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Terry.... let us know.... and what did Jared PM you about?...LL Bean??????
Seems I broke a forum rule about non-sponsors and stuff. Was unaware and I think my membership here will remain intact. Sorry.
Anyway, if you've ever worked with physicists you'd know know why I directed them to the other more "institutionalized" classes. No offense but normally I would not hesitate to send you guys relatives, friends, or any other group. But these folks are professionally intertwined with me and this get's it out of my realm of responsibility (not to mention how delicate they are). Thanks for the help. BTW Striblue- Jared PM-ed me and we gossiped big time about you. Now I know why you go to South Beach so early everyday....and I thought you were fishing. Lefty |
Terry, Jared -
I would have to differ with your opinions on this matter, for what it's worth. I am familiar with institutionalized angling schools. Some run hundreds of students through per month in peak season, so the odds are the so-so casters and somewhat there anglers you see nowadays have likely attended these classes. This is not a reflection on the instructors, they are top notch and sometimes achieve miracles. This is a statement about the approach of a large volume business. If we are talking about learning lets say striper fishing, from soup to nuts, you're not going to gain the proper insights to become a fisherman on a lawn or parking lot in a tourist town. If their objective is to learn the physics of casting and an angling method for short casts geared toward trout, I would imagine these institutionalized classes would be a great start. But the end result would be a person most of us could fish circles around. They wouldn't stand a chance on Monomoy, for instance. They'd never catch a fish at Big Girl even with a stream of cows coming by. The surf would pound them to submission. I am very confident I could deliver a much more insightful experience based on my understanding of the game, not just the mechanics. I've been a hardcore angler since very young, and take pride in my combined knowledge of the pursuit and communication of fishing mechanics, casting, sight fishing techniques, behavoiral patterns of fish and their prey, etc - which for the most part I have held in check with Forum members. Since I am the founder of the forum (perhaps a sign of my dedication to flyfishing) I tend to be shy about pushing my guiding or casting involvement on the membership unlike some founders who more the other direction. Nothing wrong with keeping a low profile, but frankly most members have no clue about my alter ego. In my recent FFF certification studies, I've invested perhaps more hours of two-handed casting study than some anglers have spent single-handed casting all season so as to be prepared for the test. I've partaken in 38 instruction scenarios ranging from short interactions at claves to full day classes and private instruction between the San Francisco Golden Gate Casting Club event and the date of my test with Simon Gawesworth in June. I have 4-6 more instructional appointments tentatively planned, both single and two-handed, over the next week. In addition to my two-handed regimen add my single handed casting, angling and guiding hours to that total and I would argue that my hours far exceed the average institutionalized instructor who is focused primarly on casting. My point is, you really don't know what my instructional abilities are and unless you've taken the "institutionalized" classes yourself you have nothing to compare against either. That's neither here nor there, but my point is, I am of the belief that large institutionalized flyfishing schools are effective at dispensing a thin layer of knowledge across a large number of people. I was at the counter at a large shop that runs lots of classes when a "graduated" student came in with a leader that had come off. He said he could not fish all day because of the mishap, and needed it fixed before the next day when he planned to fish. He asked how much it would cost to have repaired. I shook my head and walked out. A good instructor can work closely with individuals and adapt to the thinking patterns of the student within scenarios that cultivate ability, not just exposure. Of course the student must be receptive and able, and there are good days and bad days for both student and teacher. There are many factors in the exchange that influence it's outcome. But having been in this game for years now and taking this much more seriously of late, I respectfully disagree that a bulk class could be superior to a personalized program. To stand behind my claim, why don't you let me see if I can diagnose any casting nuances of your casting. Most likely advanced casters like you have very few or none, and it would not be an easy task - but it would be good fun. Then I will ask you to critique my casting, I have faults like everyone and do not take offense. It's all positive if you learn something. Bring someone who you would like to have introduced to fly casting along. Let me teach them the basics for an hour. Maybe we could leave them with a newfound skill. Let me know, I would love to do it - and no there is no deposit required and I don't need a credit card number to hold your place. .02 Juro |
Wow! Too much to reply to. You've certainly helped me in my casting, especially the back cast. Your post is a pseudo resume. Some things in there I wasn't aware of.
Could you arrange lodging for groups too in peak season on the cape? And, lastly are there insurance concerns? I know that was an issue for Guiding a few years ago. Also, what's the URL for your site? Lefty (the young handsome one, not the old fart who does the FFing show circuit) |
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ObjectiveTo measure pepsin activity of 1) pepsin in solution and 2) pepsin-AuNPs in solution. We're going to try a slightly different protocol for this since the previous one see here didn't give the best results. The protocol for today is based off of this. We'll also be taking spectra of the pepsin-AuNP samples you made yesterday. DescriptionMake a 37C water bath that can hold at least 3 test tubes (same size as you used yesterday) at a time --- START THIS FIRST
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They must change that rule and give you another chance.
Starting to question whether I'm a cricketer or a model here at the IPL
It's unrealistic to get your yorkers going bowling with a bar of soap.
We've never tackled them on the cricket field.
If we win 2-1, I'll be very happy it's not a five Test series
We just want to go dart the rhino and have some fun.
I've got more runs than you this series.
I thought he had got shot, at first.
I could have used my bat, or tried to.
It is like comparing a Citi Golf to a Rolls Royce
That would be my advice: be prepared to get out.
I enjoyed everything about Australia, except the Test match.
Jacques Kallis will be happy. He hates noise.
Lorgat is a nice gentleman but it would be nice of him if he apologises
I've got butterflies the size of Quinton de Kock in my tummy.
Did you guys play so badly that they have pulled you out of the IPL?
If it is in the V, it goes in the tree; if it is in the arc, it goes out of the park.
He's developing a new MCC manual of his own
I spent half my life trying to get away from it and now it's a hashtag.
Vernon Philander might have to be on stilts to help us practice
I just said to him, I am 20ks quicker than he is so he shouldn't bounce me
I don't think you have to say much if they are 45 all out.
I see Mitchell saved a few of his short balls for Sri Lanka and I got through that unscathed.
We haven't ruined his last Test match yet, hopefully we do.
At one stage I was hoping to bring out a squash ball because that's how well he was seeing it.


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Issue Date:
May, 2014
Newspaper PDF:
The May issue of Environment & Climate News reports on the findings of a new, federal-government-funded study showing cellulosic ethanol made from corn residue emits more carbon dioxide than ethanol. "The findings are a severe blow to the biofuel industry," writes Heartland Senior Fellow James M. Taylor, "as fuels must reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 60 percent relative to conventional gasoline to qualify as a renewable fuel for federal subsidy programs."
Also in this issue:
- The Kansas Senate voted to repeal the state's renewable power mandates. The Kansas House voted against repeal, but there is strong support there for repeal if the "proper bill comes along under the right political circumstances."
- President Barack Obama announced he is indefinitely punting a decision on the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, rebuffing 11 Democratic Senators who sent him a letter urging him to make a decision.
- The Connecticut House of Representatives soundly defeated a bill that would have banned genetically modified grass in the state. The Connecticut Senate had approved the bill, but the House defeated it by a vote of 103–37.
- Environmental mitigation necessary for a planned solar power project may have motivated the federal Bureau of Land Management's decision to launch a military-style armed enforcement action against a Nevada cattle rancher, government documents reveal.
- Louisiana and Florida wildlife officials are battling the federal government over one of the most popular fish on seafood restaurants' menus. The Gulf Coast states say federal regulators are placing unnecessarily onerous restrictions on red snapper fishing.
- Environmental activists are attempting to block construction of a space launch facility in Florida, claiming the proposed site should be preserved for scrub jays and other species.
Newspaper Articles in this Issue
Kansas Senate Votes to Repeal Renewable Power Mandates
– May 6, 2014 -
Renewable Electricity, a Technological Rip-Off, Environmental Loser
– May 5, 2014 -
Science Council Debunks More Environment Scares from 2013
– May 5, 2014 -
Connecticut Legislature Rejects Ban on GM Grass
– May 2, 2014 -
Exposing Climate Science Corruption
– May 1, 2014 -
Utah Enacts Law Targeting Net-Metering Charges
– April 30, 2014 -
Louisiana, Florida Battle Feds over Red Snapper Restrictions
– April 29, 2014 -
Natural Gas Production Fees Filling Pennsylvania Government Coffers
– April 28, 2014 -
Heartland Institute Announces Ninth International Conference on Climate Change
– April 27, 2014 -
NIPCC Press Coverage Shatters UN's Attempted Climate Momentum
– April 26, 2014 -
Union Promises to Punish Congressional Opponents of Keystone XL
– April 25, 2014 -
BLM's Nevada Cattle Aggression Linked to Solar Power Plans
– April 25, 2014 -
Ohio House Passes Bill to Make Farmers Take Fertilizer Courses
– April 24, 2014 -
Ethanol from Corn Residue Increases Carbon Dioxide Emissions
– April 24, 2014 -
Obama Rebuffs Democratic Senators, Stalls Keystone Pipeline Decision
– April 23, 2014 -
Global Warming Activist James Hansen Says Nuclear Is the Answer
– April 8, 2014 -
Environmental Activists Seek to Block Florida Space Launch Facility
– April 7, 2014