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The Best of Muskie Country
- By: Brad Bohen
- Photography by: Tosh Brown
- Best Place to Catch Your First Muskie
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Muskie Tribe
- By: Brad Bohen
- Photography by: Tosh Brown
I used to be a blissfully happy trout angler living a normal life in southwest Montana, catching dozens of fish a day on tiny dries or great big streamers. I had a job, a life, a routine. Now I'm a bachelor living in the Wisconsin northwoods, packing a fly box the size of a briefcase, and I'm happy when I boat a single fish in a long day on the water. My only routine is treating chronically slashed-up hands and healing my pride after it is trounced by what has become the focus of my life—the muskellunge.
So why did I give up trout and take on this highly predatory and confounding fish? The answer is this: The pull of my home state was too strong to ignore, and I wanted to rediscover myself, find my soul, on the water, while mastering what many considered an impossible task—regularly taking muskie with flies.
Blowing it Up
- By: Robert S Tomes
- Photography by: Tosh Brown
Whether you realize it or not, modern fly-fishing is guided by an age-old code of conduct with specific rules that help you catch more fish and, in some cases, keep the peace. Among those rules: don't spook the fish; don't drag your fly; keep your tip up; let the fish run; and never, ever give away a friend's secret spot.
That's all true in the world of trout, but in the Midwest and its emerging world of muskie fly-fishing, anglers are smashing those rules by blending elements of conventional and saltwater techniques, including big flies and figure-eight retrieves, to take muskie, with regularity, on flies.
Fab 5 Fall Hatches
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- Photography by: Louis Cahill
I enjoy watching friends fish, but this debacle was too much and I was on the verge of losing it. My pal Dan Summerfield had just missed, like, 15 eats in a row.
"WTF," I shouted from my perch above Idaho's North Fork Clearwater River, mocking our dreadful societal sway toward slaphappy acronyms, as if I were texting instead of sharing an afternoon on the water with a friend. He answered, "This size 20 Baetis is so small I just can't get a good set."
Dean River Records Fall
- By: Fly Rod and Reel
After a couple years of sparse steelhead returns on western British Columbia's fabled Dean River, anglers found reason to rejoice this summer as…
Rivers of a Lost Coast
- By: Seth Norman
There's much to ponder in Rivers of a Lost Coast, an award-winning documentary about a minor apocalypse—make that major for West Coast salmon, with many runs already extinct or on the verge; and catastrophic for California's steelhead, now so diminished that conditions call for a new word or one I don't know yet. If decimation means taking one of 10, how do we describe a process that leaves roughly that? And when so much of what's left is spawned hatchery product returning from the Pacific for factory-pool reunions?
Bull Fights
- By: Ted Williams
- Photography by: Peter Thompson
Bob Orsua was in full cry on September 15, 2010. "That's a lie!" he told me between deep inhalations as he spoke unofficially for the 100-member Flathead Wildlife Inc. rod-and-gun club and virtually all outfitters, charter skippers and guides who work 122,885-acre Flathead Lake in northwestern Montana.
Nushagak Kings
- By: E. Donnall Thomas
"Fly-fishing for king salmon is a lot like flying airplanes in the bush, with long periods of relaxing routine punctuated by moments of outright panic...."
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- By: Joe Healy
We published a short first-person essay by fly fisher Peter Harrison in the March 2010 issue (page 18 of the "Short Casts" section) titled "Steelhead and Wind Knots," which included an introduction by Fly Rod & Reel editor-at-large Joan Wulff. The piece brought some feedback… enough for a follow-up comment.


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TEMPE, Ariz. -- Tempe Town Lake is down to a depth of about 3 feet -- less in some areas -- after one of the rubber bladders that make up the dam burst, allowing hundreds of thousands of gallons of water to rush downstream into the normally dry river bed.
Authorities said Tempe Town Lake could lose up to 75 percent of its water. Mike Reichling of the Tempe Fire Department said the man-made lake, which can hold up to 1 billion gallons of water, will likely remain at its current depth until the dam can be fixed.
One of the four 16-foot tall rubber bladders, which are located near Arizona State University, broke shortly before 10 p.m. Residents in the area reported hearing a loud bang. That's when water started pouring downstream. Several people rushed outside to see what was happening.
"We were about five minutes away from the dam when we heard this giant 'boom' noise," said Maisy Henderson-Bowden. "It was almost like a sonic boom."
"There was just a huge explosion-sounding noise," said Maureen Howell. "We looked at the dam and it just exploded outwards and there was water coming over, huge waves. It was coming through with a lot of force."
"It was like a gigantic waterfall," said Luke Henderson. "It was crazy."
Emergency crews were on the scene quickly.
"We responded immediately, put our plan into action," Reichling said.
Police officers scoured both sides of the river, both on the ground and from the air, searching for anybody who might have been caught in the onslaught of water. It's not uncommon for homeless people to camp in the river bed when it's dry. Nobody was found.
"We have actually exercised this scenario many times, going through our preparations for something like this to happen," Reichling said.
While a flash-flood warning was issued because of the situation, no injuries were reported and no structures were threatened by the rushing water. That warning was allowed to expire at 5:30 a.m.
It's not known yet what caused the bladder to break, but Tempe City Manager Charlie Meyer said police determined there was no criminal activity involved in the dam failure.
Reichling said the dam's bladders are old.
"I appears that this was just a natural occurrence," Reichling explained, saying normal wear and tear is likely be to blame.
The bladders were already scheduled for replacement this year; new ones are being manufactured. Tempe spokeswoman Kris Baxter-Ging said the city is working to speed up that process.
Mayor Hugh Hallman said Tempe Town Lake will probably be closed until the fall.


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i believe that vigilantism is the highest form of realism.
fuck the law.
fuck destiny, fate, or whatever the hell you want to call it.
whoever heard of bad things happening to bad people?
(Not literally.)
But I've half destroyed whatever fate was laid out for me.
It feels good.
only half?
so for those of you falling in love
keep it kind, keep it good, keep it right
throw yourself in the midst of danger
and keep one eye open at night.
--"Elephants" Rachel Yamagata
I said the same thing too...
And then was depressed for a year straight.
Haha, straight.
I've decided to just sorta go-with-the-flow now.
I'm much happier. <3 The decisions are all still mine, but I don't try and fight it all every step of the way.
But to each their own; maybe you'll be happier blowing destiny off. <3
Just remember, I loooooooove yoouuuuuu~.
as soon as i saw the journal was titled 'anarchy' i just HAD to click on it lol
And that's another reason why I'm a pyro who knows how to pick locks, sneak around very stealthily, go into 'surveillance mode', make explosives, and how to incapacitate someone without killing them ;D
Living in a sculpted society has led me to become the unstable psychopath that I am today... (umm...) JOY!!!
♪Blood blood everywhere, and every drop is there to spare♪
i'm not sure wether to be afraid or happy that some one here knows how to do all of that... since it's all one person i'm leaning toword the first choice....
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MEDFORD, Ore. – A local auto shop wants to help area food banks by trading service for peanut butter.
This month, Kelly's Auto Service in Medford is giving a free pair of windshield wipers to anyone who brings in a 16 ounce jar of peanut butter. All of the food will be donated to ACCESS, and the Josephine County Food Bank. So far, they have received 400 jars of peanut butter.
"We're only trading wiper blades for peanut butter, but some customers have brought in other canned goods, not perishables, anything's welcome," said Kelly's Auto Service Manager Jay Wolfman. "It's been a tough year for a lot of people, food-wise, the food banks are really well tapped, so anything people want to bring in we'll make sure they get to the right places so people can get food."
Kelly's Auto Service will continue to accept the food through the end of the month. They hope to raise close to 500 jars of peanut butter by the end of the month.


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Voted London's favourite pool by the capital's swimmers in May 2005, the Porchester Baths are an art deco-inspired architectural treasure built back in the day when water was scarce and bathing was trendy.
Madame Tussauds offers a unique opportunity to hang out with the wax counterparts of all the most famous stars of stage, screen and sport. Join politicians, religious leaders and a host of fictional and historical heroes and villains.
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Marylebone Farmers' Market, held at the Cramer Street car park every Sunday, is the largest in London.
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Dee Perry shares conversation with Thomas Lauderdale and China Forbes from Pink Martini prior to their performance this weekend at The Cleveland Museum of Art. Plus Dan Polletta has a musical chat with jazz legend Benny Golson as he gets ready for gig this weekend at Nighttown. Plus we preview a new documentary about Maurice The Sax Man Reedus Jr., Cleveland's beloved street musician, coming to The Cleveland International Film Festival later this month.
Pink Martini performs this Saturday, March 15 at The Cleveland Museum of Art (presented by The Grog Shop) at 8:30pm.
Benny Golson performs this Saturday, March 15 at Nighttown.
The Sax Man about Maurice Reedus Jr. screens during The Cleveland International Film Festival Sunday March 23rd at 7:45 PM and Monday March 24th at 12:10 PM at Tower City Cinemas
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Holiday Hosting: 10 Crowd-Pleasing Christmas Appetizer Recipes
The Christmas season means guests, and lots of them. The best way to feed a holiday crowd? Christmas appetizers. Plates of beautiful little nibbles make a gathering more festive and allow guests to eat while they socialize. When you're planning your menu, be sure to provide a wide variety of dishes. Keep in mind the play of flavors and how your array of appetizers complement one another. Rich, cheesy appetizers balance nicely against the saltiness of olives or nuts; throwing a sweet appetizer into the mix makes for a nice surprise. Some appetizers, like the pizzettas here, lend themselves to plenty of variation. You can make the basic appetizer, then choose your toppings to accommodate different guests (shredded pork for the meat-lovers; three cheese and herb for the vegetarians).
Another consideration is appearance — it's the holidays, after all, so look for appetizers with pizzazz. But that doesn't mean you have to run yourself ragged. A number of appetizers can be made hours or even a day in advance, and many dips and spreads actually benefit from being made the day before to give their flavors time to coalesce.
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Mombasa, or "Island of War" is the second largest city in Kenya and the hub for visiting the costal part of Kenya, where some of the most beautiful beaches of the country are accessible nearby. Mombasa is also home to Kenya's only seaport.
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There are very few hostels in the Mobassa region with most of them being camp grounds a good long way from the city. The best compromise that I could find was the Nirvana hostel in Nylai. Its in a nice neighbourhood 5 minutes walk from the beach where you can get a nice beverage at the resort bars. There are no facilities close by but its a very short and cheap microbus ride to the shops or to the old town. It was recommended to us by the taxi drivers at the airport so they know where it is and it was nice quiet place. Don't look for a party there but there are blue balled monkeys around and the owner is nice english girl. Good tip? (0) FOR DIVING or BOAT TRIP Not far away from there is Mombasa and many little fisherman villages, like Shimoni...The beach and landscape are awesome. And its easy to go into the village and make some "friends" :) specially childrens... For divers or snorkellers I recomend: Liquid Marine. Is a small Diving Center, but the best. And the Crew its very cool and responsable... You will spend some nice time there... Kisses www.liquidmarine.net -Shimoni- Good tip? (0) trés agréable, belles plages , sable chaud et poissons aux multiples couleurs... attention tout de même à ne pas se faire avoir, il ne faut pas se laisser embarquer de nuit pas les autochtones dans des boîtes ou autres endroits mal famés, le coté tourisme est trés agréable, mais ça , les pikpockets le savent ! à faire: plongée dans la lagune , jet ski, planches à voile...l'océan indien est un véritable paradis ! Good tip? (0) Recent Updates for Mombasa
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Montréal, September 1, 2011 – Tourisme Montréal has teamed up with the Conseil des arts de Montréal to launch the new Prix Tourisme Montréal du rayonnement international. This award, along with a grant of $5,000, will be one of 10 honours conferred on November 1, 2011, as part of the Prix de Montréal pour les arts et la culture, a major event organized by the Conseil des arts de Montréal.
The Prix Tourisme Montréal du rayonnement international (international influence award) is an annual recognition of a participating cultural organization or artist who, through their activities, contributes to the enhancement of Montréal's international profile. Once a year, a jury will award the prize to an organization or artist who has demonstrated exemplary effort and achievement, either at home in Montréal or elsewhere, in their actions to encourage international travellers to visit Montréal.
"It is with great pride that Tourisme Montréal announces the creation of the Prix Tourisme Montréal du rayonnement international to recognize excellence by a Montréal cultural organization or artist in influencing tourism. Montréal's cultural image is highly regarded internationally, and we count on this asset to convince visitors to choose Montréal as their travel destination. The time has now come to honour those who, over the years, have gone above and beyond when it comes to stimulating cultural tourism," states the Honourable Charles Lapointe, President and CEO of Tourisme Montréal.
Founded in 1919, Tourisme Montréal is a private, not-for-profit organization that is responsible for providing leadership in the concerted efforts of hospitality and promotion in order to position the destination on leisure and business travel markets. It is also responsible for developing Montréal's tourism product in accordance with the ever-changing conditions of the market.
Furthermore, some 15 years ago, Tourisme Montréal launched a major project to study the dynamic between tourism and culture in Montréal. Since 2008, a triennial partnership between Tourisme Montréal, the City of Montréal, and the Ministère de la Culture, des Communications et de la Condition féminine (MCCCF), as established in the Entente sur le développement culturel de Montréal (agreement on Montréal's cultural development),has led to increased effort to develop Montréal's cultural tourism industry. In addition, the Plan d'action 2007-2017, Montréal, métropole culturelle (2007-2017 action plan – Montréal, cultural metropolis) also targets the development of cultural tourism in order to promote Montréal as a travel destination in Canada and abroad.
About the Conseil des arts de Montréal
A dynamic partner of Montréal artistic creation, the Conseil des arts de Montréal supports and recognizes excellence in professional artistic creation, production, and distribution through financial support, advice, and cooperative and development actions. For over 50 years, the Conseil des arts de Montréal has contributed through its actions to the development of "Montréal, cultural metropolis."
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WOW! I may agree with you, but wouldn't advice to take this road unless it's the last resort. If my wife comes to me with this approach, I'd be the one filing the divorce at first hour in the morning. Whatever I told her in our bedroom wasn't meant to be taped, nor she have the right to disclose it. Reching the point were I am being treatened and blackmailed using what I said because I (giving this approach) was MISLEAD to trust in my wife, there's no way back to rebuild the lost trust: I wouldn't be able to openly express my feelings and thoughts with my wife, afraid of being recorded with the purpose of using my words as a weapon against me!Originally Posted by SouthBond
Sorry, but, this advice doesn't differ from advicing her to file a divorce right now.
This people have a communication problem, she have issues with her self steem, he seems to have issues with the awareness required to swing, and IMO, with the awareness required to take care of a relationship (and I say, "he seems to", because all we have are the wife's perception from his behavior). They need to find ways to increase the trust in each other and in the relationship, while you're advicing the opposite: to destroy whatever trace of trust they already have.
I believe we should be more responsible on the consequences for whatever advice we may provide. What you said would be an acceptable provokation if you were talking face to face, because you'd be there to "catch up" the reaction, but in a forum, you risk someone to take your words literaly as a nice choice to deal with this (or a similar) problem, just to end up facing an even worst scenario.


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by David Sepulveda | Nov 2, 2012 11:22 am
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New Haven is accustomed to art exhibits, perpetual openings and receptions that are emblematic of its burgeoning arts culture, but last Saturday's event at ArtSpace, heralded what may be another chapter and model in how art can be used in service of a cause. A one-night silent auction in which some 200 area artists came together to donate approximately 315 works for the benefit of beloved New Haven artist Chris Engstrom drew nearly 400 attendees.
Chris, who lives in Westville at Art Lofts West, was recently diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrigs Disease, an incurable neuromuscular disease that has limited his ability to work even as it continues its trajectory of muscular degeneration, ultimate paralysis, and usually death.
Chris was present for the auction event and also contributed artworks among the hundreds of pieces on display. A large portrait, the star and face of the event that was painted by Chris during graduate school, was offered during a live auction segment and won by thrilled bidder Anne Gunnison.
As the elbow-to-elbow crowd buzzed around artworks vying to post winning bids, Chris remained the focus of their good will and well wishes.
Reflecting on the event several days later, Chris said he was "still riding the wave of the night and the emotions it brought forward with friends, family and total strangers coming together. It was so powerful,. Throughout the night I was buoyed up by a steady sea of hugs. I had to sit, but the hugs kept me going."
The evening's success in terms of sheer dollars raised was "beyond our wildest imaginations," according to one of the event organizers, Ihrie Means. Means said she envisions similar events in the future: "We are very excited about the future possibilities of this type of event ... In a community like this, with so many artists and art appreciators, I can envision this being an annual event with endless possibilities and permutations."
Chris, who said monies raised would be a great help, also said he wanted the focus of the evening to remain on the communal aspect of the event: "People gathered from many regions and states and the New Haven community made that possible. We were all gathered under one roof at ArtSpace, a gallery supporting community artists, and we rested on their shoulders in providing a venue. Artspace should really be called Heartspace," he noted.
Chris credited friend and gallery manager Michael Galvin with coordinating events at ArtsSpace, including painting the gallery and setting up the sizable exhibit.
Event co-organizer Anne Goslin, who had worked with Chris at Yale Art Gallery, said much of the evening's success is owed to Chris himself. "It wouldn't have been such a big and good success if Chris wasn't such a good man and made such valuable contributions within the community as a swimming instructor, art teacher at Cooperative Arts and Humanities High School, teacher at Creative Arts Workshop, and an outdoor educator at Two Coyotes Wilderness School."
Two Coyotes is a program designed to build community with classes held in parks and nature centers throughout Connecticut. Chris said that nature ,and the ability to see what's beautiful out there, help him cope with a "devastating diagnosis." Nature also figures prominently in Chris's work, including an autobiographical, illustrated children's book he hopes to get published soon.
During a phone conversation from his parents' home in Massachusettes, Chris counseled that "it is important to focus on the simpler things in life whether or not one has a disease—friendships, family, and time doing the things you love."
In an open letter posted to the auction Facebook page, Chris thanked a core of organizers drawn from two main groups: Anne Goslin, Nancy MacGregor, Andres Garces and Paul Panamarenko, and former coworkers from the Yale Art Gallery; and friends and classmates from the Yale School of Art, 2003, including Ihrie Means, and Sabrina Marques. Food and beverages were provided by J.B. London Limited of Chapel Street with music provided by Paul Panamarenko, Chris Mir, and Spacelover, featuring Meredith Andrews and Fritz Hortsman.
Organizer Ihrie Means said she was "overwhelmed by how much love was in that room. It was palpable/heart-warming and heart-wrenching." She also described the consensus of event sponsors and attendees: "What we thought would be a 'successful' event turned out to be a complete blow-out, a fantastical evening that I think everyone in attendance will remember for a long time."
An appeal for support posted by family members on a Wordpress website reads: "Chris is a fighter, but he also needs your help in his battle with ALS. Chris, like anyone else, deserves a life of dignity and fulfillment. In order to reach that goal, he will need help with medical bills, everyday living expenses, equipment, handicap renovations and most of all, finding ways of living life to the fullest. Direct donations to Chris can be made here.
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posted by: P.J. on November 4, 2012 2:07pm
This sounds like a wonderful event! My prayers go out to Chris and his family. It is a great thing when the community comes together to provide love and support to someone facing a challenging illness. The overwhelming success of this event is a testament to the warmth and respect people feel towards Chris- as an artist and as a valued member of the community.


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Three men arrested by detectives investigating the attempted murder of a policeman in east Belfast have been released without charge.
Two men, aged 25 and 34, were detained in Belfast on Sunday - hours after the police officer found a bomb under his car on the Upper Newtownards Road.
A third man, aged 41, was arrested in west Belfast on Tuesday. All three were released on Wednesday evening.
Police have blamed dissident republican paramilitaries for the bomb attempt.
The officer who was targeted found the device during a routine check of his family car at about 14:00 GMT on Sunday, as he prepared to take his wife and two children out to lunch.
Army bomb disposal officers carried out controlled explosions and took the defused bomb away for further examination.
Police said it was "clearly intended to kill the police officer".
In a statement, PSNI (Police Service of Northern Ireland) Assistant Chief Constable George Hamilton said: "It is very fortunate that this device was detected before it exploded and that no-one was killed or seriously injured."
A few seconds on his knees to look under his car saved a police officer and his family from carnage on their way to have Sunday lunch.
As his wife and two young children watched, he carried out his routine search of his vehicle and spotted a device intended to kill him.
"We are very grateful that this officer acted in the way he did and checked his car, otherwise the consequences would have been absolutely devastating for him and his family," says Assistant Chief Constable George Hamilton.
Hours after it was discovered, the bomb was defused in a controlled explosion by the army.
However the device was recovered partially intact and police hope forensic tests could identify those who made and planted it.
ACC Hamilton added that the officer's family and neighbours "were also put at risk of serious harm".
He said there was a severe threat level across Northern Ireland and appealed to officers to be vigilant and check under their cars.
He hoped the device would be useful as evidence because it was discovered and did not engage.
"This murderous type of attack is not the way forward for our society," he added.
"No-one is entitled to take the life of another human being in circumstances such as this. Our appeal is for the vast majority of people to stand up against this rump of anti-peace dissident republicanism."
A number of houses in the area had to be evacuated on Sunday while Army bomb officers made the device safe.
The chairman of Northern Ireland's Police Federation, Terry Spence, said he would be seeking a meeting with Chief Constable Matt Baggott to discuss officers' personal security.
In recent years, dissident republican paramilitary groups have carried out a number of attacks on PSNI officers.
In April 2011, Constable Ronan Kerr was killed when a booby-trap car bomb exploded under his car in Omagh, County Tyrone.
The previous year, Constable Peadar Heffron lost a leg in a similar attack as he drove to work in Randalstown, County Antrim.
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"We didn't have the money to really adequately sell Frederica," Levy admits now. "So we had to tell people who Dunn was. We had to say, 'This is a guy who doesn't belong in public office.' When you're running on nuts and bolts, you use everything you got."
Another element of Wilson's strategy was to allege that Dunn was trying to confuse the electorate. At a press conference just a week before the October 1 election, she claimed that voters in white areas had confused Richard Dunn with Marvin Dunn, a Florida International University professor who has run for office before. Dunn countered by accusing Wilson of dirty campaigning. But the "Principal with Principles" A as Levy billed her A had crippled his momentum. She won the runoff by 7000 votes, a stunning reversal.
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Dunn likewise exhibits less-than-Christian forgiveness. "I had enough dirt on that woman to blow her to Washington, D.C., and never come back," he says, stabbing at a collard green. "People came to me and said, 'Here, you can use this!' I can't tell you I wasn't tempted. But that just isn't Christ-like."
Dunn blesses the waitress for bringing him a Sweet 'N Low and shovels another piece of cornbread into his mouth. "I had a lot of fun during that campaign," he announces without a trace of irony. "But it cost me something in the congregation. I've almost got to start over and reorientate people back to the vision. I've got to pastor now. Visit the sick. Clothe the nekkid. Spend time with the widows."
As of last week, however, Dunn said he was probably going to run for a seat on the Dade County Commission in District 3, one of three freshly drawn black districts that he and other minority activists fought to establish. "I got to pray it through and touch base with the people who can help me get elected," he says. "But I'm looking at numbers, and so far I like what I see. It's looking good. Very good." He has even gone so far as to open a campaign account.
If he does announce for the March 16 election, Dunn will be in familiar company. Victor Curry announced last week that he will run in District 2, which includes much of his Liberty City stomping grounds. The decision came as something of a jolt to black religious and political players, many of whom anticipated Curry would focus on building his popular church.
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Duty may be the most apt word. Perched restlessly behind a desk in his rented Miami Shores office, Curry radiates a palpable disdain for the muck of papers that clog his chaotic schedule. He plainly regards press interviews as yet another drab mandate. "I don't want my community left out any more when the pie is being divided," he says, mouthing what has become a standard line.
With an impatience that borders contempt, he shrugs off concerns about a potential time crunch. "Ever since I've been preaching, that's been my label, that I'm spreading myself too thin. But I've only got one gear and that's go. If it ever gets to the point where it's more of a conflict to do my job here at New Birth than to do my job there, then I'll resign from there."
Curry's impatient eyes begin to drift. On the wall opposite him, he has mounted a shrine to Martin Luther King, Jr. "Our histories kind of parallel," he explains. "Not that I'm any Martin Luther King. But we both came to the pulpit young. He came out of an Ebenezer Baptist church. So did I. And my aunt and uncle are members of his church in Atlanta." Curry notes one other obvious similarity: Both he and King have been assailed as philanderers. What he leaves unstated is the bald fact that King never subjected himself to this sort of interview A because King never run for public office.


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I really don't think you can fry your system with AfterBurner alone anymore.
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As usual, the most insightful and informative comment is at the bottom where it won't be seen; the most sensationalist and factually inaccurate comments are at the top modded to +5.
Sounds reasonable to me. The article says that a lot of the Lithium settled into the core of the star via diffusion. The reason the deuterium abundance measurements are not affected by this is that they are not done in stars, but in distant absorbing systems.
Peer review is fine. The problem is that there isn't enough reviewer guidance, nor are there enough pots for money for "high risk, high reward" situations. Government agencies are too afraid of "wasting" their money. These things can easily be remedied by having changes at the administrative level such that money is set aside for risky projects. Peer review can then go on the same way with revised criteria.
Also remember, for every story like the miracle cancer medicine that couldn't get funded for years but then became a runaway success, there are say 10-100 rejected projects that wouldn't have gone anywhere. What if there isn't any objective way to tell apart that 1-10% from the failures? Should we fund all of them? I don't think so as there is still much to be gained from "incremental" science.
oops I meant earth masses not solar.
5.4 solar masses is m sin i, where i is the inclination of the orbit to the plane of the sky. Therefore, the mass could well be greater than 5.4 solar masses, and so it could be a neptune or in rare cases of close to face-on inclination have even higher mass.
This is a limitation of the radial velocity method, which was used in this detection; with transits (where you watch the star dim as the planet passes in front of it) you already know the inclination---it's 90 degrees to a high accuracy. So you know the mass once you have a transit and a radial velocity.
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What a load of bull. Only in the core of the Sun does fusion actually occur. The temperature at the core is 15 million Kelvin and the central density is 160,000 kg/m^3. That is an energy density fucking orders of magnitude about decomposing manure. The numbers you get are by averaging over the entire Sun, which is irrelevant, because only a tiny central region of the Sun is hot enough for fusion.
10+ years on Slashdot and in the past few years it has really been taken over by amateurs. Every hard physics / astronomy article is filled with nonsense patently FALSE comments modded up to +4. Our collective intelligence has been decreasing, friends.
Please know what you are doing before you mod up an incorrect article... a simple Wikipedia peek will fix it for you folks.
These BICEP2 guys didn't back-pedal of their own accord, friends---how about citing the much more senior and respected people, such as WMAP guru Spergel, who already DID the joint Planck analysis and showed them how hasty they had been? This is pretty poor reporting on NS's part.
BICEP2 were a bunch of young upstarts riding into town with guns a-blazing. The sheriff came down and told them to calm down, boys, calm down.
Let's face it---supersymmetry's entire cachet is based on the minimal supersymmetric standard model. If the minimal model goes away, it will lose so many supporters that it will become yet another one of "those" theories that few (other than its proponents) care about.
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silvercover wrote:well that would depend on how chi develops.
No it doesn't.
silvercover wrote:well that would depend on how chi develops.
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ari-6 wrote:Am I the only one who thinks Demo and Chi are going to end up friends?
ari-6 wrote:......Um, excuse me for asking but are you talking to me or Silver?
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As the poet wrote: "May your heart always be joyful and may your song always be sung, May you stay forever young."
"Forever Young," a reality series form Ashton Kutcher and his co-producers on "Beauty and the Geek" will explore ageism, teaming 70somethings and 20somethings in "a unique social experiment." Six episodes of "Forever Young" will begin production for TVland, presumably to air next year.
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When separated by five decades, six wars and 10 presidents, "Forever Young" explores how revealing and how funny it can be when youth and wisdom join forces, whether in appreciation of the past, understanding the present or preparing for the future.
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Tonight. Tonight was freaking spectacular. I went to dinner with Judd and Brittany. We only stayed for about forty or so minutes, the conversation didn't pick up as smoothly as it did the last time Brittany came, but I think that's because all three of us were out of it; Judd was coming down from a high and Brittany and I were somewhat tired. So I suggested that we celebrate Brittany getting a new car by taking a cruise in it. Judd didn't want to go, so guess who spent an entire evening with Brittany alone? Yup. Me.
We drove aimlessly through country roads for a little bit, found a Siberian husky trotting alongside the road and tried in vain to coax it to us, then I told her about the beautiful creek Judd and I explored. So we went there, where we spent most of the evening. Her "new" car is a '93 Buick and it is the epitome of stereotypical old lady cars. She drives like an old lady, too! She goes incredibly slow and tends to swerve a bit when her mind floats elsewhere and she's just so cautious. God, she is adorable.
So we slipped off our shoes and waded through the creek, following it quite a distance both north and south, enjoying the sand beneath our feet and the minnows nibbling at our toes, hopping over logs, poking sticks in suspiciously large holes, just taking in nature. We had several frightening encounters; we came across a gigantic wolf spider, a baby corn snake, and a swarm of irritating bees that were surprisingly harmless. Brittany had several spaz attacks because she's deathly afraid of bees and she kept thinking that there was something dangerous in the water. Haha.
Once darkness began to descend, we sat beneath a very old, rickety bridge and talked as the fireflies danced all around us. I sat as close to her as I deemed would be comfortable for her and she didn't seem to mind at all. In the midst of our conversation, we heard what sounded like a huge animal walking through the brush. It sounded very close, so we were freaking out because we were surrounded by nearly pitch blackness and had no idea what the fuck it was. I scooted even closer to her and snuggled up next to her for a few moments, and after holding our breaths for awhile in silence we finally relaxed and kept talking. She didn't seem to mind that, either. The physical contact, not the scary noise. She definitely minded the scary noise. But then I mumbled Sasquatch and Bigfoot jokes to ease the tension so it was okay.
After that we gathered the nerve to slip our shoes back on and goof around on the bridge, which looked like it could collapse at any given moment. I always feel much more adventurous whenever Brittany's around. Then we lied in the middle of the road and marveled at the infinity of the stars. It's okay, nobody really drives on that road anyway. We saw several odd anomalies darting across the sky and instantly labeled them UFOs for our entertainment. They definitely weren't jets or planes though.
Sounds romantic, huh? The whole star-gazing part, at least. We were alone, having a fantastic time, enjoying each other's company, for almost five entire hours, and I didn't even tell her how I felt about her. Don't worry, I'm beating myself up enough already. It was seriously the perfect chance. When we were staring at the stars in a comfortable, soothing silence, I could've told her. When were talking about sex and relationships, I could've told her. I could've told her at any given moment the entire time.
But I didn't, and I'm mad at myself for that. I just couldn't get the words out. Even though I'm pissed at my own pathetic failure, I still had an amazing time tonight. We had a lot of fun together. We cracked up so many times and it was just so awesome to be with her. I'll never meet another girl quite like her, I can tell you that.
Also, I talked to Judd about the dealing situation before Brittany arrived. He said that the exchange took place in his house and it was only once with a trusted friend. I asked him if he would be doing it again and he said most likely, but not too often. So that's good.
There is really no right or wrong time to tell her. Setting and mood really won't influence her response, because she already knows her response.
When you tell her your interest, she will respond.
So, you're just getting tripped up on prompting what will prompt her already-decided response.
Not as spooky when you think of it like that. If a female friend came to you, said they were into girls and thought you were hot, you'd probably immediately be into it or like, 'but we're just good friends.' Which means not into it.
"You can judge the whole world on the sparkle that you think it lacks" - Dawes, When My Time Comes (http://youtu.be/Z0FrcTX6hWI)
Very true.
I'm still scared though. Really not good at this sort of thing.
That night sounded like one out of a movie, not fair man :)
XD Yeah, it was amazing. Perfect, really. And our next planned activity is most likely going to be nighttime swimming at my house. Which means seeing her in a bikini :o
I can't tell you how many times I've had people over to swim so I can see my guy friends shirtless xD But nothing beats swimming in the rain, its so much fun :3
not in a bikini...
Although that is possibly a bit dodgy if you do that before coming out to her, etc. hehehe.
"You can judge the whole world on the sparkle that you think it lacks" - Dawes, When My Time Comes (http://youtu.be/Z0FrcTX6hWI)
Actually, now seems to be a better time. After the amazing fun and all is over, you can just be like, hey, I need to tell you something. And she may already know.
So no need to kick yourself for not telling her.
Yeah, you're right. I would really prefer to tell her in person, so I'll have to wait until we hang out again if I want to do this the right way. Don't want to hide behind a text message like I've done before.
Also, I'm standing behind my theory that the more thought I put into something the less likely I am to do it. So if we're hanging out and I just don't think about telling her so much, I'll tell her. Impulsiveness is the best route.
Text her, hey I have something important to tell you, let's get together tonight...
"You can judge the whole world on the sparkle that you think it lacks" - Dawes, When My Time Comes (http://youtu.be/Z0FrcTX6hWI)
That sounds beautiful! Can I use the whole star-watching etc thing in one of my stories? It's so amazingly perfect! *sigh*
"It's a helluva start, knowing what makes you happy."
--Lucille Ball
Yes, of course you can! It honestly felt like a date, though I can't say for certain if she shares that sentiment :P


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Egg Noodles with Turkey, Bacon, and Rosemary
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Old-fashioned egg noodles are as good as ever. Here they're paired with quick cooking turkey cutlets, a real convenience food. The salty bacon helps bring out the flavor of the mild turkey, and rosemary enhances them both.
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Calories | 0 |
Total Fat | 0 |
Saturated Fat | 0 |
Cholesterol | 0 |
Sodium | 0 |
Total Carbohydrate | 0 |
Dietary Fiber | -- |
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- 1/4 pound(s) sliced bacon, cut crosswise into 1/2-inch strips
- 1 pound(s) turkey cutlets, cut into 1/2-by-1 1/2-inch strips
- 3/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) fresh-ground black pepper
- 10 ounce(s) prewashed spinach
- 1/2 cup(s) canned low-sodium chicken broth or homemade stock
- 3/4 teaspoon(s) dried rosemary, crumbled
- 1/2 pound(s) wide egg noodles
- 1 tablespoon(s) butter, at room temperature
- In a large frying pan, cook the bacon, stirring occasionally, until golden brown and just crisp, about 5 minutes. Remove and drain on paper towels. Pour off all but 2 tablespoons of the fat from the pan.
- Heat the remaining bacon fat over moderately high heat. Sprinkle the turkey with 1/4 teaspoon each of the salt and pepper. Add the turkey to the pan, in two batches if necessary, and cook, stirring frequently, until golden brown and just cooked through, about 3 minutes. Transfer to a plate.
- Remove any tough stems from the spinach. Add the broth, rosemary, and the remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt to the pan and bring to a simmer, stirring to dislodge any brown bits that cling to the bottom of the pan. Add the spinach and cook, stirring, just until wilted, 1 to 2 minutes.
- In a large pot of boiling, salted water, cook the noodles until just done, about 10 minutes. Drain. Add the noodles, butter, and the remaining 1/4 teaspoon pepper to the frying pan and stir until the butter melts. Stir in the turkey with any accumulated juices and the bacon.
- Wine Recommendation: The rosemary in this dish will go well with a light French red wine, such as a Cotes du Rhone. Or try a moderately priced California cabernet sauvignon.
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Crash Cuts Power to 2,000 in NE Portland | Portland Car Accident Attorneys
Date: October 20, 2009
Location: NE 145th Avenue & Glisan Street, Portland, Oregon
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According to The Oregonian, a woman crashed into a utility pole in NE Portland, Oregon, on October 20, 2009, causing a power outage that affected 2,000 homes.
The crash, which occurred around 8:45 PM, knocked down a power line at NE 145th Avenue and Glisan Street, and split the pole in half. No one was seriously injured.
PGE crews were soon working to fix the pole and restore power. Most customers had their electricity back on by the next day.
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Police Seek Driver Who Crashed Stolen Truck | Oregon Accident Lawyers
Date: October 15, 2009
Location: Oregon Highway 370 (O'Neil Highway), Prineville, Oregon
Names: [Unknown]
Oregon State Police are asking the public's help in finding the person who stole a pickup truck, crashed it into a guardrail west of Prineville, Oregon, and fled the scene, leaving the truck partly submerged in an irrigation canal.
A 48-year-old Prineville woman reported that her truck had been stolen sometime late on October 14, 2009. The next morning, according to KOHD.com, state troopers responded to a single-car crash on Highway 370, also known as O'Neil Highway, and discovered the vehicle abandoned and partially sunk in a shallow canal.
Preliminary investigation by state police revealed that the red 1993 Ford Ranger truck struck a guardrail while traveling east on the highway, left the road, and finally came to rest on its side in the canal. As of October 20, the unidentified driver had not been found.
Police are asking anyone who has information on the incident to contact Senior Trooper Russo at 541-388-6213, ext. 545.
Truck Hits Tree; Driver Injured in Crash | Portland Accident Attorneys
Date: October 13, 2009
Location: Greentree Road, Lake Oswego, Oregon
Names: Nathan Dale Lequieu
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Nathan Dale Lequieu was "lucky," according to firefighers. When the 36-year-old Southwest Portland man hit a tree in Lake Oswego, Oregon, the tree actually kept his Ford Ranger truck from falling all the way down a rugged embankment. As if that weren't enough good fortune for one day, a fire crew was already in the area and was able to reach the scene on Greentree Road in less than a minute.
The fortuitous turn of events started around 10:30 AM on October 13, 2009, when Lequieu's truck left the road. As it fell down the embankment, the truck hit a tree. According to OregonLive.com, the tree kept Lequieu from plunging another 20 feet.
Battalion Chief David Morris, spokesman for the Lake Oswego Fire Department, told OregonLive.com that the fire crew was able to stabilize the vehicle, attaching it to a firetruck so it wouldn't move. "And because the truck hit the tree right in the middle of the grille, the sides of the truck weren't damaged and we could get the patient out. He was lucky," Morris said.
Lequieu was transported by ambulance to Oregon Health & Science University Hospital, where he was in fair condition as of October 13. Investigators have not yet determined what caused the accident. Greentree Road was closed until about 11 AM while emergency crews were on the scene.
Lequieu is surely counting his blessings, and we are thankful he is safe after a harrowing experience. We wish him the best as he recovers.
We want to caution our readers, however, that "luck" will not protect you in an accident situation. Vigilance, caution, and adherence to traffic rules are much more reliable than luck in keeping you safe on the road, and we urge all drivers to remember that safety should never be a matter of chance.
Many questions still surround this accident. What could have caused it? Poor road conditions may have caused this wreck – for all we know, there may have been a large pothole that has already caused three prior accidents, or maybe there's a blind curve with a missing warning sign. If that is the case, there may be a lawsuit available against the city/county/state. Such a lawsuit would allow the injured person to receive compensation and hopefully prevent future accidents on that stretch of road. Maybe the car was recently brought in for a tune-up, and the mechanic replaced the steering mechanism carelessly, and the car lost steering. These things do happen, and when someone is seriously injured, a competent Oregon personal injury attorney can investigate and find out what truly happened. Usually at no cost. For more information on what to do in the case of an Oregon accident, contact our office or read 7 Common Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Oregon Accident Case.
Drunk Driver Runs into Oregon City Apartments | Oregon Accident Lawyers
Date: October 13, 2009
Location: Mountain View Apartments, 1840 Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, Oregon
Names: [Not released]
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Residents of the Mountain View apartment complex in Oregon City, Oregon, were awoken at 3:26 AM, October 13, 2009, from an accident in which a Jeep crashed into the apartments and became lodged in the building. When Oregon City Police officers arrived, they found the driver trying to restart his vehicle and leave the scene. A witness told KATU.com that officers had to threaten the man with a stun gun to get him out of his vehicle. They then took the driver into custody on suspicion of driving under the influence of intoxicants.
The driver, whose name was not released, was not injured in the crash, and no apartment residents were injured.
Damage was extensive, forcing four families from their homes, wiping out a support column, and destroying an entrance and a stairwell. According to KATU.com, the entire building shook from the impact. Access to the four damaged units was blocked by the wreckage, and residents had to be evacuated with ladders.
KATU.com says investigators believe that, after exiting a parking lot, the driver tried to turn a corner at high speed. His Jeep then apparently went up on two wheels, crossed a grassy area, and rebounded off a power pole before plowing into the apartments' exterior stairwell.
Crews from Clackamas Fire District No. 1, including Heavy Rescue 4 and Truck 15, worked for several hours to shore up the front of the building and make it safe until a construction team could arrive to begin rebuilding the concrete and steel stairway.
The Oregon Trail Chapter of the American Red Cross was called to the scene to arrange temporary housing for the damaged units' tenants. Residents of the four affected units will not be able to return until construction is complete and power is restored.
While this accident certainly points outs the dangers of driving while impaired, police also issued another caution. KGW.com says police specifically reminded drivers to keep their eyes on the road and avoid texting or talking on the phone.
It only takes a second for an accident to happen. Distracted driving kills thousands every year, and injures even more. That is why we welcome Oregon's new law to ban the use of handheld devices while driving. It is ban we believe will save lives, but we hope everyone will start putting it into practice now. It's not just cell phones though. It's little distractions that take our eyes away from the road for just a second, adjusting the radio, picking something up, turning around to talk to a passenger. Driving is dangerous; do not ever be fooled.
Driver Escapes as Flames Destroy Motorhome | Oregon Injury Attorneys
Date: September 18, 2009
Location: Interstate 84 near Milepost 377, Ontario, Oregon
Name: John M. Stacey
An Idaho man escaped serious injury September 18, 2009, when his 1972 GMC motorhome went up in flames. John M. Stacey, 49, was driving west on Interstate 84 near Ontario, Oregon, when a fire started in his motorhome's engine compartment, quickly spreading before it could be extinguished by an Ontario Fire Department crew.
According to news accounts, Stacey was able to maneuver his motorhome to the side of the road and climb out before fire enveloped the vehicle. The motorhome was destroyed in the blaze.
One lane of westbound traffic on the Interstate was closed for about half an hour as emergency personnel fought the flames. Ontario Fire Department and ODOT assisted at the scene. Oregon State Police troopers are investigating the fire.
We are thankful and relieved to hear that Stacey escaped serious harm, and hope he is able to return to his travels soon. As Stacey recovers from the shock of the fire, we hope he consults a skilled personal injury attorney, who can help examine exactly what happened and assist Stacey as he navigates the judicial system.
As Portland injury attorneys, we believe it is important to reach out to accident victims, not as ambulance chasers, but to offer free, no-obligation information and practical advice. Therefore, we are offering Stacey a complimentary copy of our book, 7 Common Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Oregon Accident Case. This book will help in his dealings with the legal side of things, without having to get a lawyer involved prematurely. We hope this book will assist Stacey as he recovers, and we send him our best wishes.
Wrong-Way Driver on Hwy. 99 Causes Three-Car Crash | Oregon Accident Attorneys
Date: October 11, 2009
Location: Highway 99, Roseburg, Oregon
Names: Laura Jane Jarvis, Eli Baker
Drivers on Highway 99 in Roseburg, Oregon, were stunned October 11, 2009, by the nightmarish appearance of a driver heading west in the eastbound lanes. The driver, Eli Baker, 36, of Roseburg, crashed into two other vehicles, sending three people to the hospital. Baker was driving in the wrong direction "for an unknown reason," Oregon State Police trooper Kevin Van Atta told KPIC News.
Baker first crashed into a Ford F-150 truck driven by Laura Jane Jarvis, then a Toyota truck driven by an unnamed woman. Jarvis and a passenger were taken to the hospital, as well as the Toyota's driver. Troopers told KPIC.com that their injuries did not appear to be life-threatening. The crash took place in Roseburg's Green District, near Winery Lane, just east of Kelly's Corner.
Along with the state police, responders to the accident site included Winston Police, Douglas County Sheriff's deputies, Winston-Dillard Fire District, Douglas County Fire District No. 2, and the Oregon Department of Transportation.
Traffic was restricted to one lane in each direction for over an hour after the crash.
Our thoughts go out to those injured in the accident, and we wish them a speedy recovery. The accident could have been much worse, and are amazed they were not.


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George Holmes was Tryed for Breaking the House of one Richard Parker , a Baker , in the Parish of St. Paul's Covent Garden , on the 2d. August , with an intention to Steal his Goods . The Prisoner was found in the Shop about One a Clock in the Night; and the Window was Broke open, which the Prosecutor swore was shut before; besides, there was a Chisel and other Implements found about him; and his Shoes were put off when he was Taken. He had nothing to say, but that he was in Drink, so he was found Guilty .


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Alice Louise McClain, 66, of St. Augustine, died Dec. 27, 2004, at Flagler Hospital. Mrs. McClain was a native of Desota, Mich., and had resided here for the past 30 years. Mrs. McClain was a cook for the Center for Living.
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I got lots of e-mails on this last piece of news: A Saudi owner of an egyptian Hotel has decided ti impose his religious belief on his establishment and prevent the serving of Alcohol in his Hotel. Some people naturally applauded (moronic unappreciative of alcohol people) the very islamic decision and others freaked out and talked about how Saudi is flexing its financial muscles and spreading their brand of Islam in the region. The later group is a bunch of mornonic fuckwits who haven;t been paying attention this past 10 years: Spreading their image of Islam? Really? Anymore than they already have?
Look around you, you fuckin Morons. They have exported it already. They even had you believe that Niqabs and Hijab's are parts of Islamic faith, and that Qaradawy is a moderate. Let's not ignore their television sponsored activities on the different MBC's and their numerous other channels (censoring kisses, blurting out words, re-editing entire Music Videos on MTV Arabia), or the amount of piss their directly deposit into people's brains by the fantastic islamist channels such as Al Nas and Al Resalah. And please, while we are at it, let's also mention how on Rotana they have been trying for the past 5 years to make Khaliji music and dance hip and cool, and failing miserably at it, because whether they like it or not, they are not artistic people. They understand the formulaic ways in which you can make something liked by the mass population, but they don't actually get it. However, they did manage to create a market for it in Egypt, sure it's a market that requires you to have lived in one of their countries to enjoy their tribal drivel, but it's a market nonetheless. Anyway… back to the original problem.
Me, personally, I ffind no problem with what this guy did. It's his hotel. He paid for it. He could serve rotten pigs' blood as a drink for all I care. The people, at the end of the day, have the right to either go to him for service or not. It's his money at the end of the day, and if he ends up losing out because of it, hey, one less gulfie with money to waste. How is that possibly a bad thing?
Now, if you are concerned that this will lead to other Hotels refusing to serve alcohol, well, simply start drinking alcohol more. Go to Hotels and order many many bottles of Liquor. Demand that the government issue more liquor licenses and open bars in your neighborhoods and streets. Send a message: Alcohol is still popular here, so Saudis can suck it! Anything short of this is folly and a waste of time. Or you can also get totally drunk as a group and go burn the fucker down. That should send a message as well.


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text: As mentioned previously, and particularly where trophy-class animals are required, antelope hunts are generally of short duration. But, with a full day to spare, Henderson, myself and a couple other hunters decided to visit local attractions, including gun shops. On the way into Gillette to drop of the antelope meat, we stopped by T&T Guns & Ammo and perused the inventory. The business, which has been family-owned for 59 years, has an excellent assortment of new and used firearms, ammunition and accessories. It's nice to see these smaller businesses succeed. After departing the meat processor, Olds Processing, we headed for Devils Tower National Monument, which is relatively close to Moorcroft. For those individuals in the area, Devils Tower is a must-see attraction. Not only was the tower amazing, but so too was the fact that people actually climb the formation, which rises 1,267 feet above the Belle Fourche River. It's one of the most peaceful places I've ever visited. No visit would be complete without stopping in first at the information center, followed by the gift shop immediately outside the park's gate. Once again stopping at Donna's Diner, the group ate lunch, then several of us continued on to Gillette in search of more gun shops. This time we stopped by Rocky Mountain Discount Sports, which, like T&T, had a good selection of most outdoor equipments. Here too it was obvious the differences between the firearms, ammunition and accessories preferred by western hunters than those used back East. The rest of the evening was spent in town, just simply enjoying the small-town life and beautiful weather. I head home tomorrow morning, but will not forget my experiences here. I have learned much. I also can't wait to employ the Eliminator back in Virginia One thing is for sure, I will be back to hunt antelope again. There's just something about those "speed goats."