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Late last week as I made final preparations for a trip to Lake Superior in Michigan waters for a shot at some late season lake trout I was all but out of my mind with excitement over "what might be?!" Our timing was right. We'd done our research. Water temps looked to be right where we needed them to be for a successful trip and the near shore wind forecast predicted calm to 3 foot waves during our stay. The timing looked "just right" for a legit shot at a 25+ pound lake trout!
I would be making this trip with two very good friends, father-in-law Herb Hilinski and Grant Sorensen… both of whom live in or near Duluth.
Grant, as many of you already know, fishes Lake Superior in the Duluth area relentlessly throughout the spring and summer. Herb, despite living within miles of the big lake his entire life, had only been on the lake chasing lakers one time in 67 years.
Lake trout season in Michigan waters remains open until the end of October and as the water temps on the big lake cool in advance of winter lake trout start to accumulate in large numbers around in-shore reefs and islands in preparation for the spawn.
Whereas some fish species turn up their noses at all but the most carefully presented baits and lures during their spawning rituals lake trout seemingly lose their minds with aggression making them overly willing to strike out at an angler's offerings. And many of these fish run big. Really big!! And it is this "perfect storm" of conditions that had us targeting lake trout when most had already put their big lake boats up for the season.
Of course not everything worked as planned. In all honesty our original plan was to jig fish for these lake trout but that just didn't come together for us on this trip. When the lake was calm enough to fish jigs the fish were inactive. When the clouds rolled in and the fish got active, the winds kicked up making our attempts to fish jigs utterly futile.
The solution? Fire up the kicker and break out the trolling gear. The fish were up feeding in the top half of the water column so we didn't need anything too fancy to get the job done. Actually, in all honesty, the crankbaits used would have looked right at home tied to a crankbait rod being run by a Mille Lacs Lake walleye guy fishing at night right now. Shallow diving stickbaits worked the best with #13 jointed raps, 900 series reef runners and Bomber Long A's taking most of our crankbait fish.
We rounded out our presentation by fishing two of our allowed 9 rods (3 per person in MI) on downriggers. 4 – 6 inch spoons with BRIGHT contrasting patterns worked very well trolled at 2 – 2.2 MPH. Depths fished were 21′ – 31′ feet down over 40′ – 60′ of water. Our most productive areas were narrow rock spines that topped out around 35 feet with deep water on all sides. Our most productive spines were miles in length and would alternately rise toward the surface and drop back down to 50′ of water or so along the entire length creating perfect spawning habitat and structure to hold the lakers.
Early in the morning, later in the afternoon or any time the winds kicked up the cranbaits would produce. If the winds laid back down or the sun popped out the fish would forgo the boards and crankbaits and focus their attentions on our spoon rods. When the conditions were right… MAN, YOU BETTER BE READY TO WORK! We would hit 2 or 3 fish at a time which meant we had to fly into action clearing boards, fight fish and reset rods to keep everything working smoothly.
One thing we picked up on that really paid huge dividends for us was to resist the urge to fish baits just above any lakers shown on our electronics. These fish wanted to come up and ambush baits from below and they're willing to come a long way in the water column to do it! Most of the time we fished in 50′ – 60′ of water and we regularly marked fish within 2′ of the bottom. Drop lures on downriggers just a couple feet above those fish you say? We found that to be a complete waste of time. Now, brings those baits up in the water column, WAY UP, and the fish would rise to the baits and crush them. With 35+ foot water clarity fish can see baits from a LONG way off and we found that by positioning our spoons 19′ – 31′ feet down and our crankbaits 7′ – 15′ down our catch rates jumped dramatically and any time we messed with deep diving crankbaits or deeper downrigger sets the fish all but dried up.
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While today's consumers debate the merits of wearable technology like smart watches and Google Glass, tech companies are already looking beyond that to the day when the tech disappears on—or even in—the human body. MC10, a startup in Cambridge, Mass., has developed the Biostamp, a near-transparent wearable sticker that contains printed electronics that move and stretch with your skin.
Expected to hit the market this year, these "body-integrated electronics" are initially targeted at health and fitness applications such as monitoring body temperature and hydration levels, but could proceed into areas such as baby monitoring if MC10 can overcome societal objections to the implications for privacy and a cyborg-like future. Indeed, co-founder John Rogers is now working on soluble electronics that can be swallowed or placed surgically in the body.
Combined with Google's recent development of contact lenses that monitor blood sugar levels for diabetics—but that are expected to eventually have all the capability of Google Glass—you may never know whether the person next to you on the bus is online or not, says Keith Gillard, managing partner of Pangaea Ventures, a Vancouver-based venture capital firm that's watching this space. "It's exciting, it's scary, it's potentially very disruptive to our culture and the way we interact with each other."


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Historic house built in 1920 has 9 bedrooms and 3 full baths. With three acres of stream lined property. Has a Volleyball/badminton court, two fire pits.
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Akc,12 weeks old,1 white female,1white male with fawn patch on ear,good temperament,parents on site,sire app 80 lbs,mom app 55 lbs,euro bloodline,vet checked,updated on all vaccines. & workings,good looking pups,can send more pics & pics of parents, will...More info Email a friend
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We have 9 AKC lab puppies for sale, 6 females and 3 males. 2 black and 4 chocolate females, 1 black and 2 chocolate males. They were born 9-26-2014. All puppies are utd on shots and deworming and have also had their dew claws removed. If interested...More info Email a friend
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Sir Robert Cecil was born in about 1563 and died on 24 May 1612. He was knighted in 1591 by Queen Elizabeth and created Earl of Salisbury in 1605 by James I. (Elizabeth called him her 'little elf'; James called him his 'little beagle'.) Morley dedicated his First Booke of Balletts (1595) to him, as did Robert Jones his First set of Madrigals (1609) and Dowland his translation of Ornithoparcus's Micrologus.
These three works by Byrd and Orlando Gibbons's equally famous The Lord of Salisbury, his Pavin and its accompanying Galiardo (both also in A-minor Aeolian mode) were published in Parthenia (1612/13) a few months after Cecil's death. The works may have been written close to that year, and would thus date from the end of Byrd's life, when he was about seventy. The pavan in particular has been popular even as a piano piece from the middle of the nineteenth century up until Glenn Gould. Its popularity was also helped by a sensitive arrangement for strings in Sir John Barbirolli's Elizabethan Suite.
Surprisingly for such a serious work, this is only an '8-bar' pavan. Even more unusually, it and the first galliard have only two strains rather than the normal three. Most strange of all, for these three works Byrd did not provide the varied repeats found with all his other pavans and galliards. The pavan runs to a total of only 16 semibreves in all (although if one adds the repeats this becomes 32). Since the works were published in London during his lifetime, I have refrained from adding too much elaborate variation in the repeats since the composer presumably did not wish it here.
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The Grace Chosy Gallery's latest exhibition, Paintings from the Spirit, is aptly named. There's an approachable quality to the work by Joyce Koskenmaki and Carmel Anderson, and when you explore each painting you find a sense of spirituality that underlies its straightforwardness.
Koskenmaki, an artist from Michigan, is clearly inspired by the natural world. She conveys a tenderness toward animals in her work, which is often quite spare and subtle.
In "Owl and Two Birches," a little owl sits atop a stark tree trunk, and in "Bear and Waterfall," a bear looks intensely at snow-white water gushing past rocks.
Yet even in works without animals, a presence remains. "Boat and Stars" features a blue night sky with trees reflected in a calm lake. A small boat floats in the foreground. There's a stillness and even a loneliness to the work, but it's not a sad sort.
Anderson's work focuses on women and their voices both inner and outer. Two portraits on display are inspired by women she's met since moving from Monroe, Wisconsin, to a remote town in Alaska.
In a pair of portraits, the artist has painted women accented with birds and with springs or ladders at their necks—objects connecting their heads and hearts.
It's a practice she's continued with her series of "wise women," a collection of paintings and small-scale sculptures. The women wear colorful, whimsical hats and crowns, proving women are both series and fun, and some also don nose masks, referencing the ways we all hide parts of ourselves.
Both Anderson and Koskenmaki's work are a pleasure to examine. By doing so, the viewer gets a glimpse into the artists' spirits, as well as those of their subjects.
Paintings from the Spirit runs through August 27 at Grace Chosy Gallery. For more information, visit gracechosygallery.com.
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The Hay Festival is one of the most popular book festivals in Europe, with best-selling authors from around the world converging to read from new works, mingle with fans and take in the idyllic Welsh Borders. Poets and scientists are among the speakers at this annual festival, with live music, events for kids and lectures rounding off the entertainment schedule. The festival takes place during the final week in May, in the Brecon Beacons National Park. The park itself is also criss-crossed with walking and cycling trails leading into the mountains for those who fancy getting away from it all.
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Now hariyana govt is plaaning to take action against Khemka. what should he do. I think this will give wrong message to youngesters. and generate corruption.
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May be.Answered by time pass, 20 Oct '12 06:38 pm
It is nothing new in India. Every state and central govts adopts such practice bcoz the voters here don't want honest officers. Don't blame the party in power. It is the voters who r to b blamed & a toothless judiciary.Answered by Babu K, 20 Oct '12 09:08 am
Imandari ki is desh main ab koi value nahi rahi hai .Answered by babu rao, 19 Oct '12 08:30 pm
What else can the government do now...?Answered by Dil Se, 19 Oct '12 06:13 pm
Yes you are right,Answered by rajnikant raiyarela, 19 Oct '12 06:07 pm
.....how dare he touched " damaad jee ".............present Haryana government considers it as a punishable crime.Answered by ashok sharma, 19 Oct '12 05:58 pm


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Remembering Greta Garbo
When Garbo finally arrived in the United States at the age of 20, she made her first MGM studio film, The Torrent (1926). The film was an instant hit, and was followed in the same year by The Temptress, then Flesh in the Devil, her first pairing with actor John Gilbert.
Garbo with John Gilbert and director Clarence Brown
on the set of Flesh in the Devil in 1926
Garbo supposedly fell in love with Gilbert only briefly, but Gilbert never got over her. In The Girls, McLellan writes, "He begged his 'Svenska flicka' ('little Swedish girl') to marry him. She was so lonely that she occasionally consented. But, always, she panicked at the last minute and bolted."
Garbo literally left Gilbert at the altar in 1926, and it was through Gilbert that she soon met actress Lilyan Tashman. Tashman was an openly bisexual glamour girl who taught the notoriously frumpy Garbo how to look like a movie star.
Lilyan Tashman in 1931
She was also the first of her many female lovers in Hollywood. Other conquests included actresses Eva von Berne and Salka Viertel, comedienne Bea Lillie, writer Mercedes de Acosta, Swedish Countess Wachtmeister, and even Louise Brooks.
Many of these women were protected from public scrutiny by their "lavender marriages" to men, but not Garbo. As a result, John Gilbert became her "show beau," and for years she strung along a host of other men who shared his unrequited devotion.
Garbo managed to cut her swath through the women of Hollywood and retain her status as one of the biggest movie stars of the era. She made her first film with sound in 1931, Anna Christie, and was one of the few silent era stars to transition successfully into talking pictures.
She followed with well-known films like Grand Hotel (1932), Queen Christina (1933), Anna Karenina (1935), Camille (1936), and Ninotchka (1939).
She retired from film permanently in 1941 with the George Cukor-directed comedy Two-Faced Woman (tagline: "Go gay with Garbo!").


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Our baby was born on Tuesday, March 13th at 1:15 a.m. He is a healthy baby boy and weighed 7 lbs. 12 oz. and was 20 inches long. We named him Jack. He was born in our home in a waterbirth tub as we had planned a homebirth with a midwife. We had our DD at home as well but this was our first waterbirth. The labor went very fast and although that is what I had thought might happen and thought that I wanted, it went a bit too fast for my husband, as he was not prepared. This caused problems for us since I needed him to be there for me AND set up supplies. He ended up setting up the tub and putting out the birth supplies but did not do the other things that we had prepared which were to get the camera/ video ready and lead me through my hypnosis for childbirth CDs and scripts. I still benefited tremendously from the hypnosis and listened to one of the affirmations CDs which relaxed me through that 30 minutes or so.
This is how the day went:
I had Braxton-Hicks from that morning when I woke up and by that afternoon, I realized I was having some contractions that were demanding my attention. Nothing painful though or regular so I just waited for it to stop or get stronger and regular.
At 9 o'clock that night things intensified but as I was not sure if I was going into labor, I called my friend, Sarah, and my midwife to give them the heads up. I decided to take a shower to see if the contractions stopped or intensified. So sometime between 9 p.m. to 10 p.m., I went into labor. Unlike my first labor which in total lasted 49 hours with a prodromal early labor, this early labor was less than an hour. I called my friend and my midwife and asked them both to come over. I had not had any bloody show that I noticed and my water bag was still intact.
My midwife arrived at 11:15 p.m. and checked me and I was between 4 and 5 cm dilated with the baby high up at station -2. She said the baby would most likely come down when my water broke. I labored in my bedroom on the birthing ball while my husband set up the tub. I was in the bedroom for about an hour and a half. I was feeling the power of the contractions intensify and asked if I should get into the tub which was in the living room. I went to the bathroom to empty my bladder and my membranes released ("water broke") right into the toilet. It was so clean and did not get on everyone. The liquid was clear with a little bit of blood. I peed and then wrestled into a bathing suit top and skirt. It was all I could do to make it down the hall and get into the tub between contractions. This was around 1 a.m.
After I got into the tub, I was upset and distracted by a crinkly noise. I think it was the package for sterile gloves but it really broke my concentration. I mentioned this and the noise stopped and I breathed through a few more contractions. I already was feeling the urge to push but was too deep into the labor trance or hypnosis or whatever to communicate this right away. I was kneeling with my arms and head resting on the side of the tub when I said that I felt the urge to push. My midwife asked if I could change position so that she could check me. Her apprentice, Michelle, was putting a doppler on my belly to listen to the baby's heartbeat. I moved to a semi-reclining position to push and felt between my legs as his head was moving down. I told my husband who was at my left side to go to the front of the tub to be ready. It was dark in the room and my midwife shined the flashlight into the water. The baby's head was crowning and my husband got to feel his head coming out into the water. He said something like, "it's beautiful," and sounded fascinated. The baby was born and then placed on my chest. He was crying loud and I closed my eyes and held him tight. Even though he just came out of the water, he was still quite slippery. A towel was placed on us but I was feeling the temperature dropping. I was helped out of the tub while holding the baby as we were still attached. The cord was cut and then I birthed the placenta. My husband held the baby after cutting the cord. I lost very little blood and easing the baby out slowly helped a lot. I tore again but not nearly as bad as last time so I got stitches. This time, luckily, I got to stay at home and my midwife sutured me.
So we are settling in and breastfeeding is a challenge. Having a toddler and a newborn is a challenge and a blessing, so we'll have to see how that works out.
Congratulations to all of the other moms and babies on this board!
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It seems to be shower season. My beautiful friends, Tori and Josh, just welcomed their mini-me into this world yesterday (CONGRATULATIONS, WILLINGHAMS! Welcome to Earth, Silas!!) Friends left and right are getting married. This is certainly baby and bridal shower season. I'm heading to one today that will be a mostly (if not entirely) vegan affair. Vegan baking is a love of mine so this would have been no problem.. I've known my fare share of folks with Celiac's, too, so I'm ok with gluten-free.. but chocolate-free?? My amazing friend, Danielle, has a very restricted diet thanks to a long list of allergens and chocolate is on the list, as are oats, wheat, walnuts and all sorts of fruit and veg. So! I know she is a chocolate-lover and as such must miss it so I decided to go for it. To pull out the carob chips. Generally speaking I am not a fan of carob. There are very few things that I like that have it. It seems like a poor substitute most of the time but in these cookies, they are perfection! The cookie recipe is altered from one from Babycakes and the frosting is mine. These were a HUGE hit at the shower! It makes ~36 sandwich cookies.
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gf carob pecan sandwich cookies
2 cups virgin coconut oil
1 cup applesauce
2 tsp salt
2 tbsp vanilla extract
1 tbsp almond extract
2 cups turbinado sugar
3 cups Bob's Red Mill GF All-Purpose Baking Flour
1 cup sorghum flour
1/4 cup flax meal
1/4 cup chia meal
2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp ground cardamom
3 tsp xanthum gum
1 cup carob chips
1 cup chopped pecans
Preheat the oven to 325 and line baking sheets with parchment (I don't have enough baking sheets so had to do this in a few rounds). Mix the oil, applesauce, sugar, salt, and extracts in a large bowl. In a medium bowl mix the rest of the dry ingredients, flours, seed meals, baking soda, cardamom, xanthum gum. Put a bit of the dry into the wet at a time and mix. I just used a fork but a mixer would work, too. The dough will be a little grainy, don't judge the final taste on the dough – GF flours always have a weird taste to me when raw but cooked they are great. Once it is fully combined fold in the chips and pecans. I used a half sphere tablespoon to scoop out the dough onto the sheet and that worked great. Space about an inch apart and squish them down a bit before putting them in the oven. Bake for 15 minutes, allow to cool a few minutes before transferring to your cooling rack. ** Refrigerating the dough makes it easier to scoop and makes a fluffier looking cookie. Allow to cool COMPLETELY before sandwiching.
vanilla frosting
1/2 cup non-hydrogenated shortening
1/2 cup soy-free Earth Balance margarine
2 cups powdered sugar
1 tbsp vanilla extract
1 tbsp almond milk
1 tbsp ground coconut (grind unsweetened coconut in the the food processor)
Use a handmixer to mix the shortening and earth balance until smooth and it starts to fluff a bit (1-2 minutes). Add in the sugar ~1/2 cup at a time and mix, add in the extract and almond milk about half way into the process. Keep mixing for a few minutes until it gets light and fluffy, fold in the coconut.
Put a spoon full on the center of your cookie and put another cookie on the other side! :c) I don't know if I was just being weird but it seemed to work better if you spin the cookie a little like you're taking a sandwich cookie apart? Seemed to distribute the frosting just right (and was more entertaining!)


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There was a scary moment during the second inning of Friday night's New York Yankees-Cleveland Indians game after Derek Jeter took an inside pitch from Corey Kluber to the side of his head. The Yankees shortstop didn't take the brushback lightly and walked to first base glaring at the young pitcher and mouthing the words, "You don't do that."
The fastball went right at Jeter's head and knocked his helmet off after hitting the bill. You could probably hear the ball smacking Jeter's helmet outside in the parking lot of Progressive Field.
Kluber got an earful from Jeter as he was heading to first base. Something you don't see too often from the Yankees leader.
It was the first start for Yankees ace CC Sabathia after returning from the 15-day DL and Indians players were probably wondering who was going to be plunked — as retaliation for hitting the Yankees captain — when they stepped up to the plate. They got off without a payback pitch.
Jeter avoided serious injury and seemed okay after the beaning. He made one of his patented leaping catch-and-throws to first base for the final out in the bottom of the second to prove it.
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some stupid nobody who will be bagging groceries next year maybe even next week decides he can throw at jeters head ? how about a suspension american league ? probably wont happen though because they say its ok to throw at yankees . time for a new commissioner and league officials who are not biased against yankees .why is bud selig still commissioner antway he has been one of the worst ones in the history of baseball !!!
Jeter has no room to complain. He makes a career out of crowding the plate then gets upset when a pitchef tries to take control of the plate back. Go cry somewhere else DJ! Just remember, your buddy Roger Clemens made a career out of throwing at batters heads when he was your teammate with the Yankees! It's part of the game, even though I don't agree with it. You can't have it both ways DJ! Live with and move on!
Deliberately throwing at ANYBODIES HEAD IS WRONG! YOU COULD KILL SOMEBODY, A-----E!
i think derek handled this very well. many batsman go after the pitcher, but jeter just stared him down with no cuss words either. he was in the middle of the batter's box and that pitch was at his head. clemens was his own person and derek had nothing to do with how clemens pitched. you go derek for your sportsmanship.
I think it should carry an immediate ejection and a $ 100,000.00 fine tio throw at a batters head. It should also carry a 1 year suspension from MLB. I know pitchers throw at batters all the time, but not at thier heads.
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Alec Baldwin claimed he was booted off a plane at Los Angeles international airport yesterday, after a flight attendant complained about him playing with a game on his mobile phone. The 30 Rock star, who was hoping to fly to New York on an American Airlines plane, took to his Twitter account to moan about his ejection from the …
I get so frustrated and annoyed by those who play with their electronic toys on flights in the pre-takeoff, pre-and-post-landing phase.
The primary reason for the rule is one of safety. But there's another aspect - crowd control. When you're in a tight cabin with no legroom and the plane is going nowhere then EVERYBODY is going to be frustrated. Mix that in with tsk tsk tsk or beep beep beep and you're going to push some people over the edge.
Alec Baldwin would be on the end of my fist if I cross his path. Unless he has an electrical engineering degree, like me, or is an experienced aeronautics designer or pilot, then he has no place determining what is and isn't safe as far as use of electronic devices on a flight.
People are idiots. The number of people smoking a cigarette with the window down as they drive into the local Tesco fuel station really bothers me.
On the one hand...
Alec Baldwin was an idiot for not turning off his phone. It's a rule, and the flight attendants are only enforcing that rule. Better to turn off your game until the plane is in the air.
On the other hand... the rules are beyond stupid, and as a fellow electrical engineer, you should know that. If any system is so poorly shielded that a cell phone can throw it off, what about all the other radiating devices? Digital watches, laptops on stand-by, children's toys - anything with electricity 'radiates', and could possibly interfere. Yet while no one would bother a kid with blinking shoes, someone reading a Kindle will surely get in trouble.
The rules need to change.
Re: Agreed
... but on that last bit, file under the strange but true category, and despite seeing it happen consistently in tv shows and films, a lit cigarette cannot ignite gas.
Or so the director's commentary for The Usual Suspects says.
Most fires at the pump are caused by static electricity.
Strange world isn't it?
if by gas you mean petrol in liquid form... yes
however, petrol vapour, which is a gas, can surely be ignited by a lit cigarette.
Who in their right mind would call a liquid "gas" ? ;-)
"Alec Baldwin would be on the end of my fist if I cross his path. Unless he has an electrical engineering degree, like me, or is an experienced aeronautics designer or pilot, then he has no place determining what is and isn't safe as far as use of electronic devices on a flight." -- I'm not aware of that particular flight fire-balling and crashing, I guess his use of the phone was safe in this instance, but in the interest of satisfying the attendant and remaining on the flight he probably should have been a good sheep and obeyed the rules ;)
Whether the rule is stupid or not is irrelevant
If you want to fly commercially, YOU WILL OBEY THE RULES, PERIOD!
Yes, the FAA realises that the rules need to change, but all it takes is some incident with a phone and a bomb and everyone runs for the "all electronic devices must be shut off" defence and everyone spits their dummies over how the FAA (or EAA or JAA) didn't prevent that by implementing a rule.
Electronics in aircraft are pretty well insulated from interferance. However, it is a rule, and a rule is a rule, but why do people like you have to be so self-righteous about it?
It is quite impossible for a lit cigarette to ignite petrol, simply not hot enough, even if you are sucking on it while the lit end is in a pool of petrol it will not ignite.
I think the primary reason fuel stations have no smoking signs is to prevent people lighting the cigarette with a lighter of match as the naked flame most certainly will ignite fuel if it gets in contact.
DID he use the aircraft setting on the phone, Oh you don't know do you! Pull your neck in.
it's so the pilot...
...doesn't hear interference on his comms to the control. Many aviation accidents are caused by micommunication.
Oh yes
with ma own too eyes I have seen the result of someone priming a bbq with petrol on a warm day and throwing in a fag.
Oh we did laff.
Re: if by gas you mean petrol...
'Gas' is used as the abbreviated form of "gasoline," formerly "gasolene." Not unlike how "petrol" is an abbreviated derivation of "petroleum." And, while not all "gas" is "gasoline," neither is all "petroleum" "petrol."
RE: Grrrr
" electrical engineer"
If you would be an "electrical engineer" (sic!) you'd know how ridiculous this ban is and you wouldn't make funny posts like this one on the internet about the subject.
Still fucking lights with a cigarette whether you want to argue the technicality of the liquid or the vapour combusting,
I assume then
you have never seen the "cigarrette extinguished" in a bucket of petrol trick???
Its the vapour thats flammable, not the liquid!
""United shud hav app onboard where u can play WWF w other passengers. American shud have app where u read the new testament w flt attendants,""
Twitter, destroying the English language since 2006.
>Twitter, destroying the English language since 2006.
Nah, he's an actor. What makes you think he was ever able to do better than that?
epic fail
ppl hu use wrds lik dat shud be f-ing shot.
(epic fail for baldwin)
Well done very twitter like. Your response was only 51 characters still had 89 to go. :)
Not being French, destroying the English language since ...
English's power is its mutability. Get used to it or learn French.
Bah, even French changes.
Sola lingua bona est lingua mortua.
Not being Latin, destroying the English language since...
(There, fixed it for you)
Not fixed at all
The French have L'Académie française. We have no such nonsense. As a result, English is in constant flux.
I occasionally make this point. It usually gains me several thumbs up. Just not when it's in a a twitter context. Funny watching y'all kneejerk.
@ John
"United shud hav app onboard where u can play WWF w other passengers. American shud have app where u read the new testament w flt attendants,"
No, we all accept that language changes through time and I would say that most of the changes are accepted without much notice, but you got thumbed down because you seemed to suggest we should accept the above gibberish as a natural progression of the English language, which frankly is ridiculous.
I can understand it perfectly.
And what a bunch of you really just don't understand is that the English language is not defined by the fucking OED. See American English, Australian English, and a shitload of dialects, creoles, pidgins and fuck knows what which are all English. You may not understand them, but they're English.
So I'm not suggesting that txt spk is a natural progression of anything. I am telling you that it already falls under the umbrella that is "English".
Please calm down.
What an angry and pompous man you are.
I have no idea why you consider yourself such an expert on what constitutes the English language but I can tell you with 100% certainty that 'w' and 'shud' are not words. They are, at best, the barely legible scrawling of an illiterate and ignorant man and I would suggest that you are equally ignorant if you think differently.
"I'm calmer than you are."
"What an angry and pompous man you are."
Yeah ... uh ... this is El Reg. Scorn is pretty much the order of the day, no?
"I have no idea why you consider yourself such an expert [...] but I can tell you with 100% certainty [...]"
Right. Hypocritise much? Look, I'm with Socrates. I don't know shit from shat. But I'm still allowed to have opinions, and to defend those opinions as strongly as the moderator allows. Okay?
What you won't find me doing, because it is the very essence of arrogant ass-hattery is claiming to know anything with 100% certainty.
Insofar as "w" and "shuld" are complete units of language that convey meaning ... they're words. And yes, they do convey meaning. We could all read and understand his message. Perhaps you feel that "laser" and "color" are not words? Or perhaps you'ld care to explain the stray letter in the middle of your handle? Whoopsie.
"They are, at best, the barely legible scrawling of an illiterate and ignorant man and I would suggest that you are equally ignorant if you think differently."
Yeah. And they used to say the same thing about people who end sentences with prepositions or split infinitives.
And in what way is a typed message "barely legible scrawling"? Did you mean "comprehensible typing"? What was that about ignorance?
Ah I see, you have the right to define any argument and by definition the English language in any terms you see fit. Very convenient for you.
I do however agree with that right, but pretending anyone apart from yourself should give a crap about your arguments and by extension accept that silly, made-up words are automatically part of language because you happen to think they should be is ridiculous and possibly verging on narcissistic.
"Ah I see, you have the right to define any argument and by definition the English language in any terms you see fit. "
Wut? Where have I claimed this? Quote me or apologise.
English is defined operationally. Many, many, many people speak and understand txt. That is why "w" would be considered acceptable English (although possibly non-standard or colloquial), not because I say so. Because many people say so. Because it works. The same argument goes for "n". Time was, some conservative fool would have dragged you over the coals for your ghastly Americanism.
"Very convenient for you."
There is no verb in this sentence. Why are you allowed to deviate from the rules?
"[...] silly, made-up words"
Like ... tard or fanboi? Why not take the entire El Reg readership to task for not speaking English? While you're at it, can you give me one single word that isn't "made-up"?
Not automatically. Through use. Do pay attention.
Since you're trying to be the arbiter of acceptable English, that pretty much makes you the narcissist. The OUP's take on what constitutes English is in line with my inclusive description and not your proscriptive rubbish:
TL;DR. "We don't really know".
But if you want to hold fast to the Big Book of Truth, would this be the apposite moment to advise you to a) check the OED entry for "w"; b) check the OED entry for "shud"? Apology accepted in 5 ...
Re: Wut?
Any chance you two want to take this somewhere private? I fear this, er, debate is going to roll into 2012.
El Reg doesn't allow for private chat. And our nicks aren't quite as unqiue as yours, making discovery by search engine a tricky option.
Re: How?
Email or smoke signals or something.
If you don't want to moderate ...
... well I'm sure you can work the rest out for yourself.
That is all.
Anyone else refusing to turn off electronic devices "when the engines are running on the ground, during approach, take-off and landing" would receive the same treatment. You can argue whether it's a reasonable request, whether it can realistically interfere with critical systems or not, but we all know it's there and comply with it equally.
No, it wasn't
That is all.
Nobody turns their electronics off
Almost nobody actually turns their electronics off - most people just put them into hibernate - and Apple products (to my certain knowledge) will wake from hibernation and query DHCP servers and retrieve email while "off" - actually, I'm pretty sure my Android phone does the same thing too.
Most laptops really hibernate and are "dead" emission-wise - but almost all phone and tablet devices will wake up regularly. Just check your DHCP server logs overnight if you doubt me - or watch everyone when you land ... they just open their phones and start talking - the phones never boot up.
I turn my devices OFF. It worries me that our society is so wedded to these damn devices they have to be on and/or in hand at all times. Tom MacRae got it right (anyone remember that episode?).
Baldwin joins Mile High Club, or Come Fly With Me?
"Flight attendant on American reamed me out"
Even if he was doing something wrong, he won't admit it, he'll just want to save face by blaming the company. What's the bets at some point he said 'do you know who I am?' at the flight attendants. I vote for zero tolerance on abuse, regardless of the mug who's causing it.
And no I'm not in support of American Airlines, I just accept that flight companies don't get the difference between a phone that's off and a phone that's not visible to them, and that flight attendants have enough shit to deal with.
Mine's the one with 'oooeee look at me I'm famous' written on the back
Plus the flipside of the story...
According to other passengers who were on the flight (reported in last night s Eveninstanard) it actually went somethign like this:
He was talking loudly on the phone and not playing the game.
He was asked politely 4 times to turn it off.
He then stood up tipping over a load of papers, went to the loo and started banging his fists on the walls.
The was forced to leave the loo and started hamering on the bar (first class tick one assumes) and shouting at the staff.
The staff then forced him to leave the plane, causing a 1 hour delay to all the other passengers as the plane missed its designated slot for takeoff.
Don't know about you, but of these stories seems much more like to get someone thrown off a fligh than the other.
Being a coffin-dodger, I can honestly say I have no idea who he is, and am absolutely adamant that I have no desire to learn.
I think the regulations about devices are crap too
...but I'm not going to take it out on the Flight Attendents. Like it or not we all have to abide by the rules and those Flight Attendents have to enforce it.
F'ing Alec Baldwin... what a self important / self righteous ass
Poor Bubbykins
You know the rules. No Phoney-woney on the Planey-waney.
They shouldn't have let him catch a later flight.
Anybody who writes "shud"
is an illiterate twat.
That is all.
...an illiterate twat I've never heard of before.
You just wrote it in your title, Herr Lieberman.
more like.
I was under the impression that he was thrown off the flight because he refused to turn off his toy prior to takeoff and because he abused staff who wouldn't go along with the "rules don't apply to celebs like me" concept. This also means that a plane load of people had their travel delayed by one arrogant git - I hope he gets prosecuted.
Witnesses differ on account
According to witnesses, Mr. Baldwin threw a tantrum which got the attention of the captain, for which he was summarily ejected.
And rightly so. Rules are rules, Mr. Baldwin, irrespective of what sinking ship TV show you sail or credit card you flog.
(Was he playing "Words with Friends" with his daughter? Might explain a few things.)
In another direction, the AAIB's report on the Heathrow flight, which dropped like a stone just short of the runway, noted some tests run on the avionics and controlled devices. The tests found that, even at significant strength (something like 100 times normal broadcast strength from a mobile phone,) cellular signals did not interfere with the systems. As a layman with moderate exposure to RF-noisy electronics and signal busses since childhood, I am inclined to agree with ArmanX who purports to possess an EE degree.
Paris, 100 times normal broadcast strength.
youtube + mobile phone video == 21st century version of public humiliation via medieval Stocks
@"Mr. Baldwin threw a tantrum which got the attention of the captain, for which he was summarily ejected."
Ironically its times like that I wish someone had quickly used their mobile to briefly video the event to humiliate people like Baldwin for holding everyone up and in doing so, show people like Baldwin up in public for what they are really like. The more that happens, the more society as a whole puts pressure against this kind of behaviour to show its unacceptable.
It would also help a case against him if the airline wanted to prosecute him for his attitude to staff and everyone else and for holding up the flight.
Video phones are turning into basically a 21st century way to publicly humiliate these kinds of people in the same public way medieval Stocks were once used at the site of a busy town centre market.
Just look at the case of the arrogant bullying ranting woman on the tram in Croydon over the past week for an example of how society is using new technology in a very old way to publicly humiliate these arrogant self-obsessed people.
Shame we can't also throw mud, eggs and other rotten smelly food at them like they did with medieval Stocks. ;)
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