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What's the best / easiest way to swap the brakes around (my new bike has left-front brake)? Take the whole lever off?
What's the best / easiest way to swap the brakes around (my new bike has left-front brake)? Take the whole lever off?
simply reroute the cables and you're done. it might look odd though
No, you don't switch the levers, just the cables. Many lefties and Europeans operate the front brake with the right hand, myself included. The lever action is the same, and you shouldn 't change the sides of the shifters. So just switch the cables.
I've never understood left hand front brake.
Doesn't make any sense.
So disconnect the cables at the levers?
What part of dominant hand operates the rear brake is so hard to understand? And there are no sharp bends. You can put as much curve in as you like. Nagrom how can you argue that your way is the only way whether you are left handed or right handed? There is a clear difference. No, not all lefties have to recerse their brakes, but there is a reason to do so if they wish. Hey, I didn't make this up, it is well established.
Yes OP, just remove the cables from the levers and brakes and switch them to the other levers. Then reconnect to the same brakes and you are good. Same lengths may work.
nope that's why i said insert, not reinsert. maybe i should have been more clear, my bad. you'll have to buy new cables and possible even new outer cables now i think about it. so you'd have to retape your bars as well
You don't need to buy new cables, unless the ends are too frayed, or they're too short after you cut off the ferule.
The cable and housing that was running from the left brifter now runs from the right brifter and vice versa.
You will have to take the cable loose at the caliper, and completely unthread it from the brifter, and you'll have to take the housing off from under the bar.
The long housing and cable that used to run from the right brifter to the rear brake, runs from the left brifter to the rear brake.
The short cable and housing that used to run from the left brifter to the front brake now runs from the right brifter to the rear brake.
No need for new cables if they're in good shape.
And you don't switch which cable is attached to which brake, but you can't get the cable out of the brifter, intact, without taking it loose fromt he caliper.
You could fall off a cliff and die.
You could get lost and die.
You could hit a tree and die.
Still, the main reason I made front brake - right lever is that it's the same way on motorcycle. And it's a LOT easier to reroute cables on bicycles than on motorcyles. So right is front - intuitive for me. If it wasn't for that, I'd just leave it as it is and get used to it.
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Like Slaninar, I prefer to run front brake on the right hand for continuity with motorcycles. I also feel the right hand, being dominant, is easier for me to modulate finely, allowing max braking while acoiding lockup on the front wheel, which if it were to happen would, of course mean a crash, whereas a locked rear wheel is just a slide.
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Oh man, they're everywhere, they're everywhere those weird right hand front brake folks. Who knew?
I'm a lefty and ideally the front brake would be on the left. In the
UK I just live with the convention of on the right, but it makes no
sense to change on the left for a lefty because your a lefty.
rgds, sreten.
The front brake is your best brake and should be controlled by
by your best hand, to encourage its use and feel. The USA
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Bruins forward Chris Kelly suffered broken ankle from Dupuis slash last night. Quite a game.— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) December 8, 2013
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According to the Government Finance Officers Association, 75% of infrastructure in the US is built and maintained by state and local governments. Their primary source of financing is municipal bonds. There are roughly 50,000 different municipal issuers, ranging from states to local school districts. All told, they have $3.7 trillion in debt. Another $2.2 trillion in infrastructure investment is needed over the next five years, according to the American Society of Civil Engineers. Hurricane Sandy was a devastating reminder that a functioning economy depends on bridges, roads and electrical grids that work. The tax exemption for muni bonds isn't free—but it's not expensive. The Office of Management and Budget estimated that it cost the government $36 billion last year, about 1% of federal spending. Supporting 75% of our nation's infrastructure with 1% of our budget? That sounds like a bargain. What would happen if the subsidy went away? Eliminating—or even limiting—tax exemption would increase financing costs for state and local governments, pushing them to raise taxes or cut costs by eliminating jobs and putting off maintenance. Tax Exemption Is a Market-Based Solution That Works Well Critics of federal tax exemption for municipal-bond interest argue that it's an inefficient subsidy. Their rationale: it's not given directly to the issuer, but earned by investors who stand to profit from the subsidy. This is especially true, the critics say, for wealthy investors subject to the highest tax bracket, because tax-exempt interest is worth more to them than to investors subject to lower tax brackets. Let's take a closer look at this argument. The market determines interest rates. If the subsidy is efficient in this framework, muni bonds should have about the same yield after taxes as comparable bonds subject to federal taxation. This is the case for short-term munis: yields for high-grade municipal bonds maturing in two years have averaged 68% of high-grade corporate bond yields over the last 10 years (based on two-year, AAA-rated yields from Municipal Market Data Corp. and LIBOR swap yields from Bloomberg). This means investors subject to the top tax bracket would have come out roughly the same whether they bought a muni bond or a corporate bond. The same isn't true for longer-maturity municipal bonds. Over the last 10 years, the yields of munis maturing in 10 years averaged 78% of comparable corporate bond yields, suggesting that investors subject to federal tax rates above 22% profited from the tax-exempt subsidy (based on 10-year, AAA-rated yields from Municipal Market Data Corp. and LIBOR swap yields from Bloomberg). Why the higher relative yield for longer maturities? A big part of the difference is uncertainty about future tax rates. Municipal bond investors bear the risk of potential changes in the federal tax treatment of muni bond interest, which could hurt their investments. Sure, tax exemption is an indirect subsidy, but it isn't necessarily inefficient. And capping the benefit of tax exemption will not improve the efficiency of the subsidy, but will raise financing costs for state and local governments. A Direct Subsidy Makes Financing Costs Less Predictable Since the crux of the matter is how best to subsidize infrastructure spending, many have called for a direct federal subsidy—as was done in the 2009 Build America Bonds program. While a direct subsidy is more transparent, the problem is that it puts state and local governments at greater risk of absorbing changes in the level of federal support. In fact, while issuers have fixed obligations with Build America Bonds, their federal subsidy will be cut if we go off the fiscal cliff. With tax-exempt municipal bonds, state and local governments' financing costs are fixed—their current obligations won't change with federal budget negotiations and the tax code. In sum, to paraphrase Winston Churchill's famous speech that democracy is the worst form of government…except for all other forms that have been tried: the tax exemption of municipal interest remains the best tool we have to stimulate investment in US infrastructure. The views expressed herein do not constitute research, investment advice or trade recommendations and do not necessarily represent the views of all AllianceBernstein portfolio-management teams. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn R. B. Davidson IIIDirector—Municipal Bond ManagementR. B. Davidson III joined the firm as Director of Municipal Bonds in 1992. He is Chairman of the Tax-Exempt Fixed Income Investment Policy Group and a member of the Taxable Fixed Income Investment Policy Group. Davidson also serves on the partnership committee at AB. Before joining the firm, he was vice president and head of municipal strategies at J.P. Morgan Securities and an associate economist at Lehman Brothers. He is the author of "The Value of Tax Management for Bond Portfolios," published in The Journal of Private Portfolio Management, Spring 1999; "Maximizing Expected After-Tax Returns," published by Probus in 1994 in the Handbook of Municipal Bonds; and "Analyzing Quality Spreads," published in The Municipal Finance Journal in 1991. Davidson was named to the Institutional Investor's All-America Research Team in 1992. He earned a BA with honors from Wesleyan University and an MBA from the New York University Stern School of Business. Location: New York Related Posts Some Silver Linings in China's Corporate Default Cloud Act Now: Volatility Ahead in US Treasury Market Four Factors that Make Global Bonds a Core Solution


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I have put together an article on Folding Pedals at http://www.bikesthatfold.com/content/view/28/ which lists all the options currently on the market.
I have put together an article on Folding Pedals at http://www.bikesthatfold.com/content/view/28/ which lists all the options currently on the market.
Hey - that's really useful thanks. I need some new folding pedals. I quite fancy the MKS ones, but the Brompton ones look good too.
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Great stuff - I find most folding pedals have got downsides (weight, not much folding, too flexible, one sided) so your guide was really useful - thankyou. 2 more options: use a narrow non-folding pedal (eg clipons or VP220's) or another totally different folding pedal from Di-Blasi (a clever italian steel folder maker). See page 12 of their Manual.
great site BTW - keep up the good work
Thanks Simple Simon, I should have included the VP pedals, which are sold under various
brands. http://www.vpcomponents.com/pedals.asp?pcat2=5#
Not Stricly folding, there is also the MKS detatchable pedals.
check it for any crack after accidental crash or surcharge."
I know, I know, no point getting snarky about good translations gone bad, it's just funny sometimes.
An excellent list of folding pedals. Thankyou.
The problem with most folding pedals is that the closer together the bearings are then the quicker they wear out. Put the bearings further apart and they do not fold so neatly. So, as with folding bikes, and so many other things in life, the end result is something of a compromise.
My personal preference, after having worn out several different sets of folding pedals is the removable ones which were mentioned, and as fitted to the Dahon Curve SL, these being the MKS MTS-2EZY.
Apart from being quickly removed and re-fitted, they are a good anti-theft deterent. No-one is going to ride your bike away very quickly without pedals. But lock it as well to be sure. Also whilst you have the pedals off the bike, take care not to lose them!
Nice site. Maybe I'll upgrade to a lower profile pedal.
Dahon is supposedly going to be introducing some new ultra low profile pedals.
I am looking now for pedals as I bought a Downtube 2007 FS and wore out one pedal after 1.5 weeks and 160 miles of use. Supposidly he is sending another one but my suspician is that they are not high quality anyway so I will use the list for another set.
You bring up a good point that the MKS MTS-2EZY ones are a theft detterent. Never thought of that. But now I got to carry them with me when I go in somewhere.
I agree, that is a very useful point to note that the MKS MTS-2EZY clip pedals have the added bonus in that they act as a theft detterent, a certain type of bike robber will not be interested in a bike without pedals.
I have the MKS Panoramas, & they probably deter a "ride away" thief, but no deterrent to a "I'll just stick that bike in my van" thief. I have Zefal toe clips attached to mine & that does make them bulky to carry, so I'll look at Powergrips next. The main problem carrying them is the grease on the spindles, so I'm looking for a suitable plastic sleeve.
If you stick the folder in a car prior to a long drive, check you have the pedals before you set off :-)


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Yup, we all seem to have time constraints. For me riding in the morning is out. Folks suggest going to bed early and getting up at 4:30 for a ride? Well, that's about when I get up to go to work. No way I'm going to bed at 6 PM so I can get up earlier to go for a ride.
I also have kids. Oldest is 13. At only 13, she is OK with leaving home, but I don't want to leave them too long. My wife works evenings so I am on homework duty, dinner duty and referee (LOL) in the evenings. I go out for about an hour to hour and a half, but have to do it early as I don't want it to be dark with them home alone.
Not too many nice long rides happen on the weekends. My wife is now getting more weekend days off (she didn't have a weekend off for about 4 years) so I can get out occasionally, but it is still pretty sporadic. When she's off during the week it is tough because there are things we need to do around the house together, especially now out in the yard with spring finally here. It's tough too because I only see her about twice a week, so it's tough to leave when I haven't seen her for a few days.


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Artist: Angus & Julia Stone
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Washington Huskies sophomore Quincy Pondexter stood in the North Practice gym at Edmundson Pavilion on Friday morning and talked happily...
Washington Huskies sophomore Quincy Pondexter stood in the North Practice gym at Edmundson Pavilion on Friday morning and talked happily about the team's upcoming trip to Greece.
His uncle, Clifton Pondexter, played professionally there for a while, and there are lots of sights Quincy has heard about that he wants to see for himself.
For now, however, that's as far as he's planning to go anytime soon.
It was in the same gym in February when Pondexter told a few reporters he would consider leaving for the NBA after his freshman season if it was a legitimate option.
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It wasn't, as Pondexter tailed off after a quick start and averaged 10.7 points for the season. That he was even publicly acknowledging considering it, however, had some wondering if Pondexter's mind was in the right place.
The forward looks back now and says those who questioned him had every right to do so.
"I was real young and dumb last year," said Pondexter. "I had some ups and some downs, and I didn't really handle them the best way I could have. Now I've realized it and people have helped me, and I feel I've made a drastic improvement in my game as well as everything else that comes along with being a college student."
And while thinking he had an NBA future wasn't outlandish, considering his pedigree as a top-50 national recruit two years ago, he says it's not where his thoughts should have been.
"I was thinking like, 'Man, I'm doing pretty well. I might have a chance,' " he said. "But really, I was thinking about all the wrong things at that point in time. I'm not ready for that yet and I might not be ready for a while."
He says now he's trying not to let thoughts of the future enter his mind, even if he's still considered by some as likely to leave before his eligibility is up — he's listed as the No. 18 pick in the 2009 NBA draft by NBADraft.net.
"I'm not thinking past Greece," Pondexter said of UW's trip to play five Greek pro teams.
And possibly being a three- or four-year college player?
"That wouldn't bother me at all," he said, acknowledging "that's not something I would have said a year ago."
Instead, he's looking forward to his sophomore season with the Huskies in a role that is likely to expand greatly with the loss of Spencer Hawes to the NBA.
With the UW offense based last year around two big men (Hawes and Jon Brockman), there often was little room for Pondexter to operate.
Pondexter said he thinks he'll be a better fit this year with the Huskies likely to return to running more with a roster filled with talented perimeter players.
"I've been waiting for this," he said. "It helps me, takes a little pressure off of me, and we are all going to complement each other. When we run that floor it helps each of our games."
Not that he didn't have moments last season, such as a 21-point first half against Arizona. But after that night, he never scored more than 15 points in a game. He also revealed Friday he suffered a staph infection late in the season that caused his weight to drop to less than 200 pounds. He's up to 213 after a busy summer that included a stint as a counselor at a camp in New Orleans where he roomed with former high-school teammate Brook Lopez, now playing for Stanford.
"I was a freshman last year and going through a lot of things for the first time," he said. "I've grown up a lot, changed a lot."
• UW will practice for 10 days before leaving for Greece on Aug. 27. The Huskies will play five games against Greek professional teams using International rules. Only the team's nine returning players can make the trip, per NCAA rules. Overseas summer trips are allowed by the NCAA once every four years.
• Players are also taking a five-credit class on Socrates, architecture and Greek history as part of the trip. James Clauss, the former chair of the UW classics department and incoming director of the Honors Program, will teach the course beginning this week and accompany the team to Greece.
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No super-heroines will be present to heal anyone, but the music performed on May 27 and 28 starting at 8pm for Cloak and Dagger Fest at the El Rey Theater and Effex may just do that for those young people still recovering from school. Many well known DJs like Gorgon City, Two Fresh, Vindata, Lee Foss, Lee K, MANIK and Cashmere Cat are performing and even more local favorites like Reverend Mitton, Matthew Levi, DJ Eldon, Burn The Disco, PEZZ and DJ Ohm breaking down beats, as well. If you're not able to teleport like some dark, mysterious strangers, you can get tickets for entry starting at $15 for entry to Effex on day two (only folks 21 and up allowed), $20 for entry to El Rey on day one (18 years and older on this day) and $28 for the whole weekend.
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One of the most successful covers of all time...
Here's Marie Digby performing Empire by Shakira.
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1971 from the stones whom were victimized by both klein and oldham-hence their own label. i have the feeling
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More than 50 artists have covered this old song written in the 40's. Here's a cool synthy version from Debbie Harry with lots of photos - I wonder what she had to say about the death of the last Ramone - they came along in the same era in the same city
Laura Cox playing the Free classic, All Right Now.
Really well played and produced,
The Black Crowes covering Otis Redding:
Are we having fun yet?
Can't forget Janis Joplin's version of thsi Kris Kristofferson country hit:
Are we having fun yet?
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The Beatles version of an Isley Bros hit (written by Bert Berns):
Are we having fun yet?
"This one's for Jimi":
My brother saw this concert. I despise him.
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County Data for Randolph County, Arkansas
Randolph County is a county located in the U. S. state of Arkansas. As of 2000, the population was 18,195. The county seat is Pocahontas. Randolph County is Arkansas's 32nd county, formed on October 29, 1835, and named for John Randolph, a U. S. senator from Virginia, who was influential in obtaining congressional approval of the Louisiana Purchase, of which Randolph County is a part.
Randolph County is currently an alcohol prohibition or dry county.
William Jasper Blackburn, a Reconstruction U. S. Representative from Louisiana, was born on the Fourche de Mau in Randolph County in 1820.
Former U. S. Representative Edwin R. Bethune of Arkansas is originally from Randolph County.
Pre-European Exploration
Prehistoric details of Native American life in Randolph County remain elusive. Archaeologists unearthed both Archaic and Mississippian materials in the Old Davidsonville State Park area. The Michigameans, an Algonquian-speaking people from the Illinois Confederation, settled in the late seventeenth century near modern-day Pocahontas. After the first European contact, the Cherokee, Delaware, Illinois, Osage, and Shawnee settled near the county.
European Exploration and Settlement
European explorers laid claim to vast areas encompassing Randolph County. Possession first shifted from the Spanish under Hernando de Soto (1541) to the French with Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet (1673). The Spanish retook it as per the Treaty of Paris of 1763 before transferring it back to the French in 1800.
Louisiana Purchase through Early Statehood
Part of the Louisiana Purchase, the area became part of the District of Louisiana in 1804 before becoming the Louisiana Territory in 1805. The new territory subdivided, with the District of New Madrid containing the region. It became part of the District of Arkansas the next year. In 1812, the name of the governing territory changed to Missouri Territory, and the District of Arkansas converted to New Madrid County. In 1813, it became Arkansas County, with the upper part of the county separating as Lawrence County in 1815.
Before the Louisiana Purchase, a few Frenchmen had settled the region. American settlers quickly followed, entering through Hix's Ferry. Established by William Hix around 1803, it became the major entry point to northeast Arkansas on the Southwest Trail (also known as Old Military Road, Congress Road, or the Natchitoches Trace). In 1815, Davidsonville, near three rivers and the Southwest Trail, became the Lawrence County seat. This settlement produced Arkansas's first post office in 1817, a land office in 1820, and a brick courthouse in 1822, as well as a cotton gin, a jewelry store, and a drill site for the Third Regiment of Territorial Militia. In the late 1820s, the town of Davidsonville waned as the Southwest Trail shifted westward, and the county seat changed to Jackson.
Coinciding with the founding of Davidsonville, Ransom Bettis established the Bettis Bluff settlement on the Black River. In the late 1820s, Thomas Stephenson Drew, future governor, arrived and began shipping pork and stock down the river, reinvesting the profits in trade items and gaining sizable landholdings by marrying Bettis's daughter, Cinderella. Once the first steamboat arrived at Bettis Bluff in 1829, the town economically coalesced. In 1835, Randolph County separated from Lawrence, and Bettis Bluff, renamed Pocahontas, became the Randolph County seat. By 1839, a new county courthouse opened.
Cherokee removed from their eastern lands under the Andrew Jackson administration and guided by John Benge crossed the Current River into Randolph County in 1838 and moved through Jackson toward Smithville (Lawrence County). The economic benefits of the land route and the rivers continued to draw people to the region, increasing the population to more than 6,000 by 1860.
Civil War through Reconstruction
The importance of Pitman's Ferry, the old Hix's Ferry site purchased by the Peyton R. Pitman family, made Randolph County an early Civil War assembly area, drawing soldiers into the region to outnumber the civilian population of the county at the time. Confederate General William Joseph Hardee took command at Pitman's Ferry, transferring the state volunteers to Confederate service before shifting them east of the Mississippi River in the fall of 1861. The avenues of entry remained weakly defended, and small skirmishes and guerrilla activity ensued.
The largest engagement in Randolph County occurred on October 27, 1862, at Pitman's Ferry. Colonel William Dewey of the Twenty-third Iowa Infantry marched thirteen companies and an artillery section to the ferry by force. Opposed by Confederate Colonel John Q. Burbridge's estimated 1,500 men, the Union forces carried the position. The number of engaged forces is estimated at more than 2,500. After the surprise and capture of Confederate General M. Jeff Thompson and his staff at Pocahontas in 1863, only skirmishes and guerrilla activity occurred as the county remained deep in Union territory.
After the war, the construction of railroad routes near the county brought travelers and trade. The Hoxie-Pocahontas and Northern Railway Company, part of the St. Louis-San Francisco system, entered the county, expanding markets, encouraging land sales, and bolstering the lumber industry.
Post-Reconstruction through Early Twentieth Century
Postwar prosperity funded construction of a new courthouse in 1875, and easier travel encouraged the development of two nineteenth-century resort communities, Warm Springs and Ravenden Springs, around natural hot springs. The improved transportation allowed for more immigration into the county. A large number of German families began migrating into Randolph County, creating a strong German Catholic presence in Pocahontas and Engelberg by the turn of the century. In the late 1920s and early 1930s, the construction of U. S. Highways 62 and 67 coupled with Works Progress Administration (WPA) road construction and Civilian Conservation Corps projects helped Randolph County withstand the Depression. Pocahontas added a library, a waterworks, and a hospital before the construction of the current county courthouse in 1940.
World War II through Modern Era
The entrance of the United States into World War II had mixed results for Randolph County. The economic prosperity brought by war industry drew some citizens to better-paying jobs outside the region; however, some industries entered the county, creating a slight economic boom. An egg-dehydrating plant and a shoe manufacturing facility opened, employing many local citizens. While the financial outlook for the county improved, more than 1,200 young men were called to war, with fifty-nine killed in service.
Today in Randolph County, lowland farmers export rice, soybeans, corn, and other grains, while cattle ranches and poultry houses dominate the uplands. The largest employer, Waterloo Industries, produced toolboxes for export outside the county before abandoning the Pocahontas facility in 2007. The wooded terrain, five rivers, and many smaller streams attract fishermen and hunters of deer, duck, and turkey to the region.
Randolph County contains several points of interest. Old Davidsonville State Park interprets the life and death of Davidsonville, the 1820s-era Rice-Upshaw House still stands near Dalton, and the Maynard Pioneer Museum celebrates the early settlers. Pocahontas houses the restored 1875 courthouse; the Century Wall monument, a celebration of influential twentieth-century Americans; and the Eddie Mae Herron Center, a refurbished African-American school functioning as a community center and interpretative site.
According to the U. S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 656 square miles (1,699 km²), of which, 652 square miles (1,688 km²) of it is land and 4 square miles (11 km²) of it (0. 64%) is water.
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As of the census of 2000, there were 18,195 people, 7,265 households, and 5,245 families residing in the county. The population density was 28 people per square mile (11/km²). There were 8,268 housing units at an average density of 13 per square mile (5/km²). The racial makeup of the county was 96. 99% White, 0. 97% Black or African American, 0. 53% Native American, 0. 07% Asian, 0. 01% Pacific Islander, 0. 27% from other races, and 1. 15% from two or more races. 0. 82% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 7,265 households out of which 30. 70% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 58. 40% were married couples living together, 9. 90% had a female householder with no husband present, and 27. 80% were non-families. 24. 70% of all households were made up of individuals and 12. 10% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2. 46 and the average family size was 2. 93.
In the county the population was spread out with 24. 60% under the age of 18, 8. 30% from 18 to 24, 25. 70% from 25 to 44, 24. 30% from 45 to 64, and 17. 00% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 39 years. For every 100 females there were 96. 00 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 90. 50 males.
The median income for a household in the county was $27,583, and the median income for a family was $33,535. Males had a median income of $25,006 versus $18,182 for females. The per capita income for the county was $14,502. About 11. 90% of families and 15. 30% of the population were below the poverty line, including 18. 80% of those under age 18 and 15. 20% of those age 65 or over.
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You Ain't Just Whistling Dixie: How Carol Moseley-Braun Used Rhetorical Status to Change Jesse Helms' Tune
Walls, Celeste M., Western Journal of Communication
ON MAY 6, 1993, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted 13-2 to refuse to renew a design patent (2) for an organizational logo of the United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC). After 14 years, the patent had just expired. Freshman Senator and Judiciary Committee member Carol Moseley-Braun opposed the legislation. The primary reason for her opposition to the extension of the patent was its emblem, which featured the confederate insignia.
The matter was all but forgotten until July 22, 1993 when Jesse Helms attached legislation for the design patent as Amendment 610 to former President Clinton's National Service Bill. He explained to the full Senate that the Judiciary Committee's previous action was "An unintended rebuke aimed at 24,000 ladies who belong to the United Daughters of the Confederacy who work together as unpaid volunteers at veteran's hospitals and many, many other places" (Congressional Record, 1993, S9251). With this, the Senate prepared to vote on a bill the passage of which would guarantee passage of Amendment 610.
Before the vote could take place, Senator Carol Moseley-Braun, the first African American woman elected to the Senate, was pulled by her staffers out of Judiciary Committee hearings and notified that the United Daughters of the Confederacy's (UDC) request for patent renewal was being re-introduced as Amendment 610. To her surprise, it was about to be voted on in the full Senate. Moseley-Braun rushed to the main floor to try to stop the vote. There, the freshman senator led and won a floor fight against the amendment's main sponsor, Senator Jesse Helms, a tenured, institutional insider. Arguing that the patent was unnecessary, Moseley-Braun spoke against the measure. By the end of the debate, she had convinced a majority of her peers to vote with her against passage of Helms' amendment chiefly because the emblem featured the confederate flag.
Several researchers suggest that this should not have been the case (Asch, 1956; Moscovici, 1980; Turner, 1991b). Specifically, they argue that audience expectations as to her perceived credibility as a double minority speaker should have mitigated acceptance of her message. Moseley-Braun's support for a minority position (i.e., defeat of the amendment) and the combined immutable characteristics of her personal identity, (i.e., race and gender) should have reduced her rhetorical status in the Senate, which still is a predominately White and male institution. In turn, this reduced status should have intervened to attenuate her credibility and therefore, her persuasiveness. In short, Helms should have prevailed.
Against significant odds and the expectations of many observers, however, Moseley-Braun not only defeated Jesse Helms in the Senate that day, but she continues to be a force in U.S. politics. Clearly, the defeat of Helms' amendment was only the beginning. In this paper I argue that Moseley-Braun was able to lead the charge against passage of the Amendment 610 by adjusting not only her approach to the argument, but also by shifting the audience's perception of her credibility. She did so by transforming key characteristics thought to act as status reducers for double minority speakers into status enhancers. Carol Moseley-Braun was able to turn the tables on Jesse Helms by refusing to accept his negative characterization of her credibility as a speaker in the United States Senate.
One possible explanation for her success is provided by rhetorical status, an interactional communicative phenomena that suggests speakers and listeners reciprocally define their relative personal and social standing or position to one another in a given communication context. In short, rhetorical status asks why do speech and other modes of communication vary in their efficacy, their persuasiveness or power (Logue & Miller, 1995, 20)? To address this question, the concept of rhetorical status can be used to analyze speakers' efforts to shape and reshape their own and others' social and personal characteristics as one set of factors that bear on perceptions of speaker credibility. …


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Meet San Diego Opera's Delilah
Nadia Krasteva makes her San Diego Opera debut in "Samson and Delilah"
When San Diego Opera general director Ian Campbell first heard mezzo-soprano Nadia Krasteva nearly 10 years ago at the Vienna State Opera, she was performing the role of the page in Strauss' "Salome."
It's an incidental part with a minimal amount of singing, but that's all Campbell needed.
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She's now singing frequently throughout Europe and the U.S. and makes her highly anticipated San Diego Opera debut as Delilah in Saint-Saëns' "Samson and Delilah." She also has debuts scheduled for La Scala in 2014 (as Amneris in "Aida") and the Metropolitan Opera (Eboli in "Don Carlos").
"These are great opportunities, it's true," the Bulgarian-born, Austrian-based mezzo said during a rehearsal break recently. "I've sung in so many great opera productions, so many great theaters, that I'm more or less used to it. I'm prepared. I'm ready for this. I have my experience. I believe in the way I do things. It's OK.
"We always have to remember that singing is great, but it's not everything in the world. You take seriously your job and you work seriously on these things, but still you have to remember and never to forget: singing is only one part of your life."
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Krasteva speaks like a true mezzo-soprano. If tenors and sopranos can be demanding and high strung, mezzo-sopranos tend to be more grounded. After all, most women are mezzo-sopranos (in chorale music, they are called altos). And even if they sometimes have a range that can challenge a soprano, they don't make their livelihood residing up in that upper, rarefied register.
Mezzos specialize in the voice's lower, more nuanced realms, and the roles they are afforded reflect those darker qualities. To borrow a widely used opera cliché, mezzo sopranos are typically assigned to "witches, bitches or britches" (as mezzos are often called upon to sing "trouser roles" — male characters written in the mezzo range).
Given the opera's storyline, it's apparent which category Delilah falls into.
Krasteva, who is singing the role for the first time, believes Delilah goes a little too far when she mocks Samson in the opera's final act after he's lost his strength, but she admires Delilah's fortitude and focus and she's entranced by Saint-Saëns' music.
"It's very passionate," she said. "All the music in this opera is flowing. It has very long, legato lines which come very naturally. You listen to it and you think that it is so logical and so simple and so beautiful at the same time."
Like sopranos, mezzo-sopranos are generally categorized by the weight of their voice, whether coloratura, lyric or dramatic. Krasteva tends toward the dramatic — and she'll be calling upon that aspect of her voice as Delilah — but she is also able to negotiate the lyric repertoire and even step into a few soprano roles like Adalgisa (in "Norma").
"When you learn how to go from one music to another music without being disturbed, this is very good for the voice," Krasteva said. "I think it develops your voice over time if you don't put your voice in — how do I say it? — one box, like in a very small area of a composer's work or a certain style of music.


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I'm having some trouble with IE6 and jQuery UI. I have a popup dialog (modal, if it matters), that displays a "yes/no" dialog to the user with some information. In order to facilitate this, I build the dialog with autoOpen = false, and then I call $('#popup').show() later on as needed, in response to various different events. Now, in IE6 (and only IE6, as far as I can tell), the .dialog method will occasionally fail but STILL return the jQuery object. So, rather than show a popup, the .show() method just display a div container in the html page.
What could be causing this, and how I can fix this behavior?
autoOpen: false,
buttons: {
"No": function()
//do stuff
"Yes": function()
//do stuff
draggable: false,
modal: true,
resizable: false,
title: "Confirmation",
width: "500px",
zIndex: 2000
and later
Pretty standard.
New information
I'm loading the page that makes the dialog with ajax inside of another dialog, which can be repeatedly created and destroyed. Now, each time my page gets loaded with ajax, .dialog(opts) should re-instantiate the dialog div, correct? I've found that this is the scenario.
1.) An outer dialog uses ajax to replace its content with my content.
2.) My content launches a dialog that was previously created and set to not autoopen.
3.) The outer dialog is destroyed as the inner dialog is closed.
4.) The outer dialog is reopened. The inner dialog no longer is able to appear as a dialog in ie6. This ONLY happens in ie6.