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Fishing Report May 4, 2015 - Emerging Green Weeds Hold Secret To Early Season CrappiesAt first, the shoreline didn't look good for us, but we could see another fishing party; they were fishing the same weedline, and they were catching fish. That bolstered our confidence, but we were frustrated at first. Using light weight jigs, a variety of live and artificial baits; we couldn't get fish to strike. Apparently, this particular school of fish didn't like any presentation that forced them to move out of the cover. But there was something that they did like and once we ... >> Read Fishing Report May 4 |
NEW Fish ED Episode May 3, 2015Walleyes are on the menu for Jon Thelen and Jason Muche who teamed up to produce this week's brand new episode of Fish ED. |
Fishing Report May 2, 2015 - Shallow Water Panfish Springing Into ActionAfter trolling over a mid-lake, 30 foot hole, scanning for signs of Crappies, we found little evidence that there were still fish out there. Hoping to find signs of life in shallow water, I moved to the shoreline for a look and guess what? Surface temperatures had already risen above 60 degrees
and the shallow water was inhabited by small numbers of early arriving Sunfish. |
Fishing Report May 1, 2015 - Big Bucks For Bait, Fair? Honest? Who Knows?Yesterday, I wrote a little bit about the availability of bait (See Report April 30) for the Minnesota Walleye opener. Those comments illicted comments and a question from a friend, Tom (witheld) by email; "Jeff, I agree with much of what you said, and people that are rude at the bait shops should be ashamed. |
May 1, 2015 - Conditions on Lake Winnibigoshish and Cutfoot Sioux were calm, even sleepy looking this Thursday. The low water conditions, light breeze and calm surface glistened like mirrors. |
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Minnesota's Walleye Opener, Low Water Drama At Boat Ramps?It seems like we never arrive at the fishing opener without first encountering some drama and this year is no exception. Instead of living on pins and needles about whether the ice will be out in time for opening day, this season's focus will be on low water conditions. |
Resource recycling: It's important in Walleye fishing, too - Brad Parsons"Most anglers I know enjoy a cold beverage after a busy day on the water. And whether that beverage comes in plastic, glass or aluminum, they also know the importance of recycling the container to conserve resources. |
Fishing Report April 30, 2015 - Shiners On Hand For Walleye Opener, So What?For most Walleye anglers, there is good news; there will be at least a limited supply of Spottail Shiners on hand for the 2015 Walleye opener. |
Fishing Report April 28, 2015 - Northern Minnesota's Mysterious Pre-Spawn PanfishI know that YOU KNOW the familiar expression; "What you don't know, can't hurt you". Yes, I agree, that may be true. But when it comes to pre-spawn Crappie and Sunfish behavior, whatever it is that I don't know is definitely driving me nuts! |
I've received some questions from folks who wouldn't mind hearing a few tips about gearing up for the Walleye fishing season. That's good for me because because gearing up for the Walleye season has become so routine that my attitude tends to bee too relaxed. In other words, answering your questions is what reminds me that I need to get prepped myself.
Since we in Northern Minnesota are in a holding pattern right now, this is the perfect time to sprinkle in a few "tricks of the trade" that will help you catch some extra fish this opening day. Tip #1 will be a BIGGY; getting geared up for shallow water, feeding Walleyes.
I believe that most of the fish, in most of the more popular Walleye lakes, in most of the Itasca Region, will undergo their "post spawn funk" before the season opens this year. That means that instead of foucusing on spawning territory, anglers should plan on only making make a swing through one or two good spawning areas for a quick perusal. If the fish aren't there, be ready to ... Read Report
April 23, 2015 - Minnesota Walleye Management; Stocking the StockableQ) Brandon Watson wrote; "Hey Jeff; How is it determined what lakes are stocked with fry and what lakes with fingerlings. Also, what is the benefit to each. Thanks!" |
Post thaw... It's unquestionably the most epic time of transformation among the Ice Belt states and provinces. Water temperatures are on the rise, but not nearly as rapidly as the air. Luckily, it only takes a one degree increase in water temp to wake up lethargic walleyes. |
(re-post) Relaxed Walleye Slot Limit On Lake Winnibigoshish - Tom Crosby wrote; Q) "With the adjustment to the slot size on Winnie, I was wondering what your thoughts are on keeping a 23 + inch walleye. Do you feel the DNR did this in hopes we take some (larger fish) out? Just curious what your thoughts are?
A) Tom, there is little doubt that the new 18-23 inch protected slot is definitely going to result in a greater harvest on Lake Winnie this season. How much the harvest increases will depend an awful lot on how the weather breaks this spring.
Based on my conversations with fisheries officials, I wouldn't necessarily say that they are "Hoping" that we remove these larger fish. Rather, I think it reflects more that they believe the population of spawning size female Walleyes is strong enough that allowing some harvest of these larger fish is not likely to damage the fishery ... "Too Much". One thing that I DO KNOW is ... read >> Winnie Walleye Slot Limit
Fishing For Bluegills At Spawning Time? - Terry Nordstrom asks; Q) "Jeff: planning a trip to Cutfoot or Bowstring to try and catch Bluegills when on their beds. Estimated dates for me to plan that trip?? Coming from Wisconsin, Was thinking first weekend in June, Thanks Terry.
A) Well Terry, that question puts me in a tough ... read answer >> Bluegills At Spawning Time
New Open Water Season Debut Missouri River Walleye Fishing April 21, 2015Early season Walleye fishing on big rivers like the Missouri can mean great action. Before you can cath 'em, you have to figure out what they want to see. In this episode of Fish Ed, Jon Thelen uses Lindy River Rockers to unlock the trolling pattern for early season walleyes. Check out this first video of the season, hot off the press, direct from Chamberlain SD and the Missouri River. View >> Fish Ed Season Debut Early Spring Walleyes . |
For the 2015 season debut of Fish Ed, Jon Thelen shows us how to catch Missouri River Walleyes. |
(4/21) Greg Clusiau, "Greg's Guidlines" - Hot Springtime Crappie Bites"Walking down to see how he was doing, I checked the water temp and found it to be a cool 50º. Two days earlier, I was checking temps and found it to be over 52º. |
Fishing Report April 20, 2015 - Minnesota Walleye Opener, Reflecting on the Reflectable"For me, there's no sweeter sound than hearing the water gently slapping into my Wave Wackers! So, after a couple of seasons wondering whether the lakes would be ice free in time for the fishing opener, it's nice to KNOW that we are in for a much more conventional opening day this year. |
There is a common denominator to two of the last three Bassmaster Classic wins. Two of the pro's who won, Casey Ashley and Cliff Pace, were using HI-SEAS line. Being able to count on high quality line is crucial whether in local derby's, fishing for fun or even if you fish the Bassmaster Classic. HI-SEAS wants to give you a chance to test out their 100% Fluorocarbon, their Grand Slam Co-polymer, their Grand Slam Mono and their Grand Slam Braid in our latest giveaway. Enter >> Hi-Seas Classic Line Giveaway . |
Finding and Catching Big Water Panfish Ted Pilgrim and Joe Balog"It's one thing to find spring and summer panfish in a pond, creek or small lake. But what do you do when your home water is one of the Great Lakes? Or a giant reservoir? Or a sprawling water body best known for bass, walleyes, trout or other predators? Good news pan' fans. Even on big water, finding sunfish, crappies and even perch can be simpler than you think. And once you find them, these sweet species can be among the most palm-stretching specimens found anywhere. |
Fishing Report April 17, 2015 - Walleye Spawning Run At Cutffot SiouxImagine waking up for your morning coffee with a couple of thousand Walleyes staring you in the face; we should all be so lucky! For some of the DNR Fisheries Staff, that scene is a reality for a week or so each spring. |
Fishing Article: Ice Out Bass Fishing Tactics on Northern Rivers For most of us, early spring fishing conjurs up images of Walleye, Crappie and Panfish. But Bass fishing is a blast too and there are plenty of spots where you can fish in complete privacy. |
Fishing Report April 15, 2015 - Early Ice Out; Providing Plenty of Room for Fish ... To Hide!"Our first stop was at Pokegama Lake in Grand Rapids which was almost completely ice free. In fact we were able to navigate from the Tioga Landing almost all of the way to the Hwy. 169 Bridge. That's where we came upon last 1/4 mile of ice cover in the main lake. That ice was soft, easily penetrable and by today, it's probably already gone. There were some other loose patches of ice floating around out there, but they were even softer and we navigated (slowly) right through a couple of them. After trying some deep water, some shallow water and then ... >> Fishing Report Pokegama Lake . |
Catch More Cold-Water Crappies this Spring? In This article, Dr. Jason Halfen writes;"During the weeks after ice cover leaves the lake (or water temperatures begin to rebound from wintertime lows), crappies are on the move with shallow water as their ultimate destination. This is a movement that will eventually lead to spawning, but reproduction is not driving this initial transition; feeding is!" |
April 14, 2015 Lake Winnibigoshish Icing Out EarlyAnglers are going to need something new to talk about this spring, the ice won't be around to entertain us much longer. After enjoying the past couple of seasons on pins and needles about whether Winnie would be ice free in time for the Walleye fishing opener, this spring it's a non-factor. |
Fishing Report April 14, 2015 - Watching The Watchable Cutfoot Sioux Walleye Egg Harvest?"Curious to see if my suspicions were right, I drove up to the bridge at Little Cutfoot Sioux on Monday to see if DNR fisheries staff had assembled the infrastructure for the Walleye egg harvest. Sure enough, there it was, headquarters central was all set up and almost ready for prime time. The nets will probably be set sometime today at the Walleye Egg Harvest Station. The first wave of spawning Walleyes may even arrive during the wee hours tonight; maybe we'll be looking at some fresh photos of the operation by Thursday morning. Folks interested in a casual peak at the operation can see the setup from the Hwy 46 Bridge located 17 miles NW of Deer River. But if you want to get in for a closer look, follow the road in from ... >> Cutfoot Walleye Egg Harvest . |
The Cutfoot Sioux Walleye Egg Harvest Station is set up and almost ready for prime time. Nets today, fish tomorrow, probably. |
Fishing Report April 9, 2015 - Rainy River Re-Match Today They are coming; the spawning event is inevitable, the only question is whether or not the lion's share of the fish will make their way into the river before the April 14 season closing. |
"Cleaning Up Your Fish Finders Image" - I've been talking electronics a lot with anglers the last month or so, and I am learning that a lot of fishermen have anxiety when it comes to how to use electronics when fishing. Maybe anxiety is not the right word, but they are just overwhelmed with all the settings, so they end up doing nothing except turning the graphs on and off. Luckily for anglers, the technology is so good in fishing depth finders and chart plotters today that they work really well out of the box. But they work a whole lot better if you make a few changes to your settings to get a clear picture. Read Story >> CLEAN UP YOUR FISH FINDER'S IMAGE |
Fishing Report April 8, 2015 - Another Place Where You Can Find The Findable!Oh by the way, I've been holding out on you a little bit, sorry, but I just had to wait until the news was newsworthy. |
(4/7) Pursuit of Prehistoric Giants, Rainy River Sturgeon FishingAndy Walsh writes; "It's that time of the year to get into the prehistoric giants that lurk the depths of Rainy River. Water temp is roughly 37-38 degrees with this current cold front and water clarity is roughly at 3 feet. Facing a 10-12 mph NW wind all day, we managed to catch 11 sturgeon ranging from 60.5 inches down to 20 inch class. |
Fishing Report April 8, 2015 - Rainy River Re-Match Today I'm looking at both the weather forecast and my calendar; the weather gets better this weekend, but for me, the calendar gets worse. So if I have any intention of trying to catch a gigantic pre-spawn Walleye this season, it appears that I either have to do it today, or take my chances that conditions will be good on April 14th for the season wrap up. |
Fishing Report April 7, 2015 - Pondering The Perplexities of Walleye SpawningOn Monday, I wrote; "An egg is and egg, they take a certain amount of time to develop and whenever they are mature, the females will move ahead with their plans." It was my own comments about Walleye spawning piqued my interest, I wondered; so when are the eggs ready and what finally triggers the spawning run? |
As expected, Easter weekend Walleye fishing action on the Rainy River was on the slow side. But for folks like me, who just needed an excuse to get outside and do something, it was good enough.
I didn't want to consume my Easter Sunday by going off on a rant, but today, I don't mind telling you that I'm little bit concerned about something. It has to do within an attitude toward fishing that seems to be getting more prevalent, the idea that unless one bags a whole bunch of fish, the excursion is time wasted.
On Saturday, we fished from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM and caught a total of 9 fish. My oldest child caught a 23 inch Walleye, 2 keepers in the 18 inch range and a couple of little guys. Austin Jones caught ... read more >> Rainy River, Easter Weekend Update
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Fishing Report April 2, 2015 - Ice Fishing For Easter?Okay, so you want to go ice fishing one more time and you're wondering where to go. Well thanks to to handy work of Cub Reporters, Staff #004 and #005, we have enough pictures of "good accesses" to convince me that in terms of safety, it is doable. |
(4/2) From Lake of the Woods, Sportsmans's Lodges; "Birchdale, Frontier and now Vidas landings are all open! Open water should be to Baudette in a few days. The weather forecast looks much warmer this week. We should make some good progress opening the river up! Nice sturgeon and walleyes are being caught. Bite is picking up by the day and the warmer weather should help too! Best approach for walleyes right now is a 3/8-1/2 oz. gold or chartreuse jig tipped with a minnow. Sturgeon, #5 hook, 2-5 oz. weight and a gob of night crawlers has been working best in deep crevices of the river bottom. For pike, casting buck tails and assorted flashy spoons work well in weed beds and open bays". - For reservations call 800-862-8602 and let the fun begin!
Fishing Article Using Side Imaging To Produce Pre-Spawn WalleyesPre-spawn walleyes respond to this burst of icy cold water in predictable ways. First of all, recognize that the fish don't move (or, don't move very far). Biology and instinct has driven them to position on or very near spawning areas, and those biological urges have not disappeared. Unless the dip in water temperatures is also accompanied by an unusual, dramatic increase in water flow, the fish will typically not reposition within the river. That's the good news: if you knew where the fish were in late winter, then you know where to focus your efforts when the water ... read article >> Dr. Jason Halfen, Side Imaging For Pre-Spawn Walleyes |
(re-post) Lund Alaskan For Rough Water? - Kevin Scott Wrote; "I have a good friend, early 60s who fishes Minnesota-Wisconsin and Canada on medium size lakes like Bowstring. He's contemplating purchasing a new boat and fishes for walleye and Panfish mainly. I recommended the Lund Alaskan in a tiller but he has had a console and is leaning that way. Easy trailering and easy in and out of water is important and being able to troll and work structure with the right equipment. A) Kevin, Everyone has their own ideas about what they "NEED" in a boat. The Alaskan is one boat that makes a lot of sense for anglers who want to have all of the right tools for fishing, and don't mind ... >> Read Answer |
Helping your fellow ice fishermen and women stay abreast of the ice conditions in your area is good for everybody and it's easier than you think! Fishing Reports Minnesota is the Facebook counterpart to this page and it's open to the public. So be like me, become a duly deputized "Cub Reporter" and post your own pics and comments. It's good for fishing! Click >> |
Where Have All The Sunfish Gone? Picking back up on yesterday's subject about the disappearing Sunfish, a note from Jesse Aultman on Thursday reads; "It's pretty likely the sunnies are just as abundant as ever, but I just didn't happen upon the school(s) of them". |
(2/22) Truck Driver Cited, Fined For Transporting Zebra Mussels - I was really reluctant to share the link to this story with you because I'm afraid that it could be mistaken as a form of finger pointing; believe me it is not. But I think it's important to talk about this because it points out what an uphill battle we have when it comes to slowing the spread of Aquatic Invasive Species. What we have on our hands is a war against ... Read More >> Fined For Transporting Zebra Messels
"The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will postpone the new aquatic invasive species training and trailer decal program that was due to launch at the end of the month while legislators consider changes to the program.
Under a law passed by the state Legislature in 2012, anyone trailering a boat or water-related equipment such as docks and lifts in Minnesota is required to take aquatic invasive species training and display a decal on their trailer. The effective date is July 1, 2015.
"With the legislative interest in this educational program and ongoing discussions about possible changes, we are postponing the launch until we see if the Legislature acts this session to modify the program," said Bob Meier, DNR assistant commissioner.
The DNR supports the education that would be provided under this law, but recognizes there are some concerns with the way the law is currently written. For example, people transporting boats on trailers through Minnesota to another destination are required to learn more here >> MN DNR NEWS RELEASE AIS Training and Trailer Decal On Hold
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Jim, I frequently talk to folk who question the utility of CM chokes at the antenna feedpoint. I find that one or more of the following questions usually helps them "see the light": 1. Would you intentionally connect an additional, random length, antenna wire to one side of your dipole and ground the other end? 2. Might you expect Tx RFI problems if the other end of that additional antenna wire comes close to your TV/Computer/'Phone, and is connected to a common ground? 3. What would you expect to happen to Rx noise levels if the other end of that additional antenna wire comes close to your TV/Computer/'Phone, and is connected to a common ground? 4. What would happen to the radiation pattern of a beam if you connected an additional wire to one side of the feedpoint, made the wire a multiple of a half-wave long, and connected the other end to a good ground? It only requires the realisation that the outer surface of the coax braid can - and does - act as an "unintentional" antenna wire to see the wisdom of using a choke. Have a happy and peaceful 2012, Steve G3TXQ On 02/01/2012 08:59, Jim Brown wrote: > On 1/2/2012 12:32 AM, Steve Hunt wrote: >> All that I've ever measured lie in the range 0.95 to 0.99. >> >> Did you notice that I said*COMMON-MODE* velocity factor? Signals >> flowing on the outside of the braid are Common-Mode signals - signals on >> the inside are Differential-Mode; they can have totally different >> velocity factors. > Yes, on all counts. A common mode signal can be thought of as using the > coax braid as a long wire antenna. Thus, the common mode VF for coax is > simply that which corresponds to an insulated wire having the diameter > of the shield. It is well known that using a fatter conductor moves the > resonant frequency down a few percent as compared to a small diameter > conductor, and so does adding insulation. How much it moves depends on > the diameter of the wire, the thickness of the insulation (the jacket), > and the dielectric constant of the insulation (the jacket). A thin wire > with no insulation would be close to 1.0 Vf. > > 73, Jim K9YC > _______________________________________________ > > > > _______________________________________________ > TowerTalk mailing list > email@example.com > http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk > > _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ TowerTalk mailing list firstname.lastname@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk |
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Ireland recognises foreign gay marriage and partnerships
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Relax. It's just more apartheid
Just not acceptable. Why should someone expect their marriage to be downgraded?
Unless you want to dictate that old chestnut your not equal, of course!
It's a step in the right direction, at least. Although I have to agree with Jock in that having a legal marriage downgraded to a civil partnership just isn't right.
Australia downgraded my marriage to absolutely nothing, so I'd be grateful to have Ireland's step in the right direction.
Like everyone here, though, I'm still waiting for someone to explain why any country would prefer new laws to almost-but-not-quite duplicate the litany of existing marriage laws…
Its absurd. No foreign same-sex marriage is recognised in Ireland or the UK. Sad that Ireland followed the discriminatory British approach. Irish and British same-sex married couples do NOT receive a certificate of marriage last time I checked. The reason why both governments downgrade them is quite obvious. If they didn't, they'd have to allow same-sex civil marriage, simple as that. CPs are a sneaky way to avoid marriage equality and gets the powers that be off the hook as well as a confrontation with the state cults of both countries, a lame excuse if ever there were one. Spain, Argentina, Portugal and Belgium, all catholic countries are proof enough. Its time to call out both governments on what is nothing more than legal segregation under a different name. No other group of people is subject to this kind of discrimination. Its about time the denial stopped and goverments take some responsibility and admit that civil marriage has absolutely NOTHING to do with religion, none.
I agree with many of the other comments. We were married in Spain and while I'm happy my husband has more security as of today (re residency) I'm not happy that we've been 'downgraded'. Don't forget that civil unions in Ireland aren't available to heterosexual couples so the discrimination goes both ways (kinda) and hopefully we'll see a straight couple challenge this soon.
If the uk will just recognise foreign marriage would do me I'll marry my bf elsewhere. The uk can just lose the revenue.
Also nice job pink news on another misleading headline. I read that thinking wow ireland recognises same sex marriage!!! Epic news getting closer to serious progress. …. Sadly no it's not really recognised it's downgraded :( why cant we all be equal already AHH!
So in other words they don't recognise fully legal foreign same sex marriages at all.
Automatically downgrading a marriage to a civil partnership is a disgusting way to treat legally married same sex couples, it really is unforgivable discrimination of the worst kind to mess about with peoples relationship statuslike this just for the sake of discrimination, it benefits nobody.
This unequal discriminatory treatment must be resisted and replaced by marriage equality . -
I want to see what GLEN's action plan is for marriage equality.
They really need to start campaignig for equality immediately, unless they want to becomes as despised as Stonewall in Britain.
Civil partnerships is base discrimination, pure and siimple.
And it is not good enough.
> Couples who wed in countries where gay marriage is legal will find their unions downgraded to civil partnerships.
That appears not to accord with what others on this board have said previously about gay marriages being recognised across the EU. Does anyone know what is the position?
de Villiers, only those countries in the EU, Holland, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Norway and Sweden recgognise one another's same-sex marriages, its not the same across the EU where most countries don't even have a uniform legal union law for gay couples. British CPs are recognised for what they are in those six countries, but they're most definitely not recognised as marriages which of course they are not.
Its sad to think that many gays in our own country think CPs are perfectly equal and are content to leave it at that. If anything, they should be supporting full marriage equality even if they don't want it for themselves. StonewallUK take note! There has to be choice for both genders if we're going to progress to full equality for all. It can start by Cameron taking his "consideration" into "support", but I doubt he's that committed. His claim that he is was nothing more than election campaign pandering to get more of the LGBT vote. He'll lose more of them as he distances himself from full marriage equality and so will his party once Labour joins the Liberal Democrats and adopts it as official policy. That will put him in an extremely untenable position to garner our votes. He barely scraped through in the election.
It seems a bit mean not to recognise the French PACS because they don't offer all the rights of an Irish CP. Why not be positive and confer the extra rights on French same-sex couples while they are in Ireland?
To clarify: an Irish Civil Partnership can be between a homosexual or heterosexual couple thus, thus it is not the same as the UK's version.
However, it doesn't give any rights to joint adoption, or children of one of the parties of the Civil Partnership.
This was a fundamental mistake.
The Civil Partnership Act 2010 is better than nothing but the day will come when same sex couples in Ireland will have marriage.
> an Irish Civil Partnership can be between a homosexual or heterosexual couple thus, thus it is not the same as the UK's version.
That sounds like a French PACS.
Riondo that is exactly why the varying degrees of legal unions for same sex couples are absurd. Unless there's a uniform union across the board within the EU and that won't happen of course, it makes sense to allow couples to marry to resolve the disparity across the EU and elsewhere. Its uttter futility to pursue anything other than full civil marriage equality to even the field. Civil partnerships will NEVER be the standard, just isn't going to happen as more countries abandon them for marriage, ten so far and only two countries with differing civil partnerships laws. I think the writing is on the wall.
Exactly. Why should a legal marriage be downgraded? This wanting to forcibly divorce legally-married couples and give them a second-tier civil partnership without even ALL the rights of marriage just is not acceptable.
IT would at least be 'fair' if it was done for everyone, Merlyn, but the fact that I and my staright friend could go to Canada, get married and only one of us would have the Government downgrade our Canadian marriage on our return is the disgusting thing as it's clearly discriminatory.
"To clarify: an Irish Civil Partnership can be between a homosexual or heterosexual couple thus, thus it is not the same as the UK's version."
That is not the case. The Irish based their legislation on the British formula.
One piece of the legislation information says:
A statutory civil partnership registration scheme for same-sex couples has been introduced under the Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act 2010.Another piece states:
Under the Act same-sex couples can register their relationship as a civil partnership.I take that information from here:
http://www.hse.ie/eng/services/Find_a_Service/bdm/civilpartnership/ -
If I read this correctly, French opposite-sex couples who opt for a PACS will not be recognized either.
Considering the huge number of couples involved — far more PACS are hetero — this is going to present a bigger problem politically.
It's not just French PACS they don't recognise, they don't recognise Dutch CPs, Lux PACS and quite a few other EU ones…
Raise EU petitions guys, I don't think EU will let Ireland get away with this, recognising some while totally ignoring others…
Two steps forward, one step back.
Baby steps, right?
This really is so stupid how can it continue if people are to have free movement in Europe, there is no coordinmation between countries at all, what hapoens when an Irish heterosexual couple in a civil partnership come to uk…their relationship suddenly will have no legal status.
Appeasing the religious bigots costs the rest of us so dearly in so many ways.
Either a lot of effort has gone into deliberately creating this legal tangle to avoid equality or there has been enormous incompetence, I suspect it's largely the former. -
Pavlos, you hit the nail on the head. It definitely was to avoid the marriage equality issue. If you recall, Blair admitted that "we didn't want to go that way"…because of the confrontation with the C of E among others and StonewallUK advised not to, otherwise we would have had no semblance of equality if CPs didn't materialize. It was a lame excuse and proof that it was an deliberate attempt to avoid doing it. Spain and Portugal are proof enough, two heavily catholic countries where there was far more opposition from the established roman cult. The problem with our leaders is that none have the backbone to do what Jose Zapatero of Spain did and Paul Martin of Canada. They went right ahead without any prodding and made it happen. Ours are spineless and cowards.
Ok just to clarify, the civil partnership act was "ammended" to included same sex partnerships if I can put it like that. It does recognise stright partnerships aswell. As a gay man in Ireland I welcome the steps made last year and the enactment this year, I think a lot more needs to be done and I'm not really fussed over whether I can call it a marriage as long as I get what a straight couple can have, and not many straight couples take everything they can have such as social welfare entitlements etc. because they just don't want or need them. I simply want the options like they have as a couple, which I can have as a single person if I wanted aswell.
I am British married in Canada to an American. Our same sex marriage is recognised in Spain but not in the USA. Of course it is stupid that the UK and Ireland do not recognise same sex marriage but they will have to. Same sex marriage never harmed anyone. Its a private affair.
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2011 is heading toward the history books, but investors still have time to do a little maneuvering to help maximize their tax savings and bolster their retirement accounts.
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Christine Benz: Jason, great to be here.
Stipp: People have a lot of lists, a lot of things that they need to get done before the end of the year.
But there are some important, and in some ways, not too difficult tasks they can do to really get their financial house in order. The first one has to do with some tax savings that you can get by tax-loss selling or tax harvesting. It sounds like a complicated concept. Can you break it down for me?
Benz: Well, it's been a volatile year in the market if you are an investor. So the goal of tax-loss selling is that you're actually looking for securities in which you have a loss within your taxable account. So you are holding them at a price that's below what you paid for them. And you can actually sell the security, book a loss, and use that loss first to offset any capital gains elsewhere in your portfolio, and if you've cleared out your capital gains and zeroed those out, if you still have money left over [from the tax-loss selling], you can use that tax-loss to offset ordinary income. If you have done all that and still have tax losses left over, you can apply them to future years' capital gains and, in turn, income.
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Benz: It's definitely more complicated. First of all you cannot do any tax-loss selling in 401(k). So just take that off the table.
There is a possibility to do tax-loss selling in your IRAs, but you do really need to make sure that it's worth your while. So you would need to clear out or sell all of the IRA type, all together. So if you have a large IRA asset pool, that's probably not going to make sense for you, because you'll only be able to recontribute $5,000 or $6,000 a year depending on your age. So that's one hindrance to using tax-loss selling in an IRA.
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Christine, I think you would also agree that you don't necessarily want to have the tax cart before the horse in your investments. So you don't want to always have taxes dictating your plans. If you have a portfolio plan and you see some losses in a certain area, but you still want to have exposure to that area in your portfolio, how should I manage that? Should I just sit tight and say, "I'm going to deal with these losses and forget about any tax advantages I could get."
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She called my baby ugly!!!
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Awwe no he's a cutie pie ! Tell that biatch to beat it ! I woulda flipped out on her !
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He's way cute! Some people think babies are just ugly because they're bald. Im sure she didn't mean his face, it adorable :)
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Your baby's cuteness is an undeniable FACT! Look at those eyes! That lady is either blind or jealous and bitter!
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This world and the sick people that live on it...He is a beautiful boy! Do not pay attention to that demon who said that.
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What?!? First, your baby is NOT ugly, not even close - he's adorable! Second, who does that?! Even if she (wrongly) believed he was ugly, WHY would she say it out loud, and to the baby's mother?
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She's bitter cos nobody called her baby cute. So she was all "the only time people feel the need to point out a baby's cuteness is when the baby is ugly...". My BFF that I was with said, "the only time people don't mention the cuteness of a baby is when it isn't present..." Boy do I love this woman 😁. And thank you all
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Vote for who YOU think won the debate in our online poll here (on bottom right side of home page). The debate over toll roads took a front row seat in last night's final Republican gubernatorial debate. The lead question to start the debate, posed by reporter Wayne Slater, asked candidates Kay Bailey Hutchison, Debra […]
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Missing Hollywood
And so begins L.A. Weekly's last day in Hollywood, Friday, April 25, 2008. Sunny, 72 degrees ... 12-minute commute. As of Monday, April 28, L.A. Weekly will be run from offices nestled into the on-ramp of the 405 on the outskirts of Culver City, with convenient access to the only store left in America that still sells Murphy beds. Here are a few things that I, for one, will miss about being in Hollywood.
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Well, Superheroes, for One Thing ...
... and Christopher Dennis, in particular. When I first started working in Hollywood, 15 years ago (at Bong Load Records), I remember seeing shock and horror form on the faces of Australian and Japanese tourists as they got off the bus in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre. They traveled thousands of miles for this? Filth, abandoned buildings, dilapidated theaters and some downright aggressive homeless people — and that was before the sun set.
Now, for better or worse, Hollywood is a lot closer to what they imagined they were going to see, and there's no better ambassador than Superman. Immortalized in these pages by Peter Fletcher and star of last year's excellent documentary Confessions of a Superhero, Christopher Dennis is the de facto spokesman for the costumed actors who hang out on Hollywood Boulevard. He's a kind, sweet guy, who will always make time to talk to you. While I took his picture, at least a half-dozen kids gathered around him, stunned, waiting to shake Superman's hand. Also coming up close as a favorite is the guy who plays Jack Sparrow, and really does look disturbingly like Johnny Depp. Craig Gaines wrote about him in these pages last year.
Skooby's Hot Dogs
If I ran a hot-dog stand in Hollywood, I'd rip off Skooby's at every turn. A simple menu of garlic dogs, chili and really good fries (with garlic sauce); surly but not unpleasant staff, and — most important — a soundtrack that rarely deviates from blasting full albums by the Clash. Sure, you can take your parents to Pink's when they come to town, but for lunch at 10 percent of the cost of Musso & Frank across the street, it's Skooby's.
Speaking of which ... Musso & Frank
I like stories about Faulkner drinking himself to death at this place as much as anyone, but it's not my scene. Too pricey. Still, it makes the list of things to miss ... especially on Thursdays, which is chicken-potpie day.
Magic Stores
Nothing clears my head faster than ducking into one of Hollywood's magic stores, Halloween-supply shops or movie-poster and book stores. Need a gorilla mask or a giant rubber rat? You can actually shop around and find the best one here. The other day at the poster store, one of the guys running the place was talking about having gone with Sid Haig to see The Ruins. You're hanging out and seeing movies with Sid freaking Haig? To me, that's Hollywood.
L.A. Weekly's preferred watering hole, from Edit to IT. Lately, though, it seems I'm mostly going there to bid farewell to co-workers who send out touching letters to the staff explaining there are no hard feelings. Despite its revamped interior from a couple of years ago, the spirit of the place is still strong, and Steven Mikulan's "Hollywood, Straight Up" article still hangs on the wall. It's a good read.
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Walking out of the office at 9:30 at night (or, if you're the managing editor, at 1:30 in the morning) into a mostly empty parking lot can wear on a guy after a few years, but sometimes seeing the Church of the Blessed Sacrament across the street from our office would make up for it. Crows fly between the steeple and the palm trees and the roof of our building, back and forth throughout the day. You can hear them, scratching around above us. (It's not rats, it's crows. Really.)
Crossroads of the World
Rumor is that the Crossroads globe was broken for years until former L.A. Weekly editor Kateri Butler became tired of seeing it sit motionless outside her office window and got someone to fix it. It now spins and lights up, and looks wonderful. Taschen Books is there, and some casting office, so you can see hopefuls reading lines in their parked cars most days. There's also a recording studio in there, where, once upon a time, I worked with Solomon Burke and the Blind Boys of Alabama shooting a video for "None of Us Are Free." And of course Big Audio Dynamite shot scenes from their video for "The Globe" here too.
Public Transportation
For $1.25 I could get to work and get a little exercise and not have to drive my car (short as the commute was from Silver Lake). Don't try that in Culver City until the MTA line appears many, many years from now. Copy editor Sheila Beaumont, former Weekly news editor Alan Mittelstaedt and our former art director John Curry were frequent train-ride partners. Now, there is a lot of talk around the office about various surface streets and how early the 405 backs up.
Two Guys
Stefania and Dell at Two Guys From Italy Pizza. Marc Cooper told me yesterday he started eating there in 1967. You can still see sad souls nursing beers there before noon, but the pizza's good, and they have two excellently maintained pinball machines. They also provide the pies for the Weekly's union meetings. You're not going to beat Stefania's high score on the "Theatre of Magic" pinball, though.
Drive near Scientology's Los Feliz headquarters at 8:30 in the morning and you'll see the real ones, glassy-eyed, all wearing the same blue Navy-like uniforms. But come 6 o'clock on Hollywood Boulevard, they bring out their secret weapons: the cute girls in fashionable clothes who wear makeup and get their hair done regularly. They sit at card tables and try to convince dumb guys to get a personality test by holding cans with wires in their hands and asking them if they're "stressed." There's also the creepy "Industry of Death Museum" across the street from the Weekly, where you can finally learn the truth about the evils of psychiatry. Don't make Matt Lauer's mistake and be "glib" when you visit.
There's more, of course. In-stores at Amoeba, the sex stores, the Musicians Institute, the kids at Hollywood High, In-N-Out Burger, tons of graffiti, daily fender benders on Sunset and Las Palmas, the guy who polishes the stars on the ground (John Peterson) and so on, but that's enough for now — I've got a long drive ahead of me.
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Keep Hydro, MPI public
Graham Lane's recent article on Manitoba Hydro and MPI (Who would buy Manitoba Hydro?, Jan. 22) ignores considerable evidence that shows publicly owned electric utilities and auto-insurance companies, on average, provide better service at lower cost to consumers.
Hydro Quebec's annual survey of electricity rates in North America as well as reports done by the American Public Power Association show that publicly owned utilities charge, on average, 20 per cent less than their investor-owned counterparts.
When it comes to auto insurance, reports done by independent accounting firms (for the Saskatchewan and Manitoba governments) and the Consumer Association of Canada show publicly owned auto-insurance systems in B.C., Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Quebec are far more affordable than private insurance in other provinces. Former Manitoba premier Howard Pawley's 2012 submission to an Ontario legislative committee looking to curb skyrocketing rates in that province documents in detail the many advantages of public auto insurance, including lower administrative costs.
While MPI and Manitoba Hydro can always be improved, Manitobans must realize how lucky they are to have Crown corporations that provide better service at lower costs than private alternatives in other provinces. As an Albertan, I can tell you auto insurance and electricity rate increases are an annual occurrence, and I've certainly never been sent a rebate cheque.
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The Anglo-Dutch energy giant Royal Dutch Shell has reported a net income of $8.83bn for the first quarter of 2012, a decrease of 1 per cent compared to $8.92bn for the same period last year. Nonetheless, it had a strong profit performance: on average, Shell made over £2m an hour.
Revenue increased to $119.92bn (2011: $109.92m), while current cost of supplies (CCS) earnings grew 11 per cent to $7.66bn (2011: $6.93bn).
Shell continued to divest upstream positions during the first quarter of 2012, with proceeds totalling some $2.1bn. For the quarter, the company reported upstream earnings of $6.71bn (2011: $5.76bn). Meanwhile, it continued to divest downstream positions, with proceeds totalling some $0.3bn; downstream CCS earnings were $1.32bn (2011: $1.17bn).
Peter Voser, CEO of Shell, said:
We are making good progress against our targets to deliver a more competitive performance. Our profits pay for Shell's dividends and substantial investments in new energy projects, to ensure affordable, reliable energy supplies for our customers, which create value for our shareholders.
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During the quarter, production commenced at the Caesar/Tonga project in the Gulf of Mexico and the Pluto LNG project in Australia reached ready-for-start-up status. These two non-operated positions are expected to add a total of some 40 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day at peak for Shell and 0.9 million tonnes per annum of LNG capacity.


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Exempt Staff Council to Host Fall Forum, Conduct Professional Development SurveyExempt (salaried) staff are asked to R.S.V.P. for the forum by Sept. 15, and complete a short professional development survey by Sept. 17.
Women's Lacrosse Club Holds Informational Meeting TodayErin O'Flaherty is the team captain and contact person.
Credit Union Offers Signature Loan SpecialUse the loan to take advantage of a home energy efficiency improvement tax credit, pay tuition, pay off a high interest credit card, or cover other needs.
Men's Basketball Team Organizational Meeting set for MondayAnyone wishing to try out should attend this meeting.
Study Abroad: UMAIE representative visits campus today.Learn about 2011 January Term programs offered worldwide through UMAIE.
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Young Adults Invited to Cor Jesu TomorrowConfessions, worship and fellowship are all part of this prayerful event.
Registrar's Office Provides Annual Notification of Privacy RightsThe annual notification of rights is required by the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended (FERPA).
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Undergraduates: Make sure you are officially registered in all classes by Tuesday, Sept. 21.A Minnesota State Grant requires 15 or more credits; other awards require 12 or more credits.
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Bunch Who Lunch to Feature Talk on Dead Sea ScrollsDr. Paul Niskanen of UST's Theology Department will speak Sept. 22 on the 2,000-year-old documents and the exhibit on display at the Science Museum of Minnesota.
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The Monkey Games
I will be keeping my eye out.
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
Former runner
(and IL and IN, briefly) between Christmas and NYs! I'm going to have to look for that.
You might as well stop at 3Floyd's to see if they have it. They're only a couple miles off the interstate.
Needs more cowbell!
Alpha Klaus is one of my brother's favorites. I don't think I realized that was an IN brewery. I'm going to have to look into finding some of that during our travels. Hmmm...
• Do some dus...and some CX...and some tandem gravel...and some podiums...
• PRs
• 130#s (or less)
Prince of Fatness
More on Poppa Skull.
This beer was released in bottles to other markets a few weeks ago (not in PA), so hopefully this packaging means that we may see some of the kegs.
Check out my running log, BTW.
Bwahahahahaha...that is awesome!
The show is now on Thursday at 8 PM. Tomorrow.....
Dogfish Head is about to brew a batch of "Chateau Jihau", a 9000 year-old recipe based on pottery jars recovered from a village in Northern China. Sam heads to Egypt in order to bring back to life beer from one of man?s earliest civilizations.
I have a bottle of that in my basement. Hmmmm.
Wow. Two weeks in a row I watch this show where had to dump a batch. First 120 Minute IPA, then Chateau Jihau.
So I'm drinking this poppaskull tonight and I swear it has a barbecue chicken wings aroma. Must be the cardamom. Damn this stuff is good!
Guess I won't be buying DFH locally in the future.
Thanks for understanding
"The distributors in the states we are pulling distribution from (Tennessee, Indiana, Wisconsin and Rhode Island) have already been notified of our decision."
I visited the DFH brewery and brew pub over the weekend. Honestly, I felt that the selection for takeout was quite limited. Prices were much better than in my area, so I did stock up a little. And I found World Wide Stout, which is a 18% Double Imperial Stout (relatively) cheap in a big package store.
The brew pub is cool 'cause you can get beer there that is not available anywhere else. I had a glass of Death Metal, for example. And Limb and Life, a session beer made with second runnings of the Dogfish/Sierra collaboration Life & Limb and brewed with maple and birch syrup then aged on Maple and Bay wood from Sam and Kens family farms 4.2% abv. And 75 Minute IPA on cask. And to my surprise they had Chicory Stout on draft so I had a couple of those, too (I went there twice).
I brought home some 90 Minute IPA. Having one now. Damn this is good.
That is one of my favorite beers, ever. I feel like Goldilocks when I drink it...it's "just right."
Chicory Stout is in the house!
The same guy who got me the New Belgium beer down south also found this.
I had tasted this once before. It's pretty tasty. He also got me a bottle of 120 Minute IPA, too.


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WWE tag team legends The Hart Foundation
Meet Impact Wrestling's ROSITA! Come join her!
"Hi, I'm Thea Trinidad also known as Rosita, and I love teaching Zumba classes. The reason is simple: Every class feels like a party! Come join me and you'll see what I mean. You don't even have to know how to dance. Just move your body and follow my lead. It's easy! Come try it, I guarantee you will have a blast! I look forward to meeting you Friday, January 4th from 4pm – 5pm at Club Hellas in Hope Mills NC."
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Wipe the mushrooms with kitchen paper and remove the stalk.
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In a bowl stir together the garlic, white wine and cream cheese and spread evenly over the cap of the mushrooms.
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Wrap each mushroom in a sheet of baking paper, folding the paper over at the edges to form a seal, place onto a baking tray and bake in a preheated oven 200oC / Gas Mark 6 for 15-20 minutes.
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