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The Three-Ingredient Rule as Applied to Christmas Dinner
My first Christmas in Loro Ciuffenna was fun, Elvis on the stereo and snow on the mountain. Menu decisions were complicated as my so-called mother-in-law Angiola's response to "What do you make for Christmas dinner?" was "Niente speciale." What? Nothing special? I wasn't going to stand for that. I finally managed to get them to admit that tortellini in brodo was a must for the holiday primo and that the rest of the meal was standard Sunday lunch type fare with a slice of panettone at the end. That's just not Christmasy enough for me, so I got to work and had my friends faxing recipes all over the world before I finally decided on a nice French duck served with a complicated sauce and a tangy cherry confit. I ordered the ducks, but then Giuseppe, olive oil producer and my one time fidanzato, got ahold of the recipe only to nix it. Nixed because the sauce had too many ingredients, because it was agrodolce (sweet and sour) which just doesn't go over in Tuscany, and because in his opinion, the French cook with vinegar because they don't have any good olive oil.
But what to do with the ducks? I had a conference with Brunero, owner of the local restaurant, during which he unwittingly confirmed my suspicion that there is an unwritten "Three-Ingredient Rule" governing the Tuscan cucina. I'd been living in continual horror for months as they picked apart my hearty, wintry chicken pot pie, shoving aside my lovingly handmade puff pastry, a pile of chicken here, carrots there, peas over there and complaining about the rich sauce (a li'l brothy beschamel, rich?). They gave the lamb tagine to the dog. Seven years later, and they're still making fun of Poppapai (that's Apple Pie to you and me, and what the heck is wrong with that?). So, we're living in olive oil country, and butter is anathema — even if it means doing without puff pastry — that much I got on my own. But I had this sneaky suspicion that their wimpy palates couldn't handle anything made with more than three ingredients. And here was Brunero with the confirmation, on how to cook a duck, he actually bellowed, and with no prompting, "Non ci vuole tanto, le nostre spezie bastano. Piu di tre ingredienti non c'è bisogno!"
"It doesn't take much, just a few of our spices. There's no need for more than three ingredients!"
The point being, and why didn't I think of this before, that the duck itself is so good there's no need to muck it up with complicated sauces or otherwise. The point is the materia prima, the primary ingredients, and if they're as good as they ought to be, then there's no need to go lopping gooey, overly spiced sauces and marinades all over them. Got it, thanks Brunero.
Sticking to the three-ingredient rule, I did the ducks Brunero's way, in porchetta, which is just to say slow cooked in the oven. Duck, fennel, garlic, that's it, three ingredients (luckily salt doesn't count). Brunero's brother, jolly Valerio the butcher, gave me a nice, less fatty qualità of duck called la nana muta (A mute dwarf? Whatever, I trust him). Angiola, with a grim look and a pair of scissors, did all the prep work removing the downy fluff, cutting off the head and feet, taking out the innards. All I had to do was distribute the remaining two ingredients and put them into a hot oven, which makes the skin nice and grisby (crispy). Less is more. It really is.
Onward to the tortellini (where some sort of exception must be granted as the filling has far too many ingredients, it's Emilian though, maybe they're not as hung up on purity as the Tuscans) where I was foiled in my attempt to shirk the pasta making. With no pasta machine handy I was loathe to try the stretch and roll without the benefit of a lesson from someone who understands the stretch and roll, and for the ever-important first course of Christmas dinner no less. I tried to purchase the sheets of dough from the fresh pasta store, but made the mistake of answering their question about what I was going to do with them. Do they always have to ask personal questions? They sell the sfoglie/sheets for making le lasagne, and they come with a little flour on them. When they heard that I wanted them to make tortellini they brought the owner out from the back to personally refuse to sell them to me because with the flour the tortellini wouldn't seal properly. Isn't that my problem to deal with? Can't I just seal them up with an egg wash, which I did anyway? They actually refused, so I hissed, "Fine, I'll make it myself," and tried not to storm out when I left in dejection.
For the Christmas day pasta-making ordeal we were in the kitchen having a festive spumante with pomegranate juice (what will l'Americana come up with next?) so Angiola invited her friend Leda over to partake. I whipped up the dough easily enough making a well right there on the countertop into which I broke three excellent contadina/farmer eggs (where I saw for myself why they call the yolk il rosso, the red, it is actually so orange as to be almost red) to produce a silky, neon yellow ball. Then I thought: Perfect, two old Italian mammas who can stretch out this pasta dough for us, and we can stuff and shape the tortellini and there you go, done and done well. No. No, they pulled comfy chairs over to the counter and sat there, sipping on their drinks, critiquing my performance with the rolling pin. It took a few minutes but their comments went from "Look, she poked a hole in the sfoglia!" to "Look at her, just like on the TV!" The broth was rich and masterly thanks to the capon Valerio the butcher chose specially for me, and the tortellini were luscious thanks to my delicate pasta which was way, way better than that store ever could have produced. Angiola even asked for seconds.
The menu came together nicely with the rich and tasty traditional crostini neri, or black crostini which are a must at any festive Tuscan table, the tortellini in brodo, that crispy, falling-off-the-bones duck, roasted potatoes (a tribute to the Sunday lunch) and a cool and fresh salad of fennel and Sicilian tarocchi oranges with their gorgeous, silky flesh flecked with purple. We had panettone for the traditional at the table, berlingozzi (a dry biscotto sort of a thing with raisins and pine nuts) for those who don't like sweet sweets and, for me, my Grandmother's super sweet and buttery cocoons which were so good they were hauled all over the village so folks could taste them. They were ubiquitously received with "Buttery but buonissimi," as if all that butter isn't the point of the whole thing. They're good because they're buttery. It's Christmas after all, relax and enjoy the butter. I've long since converted all my other recipes over to the holy Oil, even the apple pie, but not my Grandmother's cocoons, some things are even more sacred after all.
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This summer Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand was picking up serious momentum on a plan to overhaul how the Pentagon handles sexual assault cases.
Tea party stars Sens. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) and Ted Cruz (R-Texas) signed on. National media got interested. And she was even booked on "The Daily Show" to tout her cause.
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But now, as senators return to Washington from the August recess, they are focused on another defense question — whether to allow President Barack Obama to use military force in Syria.
( QUIZ: Do you know Kirsten Gillibrand?)
And while Obama's request on Syria is sure to drown out the debate over the budget, immigration and Edward Snowden's whereabouts, it's a special blow to Gillibrand, whose cause could be made even harder if Congress becomes less interested in confronting the Pentagon at a time of international conflict.
"Clearly, momentum is someplace else right now," said Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe, the Armed Services Committee's senior Republican and a leading critic of both Gillibrand's efforts and Obama's call for U.S. airstrikes in Syria.
There's little doubt Gillibrand's amendment will still get a vote. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has promised one when the defense authorization bill comes to the floor. But the schedule on that must-pass legislation — never quite clear before Syria rocketed to the front burner — now stands in even greater limbo, and senior aides say it could even be punted past Christmas.
( PHOTOS: Key players in military sexual assault fight)
"I am expecting it later rather than sooner," said a Senate Democratic leadership aide. Added another staffer who expected Reid to hold off until the end of the year: "You don't waste a must-pass vehicle where you don't need to."
While Gillibrand and some of her allies say the delay will be good for their whip operations — more time means exposing more members to victims' stories and the Pentagon's lax enforcement — there's equal measures of worry that undecided senators and the Defense Department are eager to let this debate fall from the radar given the touchy politics of voting either for or against the wishes of rape victims.
And even the military says the issue has fallen by the wayside in the past amid war. Gen. Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, acknowledged as much during testimony earlier this summer, saying, "I think I took my eye off the ball a bit in the commands that I had" on the sexual assault problem during the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.
( Also on POLITICO: Syria debate likely to delay defense bill)
"If the U.S. starts lobbing any kind of firepower in the issue, [our lobbying] is going to the back burner," said Paula Coughlin, a former Navy lieutenant and whistleblower in past high-profile sexual assault cases.
The August recess has no doubt taken some of the air out of the issue after a heated summer debate that split Senate Democrats — with Gillibrand vying for votes against Armed Services Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) and Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) — and the additional political wildcard of 2016 GOP hopefuls Paul and Cruz signing on to the Gillibrand effort.
But the competing sides haven't gone silent either.
Protect Our Defenders, a victim-advocacy group, has delivered more than 260 letters to senators. The group's staff and officers had more than a dozen meetings with senators and their aides in Washington and back home in their states — many of them undecided — over the August break. Advocates say they'll also be bolstered by several high-profile sexual assault cases moving now through the military's opaque justice system, including the Naval Academy superintendent's pending decision on whether to court-martial three former football players and the Fort Bragg trial later this month of Army Brig. Gen. Jeffery A. Sinclair, a rare event for such a high-ranking officer accused of assaulting a female subordinate.
( See POLITICO's full Syria coverage)
McCaskill, who was blindsided earlier this summer by a Protect Our Defenders ad attacking her position in her home-state paper, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, also went on offense publishing an op-ed in USA Today with California Democratic Rep. Loretta Sanchez, herself a victim of sexual assault. The two Democrats went directly after Gillibrand. "We view this as a risky approach for victims — one that would increase the risk of retaliation, weaken our ability to hold commanders accountable and lead to fewer prosecutions," they wrote.

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CONCORD, ON - They say legends never die. Whether or not you think Joe E Legend is a legend of professional wrestling, there is no disputing that he has certainly proven there is life after World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).
The last time SLAM! Wrestling spoke with the Toronto native it was January 2000 and an anxious Legend (real name Joe Hitchin) was waiting for his work visa to clear so he could start working for what was then the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). Professional wrestling was riding a huge wave of popularity and Legend was all too ready to get on board.
He would in fact make it to the WWF ring, assuming the persona of Just Joe, a rumor mongering instigator who was all too willing to advise wrestlers on a variety of hearsay. It may have seemed like a ripe character for someone like Legend who was more than comfortable talking on the microphone. But ask Legend what he thinks of the character and he will give you a blunt answer.
"I hated the Just Joe gimmick," said Legend in an interview with SLAM! Wrestling.
"It was designed to fail and had no future whatsoever. Initially, it looked like something that would tie in with the Acolytes, but in the end I was used to get the Kurt (Angle)-Hunter (Hearst Helmsley) angle off the ground and they had no plans for me after that."
As it would turn out, Legend would become the victim of the infamous creativity team of the WWE, a group that many of the most recently released wrestlers from the company have directly named as the culprits for the deterioration of the company's product.
"One of the main problems was with a writer named Jamie something. He was an idiot who could only further other angles but had no clue of any kind otherwise. I confronted him several times about the fact that he was totally burying me with the way I was being written and he would just tell me not to worry, he would think of something. This bonehead thought of nothing for anyone and usually let the talent write their own material and then would kiss their asses telling them how wonderful they were -- this guy offered nothing and should have never have had a job."
Early 2001 saw Legend part ways with WWE, leaving behind a brief but agonizing period of his wrestling career.
"I hated my time with the WWE. I loved the money while I was there, I loved the travel while I was there, but beyond that, I hated it. I thought it was very snakey, very backstabbing -- when you see these interviews and these guys are going on 'Oh it's such a family atmosphere, it's my dream job.' Most of them hate it, most of them, when you talk to them with the camera and microphone off, are not happy and I can't blame them."
One particular active member of WWE that Legend had bold words for was John Layfield Bradshaw. "Truthfully, I have no use for a guy like Bradshaw. I think he's a snake and a politician. He's cost more people jobs that he had no business having any control over. I know he snaked me out over nothing."
With that chapter closed, Legend set out on his own, working for a wide selection of promotions across North America and around the world. He would resurface on the mainstream radar with Total Nonstop Action (TNA) in the summer of 2003.
"I did the WWA tour (World Wrestling All-Stars promotion run by Andrew McManus) and that's where Jeff (Jarrett) first saw me and asked me to come work for him. Ultimately I agreed to," recalled Legend
But according to Legend, his tenure with the company would turn into another period of aggravation. "I went out, I cut a promo, it got over like crazy -- I had the crowd exactly where I wanted them. Afterwards they came to me 'Don't do that anymore.' I go out there and do a decent move, 'Don't do that anymore. We want you to punch and kick.'"
Legend placed the blame squarely on the shoulders of both Jarrett and former Puerto Rico booker Dutch Mantell, who was brought into TNA in 2003.
"He (Mantell) knows how to book Puerto Rico, but he's always been a regional guy. He's never been big in a major league promotion. Anytime you go to do anything of any significance, he cut you off at the knees," Legend stated.
"Jeff didn't want me doing anything. I was becoming pretty strong, so he cut my legs out from under me at every turn. He was an absolute, total snake, and I wish nothing but bad things on him."
While in TNA, he briefly held the NWA tag team championship titles, alongside Kevin Northcutt. They would lose the titles to the team of AJ Styles and Abyss in February 2004. Legend would part ways with the company that same month.
Later that year he would move to Germany where he now resides with his wife and remains active with various promotions in Europe.
"It takes more effort on my part to keep my career going than it would be for a guy getting his envelope every week. I enjoy the freedom of it more, maybe I'm just more from the Bruiser Brody era where you can pick-up and go when you want and setup in the territory you want."
That brand of individuality is in keeping with the kind of person Legend is, who by his own admission is not one to tow the line of the ever-precarious backstage wrestling political scene.
"If I don't like you, you'll know I don't like you," said Legend. "I'm not going to pick a fight, I'm not going to stand in a parking lot waiting for ya, I'd just rather avoid you. If we go in the ring I'll be a total professional, but otherwise, let's agree to disagree and part ways. I'm just very straight with people."
Not that long ago, WWE delved into the realm of reality TV via the Tough Enough series on MTV. Not to be out done, Legend also made his mark in that unique genre of television in the Celebrity Wrestling show based in the United Kingdom on ITV. It was in fact his affiliation with the British wrestling promotion Frontier Wrestling Alliance that got Joe's foot in the door.
"The head guy there, Alex Shane, he mentioned to me in a phone call that there was a show coming up and would I be interested because they wanted a foreigner, someone without a British accent. He didn't give me all the details and I said 'Ya, sure, put my name in the hat'," explained Legend.
In December of 2004, Legend would get his chance to try out for the show. "They flew me in for a tryout where I beat the crap out of a couple of executives. They seemed to like the idea I was calling them Nancies and little girls when they wouldn't keep up. Next thing you know, I got the job."
Legend, along with fellow WWE alumni D'Lo Brown, were assigned the task of training British celebrities to become professional wrestlers on a five-day-a-week shooting schedule in February and March of this year.
"Basically, I would take six British celebrities and D'Lo takes six British celebrities. I don't teach them how to do huracanranas or the televised wrestling stuff, we teach them shoot stuff. We beat the crap out of them. Eventually it lead into them getting wrestling-type gimmicks. Then they fought each other in American Gladiator-style games. I've got to give them credit, these guys beat the crap out of themselves. I enjoyed it."
The show never reached full potential as poor ratings forced ITV to pull the show. According to Legend, and online reports, the remaining episodes of the show were placed on a weekend time slot, with no word on a second season.
Now in his mid-thirties and married, Legend admitted that the rigors of wrestling for 15 years are starting to catch up, and is now more conscious of what he does in the ring for the sake of his personal life.
"Every time I got out for a match, I have to call my wife before and tell her that I'm okay and call her right after and tell her I'm fine. I'm 35, going on 36 in September so I feel the bumps a little more than I used to. Fortunately I'm very immature, so it balances out."
It's a far cry from the free wheeling days of being a member of the Thug Life faction on the independent circuit with the likes of Edge, Christian, Rhino and Bloody Bill Skullion.
On the topic of Rhino's dismissal from WWE, Legend stated it came as no surprise given both the current creative rut and political atmosphere within the company. "It doesn't surprise me because they weren't using him correctly anyway," Legend said.
"I think his misuse was more of a state of them saying 'Hey Paul Heyman, we're the boss here.' Every time [Heyman] gets the book things start to look good and then they pull the rug out from underneath him. He was Rhino's boy; so if Paul gets cut out, Rhino gets cut out. If Rhino was Kane, Batista or Randy Orton, he wouldn't have been cut. It's too bad because when Brock Lesnar showed up, they kept telling Brock 'Be like Rhino -- watch Rhino, intense like Rhino, aggressive like Rhino.' Brock walked out on the company, Rhino would've taken a bullet for them. It was their own stupid fault, they had a great talent right under their noses and they totally dropped the ball."
Although not an avid watcher of WWE programming, from what Legend has seen, it is clear to him that creatively the company is struggling.
"From what I've seen lately, it's a mish-mash of crap. It looks to me like they're just throwing a hundred ideas, praying something gets over. There's no cohesive idea or thought going into it. There's no one thread that's holding it together. When Vince (McMahon) has his mind on things and puts his foot down, he's usually right. I think he's so busy trying to prove that he can do something besides wrestling that he's letting the wrestling take a dump."
In keeping with his stark observations on the state of the business, Legend made it clear what up-and-coming grapplers will face in an organization like WWE when it comes to in-ring skills.
"Personally, I think everybody should know how to work and how to do it right. Everything they do should be believable. But truthfully, the way it works up in WWE now, you should not really be able to work. They have agents working every match -- if I can go out there and do all the work without the agent there, then the agent doesn't need to be hired. If an agent is there, taking two guys who can't work, gives them a program and they do well, the agent gets the credit. If he gives them a match and they do poorly, well, it's their fault because they couldn't work anyway. It's a company keeping agents, who are not even on camera, employed as opposed to having an on-air product that's worth watching."
And for those who are truly driven to achieve greatness in the world of wrestling?
"Be big. They're looking for big guys, they like six-foot-three, they like two hundred and sixty pound guys with ripped abs. Be big, train hard, but ultimately, be a politician. I hate to say it, but for big time success, you need to be a politician," Legend observed.
Corey David Lacroix is on call as a civilian employee with the Department of National Defence. He can be emailed at email@example.com.


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NEH Boegeman, Margaret B., 1980-84
NEH Boyle, Anthony J., 1980-84
NEH Greenberg, Lynne F., 1980-81
NEH Inglehart, Babette F., 1980-85
NEH Larschan, Richard J., 1980-88
NEH Lucas, Nancy, 1986-2000
NEH Lund, Michael C., 1980-85
NEH MacDougall, James, 1980
NEH Pryzant, Peggy E., 1980-84
NEH Rogers, Mary F., 1980-84
NEH Walsh, Kathleen, 1980-85
NEH Ward, Robert J., 1980-86
Phi Beta Kappa, text of Stone's talk "Violence and the Intellectual" and correspondence re publishing, 1980-81
Reviews for publishers, 1988-97
Rockefeller grant, letter of notification, 1946
Sabbatical year, correspondence, 1964-65
President's Student Advisory Committee on Academic Affairs, 1959-60
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce 1973
Santa Cruz (U.C.) correspondence, 1966-68
Stanford-in-Italy, 1966-67
Stanford Humanities Center (application) 1983
Stanford Progressive Alliance 1983
Student Conduct Legislative Council, 1983-84
Supplementary research grants 1963-64
Talks (various) 1980-82
Theme House debate 1983
Hawaii, University of, correspondence 1972-73
Tulane University, correspondence 1955-56
United States International University (USIU) [appraisal visit] 1971
Vanderbilt University, correspondence 1977
Washington University, St. Louis, correspondence 1960
Author Files [class notes on or materials about]
Matthew Arnold
George Bassani
Samuel Beckett
Emily Bronte
Anthony Burgess
Edmund Burke
Samuel Butler
Italo Calvino
Thomas Carlyle
Joyce Cary
Joseph Conrad
William Cobbett
J. M. Coetzee
Wilkie Collins
Robertson Davies
Hilda Doolittle
George Eliot
Henry Fielding
Ford Madox Ford
John Fowles
Natalia Ginzburg
William Golding
Nadine Gordimer
Graham Greene
Thomas Hardy
Gerald Manley Hopkins
James Joyce
D. H. Lawrence
D. H. Lawrence – reviews
Doris Lessing
Carlo Levi
Primo Levi
Herman Melville
J. Stuart Mill
Iris Murdoch
Vladimir Nabokov
Walter Pater
Theodore Roethke
John Ruskin
J. D. Salinger
Sir Walter Scot
Bernard Shaw
Ignazio Silone
H. O. Sturgis
Italo Svevo
Giovanni Verga
Patrick White
Oscar Wilde
William Wordsworth
William Butler Yeats
Course Files
Lawrence and Forster, English 358C, 1965
Fiction and the Market Society, English 304B, 1981
Fiction and the Market Society, English 304C, Spring 1983
Capitalism and Literature, English 364B, 1973-77
Modern British Writers, English 119, 1980-84
English Masterpieces, English 7, 1951
English Masterpieces, English 7, 1952
Files for Stone's article "The Play of Chance and Ego in Daniel Deronda" published in Nineteenth-Century Literature, 53 June 1998
Articles on gambling, etc. (1)
Articles on gambling, etc. (2)
Articles on gambling, etc. (3)
Proofreading of final manuscript
Early versions of article
Later versions of article
Notes on gambling and debt
Correspondence, 1986-97
E. M. Forster and Bloomsbury Materials
Articles and off-prints dealing with E. M. Forster
Basileona from EMF's scrapbooks
Four Apostles, dealing with McTaggart, Wedd, G. E. Moore, Fry [chapter eliminated from The Cave and the Mountain]
Correspondence with Angela Garnett and Richard Garnett (includes photographs), 1996-97
Forster Conference, Montreal, financial records, May 1979
E. M. Forster Seminar, English 388A, 1989, and English 100, circa 1981
Interviews with E. M Forster [Stone's questions & notes] 1957-58 and correspondence re publication of related articles in Twentieth Century Literature, 1997
Lecture notes: A Room with a View
Lecture notes: Howards End and A Passage to India
Miscellaneous notes and other things used at Stanford in Italy, Florence, 1988
Notes on EMF for the unfinished "money book"
Talk on EMF at Southern Oregon State College, Feb. 1984
Talk on EMF for Stanford Alumni Association, Feb. 1992
"Forster the Environmentalist" – typescript of article published in Seeing Double, 1996
Correspondence with Carola Kaplan about "Forster the Environmentalist" article, 1995-97
Letter from Pamela Diamond (Roger Fry), 1977
Correspondence re talks to local book clubs on Forster, 1989-93
Miscellaneous Files
South Africa and controversies over apartheid, with Stone's letter to the Stanford Daily and correspondence with Bill Chace
Materials on issues: "melting pot," theme houses, and fraternities and sororities, including Stone's letter to the Daily, 1990-94
Early versions of "The Balloon Man" and correspondence re publication, 1956-98
Restricted Files
Alden, Patricia Ann
Armstrong, Paul B.
Bazin, Nancy
Brattin, Joel
Brown, Emerson
Comstock, Craig
Cusic, Carla
Delapa, Michael Dominic
Eckels, Jon
Felstiner, John
Foster, John
Gelpi, Albert and Barbara
Gerzina, Gretchen
Hackling, Donald Chester
Harris, Dale
Harris, Elizabeth Hall
Hessler, John
Irvine, William
Johnston, Judy
Kelvin, Norman
Klein, Eugene A.
Kluwin, Tom
Levin, Dave
L'Heureux, John
Materer, Tim
McClure, John
Mellor, Anne
Packer, Nancy
Pearkes, Timothy W.
Peterson, Jan
Polhemus, Rob
Pratt, Branwen
Rebholz, Ron
Shell, Marc
Williams, Margaret
Weatherhead, Andrea
Webb, Igor
Wilson, Neville
Wong, David T. K.
Zaniello, Thomas
Zaragozza, Nick
Recommendation letters
Recommendation letters
Recommendation letters
Ph.D. committee and exams
NEH. Forms with individual's social security numbers (pulled from files in box 11)
Additional papers Accession ARCH-2013-054
Typescript re Tennyson
Tennyson illustrations (slides)


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We are in Hatteras (Waves) until December 20th. Life is good!
Your Fall/Winter Kiteboarding Destinations
Post general kiteboarding discussion topics here!
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Re: Your Fall/Winter Kiteboarding Destinations
We are in Hatteras (Waves) until December 20th. Life is good!
Ozone Catalyst 6M & 8M
F-One BANDIT V 10M
5'3" JL KiteSurf
132 JL Sister
Re: Your Fall/Winter Kiteboarding Destinations
Hmm, looked around the days of the Classic (/MLK Holiday):
Direct (3h) flight to Cabos: $297
Layover (6.5h) flight to La Paz: $704
Not driving Baja - priceless (or at least $400) ?
Oh, and it doesn't look like the hours would let you kite on either travel day, even on the direct flight.
Re: Your Fall/Winter Kiteboarding Destinations
repost from a month ago:
I've scheduled october 9-16 off with Hatteras as the target destination. Plan is to fly into Norfolk, drive to hatteras, rent a beach house, and kite as much as possible (weather permitting). We'll have two cars so we can do downwinders. We have a sweet house in waves and still have 1 room free. see link for details regarding house. email or leave a reply if interested participating.
Re: Your Fall/Winter Kiteboarding Destinations
Brazil November 20 -30th, Maui December 30 -January 11, Baja sometime in February, would love to connect with people who will be in Jeri November 21-24th
Re: Your Fall/Winter Kiteboarding Destinations
Mauli and Me are going to La Ventana. we are driving down Nov !st thru mid-Dec.
hope to see some of you there. rita
El Nino beware
Re: Your Fall/Winter Kiteboarding Destinations
Sherman nov 22, dillon dec 24, gazos jan 4
Riding used and closeout kites and boards from e-bay,craigslist,ikitesurf, and local surf shops.
Re: Your Fall/Winter Kiteboarding Destinations
It will be nice seeing bay area kiters down in Hatteras!
Ozone Catalyst 6M & 8M
F-One BANDIT V 10M
5'3" JL KiteSurf
132 JL Sister
Re: Your Fall/Winter Kiteboarding Destinations
Going to Cozumel 11/19 - 11/28, anyone else from the Bay Area going?
Re: Your Fall/Winter Kiteboarding Destinations
Just got back from Vietnam. We had a great time - although we were at the end of the wet season and the very beginning of the dry/windy season, we still kited 6 of 7 days that we were at Mui Ne, on mostly 10 and 12m kites. Sightseeing in the morning and kiting in the afternoon when the winds came up worked out great.
Of the kite spots we have traveled to, this is one of the most interesting as far as non-kiting activities. The language, people and culture, food, and scenery are all fascinating. Mui Ne has everything from backpacker guest houses to very nice beachfront hotels. A huge array of restaurants from budget to gourmet. Overall, a great value - this is one of those places where the dollar still goes a long way - dinner routinely under $15 for two. Saigon brand beer in a 1/2 liter bottle for about $.65 in restaurants.
We stayed at the Sunny Beach Resort, which is a few hundred meters from the Windchimes kite center where Trang, a 3rd Avenue regular runs one of the most well-known operations on the bay. Sunny Beach has beach front bungalows that sit no more than about 20 feet from the sand. The C2Sky kite center is located on the beach in front of the hotel.
Also, let me make a plug for Northwest Airlines - we checked two bags each, including the NSI golf bag - FREE of charge both ways, not even the normal checked baggage fees that are prevalent in the air industry now! Service on the transpacific flight leg in particular was great - even in the coach section.
We met a really nice local guy named Xuyen who took us on a tour to see the giant "sleeping buddha" statue on Takhou Mountain. He also set up a private car ride for our return from Mui Ne to Ho Chi Minh City. Very reasonable prices and because he speaks English well, he was a great source of information about the local area and the Vietnamese way of life. If anybody is traveling there and wants his contact information, shoot me a message.
Re: Your Fall/Winter Kiteboarding Destinations
I just got back from my first trip to Maui, and I could not have been luckier. A beautiful kiter's paradise, and it was windy eleven out of the eleven days I was there! Although it was rare to catch a perfect NE trade wind, usually more a matter of switching back and forth between North and East but still totally kitable, usually 7m weather and an occasional 9. I was afraid of a major skunking, because I was trying to time my trip to catch some good waves, which is exactly when the wind season starts getting a little spotty, but it was nothing but wind and waves. Aloha!
oh yeah, I also got to meet Lou Wainman. Nice guy, very humble considering his status as a pioneer.
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With a new comic book, Swerve, two writers / wrestling fans prove that the descent from the twisted ring of professional wrestling into the ugly world of drugs and crime is not that long a journey.
And while we, as fans, like to joke about how evil some promoters have been through the years, it is safe to say that none were quite as evil as the villain here.
Here's the set up for Swerve, which lays it out pretty well:
San Antonio, 1976: Eric Layton, desperate for cash, left college behind to dive into the world of pro-wrestling. From there, it was an easy slide into the underbelly of the "rasslin'" biz, where the box office and concession stand make for an easy way to launder drug money. Eric wanted out, but he had seen and done too much. They would never let him walk away, so he went into business for himself, hoping to make enough quick cash to sneak away and buy a new identity. When Eric is pinched by the police and forced to flip on his boys, he is stuck between the cops and the crooks -- and the idea that he will escape with his life is looking less realistic than a pro-wrestling match.
It's the work of writer Jon Judy, a 36-year-old community college instructor from Canton, Ohio, and Dexter Wee, a 33-year-old freelance comic book artist from Zamboanga City, Philippines.
For a comic book fan, it's a compelling read, but far more violent than anything you'd find in a mainstream publication, so be prepared for that and keep the kids away.
For a wrestling fan, there are all kinds of little tidbits that will make your day. I marked out when one conversation was "translated from carny," the Ric Flair-like World champion is a seriously messed up dude, and the women's wrestling promoter is a horrible mix of the Fabulous Moolah, Billy Wolfe and Scarface.
But in the end, it's the dual life of wrestling and crime that hooks you.
"Joe, this ... this life of ours, it ever seem weird to you?" the protagonist asks his best friend and wrestling/crime mentor. Naturally Joe thinks Eric is talking about wrestling, not the drugs, beatings and killings.
So how did this all come about?
"The idea of combining territorial wrestling and crime came from reading Jim Wilson's Chokehold," said Judy. "I know much of what he wrote about was unsubstantiated, but it all certainly made sense, and it got me thinking: If wrestlers and promoters might fake workplace injury to pay for a surgery, or beat outlaw promoters and wrestlers to kill their competition, well... what else might they do? Add to that the cash that was rife in the territories, and the organized crime that we know was in the background what with the unions involved in television shows and arenas and concessions suppliers and, well, it just got my imagination going."
Judy pored through books by the likes of Ric Flair and Jerry Lawler, and found the Fabulous Moolah's autobiography particularly inspirational, as well as online stories about her. "The monopoly she and her husband had on ladies wrestling got me thinking: How would an absolute criminal scumbag run an operation like that?" Judy explained. "Other than that I just kind of knew what I knew from watching lots of wrestling and then trying to capture the feel of what I'd seen, but combining it with a 'What if...' What if selling out the local arena every week weren't enough? What if rather than shady, a promoter were completely irredeemable?"
"I'm sure promoters MIGHT have had a hand in even shadier business than busting up competition and running a monopolistic trust and skimming from their workers, but I don't THINK they did," he said. "It was just important to me that it COULD have happened, that it would read like a possible, even plausible story."
The tale of Judy and Wee getting Swerve together is equally interesting.
Both were life-long comic fans. Wee started drawing as a kid, but only graduated to full comic books about five years ago. This is Wee's first complete graphic novel.
Wee applied to an online posting looking for an artist to draw The Reserves in 2007. "We did one issue with co-writer Sean McArdle after that Jon offered me Swerve," recalled Wee.
They came at wrestling from different points.
"I grew up with WWF and Hulk Hogan and Ultimate Warrior and Bret Hart and that's mostly my idea of wrestling," said Wee, who illustrates the web comic CURA TE IPSUM. "Working with Jon on this project gave me some knowledge on wrestling history and what goes on behind the scenes."
Judy was first exposed to WWF in the Hulkamania era, and hated it. "I thought that's what wrestling was, and had no interest," he said. "As a teenager, I discovered Bret Hart while flipping through the channels, and I was pretty much instantly hooked. I remain an unapologetic Hitman mark. I started writing comic books about five years ago, strictly as a hobby -- a creative outlet for unwinding. Once I started writing them, I guess it was inevitable that I'd eventually combine those interests, and thus Swerve."
Because the graphic novel is set in the 1970s, there are some historical anomalies that a hardcore wrestling fan might notice, like the heels and babyfaces in same dressing room, talking about the matches, which rarely happened during that era, or the fast-tracking of the ex-football player into the ring (though, man, he pays his dues).
"We tried to be historically accurate enough not to ruin the illusion, but we weren't making a documentary, so I didn't get too worried about it," said Judy. "For example, in one scene a character references a powerbomb. I wasn't sure how old the move was - the first I could think of having seen it was from Vader and Kevin Nash in the early nineties. I figured it was older than that, but I wasn't sure how old. I decided it didn't matter to me - it conveyed what I wanted to, so I went with it. But I didn't want people to be taken out of the story, because the fashions weren't right, or the cars were anachronistic, or what have you."
Both hope that there can be a sequel to Swerve.
WHERE TO FIND IT: It's available in digital downloads from the service comixology.com, and it will be in comic book shops and on Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com next month. Best bet: Call your local comic book shop and ask them to order it.


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So, another 9 months of madness is upon us and after a surprisingly successful 2016-17 for the first time in a decade it appears that Leeds are genuinely heading into a season at this level with genuine optimism of being a competitive outfit at this level. However, there are still doubts about whether Leeds can go one step further than last time out.
How confident are you? Confident enough to have a flutter? If so, check out betting options at Footy Accumulators for the latest Sky Bet Championship betting tips. Don't forget to check out their weekly preview pages too.
The New Boss?
Losing Garry Monk is a body blow, made all the worse that Monk landed the Middlesbrough job after a couple of weeks of unemployment. Thomas Christiansen has been appointed and arrives at Leeds having impressed in Cyprus at AEK and Apoel Nicosia. Particularly at Apoel were it is reasonable to assume that his exploits in Europe last season ultimately landed him the job. Thanks to Monk's great work last season Christiansen has great foundations to build on. Christiansen also has the massive advantage in comparison to previous recent managers of having a competitive transfer budget to work with. Christiansen has so far been very impressed in his approach to interviews and appears to be aiming to build a connection with the fans early on, never missing an opportunity to praise the magnificent support during pre season. He might 'not be a big name' at first glance but when you look a little bit closer at his career so far and who he has worked with (Johan Cruyff the most noteworthy) it is very clear that he is a far cry from previous recent appointments such as Hockaday and Evans. The pressure is on Thomas to push the team on to the next level, the hope is that he is given time like Monk was, should we have a poor run of form early on or at some point in the season . Ultimately the minimum target for Christiansen this season has to be finishing in the top 6.
Can Matthew Pennington fill Kyle Bartley's shoes?
Perhaps the main question mark of the first 11 appears to be who will partner Pontus Jansson at centre back. The only signing in this area so far has been Matthew Pennington, so can he be the man to replace Kyle Bartley and partner Pontus Jansson? Everton views appear to be mixed on the player; some supporters appear very passionate about the potential of Pennington whilst others are less enthusiastic about the youngster. He certainly seems to have a similar level of composure to Bartley on the ball but will he be able to replicate Bartley's positional sense and leadership skills over the season? He most definitely showed both qualities in abundance against Oxford, however, appeared to be far less comfortable against better opposition in the form of Eibar the week before. Pennington will be massively helped by having one of the best (if not the best) centre backs in the league next to him, you only have to look at how much Kyle Bartley's game improved from the start of the season when he had Jansson's presence next to him last season from September onwards. Time will tell whether Pennington can replace Bartley but what we do know is that Pennington has very big shoes to fill. If he is anywhere near as good as our last loan singing from Everton (a certain Ross Barkley) we should be excited very excited by this arrival.
Is Mateusz Klich the missing piece in the midfield jigsaw?
The problem Leeds had last season was the capacity to only play a 4-2-3-1, in the end it was a system that became too easy to defend against for a variety of reasons. The question is how can Leeds change formations this time around? Step forward Mateusz Klich, Klich offers Leeds tactical flexibility due to him offering a key combination of solid off the ball work and creativity. Klich essentially allows Leeds to play any system they want: 4-2-3-1, 4-4-2, 4-3-3 or 3-4-3. Last season we didn't have a mutli functional midfielder who could allow us to try a different formation. It would be selling Klich very short to say that all he offers is merely tactical flexibility for Thomas Christiansen. This is a player who made a huge impression in Holland's Eredevise last season and is massively popular for his country with some Poland supporters demanding his return to the national team's starting 11. Klich is the man who should make the midfield tick and ensure that we have a greater control of games than we did towards the end of last season. Klich offers the vision and passing range to be the man who turns defence into attack through one clever pass. Klich only played 12 minutes against Oxford but was without a shadow of a doubt a contender for the man of the match award, if that was Klich unfit last Saturday Championship midfields should be very fearful of a fully fit Matteusz Klich. Klich should also combine very well in a midfield 2 with Eunan O'Kane a key player from last season. It's Klich's capability to play as a deep lying playmaker as well as the conductor of the team that makes him seem like such a major asset to the side. Klich already looks likely to be one of the best midfielders in the league.
Have we strengthened our options out wide and in the number 10 role?
Yes, the arrival of Ezgjan Alioski is very very exciting offering goals and pace on the counter attack . Alioski along with Felix Wiedwald and Matteusz Klich can most definitely be considered a marquee signing and his goals alone could be the difference between a push for promotion and missing out on the top 6. Another interesting arrival is that of Samu Saiz a versatile forward who mainly plays in the number 10 role. The Spaniard appeared to have a breakthrough season last year for Huesca, the signing represents another option to Pablo Hernandez in the number 10 role who struggled towards the end of last season. The hope is that Saiz will settle into the championship more than last seasons loan signing Alfonso Pedraza. Kemar Roofe is a player I am tipping to have a much improved second season at Leeds, Kemar has had an excellent pre season and appears to be playing higher up the pitch this season than he did last season. Kemar did ok last season, however, I am very confident that he will find more consistency and we will see him at his best this time around. The hope is that Alioski and Roofe provide us with more creativity and goals than our wingers and attacking midfielders of last season. Stuart Dallas and Hadi Sacko could be options from the bench or maybe even pushing for starts but both will need to perform better than last season. Stuart Dallas has been the star man of pre season and is another player like Roofe who appears to be enjoying his role more under Christiansen. It is fair to say we most definitely look stronger in this area than we did last season.
Can Wood get 30+ league goals this time around?
Leeds undisputedly have the best striker in the championship currently amongst their ranks in Chris Wood, no one can match the New Zealand international in terms of finishing and hold up play. With Chris Wood in the side there is always hope, even when we played poorly last season Wood regularly got Leeds out of trouble and for me was without doubt the best player in the league last time around. Wood managed an astonishing 27 goals from 44 shots on target last time out and with more creative players around him he has a massive chance of getting 30+ goals in the league this time around. Wood's link up play and creativity should also provide a great platform for Ezgjan Alioski and Kemar Roofe to add goals to the team. The one problem is if Wood gets injured Leeds look like half the team especially last season and the season before, there are no convincing options so far that could fill Chris Wood's shoes. Leeds have got an incredible talent in Wood but it is imperative that we keep hold of the big man and that we can keep him fit for the whole season. If Wood can keep himself fit all season and Christiansen can make us more creative I think we are very likely to see a 30 goal season from Woody.
Prediction: 7th
Although the squad is of undoubtedly better quality than any squad we have had for the last 10 years or so. The starting 11 seems too reliant on all of our new signings being a success and the law of averages suggests one or two may not be a success. Another key concern is if one of Wood, Pontus or Klich gets injured it seems unlikely we can replace them with our current squad. The loss of Garry Monk and Kyle Bartley cannot be underestimated as well. In an increasingly competitive battle for the top 6 I think we will just miss out sadly. However, a smart signing in the summer or January transfer window could potentially make all the difference.
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5.0 Mustang & Super FordsEvents
NHRA Drivers Tom "Mongoose" McEwen, Paul Lee At SEMA
Signing Autographs at McLeod Racing's Booth
Visit McLeod Racing's SEMA booth (#22835) for the once in a lifetime opportunity for a few NHRA drivers signing autographs, Tom "Mongoose" McEwen and Paul Lee will be at the booth on Thursday, Nov 7th between 11 – 12 a.m.
Car enthusiasts everywhere know the name Tom "Mongoose" McEwen. He first started drag racing in the early '50s drawing a crowd against Don "the Snake" Prudhomme. These guys made such NHRA history on the track back in the day that a movie was just released this past year featuring the two's grudge matches, Snake and The Mongoose.
Paul Lee started driving at the young age of 16 and always "borrowed" his mother's Plymouth Duster to compete at Atco Dragway. Passionate at a young age, he climbed the NHRA ladder and started racing a Top Fuel Funny Car. Paul has won many NHRA events in his Top Fuel Funny Car, but is also known as the owner of McLeod Racing.
"We are very pleased to have these two incredible racers who have given so much to the sport at our booth for fans to see." says Bob Scheid, Director of Business Development for McLeod Racing LLC. "The Mongoose's career is legendary and Lee's ability to both produce on the track and as the leader of McLeod Clutches is astounding."
Remember to get to the McLeod Racing booth (#22835) on Thursday, November 7th 2013 from 11 – 12 a.m.


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05 Apr Las Buitreras Report Week XIII, March 24. – April 02.2012
Fieldreport Week XIII
by Stephan Gian Dombaj
French Canadian Russian Split Week Group
Ladies and Gentlemen, the season here in Argentina is facing it's annual end. A pity indeed, not only because the numbers of fish in the system is increasing as usually at the end of the season, It also a goodbye for a couple of months. Seatrout is one of fishing's supreme challenges that gathers a certain type characters together in this magnificent place to fullfill the task of the impossible. Everyone a character itself it is this simple task of catching a seatrout that makes us travel half the globe to meet up here, in Las Buitreras, in Patagonia Austral or simply world's end! Cheapau to all those highly spirited and accomplished anglers from all over the planet. This week's group was truely a good example of our portfolio of fly fishign addicts. Once again, a split week (half week in Las Buitreras and the other 4 to 10 days all over or South-America program) it was Sylvain Garnon's group of "frenchies" (French Canadians) who joined us for that task at the first half of the week. Continuing their adventure at the world famous Jurassic Lake/Lago Strobl and rotating the next part of the group, simply known as "The Russians" to Las Buitreras. A multilingual fish-feast!
And there we are again. Before entering the gates of the Jurassic Lake Estancia, our french-canadian team consisting out of Martial Bouchard, Carol Breton, Donald Pelletier, Pierre Picard, Louis Senechal, Sylvain Gagnon, Gilles and Roger Levesque, started their trip with some heavy wind and quite cold water.
Nevertheless they all got in contact with some Gallegos chrome. A run of spanking fresh mid size fish was filling up the pools slowly but consistently; hence it was a matter of time for them to be ambushed by our anglers.
Group leader Sylvain aka. Sly has proven to be a trustworth leader in the rumble of anadromous fish by providing both the biggest fish and the top rod of the first half of the week. In fact he has been so effective that he landed most of his fish all alone and without a guide. Good job!
Every single fish landed didn't come undeserved, persitance was the key. As fishing was getting tensed, especially for seatrout first timers with the urge of landing some fish within two days, the great company during the siesta and non-fishing times was even more relaxed. Chango's outdoor cuisine was argument enought!
Our four Russian friends who teamed up around Nikolay Risnic, shuffled the deck. The lodge was almost empty since only two guides were needed – custom fitted for these diehard anglers who picked Las Buitreras as their last stage right after Jurassic Lake and their starting point, Parana River for Golden Dorado. The so called Argentine Triple. After taking over the lodge and the actual schedule, they ruled the camp. Fishing became secondary over long lasting discussions about politics that ended with the first rays of light and another glorious morning. Quite something else and we enjoyed it a lot.
Water and Fishing
Last week's flood has literally stired up some mud. Although the brownish tinch has vanished though out the week the hard facts were not quite as hostile as expected. In fact most of the fish have used this chance to run as far upstream as they could – undercover. The prosperous harvest-like forboding that has been descent upon our anglers just before the flood has reached our section has proven to be illusive. The good thing, the percentage of colored fish declined to pretty much zero. In other words, the flood has swept up all brown fish from our section and the river fas full of spanking fresh fish and it was getting better every day. The fall run was in full progress! The water conditions were tough though. Temperatures between 4 and 7 degress are an indicator for this week's tactics: Slow and steady and rather classic. A generously tied and heavily weighted swung fly on a full contact swing seemed to be on this week's menue. Oddly, all classic hot spots were producing fish – in every pool. Whereas low water tactics require much more adaption and much more efforts in terms of finding the actual hot spot despite the classic forms of structure, the occupation of the classic spots felt quite off shedule after a season of constant low water.
Fall Run
I want to lose a few words about the magnificent fall run that we are facing since the early days of this Operation. It is a common misconception that the early dates and months at the watershed of Las Buitreras are the very best. Despite the good numbers of big and angry colored fish at the end of the season, that resemble giant browntrouts in some cases, the fall run of spanking fresh chrome fish is one of the strongest ones here at Rio Gallegos. These circumstance are usually alinging with convenient waterlevels which are either normal or slightly higher but not low at all. The approach from a fishing-practical point of view is rather big flies than smaller ones, which are appropriate during low water periods. Of course, there's always a hook or in this case not at all. Many angler really focus on the very first weeks of the season whereas the last weeks of April are usually sparsly occupied. Those guys have the time of their life, more than 52 named und plenty more unnamed pools just for them. The river, usually in good shape and most of all, happy fish. Even when the lodge is officially closed and the staff is preparing the mainhouse for the next season, the guides are staying a few more days to satisfy their urge for late season chrome. Around fifty fish up to 20,5lb amongst two of them in three and a half day of fishing, how does that sound?
I want to thank both the magnificent staff of Las Buitreras, who supported me thruout the season and of course our guest for doing me the favour and sharing their fish-of-a-lifetime-stories with me. Every day a delightfull task that filled me with pride of being surrounded by those kinded and very special people who have choosen to work hard for their trophy seatrout rather than just collecting them for their portfolio.
Stephan Dombaj
Camp Manager Las Buitrers
- Fish Total: 63
- Top Rod: Sylvain (13 fish)
- Biggest Fish: Sylvain (20lb)
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IFC Adds Philanthropy to Week of Student Activitiesby Kenny Farris '12 • April 7, 2010 Share:
The Wabash College Inter-Fraternity Council combined philanthropy with the celebration of Greek life during last week's Pan-Hellenic celebration.
See an album from this week's activities here. Two more albums from Friday night's block party here and here.
"We are selling shirts and cups and the proceeds go to Habitat for Humanity," IFC President Alex Moseman said. "We are also having a charity poker tournament as well as collecting donations at every event throughout the week."
A week of activities and competitions gave students a chance to help out Habitat, win prizes, and just have fun.


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As surely as a new school year brings holidays and seasonal events, the same SAT and ACT test dates we've always known appear with comforting certainty. Students will take the SAT in early September, the SAT in early October, then the mid-October PSAT, then the ACT again, and so on and so on. Test dates may shift around from time to time, but once etched on the calendar, they are locked in (). The College Board has never cancelled a U.S. administration of the SAT. But recent events may strain even the clockwork consistency of our nation's oldest testmaker.
Earlier this month, Reuters reported that a person with access to SAT material in development provided the news organization with hundreds of confidential test questions and answers. Reuters has not published any of this test material, but did confirm its authenticity with the College Board, who, through an attorney, said publishing any of the items would have a dire impact, "destroying their value, rendering them unusable, and inflicting other injuries on the College Board and test takers."
This begs the question of whether the College Board could use the compromised questions in an official exam, or even trust the security of other test material. The leaked SAT material included approximately 160 Math problems and 21 Reading passages constituting approximately 250 questions. The College Board has confirmed that they are taking the stolen test content off the SAT administration schedule while an investigation is under way. But does the College Board have enough high quality, normed, screened, and tested material to create valid exams without drawing on the tainted questions?
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Six applicants for a job as a Hennepin County sheriff's deputy were disqualified in a recent round of hiring.
The reason for the disqualification comes down to their tattoos and where they're located.
Hennepin County Sheriff Rick Stanek changed his department's policy about two years ago to limit tattoo visibility for new hires. Deputies already on the job are exempt. Tattoos cannot be visible when deputies are wearing short sleeve uniforms. Many law enforcement agencies have similar policies, arguing that officers need to maintain a professional image and that some tattoos can provoke the inmates.
Ryan Stevens passed a written test for a job as a Hennepin County sheriff's deputy, but was one of those disqualified. The 31-year-old Stevens says the policy has shut down opportunities for him.
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Wabash College, nor its football team, need a pep talk to prepare for the Monon Bell or any other football game, Coach Erik Raeburn suggested during Thursday's Monon Bell Chapel Talk.
The first-year coach joked about his public speaking abilities, or rather dislike for such things, and the motivation and toughness that makes him love the College.
"When I interviewed for this job the Bell game was one of the reasons I wanted to come here," he told a nearly packed Chapel. "But they didn't tell me about this Monon Bell Chapel Talk."
He went on to explain he's not a big "rah-rah" kind of guy. He said he doesn't give those type of speeches to his football team, either. "I can't give the big pep talk but that's okay," he said, "because nobody at Wabash College needs a big pep talk."
He talked about arriving early in the morning this week for a film session to find a freshman, asleep, lying on the ground in the cold holding up the tradition of guarding the campus. "That guy," Raeburn said, "he didn't need a pep talk."
He talked about the game's importance to the alumni, team, students and "it's important to me."
Raeburn was preceded to the podium by four seniors, per tradition.
Brock Graham got things started by urging the Wabash community to unite. "All of you had better be excited to walk over to their sideline and hoist that bell and bring it back to Wabash where it belongs," he said.
Defensive lineman Jared Lange started on a more serious note by saluting teammate Matt Kraft. Kraft lost his father back in August and had to leave school to aid his family. Lange talked about the team ending a day of practice and taking a four-hour bus ride to support Kraft at his father's funeral.
Center Tony Nemieyer provided the most profound swipe at Saturday's opponent. "This place isn't like our friends to the south," he suggested. "They are satisfied with their 8-2 or whatever. They complain they just can't beat Trinity or Milsap because they're just too good."
David Mann, a linebacker, gave a rousing close before Raeburn took the podium. "I want 800 students in the stands and to sound like 8,000. I want the other 8,000 people to sound like 80,000."
Senior Sphinx Club member and running back Adam Pilli acted as Club spokesman for Thursday's Chapel.


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Today's business climate requires companies to be dexterous and leverage information to optimize business performance. However, structural complexity inhibits optimal business execution and analytics capabilities for many.
During the economic crisis, these conditions were exacerbated. CFOs and their Finance organizations experienced heightened demand from across the enterprise as companies scrambled to cope. Yet, IBM's 2010 Global Chief Financial Officer Study suggests that Finance's effectiveness lags.
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