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The SRA has said it "doesn't have responsibility for trainees" at Cobbetts and will only become involved if training contracts are transferred to other firms.
This morning the news emerged that Manchester firm Cobbetts is set to enter administration and is looking for buyers after filing a notice to appoint administrators on Monday (30 January 2013).
Reacting to the news a spokesperson for the SRA said "as was the case [with Dewey & LeBoeuf], we'll do what we can with regards trainees at Cobbetts, working with our partners at The Law Society as the trainees look at their options."
However, the spokesperson confirmed that would be purely "an administrative process" if training contracts had to be transferred to other firms.
"The SRA doesn't have responsibility for trainees - we register training contracts and make sure providers are of sufficient quality but whether trainees are employed is not our responsibility," the spokesperson added.
The firm, which has 242 lawyers and more than 551 staff, informed its employees of the news this morning.
In a statement, a spokesperson for the firm said: "Having regard to the difficult trading conditions in the professional services sector we've reluctantly concluded that the appropriate course at this time is for the firm to obtain the protection of an interim statutory moratorium to enable a sale of the business and assets of the firm to be concluded in a short time frame.
"We're also working closely with our regulator, the SRA, with all stakeholders and our professional advisers to achieve the best outcome for creditors, clients, employees and members. We remain confident that we'll be able to provide a further positive update in the very near future."
Bevan Brittan partner Iain Miller is advising the SRA on the fallout of Cobbetts' demise.
Miller, who is featured in The Lawyer Hot 100, also advised the regulator on the collapse of Halliwells and Dewey & LeBoeuf.
The SRA said its main objective was to ensure maximum client protection while the firm looked to resolve its financial problems.
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The SRA doesn't take responsibility for anything
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Surely it would be entirely contrary to the SRA ethos to actually provide assistance to solicitors or anyone associated with them?
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Do you ever have those cravings that you just can't shake? The other night I had a hankering for Chinese Orange Chicken. You know, that thick battered, super sweet, clog your artery kind of dish?
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Julian Lennon, son of Jon Lennon, was born April 8, 1963 in Liverpool, England. He debuted on record as a drummer on the track "Ya Ya" on the John Lennon album Walls and Bridges. His first album, Valotte, generated four chart singles. His 1986 and 1989 albums were less successful. In 1991, he released Help Yourself then left the music business, later to return in 1998.
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John Charles Julian Lennon was born on April 8, 1963, in Liverpool, England. He is the only child of John Lennon, a founding member of The Beatles, and his first wife Cynthia.
Named after his father's mother Julia, he was born on the eve of Beatlemania when John was only available as a part-time father. Julian and his mother were also kept secret from the public because Beatles manager Brian Epstein felt John would be more appealing to female fans if he was believed to be single and available.
Julian as a child inspired several Beatles compositions, including "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds," which describes a drawing Julian made of a classmate. And when his parents divorced in 1968, Paul McCartney wrote "Hey Jude" to console him.
After the divorce, John moved to the U.S. with his new wife, avant-garde artist Yoko Ono. Julian would later blame Ono for his father's absence.
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Julian began playing guitar and drums at age ten, adding piano as a teenager. He debuted on record as a drummer on the track "Ya Ya" on the John Lennon album Walls and Bridges.
Julian started spending more time with his father, starting in 1979. But a deranged fan murdered John on December 8, 1980, abruptly ending the blossoming relationship.
After his father's assassination, Julian decided to pursue a singing career of his own. His first album Valotte (1984) was produced by Phil Ramone, best known as Billy Joel's producer. It generated four chart singles, including the top ten hits "Valotte" and "Too Late For Goodbyes." Julian was nominated for a Grammy for Best New Artist.
Julian's singing voice was remarkably similar to his father's, inviting inevitable comparisons which quickly became more a source of irritation than pride.
Lennon's 1986 follow-up The Secret Value of Daydreaming, featuring the hit "Stick Around" was less successful, both critically and commercially. 1989's Mr. Jordan featured the single "Now You're In Heaven." While the song was a top five hit in Australia, it did not return Lennon to the standing he enjoyed with Valotte.
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In 1991, Lennon released Help Yourself, featuring three chart singles in the UK, including "Saltwater." Afterwards, Lennon left the music business and spent several years in seclusion.
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Several Graeagle residents voiced their displeasure about the impending closure of their local transfer site during the public comment section of the Board of Supervisors Tuesday, Nov. 2, meeting.
They were upset with the decision; the way it was made; and the fact that it wasn't on the board's agenda when the motion was made.
Marcie Sheehy, of the Graeagle property owner's board, told the board she easily raised a petition against the move in a very short time.
"We have almost 200 signatures in four days. I think we have almost the whole Graeagle population for November."
She commented it was difficult to get to the Delleker site, the next nearest site, in the winter and said, "We're all pretty old in Graeagle, if you're not aware."
Sheehy didn't know the station was being closed until she read an article in the paper and a flier at a Graeagle gas station the week of Oct. 27.
She said the articles in the paper didn't make her think the station would be closed down and there was no notification from the county.
Sheehy indicated her board would have talked to local homeowners about volunteering to raise their rates to pay for the station.
Graeagle resident Jack Bridge added it wasn't clear from the agendas of the previous meetings that closure of the site was being considered.
Board chairwoman Sherrie Thrall told those present that the board wasn't allowed to respond thoroughly during public comment because the issue was not on the agenda. Thrall said the issue would be on the agenda for Tuesday, Nov. 9, and public works staff would sit down with residents in the meantime.
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I wouldn't even give this 1 star. This is the most disgusting excuse for salsa I have ever tasted! You would think with all of the pepper you could get past the vinegar..... you can't. Wasted an entire day and entirely too much money on this garbage.
Would use Pure Apple Cider Vinegar and instead of the green pepper use red, orange and yellow pepper. Your can also substitute diced canned tomatoes, leave out the tomato paste, sugar, cilantro, lemon juice, cumin, oregano and hot sauce. My family and friends love my version.
This recipe is fantastic, in fact I am in the process of making a second batch. However, I would by no stretch of the imagination call this recipe spicy I gave a bottle to my mother-in-law, a woman that does not like spicy things and she loved it... I find the recipe more sweet than spicy. This may have been because of the hot sauce I choose, Sriracha sauce, (known in our house as *** sauce for the rooster on the bottle). Which is more flavorful as opposed to just spicy. This is what all my gifts to others contained this Christmas
This is absolutely the best salsa I have ever made. I canned 3 batches of this salsa this summer and the only thing I changed in it was the serrano peppers and the amount it was the amount of sugar, it was just a little on the sweet side. I used all jalapeno peppers in it for the hot peppers, and it turned out wonderful.
Sweet and tangy salsa. Very tasty. Will make it again to use up next year's tomato crop.
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This is a common question for those new to Twitter, I even saw it posted today on Govloop While I gave a short response there I wanted to also give a longer one on my blog, I hope it helps.
First off….. There is no "right" answer. I tweet 50+ times a day, others tweet once every day or two. There is no magically correct number. Your "right number" depends entirely upon your personal, business, or agency goals. Here are some rough guidelines that I have come up over the course of my 20K+ tweets:
What time to Tweet?
The majority of my Twitter community is US and Western European based. While I am working hard to find and engage with people in other areas of the world, the reality is that these people are awake when I am and I can maximize my waking hour interactions with people in these areas.
I refuse to use automated twitter tools like twitterfeed. I did play with this tool, which takes RSS feeds and tweets them out on a schedule, but found that I could not control the quality of the information I was tweeting. If you are going to tweet you should make sure you are comfortable with the information you are putting forth. If it is completely automated you cannot guarantee that it is in-line with your beliefs. Is your reputation worth the risk?
I do, however, automated tweets for blog posts, as I believe in tweeting new posts five or six times to reach a broad number of people. When do I typically send these tweets, the ones that have my name own words and thoughts behind them?
- Between 10 AM and 11 AM ET. This catches people on the East Coast of the US midmorning and the West Coast of the US as people are coming into the office. It also allows Western Europe to see my tweet as they near the end of their workday.
- Between 4 PM and 5 PM ET. I this batch I once again maximize eyeballs on the East Coast at the end of the workday and catch the West Coast just after lunch.
I may also play with a 1 or 2 AM EST scheduled tweet to see if that enables me to get the post in front of other audiences. Will let you know if I do.
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The answer does vary based upon a number of factors including your goals, the time you have available, what's on your mind. However, as a broad guideline, here are my thoughts:
- Just starting out, a newbie. Stick to 1 — 5 times a day at most. Really listen and focus on retweets of people you are learning from, people you are following. If you come across something that adds value to your small community, share it.
- Politician or Corporate Executive. Most in this category stick use twitter for press releases, one-way communication. If you are in this category, your team will publish information for you as it is available. While I would urge you to follow the rules of the individual (see below) most of you will probably choose not to (and that is okay).
- Business or Agency. Yes, feel free to use this channel for press releases but also monitor and share information relative to your market. Engage with those in your community as much as you can afford time-wise. Focus on those that you decide are influencers in your marketplace and get to know them.
- Individual. You will find the right frequency and your community will help you. If you are tweeting too often with low quality information you will see your community size fall. However, unless your goal is to race Ashton Kutcher to the top of the charts, don't lose too much sleep over the community size, especially the regular ups and downs. Be genuine, engage with the people in your community and have fun.
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It has left the Hammers devoid of attacking options, and they have managed just 14 shots on target in the Premier League this season. By contrast, Spurs had 29 shots against Cardiff alone.
The east Londoners head to White Hart Lane on Sunday without a win in eight away league games, failing to score in their last four, but Villas-Boas is not taking them lightly.
"They are still a very objective and aggressive team," he said of Carroll's absence.
"They are very direct and we know what to expect against them.
"We will have to be alert at set plays, crosses into the box and make the play very, very strong.
"We were successful against them last season, winning home and away, and we are highly motivated for the game against West Ham.
"A London derby is always difficult, so it will be an extremely difficult match."
Tottenham head into the game boosted by the news that captain Michael Dawson has signed a new three-year deal at White Hart Lane.
The 29-year-old has made 293 appearances for Spurs since joining in January 2005 and is set to start against West Ham on Sunday.
Few could have expected such a turnaround for Dawson after Villas-Boas' openness to selling the Yorkshire-born defender last year.
The Portuguese later admitted that was a mistake and will hope for a similarly positive reaction from Emmanuel Adebayor.
Spurs tried to sell the Togo striker during the summer transfer window, only to be scuppered by the player's refusal to leave.
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"At the moment we have found extreme comfort in playing one striker rather than two like last season.
"What Ade will give us is that possibility, that link-up play he does so well with somebody else. At the moment we continue to play with one striker. We scored so many goals and we don't suffer, so it looks like the way forward for us.
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Record: 20-13
SEC Finish: 11-7 (2nd SEC)
Postseason: NIT First Round
Coach: Cuonzo Martin (2nd season)
After starting the season 11-10, the Vols rallied to win eight of their last nine regular-season games � including victories over Kentucky, Missouri and No. 8 Florida � to finish fifth in the SEC. Junior guard Jordan McRae earned first-team All-SEC honors, while sophomore forward Jarnell Stokes led the SEC in rebounding and landed on the All-SEC second team.
Record: 19-15
SEC Finish: 10-6 (2nd SEC)
Postseason: NIT Second Round
Coach: Cuonzo Martin (1st season)
Tennessee's first season under head coach Cuonzo Martin exceeded expectations. Picked to finish 11th in the conference, UT earned the No. 2 seed in the SEC tournament and won 8 of 9 SEC games to end the regular season. Jarnell Stokes earned SEC All-Freshman honors, and junior Jeronne Maymom was second-team All-SEC.
Record: 19-15
SEC Finish: 8-8 (5th East)
Postseason: NCAA First Round
Coach: Bruce Pearl (6th season)
Tennessee got off to a running start, opening the season 7-0 and upsetting then No. 7 Villanova in the championship of the NIT Tip-Off Classic. However, the rest of the season proved tumultuous as the Vols suffered several narrow losses to finish 19-15 on the year.
Record: 28-9
SEC Finish: 11-5 (3rd East)
Postseason: NCAA Elite Eight
Coach: Bruce Pearl (5th season)
This group of Vols became the first Tennessee men's basketball team to advance to the Elite Eight, coming from behind to defeat Ohio State 76-73 in the Sweet Sixteen. They fell just short of the Final Four, losing to Michigan State by a single point at 70-69. Overall, UT was 28-9 on the season, 11-5 in the SEC, and lost only one game at home.
Record: 21-13
SEC Finish: 10-6 (1st East)
Postseason: NCAA First Round
Coach: Bruce Pearl (4th season)
The Vols celebrated their 100th season of varsity basketball, fourth-year head coach Bruce Pearl recorded his 400th career victory, Tyler Smith recorded the first triple-double in school history, the Big Orange logged the 22nd 20-win season in school history, UT played its way to the SEC Eastern Division Championship, and the Vols advanced to the SEC Tournament Championship Game for the first time since 1991.
Record: 31-5
SEC Finish: 14-2 (1st East)
Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen
Coach: Bruce Pearl (3rd season)
UT set a school record for wins with a 31-5 record while winning its ninth SEC title with a 14-2 conference mark. The Vols earned the first No. 1 ranking in school history and then advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive year. Chris Lofton was named second-team All- America and was joined on the first-team All-SEC squad by Tyler Smith. Bruce Pearl was named SEC coach of the year and earned Adolph Rupp National Coach of the Year honors.
Record: 24-11
SEC Finish: 10-6
Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen
Coach: Bruce Pearl (2nd season)
The Vols advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament while posting the second-most wins (24) in school history. Chris Lofton was named a consensus second-team All-America and earned Associated Press SEC Player of the Year honors. UT posted a 16-0 record at Thompson-Boling Arena.
Record: 22-8
SEC Finish: 12-4
Postseason: NCAA Second Round
Coach: Bruce Pearl (1st season)
First-year head coach Bruce Pearl was named The Sporting News' National Coach of the Year in leading the Vols to a 22-8 record and the SEC Eastern Division championship. UT received a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament, the highest seed in school history. Chris Lofton earned second-team All-America honors after breaking almost all of UT�s 3-point records.
Record: 14-17
SEC Finish: 6-10
Postseason: N/A
Coach: Buzz Peterson (4th season)
Chris Lofton made 93 3-pointers, the most-ever by a freshman in the Southeastern Conference. C.J. Watson led the SEC in assists against league teams for the second time in three years. UT won its 200th game in Thompson-Boling Arena with a 78-68 victory over Georgia on March 5.
Record: 15-14
SEC Finish: 7-9
Postseason: NIT First Round
Coach: Buzz Peterson (3rd season)
Scooter McFadgon broke a 35-year-old school record with his 91.2-percent free-throw shooting while ranking fifth in the nation. The Vols made their second NIT appearance in a row.
Record: 17-12
SEC Finish: 9-7
Postseason: NIT First Round
Coach: Buzz Peterson (2nd season)
Tennessee returned to the postseason with an appearance in the National Invitation Tournament. Ron Slay led the SEC in scoring with 21.2 points and was named the SEC Player of the Year while earning third-team All-America honors.
Record: 15-16
SEC Finish: 8-9
Postseason: N/A
Coach: Buzz Peterson (1st season)
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One of the most successful long-term investing runs in hedge fund history is over.Legendary manager Stanley Druckenmiller of Duquesne Capital Management is retiring and closing the firm, according to a letter sent to investors. First reported by Katherine Burton of Bloomberg, Druckenmiller explained his rationale in the one-page letter (full text below). "I have had to recognize that competing in the markets over such a long timeframe imposes heavy personal costs," he wrote. Druckenmiller also cites the "challenge of managing an enormous amount of capital" and it "having a clear impact on my ability to perform."According to Bloomberg, Duquesne is down 5% in 2010, which if not turned positive, would be the fund's first losing year in its 30 years of existence. The money manager for $12 billion has returned an average of 30 percent annually since 1986.See AR's 2006 profile of Druckenmiller and Duquesne, "The anti-institution"Here's the full letter announcing the decision. Druckenmiller August 2010 Letter to Investors
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Aberdeen Roncalli's Mollee Karst was honored for setting a new school scoring record by girls basketball coach Derek Larson (behind Karst) during Thursday night's game at the Roncalli High School gym. (American News Photo by John Davis / January 18, 2013) |
The senior overcame early foul trouble to lift Aberdeen Roncalli to a key Northeast Conference win and etched her name into the record book in the process. Karst scored six fourth-quarter points to secure a 46-39 girls' basketball win over Deuel at Roncalli Gym Thursday night and became the all-time leading scorer in school history.
Her 12 total points pushed her career mark to 797 points, surpassing the old record of 790 held by Traci Stone.
"I didn't even know about it before the game," Karst said of how close she was to the milestone accomplishment.
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"I know Traci. I know that she was a really great player," Karst said. "To beat that record is really just amazing. I never expected it."
For a while, it appeared Karst might not reach the mark against Deuel because she spent a good share of the first half watching from the sidelines.
"It is frustrating when you foul right away and obviously when you're sitting on the bench and you can't do anything," Karst said. "But when I get in there, I just do the best I can to help my team out."
Karst definitely saved her best for last, nailing a foul-line jumper and four key free throws in the final two minutes to help hold off a Deuel rally.
"She finished the game how a senior and how a team captain should," said Roncalli coach Derek Larson, "made big free throws down the stretch, made a big shot for us at the free-throw line. This is how she's kind of played her whole career here. We definitely relied on her in the fourth quarter."
Roncalli had a difficult time dealing with Deuel's 6-foot-3 twin towers of Tiara Gibson and Erin Engelkes. The Cavaliers made up for their size disadvantage with outside shooting, nailing five three-pointers in a 23-8 second-quarter surge.
"That second quarter really hurt us," said Deuel coach Scott Mitchell. "That's when they hit their threes and got hot. We just couldn't come back from it."
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Roncalli only forced 11 turnovers during the game, but the Cavaliers in-your-face defense the entire night eventually took a toll on the Cardinals.
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Mitchell said his team seldom sees the type of defensive intensity that Roncalli brings to the floor.
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I purchased a Penn Battle BT 4000 reel two weeks ago and have used it 7 times since then. I bought it as a replacement for an older Shimano Stradic 3000 series reel that has seen better days and was attracted by the advertised features, the more moderate price and the reel's exterior finish which I thought would withstand the rigors of heavy usage in tough conditions. So far the reel has done very well in casting plugs on 14 lb Berkley Fireline to 8-12 lb striped bass and 10 lb bluefish and landing them in very heavy tide flow conditions. The reel casts very well and the drag, while tested with the larger fish, has also done well and I am very satisfied with the performance. The reel cleans up nicely with an adequate supply of fresh water and, in spite of being knocked around a bit in the rough conditions I fish in the finish shows no evidence of any damage. I plan on buying more of the same reels as other old reels are phased out.
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i bought the battle 6000 and put it on my 7' ugly stick tiger lite and have used it for all kinds of fishing up here in alaska and it has performed awesomely for me, i use it for almost everything, from salmon to chicken halibut to rockfish to pacific cod, whatevers around i'm gonna get with my tigerlite and penn battle 6000, for the price its an excellent spinning reel...
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Sure it can! However depending on what type of mackerel you are talking about you may want to make sure the spool is completely full.Here's a client with a 50 lb tarpon, 20# powerPro and a 4000!
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the rod is the answer I throw 1/8 jig, 30# PPsuper slick all the time with soft plastic for winter trout and reds my plastic would more than likely be heavier than crappie baits. go with a 7' light rod with a fast tip action with 20# super slick you should have a great set up.A:
I through light weight lures with 30 # Power Pro for reds and trout with no problems at all. Should be able to handle 1/8 ounce baits.Details:
What are the big differences between the two I am looking to get one for inshore medium fast action with 14-17 lb testAnswers
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battle is better.Top 1000 Contributor
This reel replaced the Sargus. Its a little more beefyA:
Drag and one less bearing. I have the Sargus 7000 and I've upgraded my Sargus drag to that of the battle 700. so I practically have two battles. stock form sargus drag is pretty poor quality, that's why I had to replace it. also the Sargus is bigger and heavier in their respective sizes. the finish on my sargus isn't looking to good either. just get the battle unless you find a cheap sargus and upgrade the drag.A:
I own 2 Penn Battle 3000 love them for trout and redfish smooth as silk good buy for the bucks.A:
Either one would work for you. The Battle is a step up from the Sargus. There is really no big difference between the two. Only difference is the Battle is all metal and has one additional BB.The Sargus is a 5.6:1 with a 37 in line recovery with 6BB (5BB;1RB) 220/15lb test. This is a 20.3 oz metal/alumunum
The Battle is a 5.6:1 with 37 in line recovery with 7BB (6BB;1RB) 220/15 lb test. This reel is 20.3 oz all metal reel.
im going to fill my reel with 40 or 50lb power pro braided line. If I go with the 50lb the reel can hold 310 yards. Do I need to buy the 500 yard spool or can i get by with the 300 yard spool?? I will be doing both surf and pier fishingAnswers
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buy the 300 if it is not enough, put a mono backing.A:
300 will do. just mono back it to be safe for slip and it will fill up the spool nicelyA:
You can back fill the spool with some mono first, and then buy a smaller yardage spool. It is very unlikely you will be spooled. If you like power pro... you may want to try their super 8...its great!A:
Not even a hard running King mackerel will need the 500, stick with the 300 and spool it tight.My $0.02 is to spool with 20-30# braid or 16-20# mono depending on the rods specifications.
Unless you plan on targeting med/lrg sharks/rays then anything over 30# is just overkill and cost too much money.
I fished a 706z onthe pier for years and 300 yds is all the line you wil lever need especially with 50 lb . test.A:
You will be fine with the 300 yard spool. Its best not to fill the reel to its limit anywaysA:
JOHNTDSB: You could absolutely go with the 300 yard spool and back the line with 5 to 8 yards of heavy mono to give it some grip on the spool. Thank you!Details:
Fishing flatline, dont want to break another rod with a big tunaAnswers
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Penn Bluewater Carnage Spinning Rod.A:
A andes rod would work great with it with 100 pound lineA:
Match up that 8000 battle with a Penn power stick plus and you shouldn't have any problem pulling in the big un's.A:
if your going after some black fins and yellow fins i would get the penn carnage the heavyest model for vertical and if live or dead bait go down by 1 size rodAnswers
5000 works good with an 8 ft rod on large tarpon so I think it so do well for you.A:
For Cobia, I wouldn't go less than a 5000 due to the shear size of these fish. On the other hand the 7000 and 8000 might be too big. 5000 or 6000 would be just about on the money.A:
I would want the reel to hold 300 yds of 25-30 lb line. Which ever one this one is.A:
Go with the 6000 battle, it's big enough to handle a Cobia run and the drag won't quit on you when the going gets rough. Also this size reel won't wear out your arm from casting for a few hours. Good luck and tight lines.A:
I would try the 4000.A:
I would go with a 6000 with 30lb braid.A:
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Im looking for a reel rod combo that I could use for both saltwater and freshwater. I was thinking about getting the 5000 so that way it is still sensitive enough that i could still feel the bass. Thank you for your help.Answers
I have a penn 500 sg and You could use it in fresh water along with salt. A better choice would be to go down to the 400 size. The 400 size reels by Penn work well in fresh and salt as long as you don't try catching any thing above 20 or so lbs. With the new braid lines you can go after a lot bigger fish with smaller quality reels. Tight linesA:
For use in both fresh and salt water I strongly reccomend the Battle 4000 on a good quality 7' fast action rod.A:
The 3000 gives you a pretty well balanced rig on a 7' 6" Ugly Stick. I have one rod rigged this way for saltwater redfish and trout.Kind regards, Capt. Mike
i have a 5000 on a ugly stick and have caught large lings, reds and even a salmon, i think its a bit large for bass, maybe try the 4000A:
Every Penn reel I own, is on an Ugly Stick. OUTSTANDING...and lethal(for the fish) combination!A:
I use the 2000 on a 7' ugly stick lite, medhvy action fo both salt water (flounder, stripper,) and for bass. Works great for both, just don't go tooooo big on saltwater species.Details:
I fish in the Indian River and the Banana River and I'm wodering what size would be the best for redfish and trout? I don't usually catch anything over 20 pounds, so I will be using 12, 14, or 17 pound monofilament. What is the best size for these lb tests? I will be putting it on a St. Croix Tidemaster Inshore Spinning Rod. Any help is, as always, appreciated. Thanks!!Answers
4000 with 20# PowerPro works perfectly.A:
I got the 3000 and I fish Steinhatchee Fl. This is the rite size for me works well.A:
Battle 4000, I would stick with the 17 lb test with a 20 lb or 25 lb flourocarbon leader tied directly to your main line without a barrel swivel for artificials and a 25 lb or slightly larger swivel for bait rigs.A:
I use the 3000 for redfish and trout. I like this reel so well I am going to put it on all 4-5 rods I take with me when I go looking for redfish and trout.I fish with 10-15lb sufix or ohero braid, colors green, ghost(white) or ohero blue with a 5ft flurocarbon leader depending on the rod length which helps around spooky fish. Just try to avoid having the knot above the last couple of eyes on the rod when reeled in completely.
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I use my BTL3000 for Snook, Redfish, and trout. I simply wanted a slightly smaller reel for casting all day long. I have it paired with a 7' Stellar Lite Star rod (6-12lbs). I would probably recommend a 4000 model to most people. The 4000 will handle larger fish slightly easier I believe.A:
Depending on the brand, stick with a 3000 series or a 4000. You'll see that number series in many of the top brands.A:
I use the 3000, and I think its the perfect size. However, I'd recommend using braid, for the extra pulling power, and lb-width ratio. I recommend the power pro braided spectra. If you want to use the mono, I'd say use the 4000A:
The 5000 would work for your fishing.Answers
The drag system is not sealed and needs to be monitored if it is going to be exposed to sand.A:
Yes! I've owned my 3000 for over 3 years with no corrosion or leaking of any kind. Just spray down with a garden hose at the end of the day and you're good to go.A:
I've had my Penn Battle reel for a couple of years now and I have found the drag works great. Just wash your reel down after each use in salt water and give it a little grease once in a while and you'll get years of good service from it. Tight linesA:
Yes, with proper cleaning the drag is flawless and designed to keep saltwater and sand out but as with all reels it must be cleaned occassionly.A:
Yes, but the reel does not lay line properly on the retrieve resulting in tangles/wind knots.Answers
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Use a battle 4000-5000 size reel, a with 30 lbs braid, Fins is good line, with a 50 lbs mono or fluro leader, Ande, Yo-Zuri or Seaguar are good, and #4 Stainless Steel wire leader with a swivel and make a stinger rig, use a 5/0 size Trokar inline saltwater circle hook and tie a piece of wire to the eye of the circle again and attach a treble hook.Tie a Bimini Twist in the braid and attach the leader to the double line make the leader about eight foot long. Make sure you leave room on the reel for the leader on the reel. snell your gook if you are using dead bait and tie a loop knot if you are using live bait. If you want to sight fish, use tube lures or cast a full ballyhoo with the wire leader pulled through the back hole to the mouth with the hook point inlined straight, use a snap swivel if doing this, of you do not have to re-tie every time you get a bight. Make lots of rigs before you go fishing so you do not waist anytime fishing.
I would probally step up to a 4000 model for plenty of strength and line cap.A:
Baracuda's you don't have to worry about getting in the reef so you could be safe with almost any size. But if you're going to fish with braid and off reefs. Maybe after big Uluas and Some Jacks i'd go as big as you want. If your trying to stay on light tackle go with a 2000 and 15 lb braid for the reef.Details:
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Honestly, they do not like water.However if you immediately soak them with WD40 or something along those lines they will hold up until your next service.
Sure, it can survive immersion as long as you maintain it beforehand and afterwards...Before Use.
Open it up and coat all internal surfaces/parts with a light layer of grease.
Use Cal's Grease on the drag washers.
After Use.
Thorough wash down with freshwater.
Open housing and check for water.
Dry and oil.
I dropped mine in on my first trip to Fl. Took apart and rinsed out when got home everything still works fine.A:
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If greased and oiled properly and rinsed properly after each use, it shouldn't be much trouble. However, it isn't good for any reel to be completed dunked in salt waterA:
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Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!! That was freakin awesome
And I am happy to say that MudFlap Guy's identical twin adorns my roof box. I travel with royalty! I'm so stoked!!
Silence is golden. Duct tape is silver.
Ha ha!!!! Hope you guys have fun! Of course, this rule book was written with Snow King carvers in mind - you guys might have to tweak the rules a bit. And I keep thinking of more point-earning opportunities every day - too late to make the published version though. Work in progress!
My Sweetie suggested that the awards ceremony should have included lots of naked jumping up and down.... Maybe you guys would want to include that in your event....?? Please post video!
Wish I could come up for N.I.C.E. but not a chance this year... But do you need some gnomes? They might be able to make room in their schedules!
'It's not every day that's a blessing. Every breath is a blessing.' - Jimmy Zell
SBS, Casper, Allee - thanks for the kind words! Wheeeeee!!!!!!
'It's not every day that's a blessing. Every breath is a blessing.' - Jimmy Zell
Thanks for the chuckles!!! Just TOO funny!
I admit it, I'm addicted to this sport... and we have cookies!
Maybe you should get a write-up of this event in the next Carving mag, it's way ahead of the field.
Thanks for the report. The SkES is rad!
Brilliant work! Thanks again for the greatest thread of the year!
Thoroughly enjoyed this thread while waiting for flight home from SES... Thanks, 2R!!!
Awesome job Kelly, but I didn't see any points for smokin a bowl .
Great thread, Kelly. Love the judge's barrister wig.
Fresh snow is like fresh bread; it's only fresh for a day.
Yes, a serious omission! But it could be we have to write a special rule book just for you.
There may be more than one interpretation of "smokin a bowl".... But there certainly should be ECP's that fit each event! I've heard rumors of digger jr's antics in Copper Bowl - awaiting video....
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Sorry, Golly Pusbag, I didn't mean smoking that kind of bowl .
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Goodbye Jackson. Goodbye Snow King. Goodbye SkES.....
Yup, that's SkES house loaded up on a trailer and ready to head out. I've been engaged in a family legal/inheritance dispute since December.....and guess who lost? Sigh....
So SkES house (my 500 square feet of paradise) is moving to Pinedale, WY - 80 miles from Snow King, which will still be the closest lift served riding. I'm really, really going to miss that 3 block commute to the chairlift.
With no home base in Jackson, I do not anticipate organizing any further carving events, so SkES 2012 will be the last installment. But who knows - maybe this will free me up to attend SES....? (Not sure how I'll fit in at a "real" event - but maybe I'll give it a try anyway.... )
So, thanks for all the fun. We had a good run in SkES world, didn't we? Cheers!
'It's not every day that's a blessing. Every breath is a blessing.' - Jimmy Zell
SKES will really be missed. Your good humor is second to none! Looks like Snow King has survived the flames, however, and that's good news!
Hopefully, your posts will keep coming, too.
Still look forward to seeing you sometime on the SK steeps.
Good luck
I'll miss reading about SkES. It was always better than shenanigans elsewhere. Best of luck this the move.
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Wow, sorry to hear .
I dream of living in the mountains at some point, so I can't even begin to imagine how it must feel to leave a place you love. Good Luck with the move.
I'm sure many will miss the SKES write-ups, and I'm sure (Not sure how I'll fit in at a "real" event - but maybe I'll give it a try anyway.... ) you will fit in at any event !!
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I've heard of splits where someone 'loses the house', but it's not usually so literal! Bummer to hear, but keep your chin up. Sometimes things that seem bad at the time really do change your life for the better after a short while. New opportunities, a way to reinvent yourself, etc.
80 miles isn't bad. I've got 135 miles to a 350' vertical hill, and 260 miles to a 500' hill. You've got it good!
Weren't you at SES a few years ago? I think we met, you were on a pink Donek. Maybe I'm getting you confused with someone else...
You'll have to attend SES again this year. Maybe you can apply your perspective to that event. I'm sure that Aspen can't keep up with the fast paced night life at Snow King but with the right perspective, who knows?
Too bad about losing your digs.
that gives new meaning to a 5th wheel trailer! SkES will definitely be missed, but the SES could use you here! 80 miles isn't so bad, now you're like a front ranger!
Best of luck two_raves. sending you lots of good vibes.
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Thanks for all the encouraging words! We have a great community here. I built nearly my entire adult life on the Jackson landscape so leaving is rough - even if it's only 80 miles. That's just a whole different feeling from stepping out my door right into paradise... Rabbit (the dog) however absolutely loves our new digs - as an older dog she was doing pretty well, but really slowed down the last year. But now having a nice fenced acre (my dad's property) where she can run around and chase rabbits and squirrels and have tons of fun stuff to sniff, I swear has rolled at least 2 years off her age. She's bouncing around like I haven't seen her do in a long time!
I have been to SES twice - in '08 when I bought the pink Donek, and again in '11 when I was riding a blue flame Coiler. Just afraid the 'cooler online' principle might apply. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UE6iAjEv9dQ
Yeah, Corey - I've been totally spoiled. I don't know how you guys with the mega commutes do it. Don't think I ever would have learned how to carve if I'd had to travel that far.
OK, back to the 'real' world.... Got the house off the property, but it's just hanging out at the rodeo grounds in Jackson. We still have to move it the 80 miles to Pinedale, which we are aiming to do this Sunday. Two river canyons, one poorly designed round-a-bout, several construction zones and a medium sized mountain pass to go. Wish us luck.....
'It's not every day that's a blessing. Every breath is a blessing.' - Jimmy Zell
Glad to hear Rabbit is loving her new place! My dogs would be equally as excited to have that space to run around.
Keep us posted! Sounds like you have a big adventure ahead of you on Sunday, and beyond! LOL Good luck girl! Hoping for good weather for you guys on Sun!
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How could I forget the outfits changing every day? I didn't know there were that many 80's one-piece suits still in wearable shape! LOL! There's room for all kinds of characters at the events. Goodness knows there's a wide sampling of personalities! I've met lots of cool people at SES, and very few jerks like Fin.
It's the opposite out here. Few people, even fewer river valleys tall enough to snowboard/ski down. I also question why I do it, but yet I'm reading about snowboarding in the summer/fall so I guess I'll stick with it.
Good luck out there! Look for positives to the new location and you'll find them.
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Hi, my name is Galen and I'm currently interning with the Food Network and Shaw Media! Though I wouldn't call myself a foodie, I certainly enjoy eating the stuff - so this is an opportunity to learn more about cooking, baking, and food. Any questions, please let me know! And for goodness' sake, put the kettle on!
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