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Ever-changing technology in the lighting field has resulted in a new generation of fish-attracting lights in both portable and in-hull versions.
Quality fishing lights do four distinct things: draw, illuminate, entertain and produce. With the first, the brightness permeating dark waters acts as visual chum. That is, the lights attract the food chain, from baitfish on up to predators, luring them with forage species and brightness. Lights also illuminate a large area, if not the entire space, around a boat. This provides a focal point, a shadow line (where the brightness fades to darkness — a prime ambush point for game fish), for anglers not only to fish or place baits along but also to monitor so they can find and quickly react to any large fish entering the lighted zone. The lights entertain because just about everything from baitfish to squid to juvenile game fish are likely to swim through the illuminated area. While waiting on the target fish, impatient anglers can keep busy jigging squid or baitfish or dip-netting tiny pelagics for quick study. And fishing lights help put more fish in the boat. Naturally, a good angler helps tremendously.
Fishing lights once again proved their worth during a recent overnighter in the Wilmington Canyon off Avalon, New Jersey, for mako sharks. In this instance, a portable green Hydro Glow light lured in squid, which we jigged up for live bait and used to tease the sharks into striking. And the illuminated swath of water made it easy for us to see and react to the sharks, which made baiting them easier. In addition to the makos, several blue sharks kept everyone on their toes beyond the midnight hour.
For in-hull fishing lights, LED technology now provides low-amperage and ultra-durable products that can withstand the pounding and abuse of rough seas. Unlike halogen and xenon/HID bulbs, LED lights do not throw off excessive heat and will not be damaged if accidentally left on when the boat is removed from the water. Surface-mount in-hull lights are becoming more in vogue compared to through-hull units, which require drilling a large hole in the vessel below the waterline to install fittings. By comparison, most surface-mount lights are affixed to the hull with screws and require just a single wire run through the hull.
Listed are just three providers of cutting-edge fishing lights. These companies — one with a popular portable unit and two with in-hull systems — are utilizing LED technology to achieve a brighter and larger "throw" of light with minimum battery drain. Here's a peek at what they have to offer.
Long considered the leader in portable saltwater fishing lights, Hydro Glow (877-895-4569; hydroglow.com) made its name 13 years ago with a 4-foot fluorescent-green tube light complete with terminals that attach to a battery. Company president and angler Darrell Keith says the product was born out of necessity for a light that would not only stay underwater (instead of float) but also be efficient enough to operate all night without draining its battery. Hydro Glows meet both objectives and are precision-balanced so they submerge in an upright position to broadcast 360 degrees of light around a boat. Constructed for the rigors of a saltwater environment, their bulbs have a 20,000-hour life expectancy. These lights are used widely for not only swordfish, tuna and sharks but also inshore for fluke, flounder, redfish, seatrout, snook and tarpon, as well as baitfish. They retail for around $200.
In the LED category, Hydro Glow has 1-foot-long and 2-foot-long models with 162 LEDs and 324 LEDs, respectively. These featherweight lights have an 80,000-hour life expectancy. Like their predecessors, they are submersible and have weathered pressure changes down to 50 feet. They're available in blue or green and sell for $95 and $169.99.
Due out this December is a 4-foot LED model designed exclusively for swordfish and tuna. It will contain over 600 lights and be the brightest and most durable portable light on the market, says Keith. The unit is an inch in diameter, with strips of LED lights mounted on three sides of the light for a full 360-degree throw. It's touted as drawing only 2 amps and will come in green or blue violet. Expect it to sell for around $239.
A leading provider of innovative, bright high-quality LED marine lights for yachts and pleasure and fishing vessels, Lumishore (941-405-3302; lumishore.com) now offers a line of surface-mount fishing lights in white, blue and green. Models SM20 (830 lumens), SM50 (1,210 lumens) and SM100 (2,310 lumens) have power comparable to a 50-, 75- and 150-watt xenon light, respectively, and a 50,000-hour life expectancy. At 12 volts, they'll draw 1 amp, 1.5 amps and 3 amps, respectively, whereas at 24 volts they'll draw half an amp, three-quarters amp and 1.5 amps.
Introduced this November, surface-mount model SM150-CCP (for Color Change Plus), which draws 5 amps at 12 volts and 2.5 amps at 24 volts and has power equivalent to a 150-watt xenon light, offers a range of colors: blue, white, cyan, green, magenta and red. It features three strobe speeds (as short as 30 seconds and as long as a couple of minutes) for any chosen color and three selectable output intensities in preset colors.
"The system is purchased as a set of two lights and a controller," says Lumishore's Keith Wansley. "The controller allows you to scroll through six standard colors, as well as activate the strobing. So if you wish, you can illuminate the water in six rotating colors or the ones of your choosing. Should more lights be desired, the original controller can handle up to 14 lights. We anticipate the new SM150-CCP to retail for around $3,000."
Some of the hottest surface-mount fishing lights on the market are made by Shadow-Caster (727-474-2877; shadow-caster.com). These high-intensity LED underwater lights are manufactured with 316 stainless-steel and polycarbonate housings and have a life expectancy of 40,000 hours. The three models, the SCM-4 (17-watt), SCM-6 (24-watt) and SCM-10V2 (42-watt), are available with a wireless controller with key fob to control dimming and strobing. The lights are priced at $479, $549 and $679, respectively.


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Motherhood may seem like a game of guess and check or trial and error, as many moms know with Mother's Day coming up this weekend.
However, there are some universal tips that make motherhood a little easier and less stressful.
Here are ten things every mother should know, as compiled by Redbook magazine.
10. Family feuds happen—Kids are more likely to fight with their siblings than their friends. That sort of unconditional love defines family.
According to journalists Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman, authors of NurtureShock: New Thinking About Children, sisters and brothers who spend time together but bicker will be closer later than siblings who play separately.
9. Motherhood is not a competitive sport—Look for support and companionship from other moms. Find a group of moms from your office or neighborhood to meet regularly with to share joys, frustrations and a glass of wine with.
8. Don't feel guilty for working or not working—Child care and maternity leave are meant for you to take advantage of! Make a choice regarding your career that is right for your family and feel good about it.
7. Apology accepted—Saying you're sorry when you make a mistake is just a small gesture that teaches your kids that no one is perfect. Your kids will learn that everyone makes mistakes and it's better to acknowledge them and move on without the hard feelings.
6. Get over yourself, Pinocchio—If it means that your kids will pick up their toys, or take a nap, or eat broccoli, then it's okay to tell the occasional white lie.
5. Laugh at yourself, a lot—The next time you find a cheerio in your hair and catch yourself eating it, or you talk in a baby voice to thank the cashier at your grocery store, laugh. Motherhood is fun, funny and hard, enjoy it.
4. Plan outfits ahead of time—To make your weekday mornings less hectic, plan out your kids' outfits the day before. If you're feeling ambitious, plan out the entire week's attire on Sunday afternoon--this could spare you some stressful mornings.
3. Let Dad parent too—Valerie Davis Raskin, M.D., a Chicago-based psychiatrist and author of a book about motherhood says, "Kids want to be loved in different ways, and to experience different aspects of love. As long as Dad's ways aren't dangerous, it's a good idea to let it go."
2. Motherhood is a learning curve—It's all right to make mistakes, learn from them and move on. Not everything is your fault anyway: Just because your child gets on an elevator at a crowded mall and takes a solo ride down to the food court doesn't mean you're a negligent mother, unless of course you leave them there.
1. You can raise a healthy eater—Get your kids into the kitchen. A registered dietician explains, "Children feel important when they're asked to pitch in, and because they take pride in the finished product, they're more likely to have an open mind about eating it." Chef hats come in small, too.
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I'm not sure what it happening in Jacksonville had to do with anything.
If you think it's difficult to pick a fight with black people, you are sadly mistaken. All you need to do to pick a fight with them at any time anywhere is say one particular word to them.
This had nothing to do with picking a fight with a black person or a white person. I've been in the guy's same situation where kids are parked near me and they have their music blaring so damn loud that it's irritating.
There's no way to know exactly how it went down. But I do know one thing. If those kids had turned that music down, they would all still be alive today.
Crazy ass white dude lived to 45 years old before he killed anyone.
Kids turn the music down, they would have had no problems, regardless of the color of their skin.
"It was much more likely that the kids acted like complete jackasses, talking like they were tough since they were in a group.."Kids are usually defiant. Thats not a death sentence,
Moron. looking for a fight. If he had his lady with him he should of been smart enough to worry about getting his **CENSORED** wet, not irrationally getting mad over loud music... This wasn't his neighbor where he couldn't sleep. He was literally leaving in 2 minutes.
The kids still should have turned that music down though. It's just common courtesy. To blare that music when stopped at a public place like that is just rude.
I bet you if there was a poll 90% of people, regardless of skin color whould have told that guy to F himself.
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Quote from: tripblood on November 30, 2012, 10:34:01 PMI bet you if there was a poll 90% of people, regardless of skin color whould have told that guy to F himself. I bet 90% of the people wouldn't have been blaring the music in public in the first place because their parents taught them some manners.


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In the dead of winter, North Carolina's Hatteras Village is quiet. The king mackerel run has ended, and the spring yellowfin tuna run is a long way off. Charter boats rest at the dock while local anglers turn their attention to other pursuits. But last winter, several area skippers, experimenting with vertical jigging, discovered big blackfin tuna on the rock piles and wrecks off Diamond Shoals. Word spread quickly, and what started out as a trickle of boats running out Hatteras Inlet turned into a deluge of anglers descending on the island to get in on the action. Almost overnight, the docks were bustling; tackle shops were selling out of jigging gear, and the charter fleet was called into duty. Blackfin tuna had brought life back to Hatteras Village.
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As soon as reports of the blackfin bite started leaking off the island, I was quick to investigate. Most of the reports emanated from the local charter boat Big Tahuna. From the rumors, it seemed that Capt. Scott Warren was at the center of this emerging fishery. To get to the bottom of the story, I called Warren and made arrangements to tag along on a blackfin trip.
The morning I arrived at Teach's Lair Marina, a thin layer of frost sparkled on the grass, and a handful of men dressed in heavy coveralls shuffled around the marina breathing thick vapor into steaming cups of coffee. The scene didn't look like a typical prologue to a tuna trip, but Warren gathered us in the cabin of his 54-foot Carolina-built charter boat and dispelled our doubts with reports of excellent action the day before. "We caught tuna up to 30 pounds yesterday," he told us, "and we stopped keeping fish after we had 24." I felt warmer already.
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While Warren ran the boat through the winding channel and out of the inlet, Koci worked on the tackle. He tied a Bimini twist in the braided line on each rod and attached a 6-foot length of 100-pound-test fluorocarbon with a no-name knot. Then he tied a fresh 7-ounce jig onto the leader with a uni-knot. "These colors were hot yesterday," he said, pointing to a pink-and-purple jig and a blue-and-silver model, "but when the bite is on, they'll hit anything."
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After all of the rumors and boasting, I couldn't wait to get a taste of the action. The run to the fishing ground was short, and by the time the rods were ready, Warren pulled back the throttles and started a search for signs of blackfin patterns with his fish finder.
Warren called me up on the bridge, and one look at the fish finder told the story. The screen was covered with fish marks, but Warren explained that the cloud of red and green covering half the screen was most likely a school of false albacore or amberjack. "When I started doing this, the first thing I had to figure out was what blackfin look like on the fish finder," he explained. In fact, he said, the hardest part of catching blackfin was keeping jacks and albies from beating the tuna to the jig.
While Warren searched for fish, Koci gave the crew a lesson in vertical jigging. "It's all about speed," he said. "The faster you work the jig, the better chance you have of hooking a tuna instead of a jack or an albacore." He placed the butt of the rod under his left arm and gripped the hilt with his left hand just in front of the reel. With the rod cradled in his arm, he turned the reel handle down as he lifted the rod tip up and then cranked the reel handle up while dropping the rod. This alternating rod-up/reel-handle-down, rod- down/reel-up motion retrieves the jig at supersonic speed, to keep it out of reach of anything but a supersonic tuna.
Warren drove the boat in ever-widening circles until the blob of green on the fish-finder screen was interrupted by a tight pack of individual dots. "We're on 'em," he said, pulling the throttle back and stopping the boat. He noted the depth of the marks and called "six colors" to the crew.


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Broncos sign OL Beadles
The Broncos have signed second-round OL Zane Beadles. As per club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed though numerous reports say that the deal is for four years and $4.2 million.
Broncos sign Dumervil to extension
Broncos OLB Elvis Dumervil got the long-term contract extension he was seeking. The NFL sack leader agreed to a long-term deal late Thursday.
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Broncos can hang around in AFC West
Are the Broncos going to catch us napping again? PFW's Mike Wilkening, for one, believes Denver will be more competitive than many people expect.
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How high are you right now?
Good, because Florida man Tom Haupert wants to show you his horseradish jar, and it's got the spitting image of the late Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia on it, man.
On the heels of the 17th anniversary of Garcia's death -- Aug. 9, 1995 -- Haupert sent The Huffington Post a picture of his jar, which sits as a shrine in his refrigerator, right next to the Bud Light.
PHOTO of Tom Haupert's horseradish jar (story continues below):
He recently noticed the visage when he opened the fridge for a drink of filtered water in the morning.
"It was amazing -- and it still looks perfect," Haupert said. "[The picture] is stuck on the side. At some point the horseradish started dripping down and just stayed like that."
Fine, fine, but how high were you when you saw Jerry?
"I was completely stone-cold sober! Honest!" Haupert said.
Of course, 50-year-old Haupert's been a Dead Head for years and has seen 43 live shows -- including nine that featured Garcia -- so he admits he might be predisposed to seeing Garcia in everything.
As for the jar, Haupert's thinking of selling it on eBay, or starting a website called JerryInAJar.com. But he's worried about hurricane season.
"I don't know what would happen if I lost power to the refrigerator," he said.
He's not the only one who's seen crazy pictures in strange objects. In 2011, people saw a broad range of sacred sightings in their food and other objects, from Jesus on a tea towel, to Mary in a tortilla.
While You're At It, Check Out JESUS IN FOOD:
Virgin Mary In Log
FOX 13 viewer Dean Hansen sent us a picture of a piece of wood that he says bears the image of the Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus. CREDIT: Fox13
Push Pin Jesus
Artist Rob Surette used 24,790 push pins to create this incredible pointillist portrait of Jesus.
Jesus In Hotel Window
Chuck Rickman photographed this window at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego after seeing what he thought might be the image of Jesus. He's not religious so he thinks it could also be Led Zeppelin
Jesus Dog Butt
A Reddit user posted this photo of a dog's butt that appears to show Jesus Christ's visage; robes, hands, long hair and all.
Bird Turd Jesus
"It's like Jesus staring right at me," says Jim Lawry of Brooklyn Ohio, who posted a YouTube video of bird poop that looks, at least to him, like the face of Jesus.
HOLY MOLE! Jesus Taco
Edward Garza, an 80-year-old from Texas, found that his usual breakfast taco had a divine garnish: a burn pattern that he thinks looks a lot like Jesus Christ. What do you think? Vote here.
Angel Above Century 16 Aurora, CO
People viewing this image claim to see an angel above the scene of the Aurora, CO movie theater shooting. Credit: Crystal Fuller
Crab Shows Image Of Jesus (Or Osama Bin Laden)
John Canfield of Snohomish County, Wash., was on a crabbing trip with his family when he found a crab that looks, depending on your opinion, Jesus Christ or Osama Bin Laden.
Jesus Appears On Sting Ray
Erica Scheldt believes this stingray found near James Island, S.C., has the image of Jesus.
Tampa, Florida -- An Ybor City restaurant's name has taken on a new meaning after some say the image of the Virgin Mary appeared on one of its walls. The restaurant is Hamburger Mary's and the image first got attention over the weekend after some customers noted its appearance on a stainless steel plate on the wall near the kitchen. (WTSP.com)
Dec. 29, 2011 - London, England, United Kingdom - A woman was left stunned when she hung out her laundry to dry and discovered the face of Jesus staring back at her from a crumpled sock. Sarah Crane, 38, was amazed when she went to collect her washing and realized she had the most holy pair of socks in Britain. She was so impressed by the clarity of the face they even built a shrine to the sock. (Paul Cunningham, Caters News / ZUMA)
Jesus On a Cliff
American tourist Sandra Clifford took a photo of this cliff allegedly showing an image of Jesus at the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland. Source: IrishCentral.com
Jesus On A Cliff
American tourist Sandra Clifford took a photo of this cliff allegedly showing an image of Jesus at the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland. Source: IrishCentral.com
Jesus in Wal-Mart Receipt
Jesus in Wal-Mart Receipt
Kudzu Jesus
In this June 28, 2011 photo, a patch of kudzu grows on a utility pole, in Kinston, N.C. People in the area see a likeness to Jesus Christ on the cross. Kent Hardison runs Ma's Hot Dog stand nearby. He says he was getting ready to spray it with herbicide until he noticed the resemblance. (AP Photo/Daily Free Press, Charles Buchanan)
Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help
The Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help in Champion, Wisconsin, is the only place in America that has an officially approved Virgin Mary sighting. The sighting occurred in 1859 when a Belgian woman named Adele Brice claimed the Virgin Mary appeared to her and asked her to teach religion to students. Ever since the sighting was approved in December, 2010, the tiny church has seen a massive increase in visitors.
Jesus on a Tea Towel
Roisin McCourt says Jesus' face appeared on one of her stained towels. The 31-year-old dance instructor discovered the discolored smudge after giving the towel a wash in her home in Coventry, England. Though Jesus' likeness might be hard to make out, McCourt believes it is a sign from God.
Jesus in Wax - 2011
An "image of Jesus" seen in dripped wax by worshippers at a church in Wiltshire, England has been removed by a cleaner. The face was first spotted by church warden Nicky Irwin at the parish church of Ogbourne St George at Easter.
30ft Virgin Mary -- 2011
Michael Meredith swears the nearly 30-foot tall statue he built in his Springfield backyard isn't intended to be a representation of the Virgin Mary. But the pilgrims have come to his doorstep anyway.
Surfing Madonna -- 2011
The image of the Virgin of Guadalupe on a surfboard is a popular attraction in Encinitas, Calif. was installed recently by disguised artists under a train bridge.
Pizza Jesus
Owners of Brisbane, Australia's Posh Pizza shop say that the face of Jesus mysteriously appeared in one of their three-cheese pizzas.
Virgin Mary?
Centuries after Leonardo painted "The Virgin of the Rocks," a British receptionist says she photographed "The Virgin on the Rocks" -- capturing an image of the mother of Jesus Christ on a cliff in England. Caroline Gray says she took this picture on rocks over a beach in Cornwall on Valentine's Day.
Fish Stick Jesus
You've heard of the Jesus fish, but what about the Jesus Fish Stick? The folks at comedy website Cracked have compiled a list of some of the tastiest sacred sightings.
Rocking Jesus
Is this a patch of peeling paint on an old wooden rocking chair, or is it the face of Jesus Christ? A couple in Orange County, Calif., say a seat in their backyard contains a striking image of Jesus
Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus on Tortilla
Compare this Solis family picture of tortilla with the image of Virgin Mary and Baby Jesus, left, with a Byzantine image of the Virgin Mary, right
Naan Bread Jesus
Diners at the India Dining restaurant in Esher, Surrey, England, had a religious experience after spotting what appears to be the face of Jesus -- on naan bread. His facial features, complete with beard and flowing hair, are plainly visible in the blackened patches. There is still debate whether the image truly represents the Son of Man, or if it actually shows comedian Billy Connolly.
Painted Jesus
John Keohane, manager of the Seanchai Irish Tavern in Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia, looks at an image of Jesus Christ that has appeared in the painted facade of the pub
Odd Street View
Did the folks at Google Earth Street View capture an image of God and Jesus appearing in the clouds over a lake in Quarten, Switzerland -- or is that bird poop on the camera lens? At this point, the answer isn't clear.
Satan Tile
Laszlo Csrefko spent a fortune renovating a bathroom at the family home in Bekasmegyer, Budapest, with a new bath, shower and tiles. But after taking her first shower, horrified wife Andrea, 47, fled from the bathroom when she spotted the horned head of the devil in one of the tiles
Jesus Toasted -- Sept. 10
Thanks to the new Jesus Toaster, you can have the body of Christ with your daily bread.
Jesus on a Pole -- Sept. 10
A Hathaway man recently came across a utility pole with a powerful image. Rickey Navarre did a double take of the pole while driving along Highway 26 and said he sees what appears to be Jesus Christ hanging on the cross.
Electric Iron With Image of Jesus -- Nov. 27
A Massachusetts woman said she saw this image of Jesus Christ on the bottom of her iron on Nov. 27. Mary Jo Coady, who had recently separated from her husband and suffered economic hardship, said the image has reassured her that "life is going to be good."
Jesus Found in Grilled Bacon -- March 14
A British man cooking bacon in March found this in his frying pan. Toby Elles of Lancaster, England, thought it resembled Jesus.
Jim Stevens Next to Truck With Jesus Image -- Nov. 2
Jim Stevens stands next to his truck that has an image on the window resembling Jesus Christ. Stevens, of Jonesborough, Tenn., said Nov. 2 that the image keeps reappearing, but he doesn't know how or why.
Jesus Marmite -- May 29, 2009
A 36-year-old British mother said she knew exactly what she was looking at when she opened up a jar of Marmite and saw this image on the lid. "Immediately I thought, 'That's Jesus,'" Claire Allen of South Wales told London's Daily Mail in May.
Virgin Mary Griddle -- April 25, 2009
A mark resembling an outline of the Virgin Mary appears on a griddle at the Las Palmas restaurant in Calexico, Calif., in April. Manager Brenda Martinez said that more than 100 people had come to see the likeness, which first appeared when the griddle was being cleaned April 22.
Virgin Mary in Window -- Sept. 30, 2008
Hundreds of believers and curious spectators ventured to Mercy Medical Center in Springfield, Mass., on Sept. 30, 2008, for a glimpse of what some said looked like an image of the Virgin Mary in a window.
Chocolate Mary -- August 2006
In August 2006, workers at Bodega Chocolates discovered a two-inch column of chocolate drippings under a vat that some think looks like the Virgin Mary
Jesus' Face on Sheet Metal -- Feb. 28, 2006
Thomas Haley said in February 2006 that he saw the face of Jesus in this piece of sheet metal from Hardy's Hardware in Manchester, Conn. He worked at the hardware store.
Image of Jesus on Waterstained Plaster -- June 23, 2005
A Pittsburgh man cut this water-stained piece of plaster from his bathroom wall in June 2005. He said he could see the face of Jesus in the stain.
Pierogi Bears Image of Jesus -- Aug. 16, 2005
A divine dumpling? Donna Lee said she saw the face of Jesus in this pierogi, a kind of Polish dumpling, she made for Easter dinner in 2005 at her home in Point Place, a suburb of Toledo, Ohio. Rather than eat the inspirational treat, she kept it in her freezer.
Underpass Mary -- 2005
Crowds gathered around what many thought was an image of the Virgin Mary on the wall of a Chicago underpass in 2005.
Frying Pan Bearing Jesus' Likeness -- April 8, 2005
In April 2005, an Australian man said he saw the image of Jesus Christ in this frying pan after he burned lemon mustard cream sauce in it.
Mary Stains -- 2004
A deacon at a Sacramento church said red stains running from the left eye of a statue of Mary reappeared after they were wiped away in 2004.
Grilled Cheese Mary -- 2004
This grilled cheese bearing what some say is the likeness of the Virgin Mary sold for $28,000 on eBay in 2004.
Window Mary -- 2003
Visitors believed they saw a white apparition of Mary in a third floor window at a hospital in Milton, Mass., in 2003


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Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – Here's a weekly look at five of the SEC's top performers in Week 11 and who to watch in Week 12.
1. Nick Marshall, QB, Auburn – Marshall ran for 214 of Auburn's 444 rushing yards in a 55-23 win over Tennessee and has the Tigers (9-1, 5-1) in position to earn a BCS bowl game. He was also named the SEC's offensive player of the week.
Auburn has followed a historic fall from grace by Gene Chizik with an equally surprising turnaround, going from 0-8 in the SEC to being on the cusp of playing for the conference championship.
2. Maty Mauk, QB, Missouri – Mauk went out on a high note, throwing for five touchdowns in Missouri's 48-17 win over Kentucky and was named the SEC's freshman of the week. He might not get to play anymore, though, because James Franklin is set to return from his injury when the Tigers (9-1, 5-1) play Ole Miss in two weeks.
Missouri is making an equal splash as Auburn, fighting for an SEC championship berth a year after not making a bowl game. Missouri has two games left – Ole Miss and Texas A&M – and may need to win them both to win the SEC East.
3. AJ McCarron, QB, Alabama – The steady, reliable McCarron became Alabama's all-time leading passer with 179 yards in the Tide's 38-17 win over LSU. The no-frills approach McCarron brings to the game doesn't get him noticed much, but he's eighth in the nation in passing efficiency and has the highest completion percentage of his career this season.
Over the last three seasons as a starter, McCarron has averaged 211 yards per game and averages a touchdown every 117 yards. Last season was his best year with 2,933 yards and 30 touchdowns and he's on pace to come in just under that this season.
4. Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M – In what might have been his last game in College Station, Manziel threw for 446 yards and five touchdowns, but tossed three interceptions in a 51-41 win over Mississippi State.
Manziel has already thrown more touchdowns than last year when he won the Heisman Trophy. He's less than 400 yards from equaling his total of 3,706 from last year, is completing 73 percent of his throws (he completed 68 percent last season) and is averaging two yards a pass more than last season.
The Aggies (8-2, 4-2) can make a big push for the Cotton Bowl with a win over LSU on Saturday.
5. Jerron Seymour, RB, Vanderbilt – No one had a good statistical game for Vanderbilt, which beat Florida 34-17 on the back of four turnovers. It was the first time the Commodores (5-4, 2-4) won against the Gators (4-5, 3-4) on the road since 1945, and did it with only 183 total yards.
Seymour had three of Vanderbilt's touchdowns, and rushed for 62 yards. Quarterback Patton Robinette had the most yards for Vanderbilt with 57 passing and 26 rushing. Vanderbilt is one win away from being bowl eligible for the third consecutive year, and could get that win this week against Kentucky.
1. Mike Davis, RB, South Carolina – Florida's defensive numbers have been plummeting the last couple of weeks and the Gators' rushing defense has fallen to No. 15 in the country. That's still a good ranking, but it belies their recent futility.
Florida has lost four straight games and is in danger of missing out on a bowl. In other words, they've never been easier to beat than right now. Someone has rushed for 100 yards or more against the Gators in three of their last four games, and that puts Davis in perfect position to deliver.
Davis is the SEC's leading rusher with 1,058 yards this season, which ranks him 12th nationally. South Carolina needs this win to stay alive in the race for the SEC East title. He could be in for a career day.
2. Kelvin Taylor, RB, Florida – Someone else could be in for a career day as well, and he'll share the field with Davis. Taylor, a 5'10" freshman, was an afterthought on the stat sheet earlier this season. In three of Florida's games this year he didn't have a single carry. In another, he had one for 3 yards.
But in the last four weeks, Taylor has taken over and led the Gators (4-5, 3-4) on the ground with 52, 74, 76 and 47 yards and a total of two touchdowns. South Carolina has the sixth best rushing defense in the SEC (38th nationally), allowing 145 yards per game.
Bowl eligibility is a major concern for Florida right now and it will have to beat either the Gamecocks or Florida State to get it, as well as hold serve against Georgia Southern. For a team that harbored BCS hopes at the start of the season, it's a fight for survival.
3. Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia – The best way to beat Auburn is through the air. The Tigers rank 82nd in passing defense, which is 11th in the SEC. Georgia, however, is 12th and 86th nationally, so Murray may be called on to score often to pull out a win.
While the Bulldogs (6-3, 4-2) have had a disappointing year, Murray remained steady and is 13th nationally in passing efficiency. Georgia is barely ranked, holding onto the No. 25 position and in danger of being relegated to the Music City Bowl in a year where a BCS championship was a stated goal.
That's not good for Mark Richt's notoriously unstable support, and a win over No. 7 Auburn would be a season-saver. A loss, however, could give Richt's detractors exactly the fuel they've been looking for.
4. Tre Mason, RB, Auburn – Georgia's rushing defense is 20th nationally, and that could spell trouble for Auburn's SEC-best and No. 3 nationally rushing offense. In truth, it's a full-scale dress rehearsal for the Iron Bowl and Alabama's defense, which is the SEC's best and fifth in the country against the run.
Auburn averages 320 yards rushing a game, so it might be a moot point, but it's a matchup worth keeping an eye on. Mason is also third in the country with 16 rushing touchdowns.
Auburn needs a win over Georgia to set up an SEC West title game with the Crimson Tide (9-0, 6-0), unless Alabama loses to Mississippi State. The Tigers will get an off week before playing Alabama.
5. C.J. Mosley, LB, Alabama – If a defensive player is in the Heisman discussion, his name is C.J. Mosley. Mosley was the SEC's defensive player of the week after making 12 tackles against LSU. He leads the Tide with 71 tackles.
Mississippi State is led by dual-threat quarterback Dak Prescott, but the Bulldogs are 26th in rushing and 53rd in passing and, while the Tide's defense is fifth and 11th in those categories.
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text: These recipes come courtesy of Chef Dawnmarie Chmiel from the Guidance Center Renew You Program. Learn more online at www.guidance-center.org.Chicken Sausage with Roasted VegetablesYields 6 servings IngredientsNonstick cooking spray4 medium red, yellow, and orange peppers bell peppers, quartered lengthwise and seeded2 large red onions cut into 8 wedges2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar3 garlic cloves roasteds/p tt2 T mixed herbs8 3-ounce fully cooked Italian-flavored chicken sausagesDirectionsHeat grill to medium and coat with cooking spray. Grill the bell peppers and onions 12 to 15 minutes, turning 2 or 3 times, until charred and tenderCombine the olive oil, vinegar, garlic, salt, and black pepper in a large bowl.Add the vegetables and herbs; toss well.Place the sausages on grill and cook 10 minutes, turning occasionally, until heated through and grill marks appear. Slice sausages in half at a sharp angle and transfer to a large platter. Serve with peppers and onions alongside.Nutrition: Calories 193, Carbs 8.75g, Fat 7 g, Protein 16g, Fiber 1.5g, Sodium 483g, Cholesterol 65gPanzanella Yield 63 medium heirloom tomatoes, cut into 1-inch chunks1 small fennel bulb, halved, cored, and very thinly sliced½ small red onion, thinly sliced½ small Roasted orange pepper2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil2 tablespoons balsamics/p to tt1 4-ounce loaf whole grain French or hardy bread thickly sliced3 large garlic clove, Roasted3 ounces crumbled goat cheese1/2 cup fresh basil Chiffonade DirectionsHeat a grill to medium-high.Combine the tomatoes, fennel, and red onion in a large bowl. Whisk together 1 tablespoon of the olive oil, the vinegar, garlic, salt, and black pepper in a small bowl. Pour half the dressing over the salad and toss well.Set aside remaining dressing.Brush the bread on both sides with remaining olive oil; grill 2 to 3 minutes per side or until lightly toasted. Let cool slightly and cut into 1-inch cubes.Add the goat cheese and basil to the salad and pour remaining dressing over the top. Toss to combine.Nutrition: 154 Calories, 15g Carbs, 8.5g fat, 5.6g Protein, Fiber 3 g, Sodium 160g, Cholesterol 6.5 gFish en Papillote or Fish in Parchment PaperYield 2Ingredients:2 - 12" squares of parchment paperoil spray1 T olive oil 2 - 4-oz fillets of white fish (such as sole or snapper)Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste2 oz. dry white wine2 lemon slicesAbout 16-20 thin asparagus spears1 cup of julienned orange, red, and yellow pepper1 T of mix herbsPreheat the oven to 375 degrees, F.Fold each square of parchment in half and cut out a heart shape . Open each heart and brush lightly with extra virgin olive oil or spray with olive oil spray.Sprinkle both sides of fish with salt and pepper. Set aside.Lightly spray olive oil on the asparagus and peppers toss with a pinch of kosher salt and pepper and the lemon zest.Divide the asparagus and peppers in half. Put half of the asparagus on each of the hearts, just to one side of the center of each heart.Put one piece of fish on top of each bundle of vegetables and slice of lemon and a light drizzle of olive oil.Splash half the wine on top of each piece of fish.Now, to wrap up these packets: fold the top of the heart over the fish. At the top end of the heart, away from the point, fold up both edges (top and bottom) and crease well. Move down about ½ inch and fold up the edges, overlapping your first fold. Continue folding and creasing all around the parchment heart until you get to the point. Fold and crease the point twice. You now have successfully wrapped your fish en papillote.Place the packets side by side on a baking sheet, making sure the packets aren't touching.Bake in the center of the oven until the packets are well puffed and the fish is cooked, about 10-12 minutes.Nutrition: Calories: 232, Carbs 11g, Fat 6 g, Protein 30g, Fiber 4g, Sodium 118g, Cholesterol 75g, Orange Roughy Yields 44- 6oz pc Orange Roughy 1 cup Kale1 cup Spinach1 med Shallot minced1 large clove Garlic minced2T Sweet white wine½ large container Greek yogurttt s/p1 oz shredded AsiagoPre heat oven to 350˚. Heat sauté pan spray with cooking spray and sauté kale till it starts to wilt, then add spinach, garlic and shallots sauté till spinach starts to wilt, then add 2T sweet white wine like a Riesling. Cook down till wine is almost evaporated take off heat and cool down. While that is cooling season fish with salt and pepper and arrange on sheet tray so they are not touching. In a mixing bowl take cooled off kale and spinach mixture, Asiago and Greek yogurt and mix together. Spread on each of the pieces of fish evenly. Place in pre-heated oven and cook for 15 min till golden brown on top.Nutrition:Calories 240, Carbs 7.5, Fat 4g, Protein 41g, Fiber 2g, Sodium 264g mono 1 g, sat 1.5gCouscousYield 4 servingsIngredients½ T olive oil2 T low calorie salad dressing1 cup uncooked couscous2 cups vegetable broth2 teaspoons chopped garlic¼ cup diced red pepper1 cup chopped fresh spinach1 small onion, finely chopped2 T part skim feta1/2 tablespoon chopped fresh rosemarys/p to tasteDirectionsHeat a saucepan over medium heat; add oil and then couscous, toast, stirring occasionally, until lightly browned, about 5 minutes. Stir in broth, and bring to a boil. Cover and take off of heat for 15 minutes, or until Couscous is tender.In a separate pan sauté garlic, rosemary, s/p, red pepper, spinach and onion.


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Cafe Blue, a coffeehouse, proposed for east Tosa
A small cafe called Cafe Blue that would serve espresso drinks and pastries is planned for 6428 W. North Ave. in Wauwatosa. »Read Full Blog Post
Former Jethro Tull bass player Glenn Cornick dies
HONOLULU (AP) - Glenn Cornick, the original bass player in the rock band Jethro Tull, died of congestive heart failure at his home in Hilo, Hawaii, on Thursday.
Drew Cornick says his 67-year-old father had been receiving hospice care. »Read Full Article
With new band Sylvan Esso, Milwaukee musician Nick Sanborn gets to live his dream
Someone reassure Nick Sanborn he jammed with Questlove on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." »Read Full Article
UWM Union Theatre lineup rescues films Milwaukee might not see
The UWM Union Theatre is a hidden gem, although hidden in plain sight on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus at 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd.
It is the court of last resort for films that haven't played in the area, and the theater's fall schedule includes experimental films, documentaries, local premieres and filmmaker appearances. »Read Full Article(1)
Fall movie calendar: 'Jimi: All Is By My Side,' 'Interstellar,' more in orbit
The fall movie season lies not in the stars, but in ourselves.
It's the time of year when movies set in outer space give way to introspective dramas. »Read Full Article
Summer 2014's best movies have an upbeat soundtrack
I'm not just a movie critic; I'm an audience member.
And while I try to be objective about all films, I have personal preferences and prejudices like everyone else. »Read Full Article
David Mitchell's 'Bone Clocks' revisits story lines of 'Cloud Atlas'
Count on David Mitchell — whose novels regularly suggest a Borgesian library — to invoke one of the most famous literary labyrinths of all in "The Bone Clocks," his extraordinary new novel:
"Half way along our journey to life's end I found myself astray in a dark wood," admits one of Mitchell's protagonists — invoking the opening of Dante's "The Divine Comedy" to describe his midlife crisis, which prominently features the decline of his once-promising career as a novelist. »Read Full Article
Greil Marcus travels back roads of rock history through 'Ten Songs'
"The History of Rock 'n' Roll in Ten Songs" is not quite a people's history a la Howard Zinn, although it deals more with individuals and small groups than with large-scale movements. Nor is it an entirely alternate history, although it views major events and figures through the depth of field of a lens focused on minor ones.
It certainly is not an "official, standard" history, Greil Marcus writes, because the 10 songs he has chosen "made no apparent history other than their own." They nevertheless "might count for more than any master narrative that excludes them." »Read Full Article
Nordstrom at Mayfair is planning a restaurant, Ruscello, and a coffee bar
The Nordstrom department store under construction at Mayfair mall in Wauwatosa would include a restaurant called Ruscello and a coffee bar called eBar, according to plans submitted to the city.
Ruscello would be on the north side of the store's first floor, with seats for 127 diners, and would have an adjoining patio seating 44. The coffee bar would be on the second floor. »Read Full Blog Post(9)
Redbox price increase may be coming to a kiosk near you
Redbox appears to, once again, be considering a price hike on its movie and game rentals.
Faced with declining rentals, Redbox is testing out more expensive prices in select markets, according to Investors.com. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Dustin Diamond returns again to his inner Screech
NEW YORK (AP) - The rank of mega-stars who are known simply by one name includes, of course, Madonna, Cher, Beyonce and Bono. Oh, and one more, surely - that man-boy known as Screech.
Samuel "Screech" Powers of the 1990s TV show "Saved by the Bell" has become almost an icon - for gross ineptitude. He was adorkable before there was such a thing. He even had a catchphrase: "Zoinks!" »Read Full Article
Play by Pulitzer-winning area writer Ayad Akhtar released as book
"The Who & The What," which author and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Ayad Akhtar has described as "a Muslim meditation on 'The Taming of the Shrew,'" will be released as a book on Oct. 7.
Akhtar is a graduate of Brookfield Central High School and the son of two Elm Grove doctors: cardiologist father Rashi and retired radiologist mother Masood. »Read Full Blog Post
What to do in Milwaukee this weekend
The Best of Brew City is your mobile guide to going out in Milwaukee. Locate events, live music, bars and restaurants near you and in Milwaukee's most popular neighborhoods. Visitbestofbrewcity.com and download the app for iOS or Android today.
The Milwaukee Rally continues to roll through town, celebrating all things Harley with bands and other entertainment at five southeast Wisconsin Harley-Davidson dealers, with organized rides and more. Check out the free street parties Friday at E. North and N. Farwell avenues (the night's final headliner is local outfit GGOOLLDD), and Saturday starting in the afternoon at N. Water St. and E. Juneau Ave. (bands start at 3 p.m.; the day's headliner Tuscan Road, takes the stage at 9 p.m.). »Read Full Article
Comedian Joan Rivers hospitalized in New York City
NEW YORK (AP) - Joan Rivers remained in a New York City hospital Friday, one day after going into cardiac arrest at a doctor's office.
Melissa Rivers said in a statement Thursday that her mother was resting comfortably. She did not elaborate on the 81-year-old comedian's condition. She offered thanks for an outpouring of "love and support" and asked for continuing thoughts and prayers. »Read Full Article
Sylvan Esso's Amelia Meath: What music I'm listening to
When Nick Sanborn from synthpop duo Sylvan Esso (and late Milwaukee band Decibully) met Esso frontwoman Amelia Meath for the first time at the Cactus Club in 2010, he said within 15 minutes, he felt like they could be lifelong friends.
Talking to her, you know what Sanborn means. She's an instantly likeable, boisterious personality--you may get a sense of that in a feature story I wrote on Sylvan Esso, on Tap Milwaukee this weekend and in Sunday's paper. And perhaps you'll sense that at Esso's Pabst Theater show Sept. 5. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Live theater, the Milwaukee Rally and a quick trip to Italy
So begins a three-day weekend.
That calls for a celebration. At the very least, it calls for a plan. »Read Full Blog Post
Miley Cyrus' date turns self in, posts bail
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - The young homeless man who accompanied Miley Cyrus to the MTV Video Music Awards and who had been sought on an Oregon arrest warrant has turned himself in and posted bail, an Oregon official said Thursday night.
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One of my 147 mower decks has a liittle more play in the bearings than i would like. Is there a way to adjust or shim them up a little.
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Short answer is Yes. But you need to know your deck number. Look up the exploded parts diagrams for your deck and print out with the part numbers.
The answer may be as simple as adding a flat washer under the lock washer and nut on top of the spindle.
If this deck was previously owned, suggest disassembling each spindle and check for missing, damaged, or misplaced parts. Common occurrence from my experience. Also found different style spindles on same deck. Even found a spindle where someone had hack sawed a piece of black pipe to use as a spacer.
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Also, you need to check the play in the bearing with the blades attached and tightened down. On most mower spindles, if you remove the blade, it releases pressure on the spindle and some play in the bearing is apparent. Given the age of that deck though, I would probably suggest tearing them apart and going through them.
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