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The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle (1892)
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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This is a short Sherlock Holmes Christmas mystery involving a Christmas goose and a missing gem. Holmes's classic deductive reasonings are demonstrated and there is a nice holiday message. Alan Cummings as the narrator was excellent. A fun listen and a nice free Christmas gift from Audible.
A very entertaining mystery short story from the Sherlock Holmes short stories collection. The plot is quite simple and intelligent: Watson visits his friend Holmes at Christmas time and finds him contemplating a battered old hat, brought to him by the commissionaire Peterson after the hat and a Christmas goose had been dropped by a man in a scuffle with some street ruffians. Peterson takes the goose home to eat, but later returns to Holmes with a blue carbuncle his wife had found in the bird's crop (throat). Holmes makes some interesting deductions concerning the owner of the hat from simple observations of its condition, conclusions amply confirmed when an advertisement for the owner produces the man himself: Henry Baker.
Holmes cannot resist such an intriguing mystery, and he and Watson set out across the city to determine exactly how the jewel, stolen from the Countess of Morcar during her stay at a hotel, wound up in a goose's crop. The man who dropped the goose, Mr. Henry Baker, comes to reclaim his hat in response to Holmes' advertisement. Holmes drops hints about how he saved the "innards" of the goose, but Baker fails to respond to them, simply saying that he is afraid goose remains are not much use. He does, however, give Holmes valuable information, eventually leading him to the conclusive stage of his investigation, at Covent Garden. Holmes offers a fresh goose to Henry Baker, who responds with gladness and departs, whereupon Holmes tells Watson that Baker is eliminated from the suspect list as he obviously knows nothing about the carbuncle. At Covent Garden, a salesman named Breckinridge gets angry with Holmes, complaining about all the people who have pestered him about geese sold recently to the landlord of the Alpha Inn. Clearly, someone else knows that the carbuncle was in a goose and is looking for the bird.
Holmes expects that he will have to visit the goose supplier in Brixton, but it proves unnecessary: the other "pesterer" that the salesman mentioned shows up right then, a cringing little man named James Ryder whom Holmes prevails upon to tell the whole sordid story, by first mentioning that Ryder is probably looking for a goose with a black bar on its tail, a remarkable bird that "[laid] an egg after it was dead". Of course, Holmes has already deduced most of it.
Ryder, believing he was being pursued for the theft, fed the carbuncle to a goose being bred by his sister Maggie Oakshott. He was to have had that goose as a gift, but lost track of which one it was.
When Ryder cut open the goose and found no gem, he went back to his sister, who had provided the Alpha Inn geese, and asked if there was more than one goose with a black bar on its tail. She said there were two, but he was too late: she had sold it to Breckinridge at Covent Garden. Breckinridge had already sold the geese to the Alpha Inn, and the other goose with a black bar on its tail had found its way to Henry Baker as his Christmas fowl. Ryder and his accomplice — the countess's maid, Catherine Cusack — contrived to frame John Horner, a plumber who worked at the same hotel as Ryder and had previously been imprisoned for robbery, for the crime.
Holmes, however, does not take the standard action against the man, it being Christmas, concluding that arresting the clearly anguished Ryder will only make him into a more hardened criminal later. Ryder flees to the continent and Horner will be freed as the case against him will collapse without Ryder's perjured testimony. Holmes remarks that he is not retained by the police to remedy their deficiencies.
I recommend this book to all readers that love a good mystery story, mainly those who enjoy Sherlock Holmes mystery stories.
Cute short Holmes mystery. Because it was so short, you really didn't get a chance to fall into the story like Doyle's longer works.
A little Christmas story free from audible. A little grace handed out by Sherlock to one unfortunate man and a would be crook.
A short story or novella that I enjoyed, but didn't have much to it. I did enjoy turning over the word "carbuncle" in my mind. It is a word that we don't hear very often and certainly don't attribute to beautiful gems.
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The main tub seal is located between the transmission and the outer tub. Its the primary water seal in the outer tub for the transmission-shaft. If your washer is leaking during the fill cycle, or at agitation time, your tub seal may need to be replaced. You can check if the tub seal needs to be replaced by watching that area during an actual fill cycle. Take off the front panel, or if it is a front-loading washer, the rear panel. Without touching the washing machine, observe the place where the shaft of the transmission comes into the tub and the weep holes at the housing of the rear bearing. If there is water leaking, the tub seal is at fault.
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This site has backgrounds for your pages & was the site that the group page background was obtained from.
Our AMIGO group membership card fur all members to post on their pages is located here!!! Please enjoy & display proudly!!! RUFFS & PURRS to you all!
3. Black Cat Irish Pub
Starting March 7th we will have live traditional Irish music to kick off St. Patrick's Day... see you all at the Black Cat Irish Pub!
4. Kitty Whiskas for Casters Group
This group is fur cats who have been in shelters or rescued, who are in foster care or have been adopted, or even those who are stray or feral. It's based on the Kitty Whiskas group from Yahoo.com This is a wonderful group & the group's admin is our sweet furfriend Bitu!!!
5. The Kitty Whiskas For Catsters Canine Auxillary
This group is the canine branch of Kitty Whiskers for Catsters . It's for dogs who have a heart for cats who have been in shelters or been rescued or who are in foster care or have been adopted or even stray or feral. Both cats and dogs are welcomed to join. This is a great group & it's admin. is our dear furfriend, Bitu who is also a member of our group.
6. Duet for Lassie - Who's Line Is It Anyway?
Special guest Lassie on the Who's Line Is It Anyway Game Show...
An upbeat & fun group wif games & tons of fun fur all to share!!!
8. Light a Candle
Here's a pawlace where you can light a candle for a fur-friend who needs our purrs and barks.
9. Naughty Little Devil's Club
This is a group fur all you naughty little ones out there....Adam Chewbacca...the King Of Naughty has started this group!!! Come by to share all the fun wif Adam & the gang!!! If you are just a "wittle" bit naughty, this is the club fur you!!!
10. Friends & Family Of Naughty Little Devil's Club
This is a group fur anyfur who has a naughty one in your home......a great place fur us to share stories & have a great time wif each other!!!!!!
11. Patches Bush and Ralph Bowers Wedding!
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Winners: Tensai, Brodus Clay and Naomi
- We get a replay of the WrestleMania XXX announcement.
- Up next, Swagger's State of the Union address.
- Back from the break and Jack Swagger is in the ring with Zeb Colter. Swagger talks about winning Elimination Chamber and putting the weight of our nation on his shoulders. We see Alberto Del Rio and Ricardo Rodriguez watching backstage. Swagger says tonight is about America and the State of the Union. Swagger says only one man is honest enough to deliver it - Zeb Colter. Zeb thanks our founding fathers since it's President's Day. Colter says the Bill of Rights gives he and Swagger the right to stand out here and voice their opinion. Zeb says the State of the Union is pathetic but it's not Americans fault. Zeb says the blame is on the people living in our country that don't mind taking everything. Zeb says America has a real problem and it needs to be fixed. Zeb puts over Swagger and brings up WrestleMania 29. Zeb says the match is more like a battle for the heart and soul of America.
Zeb says Alberto Del Rio came into America only to take advantage. Zeb says Swagger will win the World Title and reclaim America at WrestleMania 29. We The People. Swagger chants this as his new music plays. Daniel Bryan's music hits and out he comes.
Daniel Bryan vs. Jack Swagger
One-half of the WWE Tag Team Champions Daniel Bryan comes out for the next match as we go to commercial.
Back from the break and Swagger has Bryan on the mat. Bryan's ribs are taped from the Chamber match. Bryan fights up and out. Bryan with kicks on Swagger. Swagger gets countered and rolled up for 2. Swagger blocks a surfboard and shoves Bryan off. Bryan drops Swagger's face into the corner and kicks him. Bryan takes Swagger back down for a 2 count. Bryan continues working on the arm. Bryan with a knee to the face but Swagger clotheslines him out to the floor.
They fight on the floor and Bryan dropkicks Swagger. Bryan runs the apron but misses a shot. Swagger scoops him and rams him back into the fan barrier. Swagger brings it in the ring for a pin attempt. Swagger works on the leg now. Swagger keeps control and keeps Bryan on the mat with another submission. Swagger goes on and hits the Swagger Bomb but Bryan kicks out. Bryan counters with boots in the corner. Bryan fights back with right hands. Bryan makes a comeback and sends Swagger flying out to the floor. Bryan runs the ropes and takes out Swagger with a suicide dive. They come back in and Bryan goes to the top. Bryan nails a missile dropkick for a 2 count. Bryan with kicks to the chest now. Swagger catches a kick and slams Bryan. Bryan goes for the No Lock and gets it locked in. Swagger gets his foot on the bottom rope and breaks the hold. Bryan misses a dropkick in the corner and lands on his head. Swagger drops a knee on Bryan's leg. Swagger takes out the knee with a chop block as Zeb looks on. Swagger applies the Patriot Lock and Bryan taps for the win.
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I'm so excited to announce that Pagan Families contributor Hannah E. Johnston has just released Children of the Green: Raising our Kids in Pagan Traditions. In celebration of the new book, June's Pagan Families Flash Points round-robin topic is all about writing and parenting: Beyond Mommy Blogging. How do you make time and mental space to write with babies or small children around? What factors do you consider when deciding whether to write about your children or other family members? Wher … [Read more...]
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Picture Books for Pagan Families: Spring Equinox
By Meg Yardley The Spring Equinox is a wonderful festival for celebrating the beginnings of spring with your family. This page suggests some ways for families to celebrate Ostara together. Hopefully at this time of year you are able to spend more time outside, as there is so much to discover and enjoy outside in the springtime, but on evenings and rainy days it's great to have some picture books to curl up and read together. In honor of the Equinox, you may want to seek out books related to: … [Read more...]
November Link Round-Up: Self-care, pregnancy, and books
November was a big month for reflecting on self-care... "Self care might just be the most religious act that one can do." -- Crystal Blanton; Author, High Priestess, Counselor, WitchFrom deprivation to ease: Pagan parents taking care of ourselves The Power of Self CareThere were also posts around the web on pregnancy, birth, abortion, and parenting...The Birth of a Mother | Jodi the Doula Place at the Table Loving kindness at Thanksgiving 40 Days of Ritual to Keep Abortion … [Read more...]
October Link Round-Up: Blessings, births, babies, and more
Observances and Events October was a busy month around here! We celebrated National Midwifery Week & International Babywearing Week as well as observing Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. This year's Spirit Babies ceremony was announced: This year, the Spirit Babies ceremony will be at the Mudd Building, Room 100 of the Pacific School of Religion at 1798 Scenic Avenue in Berkeley on Sunday 12/15 from 1-2pm. This is an interfaith service for people to come together to remember, … [Read more...]
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"What is more mysterious than the great unknown existing beyond the frontiers of birth and death?" - Amy Wright Glenn in Birth, Breath, & Death, the Sacred Readings: A Global Book Club book in June. It's time for a round-up of the best links shared on the Pagan Families Facebook page in July.On Pagan Pregnancy and Parenting:From The Allergic Pagan: The Challenges of Family Rituals: "Paganism can be incredibly intricate. In simplifying it for my children, is something lost in the … [Read more...]
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Morrison's novel is...vital and rich.... Her extravagantly beautiful, doomed characters are locked in a world where hope for the future is a foreign commodity, yet they are enormously, achingly alive. And this book about them—and about how their beauty is drained back and frozen—is a howl of love and rage, playful and funny as well as hard and bitter....
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An Ecotour Helps the Economy
In a time when small businesses may be struggling, the Walker family took a leap, and now they're helping Ocala tourists take a different kind of leap...from a zip line. I had a chance to visit the Walkers at Zip Line and Canopy Tours to get a new perspective on the treetops and the economy of Ocala.
Course Manager Bobby Walker says the goals are simple:
"Really create some new jobs. We've already hired about 30 people here and they're all locals from around the area, and we're hoping to hire 25 more in late January, early February."
As everyone saddled up and chatted, I discovered most of the tourists on the ride drove in from out of town. Paul Jordan is from Beverly Hills in Citrus County.
"It's been wonderful," he says, "definitely enjoyable, enlightening, not something you would do on an every day basis but well worth doing."
The course features the longest, highest and fastest zip line in the state. It's called the Speed Trap, and for good reason. It's 1,100 feet long and when you put a certain reporter on the zip line with camera in hand, you may hear some pretty far reaching sound effects.
The property's history also fits neatly with the Walkers' mantra of preservation.
"For the most part," says Bobby Walker, "we try to keep it as natural as we can. The property was an old abandoned lime rock mine in the 1940's. The features here are unlike any other. And we're trying to preserve that and keep it as natural as possible."
And in preserving it, they're also hoping to open the eyes of the eco-adventurists sailing across the forest.
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NEW YORK, March 26 (Reuters) - The world's chief nuclear inspector said on Saturday that Japan was "still far from the end of the accident" at its Fukushima nuclear complex, The New York Times reported.
Yukiya Amano, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, cautioned that the nuclear emergency could go on for weeks, if not months more. He spoke to the Times by telephone from Vienna, where the IAEA is based.
Radiation levels have soared in seawater near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, Japanese officials said on Saturday, as engineers struggled to stabilize the power station two weeks after it was hit by a massive earthquake and tsunami.
Engineers were trying to pump radioactive water out of the power plant 150 miles (240 km) north of Tokyo, after it was found in buildings housing three of the six reactors. On Thursday, three workers sustained burns at reactor No. 3 after being exposed to radiation levels 10,000 times higher than usually found in a reactor.
Amano, who the Times said had made a recent trip back to Japan, said authorities were still unsure about whether the reactor cores and spent fuel were covered with the water needed to cool them.
He told the newspaper he saw a few "positive signs" with the restoration of some electric power to the plant. But, he said, "More efforts should be done to put an end to the accident," although he also said he was not criticizing Japan's response.
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In the Stanly News and Press... Officals will be lowering the level of Tillery lake by 10 ft (at least ) starting on Sept 28 thru Oct 6. This will also cause Blewit Falls to decrease by the same amount. The Lake will be allowed to refill by rain and river flow only. In other words, no duck hunting on these bodies of water for awhile. :pissed: My question is why the HELL every year these *** holes screw with the lake levels in this area. What, the are tree huggers and don`t like duck hunting? Why not do this some other time of year. Yes I know there are less people on the lake at this time. Doesn`t matter to me. I wish DU or another org. could get these officals to agree to some kind of conservation agreement to help promote the duck pop. in this area. SUCKS FOR US AGAIN!!!!!!
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Outback Bowl Preview
Dec. 28, 2013
Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2014 • 1 p.m. ET • Tampa, Fla. • Raymond James Stadium (65,657)
Iowa returns to the bowl scene with its fifth bowl berth in the last six seasons and will take on LSU in the Outback Bowl at 1 p.m. ET on Jan. 1 in Tampa, Fla. The Hawkeyes will make their 27th postseason appearance overall, having won three of their last four bowl contests. It will be the fourth trip to the Outback Bowl for Iowa, having won in both 2004 and 2009. Iowa and LSU have made a combined 69 bowl appearances. The Hawkeyes are 14-11-1 all-time, while the Tigers are 22-22-1 all-time in bowl games. Iowa is 11-11-0 all-time against the SEC, including a 4-2 mark in bowl games.
On offense, LSU was fourth in the SEC in rushing (265.1) and sixth in scoring (37.0), rushing (200.8) and total yards (465.9) during the regular season. LSU is the first team in SEC history to feature a 3,000-yard passer (Zach Mettenberger), two 1,000-yard receivers (Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry) and a 1,000-yard running back (Jeremy Hill) in the same season. However, LSU will be breaking in a new quarterback against Iowa after Mettenberger went down with a season-ending injury in the regular season finale against Arkansas. True freshman quarterback Anthony Jennings will make his first start in the Outback Bowl, after he led LSU on a 99-yard game-winning drive against Arkansas. He will have three All-SEC players who have racked up more than 1,000 yards to help him succeed in wide receivers Beckham Jr. (1,117 yds, 8 TDs) and Landry (1,172 yards, 10 TDs) – the first receiving duo to each eclipse 1,000 yards in school history – and Hill (1,185 rushing yards, 14 TDs) in the backfield. Hill, who ranks second in the SEC in rushing with 107.7 yards per game, is averaging 6.8 yards per carry. He has produced six 100-yard rushing games in his last 10 contests, including four out of his last seven games. LSU's 5,591 yards of total offense is the most through the first 12 games of a season in school history, while the team's 3,181 passing yards rank fourth in single-season school history.
Iowa finished the regular season ranked third in the Big Ten in points allowed (18.8) – a mark that also ranked 11th nationally – as well as second in pass defense (182.3), third in total yards (303.2), and fourth against the rush (120.8). With LSU averaging 200 yards on the ground, Iowa will look to contain the Tigers' attack and make them the 11th opponent the Hawkeyes have held below their season average this year. The Iowa defense has allowed five rushing touchdowns in 2013, tied for the lowest total in the nation with top-ranked Florida State. The Hawkeyes have also been tough in the red zone, allowing just 13 touchdowns inside the 20-yard-line this year. On the other side, LSU's offense has scored 35 red-zone touchdowns. Iowa's strength comes from the linebacker position. Senior James Morris is the only Big Ten player this season to record at least 90 tackles, four sacks, and four interceptions. His 8.2 tackles per game ranks eighth in the conference. He has six career interceptions, including four this season, and 8.5 career sacks. Morris, along with fellow linebackers Christian Kirksey and Anthony Hitchens, have accounted for 10 takeaways this season. Kirksey has one interception, two fumble recoveries and a forced fumble, while Hitchens has three forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, and one pick. Additionally, defensive back B.J. Lowery and safety Tanner Miller have three interceptions each on the year.
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"We had a great wedding day! I knew going in that details won't all be perfect. November was cold with a little bit of flurries but being that our ceremony and reception were in the same building it made for a comfortable evening for our guests. We chose this location to host our wedding site because of the fresh details and vibrant colors in the marketplace. In addition, the marketplace provided entertainment of all sorts for the guests, old and young. If you are considering this location, make sure you negotiate parking for your guests. Most of the time guests of the marketplace are entitled to 3 free hours of ramp parking."
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Reception = JADE ASIAN + midtown global market920 E Lake St
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North's happy to announce we're in the middle of a veritable heat wave in SF since he's not a cold weather fan! If you live in a colder climate where your snow bunnies can run and play (and hopefully pee) in the white stuff, try tossing them a snowball. Say you don't have the similarly-shaped toy at the ready, would your fetch loving pets chase a snowball in a pinch?
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i love snow (being born and raised in NJ) but our pup was born and adopted in our new home...Miami so he won't be seeing snow for a while lol he'd prob love it though
If my yorkie went outside in the snow he would probably either start shaking really bad or die of shock. He hates the cold. He does have a scarf, sweater and little boots but he is only 3 pounds so I don't think that would be enough for him. :-)
My childhood dog has seen snow. He hates it. But my dad's new dog hasn't. I have a feeling he would chase snowballs. When it rains, he'll jump up and down in the yard catching raindrops. (He's a goofy dog.)
Took P on our ski trip for the first time and she loved the snow!! She chased after snow balls like crazy and would have done all day if I didn't go skiing!
That picture is so cute. My black lab, Ebony, loved doing that. And she loved rolling around in the snow! She was a very adventurous dog. She loved the snow, and she loved rolling and running along the beach in the summer. I miss her just thinking about it.
I have two doxies. Sweetie hates even getting wet let alone cold and wet so it is a challenge to get her outside at all in the winter. But Giz is another story. A couple of weeks ago it was snowing very big fluffy flakes and while I was shovelling a path for Sweets, Giz was chasing the snowflakes, jumping to get them, bounding through the snow in the yard, it was hilarious. Especially since the snow piled up in the yard was my knee height and he is a rather fat doxies weighing in at 24 pounds. I figured he was getting a good workout.
Nope, Zena hates the snow, so no snowballs.
My pup LOVES catching snowballs - but he eats them. And then he wont stop eating snow. It's fun to watch. PS - It's -10 right now...
My little lady is a pitbull/boxer mix, so she's full of energy. Throwing snowballs into the snow and watching her scramble to find them is probably the only thing that keeps her attention for over 10 minutes.
I'm in orange county, ca and yesterday we were at 89°!! I think the snow in big bear will melt before we get a chance to get out there. :(
I love doing this with my pups. :)
We tried tossing a few snowballs around and she jumped up in the air to catch it and then became dazed when she couldn't find it (it broken into pieces when she grabbed for it). It was a sight to see!
My Boston/Yorkie is not a big fan of cold but she likes to jump in the snow when it's not freezing. She also likes to lick virgin white snow. I think that if I make her fetch a snowball, she will have eaten have of it by the time she brings it back :D
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Limbaugh: Delaware Voters Defeated National Republican Establishment
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Today's edition of The Rush Limbaugh Show focused primarily on yesterday's Republican primary in Delaware. Throughout the program Limbaugh and callers extolled Christine O'Donnell, Delaware Republicans' newly minted candidate for Senate, for her ideological purity and lambasted her defeated opponent, Rep. Mike Castle (R-DE), for his apostasy, as well as the national Republican establishment for their unflinching support of the "RINO" Castle. In particular, many callers asked why Fox News commentator and former Bush adviser Karl Rove so strongly advocated for Castle and attacked the more conservative O'Donnell. Limbaugh, for his part, wondered why Rove attacked a fellow Republican so strongly and why Rove, according to Limbaugh, never attacks Democrats like that.
This discussion of Castle vs. O'Donnell and the role played by the national Republican establishment took place within the larger context of a great struggle for the future of the nation. This election, Limbaugh said, wasn't about Democrats vs. Republicans, but about the country vs. Washington. Limbaugh repeatedly attacked national Republicans, saying they only cared about the money, power and prestige that come with being moderate and having a Senate majority, rather than about implementing conservative policies. Limbaugh said that it was better to have a liberal Democrat than a moderate Republican in office, because moderate Republicans vote like Democrats while diluting the Republican brand.
Beyond the Delaware primary and its implications for the future of the republic, Limbaugh again, as he has over the past few editions of his program, discussed Ines Sainz, the female reporter who was allegedly harassed in the locker room of the New York Jets football team. Limbaugh criticized "pansy sportswriters" for their criticism of the team, claiming that there is "no difference" between their comments and "what... Gloria Steinem would say twenty years ago." He also lauded New Jersey Governor Chris Christie for attempting to cut teacher's compensation and suggested that a caller would be "reported to Michelle Obama" because of the caller's dietary choices.
Highlights from today's show:
Limbaugh: Caller "will be reported to Michelle Obama" because she'll be "considered to be part of the obesity problem"
Limbaugh downplays possible NY Jets locker room harassment, attacks NFL response
Limbaugh on NY Jets controversy: Compares "pansy sportswriters" and "what...Gloria Steinem would say twenty years ago"
Limbaugh: "We already are living in a soft tyranny"
Limbaugh: "The government is the enemy here to a lot of people"
Limbaugh joins right wing media in turning on Rove over O'Donnell commentary
Limbaugh: "Looks like a lot of voters in Delaware employed the Limbaugh rule"
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Accurate #7 would be a sound choice. Here's teh company profile of it.
Accurate No. 7 is an intermediate burning, double-base, spherical powder suitable for a wide range of handgun calibers. No. 7 is an excellent choice for high performance semi-auto handguns such as the 357 Sig, 38 Super, and 40 S&W. No. 7 is also a cost effective solution in larger magnum handgun calibers. Made in the USA.
It's the powder I have for my .40 pistol loads.
I'm certain otheres will chime in with their preferences too.


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If you could imagine how a first day of a Bassmaster Classic would go, this would be it. I couldn't be happier. There was a good bite in the morning and then another good bite in the afternoon. That's something I'm familiar with. We see that all the time in New Jersey.
We fish a lot of cold water events back there during the winter. It's kind of funny but you often see a good bite sometime in the morning. The middle of the day is usually dead. And then at some point in the afternoon things pick up again for a little while. We've been fishing that cycle for years. Everybody knows about it.
That's exactly how things developed for me here in Oklahoma. Once I realized what was happening out there things started to fall into place. It all made sense. I was comfortable with what I was doing and with my overall game plan.
The trick is to understand the timing and take full advantage of it. If I can do that — pick up an extra fish or two during an active period and maybe another one in the middle of the day — I could have an even better day tomorrow.
What I think happens is that the fish are in 20 or 25 foot of water and then for some reason they start moving shallow. That's when they're feeding and it's when you can catch them. If you can figure out exactly when that'll happen you can catch the daylights out of them for the whole time they're active. If you miss the move it'll be a long day.
The problem is that there's no science to their moves, or at least none I know about. Some days they'll move early in the morning and some days it's later. It's the same thing in the afternoon. About all I can do tomorrow is hunt around some of my places and hope that I start fishing at just the right time.
One good thing is that I'm pattern fishing this Classic. That plays into the timing thing real well. It lets you run around the lake and time you presentations to when you think the fish will go active. If I were spot fishing I'd be anchored to one place and would be wasting most of my time. That's not how you win against these guys.
Obviously, I can't go into too much detail about how I'm catching them until after everything's over. I will tell you, however, that I'm using a combination of power fishing and finesse fishing. It's not that one is any better than the other. It's the combination that's putting them in the boat. I'm hoping that pattern holds for tomorrow and Sunday.
I'm going to close this out right now. I need to weigh my fish so that I can get to work on my tackle for tomorrow and still get into bed at a reasonable hour. Hopefully, tomorrow I'll be able to give you another positive report.
Mike Iaconelli's column appears weekly on Bassmaster.com. You can also find him on Facebook and Twitter.


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Ghar Kab Ao Gey is a Pakistani Urdu language movie directed by Iqbal Kashmiri. It was released in theaters across Pakistan in Eid-ul-Fittar on January 9, 2000.


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