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It's probably just me being a crotchety 42 year old but I am gonna go ahead and say it. I am tired of fly fishermen being crude. I am not strictly saying that I am personally offended. I just find it incredibly tiresome that everyone seems to use foul language constantly, making remarks about sex every ten seconds ,reveling in getting drunk on cheap beer and in general making asses of themselves. Now I understand that there is some backlash to the whole stuffy tweed jacket picture of what fly fishing is but come on be an adult. I think fly fishing would be better off without sexual innuendos , foul language and imbecilic drunkenness. I am not suggesting any type of mandated behavior. I am not suggesting that I am better than anyone else. I am only saying that the behaviors I mentioned are bad for fly fishing as a sport. They paint sport anglers in an extraordinarily bad light. It's bad for the overall enjoyment of the sport by others. My suggestion is that if you absolutely feel the need to act like a frat boy on spring break then go to lake Havasu or Daytona beach. Other than that please act like an adult. I don't think that is in any way an unreasonable request. Flame away and prove me right.
lots of things just seems to be the general tone of people in the fly fishing community these days, kinda a growing thing over the last ten years I was tired of it after about 15 minutes. I would site dozens of examples. Most recently a video some guys took of their trip to BC and how they behaved like idiots while they were there. but that's only one small example.
I must be an odd duck, but I don't ever see "gear fishermen", "bait chuckers" or "fly fishermen" anymore...maybe because I check the box "all of the above." So I guess I don't see much point in suggesting better behavior among any angling group, because all those groups are deeply heterogeneous. Now it is cool IMO if anglers in general can clean it up when kids are around, but I don't see many kids when I am fishing. Except for my own. And they already know I'm not fit for mixed company.
Only 42?? Hell's bells, kid: I don't remember being 42! Neither does Old Man Jim. We both have wrinkles older than that! The Old Guard eschews the use of foul language and lewd glances at the gentle sex because we can't remember what word to use, and sex... what the Sam Hill's that, anyway... and we don't drink slop, but enjoy a decent adult beverage from time to time. Nope, it's not us who descend to this level, it's the young pups trying to look like us
Guys back to acting like boys when their significant others aren't around to keep them under control.
Would have to agree Rob. The amount of foul language spewed about and lack of decorum these days keeps getting worse as the years roll on. What really amazes me is the language really young kids use...not a good thing IMO. I went down to the Skokomish with a buddy this past summer and I headed back to the truck in 20 minutes time... not enjoyable at all.
I like being crude. I like scat, farts, piss, sex, and killing things; talking about it with other men who enjoy those same things has probably been done for fifty thousand years.
U mean I'm not the only one who thinks the steel syndicate is just the most awesomest band of anglers in this galaxy. I mean with their flashy ways and manta rays,oh and oooooo the secret lingo. Every day i want to kill myself that i am not part of the club these gang stars of the bobber and bead brigade are representing. So irreverent, and oh so cool. Man i would love to be a fly on the wall in that rig for the big exodus to THE OP. The pageantry, the glory, the snoop doggy doggness of it all. Oh yeah. Block party players for sure.
Meh. One generation is always doing something the other generation doesn't care for. Blue jeans, bikinis, jazz music, or what have you. I like crude jokes, sex, and beer. As far as I'm concerned, they are some of what make life worth living. More importantly, I know when to turn that stuff on and when to turn it off, a smart man knows his audience. And to be fair, a lot of us are like that. But out on the river, in the woods, or around the campfire has never been the type of place that a group of guys has had to tone it down. Of course, there's having a good time and there's being an asshole. As with most of life, the assholes always ruin it for everyone else.
Yeah, dwindling fish runs, less and less habitat, logging, overfishing, gear vs. fly, sport vs. commercial, tribal vs. everyone, land owners vs. the public, hair style trends, pollution, fish diseases...... By far the greatest threat to our great sport is 4 letter words and drunkness.
Ahhh schucks, return of the Puritans!!! If alcohol, poor language and sex are offensive, I can only hope you have your own little piece of utopia! Now I do believe in knowing your audience.
Please label these things NFR. Otherwise, we might read this stuff. Let's keep this forum positive. I like proper spelling, capitalization, and writing out whole words. Abbreviations like "IMO" is something that the kids these days are using, in my opinion.
Not flaming you, but flyfishermen in general (and particularly this forum) are really quite benign and self-restrained. Hardly a bastion of bad behavior. As far as doing damage to the image of flyfishing....that one is particularly hard to fathom. Son, I learned long ago that I was just one person, and that trying to coerce or shame others into complying with my idea of how they should behave is a waste of time...far better to absent oneself from such onerous company.
Rob, are we talking Steelhead fishermen here? Because we all know that those of us who pursue the trout in its non anadromous form are all perfect gentlemen.


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One wonders if the BDN routinely publishes names and addresses of say...convicted rapists and murderers living in their local neighborhoods?Nah. The Boston crowd probably finds ´gun owners´ far more reprehensible...
That´s probably what the Boston residents think, but what about the Bangor residents?
Just curious. The Paper stated they had no intention of publishing the information, so WHY did they even bother??Doesn´t pass the smell test.
FTA: "with the best intentions to help study issues affecting Maine through an analysis of publicly available data"Liars, plain and simple. I will never understand what kind of people raised these kind of people.
Oh , I´m pretty sure they were ´contacted´ by someone who threatened to sue them into then next century and beyond. What scares me is that they were able to get some of this info sent to them by some ever-so-helpful bureaucrats.
These idiots keep sticking their fingers in a boiling pot. Not real smart, and their lying proficiency needs work too.
These newspapers are doing this with malice. Sue them. Anyone on this thread could win a judgement. No push back.
S. Donald Sussman owns the Portland Press Herald and controlling interest in the Bangor Daily News. He is a billionaire hedge fund manager married to Democrat U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree. He is also the top individual donor to Maine democrat political causes according to state campaign finance reports.....yeah - nothing to see here folks...I´m sure it was just for research
Liars, you had no intention of studying anything, this was obviously an attempt to´out´ legal gun owners. As soon as you put up a $100Billion Bond, to cover problems you create, we will give you the names. Until then suck Eggs!
Y´know, after seeing so many of them, I have concluded someone, somewhere sells software that writes non-apology apologies for you. And that they´ve sold a lot of copies.That said, a few thoughts: a. we can all be glad the BDN writer has assured us they are and will remain purer than Caesar´s wife [right?]; b. they will, maybe already have, reimbursed the various agencies for the goose-chasing time their request [now, why again did they want this info?] caused; and c. the several claims in the article of concern for the rights and difficulties of CCW permit holders and applicants are real, heartfelt, long-held, and in no way a cheap, opportunistic attempt to look fair-minded.
I´ve had a CC permit for over 35 years and it´s none of your GD business! Can´t wait to see all the green delivery boxes on your front steps this weekend!!


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Yemeni and Syrian demonstrators unify Friday's call for 'victory' [BBC Arabic, UK]
Presenter, Male #1
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said seven people were killed by the gunfire of Syrian security forces in the city of Hama and its countryside. Tens of thousands of protestors took to the streets in various parts of Syria to demand the resignation of President Bashar al-Assad on what was named the "Friday of Victory for our Syria and our Yemen." Meanwhile, the tense security situation continues to be felt in Rastan amid violent clashes between the Syrian army and defecting soldiers.
Reporter, Male #2
This Friday is one of the Fridays that was named by Arab demonstrations. It was titled the "Friday of Victory for our Syria and our Yemen." It came as if a declaration of national coordination between the revolutions in what is called the "Arab Spring." Two regimes are holding onto their stances in Damascus and Sanaa, and each has its loyalists, military force and security institutions. In turn, two streets insist on overthrowing the two regimes with their slogans and protests demanding the two presidents step down. In Sanaa, as well as in Syria, protestors chanted slogans pointing to the unity of their concerns and demands.
Guest, Male #3 (Fida al-Sayed, spokesman for coalition of the Syrian Revolution websites)
Syria, the same as Yemen, is witnessing a popular revolution with rightful demands, which are to attain freedom and dignity, and to get rid of the tyrants who robbed the country and looted the people's blood and wealth for decades. In both Syria and Yemen, the tyrants are clinging onto their seats and refusing to leave even though the people deserted them and demanded that they step down.
Reporter, Male #2
Activists confirmed that eight civilians, including a child, were killed by the gunfire of the security forces and dozens of wounded people are in critical condition with no relief at reach. In contrast, Syrian news agency SANA said armed terrorist groups killed seven military members in al-Rastan, including two officers. SANA quoted a Syrian military spokesman saying the storming of Rastan came after terrorist groups intimidated the residents, disabled power supplies in the city, and cut off the roads with barricades and explosives. It seems the army's operations in al-Rastan will last for some time.
Guest, Male #3 (Amir al-Sadiq, representative of Syrian Revolution Coordinators' Union)
Yes, up until recently, al-Rastan was free of or immune to the army storming in while the army was preparing the operation for the past several months. We received estimates that the number of forces taking part in the operation will reach 15,000 military members once it's over. This proves the extent to which the army fears that region, either because Homs province is near the border with Lebanon or because a large number of army families and army defectors are there.
Reporter, Male #2
While one person has reportedly died from injuries sustained on Thursday in Homs, which witnessed heavy gunfire at dawn on Friday, another civilian was killed by the security forces in Hama. The city of Saraqeb witnessed gunfire from armored trucks after they entered the city, while fire was opened in the Qaboun neighborhood of Damascus. Night and morning protests broke out on Friday before Friday prayers, demanding the departure of the regime, such as this one in Damascus. Meanwhile, security forces were deployed this morning around mosques and public spaces across many Syrian cities in anticipation of protests. Despite the deployment, Syrian security forces were pushed to disperse the demonstrations with gunfire. Meanwhile, the Syrian opposition is engaging in heated discussions on militarizing what is called the Syrian revolution, which some fear will lead to sectarian strife and civil war. Hayan Yaaqoub, BBC.
Yemeni youth insist they will remain peaceful as Saleh's clerics issue fatwa against protests [Dubai TV, UAE]
Presenter, Female #1
Friday protests in Yemen are usually held under two slogans. The Friday of "we're coming" was dubbed by the opponents of President Ali Abdullah Saleh's regime. They converged today on 17 squares across Yemeni provinces demanding the downfall of President Saleh and the prosecution of his regime's figureheads. Meanwhile, protestors in Sanaas Tahrir or Liberation Square marked the day under the slogan "Victory for our Syria and our Yemen." On the other hand, the regime's supporters held a rally under the banner the "Friday of resorting to dialogue and polls." The protestors called for the resumption of a comprehensive dialogue, which will lead to democratic elections that will help chart the future of Yemen. President Ali Abdullah Saleh said in an interview with the Washington Post and Time Magazine that he will not step down if his rivals remain in power. He added that transferring power to his opponents means that was toppled in a coup d'etat. During a meeting with religious scholars loyal to his regime in the Yemeni capital, Saleh renewed a call for starting a dialogue with the opposition. The clerics issued a fatwa or religious decree prohibiting armed protests against what they referred to as the "guardian" of the state. On the ground, two Yemenis were killed and several others were wounded in the latest security breach between government forces on one side and members of the First Armored Brigade loyal to the revolution and armed tribesmen on the other. Abdel-Rahman al-Shimiri reports from Sanaa.
Reporter, Male #1
An alarming ambiguity persists over the political scene in Yemen amid a security breakdown. Explosions are echoing once again in the capital Sanaa, particularly in the Hasaba neighborhood, where fierce confrontations erupted between the Republican Guards on one side and supporters of the Hashed tribal chief, Sadiq al-Ahmar, on the other. Several people were killed and several others were wounded in the clashes. This news comes after the Yemeni vice-president warned of a potentially explosive situation erupting in Yemen.
Guest, Male #2
Yesterday, the vice-president met with EU and Arab ambassadors. He affirmed that the crisis went back to the starting point following the recent incidents witnessed in the country. This reflects a great deal of desperation. More violent incidents were reported today as well. This means that all truce and mediation efforts may not succeed.
Reporter, Male #1
Meanwhile, peaceful protests and rallies will continue across Sanaa and most Yemeni provinces as the youths of change have rejected the war option that is being sought by the regime. They also vowed to continue their peaceful protests aimed at achieving "revolutionary resolve" and the desired change.
Guest, Male #3
We have 60 million weapons in our possession yet we are peaceful. We will continue to be steadfast and peaceful.
Guest, Female #2
We will not resort to violence no matter what happens. We are peaceful youths and our revolution is peaceful as well. We will not get tired or bored, and we will stay here until the last Yemeni citizen standing in Change Square is gone.
Reporter, Male #1
In another development, a group of Yemeni religious scholars loyal to the regime issued a statement at the end of their meeting in Sanaa, prohibiting defections against the "guardian" of the state, whether by words or actions. The fatwa also prohibits staging protests on public streets. Observers believe the regime is blatantly using religion to serve its special interest. Yemen stands between the security and the political solution, while the country is on the verge of entering a critical stage, fluctuating between an escalation on one side and a truce on the other. Abed-Rahman al-Shimir, Dubai TV, Sanaa.
Presenter, Female #1
In a brief statement, the Yemeni Defense Ministry announced the death of the American-born Yemeni Imam Anwar al-Awlaki. Al-Awlaki was an al-Qaeda leader pursued by the US. Several members of the network were also killed in the attack. While the Yemeni Interior Ministry confirmed the death with no further elaboration, a tribal source said that al-Awlaki was killed early today in an airstrike, targeting two vehicles travelling between Maarib east of Sanaa and al-Jawaf along the Saudi border.
Bloodshed uniting Arab peoples against dictators [Al Jazeera, Qatar]
Presenter, Male # 1
In Sanaa, protestors held their demonstration under the banner "Victory for our Syria and our Yemen." In Syria, activists used the same slogan for the Syrian revolution to express the unifying conditions of the Yemeni and Syrian people in their revolutions against the ruling regimes. It is worth mentioning that this is the first time during the protests, which have swept across many Arab countries since early this year, that activists unify their protest against the regime under one banner. To explain this unprecedented event and the structure of the sole Arab regime that exists, despite the rulers' different names, my colleague Ziad Barakat has the following report.
Reporter, Male # 2
There was a father in Yemen who wanted to bequeath an inheritance. And a son in Syria who indeed received an inheritance. They are Ali Abdullah Saleh and Bashar al-Assad and both have been facing for months a massive popular revolution, during which both people broke the barrier of fear to dismantle a rule that is based on fear, corruption, and regional and international complicity, according to the regimes' opponents. The two men are not anomalies in the Arab world. They were preceded by the head of the biggest Arab state, Hosni Mubarak, who tried to ensure the transfer of power to his son after his own long reign. Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi had the same ambition. As for the first Arab president to be toppled by the people's revolutions, it was Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali. His opponents say he was the worst, handing over the country and its resources to his wife, who transferred Tunisia's land, people, and wealth to the Trabelsi family's bank account. Analysts say the same foundation can be found across a region that is not only still under the pre-state configuration but also ruled and motivated by that configuration. So there is no modernity, no citizenship, and no modern state. This has rendered reaching power the means to rape the state. This caused countries to come under the sole ownership of the president, his family and those close to him. So according to this reasoning, the one who owns the country also owns its wealth and the future of its citizens for the coming decades. This led the ruler to not only effectively annul the existence of the people, but also pushed that ruler toward crazy inquiries only pondered by the protagonists of the great tragedies, from which cheap comedies were inspired in their Arab version. The ruler, at the peak of his anger at discovering the presence of a people who don't want him, asks them, "Who are you?" This is the question that Gaddafi asked, addressing his people and answering that they only "rats." In Syria, the young president, who happened to be an optometrist, discovered that there are germs nestled in the limbs of the country, so he decided to extract them. In Yemen, the president talked about cattle and in Egypt, about children. However, those described as germs in Syria saw a different scene from the doctor president. They revolted in Daraa nearly seven months ago. They shouted "no," a victory for their dignity and a search for an environment devoid of germs in a country that happened to be their own. The response was harsh with over 2,700 killed and thousands of injured and detained, in addition to the bodies that are being cut to pieces and the women and children, who are getting killed and delivered to their families in black bags. The same situation, even if the method differs, is occurring in Yemen. The two presidents have resorted to the reasoning of self-enclosed rulers asserting, "It is either us or chaos." President Bashar and his media talked about armed gangs and Salafists. And Saleh did the same, discussing extremism and al-Qaeda. Both talked about a foreign conspiracy while many regional and international indicators confirm their overt or broad collaboration with foreign powers, as claimed by their opponents. A person close to President Bashar was not embarrassed to link his president remaining in power to Israel's stability. Observers say both raised the scarecrow of civil war, and sought to grow the fear of minorities, connecting the entire country's existence, not only its unity, to their reign. In both countries, supporters of the regime warned of division within the society and the dangers of a split that could threaten the unity of their countries' territories. And both talked about constitutional changes while blood was heavily being shed on the streets. Blood on the streets of Sanaa, Ibb, Daraa, Deir az-Zour, and Homs united them. So why don't their struggles and slogans become unified as well? This is what happened on this Friday, when its organizers in both countries sought to bring victory to our Syria and our Yemen.
Mauritanian youth condemn country's census as racist [Al-Alam, Iran]
Presenter, Female #1
The Mauritanian Interior Ministry announced the arrest of 56 people, including 13 foreigners, in Nouakchott during clashes between security forces and youths protesting next year's census. The youths consider the census to be racist and aimed at stripping them of Mauritanian citizenship. This comes amid the authorities' confirmation that they will move forward with the controversial census.
Reporter, Male #1
The protests were organized by what is now known as the youth of "Don't Touch my Nationality," and in the past few days demonstrations focused on some southern Mauritanian cities. But now that spark is once again reaching the capital Nouakchott with burning, vandalism and looting incidents. The chaos was caused by the census that black Mauritanians say is aimed at stripping some of them of their citizenship and altering the country's demographic composition.
Guest, Male #2 (Ibrahim Omar Su, University Professor)
Of course, there is deliberate exclusion at some of the poll centers in the country. And this government knows that; we believe the government is aware of that fact. We don't encourage people to use violence but to defend themselves because that means defending the country. If loving our country is part of our faith then defending the people's national identity is part of our faith.
Reporter, Male #1
Mauritanian authorities arrested a number of the protests' leaders in Nouakchott. Meanwhile, detainees were freed in similar events witnessed in the two cities of Kaedi and Maghama in southern Mauritania during the past two days. This comes in light of the government's reaffirmation that it will move forward with the population's census based on the belief that it serves the country's greater interest.
Guest, Male #4
The country does not accept any bargaining with the nation's security and stability. We will move forward with the census process because it is a strategic choice that serves the future of our country.
Reporter, Male #1
This chaos reminds people of the bloody ethnic clashes between Arab and black Mauritanians in the country. The most violent of these clashes were in 1966 and 1989. Black Mauritanians say their movement was peaceful and their goal is to defend their full citizenship. Meanwhile, these images show that violence and vandalism passed through here. As for rational people, they hope that this event will peacefully pass by. Mohamed Abdullah Manin, al-Alam, Nouakchott.
Bahraini protestors call for international support [Press TV, Iran]
In our lead story we go to Bahrain as tens of thousands of anti-regime protestors have taken to the streets in a massive rally calling for the downfall of the regime. The rally was held by the main opposition group al-Wefaq. Thousands of Bahrainis shouted slogans against the regime. The purpose of the rally is to call for freedom and democracy in Bahrain. The protestors are also calling for the international community to stand by the Bahraini people. Bahrain has been witnessing a popular revolution since mid-February. Since then, dozens of people have been killed and hundreds more arrested by Saudi-backed forces.
Thousands gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square to 'reclaim the revolution' [Press TV, Iran]
In other news, in Egypt demonstrators have once again gathered in Cairo's landmark Liberation Square after Friday prayers to push the formation of a civilian government. Thousands attended the protest dubbed "Reclaiming the Revolution" to demand military rulers immediately transfer power to civilians. The protestors accuse the ruling military council of hijacking their revolution. They reminded that the state of emergency put into place by ousted President Hosni Mubarak legally expires on Friday. This after the military rulers announced that the emergency law would stay in force until next year.
Hundreds continue to flee Libya's Sirte as battles rage on [Press TV, Iran]
To Libya now where hundreds of residents are fleeing the town of Sirte as revolutionary forces struggle to gain control of the home town of fugitive former ruler Muammar Gaddafi. The town has been pounded by the revolutionary forces' big guns and NATO airstrikes for several weeks. Reports say long lines of cars packed with families and their belongings are trying to leave the besieged town. Revolutionary fighters have set up a checkpoint outside the town to carefully examine each vehicle.
Palestinian Authority lobbies undecided UN members [IBA, Israel]
We open with continued attempts by the Palestinian Authority to convince undecided Security Council members to support their bid for statehood. PA President Mahmoud Abbas and Foreign Minister Riad al Maliki have scheduled yet another tour of persuasion abroad next week. British Telegraph reported today that Maliki will visit Bosnia while Abbas will travel to Columbia, Portugal, Honduras, and the Dominican Republic. The Palestinians say that they need just one more vote endorsing their bid for full United Nation's membership to reach the nine necessary to pass the request to the Security Council. Even if a majority is reached, however, the United States has already vowed to exercise its veto power over the initiative.
The spirit of Egypt's Abdel Nasser revived during the 'Arab Spring' [Nile TV, Egypt]
Presenter, Male #1
These days, the Arab and Egyptian people are commemorating the departure of the immortal leader, Gamal Abdel Nasser. The anniversary coincides with the revolutions of the Arab Spring, which came out to call for freedom, justice and an end to corruption. These are the ideas upon which Abdel Nasser built his national project, and to which all Arab people, from the Atlantic to the Gulf, responded.
Reporter, Male #2
Today! What a joyous day it is for the remembrance of Abdel Nasser. The memories of the great project and the great man are hovering above the popular revolution that erupted against oppression and injustice, placing the picture and voice of the leader on the shoulders of this revolution's masses.
Guest, Male #3 (Gamal Abdel Nasser)
No force in the world can vanquish the power of this people that believed in God and confidently walked on God's path.
Reporter, Male #2
On the ground, the old labor slogan has made a comeback with the farmers and workers, who were justly treated by Abdel Nasser, but whose rights were violated by the circles of corruption.
Guest, Male #3
We need to build our country in two facets. We need to make up for what we've missed in the past years. At the same time, we need to maintain the same pace as today's super powers. Therefore, every penny we have must be invested in agriculture, manufacturing, services, education, and healthcare.
Reporter, Male #2
On the ground, the old labor slogan made a comeback with the daring youth and the eyes of young women. Despite the blackout, these youths dreamt about it and never stopped hoping for its return, the return of justice, nationalism, and pride. On today's commemoration, we salute Abdel Nasser. Do you not see that those who lived for their people lived forever, and those who ravaged their people's fate were ignored by history? Today marks the memory of Abdel Nasser in the country of Abdel Nasser. And once again, may peace be upon Gamal, may peace be upon the pure ones.


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9 years ago I gave birth to my little girl at 34.5 weeks due to preeclampsia. Now I am pregnant again, 32 weeks along. My last couple visits my bp has been elevated and I have also been having problems with my heart racing and shortness of breath. The did an echo to check things out due to the fact that cardiomyopathy runs in my family. My echo came back fine, but my heart rate was very high the whole time, in the 130's for most of the test and did not go below 107. They did labs and found that I have hypothyroidism, put me on meds and said that would help with my bp eventually. I called on Monday b/c I my heart felt like it was beating out of my chest. My hr was in the 130's for most of the day with my bp 160/100. They said if I still felt bad that I could come in and be seen, well, duh! Everything was still high in the office, so they admitted my to run test. I was going into tachycardia and my bp was very high. The nurses changed shifts and the new nurse came in and put a very large cuff on me. At that point my bp went down drastically, from 157/103 to 118/59. I felt exactly the same and I know that my bp was still high. They sent me home due to a couple bp's low. Did a 24 hour urine and I am still waiting on the results.
I am starting to get frustrated b/c I know what can happen in the blink of an eye and that it can be serious, but I feel as though my doctor isn't taking it as so.
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Aaron Franklin, Texas BBQ Superstar reveals the 5 biggest crimes committed barbecuing brisket.
Using the wrong cut
roper Texas-style brisket is made with the "Packer" cut from a cow. Many grocery stores will only sell the "flat" cut, which has the fatty point cut off the meat. "You really need that fatty half on there. If you only have that flat cut, then you're just going to be doing a Jewish-style, pot-roasty kind of thing," says
. Most butchers will be able to provide this cut of meat.
2. Positioning the meat incorrectly in the smoker.
o ensure a tender brisket and to prevent it from drying out, position the meat as far away from the fire inside the smoker, with the fatty end facing the flames.
3. Choosing the wrong wood.
It's easy to over-smoke brisket due to its long cook time. This will result in a piece of meat that "tastes like liquid smoke." To prevent this, it's necessary to use very dry wood.
prefers to use Post Oak that's been cured for 9-12 months. This particular type of wood creates very little soot when it burns and imparts a mild smoky flavor to the meat. He uses 20-inch-long logs for his restaurant smokers, but suggests buying pre-cured wood chunks ("Wood chips should only be used to get a smoky flavor when using a gas grill,") from a sporting goods store for a smaller backyard smoker
4. Smoking at the wrong temperature.
It's important to keep the temperature even and calibrated according to the size of the smoker. The meat gets much closer to the fire in smaller cookers, so for those, Franklin recommends keeping the temperature around 225 to 250 degrees (temps inside the trailer-sized custom smokers at Franklin Barbecue can get up to 375 degrees). Also be sure to position the smoker's temperature gauge as close to the grate—and the meat—as possible. Many are at the top, which often leads to an inaccurate reading since heat rises.
5. Impatience.
The The biggest mistake I see is that people simply don't let the meat cook long enough," says
. Trying to rush the process by taking the brisket off the smoker and finishing it in the oven, or wrapping the meat in foil to speed up cooking time will increase cooking time because the meat doesn't have a chance to cook efficiently.
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One out of the follow up on the story that was breaking during his broadcast yesterday the Senate's highest ranking -- ranking Democrat attacking governor Romney on their shared Mormon -- Some other mormons and other face are now lashing out.
At senate majority leader Harry Reid for telling reporters the governor Romney is quote not the face of organism and suggesting that the governor quote.
-- lead his -- You talk congressman Jason -- it's as a member of the church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints and a member of the house committee.
On oversight and government reform.
Congressman your reaction to those comments.
You know that's the kind of gutter politics I think people of -- -- just thought it was a shameful embarrassment for the the majority leader of the United States senate to make it's so personal.
And really throw the religion under the bus is just inappropriate it's it's just there's no room for it.
It should be called out when it happens and and I just that he was a -- -- shameful embarrassment.
We had we had Frank Luntz on yesterday when the news broke and he did think that this was an effort to put.
Mormon is in front and center in this race to try to scare people who don't understand the religion or gin up prejudiced against the religion as a Mormon.
Your thoughts on that.
I've actually been proud of the electorate you know really hasn't been front -- I think America has grown up in many ways.
But then when you have somebody who is an -- of Mormon somebody who is the senate majority leader.
Try to drag it back in in and start calling names in and throw the religion under the bus that's what makes it so sickening.
And so so absolutely wrong so.
I think most of the country gets this but obviously senator Reid doesn't.
It is -- being used do you think by folks who would like to see the president reelected or do you think this is just an organic thought that he decided to share with reporters.
I don't think this was some spontaneous thing he certainly did apologize for it afterwards.
-- I think his senate Democrats who put them into this leadership position have got to call somebody out on this.
Imagine if Republicans -- done the same thing instead these things about the president imagine the uproar that would happen.
I mean it principle -- -- prince what he always got to stand on and enact its kind of by disappointing that said there haven't been suns some senate Democrats say that have.
May be weighed in on this as well let.
You know who better to attack Mitt Romney than than Harry Reid I don't know -- it's just it's just wrong it's gutter politics and it should be called out what.
Does Harry -- get a pass and -- -- -- senate majority leader I assume you're you're in the year in congress it when you're the majority leader in the house speaker.
I expected to set some sort of an example.
To represent all Americans to some extent it.
Hopefully restore some of that the trust and a high opinion that Americans once had of our lawmakers on Capitol Hill I mean.
You tell me do that because Harry Reid has -- a lot of controversial things when John McCain was running.
Against Barack Obama he -- John McCain erratic some believe that was a reference to John McCain's age he said he couldn't stand McCain was a long term colleague.
Of -- he said.
Mitt Romney couldn't be confirmed as a dog catcher and -- came out and suggested Mitt Romney based on nothing.
Did not pay federal taxes for ten years which we all know -- now thanks to the -- around these accounting firm is just not trailing now that's.
Well again tonight.
You got at some point hold the senate Democrats all of them accountable they're the ones that.
Elect -- this leadership position -- tomorrow they can take him out of that leadership position but they seem debt.
Encourage it -- -- the fact that they're silent on these matters.
And I really think the country gets -- you know.
When President Obama then candidate Obama campaign -- we're not red states and we're not Blue States re United States.
I -- who disagrees with that but look at the way they actually -- look what Harry Reid actually does.
And that's just in America should not stand for that we're better than that.
But it starts at the top and I think Harry Reid has a much higher than a bar to reach it he can't keep these are mistakes I think they're calculated.
Two for his own personal political gain that what's that's what makes it's -- or.
Governor Romney responded to Fox News when we reached out to him about the comments and said quote he can say whatever you'd like to say this is not a race about Harry Reid.
Jason Javed thanks so much for being here.
Thanks -- -- season.
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That's pretty awesome!
If you've been waiting to support MediaGoblin, now's the time to do it!
The GNU MediaGoblin project is raising funds to allow Chris Webber to work on it full time for the next year. The project has done really well over the last year and a half and has come a long way. However, there's a bunch of work that needs to be done and the sooner it gets done, the better. Essentially, we're staring at a chasm between "bootstrapping the project" where we needed enough to grow a community and have something people can build on and "1.0" where it's generally usable by our target audience.
Because of that, Chris quit his job at Creative Commons to work on MediaGoblin full time in a valiant attempt to get us across that chasm.
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Since around July, I've been working on migrating MediaGoblin from Redmine hosted on the Foocorp servers to Trac hosted on our server. The project looked small enough initially, but then suffered from a series of complications that turned the small project into a big project that took about 6 months and involved writing about 5000 lines of code. Pretty crazy. I don't even want to estimate how many hours I spent on it. Oy.
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B A+F Guys & Girls: In general, there is every type of person you could possibly want at Stanford. Whether you like nerdy, quite types, athletes, or creative artists, they most likely exist, it may just be harder to actually find them.
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There is a lot of "going steady" and less casual dating, but there is also a hookup culture, about equal to the amount of steady relationships. People who are more into casual dating tend to join fraternities and sororities. Given the good weather and athletic culture of the school, there's definitely a general concern for physical fitness. This often translates to some hard bodies, but the faces can't quite stack up. After all, most students were nerds in high school, and not surprisingly, that ineptness carries over into higher education.
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