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A self-serve lemonade stand at summer gatherings (or one staffed by a cute little guy in a yellow bow tie like mine) is not only functional but festive. I don't have the room to store a cute stand, so I decided to design a system to attach a removable faux awning to a table we own that would stow away easily and compactly.
Before I explain this simple system, let's begin by creating the simple awning. Each pennant began as a 3" x 12" rectangle of (alternating) colored cardstock. Fold in half and round the bottom two corners with a corner punch. Sandwich two pieces of string between all folds and glue closed. Be sure the string is free at the top of the fold so the pennants can be slid later for easy placement. Add lettering if desired.
I imagined I would just strap some 1 x 2 poles or dowels to the legs of the kids' play table from inside to support the awning. However, when I actually went to do this, I realized the table top extended out further than the legs. An easy solution was to sandwich another piece of wood, cut to size, between the leg and poles to fill in the gap.
I added two zip ties to each side for stability. You could likely use other bindings, such as ribbon or chenille stems. Be sure the binding won't damage any delicate finishes.
I spray painted my poles yellow, mostly because I am addicted to spray painting anything I can get my hands on. Especially in yellow. Or turquoise. Or white. This isn't necessary of course. Screw in a threaded eyelet at the top of each pole.
Tie each end of the awning banner to the eyelets tautly. When you are done, untie and fold away for future use.
I leaned a chalkboard in front of the table to add a hand-written menu. Since my table legs were unusually wide, I figured I would come up with some decorations to hide the zip ties. I doubt my love of accordion circles will ever fade. Here I designed lemon slice circles, which I scattered around with rolled up masking tape on the back, but I left one zip tie showing for reference.
To get eight segments, I cut two strips of 1.5" x 6.75" yellow cardstock and used the scoring blade in my rotary trimmer to score every .75 inch. Accordion-fold and adhere in one long strip, and then adhere the ends together to form a continuous circle. Flatten at center and hot glue to a 4" paper doily layered onto a 4.25" circle of yellow cardstock easily cut with the circle cutter.
Now that the stand is constructed, the most important element to add is the lemonade! I decided to add a festive touch to the straws by creating little cardstock lemons.
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Sticking with stamps, using a lemon stamp is cute enough on its own to decorate lemon cupcakes glued to toothpicks.
All of the tags were tied to mason jars using twine fed through a 1/8 inch hole punch.
Since the stand and consumables were all decorated, I figured I should craft up a little cuteness for the lemonade stand "staff". I decided on a bright yellow bow tie but then remembered my sewing machine is currently broken.
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I guess I'll start it out since I'm the one that needs the kick in the pants!!!!
200 miles, 1 tempo or progressive long run a week, and my old friend hills
200 miles
Survive the 50 miler on Oct 8
One or two 5k races
Get back to doing speed workouts on the track
* Prepare for a 5k in November
The clock is ticking. I REALLY want a new PR for the 5k before I turn 40 on November 21. I haven't been training for 5k's though.
Make sure my foot heals completely.
Live the Adventure. Enjoy the Journey. Be Kind. Have Faith!
Make sure my foot heals completely.
Sending lots of healing vibes your way!
Going to go ambitious on the miles this month:
Just a dude.
Simple for me:
200 pounds
Getting back in shape... Just need it to be a skinnier shape...
I'm new over here, having passed the 1,000 mile mark and figured I could make 1500 this year. Goals for this month are to run 40-45 mpw so around 160-170 miles for the month and get ready for a 5K I have signed up for on November 5th. Hoping to get some good information on my fitness in preparation for training for a half some time in the late winter or early spring.
Once a runner . . .
200+ miles
Core work
Have fun getting ready for a half marathon on Nov 5
day after day sameness
1. Marathon PR
2. Half marathon PR
3. Ease off to 150 - 160 miles
4. Heal the heel
Choosing my words carefully has never been my strength I've been known to be vague and often pointless
just a simple cat
185 miles
1 marathon, 1 5k, 1 10k: top 3 in ag
get this knee healed
have a lot of fun
I guess as you get more bodacious, you begin to lose more brain cells, because there is a limit to how much magnificence your body can house
2014 Goals
Weight - 200 lbs (stuck around 211)
2000 miles (1190 as of July 1)
Work on stretching and flexibility (doing so much better at this!)
Stay healthy for Boston 2015 (have a BQ -9:00 time) - check!
Marathon - 3:10 (Goal Race in October)
HM 1:29:59 (Goal race in July)
10k - 39:59 (no goal race yet)
5k - 19:55 (19:43 July 4, 2014)
Goal completed! 3:24 marathon.
Bring on November!
Goal completed! 3:24 marathon.
Bring on November!
Your goal was met, with time to spare, gotta love that!
Nice job - wish I was that fast.
Going to go ambitious on the miles this month:
Have fun (This should always go first)
250 miles
At least two 13+ milers every week
back into speedwork (I think the calf is healed up now, and this may mean cutting into the miles a bit)
Lose 4 pounds (Maybe I'll have better luck with this if I'm more specific)
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ANDERSON — Mary Land (Pittsford) Wonders, 90, of Anderson, passed away on Sept. 1, 2013, at Miller's Merry Manor in Chesterfield following an extended illness.
She was born on March 21, 1923, in Anderson, and lived here all of her life.
In the past years, the former farm wife drove a tractor, worked at a local cafeteria and briefly worked at Delco Remy of General Motors before a layoff occurred. Later, Mary had worked at Frisch's on Broadway for 28.5 years before retiring in 1997.
She was a member of the Kindom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Mary is survived by her children, Lois (Melvin) Imel, Becky (Mike) Hudson, JR (Joyce) Pittsford, and Paul (Kenny Hardeman) Pittsford; sister, Martha Smith; brother, Carl (Margaret) Land; four grandchildren, two step-grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, five step-great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandchild; one step-great-great-grandchild; three nieces; and one nephew.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Ezra and Gertrude (Conway) Land; daughter, Marilyn Sue Apodaca; and grandson, Lee Apodaca.
Mary's family would like to thank the staff of Miller's Merry Manor in Chesterfield for the exceptional care they provided to her over the last several years and also her many nursing home friends for their love and support.
Visitation will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday at Robert D. Loose Funeral Homes & Crematory, 200 W. 53rd St., Anderson.
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It seems to be the way of Hollywood. Every eight years or so, we get a romantic comedy starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore as a couple facing inordinate challenges, but somehow managing to make things work out in the end. In "The Wedding Singer" (1998), they were both engaged to other people before seeing the light, and each other. In "50 First Dates" (2004), they fell for each other, but a medical condition caused her to forget who he was every day, until a solution was worked out. In their new film, "Blended," they play single parents who meet on a blind date, realize that they're complete opposites, and intend to keep it that way, then coincidentally end up – kids in tow – on the same African adventure vacation. So what do you think? Will they manage to make things work out in the end? Sandler and Barrymore recently got together to talk about their onscreen and real-life relationships.
You two have developed great screen chemistry. Any idea how that works?
Barrymore: I would sum it up as having to do with respect. I've always respected Adam. I love him. He makes us laugh in the world. Aside from what we do together, I was so in love with the things he did from "Saturday Night Live" and "Happy Gilmore" and "Billy Madison." He has such a gift. But then when it comes down to that one-on-one, where it's just the two of us alone on a playing field, doing our thing, it's like total respect, giddy respect.
Sandler: I've known Drew for a long time, and I love her. In all three movies we have the pleasure of falling in love. In the first two I faked it, but on this one I really did. [He turns to Barrymore.] Would you marry me?
Do you stay in touch between films?
Sandler: We both have families, but we've always stayed in touch. We've always been good friends, and check in on each other as much as possible. No matter what's going on, I'm always pulling for Drew, and I feel the same about her; whenever I'm doing something, I know that she's pulling for me. We have a nice friendship.
Barrymore: And then every eight years I call you up and say we need to meet for lunch, and it's time.
Sandler: It's time to do a movie. [My producer] Mike Karz found a good script for us and we signed up.
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You're both parents. Did that help you connect with the characters in "Blended?"
Barrymore: What really got me when I was reading the script and now when I watch the movie is I want funny because I need to laugh, but I also need heart and I need emotion. I want to laugh and I want to cry. Laughter and crying are like twins. And when these two people quietly talk about how they just want to be good parents, and what will make their kids happy and how are they going to function in this world, that just gets me. It made me cry in the script and it makes me cry in the movie.
Sandler: Being a parent, you've gotta know if your kid is upset. When your kid is upset, it just rattles you; it'll rock you until you know that the kid is not upset. But even when they're not upset, you're always nervous about it. You just want your kid to be happy. Now I understand why my folks were always saying be nice to your sister, and make sure everybody in the family is OK. It's like they're protecting you by saying that the world's gonna throw stuff at you that can hurt you. Just make sure your family's got your back. Now I get that a little more.
Barrymore [to Sandler]: You're a good, patient, loving, awesome parent, much like your character in the movie.
Sandler: You are, too. You're all about your kids.
So with these three movies under your collective belts, are you already thinking of doing another one or two down the road?
Sandler: Yeah, I could see doing an "On Golden Pond" kind of movie with her, but maybe with a few more jokes in there.
"Blended" opens on May 23.
Ed Symkus covers movies for More Content Now.


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Williams finished strong with six catches for 65 yards and a touchdown in the Buccaneers' win over Atlanta on Sunday.||||||| He finished the season with 13 catches for 197 yards and two scores in his last two games. He ended up just shy of 1,000 yards with 996 on the season.
Williams caught seven passes for 132 yards and one score during Sunday's 28-13 loss to St. Louis.||||||| Williams enjoyed his best day in terms of receiving yards.
Williams had one touchdowns and 68 yards on six receptions in Thursday's win over Minnesota.||||||| Williams has caught 18 passes for 332 yards with two TDs in his last four games.
Williams finished with four receptions for 113 yards Sunday, his second consecutive 100-yard game||||||| This is a nice boost for Williams' fantasy owners. However, as quarterback Josh Freeman goes so too may Williams' production.
Williams set season highs with four receptions for 115 yards in Sunday's loss to Washington.||||||| Williams had a good game, but is at best a No. 3 fantasy receiver.


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Personally, I think there's no reason to make a change because it's a non-issue (how many other instances of this have you heard of?) and because the only way it happens is when the gear is mid-used. Ymmv.
Rounding over the sharp edge won't do all that much, would it? That tiny piece of steel could be dull as hell, it is so tiny that it would still cut through the rope, right? Hell, butter knifes can cut loaded ropes. Easily.
People pay higher prices all the time for features they may or may not really need. Example: BD Magnetron I can't say I've used every locking carabiner out there. I have no doubt that there are some biners with sharper edges than others. It's not inconceivable that there'd be some carabiners that I'd prefer not to use given the choice. I'd not be willing to say this is 100% user error until I saw the carabiner in question. Some of y'all act like you be fine and dandy if this happened to you. I'd not blame the manufacturer, but I'd think twice about using that locker again if it had a sharper edge than my other biners.
I'm just gonna throw this out there... Yes, the dude cross loaded the biner and that's an issue but I'd be willing to bet that ain't the whole issue. I purchased a Sterling Velocity 9.8 about a year or so ago and the after one fixed line rappel to clean a route on fine grained Gneiss rock my rope was almost entirely cut. I couldn't find anything distinctively sharp enough for me to say, "oh that's what cut it." After a very close inspection I was basically left say WTF, how did this happen, wtf cut this rope? I've had several other ropes over the years and I've never had a core shot so easily and so quickly and I've been climbing almost 20 years. I was amazed to say the least. A friend who once worked at Sterling thought maybe the sheath had a tight strand and that caused the cutting but Sterling said it would only cut that strand not the rope. My Maxium 9.8 rope has been in use 7 years now and been over some seriously sharp edges, it's been my workhorse rope, and it has fuzz and a little core shot but basically it's in great shape considering and has been beaten to hell and survived. The Sterling rope almost killed me after maybe two uses and looks almost exactly like the OP's photo. I honestly suspect Sterling has a durability issue with their sheath and the quality of the ropes at this point. I personally will not be buying another Sterling anytime soon, or cross loading a locker (though I have with my other ropes and never had this issue, luck?).
The issue here ain't the biner. It's operator error. "failed to notice my biner was cross-loaded..." On your main system? How is that possible? I'm so over reading about rappelling incidents. Get a clue and pay fucking attention to what you're doing.
Morgan, I'm with you man. I have 2 partners who use this rope and I can honestly say that it sucks. It felt as if it was falling apart after the first weekend. They seem to think the rope is great, untill it core shot on the third weekend. Horrible rope. Not to say that's the problem, but i will personally never buy a Sterling.
IF this sharp edge vexes you so much, simply sand it round carefully with some sandpaper.
I am stunned so many of you do not consider this a problem. Even if this is very rare, it happened at least once and worthy of being reported to the manufacturer and the community. I would be scared shitless if that happened to my rope and not use it even to get down unless there was absolutely no other option. It looks like a design flaw in the biner to me. The gate does not close far enough leaving the 'sharp edge' exposed to snag the rope. Keylock biners do not have this particular problem. If rare and unusual events were treated as non-issues we would never gotten wire gate biners that a resistant to gate slap and many other improvements. I do not think the manufacturer produced a defective product, was negligent, or produced a bad product. This is simply a data point which can be used to design a better product in the future. I am glad the OP decided to post his experience.
Seriously, Climber Pat? A design flaw? As I asked before, how many times has this issue come up, out of how many carabiners produced and used over several decades? Quite simply the biner got cross loaded, and the OP should have known better than to weight it in that configuration. Hate to step over this line, but you can't design out stupid. No matter what the manufacturers do to make gear idiot-proof, someone will come along with a better idiot.
Biners can come unclipped from bolts or backclipping. Design flaw? Shit happens. Do your best to prevent shit from happening and/or know what to do when it happens.
Hold up there ......from the the title of this post I expected to read about a wild backcountry crab outbreak.....not some sharp 'biner dialogue. Would have been WAAAY more interesting......just saying.
Don't know about the rope, but that's quite a belly.
It scares me to think of how many people just criticize this post. Yes biners should not be crossloaded, and yes ropes should not cut that easily, but this happened. I am not sure how many people on here have cleaned from hanging anchors (many routes at the Red), but when you do it is sometimes difficult the unweight your slings. Now imagine you have poor holds to use to pull yourself up after you set up your belay/rappel device. The motion of quickly pulling up on the hold while pulling out slack from the atc is what crossloaded the biner, it was not set up to be crossloaded. You are right, this is not an ideal scenario, but it happened. Oh, and to whoever posted about lowering off an anchor, that is a great way to prematurely wear anchors, way to go.
This is a brand new BD Positron. One of my favorite keylock non-lockers. As you can see, on the hinge end of the gate, you have the same thing. Two sharp edges. I haven't looked at many others, but I would guess that many solid gates, locking and non, have this same design, on one side of the gate or the other. It's up to you as the climber/belayer to pay attention to your biner and device orientation. Cross loading isn't just dangerous because of the lower strength of the biner is this orientation. Like others, I would place this event in the user error category. I have never seen this happen to a rope from crossloading a biner though, so thanks for posting- it reinforces the necessity for attention to detail.
I think the criticism from most of us is not that the climber made a mistake, but that they appeared to blame the manufacturer for their mistake. By the way, I don't think the OP was the climber in question but was just re-posting something they found.


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SourceThe Wii may consistently take the console sales crown, but there is no denying that the Xbox 360 sells the most software. As if to drive this point home, Microsoft CFO Chris Liddell recently told CNBC that the Xbox 360's life-to-date attach rate now rests at seven games sold per Xbox 360 Console. As Eurogamer points out, the latest attach rate is significantly higher than the 5.3 attach rate reported last January. Further illustrating just how momentous this feat is, Liddell pointed out that 360 owners are now spending more money on games than an Xbox 360 itself. It's an important point to make, especially for third party publishers. After all, companies want their games where the money is.
I guess thats gonna sway more 3rd party developers to go multiplatform instead of going exclusive in PS3/Wii or even go exclusive on 360.


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Peering intently into the water as he threaded the custom 38-foot Hard Play among open wooden fishing boats anchored in Tobago's Plymouth Cove, Capt. Gerard "Frothy" De Silva was too busy looking for signs of baitfish to notice the happy shouts of children frolicking in the gentle surf less than 200 yards away. Mate Kevin Charles stood at the bow, draped in a cast net and ready to fire upon command.
"There's one!" said De Silva, pointing to the left. But instead of the sparkling ball of bait I expected to see, the long, dark shape of a 50-pound tarpon cruised through the crystal-clear 15-foot depths. Scarcity of bait prolonged our hunt for another 30 minutes, and during that time we spotted three more tarpon plus a pair of 10-pound snook patrolling the area.
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With a good supply of 5-inch "sprats" (the local version of pilchards) finally occupying the livewell, De Silva dropped anchor at the outside edge of the dormant fishing fleet in the cove. My watch showed 11:30 and, while free-lining a bait on a 20-pound spinning outfit, I cursed the airline mix-up responsible for our late-morning start and wondered if fishing at this hour would prove worthwhile.
Before anyone else could even bait a hook, the line twitched and began flowing from the Penn 8500SS. "Got a pickup," I stammered, taken by surprise and almost forgetting to close the bail. Then 70 pounds of shimmering silver climbed skyward in a headshaking surge 15 feet from the transom. Two more leaps and 20 seconds later, the fish made a determined, drag-yanking run of about 100 yards, then broke off our brief but stimulating relationship with a reef-rubbing dive.
While De Silva inspected the frayed mono and set about the task of tying on a new 80-pound Seaguar fluorocarbon leader for me, fellow angler Dan Jacobs dropped a bait in the water and looked over his shoulder to make a wisecrack: "Geez, Frothy, it's a shame the tarpon aren't hungry. I don't want to wait long for a ."
Jacobs never finished because Jack Sprat got crushed flat when an angry 90-pound beast clamped the bait, rolled at the surface and spit the hook. Steady action kept us hopping for several hours after that, but we failed to bring any tarpon to boatside because the larger-than-usual fish easily out-muscled our tackle. These silver kings knew how to defend themselves; rather than wasting energy on impressive yet futile acrobatic displays, they bolted for the sheltering reef and sheared our mono every time. De Silva, speaking in his West Indies accent, best describes the surly attitude of these tarpon: "Dem fellas doan make joke when you hook 'em."
During the 20-minute ride back to Pigeon Point, where De Silva moors his three-boat charter fleet, the skipper apologized for the "slow day" (after all, we had only hooked 10 tarpon in less than five hours) and told us that fishing here can get rather hectic. "When bait's stacked up in Plymouth, tarpon crash the sprats all around the boat. Baitfish and water get splashed into the cockpit. Let me tell you, that's no time to be standing there with your mouth open," he chuckled.
Tobago Tactics
Though bruisers like the ones we encountered occasionally turn up, Tobago tarpon normally range from 30 to 50 pounds - hence De Silva's preference for 20-pound gear. An Albright knot secures a 6-foot leader of 60- or 80-pound fluorocarbon to 20-pound mono main line doubled with a short Bimini twist. Tying a hook to the leader completes the rig, which then works equally well whether drift fishing, slow trolling or free lining from an anchored boat.
De Silva says that most any reef or point around the island will produce tarpon, but he usually finds all the fish his anglers can handle in two principal hot spots just minutes from Pigeon Point. A half-mile stretch of shoreline near the Tobago airport marks a route that tarpon frequently follow in pursuit of "fry" (baitfish resembling small anchovies). Slow trolling does the trick here. "Fry are too small to use as bait," explains De Silva, "but tarpon gorge on them. We look for schools of fry to locate tarpon, then present them with a bigger baitfish. Of course, they take it."
Protected from the open Atlantic, Plymouth Cove offers the perfect setting for drifting or anchoring while letting the current carry live baits to meet their chrome-plated doom. Conditions sometimes permit casting artificials. "When the fry get thick in the cove and tarpon crash them tight to shore, you can get the big boys to take plugs or flies," says De Silva.
Our second morning in Tobago found us back at Plymouth, where rolling tarpon and circling seabirds indicated that baitfish had returned in force. Wise to the size of the tarpon that had moved into the neighborhood and anxious to see a few fish wrestled to the boat for photos, Jacobs marched out of the cabin holding a Penn International 20 spooled with 30-pound mono.
The higher-caliber tackle helped Jacobs subdue and release two 40-pounders in short order. Meanwhile, De Silva, Charles and I each hooked several similar-size poons on 20-pound spin tackle but lost the fish to cutoffs. Our fish-fighting problems stemmed from the fact that De Silva's smaller and more maneuverable Hard Play Light was dry-docked for repairs. We simply couldn't pull anchor quickly enough on the Hard Play to chase down angry tarpon beelining for the reef.
Local anglers have been catching tarpon around Trinidad and Tobago for years, but only recently have charter captains begun focusing on this untapped bonanza. The polite poons avoid creating a conflict of interest for skippers by appearing in larger concentrations during the summer, which represents the blue-water off-season. Even so, I found it incredible that no other boats - private or charter - offered competition for De Silva as we tapped treasure from a swimming silver mine on a gorgeous mid-August Sunday.
We were anchored just off a popular beach, yet the only people who seemed to notice the excitement generated by all the hooked fish were several smartly dressed churchgoers who watched us curiously as they strolled across a grassy knoll overlooking the cove.
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The 15-minute flight from Tobago to Trinidad resulted in a drastic change of scenery. Much larger than her sister island, Trinidad features a bustling capital in Port of Spain yet retains a laid-back lifestyle. The Chaguaramas Peninsula holds three large marinas and serves as the late-summer home of many Caribbean-based pleasure boats since hurricanes rarely dip so far south.
Motoring out of the Crews Inn Marina aboard the charter boat Hook, Jacobs, my wife Ligia and I marveled at the imposing rock walls and cliffs that plunge into the sea. A quick look at the sounder revealed depths exceeding 150 feet quite close to the shoreline. Capt. Peter De La Rosa announced our destination would be the Second Boca, a pass between nearshore islands just minutes from the dock.
De La Rosa showed no concern about the rainy weather. In fact, he predicted we'd find a silver lining in the clouds. "The tarpon usually bite better under dark skies," he said as we began our first drift and fed out line to let the 4-inch herring follow naturally in the current. Seconds later I connected on a 40-pounder. With no sharp and sheltering reef to save it, the jumpy poon came to the transom after a clean, open-water battle on 30-pound spin tackle.
Noticing that my Daiwa BG90 reel was loaded with high-vis green line, Jacobs briefly disappeared and emerged from belowdecks carrying a Penn International 30 packed with 50-pound high-vis mono. "Peter spooled his offshore reels with high-vis, but I didn't think tarpon would bite on it." Then he added with determination, "Now I'm going to catch a big one."
Leaden skies and cool rain deterred neither anglers nor tarpon on that busy afternoon. Two other charter boats, Barbie Doll and Radical, joined in the fun. The deepwater pass seemed polluted with quicksilver. We could see fish rolling every time we looked around - which wasn't all that often because we were usually engaged in combat with scaly opponents. Double and triple hookups kept us dancing around the deck while war whoops across the water indicated the other boats were enjoying similar action.
As the sun journeyed toward the horizon, it pierced the low-lying cloud cover, reflecting off the water and highlighting tarpon backs breaching the surface. Pausing to admire the sparkling waves and amazed by how many tarpon swam below, Jacobs murmured, "We're surrounded by a sea of silver."
Pulling out the big gun proved a wise decision for Jacobs, who nailed a 90-pounder then closed out our evening's activities by hauling in a 120-pound tarpon for a few quick photos and release.
Trinnie Tricks
Three straight evenings of consistent angling showed that our first foray to the Second Boca was no fluke. We'd leave the dock around 3 p.m., catch and release eight or 10 tarpon ranging from 35 to 100-plus pounds, and return by 7. Can you think of a better way to enjoy a sunset cruise?
Skippers in Trinidad favor heavier tackle than that used in Tobago, simply because Trinnie tarpon run larger. Conventional reels in the 20-, 30- and 50-pound class matched to appropriate rods provide the angler with an edge when fighting stubborn fish in deep water, contributing toward shorter battles and healthy releases.
I'm not the preacher type, but I felt like some kind of missionary on this trip. Sharing my supply of size 6/0 and 7/0 Eagle Claw L2004ELG circle hooks made believers of all the local captains when they witnessed a substantial increase in strike-to-hookup conversions. Most of our tarpon were solidly hooked in the button at the roof of the mouth, facilitating hook removal and minimizing chafed leaders from the fish's teeth.
Capt. Jonathan De La Rosa, Peter's son and partner in Island Yacht Charters, has noticed that light levels influence the tarpon bite more than tide stages. "Falling tides make the fish feed more aggressively, but no matter what the tide's doing, you can count on catching tarpon in the late afternoon and evening," he says. "And overcast days get the fish started a bit earlier."
A series of rocky islands dots the sea between Trinidad and Venezuela, providing plenty of current and structure to attract tarpon. You'd think that with so many tempting spots available, choosing where to fish on any given day would be no easy task. The younger De La Rosa candidly admits that convenience plays a role in the decision-making process: "We could try any number of passes around here, and I'm sure they all hold fish - but we rarely have to go farther than the Second Boca, just 10 minutes from the dock."
Summer Fun
The long season of fast-paced, reliable fishing to be had in Trinidad and Tobago represents more of a wide-open barn door than a narrow window of opportunity. De La Rosa says tarpon remain available on a year-round basis, but they become most numerous when Venezuela's Orinoco River swells during the summer rainy season. Freshwater runoff reaches the Trinidad coast where silver kings converge to chase baitfish in the nutrient-rich water.
June, July and August offer chances for half-day excursions delivering double-digit release totals. If you're in the mood to sit in on a heated debate, call a meeting with seven Trinidad charter captains and ask which month brings the best tarpon fishing. I witnessed such a scene as these men discussed the possibility of organizing a tarpon tournament in their home waters. Sid Johnson, secretary of the Trinidad and Tobago Game & Fishing Association, proposed holding the event in June because "tarpon get so thick then, you can walk on them."
"I say we hold it in August," countered Capt. Peter Charles of Executive Marine. "We could have walked on the fish out there today." (After having fought six bullish poons in three hours prior to the meeting, I felt more like the fish had walked over me.) The discussion continued as other captains recited numbers of fish they've seen in July.
Whether you visit in early, mid or late summer, the numbers will tell you these islands offer world-class tarpon fishing in an unhurried and uncrowded setting. Do the math for yourself and you'll see: Trinidad + Tobago = Tarpon.


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10:11am Tuesday 22nd April 2014 in National Entertainment News © Press Association 2014
Simon Cowell has enjoyed an Easter day out in Los Angeles with girlfriend Lauren Silverman and their baby, Eric.
The music mogul and his family spent Easter Sunday eating lunch in West Hollywood where Simon, 54, played the doting dad, according to the Daily Mirror.
X Factor boss Simon swapped his usual unimpressed expression and critical eye for smiles and coos as he cradled his son, born on Valentine's Day this year.
Simon also kissed and cuddled Lauren, 36, during lunch at The Ivy in Beverly Hills.
His right-hand woman Sinitta recently told Hello!: "He seems so much more calmer and more grounded. It's stressful being an international star, but Eric has given him something bigger.
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Marine Cpl. Alex Domion of Richfield Springs, 21, died Oct. 31 as the result of a non-combat-related incident in Afghanistan's Helmand province, according to a Department of Defense announcement. He was assigned to the 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force at Camp Lejeune, N.C.
The Pentagon said Domion's death is still under investigation. No other details have been released.
He enlisted in the Marines in 2009.
"We're shocked and saddened" Richfield Springs Central School Superintendent Robert Barraco said about the news. As a school, "our sympathy goes out to the family." Barraco said he is receptive to helping them "any way we can," to deal with their loss.
Domion's grandmother Rose Shipman of Richfield Springs, said he left for his second deployment to Afghanistan about two weeks ago. He turned 21 in September. He received three Purple Hearts for his service.
"He was always a good kid," who liked to hunt, fish and ride snowmobiles, she said.
He married Amber Grant about two years ago. They met as students at Richfield Springs High School where he was year ahead of her. She graduated in 2010.
After they got married they bought a house near Camp Lejeune, Shipman said. "She is a sweetheart," who, like the rest of the family, is going through a difficult time.
"It was something he always wanted to do," is what Richfield Springs Central School Principal TheriJo Climenhaga said about Domion joining the Marines. He was a non-traditional student at the school about four years ago, when she was an assistant principal. He ended up getting a GED and attending Herkimer County Community College to get the credits he needed to join the Marines. "He found his niche," she said. "He was a nice kid with a good sense of humor."
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo directed that flags on state government buildings be flown at half-staff on Tuesday in honor of Domion.
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The association has standards and offers education for those who supervise and care for women during a pregnancy as well as care for the newborn. While not licensed doctors or nurses, midwives typically assist in home births.Up until now, it has been illegal for midwives to be involved in home births in Indiana unless they were certified nurse-midwives and licensed by the state.As of July 1, however, there will be a mechanism for the state to recognize an additional group of midwives who routinely attend home births and who have been certified by a national midwifery organization recognized by other states. Indiana Gov. Mike Pence recently signed into law a House Enrolled Act that makes Indiana the 28th state in the nation to legalize and regulate midwives who attend at-home births.It will still be illegal to practice midwifery without being licensed by the state. Certification will come through the Indiana Medical Licensing Board.Even though the law may only impact about a dozen midwives, this law is good for women considering a home birth.But a critical provision of the law increases the oversight of the certified midwives by physicians and requires expectant mothers who plan a home birth to be seen at least twice — in the first and third trimester — by that supervising physician.The latter stipulation can help many Hoosiers accept the often misunderstood midwife concept.The Indiana Midwives Association, which stresses safe childbirths, has sought respect for its members. It has done so by working with legislators to craft this bill.Parents do have a right to decide which childbirth is best for them. But they should understand that holistic care and the birth of a child requires accountability.By demanding that physicians be involved with a midwife procedure, the state is helping to guard against potential harm to mother and child.
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TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) - A member of Congress from Michigan has introduced a bill that would require separating Lake Michigan from the Mississippi River watershed in the Chicago area to block the path of Asian carp and other invasive species.
Republican U.S. Rep. Candice Miller said Wednesday that the measure would authorize the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to construct barriers severing the connection between the two aquatic systems.
The Corps offered two options to accomplish that goal in a report last month.
Business groups in Illinois and Indiana say separation would damage the economy and cause flooding. Miller and other supporters say it's the only sure way to protect the Great Lakes from Asian carp.
If enacted, the bill would set a timetable for designing a separation project and beginning construction.
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In short: Great to have it back in the race calendar againIn full: Great marshals and its always nice to have your name called out as you cross the line. I'm sure they will take on board the few tweaks that are needed for next year with regard to signage/marshal placing.Date of review: February 23, 2014
In short: A lovely Sunday morning run though the grounds of Cornbury, although I didn't see any deerDate of review: September 30, 2012
In short: Great organisation and a scenic race too.In full: Despite the great low key feel to it, this race was very well organised and attracts some quality runners as well as plenty in fancy dress too. Even when the village hall's toilets were overwhelmed by the volume of runners using them, the organisers rapidly opened up the toilets in the pub. Fantastic support, not just in the main square that you run through 3 times, but also out on the course Date of review: December 28, 2011
In short: One of my all time favourite races- helped by a PBIn full: Excellent marshals who encouraged us round. Lots of them seemed to be from the local clubs which always helps. Plenty of drinks stations in the right places. Great organisation too, from the race pack to the website to the day itself. The traffic controls are a godsend and made me feel much safer on crossing the roads. Please extend my thanks to the turkeys and geese at Peachcroft farm who cheered us on too (just don't mention Christmas to them!).Date of review: October 16, 2011
In short: Great race for a PB and a full goody bagIn full: Well organised with friendly marshals, good support and one of the best commentators at a race I've heard. The worst bit is the narrow start but at least its chip timed so even that isn't too much of an issue.Date of review: May 11, 2011
In short: Should be fast as its so flat but the hot weather conspired against me this yearDate of review: April 14, 2011
In short: Stunning scenery with a variety of terrain. Friendly supportive marshals and well organised.Date of review: April 5, 2011
In short: Very friendly with every runner announced and cheered over the line.In full: Good mix of club and fun runners. Lovely scenery, well oraginised and good marshals. Please sort the weather out for next year!Date of review: October 4, 2010
In short: Excellent local support and well organised but what was that low cal Powerade about? Toilets were the worst I've ver come across in a western country.Date of review: September 20, 2010
In short: Very enjoyable raceIn full: Those 2 or 3 little hills probably prevent if being a PB course, although the long downhill at the end might make up for them. Very friendly marshals and plenty of them although I didn't get told to cross to the right side of the road by a marshal- just followed the crowd. An earlier post mentioned he thought the 7 and 8km markers were missing. I saw the 7 but not the 8km. Very welcome bacon butty at the end and the shoe bag will always be useful.Date of review: August 8, 2010
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Leo (best Actor)and Clint (best director) go up against themselves.
(CNN) -- The nominations for the 64th Golden Globes were announced Thursday morning in Los Angeles, California.
The nominees for best drama are "Babel," "Bobby," "The Departed," "Little Children" and "The Queen."
The nominees for best comedy or musical are "Borat," "The Devil Wears Prada," "Dreamgirls," "Little Miss Sunshine" and "Thank You for Smoking."
The nominees for best actor in a drama are Leonardo DiCaprio ("Blood Diamond" and "The Departed"), Peter O'Toole ("Venus"), Will Smith ("The Pursuit of Happyness") and Forest Whitaker ("The Last King of Scotland").
The nominees for best actress in a drama are Penelope Cruz ("Volver"), Judi Dench ("Notes on a Scandal"), Maggie Gyllenhaal ("Sherry Baby"), Helen Mirren ("The Queen") and Kate Winslet ("Little Children").
The nominess for best actor in a comedy or musical are Sasha Baron Cohen ("Borat"), Johnny Depp ("Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest"), Aaron Eckhart ("Thank You for Smoking"), Chiwetel Ejiofor ("Kinky Boots") and Will Ferrell ("Stranger Than Fiction").
The nominees for best actress in a comedy or musical are Annette Bening ("Running with Scissors'), Toni Collette ("Little Miss Sunshine"), Beyonce Knowles ("Dreamgirls"), Meryl Streep ("The Devil Wears Prada") and Renee Zellweger ("Miss Potter").
The nominees for best director are Clint Eastwood ("Flags of Our Fathers" and "Letters From Iwo Jima"), Stephen Frears ("The Queen"), Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu ("Babel") and Martin Scorsese ("The Departed").
The nominees for best supporting actor are Ben Affleck ("Hollywoodland"), Eddie Murphy ("Dreamgirls"), Jack Nicholson ("The Departed"), Brad Pitt ("Babel") and Mark Wahlberg ("The Departed").
The nominees for best supporting actress are Adriana Barraza ("Babel"), Cate Blanchett ("Notes on a Scandal"), Emily Blunt ("The Devil Wears Prada"), Jennifer Hudson ("Dreamgirls") and Kikuchi Rinko ("Babel").
The nominees for best screenplay are "Babel," "Little Children," "Notes on a Scandal," "The Departed" and "The Queen."
"Cars," "Happy Feet" and "Monster House" all earned nominations for best animated film.
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Actress, Drama: Patricia Arquette, "Medium"; Edie Falco, "The Sopranos"; Evangeline Lilly, "Lost"; Ellen Pompeo, "Grey's Anatomy"; Kyra Sedgwick, "The Closer"
Actor, Drama: Patrick Dempsey, "Grey's Anatomy"; Michael C. Hall, "Dexter"; Hugh Laurie, "House"; Bill Paxton, "Big Love"; Kiefer Sutherland, "24"
Series, Musical or Comedy: "Desperate Housewives," ABC; "Entourage," HBO; "The Office," NBC; "Ugly Betty," ABC; "Weeds," Showtime
Actress, Musical or Comedy: Marcia Cross, "Desperate Housewives"; America Ferrera, "Ugly Betty"; Felicity Huffman, "Desperate Housewives"; Julia Louis-Dreyfus, "The New Adventures of Old Christine"; Mary-Louise Parker, "Weeds"
Actor, Musical or Comedy: Alec Baldwin, "30 Rock"; Zach Braff, "Scrubs"; Steve Carrell, "The Office"; Jason Lee, "My Name is Earl"; Tony Shalhoub, "Monk"
Miniseries or movie: "Bleak House," PBS; "Broken Trail," AMC; "Elizabeth I," HBO; "Mrs. Harris," HBO; "Prime Suspect: The Final Act," PBS
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Supporting Actor, Series, Miniseries or Movie: Thomas Haden Church, "Broken Trail"; Jeremy Irons, "Elizabeth I"; Justin Kirk, "Weeds"; Masi Oka, "Heroes"; Jeremy Piven, "Entourage"
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Last night was a sad night, and one that marks a turning point in this franchise's history. It was the end of an era, one that seemed to come and go too fast. One that started with so much promise, so much hope, so much dinosaur like wonder, only to end in a fumble to lose the game. Rusty had a shot to go out on the shoulders of his teammates, ala Rudy, but alas, it was not meant to be. I've written a haiku to commemorate Rusty's starting career.
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I'd like anyone reading this to stop right now and just take a moment of silence now for Rusty, for the lives Rusty touched, and just anything else he might have done. I bid you adieu sweet Rusty and I wish you the best. Please leave your favorite Rusty moments in the comments, I hardly have the heart to do the links after witnessing the end, but the show must go on.
Damion Stafford has been so under the radar that Paul Kuharsky thought he went undrafted. Check out PK's thoughts from last night's game.
I missed the first quarter and would like to know how Walker looked out there. Locker was efficient going 3-5, but obviously didn't see a whole lot of time.
Fanspeak believes we'll finish 6-10. That's fine, again I think we are going to prove people wrong. Greg Cosell said on the Herd that Jake Locker may be the most improved QB this year. Where Jake goes, we go. Lets do this.
Quote of the Day: "Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened." We're gonna miss you big guy.
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