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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The U.S. bishops sent an urgent message to the U.S. House of Representatives November 6, as House members steeped themselves in debate over procedures related to abortion and the health care reform bill.
Moments before meeting to discuss proposed amendments to the bill, the bishops called for "a fair process" that would permit discussion of "an amendment to keep in place current federal law on abortion funding and conscience protections." Some in the House seek a "closed rule," a procedure banning amendments from the bill.
The letter was signed by Bishop William Murphy of Rockville Centre, New York, Chairman of the bishops' Domestic Justice Committee, Cardinal Justin Rigali, chair of the Committee on pro-life Activities, and Bishop John Wester of Salt Lake City, chair of the Committee on Migration. The letter follows.
Dear Representative:
On behalf of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), we write to strongly urge you to vote for essential changes and a fair process in the House of Representatives to ensure that needed health care reform legislation truly protects the life, dignity, health and consciences of all. Unfortunately, the legislation moving to the House floor falls fundamentally short of this essential goal. We urge members of the House to:
|SOURCE U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Secretariat for Pro-Life Activities
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As internet play began to spread, I realized how terrible I really was. I got an arcade stick (HRAP EX) for STHD in anticipation for SF4. I'm decent at SF4, but my real love is MvC 3. Well MvC2 really, but that has transfarred to 3. I played the hell out of it, but honestly I'm pretty bad at execution. I'm a decent fighter, but my combos were pathetic.
I practiced and watched videos online, all to no avail. I could never get demon flip into dive kick OTG to lift the guy up and continue my combo with Akuma.
I took a month off from the game. It wasn't planned or anything, I just started playing Darksiders and playing a ton of Magic the Gathering Online and MvC3 fell to the wayside. I picked the game back up, as both the UMvC3 news and EVO got me all hype to jump back in. I'm 1,000 times better than I ever was! I can't really explain it, its like I was trying too hard before. I can now do strings and combos better than ever before, and I've been incorporating all kinds of new strategies into my play. The game is much SLOWER for me now, its so awesome. Being able to get a full combo off of almost any kind of touch really gives me a much better chance at victory.
I've never experienced getting this much better at something by taking time away and stepping back (mind you, I wasn't burned out or anything like that, I have NEVER been nearly this good). I've taken my first step into a larger world. :)
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BUT FIRST.....a photo update of the Delight Of My Heart:
The little twerp is coming up on seven months old! He's such a little sweet stinker.
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Here's a photo to encourage myself.....and just because it makes me smile. I look at this picture and laugh helplessly each time~he is such a darling little guy! He loo... Read more
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Here's a photo of 7-week old Grandson. he's such a darling! I was talking to him yesterday saying "I love you/we love you" repeatedly and I swear to you he put his best e... Read more
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
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Well, my trainer finally coaxed me out of the ladies' circuit room and back to the free weights. I thought I was getting a good workout all that time...and I suppose I was, but boy howdy I've used some different muscles!
My daughter has ... Read more
Wednesday, January 07, 2015
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...everyone loves a baby. :)
the latest photo of our wee man....one month old on Jan 5. I got to babysit him yesterday for the first time. Two and a half hours felt like ... Read more
Sunday, December 14, 2014
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Young Gavin Stuart finally decided to arrive on Dec. 5th at 11:29 pm. My poor daughter had a rough ti... Read more
Monday, November 24, 2014
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We have been on Baby Alert here since last night. My daughter has been having contractions all morning, about 20 minutes apart. She told me this and i did my immediate freak-out, so hopefully I can be calm and collected when we get our clue to... Read more
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
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We are just about to wind up the sale of our house. Everything seemed to be going swimmingly....til today.
Not gonna be a good time when my husband gets home. He's going to be furious. There will be drama. Oh, he won't take it out on me... Read more
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
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Monday, November 17, 2014
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Gave in to temptation and weighed myself. The scale might well need a new battery, or I am finally flushing all the excess sodium out of my system. Funny how we forget certain things...for a long time I was using baking soda in water two or th... Read more
Friday, November 14, 2014
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I succumbed to temptation this morning and weighed myself.
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Friday, November 14, 2014
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.....I didn't go to the gym. I went with my daughter for a tour of the maternity ward where she'll have her baby. Parking is horrible at the hospital so we decided to cut our losses and just take the train into town. She wore her FitBit and b... Read more
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
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Yesterday went really well with the tracking, staying within my calorie limit, and getting to the gym.
I have decided to be grown-up enough to admit that I need to not eat the upper calorie level that Sparkpeople recommends. It just is too... Read more
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
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If I hadn't started making more positive changes, i would be seriously disgusted with myself right now.
Monday was good. Good gym session, good food tracking. Fine and dandy.
Yesterday was a complete wash. I started the day well, th... Read more
Sunday, November 09, 2014
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...Yeah, literally. Every day I start with good resolutions, by about 10:30am it all goes to hell in the proverbial handbasket.
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- April
Removable Prostheses are 'Recession-Proof' Say Half of Survey Respondents
Fifty percent of the removable laboratory owner/manager respondents to LMT's State of the Industry 2015 survey rate their current workload as "booming" or "good," with another 38% saying it's "stable." And half go so far as to say removable prostheses are recession proof.
"There will always be that socioeconomical segment of society who won't be able to afford implants or crowns and for whom dentures are the most logical solution; it's that simple. Patients would rather spend their hard-earned money on other things," says Tony...
- October 2014
LMT's Exclusive 2014 Fee Survey Report: In the 'Race to the Bottom,' Profitability is the Loser
LMT's 2014 Fee Survey respondents offer a mixed picture of their sales and profitability. On one hand, laboratory sales seem to be slowly improving. Profits, though, seem to be lagging behind.
The FCZ Dilemma
A 2014 Fee Survey participant from the Midwest—who prefers to remain anonymous—offers a thoughtful take on how the rampant price competition on full contour zirconia restorations is negatively affecting the bottom line of many laboratories. Here's what he had to say:
In the early 1980s, the price of gold skyrocketed and non-precious alloy showed up on the scene. Since it was a cheap metal, most labs didn't even add the cost of the metal into the crown fee. However, they weren't thinking about the revenue they had been making on gold alloys—or about the...
- September 2014
LMT's Exclusive 2014 Wage Survey Report: Market Uncertainty Continues to Impact Personnel
Nearly three quarters of respondents to LMT's exclusive 2014 Wage Survey have taken cost-cutting measures related to personnel in the last two years, citing unpredictable workflows, pricing pressure from dentists and other low-cost labs, and an increase in business costs.
- May 2014
Lab Owners Bring High Energy, Enthusiasm to LMT LAB DAY East
Coming from 23 states and 12 countries, LAB DAY East 2014 attendees—more than 900 lab owners, managers and technician--were upbeat and optimistic about business and keenly interested in adding new materials, products and equipment to their labs.
- February 2014
The Philippine Connection: LMT's Ground-Breaking Interview
In October 1985, amidst rumblings that U.S. laboratories were farming work out to offshore laboratories, LMT brought the issue out into the open. Our interview with Jerry Doviack, CDT, Owner of California-based Continental Dental Ceramics, took readers inside Interdent, his facility in the Philippines and sparked intense industry debate.
In the interview, Doviack explained his strategy behind setting up offshore production to provide outsourcing services to laboratories around the world, saying it wouldn't take jobs away because the local laboratory would still provide a vital service to...
- October 2013
Lab Owners Divided On Offshoring
To stay viable in today's increasingly price-sensitive, competitive market, 7% of respondents send work offshore—an average of 24% of their caseloads&mdashmost often using a U.S.-based broker. Overall, laboratory owners' sentiments on the topic of offshoring are still split; 55%&mdashup from 31% in 2005&mdashfeel it's un-American and unfair to their employees, and another 30% say it's just part of the globalization of our economy.
- August 2013
The Business of Oral Health Care: a Look Into the Corporatization of American Dentistry
Written by Erik K. Curtis, DDS, MA, MAGD and reprinted with permission from AGD Impact, October 2012. (c)Academy of General Dentistry. All rights reserved. On the Web at www.agd.org. License #37166
America loves big business. Never mind the warnings of philosophers and other naysayers. For every Occupy Wall Street curmudgeon huddling under a leaky tent to protest stratospheric CEO incomes, a million of his compatriots get in line at the local Apple store to purchase the company's latest and greatest products. For every crusader decrying the ethics of the bottom line, an army of analysts crisply...
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- May 2013
Implants Still Going Strong
Despite the fact that many lab owners have been feeling the effects of the economy in many areas of their businesses, the majority of respondents to LMT's latest survey say the implant department isn't one of them.
7 peopleLee Scullin, CDT
Stan Bookstaber, CDT
Tom Wade, CDT/TE
Martin York, CDT
Mark Frichtel
Thomas Wiand, CDT
Jeff Anderson, CDT
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- April 2013
Top Industry Trends at LAB DAY Chicago
All-ceramics, implants, profit erosion and other hot topics inspired dialogue during the biggest weekend of the year.
13 topicsLAB DAY Chicago 2013
Medical Device
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Ivoclar Vivadent Inc.
Sirona Dental, Inc.
Captek by Argen
Argen Corp.
3Shape, Inc.
Nobel Biocare USA
6 peopleGregory Thayer, CDT
Lee Culp, CDT
Bennett Napier
Jennifer Stewart
David Little, DDS
Tom Wade, CDT/TE
- March 2013
How's Business?
Sixty-eight percent of the larger laboratory respondents to LMTâs latest Howâs Business? survey are optimistic about this year, compared to only 42% of labs with five or fewer employees.Alireza Esfandyari, CDT and Rayne Verity recommend this
- November 2012
PAUL SIMPSON: From Down-and-Out to Up-and-Coming
Paul Simpson turned his life around after he discovered dental technology at age 20. Still trying to shake off the consequences of growing up in a bad neighborhood and dropping out of school a few years earlier, he applied for a job at a local laboratory. "I had no car, no high school diploma and was struggling to pay my rent," he says. But soon after I started that job, my whole perspective changed. I enjoyed it—and was good at it—and knew I had a chance for a future."
The job was in a large laboratory with over 200 employees; he started out painting dies but was designing pressable...
Alexander Mouradov, MDT: a Drive For Perfection
In 1988 when the Soviet Union collapsed, eight-year-old Alexander Mouradov was forced to flee his home in Baku, Soviet Union to the Northern part of the country. Today, the 32-year-old has overcome his turbulent childhood to become a successful laboratory owner in Connecticut.
Mouradov moved to the U.S. in 1996 to start a new life as a typical suburban high school student in Glastonbury, CT. A few years later, he learned about the dental technology program at Eli Whitney in Hamden, CT through his sister, a dental hygienist. The rest, as they say, is history.
He graduated from the program in 2001...Christian Scull recommends this
Walter Orellana: Savvy Marketer and Relationship Builder
Marketing maven Walter Orellana has gone back to basics; in today's changing landscape, he believes face-to-face sales and personal relationships are the real keys to success.
That's proven true at Excel Dental Studios where he was hired last year to help rebrand the laboratory, broaden its target market and grow the business. And grow it he did: the laboratory has gone from 12 to 35 employees in the last year alone.
Orellana's easy-going personality and knack for networking make him right at home exhibiting at trade shows, visiting dental offices and socializing with dentists in a variety...Carla Miller and Christian Scull recommend this
Marisa Birnbaum: This Go-Getter Isn't Afraid of a Challenge
Marisa Birnbaum doesn't back down from a challenge. In 2007, she and her brother David—who both learned about CAD technology at the Bronx High School of Science—opened a mobile laboratory operation with little laboratory or business experience, using the CEREC inlab system to make same-day crowns. Marisa did all the technical work while David handled sales and marketing.
In 2010, when the economy took its toll, she and David decided to switch gears and scrap the mobile concept. "The original business didn't pan out, but I knew the industry was still a great place to be," says Marisa....Andrew Kissin and Christian Scull recommend this
- October 2012
Industry Fees Reflect Sluggish Economic Recovery
The majority of respondents to LMT's 2012 Fee Survey are delaying fee increases in the face of price-cutting competition and declining caseloads.
4 topicsEconomy
SurveysAlireza Esfandyari, CDT and Martin York, CDT recommend this
- September 2012
CAD/CAM Expert Goes Direct to the Public With Unique Smile Makeover Service
Television cameras. 8,000 viewers. And a dental technician in the spotlight.
This is not a common scenario, but one day last year, Eddie Corrales, CDT, seized the opportunity to introduce his new venture—CADSmiles—directly to prospective patients when he appeared on the cable show, San Diego Living.
During the five-minute segment—which cost Corrales $1,000—he was interviewed by the show's host, demonstrated CAD/CAM scanning and design, and shared before-and-after photos of CADSmiles makeovers.
CADSmiles is an in-office service that Corrales markets to CEREC doctors....
Maribeth MarsicoSeptember 26, 2012 in Helping Hands: Industry Members Fight Back Against Breast CancerJose Walter recommends this
2012 Removables Survey: Removable Market Holding Its Own
Forty-five percent of respondents to LMT's exclusive 2012 Removable Survey rate the market as good and 35% classify it as fair. The majority say their removable business in the first half of 2012 is level or just slightly up or down compared to all of 2011.
At one end of the spectrum is the 9% of survey participants who say the market is booming and that business is markedly up. "All areas of our removable department are up. We had a record May and July was not far behind. As far as fixed, we are down double digits," says Gary Iocco, Owner, Dimension Dental Design, Hastings, MN.
At the opposite...
LMT's Exclusive 2012 Wage Survey Report: Earnings Down, Staffs Lean
Uncertainty prevails among the respondents to LMTâs 2012 Wage Survey and theyâre being cautious about rehiring or raising wages. On a positive note, more than half saw an uptick in
- August 2012
Among LAB DAY® Vendors, Competitive Fervor Intensifies
For me, one of the greatest highs of our LAB DAY shows is returning home afterwards, brim-full of new ideas, juiced with the energy and creative strategies I pick up from you—our participants and clinicians—when I hear your presentations or we meet on the show floor.
One thing I noticed this year in particular is that the level of competitiveness among vendors at the show has ratcheted up several notches. It was Show- and-Tell in all its glory.
For example, all of the vendors on the Ballroom Level had elaborate displays, fantastic videos, excellent presentations and mouthwatering...
Hanging On and Holding Tight
During the "boom" years of the late 1990s-2008, lab fees made significant gains; in a number of cases, they caught up with or even exceeded the Consumer Price Index. It's not like the lab community has ever measured its fees against cost of living increases but, for the sake of observation, when LMT began tracking lab fees back in the 1980s, we sometimes looked at the rate of inflation as a sort of measure to record growth.
We are now on the cusp of year five since the economy went bust. As you will read in this issue's biennial Wage Report and next month in our Fee Report, the sense of being...
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The Reinvention Convention
Instead of merely staying the course, laboratory owners are more engaged than ever in finding new ways to, as Steve Jobs coined it: "Think Different." Better yet, you are doing it—which is exactly what needs to happen! I'm freshly back from LAB DAY Chicago thoroughly impressed with the level of reinvention going on. From mergers and acquisitions to enterprising business strategies, both attendees and exhibitors are on their toes, challenged and not defeated.
LAB DAY 2012 could easily have been labeled "The Reinvention Convention."
The implant market is strong and growing, removables continue...
Straumann's 2020 Forecast: Implant & CAD/CAM Dentistry Poised For Fantastic Growth
At its Capital Markets Day event in Amsterdam in May, Straumann shared its Vision 2020 project with investors and the media. Using existing data, new research and numerous interviews with experts in the field, Straumann's management team outlined key demographic, restorative and technological trends the dental profession will experience between now and 2020:
•As the cost of equipping and running dental practices increases, more practitioners will join group practices and chains; single-dentist practices will become less common. Consolidation will be even faster in the dental laboratory segment...Straumann USA, LLC recommends this
Industry Veteran's Gamble Pays Off
In 2008, Mike Mellon, CDT, was laid off. Today, he owns M&J Partials, LLC, in Leesburg, FL; has five employees; 32 active dentist- and laboratory-clients; and is on the way to owning his own building.
- June 2012
While Many Training Programs Struggle, KCC Sees Rise in Enrollment
Once in jeopardy of closing, Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, IA, is thriving and has even added an evening program to accommodate its waiting list of students.


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Anyway, this game felt so half-ass to me. The whole game got stupid repetitive, maze like levels were awful, cheap-ass scare moments loses the tension, and hearing Sarah saying ''is anybody there?'' over and over made me want to delete the game on the spot.
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Washington Redskins quarterback, Robert Griffin III, was able to steal away the Heisman Trophy from fellow quarterback, Andrew Luck. Stealing the Rookie of the Year trophy away from Luck should be a much more difficult task. Griffin III will need veteran teammate Santana Moss to have a good year to have a shot at stealing Rookie of the Year votes away from Luck. Last year was Moss' worst season statistically, since 2002, his second year in the league. He's coming off a season that saw him catch only 4 touchdown passes and gain only 584 yards. Those who have followed Moss in his career know that he is capable of being a 1,000 yard receiver, as seen in 2010. That year he compiled 1,115 yards, 70 yards per game, and 6 touchdowns. These are the numbers that Griffin III will need from his receiver to have a shot at competing for the Rookie of the Year. Luck has the better receiving corp of the two quarterbacks, with Austin Collie and Reggie Wayne. If Moss doesn't have the season that ...
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Yesterday at TechEd in Europe, Soma announced that the 2008 wave of developer products (VS, VSTS, TFS & .NET 3.5) will ship this month (November). We've been saying for a long time now that it would be this year but, despite repeated requests, we've refused to be more specific :). Now we've narrowed it down to the month. Don't bother asking me the day or the week - because I can't say :)
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Just a note to tell you how much I appreciate your website. It has been such a great help. I am a retired pastor/police officer and have been flyfishing since 2000 and it is the only way I know how to fish. I took a course in flyfishing & flytying in Kansas in 2000 and my instructors were very good. But one forgets alot when away from the source. My wife & I became missionaries to Korea with the Nazarene Church (Methodist) for a number of years and recently returned to the US. I'm back into flyfishing here in Louisiana. I found your website and I thoroughly enjoy it and it has helped me a lot. Thank you for all your work & sharing in flyfishing. Blessings to you.


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Hans Weilenmann's simple killer fly
An oldie pattern from GFF
CDC&Elk is One of the contemporary classics. The originator, Hans Weilenmann, tells the story of the fly.
My first trip to Montana took place in July/August 1982. In preparation for this trip I read up on all the hatch-charts and other information I could lay my hands on. I then compiled all the required patterns and commenced tying them. (I was naive and more gullible then...) I literally tied up hundreds of flies.
Caddis all the way
Dries, wets, nymphs and emergers in sizes ranging from #10 4XL through to #28. Unfortunately, very few of the anticipated hatches actually materialized. Apart from one rather spectacular Yellow Sally egg-laying session on Rock Creek, where an imitation (with a deer hair bullet-head, extended body made from twisted yellow poly yarn and a trimmed grizzly hackle wing tied flat) triggered explosive rises, it was caddis all the way. Not a mayfly in sight. So I fished the Elk Hair Caddis. And the EHC.
When this fly did not work, I'd fish the EHC. I'm sure you get the picture. Anyway, to cut a long story short, the EHC has been one of my most effective dry fly patterns from this time onward. Mostly I would follow the Troth pattern closely: dubbed body, palmered hackle, counter-ribbed with fine gold wire. Or, on #16 and smaller, sometimes only dubbing without hackle.
The troth path
The last season, though, I deviated from the Troth path. With the increased availability of CDC in natural and dyed colors I started experimenting with this material on my core set of fishing flies. For my EHC I started using CDC barbules dubbed onto the thread. Although this worked OK, it did not really improve on the pattern. What I wanted to achieve, next to (perhaps) improved floatation, was a stronger illusion of movement, i.e. to utilize the in-built mobility of the CDC feather. I tried and discarded to trap the CDC barbules in a dubbing loop. Tying in clumps of CDC barbules was not satisfactory, either. Various other options were tried and rejected. The answer turned out to be to use the whole CDC feather, including stem. The resulting fly, basically a modified EHC, I call the CDC&Elk.
|Rather large (up to #12) dry fly. Debarbed.
|Brown or tan
|Cul de Canard feather (Natural or dyed)
|Fine-tipped deer hair
Tying instructions:
- Attach the thread halfway down the hookshank and run backwards to the bend.
- Select a CDC feather of the required color and size. (The longest barbule approx. 2 times shank-length) Hold the CDC feather at the butt and, by stroking the feather between thumb and indexfinger towards the tip, bunch the tips together.
- Tie in the bunch, butt pointing backwards. Tie down with two turns, then slip a third turn under the tips and a fourth turn over the barbules, just forward of the third. This will lock the CDC barbules in place and prevent them from coming loose. Spiral thread forward to eye, then back one turn.
- Clamp butt with hacklepliers and wind the CDC feather towards the eye in touching turns. You will find that the rear half of the body will resemble a dubbed one, but as you progress towards the eye, more and more free barbules appear. Stroke these backwards with each turn. A little practice will enable you to arrive at the eye with only the bare part of the stem left.
- Tie off with one tight turn of thread, unclip the hackle but do not trim yet. Tighten with a second and third turn of thread. You will see that the CDC butt will move with the thread, securing the tie-off point. Clip the CDC butt.
- Finish off as a regular EHC. I like to trim the deer-hair to the required length before tying it in. Your mileage may vary.
Do give it a try...
Hans Weilenmann
© 1996-2001 Hans Weilenmann
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If you want to attach your name to a 'new' combination of materials and/or techniques - fill yer boots.
From: Vincent Butron · vincent.butron·at·gmail.com Link
Submitted March 27th 2010
This is a truly remarkable pattern, economical in every way. The trailing CDC fibres are what really trigger.
From: Thomas Suh · JTSUHMD·at·aol.com Link
Submitted June 11th 2007
I think the CDC&Elk as described above is a very efficient and innovative solution.The beauty of this tying techniqe is that you avoid a dubbing rope all together and you don't need to invest in any special tools for dealing with the CDC feather. There is a nice description on the classification and selection of CDC feathers that I believe H. Weilenmann authored. This has helped me immensely. There is even a very straight-forward video of the technique available on the internet.
GFF staff commentFrom: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com Link
Submitted February 15th 2007
From: Chuck Bushnell · AflyWinder·at·aol.com Link
Submitted February 15th 2007
I thought Petitjean originated the use of CDC in roping the body for a CDC caddis ;-).... and i don't recall Hans Weilenmann's name in association with the origination of the ElkHair Caddis....i could be mistaken though. So if i were to take a classic Catskill Dry fly like say, The adams and use CDC puffs for wings --- could i then claim to be it's originator?
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BOSTON -- Jon Lester didn't pitch badly, not at all. He just didn't pitch as well as Anibal Sanchez, his one-time teammate at Double A Portland a baseball lifetime ago.
While Sanchez and four Detroit relievers were holding the Red Sox to a measly single and no runs in a 1-0 shutout in Game 1 of the American League Championship Series, Lester was limiting the Tigers to a run in his 6 1/3 innings of work.
But that was enough to draw the tough-luck loss.
"It was a great game,'' said Lester. "That was post-season baseball tonight.''
After allowing two singles in the first, Lester settled down and pitched to the minimum number of hitters over the next three innings.
He worked out of a first-and-third, one-out jam in the fifth before yielding a run-scoring single to Jhonny Peralta in the sixth.
"I thought my command was pretty good for most of the night,'' said Lester. "I felt great. Against this lineup, if you keep our offense in the game, you have a chance.''
But in the sixth, with no margin for error given how Sanchez was pitching, the lefty buckled. He issued a one-out walk to Miguel Cabrera, then hit Prince Fielder in the arm with a two-seamer.
After a fielder's choice by Victor Martinez erased Fielder at second, Lester faced Peralta. He threw him a curve, which Peralta lifted into center, scoring Cabrera from third.
"He didn't square it up,'' said Lester. "Obviously, you're trying to bounce a pitch, but at the same time, it's not like it was scaled. He didn't hit the ball in the gap. I like my chances right there with Jake (Jacoby
Ellsbury) coming in on the ball. Just, unfortunately, it fell right in front of him.
"You can always second-guess pitches when they don't go your way and a guy gets a hit. But we hadn't thrown him any curveball and it wasn't bounced, but it wasn't a bad pitch. It kind of goes back to the theme of the night -- you tip your hat and one run beats us.''
Lester was far from pleased when, an inning later, with one out and one out in the seventh and 109 pitches thrown, John Farrell came out to lift him.
"I felt fine,'' said Lester. "When you're out there competing, I don't think you ever give in, especially this time of year. (I was) a little surprised, but at the same time, that's John decision. They had the top of the lineup coming up right there.
"He gave me a chance to get through that inning and I hit (Jose Iglesias) and that was my chance.''
Lester hadn't pitched since he looked sharp in Game 1 of the ALDS against Tampa nine days ago, but he said the layoff in between outings didn't affect him.
"I felt fine,'' he said. "I think in the post-season, with the days off, at least for me, you have so much adrenaline, you don't really worry about how your body feels or mechanics or anything like that. It's just a matter of 'Who do we have up? 'What's the game plan' and 'What are we trying to do.' You're not really concerned, this time of year, because nobody feels good.''
Lester could feel proud of his start, but far from satisfied, given the outcome.
"Sometimes, it stinks to be on that (losing) side,'' said Lester. "But you just tip your hat and show up tomorrow.''


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Many people suggest using RC paper for contact prints if they're for making contact sheets of rollfilm negatives, for general perusal and such. But for finished prints I'd suggest going with fiber-based paper. It doesn't take any more room, just a bit longer washing time, but the results are much better. If you like Kertesz's prints, fiber paper is going to look closer to what he printed with. I'd recommend any of the eastern-European brands for a good start. I like the look of glossy fiber paper. A bit of selenium toning can add that special look.
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Today's fundraising swing through Texas is the seventh time the president has visited Texas since being inaugurated as president in January 2009. Austin and Dallas are the president's favorite venues for fundraising (two trips apiece). He also has raised money on one visit to Houston and San Antonio. [Read More]
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wasn't alone, though. Fellow linebackers Brandon Spincer and Antonio
Mason combined for 113 tackles alongside Cannon, but the three of them
are out of eligibility and three newbies will take over at linebacker
this fall. The defensive line has talent and experience up front, so
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and a major advantage. But, with no more Cannon blasts, this trio will
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in the nation.
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effectively against the Green Wave last season, part of the reason they
looked to stay on the ground was the fact that the Tulane secondary was
very good. They finished the year as one of the best secondaries in the
nation, giving up only 179 yards per game through the air. The Green
Wave defensive line has some talent and should provide some push up the
middle to help this back four, but they should fare well enough on their
own. Israel Route is a corner who could rack up All-CUSA honors by
season's end and Jeremy Foreman is a solid contributor on the other
side. Talented strong safety Tra Boger will have to be replaced, but
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I am not sure when you were there last but alot has changed in the last few years.
They are developing alot of the mountian side
Looking at the map I think a few of the trails may be gone.
2009. but stayed around till 2010...
from what i remember and when i go back to see friend and fam- they are expanding on the side of the road where wingate hotel is... there are tons of trails on the back side of the mountain off lone jack road... it will take quite a while till they stretch that far back on the mountain.
just trust me- go up candlers mtn rd. turn left on sunnymeade, then turn left on lone jack road. once on lone jack road you will see a gravel road with a gate on the left. just past that is another trail to the left. that one leads up to trail head. there is a trail map there.
on the other side of lone jack rd on the right side of the road is a sign and a dirt road that leads to the motorcross trail. BUT, the trail continues beyond the motorcross track to more trails...
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2015: Northeast Conference Defensive Player of the Week (3/9)... Corvias ECAC Division I South Defensive Player of the Week (3/10).
2014: Made nine appearances with eight starts... Went 6-2 overall and 3-0 in NEC contests… Posted a 7.61 goals-against average and .572 save percentage in 465:00… Boasted an average .500 save percentage or better throughout all nine appearances... Averaged 8.8 saves per game overall and 7.7 saves per game in NEC action… Added 11 ground balls on the season… Recorded three games with 10+ saves… Northeast Conference Defender of the Week (3/24)… Made career-high 16 saves against Drexel… Made 13 saves in non-conference win at Michigan… Made 10 saves in NEC win over Robert Morris.
2013: Started all 16 games in goal... Boasted a 9.90 goals-against average and .530 save percentage in 860:16... Made 160 saves... Made 10+ saves on seven different occasions... Made 8+ saves in all but three games... Averaged 10.25 saves per game and posted a .500 save percentage against nationally-ranked opponents... Averaged 11.5 saves per game in CAA action... Held a .500+ save percentage in every game of season... Made season-high 15 saves against Hofstra... Made 13 saves in CAA win over Massachusetts... Made nine saves in a full 60:00 to pick up first collegiate win over High Point... Made 14 saves in first collegiate start at #10 Lehigh.
2012: Saw action in one game in net... Made eight saves... Posted a 9.33 goals against average and .533 saves percentage.High School/Personal: 2011 USILA High School All-American and All-State selection... Named to All-League First Team for three consecutive seasons and All-League Second Team as a freshman, earning league MVP honors as a senior and co-MVP honors as a junior... Two-time All-State Honorable Mention... Named team MVP as a sophomore and Defensive MVP twice... Played club lacrosse for the #1 nationally-ranked Dukes, winning Tri-State, Champ Camp, and Peddie School tournaments... Also lettered in ice hockey... Majoring in pharmaceutical and healthcare marketing.
Saves: 16 vs. Drexel (3/25/14)
Goals Allowed (Lowest): 1 (2x) last at Delaware (3/21/15)Caused Turnovers: 2 at Penn (2/26/13)
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I am sorry as I wrote "Here is my code" and I dint wrote anything.
I will tell the exact scenario....I am telling the user to upload the image and then user will go to cropper page where user will select the region one required then image file will get stored in server and cropped image coordinates will get stored in database.
Now I know the coordinates actually what user has selected, I mean I have x1, y1, x2, y2. and I have the complete image what user has uploaded.
Now my need is to show the user only image which user has cropped in frame of 200px * 200 px.
In other words if I say, I have coordinates and want to display image starting and ending with that coordinates in 200 * 200 px width and height frame.