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Description The Atlantic sturgeon (Acipenser oxyrinchus) is a member of the Acipenseridae family and is among one of the oldest fish species in the world. Its range extends from New Brunswick, Canada to the eastern coast of Florida. It was in great abundance when the first settlers came to America, but has since declined due to overfishing and water pollution. It is considered threatened, endangered and even extinct in much of its original habitats. The fish can reach sixty years of age, fifteen feet (4.6 m) in length and over eight hundred pounds (360 kg) in weight.
Rather than having true scales, the Atlantic sturgeon has five rows of bony plates known as scutes. Specimens weighing over eight hundred pounds and nearly fifteen feet in length have been recorded, but they typically grow to be six to eight feet (1.8–2.4 m) and no more than three hundred pounds (140 kg). Its coloration ranges from bluish-black and olive green on its back to white on its underside. It has a longer snout than other sturgeons and has four barbels at the side of its mouth.
Endangered Status The Gulf Sturgeon, a subspecies of the Atlantic Sturgeon, is on the U.S. Endangered Species List. It is classified as endangered throughout its range in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Overfishing and changes to habitat (brought about by many factors, including damming of waterways, dredging, and pollution) have combined to put this species in danger. Because Gulf Sturgeons don't reproduce until they are between 7 and 21 years old, they can't quickly bounce back from dips in population. A number of organizations, both public and private, are combining efforts to help this sturgeon recover.
Habitat Ocean or bay shallows, Rivers & streams.
Range New England, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Eastern Canada.


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Norbert Bussie, 87, of Readstown died Friday, January 18, 2013 at his home.
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As a Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Eberbach believes patient care is the top priority. He wants all of his patients to be well informed and know that they are cared for by both himself and his compassionate staff. Dr. Eberbach wants every patient to leave after surgery feeling better and more confident about themselves and their decision. Visit eberbach.com for more information.
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Well, I isolated the XIP bug on the Agenda VR3 to be related to the Copy-on-write handling of ROM pages, and the fact that they're rejected by the WP Fault handler because they exist outside of RAM.
Of course, I don't know enough about the Agenda's guts, nor Linux's MM/VM guts to implement this myself, so I have to leave it to somebody else who can.
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Well maybe they will up the ante for JP IV and bring in the cast from the old Dinosaur sitcom... well.. maybe...
Well maybe they will up the ante for JP IV and bring in the cast from the old Dinosaur sitcom... well.. maybe...
[FONT=Comic Sans MS]Salsa Shark.. I think were gonna need a bigger boat..[/FONT]
Not the mama, you say. If only they would, Tony.
Back and more bearded than ever before
Or maybe JP IV will be a golden girls reunion.
thanks Chux Turbo LBC Bobafrett Mtriv73 Rjarvis JF96 JT JMG FB Rogue2 Tycho Slicker Deoxy Caesar JontheJedi JJReason Brandon Solo JMS UK for great deals.
SSG Pro Football Pick em and Bowl Pick em Champ 2006. 2007 NCAA Bracket Champ
#24 - Gone but not forgotten
I love 1 and 3. I get made fun of for liking part 3 sometimes, but that dont change nuttin.
"May the force be with you, always"
I wonder if in Jurassic Park 4 if Will and Holly will make their way home? And if the do, will Cha-ka come with them?
* General Disclaimer- I can't spell or type- Deal with it.
Keira Knightley aka Ep1's Sabe in talks to be in JPIV?
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Keira Knightley In Talks For JP4?
Could the up-and-coming English actress Keira Knightley (star of the recent surprise hit Bend it Like Beckham and the upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean) be in talks to star in the fourth JP movie? According to Countingdown.com, a member of the Pirates crew apparently learned that she met with Spielberg and Kathleen Kennedy during production to talk about a possible role in the film, where she would play John Hammond's granddaughter. Of course, we don't know whether this is true, or just a rumor started by a rabid Knightley/JP fan who wants attention. Time will tell... (Thanks 'pack hunter' and Kevy Mac).
Does this mean Lex, or another grand daughter? If it's Lex then I would rather try and get the original actress, Ariana Richards, to play the part. If not then Keira Knightley would be a good choice .Originally posted by Battle Droid
where she would play John Hammond's granddaughter.
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hehehehehhe good call, Pendo!! When i was a younger lad, i was in love with ms. Ariana. (sigh) oh, to be at that young age again.
"Woke up at 9.55am. Soon as I woke up, I looked at Suzanne and she looked at me. I said, 'Did I tell you about the immune system?' Suzanne starting laughing, I said, 'it's amazing.' She said, 'Not now.'"
Most likely another grand daughter, if they wanted Ariana, I'm sure they could get her, and I also don't know why they wouldn't want Ariana.Does this mean Lex, or another grand daughter?
I found this while browsing over at Dark Horizons and figured i'd post it:
Jurassic Park IV
For a long time we've heard talk about Spielberg's 'great idea' for the story of the fourth "Jurassic Park" movie that has gotten people exicted about the franchise. Well long time DH informer 'Undergear' finally has the scoop on what that idea might be:
"All these rumors about Jurassic Park 4 are false. They are retooling the script (out to big name doctors right now) But here's the worst part... All this talk about this "brilliant" idea, well... I cannot begin to tell you how bad his idea is...The government has trained dinosaurs to carry weapons and use them for battle purposes. I am not kidding!".
Frankly, i think the whole rumor is probably crap, but still, it's interesting to think about how they could use this idea....then again, i don't think they really could do this, but i guess we'll see. Cheers!
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Rielle Hunter, John Edwards' former mistress and the mother of his 4-year-old daughter, has written a tell-all memoir revealing the "truth" behind his downfall, People magazine reports.
The book, which will be released June 26 and is titled "What Really Happened: John Edwards, Our Daughter, and Me," will include details about the couple's relationship, which began when Edwards was still married to his wife Elizabeth, who was then battling breast cancer. Hunter was a videographer for his campaign.
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The book announcement comes on the heels of a legal victory for Edwards. The jury found the former vice presidential candidate not guilty Thursday of one count of accepting illegal campaign contributions and was deadlocked on the remaining five charges.
The National Enquirer revealed Hunter's affair with Edwards October 2007. In 2008, Edwards confirmed that he had a relationship with Hunter, but denied that he had fathered a child with her. He publicly admitted in January 2010 that he was the father of Quinn, who was then 2 years old.Video: Edwards' former mistress breaks silence (on this page)
Hunter, now 48, spoke out about the affair for the first time two months later. "I know (John) loves me. I have never had any doubt at all about that," she told GQ magazine. "We love each other very much. And that hasn't changed, and I believe that will be till death do us part."
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The stem cell industry is boldly jumping over all hurdles
The pioneering research of Nobel Laureates Sir John Gurdon and Dr Shinya Yamanaka on reprogramming adult stem cells has opened new avenues in stem cell research. Several APAC countries are taking major leaps in this domain. However, their path is filled with a lot of struggle as they face numerous hurdles.
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Mr Vasant S Gaikwad of GBI Research, while speaking in this regard, says, "Inadequate research funding, unknown therapeutics outcomes and reproducibility issues in clinical trials, poor understanding of underlying mechanism, and lack of patient awareness about stem cell therapies and its potential applications are some of the key factors that hinder the growth of stem cell therapy market."
Dr Deepak Srivastava of Gladstone Institutes notes that the length of time and capital resources required are the biggest challenges. "An average of 12 years and over $1 billion (is required) to successfully bring an experimental drug from research to market," he says.
To add to these, there is a still evolving regulatory environment in most countries. Clinics offering unproven and unfounded stem cell treatments can put patient's health at risk, often for little or no benefit, adds Professor Martin Pera of Stem Cells Australia. "Responsible scientists in the field have repeatedly called for tight regulation of stem cell therapies, which, being experimental, should almost always be carried out in the context of a clinical trial after appropriate preclinical studies have demonstrated safety and efficacy in model systems," he says.
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About Jeff Masters
Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 1:27 AM GMT on October 30, 2010
Tropical Storm Tomas has exploded into existence in spectacular fashion, becoming the nineteenth named storm of this amazingly active 2010 Atlantic hurricane season. I'm reporting to you live from the National Hurricane Center tonight, where forecasters are working hard to stay abreast of Tomas' intensification. Three hurricane specialists are on duty tonight--Dave Roberts, who is handling Tropical Storm Shary, and Robbie Berg and Dan Brown, who are focusing on Tomas. The Hurricane Hunters have just left Tomas, as of 8pm EDT, and they found a significant increase in winds. Winds at their 1500 foot flight level were 70 mph, and surface winds as measured by the SFMR instrument were near 60 mph. This supports an increase in Tomas' winds to 60 mph in tonight's 8pm EDT public advisory. Since this is such a large increase in intensity from what was forecast--Tomas was not supposed to have 60 mph winds for another 24 hours--this necessitates issuance of a special advisory package. A full set of forecast maps, a marine advisory, wind probability forecast, and a discussion just went out to the world. While all this was occurring, several phone calls to Barbados, St. Lucia, and Martinique were made, alerting the islands to the fact that a Hurricane Warning may be required with the 11pm advisory tonight. NHC has both French speaking and Spanish speaking meteorologists on staff that can coordinate with the islands that don't have English as their main language. I listened in on a 5-minute conversation in French between the weather service in Martinique and NHC meteorologist Mike Tichacek, as they discussed when Martinique may want to issue a Hurricane Warning.
Figure 1. Warren VonWerne (right) of CARCAH presents the latest data from the Air Force Hurricane Hunters to hurricane specialist Robbie Berg.
Intensity forecast for Tomas
The forecasters at NHC are puzzling over the latest intensity forecasts for Tomas. The latest intensity forecast from the GFDL, HWRF, and SHIPS models are not that impressive, and they keep Tomas as a strong tropical storm or weak hurricane for the next five days. The wind shear forecast from SHIPS is particularly odd--the latest 18Z forecast predicts high wind shear of 20+ knots beginning Sunday morning, and the previous SHIPS forecast held wind shear below 15 knots for the next five days. The latest runs by the GFS, ECMWF, and UKMET models all show a very favorable environment for intensification over the next five days over the Caribbean, with Tomas positioning itself beneath an upper level high in a light wind shear environment. The best bet is that Tomas will intensify into a major hurricane over the Central Caribbean by early next week.
Figure 2. NHC meteorologist Mike Tichacek discusses the latest intensity forecast for Tomas with the Martinique weather service (in French.) In the background, hurricane specialist Dave Roberts works on advisories for Tropical Storm Shary.
Track forecast for Tomas
After Tomas reaches the central Caribbean 4 - 6 days from now, there are two possible track scenarios depicted by the models--a continued westerly motion towards Nicaragua, or a sharp turn to the north, with a track over Hispaniola or Puerto Rico. Steering currents will be weak, and we'll just have to wait and see how the steering currents evolve.
Tomas' formation location unprecedented this late in the season
Tomas' formation ties 2010 with 1995 and 1887 for 3rd place for most number of named storms in an Atlantic hurricane season. Only 2005 (28 named storms) and 1933 (21 named storms) were busier. Atlantic hurricane records go back to 1851, though there were likely many missed named storms prior to the beginning of satellite coverage in the mid-1960s.
The formation of a tropical storm so far south and east this late in the season is unprecedented in the historical record; no named storm has ever been present east of the Lesser Antilles (60°W) and south of 12°N latitude so late in the year. Hurricane Six of 1896 came close--it was also a tropical storm south of 12°N and east of 60°W on October 29, but nine hours earlier in the day. That storm recurved to the north and missed the Lesser Antilles. Tomas' track through the southern Lesser Antilles so late in the year is unprecedented. There have been only two other tropical storms that formed after October 15 south of 12°N and east of 60°W: Hurricane Jose, which was a tropical storm in that region on October 18, 1999, and Tropical Storm Nicolas, on October 16, 2003. Tomas most reminds me of Hurricane Joan of 1988, which was a tropical storm on October 14 near Tomas' current location, and later strengthened into a Category 4 hurricane that hit Nicaragua.
Another unusual aspect of Tomas' formation is that we now have two simultaneous named storms in the Atlantic Ocean on October 29. There have been only four hurricane seasons since 1851 that have had two simultaneous named storms later in the year. The record was set way back in 1887, when Hurricane Eighteen and Tropical Storm Nineteen were both active on December 8. There were three years that had simultaneous November named storms: 1932, 1961, and 2001.
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I'm sad to say I'm NOT in love with Scissor Sisters' "Magic Hour." SS is one of my favorite bands of all time, but I just can't get into it. Maybe I need to give it a few more listens.
A few weeks ago, I went to buy goodies at the Third Man Rolling Record Store when it came through Oxford, and they were blasting King Tuff's "Was Dead." Had never heard of him previously but I fell in love. Such an amazing, fun album. He just released a new one, which I hope to pick up soon.
I bought the Azealia Banks EP, "1991," and I like parts of it but not the whole thing.
The Gaslight Anthem's new single, "45," is one of the best songs I've heard this year.
I saw "Avengers" twice, not only because I'm a huge Joss Whedon nerd but also because I just love that movie. It gets better every time I see it.
I'm reading the new Sookie Stackhouse novel, "Deadlocked." Sookie, honey, normally you're a little quicker to catch on… let's get on the ball and solve this murder already, huh? OH: TRUE BLOOD IS BACK ON SUNDAY.
I watched most of "Hatfields & McCoys" but didn't care to finish it. I dig lots of good action, but the violence in that felt gratuitous. The characters were so unforgiving and full of hatred, so it was hard to like them, root for them, anything, so I just stopped caring about any of them.
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Heath Lowry, director of the Department of Near Eastern Studies, received the grant for work at Bilkent University in Ankara, Turkey. He is working on two projects: "A Study of the Ozal Years (1983-93) and Their Impact on Contemporary Turkey," and a monograph on "The Social and Economic History of Ottoman Bursa, 1326-1600."
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Birmingham, England reggae singer/toaster Pato Banton (born Patrick Murray) made his debut on the English Beat's third album, 1982's Special Beat Service, helping out Ranking Roger on the track "Pato and Roger a Go Talk." Five years later, Banton returned with his debut solo release, Never Give In, which featured backing by Birmingham's Studio Two house band and a guest appearance by Paul Shaffer; the album was enlivened by Banton's comic vocal characterizations. An EP featuring several versions of the Never Give In track "Pato and Roger Come Again" (another duet with Ranking Roger) appeared in 1988, followed the next year by the full-length Visions of the World, which found Banton moving towards a poppier soul/reggae approach. 1990's Wize Up! (No Compromize) contained Banton's first American college radio hit, a cover of the Police's "Spirits in the Material World," as well as a duet with Steel Pulse's David Hinds on the title track. After a dub collaboration with the Mad Professor (Mad Professor Recaptures Pato Banton) and a live album (Live and Kickin' All Over America), Banton recorded Universal Love in 1992. It took him a while to come up with brand new material afterwards; he finally resurfaced in 1994 with a version of Eddy Grant's "Baby Come Back" performed with Robin and Ali Campbell of UB40, which hit the British charts and prompted the best-of Collections. Banton finally delivered a full album of new material in 1996 with Stay Positive. Life Is a Miracle followed in the spring of 2000.


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The meeting of the WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights on the new Broadcasting/ Webcasting Treaty has just concluded and there's some welcome news for those of us in the Internet Community.
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it's so cute how every year you guys think you are going to be great and how you think the Jets will suck every year. We had a bad year, terrible year and you guys supposedly had a good year and we had almost identical records.
now we are in cap hell again? This must be the 7th time in 10 years we have been in cap hell.
Sounds like somebody's ego got a little hot sauce on it, eh?
Must suck to have a head coach who went from stepping over tougher guys than Channing Crowder heading into a fight to being such a broke dick dog he can't even face a few guys with pens and microphones.
Yeah, welcome to fantasy football. Right now your team is crap. The what ifs you can keep until next season. Your are so delusional. You really need help.
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It was night when I finally arrived to Podgorica.
The SIM card that the Vodafone representative in Istanbul promised would work in Serbia and Montenegro didn't. So, I had been out of contact with Mira until one of the Grandmothers in the train loaned me her mobile. Not a smart idea for a random guy arriving in an unknown city.
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text: Ok, so my lab is on his 2 season and has many retrieves under his belt. But, at the end of this season he started not marking falls as well and waits to be sent on a blind then looks back at me to be casted. If we are hunting in open water with no vegetation he does much better. But, if there is any vegetation like grass and lilly pads he just waits for the blind. Any ideas what I can do to break this? Im assuming more marks. Any suggestion will be appreciated.


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|Ocean Flyfishing for Salmon Perhaps the most under-rated fishery in the world
|Topic Review (Newest First)
After reading Steve Raymond's Steelhead Country, my goal...No, my dream was to take a saltwater steelie on the fly. His stories of shallow water estuary steelhead and sight fishing became etched in my mind and I became determined to catch a saltwater steelie on the fly.
But I became discouraged and quickly lost confidence in any type of fishery like this still existing as so many of our small streams that produced this estuary steelhead fishing from a pram seemed to be developed, degraded, uninhabitable or even non-existant now.
Beach fishing for steelhead, for me atleast, is incredibly boring! I've done it with the hoochies and it was mindless. Cast and retreive, cast and retrieve. There was no variation between cast...
If only I could find an estuary that is condusive to the saltwater steelheading as described by Raymond. It sounds very comparable to bonefishing except steelhead jump.
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A long time ago, I was listening to a call-in fishing show on KIRO and the host was talking to the two guys who owned the boat launch and store at Bush Point. They talked about casting gear to winter steelhead off the beach using orange or pink hootchies. I didn't know what a hootchie was so I went to Warshal's, a Seattle sporting goods store, to see. I saw one and thought I could tie a fly that looked like a hootchie using marabou.
I tied orange and white, pink and white, orange and yellow, and yellow and white flies with chennile and marabou on #2 Mustad 3407's with lead eyes and headed on over to Bush.
I talked to some old-timers who told me that you didn't have to wade because the steelhead followed the hootchies in to shore. I since learned that the fish didn't follow the lure in, it's just that that is where they were hooked. The gear guys had to retrieve fast because they needed to keep from hanging up on the bottom and were simply intercepting traveling fish. The flyfisher, on the other hand, has a distinct advantage here. I found that if you fished an intermediate, or slime line (stillwater) and quartered a cast downtide and retrieved very slowly, your fly was in the traveling lanes of the steelhead longer. They are not out very far.
I also learned that the best time to do this was on an incoming tide and while the rivers were in spate and flooding as they poured out their homing scent into the Sound.
The winter fish also seemed to be on the feed and one thing for sure. . . they were mint bright!
Yes, definitely and if you get an ocean steelhead on a fly from shore I will consider you immortal!
I've seen plenty caught, I've seen them cruise along the shore between Bush Pt resort and the tip in December, but I've never caught an ocean steelhead in the salt. I consider it the pinnacle of achievement with a fly.
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Salmon Only?
Are we including flyfishing for steelhead (relatively new and unexplored) and searun cutthroat in the salt (fairly mature in the Northwest)?
I fish for all three at various times.
SaltRon - not to worry, the Canadian crowd is definitely welcome!
Fortunately, Seiku and Neah are pretty accessible from both sides of the border.
And hey . . . if you want to host a Clave at that little bay across the border with the outstanding Coho fishing I think you'd have an enthusiastic response from all us Southerners!
As for discussion topics, Topwater targeted the big three. Flies/Equipment, Techniques, and Habitat are central. And places like Neah or Seiku that require a boat and certain well-known beaches would seem to be suitable for public posts.
Sadly, even guarded spots are routinely being exploited by the local flyshops for their beach-fishing classes. I'm not saying that we should follow this trend, just reinforcing Juro's suggestion that "If you have a spot that you would be upset if others learned about, Don't Discuss IT Online"
I'm looking forward to the growth of this board and getting to know y'all, as I seem to be spending more and more time each year stalking the beaches.
Chris -
I agree per the spots, details about spots are best left for conclaves. Some are ok to share, no brainers like Hoodsport. But for those near-and-dear spots only the characteristics about the spots that contribute to the enhanced general knowledge are safely discussed in detail on line. That's pretty much what we've learned after having experienced lurker exploitation of goldmine spots in the last two years. The Nor'easters have some experience with this. We still discover spots that are white-hot and share them, but not in the form of public posts. We have all kinds of bells and whistles that will allow insider discussions for such specifics like exact spot info. Most use email lists today, but we will have a much better approach to that here believe me (more to come on that).
Get-togethers on the other hand are the ultimate way of sharing knowledge and spot info. The Nor'easters are great at holding these memorable events and they really do make the season something to remember.
I hope the cohofly gang posts "meet at the Chevron near Poulsbo at 4:30am" and that's all that needs to be public. And I'll be there if there's any way to pull it off too!
just my two cents in order of priority.
d)species and habits
a)flies (i'm a clouser whore, but always looking for something better.... and the only fly i've seen work as well in the open ocean is a sea snake... which is a rabbit strip and hackle)
you'll note that i left out b) spots. while i have no problem discussing spots in the open ocean (i don't think there's gonna be a rush of flyanglers out there) i think those who fish from shore might be a little miffed if any website got too specific... and imo the bulletin board itself is perfect for discussing spots (like the exchange between ryan, leland, and myself previous on this thread). of course, general spot information like neah bay, sekiu, whidbey island (without mapping it out <G>). i guess it really depends on whether saltwater fishing for coho gets big, or if it will remain less popular among flyanglers... in which case crowding will be less of an issue, and talking about spots will remain a little less secretive than steelhead fishing.
but i think an emphasis on learning about the habits and water types of salmon plus the equipment (rods, lines) will give those who are just starting the saltwater salmon scene a much better shot at connecting with fish on their own. because honestly, i do think discovering your own spots brings much more joy when you finally start hooking fish.
also, since much of the flyfishing is for coho, hopefully we can find some (maybe in bc) that have been having some success with feeding kings (even though success in that might seem poor compared to winter steelhead).
No promises but once I get the layout done it would help to have your ideas for content.
What topics would you like to see in this new site?
a) fly patterns
b) information on spots
c) equipment
d) species and habits in saltwater
AWESOME! Sean and I will be putting together the new pages and dedicated forum, fishing reports and tips/technique pages, images, etc. I think we have a solid foundation to get started.
I have some ideas for a fly pattern database and we should get some info on locations, tides, seasons, etc - excluding the 'secret' spots of course. Having general information on Neah Bay & Sekiu for instance would be very helpful for those who can make a few trips a year out there... watch out for Slip Point rips, run west not south from the light if you get socked in with fog, compass headings, gps waypoints, etc.
Plus there is also Whidbey / South Sound / Hood Canal / Grays Harbor / Willapa / Deception Pass / etc, etc.
We will have full use of a publishing software called EMEDIA that let's contributing editors create webpages in the new site almost as easy as posting one of these messages. This will let people from any location write columns.
Looking forward to getting this going!
Hey Doublespey---- Dont foreget about the CANADIAN group that appear to be just lurking at this point. We should see some more recruits when we get PACIFIC SALMON IN THE SALT UP AND TOTALLY RUNNING.
al seda is no longer running big salmon... last season was his last, and as far as i know the tribe has given the lease to a makah commercial fisherman... so the status of big salmon at this point is up in the air and even though it's not a fly shop, the importance of having one of the best, if not the best, selection of bottomfish and salmon tackle on the peninsula (if not the state), plus booking lots of charters, was an important part of keeping neah bay as one of the top spots (the fishing doesn't hurt, but look at la push). hopefully the new ownership can run it as well, although my hope is that the new ownership will at least stay open until the end of salmon season.... i need gas<G>.
ya, swiftsure is something else. i lived there this summer and the concentrations of fish are worth the lumpy ride out (especially bad with an ebb current). i did find that neap tides (and days prior and after) were most productive. the strong currents blow the krill off the bank... and the krill start up the chain reaction of feeding out there. there were days where the salmon were literally too easy to catch (great for guiding, but on my own i get bored) and not only was the fishing great, but the huge number of birds and the grey whales make it such a great experience. the mackerel showed up when i returned from the dean river (aug 13th)... which made things interesting (after a month of catching 20 to a buttload of mackerel a day, i hate those slimy bastards). the funnest was when you would find the leading edge of the mackerel boiling on the krill. you'd make a short cast, and immediately pull up on the rod getting the clouser to move fast a couple inches under the surface and watching coho rush up among all the mackerel to smash the fly. the coolest though was the calm spots among the mackerel and salmon boiling on the krill... you'd look closer and see tail fins throughout the calm spots and watch the dogfish just slowly cruising through the krill with their mouths open. i love watching sharks (and yes, dogfish are a pain in the ass... we once had to move because we couldn't stop catching them on flies). also, swiftsure is the only place out there that i've had the porpoises come and play in my boat's bow wake.
we did see some large schools of horse herring, but i never saw them being chased... they were just grazing on the krill on the surface. next summer i'm planning on doing some serious dredging (800 grain heads with level salmon trolling line as a running line) with big flies to see about hooking some of the chinook out there (and who knows, maybe some of those monster coho... most of our big fish ranged from 10-12 lbs... with one wild pig at 17... but most fish were the typical 4-7 lbs.)
if i'm not at swiftsure, i'm probably fishing the monster rips that form north of tatoosh around the whistle buoy... the faster and stronger the current, the better the fishing... although the choppy water near the bottom end is also excellent coho water. hell, it's only the beginning of winter (and the excellent steelhead fishing) and i want to fast-forward to july.
ryan, thanks for the info. i'll definetely check it out next october. if you see a chubby (ok... fat<G>) guy flyfishing with chartreuse flashtail clousers.... that'd be me.
if you guys want to spend a day claving at neah, let me know well in advance and i'll reserve a day... just don't forget the dramamine (3 people max)
Nice Pic, Sparky!! Now try to imagine that 'nook on your 7wt
Leland - we'll definitely have to get a pic of your popper up on the Archives. I'll grab my digital and shoot some pics, then you can get the text for tying and we'll be good to go.
Sounds like we have a lot of hard-core salmon anglers on the Forum - definitely the makings of a Clave next year at Neah or Seiku!! It would be fun to compare techniques.
Juro - so you're coming out next fall, eh???
Larger fish are caught by the bobber fisherman. The biggest I caught this past year was about 8#'s but freinds of mine hit fish to 12#'s.
I think the small showing of larger fish to the beach is not because of a lack of fish but because the smaller fish are so prolific and agressive. When the tide is swinging hard it is literally a fish a cast and during the peak swing you will have 2-3 coho chasing after your herring.
Once the tide dies the show, the fishing just dies. It is amazing!!!
Large kings and chums are incendental catches on the beach which can add to the fun and excitement. Here is a pic of a 20#+ king caught off Casey.
Chris -
I really hope I hook up with you next summer at Neah Bay. We used to stay at Big Salmon, is Al Seda still running it? Of course his daugthers were sure great to talk to. Something about a gal with hoochie earrings that could man the gaff as well as any man could on a Swiftshure halibut charter.
Anyway, we'd usually hit Greenbank, Duncan Rock, around Wadah if we weren't heading across. Eventually it we'd just head straight across to Swiftshure.
One day on the Bonilla/Tatoosh line the Canadian purse seiners were hard at it and there was a hard incoming tide running. We saw the birds going absolutely crazy about 100-300 yards west of the boundary so headed over to investigate. The seiner's "wall of death" had caused the salmon hordes riding the tide to back up like a downtown traffic jam and it was the biggest concentration of salmon I have ever seen and I am sure that I will ever see again. Just as we never seem to know what the back-ups caused by up ahead, the salmon didn't know either but were in a frenzy of feeding as bait also got pushed by the tide into this mass of emerald and silver bodies being held up by the carnage ahead. These concentrated salmon were boiling the water as they fed and the fishing was so intense we actually moved on to find more challenging water after several coho each, one weighing in the 16-17 # class. As we motored away, the thought of carnage that so many (dozens if not hundreds it seemed) purse seiners barricading the strait lingered in my mind. The irony of the salmon in a feeding frenzy as their brethren are meeting their end by the masses just ahead.
The might and magnitude of the ocean only makes me respect the coho more. The pacific northwest seas are truly amazing. The toughness of these salmon and steelhead as they venture fearlessly into the great blue beyond blows my mind.
when you were bobber fishing the rip, were you finding any decent sized silvers? like i mentioned, i was surprised with how small the silvers i saw being landed in mid-october, and was wondering if that was normal or just coincidence on the day i happened to be there.
maybe next october after i get the boat put away i'll run over there for a few days and see about catching a few more silvers, especially if there's legitamate shots at some fish over 8 lbs.
i can just picture how swinging a popper across those heavy currents would work.
it was also interesting to me when one of the guys cleaning the salmon showed me some tiny little sticklebacks the coho were eating (at least that's what i thought they were... because they definetely weren't herring or sand lances). gonna have to downsize my clousers from the long ones i usually fish at neah bay.
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Earhugger Action A-1000 Headphone
Earhuggers stay put while you stay moving. The wrap around the ear design helps keep the earbud in place while you exercise or just do household chores. Comfortable for extended listening sessions. 1.2 meter cord and a limited lifetime warranty.
I-MEGO In-Ear Monitor Earphones, ZTONE, Gunmetal
"The ZTONE from I-Mego is an interesting headphone that attempts to combine the style of custom in-ears with the fit of pre-made silicone. It was an incredibly valiant effort, but it just doesn't seem to work well. Build/Design - Well, probably the best part of the ZTONE is its build. It's got an excellent braided silver-plated copper cable that I've not seen on anything..." --pro1137
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EarHugger ear phones are great for use while you are active; working, exercising, etc. The molded ear bands keep the ear phones in place so you can enjoy your music. Specifications: *Frequency response: 20-20,000 hz *Sensitivity: 112dB *Impedance: 32 ohm *Drivers: 15 mm


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Family: Cyprinidae, Carps and Minnows view all from this family
Description The grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella) is a herbivorous, freshwater fish species of family Cyprinidae, and the only species of the genus Ctenopharyngodon. It is cultivated in China for food, but was introduced in Europe and the United States for aquatic weed control (see, e.g., Ponchatoula Creek). It is a large cyprind native to eastern Asia, with a native range from northern Vietnam to the Amur River on the Siberia-China border. It is a fish of large, turbid rivers and associated floodplain lakes, with a wide degree of temperature tolerance. Grass carp are usually thought to enter reproductive condition and spawn at temperatures of 20 to 30° C (68 to 86° F), but have been shown to sometimes spawn at temperatures as low as 15° C (59° F).
In the United States, the fish is also known as white amur, a name developed to avoid use of the name "carp", which has derogatory connotations in North America. The name derives from the Amur River, where the species is probably native, but has never been abundant. This is not to be confused with the white amur bream (Parabramis pekinensis), which is not a particularly close relative as Cyprinidae.
Dimensions Up to 3'3" (99 cm); 100 lbs (45.4 kg).
Habitat Rivers & streams, Lakes & ponds.
Range Plains, Great Lakes, New England, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Southwest, Florida, Texas, California, Northwest.


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Any of you looking for something fun and designy to do this Sunday? Wanna meet the faces behind the Inhabitat blog, and check out some hot green furniture design in the process? This Sunday, at 2pm, in honor of Mothers Day, Jill and Abigail from Inhabitat will be leading a Green Design walking tour at the BKLYN Designs furniture fair – and it is sure to be a lot of fun.
We're taking a limited number of people on the tour, so if you are interested in signing up, please email us at inhabitat at gmail.com.
If you've been reading Inhabitat for awhile you may know that we are avid BKLYN Designs fan, and hit the show every year to get a sneak peek on the latest local green furniture design. But in addition to our usual in-depth coverage of BKLYN Designs from May 9th to 11th, we've got a new treat in store for you this year. Inhabitat's Editor in Chief, Jill Fehrenbacher, and Art and Style Editor, Abigail Doan, will be leading a Mother's Day Green Design Walking Tour of all the best earth-friendly and family-friendly designs at this year's BKLYN Designs show. If you are a design fan, or are looking for something fun to do on Mother's Day (and have yet to make plans), here is a great way to dedicate time to greening your home as well as celebrating and honoring amazing Moms everywhere (Mother Earth included).
BKLYN Designs will be featuring over 70 exhibitors this year, and out of this exciting line-up there are some real standout designers showcasing kid-oriented products and green furniture collections. Several are old Inhabitots favorites like Argington, Iglooplay, and Lotta Jansdotter, and others who are new on the scene – just waiting to be discovered and incorporated into your next green interiors project. Jill and Abigail will be sharing their expertise and insight on the best of the show's kid-friendly designs, as well as talking a bit about eco-friendly ways to design your home with materials and non-toxic products that are for safe for green living.
The Mother's Day Green Design Walking Tour MEETS AT 2pm in front of the Rice Bar in St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn. See the BKLYN Designs website for more information. Bring the entire family, bring Mom, bring your own original ideas so that we can share in a green design dialogue.
We look forward to seeing you on SUNDAY, May 11th at 2PM! Stay tuned all this week for special previews of some of the highlighted Inhabitots/eco-friendly designs that we will be viewing and discussing!
See you there! – Jill and Abigail
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Westone 4R with Removable Cables
" Preamble: Westone doesn't need any further introduction – it is one of the major brands and international big players. Nonetheless, let me drop a few lines about the American company: founded in 1959 with the main market being listening protection and in-ear monitoring, they also designed and manufactured the E1 plus E5 for Shure and co-developed and manufactured Ultimate..." --HiFiChris
Westone 4 True-Fit Earphones
" I cannot express how happy I am with my Westone 4 earphones. No need for a long review but I will just say I have tried many IEMs in the over $200 bracket and this knocks nearly all of them out of the park. Completely neutral, open sounding earphones that have one of the flattest response characteristics I have ever come across. Very comfortable and give excellent isolation to boot. I think..." --Krisman
Westone UM3X / 3X - True Triple Armature Drivers In-ear Monitor Professional Earphone
" Just got the UM3x (with removable cable) purchased from the Gear Lab and sent direct from Westone after selling my UM2's and Triple Fi' 10's. Here are some detailed un-boxing pics (including pics of the UM3x in my ears), and then some initial first impressions after 4 hours of use and comparisons to the UM2 and UE Triple.Fi 10. ..." --willyc32
Westone ES 5
" Westone ES5 Disclaimer: This review is just a reflection of my opinions and experience. Specifications: Sensitivity: 120 dB SPL/mW Frequency response: 8 Hz - 20 kHz Impedance: 20 ohm Speaker Technology: Five balanced armature drivers with a passive three-way crossover Features : Replaceable cable, one year parts and labor warranty on internal components, 25 dB..." --Tronz
Westone Um Pro 50 Clear Earbuds
"Before I start my review I would like to Thank Westone for providing me with a review sample. This is a Review of Westone UM Pro 50 premium 5 BA driver hi-fi in-ear monitors (IEMs). http://www.westoneaudio.com/index.php/products/um-series/um-pro-50.html Gotta be honest with you that I didn't even realize the level of popularity and respect earned by UM Pro line of Westone IEMs..." --twister6
"Intro: I must say the UM2 sounds better than the UM3x which I sold shortly after few months. In short; it sounds more articulate,airy and more expansive. The UM3x sounded too bloated,closed in and collapsed to me; the soundstage was too narrow and the UM2 doesn't share the same trait which is great. The mids were too forward and the bass was too much, the highs are too soft and delicate on the..." --kite7
Westone UM1 stage monitors
"It was midnight and I was surfing ebay for fun like I normally do and saw these headphones on sale from a reputable USA seller. The deal was ending in 20minutes and there was only 1 pair left... 40 seconds of thought, debate, and action take place and next think I know ive spend $60 on headphones I dont need. I already have a pair of Shure SE315s that I love so I spent the next week waiting for..." --Mitchell4500
Westone UM Pro 30
"Before I start with my review, I would like to Thank Westone for providing me with a review sample of UM Pro 30 in exchange for my honest opinion. This is a Review of Westone UM Pro 30 triple BA driver IEM. http://www.westoneaudio.com/index.php/products/um-series/um-pro-30.html After my Westone W40 review I received a number of questions from people inquiring about..." --twister6
Westone UM 56
" Before I start my review, I would like to Thank Westone for providing me with UM56 review sample (while audiologist impressions were covered by me) in exchange for my honest opinion. http://www.westoneaudio.com/index.php/products/custom-series/um56.html As I have mentioned in most of my IEM reviews, eartips selection plays the most crucial role in getting the best sound out of your..." --twister6
Westone UM2 stage monitors
" Disclaimer I bought these about 3 years ago, used them a lot and got to "know" them well. The (sort of a) good thing is: They still perform as good as they did when I first tried them on. But that was not too good. Back then I felt disenchanted: they somehow sounded unimpressive, which left me confused. I mean, I based my decision to buy the most expensive earphones I had ever owned solely..." --Checkbox G


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i love kingdom hearts 10/10
Posted on February 22, 2013 1:05PM by GTacer12
epic mod man
Posted on February 23, 2013 4:29AM by GTA4ModVideos
were does that key fit XD lol
btw good work
btw good work
Posted on February 23, 2013 5:32AM by maaaaz
thank you so much 10/10
Posted on April 6, 2013 7:34PM by mxfox555
is this from kingdom hearts??
Posted on April 13, 2013 4:04PM by zxcvbnmq1
If so 4rm kingdom hearts. There should be power upps for the keyblade and tran4mation of the resemblance of the keyblade 2 watever the power up was added. But as anyways I play with it in missions. :-D
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A gentle rain started falling about 5:00 a.m. this morning and it has continued all day.
We really needed the moisture. Eveything was very dry and dusty. With bow deer and turkey season just a few days away, this should allow hunters to go through the woods without alarming every critter out there.
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This fella isn't the only one. Saw an article yesterday about another pair of brothers with a similar store who fleeced another $2 million from the system. Several smaller cases of under $1 million were also mentioned. These are only the crooks they actually found recently.
Thus, when a govt program gets this huge, it becomes much harder to monitor ... so some rather substantial portions of the funding are not going to the people it was intended to help.


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Dorothy C. DeBuhr
Dorothy C. DeBuhr, 98, of Platteville, died on Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at Southwest Health Center Hospital, Platteville.
Funeral services will be 11:00 a.m. Monday, April 8, 2013 at the Lutheran Church of Peace, Platteville. Rev. Jeff Pedersen will officiate. Burial will be at Hillside Cemetery, Platteville. Friends may call from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. Sunday at Melby Funeral Home & Crematory, Platteville, or from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the service on Monday at the church. Online condolences can be made at www.melbyfh.com
Dorothy was born on May 10, 1914 in Big Patch, Smelser Township, Wisconsin, the daughter of H.L. "Roy" and Catherine (Wilkinson) Spink. She was united in marriage to Harry DeBuhr on March 15, 1941 in Big Patch. Dorothy was a school teacher for six years teaching in Bagley, Hurricane and Cornelia rural schools. She and Harry farmed in Big Patch until they moved to Platteville in 1979. She was a member of the Lutheran Church of Peace where she served on the church council, ladies aid and taught Sunday school for many years. She served on the Big Patch School Board. Dorothy enjoyed cooking, traveling, needle work, and doing seamstress work.
She is survived by her husband of 72 years, Harry of Platteville; three children, Dick (Sharyn) DeBuhr of Seymour, WI; Lois Radloff of Platteville; Bill (Nona) Debuhr of Selah, WA; eight grandchildren; eleven great-grandchildren; and sister-in-law, Mildred Richardson of Platteville. She was preceded in death by her parents, son-in-law, Gene Radloff and sister, Emily Sargent.


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The company I work at has a game wrote on Adobe Flex. I'm trying to begin with Flex SDK game development, but struggled to find a good book or tutorial about this subject. Suggest some tutorials/books for me, please.
I have another specific Flex question. How do I create elements dynamically? For example, I want to create a button (btn2) when I click another button (btn1). So in btn1's click handler I create new spark.controls.Button for btn2, assign it's x and y parameters, but nothing happens when I click btn1.
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Ok, who else is curious to see Caesar's teeth? What is he hiding with that patented ear to ear grin? I'm bettin' there's a fine grill under there (ala Slicker's old avatar).
I bet he's got a bada55 grill in there, too.
Here's a pic of me and my twins. It's alot of work, but it's worth it.
My wife gets mad at me whenever that picture pops up somewhere, because I say in my best Brian Fellow voice: "Ugh! Why that baby got two heads?!"
It's a blacked-out blur but I'm pretty sure it ruled.
You look tired in that pic. Had you just finished entertaining any Bizarros?
That's my jacket!
I was home on my lunch. I had spent the morning dealing with the bIZARRO'S at work.
It's a blacked-out blur but I'm pretty sure it ruled.
thanks Chux Turbo LBC Bobafrett Mtriv73 Rjarvis JF96 JT JMG FB Rogue2 Tycho Slicker Deoxy Caesar JontheJedi JJReason Brandon Solo JMS UK for great deals.
SSG Pro Football Pick em and Bowl Pick em Champ 2006. 2007 NCAA Bracket Champ
#24 - Gone but not forgotten
WHOOPS ! I meant Luke, Tycho, the pic I took BEFORE that was with a Han Solo guy. Understandable confusion.
KH, I was not actually goosing Venom but with that look on his face I thought it would look funny if I pretended to grab some A...and the angle of the shot was perfect for that !
As for not smiling with my teeth, f*** the lot of you.
My whole life I've heard crap like that and people are retarded for asking, why the f*** do they care anyway? I'll start a new thread to vent about it.
Caesar, you should really show off your pearly whites when you smile. You look like a pervert.
That's my jacket!


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Rebecca G. Boldt
MIDDLETON - Rebecca Graham Boldt, 53, of Middleton died peacefully in her home on October 2, 2013. Rebecca was born on January 2, 1960 at Chicago Heights, Illinois the daughter of Robert L. and Barbara A. Graham.
She married Jeffrey D. Boldt on Sept.1, 1984 in Houston, Texas, where she'd grown up. Rebecca graduated from the University of Texas in 1982 and was awarded Phi Beta Kappa honors. She earned her Phd. in Applied Economics from UW-Madison in 1989, after researching the effects of land titling on small farm production in the Highlands of Ecuador. She was employed by the UN Food and Agricultural Organization in Rome, from 1989-1991, and did consulting work in Africa and South America. She was then employed by the State of Wisconsin Department of Revenue as a research and analysis manager from 1992 until her retirement in 2011.
During her time at DOR, Rebecca was the principal author of a nationally recognized Tax Incidence Study. She also co-authored numerous papers with collaborators Bradley Caruth and Andrew Reschovsky. Rebecca volunteered her time generously: she served meals and worked at food pantries, helped refurbish a school in Jamaica, was active in progressive and feminist politics, and, since retirement, assisted at fires with the Red Cross.
A loving mother, she taught her daughters the values of self-reliance, modesty, playfulness, and compassion for others. Rebecca had a wry wit, a keen intellect, deep wisdom, unlimited curiosity and a generous heart. She loved reading, gardening, dancing to live music and spending time with family and her many friends. She was much loved, inspired many and will be sorely missed.
Her beloved brother, Gary M. Graham, preceded her in death. She is survived by her loving husband Jeffrey, daughters Allie and Anna, her parents Robert and Barbara Graham, her sister Kathy Kilman, brothers and sisters in law, nieces and nephews and many close friends. On Rebecca's behalf, we would like to thank the fine people at the Carbone Cancer Center, Gilda's Club, and Agrace Hospice for their care and support.
A Memorial Service has been planned at Holy Wisdom Monastery, 4200 County Highway M, Middleton on Saturday, October 26, 2013 at 4:00 pm, followed by wine and a light supper.
For online condolences, please visit www.gundersonfh.com.
"Hold on to what is good, even if it is a handful of earth.
Hold on to what you believe, even if it is a tree that stands by itself.
Hold on to what you must do, even if it is a long way from here.
Hold on to my hand, even when I have gone far from you."
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This beautiful pinata makes the perfect decoration and even better party game for animal or under the sea themed parties! Dimensions of Custom Great White Shark Pinata Approx. Medium Large H x L x W (in) 19 x 15 x 10 24 x 17 x 12...
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After many back and forth decisions, I need some veteran's help choosing a training method. I have the Smartwork Basics DVD set and also "Richard Wolters Trains Retrievers". My dilemma is that both of these DVDs are on complete opposite ends of training styles. Smartwork uses the e-collar, while Richard Wolters uses a whistle. I can afford to purchase an e-collar so money isn't the problem. I guess I just need help deciding which style a trainer with more experience would suggest that I use?
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Race, politics and census explored, March 26
Posted March 23, 2001; 02:05 p.m.
"Whos Afraid of the Undercount? Race, Politics and the Census," is the title of a lecture to be presented at 4:30 p.m. Monday, March 26, in Bowl 2, Robertson Hall.
Peter Skerry, associate professor of government at Claremont McKenna College and nonresident senior fellow in governmental studies at the Brookings Institution, will give the address. His research at the Brookings Institution focuses on immigration policy and the politics of the U.S. Census.
Skerry's writings on politics, racial and ethnic issues, immigration and social policy have appeared in a variety of scholarly and general interest publications. His most recent book is "Counting on the Census? Race, Group Identity and the Evasion of Politics," published last year by the Brookings Institution Press.
The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and the Survey Research Center.
Contact: Marilyn Marks (609) 258-3601


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March 19th's KRUSH Card Comes Together: Akihiro Gono vs. Yuya Yamamoto
- Written by Dave Walsh
Japan's kickboxing world marches on while everyone speculates about K-1's future. That is, in part, why it is so important to keep a positive attitude as a kickboxing fan, because no matter what, there will always be good fights surfacing. KRUSH will continue on this year, much like Shootboxing, and push forward with their March 19th event.
The big news is that MMA fighter Akihiro Gono will be making his return to the kickboxing ring, fighting at 70kgs against K-1 MAX fighter Yuya Yamamoto. Yamamoto's K-1 run was less-than-impressive and he has been working his way back up the ladder of late, while Gono has had some mixed success over the past few years, from UFC to DREAM to SRC. Gono will provide some stiff competition for Yuya, but it should be a war regardless.
NOB has a breakdown of the rest of the card. [source]
Krush First 55kg Champion Tournament Finals
Krush First 60kg Champion Tournament Finals
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The cranberry coach
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. - Coaching football is Jim Bible's livelihood. So is farming.
"Everybody knows I'm a cranberry grower," said Bible, in his 12th season as Black River Falls' Head Football Coach. "You know, in the past some of the guys, they get a kick out of it because I may show up to practice with hip waders on. If I'm in a rush, I have my hip waders on."
Jim's dad Tom bought a cranberry marsh when he was in college. Now, Jim is running the family business.
"I don't know how he does it," said Jim's mom, Jessie. "Because he takes care of all the book-work, and he has a family, two children and a nice wife. He's very organized. He was that way growing up."
"You know, you just have to prioritize your time, and you have to have good people on both ends of what you're doing," said Jim.16770872
This is the first week of harvest, so Jim will take these cranberries and send them to Ocean Spray, a company that's made him somewhat of a national celebrity. As the face on the back of Ocean Spray's cartons, Bible travels the country to promote the product.
"Everybody's got a cell phone out, taking pictures, and a lot of people say keep up the good work," Jim said. "We love cranberries. I love craisins on my oatmeal. I love my juice cause its healthy so keep up the good work. As a grower, when you're out here working hard, it's rewarding to hear people say that."
"Oh, it's wonderful. Very proud," said his mom.
Jim takes the lessons he learns from traveling, and farming, and passes them on to his football team.
"Two livelihoods, but I tell you what. They're pretty comparable," he said. "The teamwork that has to take place, with my hired men on here and the teamwork with my coaching staff."
"There's a lot of lessons that he trusts in life, and one of the main ones I can take away is adversity, and how you can battle it," said BRF Wide Receiver Jordan Millis.
"One thing you want in an organization is if one perosn is gone, the wheels shouldn't come off," Jim said. "So if I do have to be gone, things should still flow smoothly. I mean that's what you want in an organization. Either on a team, or on a cranberry marsh operation."


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Brookhaven is a town on Long Island in the state of New York. It includes the villages of Belle Terre, Bellport, Lake Grove, Old Field, Patchogue, Poquott, Port Jefferson, and Shoreham.
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Dr. Suzanne M. Carr is a tenured associate professor. She teaches medical-surgical nursing, health assessment, medication administration and the exit NCLEX preparation course. Dr. Carr conducts tutoring sessions for all levels of the nursing program in test-taking skills and in medication administration calculation. She previously taught at Texas Woman's University, where she was tenured in the College of Nursing and served on the faculty for 23 years. Dr. Carr worked extensively with disadvantaged and minority students at Texas Woman's University, creating and presenting courses designed to retain students and increase NCLEX success. Here at the Brooklyn Campus, her focus continues to be on the retention of at-risk, ethnically diverse students. Dr. Carr and one of her Brooklyn Campus colleagues, Dr. Sanderson-Marcoux, received a one- million dollar HRSA grant from the federal government to increase the recruitment, retention and graduation of Hispanic/Latino nurses in New York City area in June 2007. The mentoring, teaching and tutoring is not restricted to the Hispanic/Latino students but to any and all students in need.
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If you check your drawing results in WI online license section and Result Box says this-
Drawing Results
Permit Awarded: No
Details of award: [:o]
I checked with the DNR - they are not drawing until January 29. Notices will be out in the mail by Feb 1. You will however be able to check online on the 29th. I however obsess so I will check everyday next week and update you all if WDNR moves on this any faster.
Man I hate this waiting[:@] -- got travel plans to make.


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Drink Up: Refreshing Summer Drinks and Great Gear Too!
This dreamy after-dinner treat is marbled with a ribbon of creamy cheesecake. It may be rich but 240 of you can't wait to dig your teeth in.
Peanut butter showed up more than once in our top pins and 258 of you are crazy for this nutty dessert. With two types of chocolate and a healthy helping of peanut butter, these brownies are sure to please any sweet tooth.
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This opinion column appears in the March 29, 2009 Daily Journal newspaper. Share your opinion in the comments section below.
Do you remember a few short years back when Trent Lott was forced to resign his position as Senate majority leader? Lott joked at a private birthday party for aging colleague Strom Thurmond saying that the country would have been better off had Thurmond been elected president when he was a younger man. But because Thurmond was a segregationist in his earlier years, as were so many politicians who later saw the error of their ways, the liberal media took from that joke that Lott was saying America would have been better off without civil rights for black Americans. Within a day civil rights groups and the Democrats were calling for Lott to resign. Just a short time later Lott's own party joined the chorus and so he did, in fact, step down as the leader of the senate.
What Lott said, with a long reach, could have been construed as insensitive by opportunists, I suppose. But, honestly, what he was doing was simply paying an old man a kind word at his birthday party. He meant no harm towards anyone. But Lott was demonized by the press and treated as if he was a pariah after that.
Contrast that with what President Barack Obama said on national television a week or so back. He was on the Jay Leno show when the subject of the bowling alley at the White House came up. Talking about his lack of bowling skills, Obama made the remark about his game: "It was like Special Olympics or something." And the studio audience laughed heartily.
And the liberal media and Democratic Party leaders had this reaction … insert sound of crickets here.
Here you had the president of the United States comparing himself in a comical way to developmentally disabled children – in short, making fun of their awkward physical movements which they can't help – and no one in the liberal media or the Democratic Party wants their pound of flesh? Why the silence?
It should be noted that the president did call the head of the Special Olympics from Air Force One on the way back to Washington and apologize for his insensitive remarks.
Did Obama intend anything malicious towards Special Olympics participants? No, he did not. It was just an off the cuff remark that he should not have made. Especially on national television and especially when he is president.
So Obama gets a pass for his insensitive gaffe where millions of people are watching, a one day news story, yet Lott gets hounded for weeks and all but gets run out of town for an innocent remark he made at a man's private birthday party?
So blatant is the mainstream media's affection for Barack Obama that some have called this era the end of traditional journalism. Emmy Award winning journalist Bernard Goldberg, whom I had the opportunity to interview on radio recently, has a best-selling book out titled "A Slobbering Love Affair: The True and (Pathetic) Story of the Torrid Romance Between Barack Obama and the Mainstream Media," which documents this in great detail. Goldberg is not a political conservative, but found offensive and unprofessional the manner in which his colleagues have been in bed with liberal politicians, especially Obama. Traditional journalism teaches that the news media should play the role of "watchdog" of politicians and the government, regardless of which political party happens to be in power.
Can you imagine what would have happened to President Bush had he gone on 60 Minutes and laughed out loud when asked about the terrible condition of our economy as Obama did? The interviewer even asked him if he was "punch drunk." If that had been a Republican president, the New York Times headline would have read: "Devil Bush Laughs in Face of Suffering Americans."
How about the fact that Obama bashed Bush unmercifully about the war in Iraq and promised emphatically to bring the troops home in 16 months. Then when he gets elected, he changes to 18 months and says will leave as many as 50,000 troops in Iraq. Leaving 50,000 troops, a third of what we have now, is not ending the war. He is doing nothing more that what President Bush would have done and that is listening to his commanders on the ground. Do we hear a hue and cry from the liberal media about this? No, we hear more crickets.
The one positive in America today is that we have alternative news sources in response to what was once an industry controlled by just a few big agencies. Because the national mainstream news media will not be scrutinizing the Obama administration in the same way they would any other president because they are his political and ideological soul mates. And that is not good for our democratic process or for traditional journalism in America.
Tim Wildmon is a community columnist who resides in Baldwyn. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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