his beliefs, and errors like this have the GOP worried their hopes of reclaiming the Senate are getting slimmer. One can only hope that at least the seat Akin is vying for will stay handily in possession of the current occupant, a Democratic Senator—who just happens to be a woman.
So Missouri, you're the "Show Me State." On behalf of all women, I'd like to ask you to show Rep. Akin, Patch In's "Buffoon of the Week" one more thing—the door.


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15-Year Overall Survival Benefit Lacking in Older Men Treated With Hormone Therapy for Early-Stage Prostate CancerJuly 14, 2014 A popular prostate cancer treatment that disables male hormones known to promote growth of prostate cancer lacks survival benefit for older men with localized disease, a study concludes. The study ... full story
New Metastasis-Suppressor Gene Identified by Cancer ResearchersJuly 11, 2014 A new suppressor of cancer metastasis, FOXO4, has been identified by cancer researchers. Among patients with deadly cancers, more than 90 percent die because of metastatic spread of their disease. ... full story
Depressed Men With Prostate Cancer Are Diagnosed With Later Stage Disease, and Get Less Effective TherapiesJuly 10, 2014 Depressed men with localized prostate cancer were more likely to be diagnosed with more aggressive prostate cancer, received less effective treatments and survived for shorter times than prostate ... full story
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- Knowledge is power: Men who are uneducated about their prostate cancer have difficulty making good treatment choices
- Recommendations for prostate cancer active surveillance
- RNA sequence could help doctors to tailor unique prostate cancer treatment programs
- U.S. has seen widespread adoption of robot-assisted cancer surgery to remove the prostate
- Prostate cancer prevention trial identifies men mostly likely to undergo challenging study procedure
- New, accurate epigenetic test could eliminate unnecessary repeat biopsies for prostate cancer
- New prostate cancer blood test now available in the U.S.
- Diagnosing physicians influence treatment decisions for prostate cancer patients, study finds
- 15-year overall survival benefit lacking in older men treated with hormone therapy for early-stage prostate cancer
- Depressed men with prostate cancer are diagnosed with later stage disease, and get less effective therapies
- Nonsurgical treatment for enlarged prostate on the horizon
- BPA exposure during fetal development raises risk of precancerous prostate lesions later in life
- Gene therapy combined with IMRT reduces rate of positive prostate biopsy after treatment for intermediate-risk prostate cancer patients
- Prostate cancer drug delivers benefits before chemotherapy
- Drug combination extends survival by more than a year in metastatic prostate cancer
- Enzyme used in antidepressants could help researchers develop prostate cancer treatments
- Older men with early-stage prostate cancer, other health problems don't benefit from surgery or radiation therapy
- Electronic nose sniffs out prostate cancer using urine samples
- Statin use associated with reduced risk of prostate cancer recurrence
- Vitamin D deficiency may be linked to aggressive prostate cancer
- Predicting therapy outcomes in prostate cancer with bone metastasis
- New fusion technology increases prostate cancer detection accuracy to 97 percent
- Recurrence of prostate cancer is significantly lower in men with blood group O
- Radical treatment for advanced prostate cancer may herald major survival advantage over conventional treatment
- Quarter of men drop out of prostate cancer monitoring, casting doubt on safety of 'active surveillance'
- New method for prostate cancer detection can save millions of men painful examination
- Circumcision could prevent prostate cancer ... if it's performed after age 35, study shows
- Six months hormonal treatment in addition to radiotherapy improves survival for men with localized prostate cancer
- Non-invasive imaging instead of repeated biopsy in active monitoring of prostate cancer
- New test developed to detect men at high risk of prostate cancer recurrence
- Brachytherapy helps maintain erectile function in prostate cancer patients without compromising treatment outcomes
- Gene family that suppresses prostate cancer discovered
- Prostate specific antigen screening declines after 2012 USPSTF recommendations
- New prostate cancer treatment convenient, less expensive, but may be riskier
- PSA testing, early treatment decreases risk of prostate cancer death
- Bone turnover markers predict prostate cancer outcomes
- New approach to prostate cancer screening needed in UK, experts say
- Target for shutting down growth of prostate cancer cells identified
- Battle against prostate, bladder cancer: License deal signals major breakthrough
- Cholesterol study suggests new diagnostic, treatment approach for prostate cancer
- Reliable pretreatment information assists prostate cancer patients in decision-making
- BPA linked to prostate cancer, study shows
- Ancient Chinese medicine put through its paces for pancreatic cancer
- More intensive radiotherapy better than less for localized prostate cancer
- Research could help improve early diagnosis of prostate cancer
- New treatment for metastatic prostate cancer
- Prostate cancer advance could improve treatment options
- Key cellular pathway in prostate cancer identified
- New MRI/ultrasound imaging improves prostate cancer detection, treatment
- Scientists develop powerful new animal model for metastatic prostate cancer
- New prostate cancer drugs may not target root cause of disease, scientists warn
- Melatonin may lower prostate cancer risk
- Possible explanation for link between exercise, improved prostate cancer outcomes
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It's the #1 movie of the summer, and Guardians is shockingly on track to become the #1 superhero movie of the year, beating out Spider-Man 2, X-Men: Days of Futurepast, and even Disney Marvel's own Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
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Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's curator insight, August 23, 12:55 AM
Disney and Lucasfilm are working to create a new Star Wars trilogy, a few stand-alone films, a new animated television series following the origins of the Rebellion, plus books, games and even theme park attractions. And from what we've heard, the plan is for all of them to interconnect and cross over among one another in ways we've never seen in the history of storytelling.
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A fresh look a news. The reporting and spreading of news. But, it seems, still emphasizing the same boring 'Masters of the Universe.'
Roger Ellman's curator insight, August 7, 6:53 AM
Moving forward - there's every reason to adapt and adopt. Like vinyl records and old photographic film, some old media methods will become a collectors (small audience) market, leaving mainstream media in the new delivery vehicles of our day today, and tomorrow's (there's the trick, working out what THEY will be!).
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Ver cómo otros juegan: el nuevo entretenimiento. Jugar para que otros lo vean. Unos juegan, otros miran la red lo hace posible. Dependientes de la red. Sólo empieza.
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's curator insight, August 26, 2:06 AM
Believe it or not, the biggest gaming event in the world happened this week. But San Francisco didn't see any more traffic than usual and New York barely saw an extra gamer enter the city -- no, the biggest event in the world was in GamesCom in Germany.
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Love how this articulates why I loved this movie, so much better than I could.
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Great to take note of in libraries/archives as well! Can;t just use single platforms!
Nicko Gibson's curator insight, August 7, 11:17 AM
Important to know for every kind of independent artist as well, but the millennials are not really watching much TV
Helen Teague's curator insight, August 3, 6:15 AM
Extremely interesting discussion by Christy Dena about pervasive games, the fictional world we create overlaps with the player's world. Dena includes external links to important studies and resources. I did not know what QWOP meant until this post (QWOP is a 2008 ragdoll-based Flash game created by former Cut Copy bassist Bennett Foddy. Players control an athlete named "Qwop" using only the Q, W, O, and P keys)


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In the world of offshore saltwater fishing, trolling ranks as one of the most preparation‑intensive methods anglers can tackle. From choosing components such as lures, leader and hooks to debating crimp versus knot connections, captains drill down to the essential details that determine the success of the day. To offer some suggestions for targeting four of the most popular offshore species — marlin, sailfish, dolphin and tuna — I contacted top charter and tournament captains and asked them three basic questions: When and why do you choose to troll for this species? Describe your favorite trolling outfit and rig for this species. Why is this your favorite trolling rig/outfit for this species?
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When and why do you choose to troll for this species?
The marlin season off Tobago, in the Caribbean, runs from February through May. In Madeira, Portugal, the biggest marlin are caught mid-May through mid-September.
We mostly troll a combination of lures and lures with bait. In Madeira and the Caribbean, that works best as we are mostly searching for fish in a large area. On a rare occasion, we use live bait when we find a good concentration of fish in a small area like a seamount or an edge.
Describe your favorite trolling outfit and rig for this species.
My rig of choice is an Iland Lures Sea Star in blue and white with the flash (Mylar) strips on it. This rig comes to life when it is combined with a bait such as ballyhoo or my bait of choice — the flying fish. The flying fish is much tougher and can be trolled all day long at 8 knots.
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I rig the Sea Star on a 28-foot length of 400 Momoi X-hard mono with a single-hook pin rig. I like the Jobu 10/0 hook when we use bait, as the wider gap allows for a better hookup.
It's important that the hook exits the anal vent on the bait because it swims better that way, and the hookup rate is better if the hook comes out as far back in the bait as possible without making a cut. If rigged right, there should be no cut at all where the hook exits.
The pin rig is a short piece of the same 400-pound hard mono about ¾-inch long, bent upward at 90 degrees behind the second crimp. The bait spring is used to attach the pin to the flying fish. It's very important to tie the bait with waxed twine after screwing down the spring. I usually pass a bit of waxed twine through the bottom of the eye socket and tie it tightly under the gill plate with a few overhand knots. That keeps the bait from being pulled off on the strike.
In the Caribbean, I use this mostly on 80-pound outfits: curved-butt trolling rods with Penn Internationals. I crimp the 28-foot leader to a snap swivel, which is attached to the main line from a 5-foot Bimini twist with a cat's paw knot. I sometimes use the same setup on 50-pound tackle with a 300-pound leader. In Madeira, I use it on 130-pound tackle with 520-pound leader.
Why is this your favorite trolling rig/outfit for this species?
The great thing about the Sea Star/flying-fish combo is that it works for all sizes of marlin and many other offshore game fish. I've caught marlin from 50 to 750 pounds and have hooked bigger fish as well. Most anglers will think this might be a bit small for blue marlin. But when it's combined with a flying fish, it looks much bigger and offers the smell and texture of natural baitfish. I use two of these on my long‑rigger lines all the time.


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Winds associated with the storm could bring down trees, power lines and create white-out conditions as sustained winds of 25 to 35 miles per hour with gusts up to 60 miles per hour could be felt locally.
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Jerry lea doing his inspection of the fine job we did.
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Dr. Scott Cook, Professor of Chinese and Chair of Chinese Studies at Grinnell College, will present "Excavated Bamboo Manuscripts and the Study of Early Chinese Texts" on Nov. 1 at Western Kentucky University.
Dr. Cook's lecture will begin at 5 p.m. in Cherry Hall, room 125. Admission is free and open to the public.
Using insights gleaned from early bamboo manuscripts unearthed over recent years, Dr. Cook will discuss how the ancient Chinese works that have been transmitted down to us over the past two millennia came to be formed and the types of errors and changes that were introduced during that process.
Dr. Cook earned his Ph.D. in Chinese from the University of Michigan in 1995 and has been teaching at Grinnell College since 1996. He specializes in pre-imperial textual studies and early Chinese intellectual history, with emphases in recently excavated bamboo manuscripts and musical thought. He is the author of The Bamboo Texts of Guodian: A Study and Complete Translation, Vols. I and II and Hiding the World in the World: Uneven Discourses on the Zhuangzi. He has published numerous articles in both English and Chinese, most recently in Bulletin of the Department of Chinese Literature, National Taiwan University; Journal of Chinese Philosophy; Guwenzi yanjiu (Paleographic Studies), and The Journal of Chinese Philosophy and Culture.
The lecture will open the 17th annual Southeast Early China Roundtable, which is meeting at WKU for the first time. The Nov. 2-3 conference will feature about 15 scholars from around the country who will discuss current research on a wide range of topics about early Chinese culture.
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Larkworthy Antfarm's curator insight, August 20, 4:04 PM
Great way to get experience working with archival materials.
Nikauly Vargas Arias's curator insight, August 22, 12:08 PM
Los establos del Emperador Augusto descubiertos gracias a la investigación arqueológica serán nuevamente cubiertos en espera de mayores recursos económicos en un futuro.
Nikauly Vargas Arias's curator insight, August 22, 12:10 PM
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STILLWATER, Okla. — One of the oldest sports in the Olympics, under threat of being put on a shelf, got new life Sunday when the International Olympic Committee returned wrestling to the line-up for the 2020 Games in Tokyo.
About 50 athletes and supporters gathered at the National Wrestling Hall of Fame for a "watch party" - to hear a presentation to the IOC on wrestling's behalf, along with bids for baseball/softball and squash, then to hear results of the secret-ballot vote that reinstated the sport.
Wrestling enthusiasts credited major changes in the sport made in the past six months for the IOC's change of heart.
"It has brought a lot of excitement back. The scores have doubled," said Coleman Scott, a bronze medalist at the London Games. "It's back to wrestling - what we love and grew up doing. … It will be awesome in the long run for us."
Lee Roy Smith, the hall of fame's executive director, said the IOC decision in February to recommend that wrestling be dropped from the Olympics proved "a blessing" for the sport.
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The IOC was under pressure to pare the Olympic line-up when it took the February vote - an especially surprising move given wrestling's classical history. A staple of the Greek Olympics, the sport has been part of every modern Games except those in 1900.
Reacting to the IOC decision, the president of the international wrestling organization, Raphael Martinetti, resigned. The wrestling organization has since revamped, elevating the roles of women and athletes in decisions. It has added weight classes for women in freestyle wrestling and adopted rules to make the sport easier to understand and more offense oriented.
The sport will be part of the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. With Sunday's vote, it will be included as a provisional sport in the 2020 and 2024 Games. Smith said leaders of the sport's organization hope to return wrestling the list of core Olympic events.
John Smith, Oklahoma State University's wrestling coach, said Sunday's decision creates another Olympic memory for him. Smith won gold medals wrestling at the Seoul and Barcelona Games.
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Tim Raines could be celebrating his 23-year Major League career in Cooperstown come July, but the former Expos star will spend this season with another Canadian team.
Raines, in his sixth year on the Hall of Fame ballot, will join the Blue Jays as a Minor League baserunning and outfield coach this season. An official announcement from Toronto is expected later this week.
Raines, 53, has served in various coaching roles since retiring in 2002. He served as the manager for Montreal's Class A Advanced affiliate in Brevard County in 2003, worked on the White Sox's staff from 2004-06 and joined the Harrisburg Senators as hitting coach in '07. He moved on to manage the Can-Am League's Newark Bears from 2009-11 before becoming an assistant coach and the club's director of player development.
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We can't imagine why a 20-year-old man was carrying around a toy gun Thursday night in Farmington, but he must have had his reasons.
Instead of a night on the town with his toy pistol, John Cushman ended up at the Franklin County Detention Center charged with terrorizing.
Cushman "made lots of people nervous," according to Deputy Chief Shane Cote of the Farmington Police Department, as he strolled around the downtown.
Employees of the Homestead Bakery first called police at 9:50 p.m. They were so concerned by Cushman and his gun that they also called The Roost pub to warn them.
Roost employees locked their customers inside until police arrived, and then asked for a police escort for them when they left.
Farmington police officer William Tanner had trouble finding the toy gun troublemaker, but he finally caught up with him outside Dunkin' Donuts.
The gun looked real to Tanner until he saw the orange ring indicating it was actually a toy, which must have been a relief.
For frightening people, as well as for some threatening statements he had made on an earlier occasion, Cushman was charged with terrorizing and taken into custody, which eased a lot of people's minds.
But the incident says a lot about how people generally regard other people carrying guns in public — with suspicion.
It is legal to carry a gun openly in Maine, and it's equally legal to carry a look-alike replica. Few people do, which is probably a good thing considering the ruckus it causes in populated places.
But thousands of Mainers receive permits each year to carry guns secretly beneath their clothing or in their purses rather than openly in plain sight.
But, really, what's the difference? Suppose they all had a sign pinned on their backs saying, "I've got a gun."
Gun advocates live with this mistaken impression that the rest of us feel safer knowing a lot of them carry guns.
But evidence Thursday night in Farmington shows otherwise: People with guns, particularly people we don't know, frighten most people.
The reason for that is simple. We can't tell whether the person is a cool-headed, clear-thinking marksman or a raging schizophrenic off his meds and hearing voices.
Sorry, we can't tell at first glance.
The terror in Farmington is reminiscent of a Portland incident in December of 2012, about two weeks after the slaying of 20 children and six adults in Newtown, Conn.
There, a man who identified himself as a Second Amendment activist, carried an AR-15 assault-style rifle from Parkside to Back Cove in Portland.
Like John Cushman, he never pointed the gun at anyone or made threats, but he certainly frightened a large number of people.
Police received more than 65 calls from concerned residents. No one seemed reassured by the man with the assault-style rifle and high-capacity magazine.
Police Chief Michael Sauschuck said the man was "trying to send a message that guns are not scary."
Oops. Message sent, but not received.
Call them crazy, but most residents thought he might be out to hurt someone.
The unidentified Portland man was allowed to complete his march under the watchful eye of police, but was not charged with anything because, apparently, he wasn't terrorizing people as much as Cushman in Farmington.
Toy gun or real gun, the two incidents point out how much effort goes into protecting the right of people to carry guns in public places, and how little care is given to the right of others to feel safe about that.
The people in Farmington and Portland certainly were briefly denied their right to "domestic tranquility."
No, there's no Constitutional amendment for that; it's in the first sentence of the original document.
Having a river of guns pouring onto our streets each day is creating the exact opposite of domestic tranquilty in this country.
Perhaps it's good we don't know how many people we pass on the sidewalk are carrying guns.
The police would be way too busy.
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