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Posted 29 May 2008 - 03:02 AM
The eaist is for me 5 .....If you like thou try a down load of pse6 & play...There is also PSP & sorry I dont know anything about that software & I am sure the ps'ers will be around soon.....
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Posted 29 May 2008 - 05:01 AM
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Posted 29 May 2008 - 06:40 AM
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Posted 29 May 2008 - 09:52 AM
PSE v. 6
or CS3
CS3 does so much more for you and in the long run is much more powerful.
But, I think it really comes down to time and money.
PSE is cheaper and much easier to learn, CS is more expensive and has a steaper learning curve - but in the long run you will be happier with it.
But, like several SG's before me have said, you can go to ADOBE's web site and download 30 day trials of each.
Oh, and don't pay their full price.. when you are ready to buy, there are several ways to get much better deals...
Like student discounts, (if anyone in your family is a student), or if you buy a wacom tablet privledges , costco, etc.... before you buy, ask around for the deals on best prices...
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Posted 07 June 2008 - 09:12 AM
There are so many things you can do with this software. Best of all they have video tutorials, as well as a step by step guide and a support team to answer your questions.
I have created many collages and scrapbook pages with this software. I like the variety of tasks you can do with this program. This program works for all of my scrapbooking needs.
Hope this helps you out.
Happy scrapbooking everyone!
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Posted 22 October 2008 - 06:08 AM
Welcome to Scrap girls!
I shoot with a SONY A300 and scrap with PSE8
Posted 22 October 2008 - 06:14 AM
Since I'm a former PSP user, I'll sing its praises for you. It's what I started with, and to be honest, until I started getting more and more into DSLR photography, Paint Shop Pro was plenty of a digi-scrapping program for me.
Corel's Paint Shop Pro is probably the cheapest of the top 3 digital scrapbooking software. It's as easy to learn as Photoshop Elements, but has very similiar "power" to the full fledged version of Photoshop. All for around $70. There's a free 30-day trial that you can download at Corel's website, if you'd like to try it.
Posted 01 September 2009 - 08:55 AM
I am new to this forum! Ive been into digital scrapbooking for about 2 years now and recently came across Digital Scrapbook Artist by a Company called Serif and its absolutely fab! So easy to use and my friends and family love the scrapbooks and cards I have made for them. I got an email last week from them saying they have released a free version so if anyone fancies trying it, it wont cost anything and its available here.. www.daisytrail.com/dsacompact Let me know what you think! I will upload some of my scrapbooks for you to see!
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I started out with Creative Keepsakes software for about $20. You can use the kits and get a feel for how digital scrapping goes.
Then, you will want to do drop shadows and all the other cool things, lol! I use PSE 7 now and love it! Definitely get Ro's videos, and just keep playing with it.
There are also lots of people here to answer questions or help you figure out how to do something.
Welcome to scrapgirls and remember to have fun!
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Posted 16 July 2010 - 06:36 PM
I'm new to digital scrapbooking and I was wondering what is the easiest program to use?
I know this post is old, but just in case someone else is reading it and is still wondering what might be a great choice for digiscrapping software, I'd like to recommend a great program! It is called "My Memories Suite" software - Version 2 was released late in 2009 and had some great upgrades to V1! There are a TON of people on the Facebook page and there is always someone who can help answer a question or help when I am stuck. It is FUN and easy to use, and it is perfect if you want to get into digital scrapbooking, but Photoshop is a bit much. We even have a bunch of people who use PS for photo editing then create their albums in MMS to get them DONE quickly! There are a TON of output options, either uploading for printing to a hardbound beautiful album to individual page files that can be printed out or used to personalize ANYTHING you can upload a jpeg file for!
It is AWESOME and I love it! Just Google My Memories Suite to find it! They have a great website with a lot of great designer templates that you can use or you can create works from scratch. They are also doing weekly online free workshops to help you get started or just to check it out if you want to see it demo'd before you buy it!
It is AWESOME!
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The Amsterdam Mozart Players were founded in 1987 by a group of prominent musicians for the special purpose of recording the complete church sonatas of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The group was given a fresh lease on life in 1989 by the approaching Mozart anniversary year of 1991, a year that marks the 200th anniversary of the death of one of the greatest composers of all time. The Amsterdam Mozart Players consist of well-known free-lance musicians and members of orchestras such as the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, the Radio Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Radio Chamber Orchestra. They perform not only as a chamber orchestra (15 strings and any necessary winds), but also on a smaller scale as an independent wind ensemble and as an ensemble of soloists (strings one-on-a-part plus winds).
Jorgen Kussmaul (1944) received his first violin lessons from his father at the age of four. He later studied in Mannheim and Salzburg and won piizes in various competitions. He was solo violist from 1970 to 1977 with the GUrzenich orchestra of Cologne, and made numerous gramophone recordings. In addition to his activities as a violist, Jurgen Kussmaul has also acquired a reputation as a conductor. He studied conducting with Sergiu Celibidache and has been the conductor of the Robert Schumann Orchestra in Dsseldorf since 1980. He has also conducted at many interna- tional musical events (including the Berlin Bach festival,
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- Lydia said...
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- February 15, 2012 at 5:34 PM
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- February 15, 2012 at 5:35 PM
- Lydia said...
Um, I kindaaaaa don't feel like they should have paired you with this girl because you seem so much more interesting and unique. Which I kinda feel horrible for saying, but it's true.
*sorry, I'm a spazz and had typo issues!!!
- February 15, 2012 at 5:36 PM
- Magnet said...
Your accent and the way you speak remind me of my friend Max, who I met on exchange in the U.S in 2010 and also those shots of you walking to the bus stop reminded me of uni in Buffalo so much! It made me feel kind of nostalgic. I love the stripper shoes paired with those striped tights, it's like a take of the witch in the wizard of oz :)
- February 15, 2012 at 5:46 PM
- Charlotte. said...
oh gosh, the "I mainly shop at malls"..."I haven't been to a mall in 6 years" bit is too funny! I love what you say about your style though.
- February 15, 2012 at 6:09 PM
- Marcia said...
"I wore really ridiculous outfits just because I could."
Right? There's this period of time when I wear my shirts from 3rd grade(which still fits for some reason, hmmmmmmm), this one pair of high-waist shorts and just random things like Minnie Mouse ears.
- February 15, 2012 at 6:39 PM
- Prince Cherr said...
Its interesting to see a comparison/contrast of two different types of blogger; showing all aspects of how people percieve fashion as self expression and art, or perhaps just to make themselves look and feel good :)
- February 15, 2012 at 8:25 PM
- leilani.e said...
Yeah Arabelle! Super well-articulated. Aetherlilly is a beautiful little corner of the web, but her "umms" drove me nuts. You obviously put a lot of critical thought into your writing/what your POV on fashion & blogging is and that came out in how you spoke.
- February 15, 2012 at 9:15 PM
- Stephanie A said...
This is going to be totally out of the blue, as I'm sure you've probably forgotten all about me, but this is Stephanie (from Fashion Robot back in the day). I didn't realize you went to Rutgers! I'm going to NYU right now, and my boyfriend just transferred to Rutgers this semester, so I actually visit the school every few weeks now! I'll tell him to keep an eye out for a girl with purple hair, he'd be super excited if he saw you since his hair is dyed blonde. I've been reading your blog this entire time so just figured I should say hi, especially since we're now living so close!
- February 15, 2012 at 10:54 PM
- Arabelle said...
STEPHANIE!!!!!!!!! How could I ever forget you? We were mad close when you still blogged and you were the one who brought me and Tavi together! Are we friends on facebook? If we aren't we totally should be, it'd be rad to bump into you IRL one of these days! Come to a basement show at RU or something, I'd love to see you!
- February 15, 2012 at 11:50 PM
- Care said...
You are so funny!!!
- February 16, 2012 at 2:07 AM
- Natalie-Jean said...
Arabelle, you're such a babe. Crushin' on you bigtime girrrrl
- February 16, 2012 at 3:34 AM
- Sublime Mimesis said...
cool hair :)
- February 16, 2012 at 7:20 AM
- Jen said...
Definitely a huge contrast between you guys but that made the video so much more interesting to edit. My office definitely thought it was hilarious on our end too. Almost didn't include the question with the stripper shoes and then I realized there was no way I couldn't. Thanks again for being interviewed and thanks for posting it up. :)
- February 16, 2012 at 12:31 PM
- anne m bray said...
That was great. Hahahahaha.
- February 17, 2012 at 6:48 PM
- Mai said...
haha I'm not sure if it was your intention, but I immediately thought of The Wizard of Oz when I saw your outfit :)
- February 18, 2012 at 4:14 AM
I think you look better without those braids...
- February 19, 2012 at 4:57 PM
I had no idea you went to Rutgers! I did my PhD there and am in talks to come back for a post-doc this summer. nice to see the old campus again.
- February 22, 2012 at 8:31 AM
- Sammie said...
1. i absolutely adore your blog & i've been following forevs
2. i can't believe you go to rutgers! i went to high school literally down the street (rutgers prep)
3. the contrast between you & the other girl is VAST but i really like video nonetheless
- February 27, 2012 at 4:19 PM
- maggie said...
Your outfit reminds me of the Wicked Witch of the West, finally getting the red shoes haha. The contrast between you two is so blatant (which I love, definitely shows the two different spectrums of blogging), but the concluding statements from the both of you were pretty much the same in meaning, and one can definitely feel both of your passion for blogging because of it. *ramble ramble*
xx maggie
- February 28, 2012 at 1:38 AM
- theSIREN said...
i laughed - out loud - at the juxtaposition of you "versus" her. and that's all i'm gonna say 'bout that. youre also the only "out" fashion blogger I've ever come across, which is inspiring. Your voice, your style = right up my alley. much love to you, girl.
xxx Selena
- March 5, 2012 at 7:04 PM
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- Damian Bathory said...
I guess being different doesn't necessarily mean horrible. Whether it's fashion australia, US, or Europe, what's really important is how you carry the look.
- January 20, 2013 at 8:56 PM
- Tyrone Archibeque said...
One of the few good things internet had given to us for the field of fashion and designing is the appearance of blogs and sites that could help us make the work a lot easier. You know, you could mix n' match stuff, too come up with a lot more interesting and fascinating ideas you could surely use in reinventing anything, yourself included.
- March 22, 2013 at 5:00 PM
- Dakota Sadleir said...
Being different is good, especially if you know how to pull it off. It doesn't matter how much you accessorize or how 'horrible' you combine colors, as long as you can "carry the look" and make good impressions out of it. We all have different perceptions of 'beauty,' so whatever they think of you shouldn't really matter.
- April 8, 2013 at 4:29 PM
- Bolethe Jeremiassen said...
Nice shirt and cap. Her fashion statement really evokes her playful spirit.
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Another thread about why Ireland should be fired? Really? This is getting tiresome!!!
Another thread about why Ireland should be fired? Really? This is getting tiresome!!!
Don't get this thread? We passed up FS Earl Thomas in the 1st Round and picked up FS Reshad Jones in the 5th.... in doing so, got two more starters in Odrick and Misi. Say what you want about them but that's 3 starters in one draft. That sounds like good value to me. Especially Reshad Joes in the 5th round. Misi may not bever be anything more than a solid player but i still think that Odrick's best football is ahead of him. I'm anxious to see how they all do with another year under Coyle's defense.
If we're going to play Captain Hindsight, why go with safety? At least pick positions of need like Jason Pierre-Paul or Demaryius Thomas.
Yea, another "This is why I think Ireland should have been fired" thread. Get over it people, he is here to stay this season and continuing to harp on the past is just unproductive. This is the off season that will determine his fate going forward into the future. The pissing and moaning about his job security now is a waste of time. I for one am excited for the Dolphins this off season with 5 picks in the top 82 and $45+ million in cap space.
Go Dolphins!
I do not get tired of reading the hatred for Ireland...and the comedy of reading about his good work and the reasons of why he should be an executive in the NFL.
There will be time for mock drafts later, followed by the draft and then the tar and feathering of the ball boy at Joe Robbie Stadium immediately following round 3.


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About 30 home-brewers from as far afield as Wellington and Auckland will converge at Huinga, near Stratford, this weekend for the third Home-brew Festival featuring beer, lager, stout, cider, mead, limoncello, wine and home-made chutneys and sauces.
This year for the first time the brewers will compete for the chance to brew a batch for Mike's Brewery.
Vaughan Wood, chief brewer of the Eastern Taranaki Home Brewers Association, which organises the event, says each brewer has his or her own touch, and this is what makes home brews so exciting.
He and mate Peter Ardell set up a brewing station at his home at the old Huinga School. They grow hops on the property, and harvest manuka leaves and "anything from the garden" to flavour their brew.
"It is a bit trial and error. If we find something that works, we will replicate it.
"But a brewer's recipe is his secret."
Mr Wood grew up on the adjacent farm and attended Huinga School. He started brewing 20 years ago, but then gave up. Three years ago Mr Ardell convinced him to try again.
Mr Wood lives on a couple of acres at Douglas growing apples, plums, feijoas, peaches, pears and collecting anything retro. He has been brewing for about 30 years and likes his beer "natural and wholesome".
The festival is on from February 1-3, with tickets for the weekend costing $30 (children under 18 accompanied by an adult are free), or $10 for sampling at the hall. There is free camping, good tucker, a horseshoe pitching competition and music. More information from huingahomebrew.webs.com
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Habit: spreading, mat-forming, with 1-3 unbranched erect stems; may be faintly aromatic.
Height: 6-28 in (15-70 cm).
Leaf: alternate, wooly, silver-green, narrow and lobed, 1-4 in (3-10 cm) long, 1/2-2 in (1-5 cm) wide.
Flower: pale yellow; held in a dense terminal spike, 3.5-8 in (8-20 cm) tall.
Flower Early spring to fall.
Habitat Naturalized in beach dunes, sandy areas, coastal plains; to 650 ft (200 m).
Range Native to Japan, Kamchatka, and perhaps the Aleutian Islands of Alaska; cultivated as an ornamental; now naturalized in the eastern U.S. from North Carolina to Newfoundland, west to West Virginia, Ohio, Minnesota and Ontario, as well as Washington, Hawaii, Louisiana, Florida.
Discussion Also known as: oldwoman, beach wormwood, beach sagewort. This plant is now well established along the Atlantic Coast, where it is a common, solitary plant on secondary dunes. This plant survives the heat and effects of salt spray partly through its woolly leaves: the dense coating of white hairs not only reflects sunlight, but also provides good insulation.


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In 2006, the California Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention and Treatment Task Force was charged with writing California's Master Plan for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention and Treatment (Master Plan). The Master Plan was written to guide and coordinate the efforts of the many organizations, agencies, and individuals who are stakeholders in reducing death and disability from heart disease and stroke. The stroke system of care proposed in the Master Plan is consistent with the position statements of expert groups, as well as with the vision being realized by other states across the nation.
The Task Force members recognized the many technical and policy issues inherent in the development of an acute stroke care system and recommended the establishment of a work group. In 2007, the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association and the California Department of Public Health convened the Stroke Systems Work Group, composed of statewide stakeholders including neurologists, emergency physicians, specialty nurses (neurology and emergency medicine), EMS providers, local EMS administrators and medical directors, hospital representatives, public health professionals, and voluntary health association representatives. The Stroke Systems Work Group was charged with establishing implementation strategies for a stroke system of care and providing continuing guidance as the system is developed in California.
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Investors have sold off emerging markets for six consecutive weeks on concerns about the end of the Federal Reserve's bond buying and China's credit markets. This week, however, investors have said voted "no" to pessimism–and sent emerging markets heading higher.
The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Index ETF (EEM) has gained 1.6% to $38.10 this week, while the Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF (VWO) has gained 1.4% to $38.40. No one, however, is having more fun than owners of the Direxion Daily Emerging Markets Bull 3x Shares (EDC), which has gained 9.1% to $22.77. Of course, the fund has dropped 37% so far this year, but who's counting–emerging markets are finally heading higher.
The emerging market rebound, however, has been particularly painful for emerging market bears playing the leveraged ETFs. The Direxion Daily Emerging Markets Bear 3x Shares (EDZ) has dropped 10% to $61.92 so far this week, while the ProShares UltrasShort MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEV) has dropped 6.5% to $26.52. Still, investors who did what they're not supposed to do, which is hold these for the long term, have made 37% and 25% this year, respectively.
Still, it says something about these emerging markets that the average trading volume for EDZ–the bullish ETF–during the last 30 days has been about 768,000 shares, according to FactSet, well below its 12-month average of 996,000. The average 30-day volume for EDC–the bearish ETF–has been 640,000, well above the 12-month average of about 331,000.
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Baseball fans made their way into the stadium, content to munch on hot dogs and popcorn under the archways and the silent auction tent, where they were able to bid on a plethora of items.
A substantial number of items autographed by actor Bill Murray were on hand, as were mirrors, art, and sports paraphernalia. Guests mingled and placed their bids as lightening crackled overhead, and soon many fans donned rain slickers.
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Description ADULT Has olive-green upperparts, marginally darkest on forecrown. Has whitish supercilium and lores. Wings lack obvious pale feather fringes or wing bars. Underparts, including face and throat, are pale overall with drab yellow wash on flanks and undertail. JUVENILE Similar to adult, but with obvious yellow flush to flanks and undertail.
Dimensions Length: 5-6" (13-15 cm)
Habitat Common summer visitor (mainly Apr-Sep) to riverside deciduous woodland. Winters in Central America.
Observation Tips Learn and listen for the distinctive song to detect the species' presence.
Range Plains, Alaska, Southeast, Texas, Great Lakes, Southwest, California, New England, Rocky Mountains, Western Canada, Florida, Mid-Atlantic, Eastern Canada, Northwest
Voice Song comprises bursts of warbling phrases, with pauses between as if bird is catching its breath; call is a nasal tchrrr.
Discussion Unobtrusive warblerlike vireo with a distinctive song. Observation is often challenging: feeds quietly, searching for insects among foliage, often near tops of trees. Note the relatively large head and stout bill. Western subspecies are subtly smaller, greener, and have shorter bills than widespread eastern ssp. gilvus and may be separate species; ssp. gilvus is described here. Sexes are similar.


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I will be traveling to Houston for work and wanted to know if there were any restaurants that I need to be sure and check out. I will be staying on the Northwest side of the city.
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Don't remember the name of it, but stay away from the Brazilian Grill type restaurant! My friend and I got food poisoning there about 10 years ago. That was bad enough, but it happened two nights before the Rolling Stones concert I was there for! I must say I was not up to top form to enjoy the old boys as I should have.
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Texas is pretty famous for barbeque and a couple of years ago my son came down to hunt and before he came he goggled the best BBQs in TX and traveled a bit to catch a couple I think one was just west of H on I-10 but don't recall for sure. Also there are some great Mexican restaurants around. Stay away from chains you can find them anywhere.
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These are the latest from my hackerland journey. I feared that either me or the challenge site would go down, and in fact hacker.org is now temporarily unavailable since three days. Maybe it is under a Denial of Services attack of some user who is angry because he can't solve some challenge... Who knows?
Close to the last castle
With 190 challenges solved, I am close to the last castle on the upper left corner of the map. The challenges around it are very hard, none of them is solved, and after there will be a super-hard challenge anyway to protect this castle.
Being a dangermouse it was reasonably easy to solve some quests of the serie "Really Small Mouse". I brought the mouse down to 21 instructions, but there are some hackers who can do it in 20 and less! Cool challenges encountered on the road were 'No full ACK in SEPT' which refreshed modular algebra a bit, 'Maelstrom' to train image recognition, 'HVM cipher' and 'Really Simple Access' to revive my reminescences of cryptanalysis. While solving "Shattered and Shuffled" and "Shredded and Scrambled", I felt cold down my neck, it was the breath of the dark side who strucked me.
I suffered deceiving in "Such Much" and only an answer on the forum brought me back on track. I almost brought down hacker.org by submitting huge numbers calculated with Python! I attacked with brute force 'Soviet Intercept' and I almost locked me out of this challenge; now I have to wait one hour between submitting of answers for this particular challenge, though now I prepared a sort of key which should allow the identification of the spies.
For the cryptographic challenges involving unkown codes, I developed a tool to perform the kappa-test, and another one to perform the chi-test on vigeneres which have substitutions in columns instead of simple caesar ciphers. I wrote them according to this article. I found a good tool to perform first image analysis on Steganographic challenges here made by Caesum, the author of the Challenger's handbook. To perform coprime factorization I definitely recommend MSieve. Other discoveries were Binary Coded Decimals (BCD) and Setun, a Russian computer which was working with ternary balanced circuits :-)
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1.4.2 was a tactical release, to get hands on code which I did not touch since three months and also to advertise deltasql through the Mantra of Open Source Release often, release early. The development of 1.4.3 is struggled by technical accidents (the server I am using to test went down, because the friend of mine who kindly hosts deltasql forgot to pay the bill). Additionally, I face now trouble pushing my code with git to sourceforge. But 1.4.3 will be fresh wind with several minor bugfixes, user preferences and the ability to inform users of new scripts via sendmail.
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Montana Sued For New Fishing Regs
See below yesterdays press release on new proposed restrictions on the famous Beaverhead and Big Hole rivers.
I have heard these two rivers are heavily floated by the guide services as our several of our midwestern rivers. This can make for very crowded unpleasant fishing conditions and over use on the river and fish resources. Another example of over use of our rivers with out controls. This may be the first one like this in the US.
I have mixed feelings both ways on this issue but have seen one world class steelhead, salmon, and trout fishery here in the midwest which the drift boat guides have impacted negatively over the last 15 years. Seeing one drift boat after another floating a smaller river and contending for space to fish is just not a quality fishing experience for the drifters and the walk in fisherman.
Montana sued for new fishing restrictions
Outfitters file over managed fishing on Beaverhead, Big Hole rivers
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BUTTE, Mont. Fishing outfitters filed suit Thursday, Jan. 17, challenging the state's plan to restrict outfitters and out-of-state anglers on two of the state's most famous fishing rivers.
The lawsuit by the Fishing Outfitters Association of Montana asks a state district judge to rule on the validity of the state wildlife agency's management rules for the Big Hole and Beaverhead rivers of southwestern Montana.
The regulations, adopted in February, are an effort to address crowding along the two popular trout rivers. The rules reserve certain days, river stretches and access points for use by Montanans, while setting aside times and places for out-of-state anglers or outfitters.
They also continue a 1999 moratorium on new outfitters working the rivers, and limit the number of clients outfitters can serve during peak fishing periods.
The association contends the state Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks did not follow rule-making requirements and exceeded its authority in adopting the restrictions. The state Environmental Quality Council considered that issue in December and rejected it.
This was bound to happen and I'm not surprised it did not happen years ago. In the early 80's these very issues came up on the over crowded Madison River. At that time the guides realized that unless they got some type of order on the river there would be restrictions on their line of work. The guides did a ok job of keeping out of trouble for awhile but as the sport grew and there were more flyfisherpersons coming in from all over needing equipment, lessons and guides things once again broke down as they have now on the rivers further west.
My question is where should our sport go now? Have we become over commercialized? Are people in the sport for the wrong reasons?
The sport to me has become just another form of eco tourism driven by slick advertising to buy this because it's better and come fish some new place somewhere on the other side of the world and we will take care of every need for you. Yes the sport has helped make awareness to watershed needs around the world but at the same time we are over loving these same watersheds now.
I worry about the quality of flyfishing as many who are now in control of the FF market now are into the quanity of the sport.
Yes I am worried also.
I can see more of this type of controlled fishing on blue ribbon waters. If it will preserve them for the future I am for it and will pay the extra costs and limitations on when I can fish them etc..
Similar to what Europe has implemented on the majority of their waters I beleive. Could be wrong but most of the blue ribbon waters there have more controls than the US.
This is an issue that seems to follow us around everywhere we tread in the west. Proliferation of outfitters and guides is uncontroled in most locales and every time its brought up that there may be a need to do something about this growth it just seems to create more of a land rush to get a permit to grandfather in another small time operator.
Obviously everyone needs a job of some type to make a living why so many want to go outfitting and guiding is beyond me. Just about anything you do that requires that much tme and energy would return more for your investment!
I think part of its got to be the BS stories about the great Guide mystique of old. Never was able to figure why showing other dumb bastards how to catch a fish was better than catching them yourself. I think it has its roots somewhere I can't quite get to. oh well in this economy any job is a good thing too bad these particular jobs detract from such a great passtime.
Moonlight,Well i am on both sides of this coin, When i take a vacation that involves fishing i hire a guide and i also guide in my home state. Why do i hire a guide?, well lets see, when i take a fishing vacation it is for one week,that includes 2 days to travel to the location and to travel home,that leaves 5 days for fishing. Now do i want to waste an other day going round the local fly shops to find out what is working and where to fish?, Or should i just ask local anglers who i am positive will tell me all the best spots to fish .The last 5 trips i took(over the last 6 years) you needed a boat to access the fish, Now how am i going to get my boat to B.C. or Alaska or the Bahamas or across the country,that would take up more days of my trip. I could always rent one and float a river i hve never floated before,that would be interesting and probably waste another day.But then you can not always find boat rentals can you. I hire a guide so he can take care of providing the transportation on the river,explain what to use,show me where the fish should be holding, provide food for the trip and also to tell me about the local area and its history.If that makes me a "dumb bastard" then as a famous film star once said "i ams what i ams" . As for why i became a guide thats easy,if some one is willing to pay me to be on the river for a little less money than what i can make behind a desk "Show Me The Money",Anyway i like helping "Dumb Bastards" catch fish,how not to drown by wading in too deep water and educating them about ecosystems, how fragile our river systems are and the "leave no trace ethics".
pmflyfisher,i can not speak for all of Europe but i was born and raised in the U.K. and the big difference is the laws of the land. In the U.K. if you own the land you own to the middle of the river which means there is no access to the rivers with out permision. Under those laws it is a lot easer to regulate how many people are fishing the waters and keep the fishing as "pay to play" which has pros and cons.
Just mt .02cents worth,brian
Whisky Dick,
Good comments
Us U.S. flyfishers would get in a lot of trouble in UK with the land owners owning the land to the middle of the river adjacent to their lands.
We would have to be completely reprogrammed.
God I love America !!
God I love America !! pmflyfisher, i could not agree more
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A Washington Post staff-ed slamas the Knesset's discussion on restricting foreign funding for NGOs. But it overlooks two key points.
First, the Post writes:
There is, however, nothing nefarious about public organizations in a democratic country receiving support from other democracies. The NGO funders are not enemies of Israel, and the groups themselves are not trying to subvert the state — only to correct what they see as its flaws.
The Post's correct to a point. Not all non-governmental organizations are enemies of Israel, and I can live in peace with quite a few that I don't necessarily agree with.
Unfortunately, there are also quite a few rotten apples the Post ought to address.
Just yesterday, one Israel-bashing brochure (pdf format) emerged. It was published by the Palestine Solidarity Association of Sweden and funded by — surprise — Swedish taxpayers. Its 32 pages spout claims of ethnic cleansing, racist legislation, Israeli apartheid, colonialism and more.
Pure delegitimization.
As I pointed out yesterday, even Sweden's foreign aid minister, Gunilla Carlsson, was sharply critical of public money being used this way. Carlsson said:
"One party is demonized and they take a clear stance and are trying to affect public opinion. But that's not something taxpayer money should be used for."
But there's another point the Post overlooked.
Haaretz reported just yesterday that the prime minister already froze the parliamentary process on the NGO bill because of foreign pressure. Enough time for some news services like AFP to pick up the story. But evidently, not the WashPost's editorial board . . .


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Rick Santorum has agreed to become a columnist for the notorious World Net Daily, a site best known for advancing the birther movement. Think Progress:
The former Pennsylvania senator, who was voted out of office in 2006, will use the perch to remain in the conservative consciousness as he eyes another presidential bid in 2016. His column will be featured on the site every Monday.
Santorum's extreme views will fit in well at WorldNetDaily. In the past, he has compared homosexuality to bestiality, told rape victims they shouldn't be permitted to get an abortion but rather should "make the best out of a bad situation," and said food stamps are unnecessary because obesity rates are so high.
Culling WorldNetDaily's conspiracy theories to a manageable list is a herculean task, but here are a few choice headlines:
Chances are good that Santorum will once again seek a presidential nomination in 2016.
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This is a record for me - 2 challenges in a week. Guess I am getting braver. Anyway the main reason I posted this is because I made it a few months ago and hated it, so stored it away. Today I tried to dress it up a little with some brushes, etc (I have learned a lot from this site and you generous ladies) but I still don't like it. I feel like the center with the photos needs embellishment, but everything I tried looked wrong. Also, I feel like the letters of the title need to be tied together somehow (like a ribbon?) but nothing worked. I am actually a fan of white space so this isn't my style anyway, but I would love your input. Please, be honest - just telling me it looks good is sweet and nice but I want to be better!
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Local business moves up in BC competition
The BC public has voted and local business The Playpen Pet Boarding & Grooming has been named one of the top ten best small businesses in the province, as part of the Small Business BC Successful You Awards Contest (SYA).
Cranbrook business The Playpen Pet Boarding & Grooming is competing for the Best Company Award, recognizing businesses that demonstrate exceptional leadership and a track record of growth and profitability.
Throughout the last two months the company gained enough online votes from their community to be named a top ten finalist in this award category.
Finalists were selected by the residents of BC who benefit from these businesses, with votes collected online using social media, e-communications and word of mouth.
The Successful You Awards Contest recognizes the contributions outstanding BC entrepreneurs make in six award categories. This year's finalists come from diverse sectors such as technology, hospitality, tourism and health care. Over 25 communities in British Columbia are represented.
The top ten will go on to submit an application which judges will use to decide the top 5 finalists from each category, announced on January 30, 2013.
The winners will be announced on February 28, 2013 in Vancouver at the Successful You Awards Ceremony. More information on the finalists and the Successful You Awards can be found at www.successfulyou.ca.
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By Parrish Alford/NEMS Daily Journal
OXFORD – Football coaches hunt for depth in the spring the way children hunt for Easter eggs.
It is quite common.
While the depth picture at Ole Miss is much better than it was a year ago, it's not where Rebels coach Hugh Freeze wants it. In fact, it's not even close.
"We're still a couple of recruiting years away from having the depth you really need in some of these spots," he said.
This assessment comes after Freeze signed a consensus top 10 class in February.
There is depth at some positions as the Rebels continue through spring drills, thin numbers at others.
Freeze and his staff knew they would be without quarterback Bo Wallace, offensive lineman Aaron Morris and wide receiver Collins Moore this spring.
Other injuries have crept up sending more players to the sideline including wide receivers Donte Moncrief and Korvic Neat and guard Patrick Junen.
The presence of Nick Brassell could make the Rebels deep and talented at cornerback, but Brassell's academic status remains in question likely into the summer.
The return of D.T. Shackelford brings interesting possibilities at linebacker, but exactly how much Shackelford contributes after two years away remains to be seen.
The are solid numbers at running back, but the absences at receiver are noticeable. In addition to the injuries slot receiver Philander Moore was removed from the team last week.
"Our inside guys are really, really thin," Freeze said.
receiving corp
There were 24 touchdown passes thrown last season. Nineteen were caught by wide receivers, 18 by starters Moncrief, Ja-Mes Logan and Vince Sanders.
The uncertain picture at tight end could cause Freeze to rely on his receivers more and in different ways in 2013, he said. The top three tight ends a year ago were seniors.
Junen, a senior this season, had the most experience among the offensive line reserves last year and had stepped into the first-team role at right guard, the only vacancy on a line that returns four starters. Now he has a sprained toe that will keep him out of work for several days.
Senior Jared Duke and sophomore Justin Bell ran with the first team in Wednesday's workout. They had been trading reps on the left side, where Morris would be when healthy.
"We've got to be realists. We were so fortunate last year. We played three receivers pretty much the whole year, five offensive linemen," Freeze said. "It's rare that that happens, and we're seeing it now. You get some injuries, and it changes your team pretty fast."


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Family: Cardinalidae, Cardinals view all from this family
Description ADULT MALE Has a dark-striped, gray-brown back, reddish brown wings, and gray tail and nape. Head is gray overall, but with striking yellow supercilium and eye surround, yellow malar stripe and black bib surrounding white throat patch. Underparts are flushed yellow on breast, grading to grayish white on belly; undertail coverts are white. Colors are subdued in nonbreeding plumage and black bib is obscured by pale feather fringes. ADULT FEMALE Recalls a dull, washed-out male with no black bib and more extensive white throat. JUVENILE Recalls plain adult female with hint of adults' face pattern.
Dimensions Length: 6" (15 cm)
Habitat Common summer visitor (mainly May-Aug) to Midwest prairies and farmland; numbers and breeding locations affected by factors such as rainfall. Winters mainly in Venezuelan llanos, where subject to persecution in agricultural areas.
Observation Tips Easy to see in Midwest.
Range Rocky Mountains, Southwest, New England, Mid-Atlantic, California, Eastern Canada, Florida, Southeast, Texas, Western Canada, Plains, Great Lakes
Voice Song is a repeated, vaguely onomatopoeic dik-dik-dik, ciss-sess-sel; call is a buzzing fzzppt.
Discussion Sparrow-like grassland bird with a proportionately large bill. Forms huge flocks outside breeding season and prior to migration. Sexes are dissimilar.


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Stump II
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Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Purchased with funds from the Art Gallery of Western Australia Foundation 2001
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In 1976 Williams experimented with a series of paintings on the subject of felled and uprooted trees which he had seen while working in the landscape at Kyneton in Victoria. Stump II is the major painting from this series. The unearthed stump is painted with rich textures and tones. The dramatic form is set against the suggestion of a burnt landscape with fine black silhouetted lines of trees in the background. Although Williams did not consider the stump as a figure, there is an undeniable suggestive, surreal presence to the work.
The painting which was described by Bernard Smith as a 'quintessential Antipodean image' made a dramatic impact when it was first shown, and has continued to be thought of as one of Williams's outstanding innovative works.


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Crescent Hotel in Bloombury, more than a Bed & Breakfast in Central London.
Hotel near Euston, St Pancras International, Kings Cross and Eurostar.
We warmly welcome you to the Crescent Hotel web site.The Crescent Hotel is located in Bloomsbury, in Central London. This London hotel is an elegant Georgian building overlooking a quiet crescent with gardens.
We offer comfortable rooms an excellent breakfast and a helpful, friendly atmosphere at reasonable prices. The 27- room hotel is a well-established, family business that has offered bed and breakfast for over two generations.
Our guests tend to be independent, leisure and business travellers from overseas and the UK. The proximity of the hotel to Russell Square underground gives rapid access to all of London's major attractions, while close by we have the British Museum, the British Library and numerous places of business for academics, doctors and lawyers such as the BMA, UCL and the Inns of Court. We are also within a few minutes walk of St Pancras International and the Eurostar.
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I thought you leftys told me this could never happen???
It's happening folks;That is, semi-auto's with detachable magazines.........like a Remington 30.06 model 7006.
Other proposed measures in California would ban so-called "bullet buttons" that can be used to quickly detach and reload magazines in semi-automatic rifles, and update the legal definition of shotguns to prohibit a new version that can rapidly fire shotgun shells and .45-caliber ammunition.
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I am considering the purchase of a Lab pup that will be retained at the breeder's kennel until age 16 weeks as part of a "headstart program". Every Lab pup I have owned was brought home with me at agees 7 to 8 weeks. House breaking these young pups was accomplished quickly approximately 1-2 weeks. The "headstart labs" are kept in a kennel situation at the breeders and are not house broken when received at age 16 weeks. Is a pup like this harder to house break due to hacing been kenneled to an older age? If so, what might I be looking at time wise?
My preference for the "headstart pup" is that they go through a program of exposure to a wide array of environmental factors and bolding processes prior to delivery to a new owner, with emphasis on socialization to people, other dogs, ATV's, boats, light gunfire, birds, etc. the timing would also be advantageous in being able to expidite the pup toward OB and gundog related training.
I am retired and plan to spend a lot of time with this pup / gundog prospect. I am experienced in bringing a pup along to an advanced level performing gundog. I have never started a with a pup beyond 8 weeks old. Will house breaking likely be problematic due to eneeling to age 16 weeks? All of my Labs have lived in our home and we prefer to have their companionship within the home environment as opposed to kenneling a dog outdoors.
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No, but I am from Lubbock. We live a little NW of FTW now. I have a lot of history with TPHRC it was a great group of folks but keeping people is, was and always will be a challenge. Good Luck
Someone to train with would be great!! Im getting ready to go to Lonesome Dove hunt test next month and need to get some good training in.
My name is Keith Draper I usually go to Thompson Park for water stuff and go to the public land off 287 about halfway from here to Dumas. My cell # is 817-771-1014 my home # is 806-383-0500.Give me a shout.
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Parks and Recreation actor and standup comedian Aziz Ansari returns to his home state for two sets of live comedy presented by Live Nation Comedy. His most recent tour, Dangerously Delicious, features witty sketches on the "fears of adulthood" sure to fill the hall with laughter. Charleston Music Hall, 37 John St. Wednesday, 6pm doors; 7pm &10pm shows. $39. (843)853-2252, www.charlestonmusichall.com


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Library & Information Technology brings together the breadth and depth of extensive library resources and the power and flexibility of computer and telecommunication technologies with a robust campus-wide network and a delightful library facility.
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Princeton coaches and athletes to speak, Jan. 11
Posted December 18, 2006; 09:07 p.m.
The head coaches of four Princeton sports teams will discuss their
programs at a luncheon set for noon Thursday, Jan. 11, in the Class of
1956 Lounge, Princeton Stadium.
The speakers will include Joe Scott, men's basketball coach; Richard Barron, women's basketball coach; Guy Gadowsky, men's ice hockey coach; and Amy Bond, women's golf coach. They will be joined by student speakers who will discuss their experiences as varsity athletes.
The event is sponsored by the Princeton Varsity Club with support from the Glenmede Trust Co. Admission is free for club members and $10 for others. For more information, contact Kellie Gale.


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View to Chavez Ravine, Dodger baseball stadium and downtown Los angeles, California. Opening day April 10, 2012.
I wanted to shoot an aerial photo from a helicopter of the stadium but Homeland Security closed the sky for three miles around the stadium so I had to settle for doing three GigaPans from Elysian Park overlooking the scene.
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Wood Duck 12
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The Wood Duck 12 is a beautiful, easy to use recreational kayak - Here we have beautiful little kayak designed for just about everyone to enjoy on the water.
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This old cabin sits by the road into Wells Gray Park about 20 km north of Clearwater, BC. Autumn colors were at their optimum. I'm also trying to find some history about this cabin as it was built by one of the early pioneers in this area. Using a relatively long focal length I locked the focus on the corner of ...


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The first thing to consider when setting up your footstrap position is to decide if you want to have them in the entry level setting, the inboard setting or the outboard setting. The GO 122 and 133 are the only models in the range that has only inboard or outboard options. We figured that if you're riding one of these boards, you wouldn't be a beginner so we didn't include entry-level options.
For all other models, the three positions cater for the beginner, the intermediate rider and the advanced rider respectively. The three positions are shown on the diagram below. Your board would be delivered with a printed copy too.
Footstrap tuning is divided into two groups:
back strap position and front strap position. The straps should be fitted in that order too, since the position of the back strap determines the ideal position for the front strap. We definitely recommend using matching settings for the front strap and back strap. For example: if you choose to use the intermediate settings, make sure both the front and back straps use the intermediate settings. It would be very difficult to sail the GO with the front strap in the advanced position and the back foot in the beginner position. In fact, that would be pretty much impossible unless you were a contortionist.
Beginner position:
you'll that these positions are very much centred on the board. They're close to the mast track where the sail connects with the board. Having straps in these positions is designed for sailing in very lightwinds, with small sails and little power - this is how beginning windsurfers sail. The board will remain stable, you can manoeuvre the board by raking the sail forwards and backwards. Some people also don't find the need to fit the footstraps for beginners altogether, which is fine as well. They are designed to help you stay steady and you don't have to worry so much about where your feet should be while sailing forwards.
Intermediate position:
these settings are for windsurfers who are confident with windsurfing with more power and larger sails. To use these strap positions, you need to be at the stage where you are windsurfing with enough power in the sail that it allows you to hang off the boom, arms extended, leaning back with the only wind in the sail keeping you from falling back. You're pretty much planing, and skimming over the water and a fairly exciting speed. Because the intermediate strap position is further away from the centre of the board, it allows you to apply more power from the sail and into the board.
Advanced position:
these are the positions that are the furthest away from the board's centre, and compared to the intermediate positions, they allow the rider to put that much more power into the board to generate more speed. As the name suggests, you need to have relatively advanced skill to windsurf in these positions but it's not beyond reach. Once you've progressed from beginner position to intermediate position, you're on a learning curve that will quickly see you blasting in the advanced positions, enjoying the thrill of pushing the board to its limits and windsurfing at pretty high speeds.
Once you've decided on whether to use the beginner, intermediate or advanced positions, it's time to screw the straps in to place. Always start with the back straps. You'll notice that the inserts for the straps have two or three holes. This allows each strap to be adjusted forward or backward in 2.5cm increments. If three holes are present, the middle hole is the one we recommend - this is the position we've been using when we test the boards and it's the position the majority of our team riders use. If you select the hole in front, the board would give you more control and planing is easier. If you select the hole behind the centre hole, you will get more power from the fin but control will be more difficult. In some positions, we have chosen to only have two holes to help save weight - in this case the back hole tends to be the option we use and therefore the one we would recommend. The front one would be used if you need more control and easier planing.
Each strap is fixed via a screw at either end of the strap. If you are going to use the middle hole for example, always make sure you use the middle hole for both ends of the strap - it'll give you a strap width of 15.5cm - a common width that works for many people. Of course, if you have very small feet, very large feet or wear boots while sailing, you can select a different hole that would increase or decrease the strap width by 2.5cm.
Remember to place the K9 insert in between the board and strap - it will greatly reduce the chances of the strap twisting. Also ensure that you fix the strap with as much screw tension as your arms can apply. Many people under estimate how much screw tension is needed, which means that the strap will sit loose, twist and over time, also undo itself. In the worst case, a screw can shear out and leave you with a damaged hole.
So now your back strap is set.
For the front strap, we also recommend the middle hole. If there are only two holes, we would recommend the hole that matches the one you selected for the back foot, whether it's the front or back hole. If you are particularly tall or short, or if your riding style requires a shorter or longer stance, then you can select a different hole that would increase or decrease your stance in 2.5cm increments.
So your straps are set, now it's time to fit the fin
Fin tuning
Because our GO boards are fitted with the Tuttle fin box system, you don't have to worry about the position of your fin - it's fixed. However, do consider carefully what size fin you will fit. It's importance is often underestimated, and by a lot. See it this way: in different wind conditions, we tend to change sail size. Well in different wind conditions, you should also be changing fin size. Yes, it's that critical, and the wider the board, the more critical.
The GO 155, 166 and 177 have Deep Tuttle fin box systems. This allows the boards to use normal Tuttle fins and also extra large, extra powerful fins that normally come only with a deep Tuttle head. Fit one of these and you can be sure to have huge power reserves to get you planing and speeding upwind in lightwinds.
Mast-track tuning
For mast track positioning, we simply recommend the middle position. This middle position is clearly marked on the board and just to make it as clear as we could, we even printed recommended position' next to that mark. When we test the board and when our riders use the boards in competitions, we all tend to place the mast track on that mark. Our board design evolution has lead to that exact position and not surprisingly, that is why it's the centre of the track.
Some adjustment is of course possible. This will allow the board to adapt to your personal preference or the prevailing conditions on any given day. If you need a bit more control in overpowered conditions, moving the mast track forward a little will help. If you want more power on the fin, moving the mast track backwards a little will help.
Tuning List
Futura Tuning Tips
Go Tuning Tips
iSonic Tuning Tips
Rio Tuning Tips
Serenity Tuning Tips
Start Tuning Tips