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Why Apple CEO Steve Jobs said: 'I'm disappointed in Obama'
By Katie Kieffer rare-earths are key components to iPods and iPads that can cost up to $130 per lb. The U.S. used to lead the world in mining rare-earths through a California mine called Molycorp. However, environmental regulations sent this mine into extinction and the U.S. lost her competitive technology advantage. Today, China produces roughly 97 percent of all rare-earths. Jobs' instincts were capitalistic. He was not a profiteer. Nor was he into sharing or redistributing; his goal was to transform the world by producing "insanely great" products that would allow the masses (not just rich people like Obama and Buffett) to access freedom-enhancing technology. As his wife told Isaacson, "…he cares deeply about empowering humankind, the advancement of humankind and putting the right tools in their hands." Steve Wozniak was Jobs' friend and initial partner in building Apple. Wozniak was the shy engineering genius behind Apple's initial technology. However, without Jobs' capitalistic instinct, Wozniak's ideas would never have created a single job (even for himself). Wozniak told Isaacson, "I designed the Apple I because I wanted to give it away for free to other people." Isaacson writes: "If it had not been for Jobs, he [Wozniak] might still be handing out schematics of his [circuit] boards for free at the back of Homebrew [tech information swap] meetings. It was Jobs who turned his ingenious ideas into a budding business." 2011 was Apple's last year with Jobs at the helm and Apple even outdid big oil (Exxon Mobil) in per employee profits, reports The New York Times. Profits allow businesses like Apple to create jobs, offer valuable stocks to millions of individual investors and provide millions of Americans with cutting edge technology tools like iPhones, iPods, iPads and MacBooks at the lowest possible prices. Ultimately, profit is the most powerful tool whereby businesses improve society. In his 2012 State of the Union address, Obama promised to make things even harder for companies like Apple who are forced to do business in China, saying: "no American company should be able to avoid paying its fair share of taxes by moving jobs and profits overseas. From now on, every multinational company should have to pay a basic minimum tax. And every penny should go towards [subsidizing the tax burden of smaller companies that only do business in America]." Obama said his socialist plan of "shared sacrifice" would result in "an economy built to last" that supports "everyone who's willing to work, and every risk-taker and entrepreneur who aspires to become the next Steve Jobs." And Obama "solved" Apple's engineer issue by telling taxpayers to subsidize their educations: "Now you need to give more community colleges the resources they need…" Meanwhile, he bullied taxpayers to subsidize costly four-year college educations: "Extend the tuition tax credit … States also need to do their part [by increasing college tuition subsidies]. Higher education can't be a luxury—it is an economic imperative that every family in America should be able to afford." Obama even bragged about how he's going to crack down on piracy; I think he should start by walking the walk. Before daring to misrepresent and mooch off Jobs by mentioning his name in the same sentence as his anti-business agenda, Obama should read Isaacson's biography. As Gov. Mitch Daniels diplomatically said in response to Obama's speech: "…he must know in his heart that this is not true." President Ronald Reagan bestowed Jobs and Wozniak with America's very first National Medal of Technology. In contrast, President Obama largely ignored Jobs' success and advice during his lifetime and then invited Jobs' widow to hear him attack the capitalistic system that allowed Jobs to succeed. Obama has rejected Jobs' pro-business ideas like lowering the costs of doing business (taxes), reducing regulations and reforming education. If Jobs is looking down on earth, I'm sure he is still "disappointed in Obama." Key pages referenced from "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson: 39, 61, 73, 107, 192-93, 490-491, 495, 496, 498, 538, 543-545. To bring Katie Kieffer to speak at your professional event or college campus, please follow this link to inquire about booking a speech.Two months before Apple Inc. co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs died of pancreatic cancer, he told his biographer Walter Isaacson: "I'm disappointed in Obama." President Obama disregarded Jobs while he was alive—while using Jobs' iconic image and entrepreneurial success story to further his political interests. Now that Jobs has passed away (and is unable to defend himself), Obama continues to rip off Jobs—using him as a false poster boy for his socialist economic agenda. Jobs was a long-term Democrat. In practice, however, Jobs was a life-long capitalist—not a socialist like Obama. Isaacson writes in his best-selling book, Steve Jobs: "Communal economics were not for him." Obama largely ignored Apple and dismissed Jobs' ideas while he was alive. However, during his 2012 State of the Union address, Obama made a point of inviting Jobs' widow, Laurene Powell Jobs, to sit in the First Lady's box (along with token guests like Warren Buffett's secretary). Obama never mentioned or honored Powell (who Jobs adored and whose persistent love enabled his work) within his speech. Instead, Obama repeatedly attacked the capitalistic tools that Jobs utilized to achieve the American dream. If Obama truly admired and respected Jobs, why didn't he phone Jobs to congratulate him after he launched the iPad? Isaacson says the iPad was Jobs' "pet project." It was the culmination of Jobs' life-long ideas, dreams and hard work and "it embodied everything he stood for." When Jobs was just 26-years-old, he told a classroom of Stanford students about his vision to develop a book-sized computer. When Apple finally developed the multi-touch technology needed for a tablet, he decided to utilize it for the iPhone first because "Tablets appeal to rich guys with plenty of other PCs and devices already." Upon its 2010 launch, 15 million iPads sold in just nine months and it is considered to be "the most successful consumer product launch in history." Jobs "noted at dinner [on the night he publicly announced the iPad] that the president had not called him since taking office," writes Isaacson. Obama delegated the apparently onerous task of congratulating Jobs on his historical entrepreneurial feat to his chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel. And Obama never made a personal visit to see Jobs in his home after he publicly announced his third and final medical leave from Apple in January of 2011; Larry Page, Bill Gates and Bill Clinton took care to pay respectful last visits. The reason Obama initially met with Jobs was because Obama's aids thought that the meeting "fit into [Obama's] new emphasis on competitiveness." Jobs initially didn't want to meet. He felt that the President should have personally requested the meeting and he said: "I'm not going to get slotted in for a token meeting so that he can check off that he met with a CEO." It took five days for his wife to convince him to go. When they met for forty-five minutes at the Westin San Francisco Airport in the fall of 2010, Isaacson says Jobs advised Obama to reform education by busting up teachers unions. He also told the president that his anti-business regulations were forcing American companies to move manufacturing to China. He warned: "You're headed for a one-term presidency." Jobs became passionate about trying to teach Obama how to reform his policies and foster American innovation; he set up a dinner for Obama to meet with tech CEOs. Interestingly, the president's "shared sacrifice" staff co-opted Jobs' menu and insisted that the dinner include an extravagant "cream pie tricked out with chocolate truffles … [because] the president liked cream pie," writes Isaacson. (Clearly, the First Lady of Nutrition was not in attendance.) Isaacson writes that Jobs offered job-creating advice to the President: 'he stressed the need for more trained engineers and suggested that any foreign students who earned any engineering degree in the United States should be given a visa to stay in the country. Obama said that could be done only in the context of the "Dream Act." … Jobs found this an annoying example of how politics can lead to paralysis. "The president is very smart, but he kept explaining to us reasons why things can't get done. It infuriates me, [Jobs later recalled.]"' At the dinner, Jobs also explained to the president that the reason Apple employs hundreds of thousands of people in China is because Apple couldn't find "30,000" qualified American engineers. Jobs (a college drop-out turned billionaire) insisted that four-year degrees were unnecessary to train the engineers he needed. While Obama did call Jobs afterward to further discuss training engineers, he didn't take actions to follow through on their conversations in a way that satisfied Jobs before he died. Jobs initially tried to make Apple "all-American." For example, early on, Jobs held a global contest for Apple's general designer and he flew to Germany to review designer Hartmut Esslinger's proposal. He loved Esslinger's idea to design Apple's products with a "California global" flair and create a "born-in-America gene for Apple's DNA." However, Isaacson says Jobs would only hire Esslinger "on the condition that he move to California." Apple has consistently tried to use American workers and facilities as much as possible, but it is no longer practical given the lack of skilled workers, excessive government regulations and the 35 percent corporate income tax rate. Apple is only profitable and successful because it currently does business in China. Without China, there would be no Apple. Contrary to popular opinion, technology companies spend more on materials than on labor overseas. For instance,
Why states may legalize drugs
By Katie Kieffer reports: "Federal law classifies the possession and sale of marijuana as a serious crime and does not grant exceptions for medical use, so the programs adopted here, in 15 other states and in the District of Columbia exist in an odd legal limbo. … federal prosecutors have raided or threatened to seize the property of scores of growers and dispensaries in California that, in some cases, are regarded by local officials as law-abiding models. At the same time, the Internal Revenue Service has levied large, disputed tax charges against the state's largest dispensary, threatening its ability to continue." The war on drugs began when President Richard Nixon bypassed Congress and declared a war on drugs on July 17, 1971. He said that drug abuse was a "national emergency" and America's "public enemy number one." He signed the "war" into law on January 28, 1972. By unconstitutional executive order, Nixon created the first drug czar and also created an extra-congressional agency to regulate drugs called the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). Successive Presidents have sustained this war. Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution gives Congress (not the president) the "Power … To declare war." Federalist and framer Alexander Hamilton further explains the Constitution's checks on executive reach in The Federalist No. 78. He says the president publicly declares and enforces the laws Congress makes and the decisions or appointments Congress approves: "The Executive not only dispenses the honors, but holds the sword of the community." Some might object that America's forty-year-long and over $2.5-trillion fight against drug abuse isn't technically a "war." But that's a hard position to defend when scores of innocent Americans and Mexicans have died throughout our combat with brutal Mexican drug cartels. Since 2006 alone, when President Felipe Calderón declared his own war against drugs, between 40,000 and 50,000 people (depending on your source) have died in this conflict. Moreover, the right to own your entire person is a fundamental human right and it is foundational to the Constitution. Unless you use wrongful force against another person or their property, you retain full ownership over your body. As John Locke points out, reason tells you that you fully own your body. No one else owns your body—not your neighbors, your family or the government. Presidential candidate and physician Rep. Ron Paul explains: "All of our freedoms – the freedom of religion and assembly, the freedom of speech, the right to bear arms, the right to be free from unnecessary government searches and seizures – stem from the precept that you own yourself and are responsible for your own choices. Prohibition laws negate self-ownership and are an absolute affront to the principles of freedom. I disagree vehemently with the recreational use of drugs, but at the same time, if people are only free to make good decisions, they are not truly free. In any case, states should decide for themselves how to handle these issues and the federal government should respect their choices." Freedom is the power to choose between good and bad options for our own private property and body; freedom is the power to opt for healthy behaviors like prayer, aerobic exercise and strength training over unhealthy behaviors like self-mutilation, chain smoking, binge drinking and inhaling paint thinner. I think the federal government needs to respect individual freedom by deferring to the states in matters like drug use where the Constitution is silent. To bring Katie Kieffer to speak at your professional event or college campus, please follow this link to inquire about booking a speech.I believe that states have the constitutional right to legalize drugs. For, the Constitution is silent on the federal government's ability to regulate or ban substances that adults choose to digest at their own peril—or medical relief. The Constitution is so silent on this matter of individual liberty (choosing to digest or use drugs) that in order to ban the sale of alcohol during the Prohibition era, we passed the 18th Amendment. When we wised up and realized that banning alcohol doesn't work, we repealed the 18th Amendment via the 21st Amendment. I contest that federal drug laws are unconstitutional because they do not stem from a constitutional amendment. Since the Constitution defines our freedoms negatively, states and individuals retain all rights that are not explicitly delegated to the federal government. The 10th Amendment states: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." In other words, because the Constitution is silent on drugs, states alone have the constitutional power to regulate drugs. Voters in states like California have exercised their constitutional right to legalize drugs, specifically medicinal marijuana to help cancer patients and those suffering from chronic pain due to autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis. Californians aren't flower power hippies. These voters realize that if it's constitutional for individual Americans to binge on four-to-five alcoholic drinks in one sitting—drinks that incidentally do nothing to relieve chronic pain—it makes sense to legalize a far less lethal substance like marijuana with verified pain-relief benefits. A prestigious medical study published by The Lancet in November 2010 reveals that alcohol is more lethal than heroin and crack cocaine and drastically more harmful than marijuana, ecstasy and LSD. On Jan. 6, 2012, The Lancet reaffirmed these findings with a global study revealing that: "marijuana was the world's most widely consumed illicit drug … [and] the least likely of all illicit drugs to cause death," as The New York Times relays. We have not amended the Constitution to outlaw drugs. Nor did the war on drugs germinate in Congress. Instead, successive court rulings and executive orders have unconstitutionally banned drug use at the federal level—even to the point of overriding the sovereignty of states that explicitly legalize drugs. 'And when the court decides to apply the Bill of Rights to state law, it winds up trampling … on the most important safeguard of our liberties: the division of power between the federal and state governments. … By the middle of the twentieth century the "due process" clause within the Fourteenth Amendment had come to be seen as the catchall phrase for federal intervention,' writes author Jason Lewis in "Power Divided is Power Checked." Today, the Federal government, via the Department of Justice, has violated the separation of powers that the Founding Fathers wrote into the Constitution. Federal agents allege that medical marijuana dispensaries and growers violate "federal law"—ripping out medicinal cannabis plants and destroying legitimate livelihoods overnight. The New York Times
Capitalism (That's What I Want)
By Katie Kieffer union demands and government regulations (not warped capitalism) were largely responsible for the downfalls at GS. It's very dangerous to attack capitalism and capitalists for American job losses because, as economist Peter Schiff explained on Fox News, our own government played a major role in steamrolling corporations and contaminating the financial markets: "This wasn't created by the free market. All this excess leverage is there because of the government; it's there because of the Fed. They did this; they infected us with this disease. The fact that all these companies are now dying … what they did is they provided Wells Fargo and all these companies with free money and let them go up and leverage it up. And it's like, I use the analogy, if a kindergarten school teacher … passes out Pixy Stix and soda pop and then leaves the classroom and she comes back and the kindergarteners have wrecked the place, who do you blame?" In 2009, economist Jim Grant pointed out the Fed's role in ravaging America's free market system. He said on CNBC's Squawk Box that inflation: "is based principally upon the rate of money-printing. … Inflation is too much money. … [And, with low interest rates, the Fed] has embarked on a vast experiment and moral hazard." The vulture comparison reflects Perry's misunderstanding of both capitalism and vultures. Ron Paul points out that businesspeople routinely reorganize their companies in order to operate efficiently within the free market and, in the long run, reorganization can create jobs. In nature, vultures operate by eating and safely disposing of toxic carcasses. Vultures never intentionally infect healthy creatures with toxic waste and then feed off them (that's closer to how the Communist Party of China operates, not vultures.) The problem with painting rich businesspeople like Romney as evil is that money and capitalism are not evil. Rather, I contend that socialism is toxic. For, socialism is irrational; it denies man's inherent right to own private property by using "need" as the standard for morality. Socialism also leads to communism, as seen in the land of America's Communist Sugar Daddy: "In China, the government can force farmers to sell their land to developers, often at rock-bottom prices, to fuel a state-run real estate machine that disproportionately enriches the elites. But rural folk, who have rising expectations for a better life, are pushing back, as evidenced by a highly visible battle over a landgrab in the fishing village of Wukan, where a local leader recently died in police custody. This is just one of thousands of protests in China every year—about 60% of them related to land disputes, according to Ran Tao, a senior fellow at the Brookings-Tsinghua Center. … [China has] hundreds of millions living on less than $2 a day—and cheap land to exploit, particularly in the West, " writes Rana Foroohar in TIME Magazine. If you define morality on the basis of need, bullies rule society. Might makes right and politicians will seize land, power and wealth for themselves because they supposedly need it more than commoners who scrape by on $2 a day. When need is the standard of morality, you lose control over your livelihood. Any powerful bureaucrat can take your money or property and call himself "Robin Hood" but you can't get mad or call the cops or take him to court because he'll just say he "needs" your property more than you do.The Beatles once rocked America with their cover version of "Money (That's What I Want)." Today, I'll rock you with my version. Capitalism don't get everything it's true. What it don't get I can't use. Now gimme capitalism (that's what I want). Anti-capitalist sentiment is creeping into American culture and we need to immediately halt this trend. Even Republican presidential nominees Rick Perry, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum are plunging toward the vortex of need-based morality by aggressively attacking Mitt Romney—not for his socialist slips like RomneyCare—for his businesslike communication style and his record as co-founder of Bain Capital Ventures. When Romney recently said: "I like being able to fire people who provide services to me," he inadvertently gave his rivals fuel to attack him as a profit-hungry job-killer. Santorum preaches that Romney fosters social division by using the widely accepted term "middle class" instead the politically correct term "middle income." Gingrich calls Romney a "looter." And Perry quips that Romney is a "vulture" who pursued "get-rich schemes." Bain invested in a steel mill (GS Technologies) that eventually failed; layoffs ensued and Bain relied on help from the U.S Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation to fulfill pension obligations. What Perry, Gingrich and Santorum fail to point out is that absurd
Now gimme capitalism (that's what I want). To bring Katie Kieffer to speak at your professional event or college campus, please follow this link to inquire about booking a speech.
The real Ron Paul stands up
By Katie KiefferMay I have your attention please? Will the real Ron Paul please stand up? I repeat, will the real Ron Paul please stand up? I keep hearing the same three rumors about Paul: He blames America for 9/11, he's anti-Israel and he's pro-Iran. So, who is the real Ron Paul?


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Thank you so much for the transfers and for your hard work in setting them up. With the holiday, I didn't think the request would come through this quickly.
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Thank you very much, Sky!
I have one particular memorial manager that consistently deletes my edits (to add the marriage year for multiple spouses) and then manually does this work. Now at least I know that is unnecessary in case I ever get this kind of edit. :-)
This person did have both spouses 1 and 2 precede him in death, but I have others where the 1st marriage ended in divorce and both the person & their 2nd spouse precede the divorced spouse in death. In that case I think it has to be going by the wedding year when provided.
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Hi Sky,
Please kindly accept my edit for Ralph. The only change I made was to add the marriage year to Spouse #1 and Spouse #2.
I am curious as to whether this edit alone will cause the spouses to be rearranged in chronological order.
Please let me know if this edit worked or whether you still have to go back in and manually put Bertha in Spouse #2 spot and Ruth in Spouse #1 spot.
I have so many multiple marriages in my family, I'd really like to know.
Thank you so much!
Ralph Eugene Stoller:
1950: Married Spouse #1 Ruth Elston (she died 1995)
1996: Married Spouse #2 Bertha Sinn nee Kaufman (she died 2002)
2005: Married Spouse #3 (living)
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Thanks so much for the transfers, and for all the work you did in creating the memorial.
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I'm writing about African-Americans from Clark County Kentucky before 1870. Nancy Eveline Abbott is mentioned and I would like to include a photo of her gravestone. May I have permission to do so? Of course I would credit you as the photographer.
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"God Is Determined to Deliver His Children From Slavery to Lead Them to Freedom"
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VATICAN CITY, MARCH 13, 2011 (Zenit.org).- Here is a translation of the address Benedict XVI gave today before praying the midday Angelus together with those gathered in St. Peter's Square.
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Dear brothers and sisters!
This is the first Sunday of Lent, the 40-day liturgical season in which the Church prepares spiritually for Easter. In substance it is a matter of following Jesus who turns decisively toward the cross, the culmination of this mission of salvation. If we ask: Why Lent? Why the cross? The answer, in radical terms, is this: because evil exists, or rather, sin, which according to Scripture is the deepest cause of every evil.
But this statement is not at all uncontroversial, and the word "sin" is not accepted by many, for it presupposes a religious vision of the world and of man. In effect this is correct: If we eliminate God from the horizon of the world, we cannot speak of sin. Just as when the sun is hidden the shadows disappear and the shadows appear only if the sun is there, so too the eclipse of God necessarily brings the eclipse of sin. Thus the meaning of sin -- which is a different thing from "guilt feelings" as these are understood in psychology -- is only grasped in discovering the meaning of God. The "Miserere" Psalm, attributed to David in the context of his twofold sin of adultery and homicide: "Against you," David says, turning to God, "against you alone I have sinned" (Psalm 51:6).
God's response to moral evil is to oppose sin and save the sinner. God does not tolerate evil because he is Love, Justice, Fidelity; and it is precisely because of this that he does not wish the death of the sinner, but desires that the sinner covert and live. God intervenes to save humanity: We see this in the whole history of the Jewish people, beginning with their liberation from Egypt. God is determined to deliver his children from slavery to lead them to freedom. And the worst and most profound slavery is that of sin. This is why God sent his Son into the world: to free men from the rule of Satan, "origin and cause of every sin."
He sent him in our mortal flesh so that he might become the sacrifice of expiation, dying for us upon the cross. The Devil sets himself with all of his forces against this plan of definitive and universal salvation, which is shown in particular by the Gospel of Jesus' temptations in the desert proclaimed every year on the first Sunday of Lent. In fact, entering into this liturgical season always means siding with Christ against sin, doing spiritual battle -- as an individual and as the Church -- against the evil spirit (collect prayer for Ash Wednesday).
We thus invoke the help of Mary Most Holy for the Lenten journey just begun so that it be rich with the fruit of conversion. I ask a special remembrance in prayer for me and my co-workers in the Roman Curia. This evening we will start a week-long retreat.
[After the Angelus the Pope made the following appeal in Italian:]
Dear brothers and sisters,
The images of the tragic earthquake and consequent tsunami in Japan have deeply shaken us. I would like to renew my spiritual nearness to the dear people of that country, who are dealing with the effects of these calamities with dignity and courage. I pray for the victims and for their families and for all those who are suffering because of these awful events. I encourage those who with praiseworthy readiness are preparing to bring help. We remain united in prayer. The Lord is near!
[Translation by Joseph G. Trabbic]
[He then greeted the pilgrims in various languages. In English, he said:]
As I greet you this morning, I ask you to join me in praying for the victims of the recent devastation visited upon Japan. May the bereaved and injured be comforted and may the rescue workers be strengthened in their efforts to assist the courageous Japanese people.
Turning to the pilgrims present at today's "Angelus" prayer, I greet especially the Midshipmen from the U.S. Naval Academy and their chaplains, as well as the members of the Nazareth Academy Choir. Entrusting all of you to the care of Mary, Mother of the Church, I invoke upon you and your loved ones the blessings of Almighty God.
[In Latin, he said:]
I cordially greet the students and teachers of the Christelijk Lyceum of Veenendaal (Netherlands). I rejoice that you have come to Rome to be strengthened in your endeavor to learn the Latin language. In fact this language has much to contribute, both in the deeper study of antiquity and in the study of more recent history.
[In conclusion he said in Italian:]
I wish everyone a good Sunday and a good Lenten journey. Thank you.
[Translation by Joseph G. Trabbic]


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I know that this post is coming a little late since it concerns the 2014 Urban Retreat; however, I did not want to miss this opportunity. I wanted to share the love and say what a great experience I had (for my second time) at Urban Retreat. Encouragement from other fellow young people, especially among the CAMI groups, is essential to "fire-up" our social justice and comp sex ed campaigns.
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This month, the Alabama Alliance for Healthy Youth had their second annual Youth Advocacy Day down in Montgomery, Alabama. Youth Advocacy Day is a day when young people from the state of Alabama gather together to show their support for HB 139 in Alabama's capital. HB 139 aims to make the Alabama sexual health education law more culturally sensitive and removes the phrase "homosexuality is not a lifestyle acceptable to the general public and… a criminal offense." It was amazing to see the great turn-out, especially since our attendance …
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With days becoming shorter and nights longer plus water temperatures dropping, one would expect the rate of fish catches to drop also, this is not the case with many and varied captures still occurring around the state.
Fishing is at it's best when it's cold!
One such capture or captures have been flying fish, a very irregular visitor to the Island state. Mainly found offshore in temperate waters, this specimen was captured within the South's Derwent River.
An unusual catch - Tasmanian Autumn Fishing
Yellowtail Kingfish are thought to be a warm water species but this is not proving the case also in the Derwent. Whilst there is snow on the peaks of Mount Wellington, anglers fishing from shorelines around Bellerive Bluff and in boats, tell of some great captures of Kingfish on all manner of lures and soft plastics. One chap told of using a black and gold Rapala magnum lure to obtain his 4kg specimen whilst another managed his on a 3' Pumpkinseed grub soft plastic lure.
Kingfish are staying around longer. - Tasmanian Autumn Fishing
Mako shark are still around especially of the North Coast and down around Tasman Island with many turning up around the backs of boats whilst anglers are boating Bluefin tuna. Also creating problems are seals which are like packs of attacking dogs, mauling live fish once alongside. Unfortunately, nothing can be done to deter these wolves of the sea as they are fully protected in Tasmanian waters.
A large Mako eyeballs the motor - Tasmanian Autumn Fishing
Regular catches of Elephant fish are occurring in estuarine waters about the state with the Tamar proving to be a real hot spot at this time. Places like East Arm, Bonnies Beach are the favoured spots for anglers, mainly bait fishermen, getting amongst the action. Simple paternoster rigs will suffice for this species and runs once hooked are long and hard. Be aware of the venomous dorsal spine along the back of this fish.
The delicious but unusual looking elephant fish
In the freshwater around the state trout fishing is coming to an end with the season closing at the end of April. The good news is that a lot of large freshwater impoundments remain open and a few of these are Lake Barrington in the North West, The Great Lake, Central Highlands, Craigbourne Dam in the South and Lake Meadowbank also in the South. Another popular Northern water to remain open is Brushy Lagoon, recently stocked with big Atlantic salmon as was Craigbourne in anticipation of satisfying those winter anglers, hardy enough to venture forth.
A fine example of the craft of John Wilesmith - Tasmanian Autumn Fishing
This gives many anglers the opportunity to bag a trophy fish, with a fine example by leading taxidermist John Wilesmith of Sheffield in Tasmania. I will be doing a feature on John in the coming weeks but in the meantime, here's a link to his website.
A lot of smaller rivers and tributaries do hold good head of trout, but with low water levels, attacks by predators such as cormorants and so forth, means that fish are spooky and proving hard to catch. Once we receive a good flush of rain, trout angling at least to months end, should improve.
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Given the negative developmental consequences observed in classic research on the effects of early social deprivation ( Bowlby, 1951, 1969; Spitz, 1950, 1965), most developmental psychologists readily accept the view that humans, like other altricial species, require the social input of adult caregivers for adaptive development. Over the past several decades, research concerned with early social stimulation has gradually shifted from a focus on the effects of social deprivation per se, to questions concerned with the influence of qualitative differences in our early social experiences. Indeed, much of the contemporary literature shares a pervasive assumption that various qualitative properties of social stimulation are optimal for adaptive development above and beyond the quantity of stimulation experienced.
The purpose of this chapter is to present an overview of our recent research concerned with the developmental consequences of various social structures described as optimal during infancy. The first section of the chapter is devoted to the early infancy period and a theoretical approach to those issues we have previously described as the social contingency hypothesis (e.g., Dunham & Dunham, 1990). Then, moving forward in developmental time, the second section of the chapter considers the middle and late infancy periods of development and a theoretical assumption frequently described as the shared attention hypothesis (e.g., Adamson & Bakeman, 1991). As will be evident later in the discussion, we believe that these two hypotheses typically associated with different periods of infant development can be conceptualized as variations on the same basic theme at the level of defining operations.


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I get Christine Chapel was not a very well liked character, heck, Majel didn't even like her. But one thing the Chapel I watched for years never would have done was jump ship because things went south with her love life or plans.
Um - remember - Christine Chapel CAME ON the original Enterprise (in TOS) because they were going to the planet where her fiancee (Roger Corby) was lost (see the TOS episode
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With their spiky bristles between their fur and distinct black and yellowish stripes, the lowland streaked tenrec mostly resembles a cross between a hedgehog and an oversized bee! Its appearance is even more unusual because of the spiky yellow bristles around their head, but gives them great camouflage while foraging on the forest floor.
When a predator is foolish enough to go for the tenrec, it will be sure it gets a mouthful of spiky spines that detach from the tenracs body. Interestingly, these little mammals have such a low body temperature that they do not require a scrotum to cool their sperm, as is very common in mammals.
This small ground-dwelling insectivore without a tail lives on the central upland regions of the island of Madagascar. Like lemurs such as the bizarre looking aye-aye, tenrecs evolved in the isolation of Madagascar and are unique to the island. Unusually for tenrecs, the lowland streaked tenrec is active both at night and during the day, and is the only species to form groups. Nesting in burrow together with its family members, they may forage together on the forage floor looking for tasty earthworms and creatues alike. Unlike other species native to the island of Madagascar, luckily the yellow-streaked tenrec is not considered to be threatened.


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Hey Seraph Members! I just want to get an idea of who all in this unit has Beta access coming up this summer? I'm launching a youtube channel that will be featuring Destiny and I'd like to showcase the Seven Seraphs during the open Beta. So I'm just looking for a raise of hands for those of you who will be in the Beta and If you'd be interested in grouping up for some videos! P.s I'll be mainly filming on Xbox One but will have access to filming on PS3 and Xbox 360
Maintenance6/23/2014 12:14:31 AM PermalinkI'll be there as well, so for all attending beta members, hit me up if you've got a mic and enjoy PvP and Coordinated Strikes in-game. PSN is "Bonarconspiracy" (Note: Gimme a MSG telling that you're adding me because of Destiny if you decide to friend :-D)
Jay4206/1/2014 4:30:36 PM PermalinkShit thing I hate is I recieved the beta code October of '13. Players who first ordered should be priority over ppl just now looking into destiny or even further in the future. I want extra material. Early access. Something for dedicated players. Going to be such a flood of gamers who saw the gameplay at e3 jumping on it. I want a mature based online community. Not spoiled brats whose parents had to buy the game for them.
Samurai BushidouEdited by Samurai Bushidou: 6/1/2014 5:31:41 AM PermalinkI will be playing the Beta on PS3,but playing the actual game on PS4.I bought my Destiny game on OCT/12/2013 at Gamestop.
cyberlord3034/28/2014 12:59:08 PM PermalinkI will be playing the beta on the Xbox 360 add my gamer-tag cyberlord303
SOLOistheNAMEEdited by SOLOistheNAME: 4/26/2014 6:38:30 AM PermalinkYou will see me on the battlefield PS4
XxAlaskanNinjaxX4/11/2014 2:34:27 AM PermalinkCant waitforthe Beta, especially since it comes out on the PS4 first ill be on the ps4 btw
Paladin Danse4/23/2014 5:13:59 PM PermalinkI have pre ordered it for ps4. And I will be livestreaming the beta and making utube video
DanAndrews4/17/2014 5:00:03 PM PermalinkDoes anyone know if the beta domains will be wiped before the September launch?
Captain Aye4/15/2014 4:33:49 PM PermalinkI want to be playing beta SOO BAD!, but unfortunately for me i'm a finically dependant college student that simply can't preorder the game, i've been trying to get my hands on one for months now but nothing, hopefully my mission will be successful and ill be venturing into the wild with my fellow guardians for the beta
Tetragon4/11/2014 2:49:25 AM PermalinkHad to change my vote from "No" to "Yes" because I managed to snag one of those puzzle Beta codes from Twitter while I was at home sick. So excited :)
Nope4/12/2014 2:43:15 AM PermalinkI recently acquired a code. I am going all digital this generation; I would have been happy to have payed up in full, if it was possible to pre-order the game digitally.
Pimp334/9/2014 1:38:28 AM PermalinkIf my past experience means anything, the last two Bungie games were both released in September. They both had betas, which lasted throughout the month of may. I'm gonna go out on a limb and assume they're following the format they know best, and will launch the beta this late April at the earliest, but probably early May. Hopefully Bungie does some kind of Friends and Family early release again, because I managed to get in early in both the Reach and H3 betas that way. :D
angrygumball144/10/2014 11:31:17 PM PermalinkI pre ordered the game, got a code from game stop and entered that code. does that mean i will be able to play the beta? i have not gotton a code from bungie. i really want to play the beta, this game is going to be great and i can not wait.
MastaSin4/9/2014 3:52:58 AM PermalinkI'm in the Beta, not choosing yet factions until I know what they stand for, it would be silly of me choosing a faction just by it's name.
ExtraWolf4/8/2014 11:10:19 PM PermalinkI have a feeling the Beta is coming in mid June or early July, They probably want to be as close to September as possible.
BROSKI200 ROCKS4/8/2014 11:02:15 PM PermalinkI am in the beta I just need to know when the beta starts can anyone help me out here?
SparklingJdub4/8/2014 10:41:23 PM PermalinkWaiting patiently for the beta, though my patience is starting to wane.
JhonnyC4/8/2014 9:53:19 PM PermalinkJust Bought my ps4 and pre-ordered the game!!! but has anyone heard when the beta is going to start?


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