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The petitioners had contended that the plots form mandatory open spaces in the layout and cannot be built on. and then takes on the winner of the Brice Leverdez (France) versus Jeon Hyeok Jin (Korea) first-round clash.curated by artist Ram Rahman,s steel and concrete edifices. 2015, 2014 3:33 pm Related News The man who had refused to live in Narendra Modi’s India has gone to a better place.
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The petitioners had contended that the plots form mandatory open spaces in the layout and can not be built on . and then takes on the winner of the Brice Leverdez ( France ) versus Jeon Hyeok Jin ( Korea ) first - round clash.curated by artist Ram Rahman , s steel and concrete edifices . 2015 , 2014 3:33 pm Related News The man who had refused to live in Narendra Modi ’s India has gone to a better place .
 authorities there say , from KR Mangalam School , s office regarding the rescheduling of dates . Yet he died before he could get into his stride . ? we request all our member exhibitors from ( withholding ) screening ( of ) any movie that has involvement of Pakistani artistes , as his wife , On social media , ? Rosberg will take his first title on Sunday if he wins the penultimate race of the season .
 The difference was the lack of a foundation innings like Latham ’s and an outright slogger like Munro . Vijender looks scared already . the ideology that has guided these experiments is redefining Marxism itself by drawing it away from the premise of irreconcilable class antagonism . Mylapore Gowri Ammal and the Kathakali maestro , the DIG said . Honeypreet Insaan ? 2014 3:43 am The volunteers interacted with the shopkeepers and urged them to get pollution certificate of their vehicles and undertake service maintenance at regular intervals . download Indian Express App More Related NewsWritten by Express News Service | Published : May 19 , are unbeaten in this season ’s European competition and need one point from two matches to be certain of qualification for the knockout stages.the forum South Africa is keen to join and turn into BRICSA .
 For all the latest Entertainment News , had turned like Smith had dreaded it would . ? ? ? “ The security personnel was rude and not accommodating . 3 . Small farmers are upset , lemon , Leaders of various parties and statutory committees in the BMC cleared the policy last summer , with a majority not even structurally ready .
 the third is expecting motherhood ) . ” Rana told IANS on the sidelines of the ongoing Lakme Fashion Week winter - festive 2015 here . as he had fired at and killed a police officer . I thought I should go ahead with surgery . and won the golden boot with five goals as Spain reached the final of the European Under-21 Championship , According to experts , For all the latest Pune News , who was out for more than two months with a wrist injury that forced him to miss the French Open and Wimbledon before the Olympics , s where it began , said father Ganeshan Within a couple of yearshe became the state champion in U-13 and U-15 tournaments When he won the state U-25 eventcompeting against much older playersI realised he is special ? following an altercation with a member of the family .
 “ It is time for Donald Trump to set the example for our country and the future of the Republican Party . were underweight . grand , Sunanda Mehta : What do you think will happen to the IPL ? Kulkarni said they don ? There are 40 members in the team .


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When the customer requests a change in a function, first make sure that the function can be customized.
Record the current settings before customizing.
(d) Enter the following menus: Customize.
This function is used to enable or disable the auto up function for the front passenger door window using the power window regulator switch assembly (for front passenger side).
This function is used to enable or disable the remote auto up function for the front passenger door window using the master switch.
This function is used to enable or disable the auto up function using the rear power window regulator switch assembly RH.
This function is used to enable or disable the remote auto up function for the rear RH door window using the master switch.
This function is used to enable or disable the auto up function using the rear power window regulator switch assembly LH.
This function is used to enable or disable the remote auto up function for the rear LH door window using the master switch.

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When the customer requests a change in a function , first make sure that the function can be customized .
 Record the current settings before customizing .
 ( d ) Enter the following menus : Customize .
 This function is used to enable or disable the auto up function for the front passenger door window using the power window regulator switch assembly ( for front passenger side ) .
 This function is used to enable or disable the remote auto up function for the front passenger door window using the master switch .
 This function is used to enable or disable the auto up function using the rear power window regulator switch assembly RH .
 This function is used to enable or disable the remote auto up function for the rear RH door window using the master switch .
 This function is used to enable or disable the auto up function using the rear power window regulator switch assembly LH .
 This function is used to enable or disable the remote auto up function for the rear LH door window using the master switch .


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ABCmouse.com: Now available free at the library!
From Age of Learning, Inc., the award winning ABCmouse.com curriculum is designed to help young children (ages 2-6+) build a strong foundation for future academic success. ABCmouse.com is 100% educational, with 3,500+ learning activities across all major subject areas � reading, math, science, social studies, art, and music. Best of all, kids love it!

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Visit the Hampshire County Visitors Bureau website to see what West Virginia 's Oldest County has to offer .
 ABCmouse.com : Now available free at the library !
 From Age of Learning , Inc. , the award winning ABCmouse.com curriculum is designed to help young children ( ages 2 - 6 + ) build a strong foundation for future academic success . ABCmouse.com is 100 % educational , with 3,500 + learning activities across all major subject areas � reading , math , science , social studies , art , and music . Best of all , kids love it !


text: We have worked with several Police forces on the refurbishment of 'front-offices' with anti-vault counters. Fitting screens, fixed or electrically operated and personal attack alarms. Controlled 'pass' doors from public areas into interview rooms. Custody suite refurbishment, including food hatches, cell viewers, cell-call systems, panic alarms, stainless steel anti-ligature ventilation grilles, steel doors, electric locks, speech/video entry, card, digital and biometric access control.

tokenized: We have worked with several Police forces on the refurbishment of ' front - offices ' with anti - vault counters . Fitting screens , fixed or electrically operated and personal attack alarms . Controlled ' pass ' doors from public areas into interview rooms . Custody suite refurbishment , including food hatches , cell viewers , cell - call systems , panic alarms , stainless steel anti - ligature ventilation grilles , steel doors , electric locks , speech / video entry , card , digital and biometric access control .


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"Chicago Hawaiian" Model Soprano Ukulele, most likely made by Harmony, c. 1920, probably Chicago, natural varnish finish, koa wood body and neck, original canvas case.
Overall length is 20 3/4 in. (52.7 cm.), 6 1/8 in. (15.6 cm.) wide at lower bout, and 2 1/16 in. (5.2 cm.) in depth at side, taken at the end block. Scale length is 13 in. (330 mm.). Width of nut is 1 1/2 in. (38 mm.). One long repaired top crack, with a second by the lower edge of the bridge, otherwise very nice. Label is intact but has some staining. A nice example of a 1920's faux Hawaiian uke. Excellent - Condition.

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" Chicago Hawaiian " Model Soprano Ukulele , most likely made by Harmony , c. 1920 , probably Chicago , natural varnish finish , koa wood body and neck , original canvas case .
 Overall length is 20 3/4 in . ( 52.7 cm . ) , 6 1/8 in . ( 15.6 cm . ) wide at lower bout , and 2 1/16 in . ( 5.2 cm . ) in depth at side , taken at the end block . Scale length is 13 in . ( 330 mm . ) . Width of nut is 1 1/2 in . ( 38 mm . ) . One long repaired top crack , with a second by the lower edge of the bridge , otherwise very nice . Label is intact but has some staining . A nice example of a 1920 's faux Hawaiian uke . Excellent - Condition .


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Some say that a body lift is a body lift, but that is definitely not the case. Our Crush Proof body lift blocks are capable of holding up to 60,000 lbs. New longer grade 8 body bolts are included. Our body lifts are designed for easy installation as well long term performance. Everything you need to properly lift the body is included with detailed instructions to make for an easy installation. Both front and rear bumper relocation systems are included for a clean original appearance. Even the front tow hooks are retained and fully functional. If you want a complete system, then this is the kit for you!
Fits standard cab, extended cab, crew cab, long box and short box.
Will not work with lifted suspension systems that relocate rack and pinion steering system.

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Some say that a body lift is a body lift , but that is definitely not the case . Our Crush Proof body lift blocks are capable of holding up to 60,000 lbs . New longer grade 8 body bolts are included . Our body lifts are designed for easy installation as well long term performance . Everything you need to properly lift the body is included with detailed instructions to make for an easy installation . Both front and rear bumper relocation systems are included for a clean original appearance . Even the front tow hooks are retained and fully functional . If you want a complete system , then this is the kit for you !
 Fits standard cab , extended cab , crew cab , long box and short box .
 Will not work with lifted suspension systems that relocate rack and pinion steering system .


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Celia and I went for a walk the other night. It is the same walk we usually take, one I have written about before. We walk through the business at the end of our street, past a pond, skirt a development, and end up on the bike path by the river. Every foot of it is familiar. We know all the paths down to the river, all the flowers that bloom at different times of the year, and Celia knows most of the dogs that are walked on the path.
It is all so very familiar but, to Celia, it is all still an adventure. The rustle in the bushes could be a villain with a gun ready to jump out and scare us. After all, scary is thrilling if you know you are safe. The dirt path by the river is really the path made by a pride of lions in the wilds of Africa. She quietly stalks them only to be distracted by the sound of a squirrel in the trees, or is it a monkey? We head up to the open field at the end of the trail and she scolds me for walking too noisily. We must be quiet because we are creeping up to check on the hunters who have gone before us and not returned. Probably they have been captured by the dragon that has been spotted in the area. It is our mission to rescue them and tame the dragon.
Imagination is a wonderful thing and I am thrilled that at twelve years old Celia still revels in it. She told me that her head is always full of stories but when she tries to write them down they tend to vanish. Maybe one day she will work at writing them but right now I am glad she has a world inside her head that keeps her company and she hasn't yet reached an age where she feels like she needs or wants to pretend that world doesn't exist. The world of imagination adds color and interest and texture to the work-a-day world we inhabit. It provides a place to escape to when we are stressed or lonely. It helps us deal with anxieties or fears. Maybe, in a way, we are turning those anxieties and fears into dragons we can tame.
Isn't that why many of us love to read? We love stories and the escape and entertainment they provide. For many of us, that love of stories continues in our imaginations as it does for Celia. We may not even consciously realize it is happening but there is a running commentary of what could happen, what might happen, what we wish would happen. Sometimes that commentary is muted, sometimes it vanishes for a while, but sometimes it returns.
Sometimes it returns because you are in the company of someone who still sees dragons in the meadow and isn't afraid to admit it.
I love to read, for the pictures the words create in my head. I am still affected when I put down the book in answer to the mundane world. Sometimes I continue the story while vacuuming making up, as you say, what happens next and how.
Thanks for a nice Friday morning read!
Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it. An imagination is so important, isn't it? Sometimes we need a refuge from the mundane world.
LOVE IT! I love that you and your daughter have such a good relationship she feels safe, at the perilous age of 12, telling you all the things she imagines. So cool.
Thanks! I hope Celia continues to live in a world of imagination and tell me about it but who knows what the teenage years will hold.
No one can write like this who does not herself glimpse dragons.

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Celia and I went for a walk the other night . It is the same walk we usually take , one I have written about before . We walk through the business at the end of our street , past a pond , skirt a development , and end up on the bike path by the river . Every foot of it is familiar . We know all the paths down to the river , all the flowers that bloom at different times of the year , and Celia knows most of the dogs that are walked on the path .
 It is all so very familiar but , to Celia , it is all still an adventure . The rustle in the bushes could be a villain with a gun ready to jump out and scare us . After all , scary is thrilling if you know you are safe . The dirt path by the river is really the path made by a pride of lions in the wilds of Africa . She quietly stalks them only to be distracted by the sound of a squirrel in the trees , or is it a monkey ? We head up to the open field at the end of the trail and she scolds me for walking too noisily . We must be quiet because we are creeping up to check on the hunters who have gone before us and not returned . Probably they have been captured by the dragon that has been spotted in the area . It is our mission to rescue them and tame the dragon .
 Imagination is a wonderful thing and I am thrilled that at twelve years old Celia still revels in it . She told me that her head is always full of stories but when she tries to write them down they tend to vanish . Maybe one day she will work at writing them but right now I am glad she has a world inside her head that keeps her company and she has n't yet reached an age where she feels like she needs or wants to pretend that world does n't exist . The world of imagination adds color and interest and texture to the work - a - day world we inhabit . It provides a place to escape to when we are stressed or lonely . It helps us deal with anxieties or fears . Maybe , in a way , we are turning those anxieties and fears into dragons we can tame .
 Is n't that why many of us love to read ? We love stories and the escape and entertainment they provide . For many of us , that love of stories continues in our imaginations as it does for Celia . We may not even consciously realize it is happening but there is a running commentary of what could happen , what might happen , what we wish would happen . Sometimes that commentary is muted , sometimes it vanishes for a while , but sometimes it returns .
 Sometimes it returns because you are in the company of someone who still sees dragons in the meadow and is n't afraid to admit it .
 I love to read , for the pictures the words create in my head . I am still affected when I put down the book in answer to the mundane world . Sometimes I continue the story while vacuuming making up , as you say , what happens next and how .
 Thanks for a nice Friday morning read !
 Thank you ! I am glad you enjoyed it . An imagination is so important , is n't it ? Sometimes we need a refuge from the mundane world .
 LOVE IT ! I love that you and your daughter have such a good relationship she feels safe , at the perilous age of 12 , telling you all the things she imagines . So cool .
 Thanks ! I hope Celia continues to live in a world of imagination and tell me about it but who knows what the teenage years will hold .
 No one can write like this who does not herself glimpse dragons .


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A couple of weekends ago I spoke at a youth rally in Centerville. The theme was the cross and each speaker was asked to share something about its meaning. I spoke on the idea that the cross is about grace not guilt.
Too many times it seems that our main focus of the atonement is guilt. My sin nailed Jesus to the cross. My sin caused his suffering. My sin caused his pain. My sin caused his death. I get what folks are saying here but sometimes it feels like the cross becomes more about what we’ve done than what God’s done.
The focus is love. Christ didn’t die to heap more guilt upon us. He died to remove guilt. He died, as the writer of Hebrews said, “to cleanse us from a guilty conscience.” When we look upon the cross we should be reminded of God’s grace more than our guilt.
This is not what many of us were taught. We were taught to see the cross as a reminder of sin. It is actually a reminder of forgiven sin. Our sin is no more. It has been removed. This was driven home for me in a moving (and unintentional) way at the end of the youth rally.
The church had erected a cross on the stage. They laid out pens and Post-It notes nearby asking everyone to come up, write down their sins and stick them to the cross.
I’d seen this done dozens of times before but this one didn’t go exactly as planned. The Post-It notes weren’t sticky enough. They wouldn’t stay. They kept falling off. The students would go back and re-stick them but they’d stubbornly flutter to the ground.
While the youth deacons panicked, I saw something beautiful in the failed illustration. The sins wouldn’t stick. No matter how hard we tried they just wouldn’t stay. Why not? Because they are forgiven. They are no more. They have been removed by the power of the cross.
It’s not about condemnation. It’s about salvation.
It’s not about failure. It’s about victory.
It’s not about shame. It’s about love.
And it’s not about guilt. It’s about grace.

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A couple of weekends ago I spoke at a youth rally in Centerville . The theme was the cross and each speaker was asked to share something about its meaning . I spoke on the idea that the cross is about grace not guilt .
 Too many times it seems that our main focus of the atonement is guilt . My sin nailed Jesus to the cross . My sin caused his suffering . My sin caused his pain . My sin caused his death . I get what folks are saying here but sometimes it feels like the cross becomes more about what we ’ve done than what God ’s done .
 The focus is love . Christ did n’t die to heap more guilt upon us . He died to remove guilt . He died , as the writer of Hebrews said , “ to cleanse us from a guilty conscience . ” When we look upon the cross we should be reminded of God ’s grace more than our guilt .
 This is not what many of us were taught . We were taught to see the cross as a reminder of sin . It is actually a reminder of forgiven sin . Our sin is no more . It has been removed . This was driven home for me in a moving ( and unintentional ) way at the end of the youth rally .
 The church had erected a cross on the stage . They laid out pens and Post - It notes nearby asking everyone to come up , write down their sins and stick them to the cross .
 I ’d seen this done dozens of times before but this one did n’t go exactly as planned . The Post - It notes were n’t sticky enough . They would n’t stay . They kept falling off . The students would go back and re - stick them but they ’d stubbornly flutter to the ground .
 While the youth deacons panicked , I saw something beautiful in the failed illustration . The sins would n’t stick . No matter how hard we tried they just would n’t stay . Why not ? Because they are forgiven . They are no more . They have been removed by the power of the cross .
 It ’s not about condemnation . It ’s about salvation .
 It ’s not about failure . It ’s about victory .
 It ’s not about shame . It ’s about love .
 And it ’s not about guilt . It ’s about grace .


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You can book our properties on line . Please choose from the dates below or , if you would like different dates , please contact us ( or call +44 1483 579242 ) .
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Hunting in Montana is an experience unlike any other in the lower 48 states.
Montana’s deer and elk thrive on vast natural landscapes. Hunters enjoy nearly 35 million acres of National Forest and other public land, as well as 8 million acres of land made available through the Block Management Program.
In Montana, you pursue your passion for the hunt in settings that are the envy of any outdoor photographer. Apply for your license and prepare to reconnect with the natural world with an authentic and unforgettable hunting experience.
All Combination licenses include a season Fishing license, Upland Bird license, Conservation license, base hunting license, and AISPP. An applicant may apply for only one Combination license.
Licenses are issued through a random computer drawing. The deer and elk licenses issued as part of a Combination License are valid throughout the state under the general hunting regulations. Refer to the regulations for specific details.
A Montana resident landowner may sponsor nonresidents for a Deer Combination license. The applicant must conduct all deer hunting on the deeded property of the landowner. It is the applicant’s responsibility to find an enrolled landowner.
A youth, age 12-17, can be sponsored for a discounted Big Game, Elk or Deer Combination license by a parent, grandparent, or sibling at least 18 years of age, who at the time of application possess a valid 2019 Nonresident Big Game, Elk or Deer Combination license or a valid 2019 Resident Deer or Elk license. These licenses go on sale February 20, 2019.
A law encourages nonresidents 18 years of age or older, who once lived in Montana to "come home to hunt" with parents, siblings and other close family members. The program is aimed at continuing Montana family traditions by making an effort to bring sons and daughters and family back home during hunting season. A total of 500 Nonresident Big Game Combination licenses, 500 Nonresident Elk Combination licenses and 500 Nonresident Deer Combination licenses will be issued to nonresident adults who have completed a Montana hunter safety course, or have previously purchased a Montana resident hunting license and who are sponsored by a Montana resident family member.
The deadline for 2019 General Big Game License; Elk, and Deer Combination Licenses; Landowner Sponsored Deer Combination License, Deer and Elk Permits applications and Come Home to Hunt is March 15, 2019.
The Montana State Legislature established a preference point system to distribute "Class B-10" nonresident big game and elk combination licenses and "Class B-11" nonresident deer combination licenses. In a preference point system, licenses are awarded to those applicants who hold the greatest number of preference points.
between July 1 and September 30 for individuals who did not apply for a nonresident combination license.
NOTE: You must apply for the nonresident combo the following year, or this point will be deleted.
Applicants may purchase only one preference point per license year. Preference points purchased at the time of application are awarded prior to the drawing.
Up to 5 applicants may apply as a party. FWP shall use an average of the number of preference points accumulated by those applicants to determine the party's preference points. FWP shall consider any fraction that result from the calculation of an average when determining that priority.
Bonus Points can increase your chances to draw a buck mule deer or bull elk permit.
Bonus points essentially offer you additional drawing chances and are used for first choice drawings only.
Existing bonus points will be mathematically "squared" prior to the drawing. That means if you already have 3 "base" bonus points those will be "squared" and you'll then have 9 bonus points going into the drawing.
If you're unsuccessful, you'll be awarded an additional base bonus point for next year's drawing.
If you wish to participate in the Bonus Point program for deer/elk permits, make sure to check "YES" on the Bonus Point questions and include $20 (nonresident) or $2 (resident) Bonus Point fee per permit type.
All "base" bonus points accumulate over time until you obtain a license/permit.
Successful applicants will receive their license and a separate hunting regulation packet. Unsuccessful applicants will receive a refund check of the license price (minus the $5 application fee, base hunting license and AISPP). The Preference Point fee is not refunded. Please contact the FWP Special Licensing Dept at (406) 444-2950 if you do not receive one of these notifications in the mail by the end of May.
Successfully obtaining a Combination license is just the first step to a memorable Montana hunt. Hunters have a wide variety of options available to specialize their hunts: early archery hunts, late season migration hunts, remote backcountry areas, limited access areas with some true trophy animals, or even some additional licenses to add more meat to your freezer.
Even if you're not successful this year, there are still plenty of opportunities to hunt Montana. With 10 different big game animals, dozens of bird species and almost 100 different game fish, there's something for everybody.
Deer and elk licenses are valid for both an early archery only season and the general rifle season. To hunt during the archery season, hunters must purchase a $10 bow and arrow license after obtaining a hunting license. A certificate showing the completion of a Bowhunter Education course or a prior year’s archery license from any state is required to purchase the bow and arrow license.
Archery regulations in many districts may have changed and now require a special permit. Refer to the regulations for specific details.
The Deer and Elk licenses issued as part of a combination license are valid throughout the state. However, some areas of the state have restrictions and limitations. Applicants intending to hunt in a limited district must submit an application for a special permit. Refer to the regulations for specific details. The application deadline is March 15, 2019.
Combination licenses that have been returned for a refund are resold through the Alternate’s List. The sign-up period starts shortly after the drawing in late April and closes mid-May.
Antelope, antlerless Deer B, and Elk B licenses are available through a secondary drawing and in some areas over-the-counter. A Conservation & base hunting license are required. Refer to the regulations for specific details. The application deadline is June 1, 2019.
Still have questions? Check out our FAQ or email us.

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Hunting in Montana is an experience unlike any other in the lower 48 states .
 Montana ’s deer and elk thrive on vast natural landscapes . Hunters enjoy nearly 35 million acres of National Forest and other public land , as well as 8 million acres of land made available through the Block Management Program .
 In Montana , you pursue your passion for the hunt in settings that are the envy of any outdoor photographer . Apply for your license and prepare to reconnect with the natural world with an authentic and unforgettable hunting experience .
 All Combination licenses include a season Fishing license , Upland Bird license , Conservation license , base hunting license , and AISPP . An applicant may apply for only one Combination license .
 Licenses are issued through a random computer drawing . The deer and elk licenses issued as part of a Combination License are valid throughout the state under the general hunting regulations . Refer to the regulations for specific details .
 A Montana resident landowner may sponsor nonresidents for a Deer Combination license . The applicant must conduct all deer hunting on the deeded property of the landowner . It is the applicant ’s responsibility to find an enrolled landowner .
 A youth , age 12 - 17 , can be sponsored for a discounted Big Game , Elk or Deer Combination license by a parent , grandparent , or sibling at least 18 years of age , who at the time of application possess a valid 2019 Nonresident Big Game , Elk or Deer Combination license or a valid 2019 Resident Deer or Elk license . These licenses go on sale February 20 , 2019 .
 A law encourages nonresidents 18 years of age or older , who once lived in Montana to " come home to hunt " with parents , siblings and other close family members . The program is aimed at continuing Montana family traditions by making an effort to bring sons and daughters and family back home during hunting season . A total of 500 Nonresident Big Game Combination licenses , 500 Nonresident Elk Combination licenses and 500 Nonresident Deer Combination licenses will be issued to nonresident adults who have completed a Montana hunter safety course , or have previously purchased a Montana resident hunting license and who are sponsored by a Montana resident family member .
 The deadline for 2019 General Big Game License ; Elk , and Deer Combination Licenses ; Landowner Sponsored Deer Combination License , Deer and Elk Permits applications and Come Home to Hunt is March 15 , 2019 .
 The Montana State Legislature established a preference point system to distribute " Class B-10 " nonresident big game and elk combination licenses and " Class B-11 " nonresident deer combination licenses . In a preference point system , licenses are awarded to those applicants who hold the greatest number of preference points .
 between July 1 and September 30 for individuals who did not apply for a nonresident combination license .
 NOTE : You must apply for the nonresident combo the following year , or this point will be deleted .
 Applicants may purchase only one preference point per license year . Preference points purchased at the time of application are awarded prior to the drawing .
 Up to 5 applicants may apply as a party . FWP shall use an average of the number of preference points accumulated by those applicants to determine the party 's preference points . FWP shall consider any fraction that result from the calculation of an average when determining that priority .
 Bonus Points can increase your chances to draw a buck mule deer or bull elk permit .
 Bonus points essentially offer you additional drawing chances and are used for first choice drawings only .
 Existing bonus points will be mathematically " squared " prior to the drawing . That means if you already have 3 " base " bonus points those will be " squared " and you 'll then have 9 bonus points going into the drawing .
 If you 're unsuccessful , you 'll be awarded an additional base bonus point for next year 's drawing .
 If you wish to participate in the Bonus Point program for deer / elk permits , make sure to check " YES " on the Bonus Point questions and include $ 20 ( nonresident ) or $ 2 ( resident ) Bonus Point fee per permit type .
 All " base " bonus points accumulate over time until you obtain a license / permit .
 Successful applicants will receive their license and a separate hunting regulation packet . Unsuccessful applicants will receive a refund check of the license price ( minus the $ 5 application fee , base hunting license and AISPP ) . The Preference Point fee is not refunded . Please contact the FWP Special Licensing Dept at ( 406 ) 444 - 2950 if you do not receive one of these notifications in the mail by the end of May .
 Successfully obtaining a Combination license is just the first step to a memorable Montana hunt . Hunters have a wide variety of options available to specialize their hunts : early archery hunts , late season migration hunts , remote backcountry areas , limited access areas with some true trophy animals , or even some additional licenses to add more meat to your freezer .
 Even if you 're not successful this year , there are still plenty of opportunities to hunt Montana . With 10 different big game animals , dozens of bird species and almost 100 different game fish , there 's something for everybody .
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Black ageing spray is a gentle black / blue colour .
 Fine mist spray that deposits a semi - transparent layer of black / blue coloured dye that creates a dirty , old or aged look . Not as dark as Soot Black . Dries faster . The spray is water soluble and can be smeared and reworked by wetting with water . Fast drying . Ozone friendly .
 Black works well when mixed with Dark Brown and Mid Brown , especially when used on hems . Washes better than Soot Black . May leave a light shade of grey on the fabric after washing .
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Kannyu = Crack pattern. Gray glaze pored into these cracks and it makes this pot more beautiful.
The Donabe is an earthenware pot that can be used on the stovetop to prepare a variety of nourishing stews, soups, and porridge.
This kind of Donabe pot is called semi-porcelain, that has characteristics of both porcelain and pottery. Extremely durable and keep contents warm longer.
To use Donabe for 20 years.
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Kannyu = Crack pattern . Gray glaze pored into these cracks and it makes this pot more beautiful .
 The Donabe is an earthenware pot that can be used on the stovetop to prepare a variety of nourishing stews , soups , and porridge .
 This kind of Donabe pot is called semi - porcelain , that has characteristics of both porcelain and pottery . Extremely durable and keep contents warm longer .
 To use Donabe for 20 years .
 1 . Donabe is an earthenware and has a liquid absorbability . In order to avoid cracks , boil flour or rice with water for a few minutes , cool it down , and dry naturally so that the tiny holes on the surface will be covered .
 2 . When you wash your Donabe , a detergent is not very recommended since the Donabe may absorb it and it may affect the food flavor . Rinsing by warm water is the best way .
 * Please note that the Donabe pots are not for deep frying , and not for heating when empty .


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What: Shares of Advance Auto Parts soared nearly 13% on Wednesday morning after Starboard Value LP disclosed a 3.7% investment in the auto parts retailer.
So what: Starboard is taking the stake because it feels that current market price of Advance Auto doesn't fully reflect the value of its businesses, triggering plenty of excitement on Wall Street that the prolific activist investor will keep pushing management until it does. In fact, Starboard suggested that if Advance Auto simply realizes margins and price multiples in line with close rival O'Reilly Automotive, theshares could be worth more than double their current price.
Now what: Starboard said that it will discuss the Advance Auto opportunity in greater detail at the C4K Sohn Canada Conference 2015 later Wednesday. "In our presentation, we discuss how Advance's operating margins are approximately 800-900 basis points below its closets peers, O'Reilly Automotive and AutoZone, and our belief that Advance can close the bulk of that gap over the next several years by implementing a series of operational improvements," wrote Starboard Managing Member Jeffrey Smith. "Despite this tremendous margin improvement opportunity and a best-in-class business mix, Advance currently trades at an approximately 2-5 turn discount to its peers on an EBITDA multiple basis." While I'd certainly wait for the short-term enthusiasm to fade a bit, Starboard's involvement might be a powerful long-term catalyst worth betting on.
The article Why Advance Auto Parts Shares Jumped This Morning originally appeared on Fool.com.
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What : Shares of Advance Auto Parts soared nearly 13 % on Wednesday morning after Starboard Value LP disclosed a 3.7 % investment in the auto parts retailer .
 So what : Starboard is taking the stake because it feels that current market price of Advance Auto doesn't fully reflect the value of its businesses , triggering plenty of excitement on Wall Street that the prolific activist investor will keep pushing management until it does . In fact , Starboard suggested that if Advance Auto simply realizes margins and price multiples in line with close rival O'Reilly Automotive , theshares could be worth more than double their current price .
 Now what : Starboard said that it will discuss the Advance Auto opportunity in greater detail at the C4 K Sohn Canada Conference 2015 later Wednesday . " In our presentation , we discuss how Advance's operating margins are approximately 800 - 900 basis points below its closets peers , O'Reilly Automotive and AutoZone , and our belief that Advance can close the bulk of that gap over the next several years by implementing a series of operational improvements , " wrote Starboard Managing Member Jeffrey Smith . " Despite this tremendous margin improvement opportunity and a best - in - class business mix , Advance currently trades at an approximately 2 - 5 turn discount to its peers on an EBITDA multiple basis . " While I'd certainly wait for the short - term enthusiasm to fade a bit , Starboard's involvement might be a powerful long - term catalyst worth betting on .
 The article Why Advance Auto Parts Shares Jumped This Morning originally appeared on Fool.com .
 Brian Pacampara has no position in any stocks mentioned . The Motley Fool owns shares of O'Reilly Automotive . Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days . We Fools may not all hold the same opinions , but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors . The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy .


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WINDSOR, ONT.: Susan Patolot, left, enjoys a moment with her daughter, Ava, 2, during last year's Mother's Day brunch buffet at the St. Clair Centre for the Arts in downtown Windsor. (By Dax Melmer).
WINDSOR, ONT.: Susan Patolot, left, enjoys a moment with her daughter, Ava, 2, during last year’s Mother’s Day brunch buffet at the St. Clair Centre for the Arts in downtown Windsor. (By Dax Melmer).
Don’t forget your mothers this weekend. Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery celebrates Mother’s Day with a gourmet lunch and wine-tasting event. Chef Jeff Wright prepares a special menu and winemaker Tanya Mitchell pours five wines and offers a tasting seminar. See details under Special Events.
Also, if you’re fan of classical music, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra returns to Caesars Windsor on Saturday, May 12. This show tells the tale of Beethoven’s last night on Earth. See Concerts. Have a great weekend!
Bully: Lakeshore (PG) Alex, Ja’Maya, Kelby, David Long, Tina Long, Kirk Smalley. This is a documentary on peer-to-peer bullying in schools across America.
Dark Shadows: Devonshire, Lakeshore, SilverCity (PG) Johnny Depp, Eva Green, Michelle Pfeiffer, Jonny Lee Miller, Helena Bonham Carter. An imprisoned vampire, Barnabas Collins, is set free and returns to his ancestral home, where his dysfunctional descendants are in need of his protection.
The Dictator: Devonshire, Lakeshore, SilverCity (14A) Sacha Baron Cohen, Megan Fox, Anna Faris, Ben Kingsley, John C. Reilly. This is the heroic comedy of a dictator who risks his life to ensure that democracy would never come to the country he so lovingly oppressed.
American Reunion: Devonshire, SilverCity (14A) Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan, Chris Klein, Mena Suvari, Seann William Scott, Tara Reid. Jim, Michelle, Stifler, and their friends reunite in East Great Falls, Michigan, for their high school reunion.
Chimpanzee: Devonshire, Lakeshore (G) This documentary looks at a three-year-old chimpanzee who is separated from his troop and is then adopted by a fully-grown male. Narrated by Tim Allen.
The Five-Year Engagement: Devonshire, Lakeshore, SilverCity, Star (14A) Emily Blunt, Jason Segel, Chris Pratt, Alison Brie, Lauren Weedman. This is a comedy that charts the ups and downs of an engaged couple’s relationship.
The Hunger Games: Devonshire, Lakeshore, SilverCity (14A) Jennifer Lawrence, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks, Stanley Tucci, Wes Bentley. Set in a future where the Capitol selects a boy and girl from the 12 districts to fight to the death on live television, Katniss Everdeen volunteers to take her younger sister’s place for the latest match.
The Lucky One: Devonshire, Lakeshore, SilverCity, Star (PG) Zac Efron, Taylor Schilling, Blythe Danner, Riley Thomas Stewart, Jay R. Ferguson. A Marine travels to North Carolina after serving three tours in Iraq and searches for the unknown woman he believes was his good luck charm during the war.
Marvel’s The Avengers (2D & 3D): Devonshire, Lakeshore, SilverCity, Star (PG) Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Scarlett Johansson, Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth. Nick Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D. brings together a team of super humans, Iron Man, Captain America, The Hulk, Thor, Black Widow, and Hawkeye, to form The Avengers to help save the Earth from Loki and his army.
The Pirates: Band of Misfits (3D): Devonshire, Lakeshore, SilverCity, Star (PG) Voice of Hugh Grant, Imelda Staunton, Jeremy Piven, Salma Hayek, David Tennant. Pirate Captain sets out on a mission to defeat his rivals Black Bellamy and Cutlass Liz for the Pirate of the Year Award. The quest takes Captain and his crew from the shores of Blood Island to the foggy streets of Victorian London.
Safe: Devonshire, Lakeshore, SilverCity (14A) Jason Statham, Catherine Chan, James Hong, Anson Mount, Reggie Lee. A young girl whose memory holds a priceless numerical code, finds herself pursued by the Triads, the Russian mob, and corrupt NYC cops. An ex-cage fighter whose life was destroyed by the gangsters on her trail comes to her aid.
Think Like a Man: SilverCity (PG) Taraji P. Henson, Michael Ealy, Meagan Good, Jerry Ferrara, Regina Hall. Four friends conspire to turn the tables on their women when they discover the ladies have been using Steve Harvey’s relationship advice against them.
The Three Stooges: Lakeshore, SilverCity (PG) Sean Hayes, Jane Lynch, Will Sasso, Sofia Vergara, Jennifer Hudson. While trying to save their childhood orphanage, Moe, Larry, and Curly inadvertently stumble into a murder plot and wind up starring in a reality TV show.
21 Jump Street: Devonshire (14A) Channing Tatum, Johnny Depp, Holly Robinson Peete, Jonah Hill, Ice Cube. A pair of underachieving cops are sent back to a local high school to blend in and bring down a synthetic drug ring.
Artcite: MayWorks Windsor 2012: A Festival of International Workers’ Solidarity, Social Justice and Community Cultural Projects. Artcite collaborates with the MayWorks Windsor committee to develop an activist-themed exhibition. The 2012 exhibit features the Windsor, Ont. collective Go Home’s installation, The Break Room; the Occupy Windsor Documentation Project and video histories of Occupy Windsor participants, through May 26. Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, noon-5 p.m. or by appointment. Call 519-977-6564. At 109 University Ave. W.
Art Gallery of Windsor: Mary E. Wrinch: Muskoka landscapes and Wychwood Park gardens, through June 10; Jamelie Hassan: Re-enacting Resistance, through June 10; Land Marks: Contemporary Photographs, through June 10; Correspondences: British artists Simon Payne, Nicky Hamlyn and Angela Allen examine colour, frame and perceptual modalities, through June 10; Sundays in the Studio free drop-in studio workshop, Printmaking, 12:30 p.m.-2 p.m. Hours: Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Thursday and Friday 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Free admission. Call 519-977-0013. At 401 Riverside Dr. W.
Chatham-Kent Museum: Quilts in Queue exhibit: Examples of Tufted quilt, Log Cabin quilt, Pineapple quilt, Rose of Sharon quilt, Victory quilt, Signature quilt and Commemorative quilt, through 2012. Daily 1-5 p.m. Call 519-354-8346. At 75 William St. N., Chatham.
Gibson Gallery: O’h ya, ‘h ohdiwenagqh: Through the Voices of Beads: Bead workers have played a vital role in preserving Iroquois beliefs over the centuries. The exhibit features historical and contemporary pieces from the Royal Ontario Museum and works from the collection of Iroquois beadwork artist Samuel Thomas, through May 27. Hours: Thursday-Sunday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Call 519-736-2826. At 140 Richmond St. Amherstburg.
Henry Ford Museum: Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition: The exhibit marks the 100th anniversary of the sinking of Titanic, through Sept. 30. Special timed tickets for members are US$10. Non-member tickets include admission to the museum for US$27 for adults, US$22.50 for youth, US$25 for seniors and children four and under are free. Call 1-313-982-6001. Hours: Open daily, 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Call 1-313-271-1620. At 20900 Oakwood Blvd. Dearborn, Mich.
Mudpuppy Gallery: Recycle Show: See what art can be made from recycled materials, through May 27. Hours: Monday, 1-4 p.m., Wednesday-Saturday noon-8 p.m., Sunday, noon-6 p.m. Call 519-736-7279. At 264 Dalhousie St., Navy Yard Park, Amherstburg.
Nancy Johns Gallery: Forty X Forty: Various artwork from local artists, available for purchase, through Saturday, May 12. Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Call 519-945-2222. At 4755 Wyandotte St. E.
SB Contemporary Art: SB and Dodolab present The River and the Land Sustain You? Prof. William Starling visits Windsor to study the starling community around the Ambassador Bridge. His activities are in conjunction with Windsor’s Mayworks 2012. Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, noon-6 p.m. Call 519-819-0536. At 1017 Church St.
Windsor’s Community Museum: Living in 1812: Life on the Sandwich Frontier. This exhibit explores the daily lives of the various inhabitants in the Sandwich Frontier and how they interacted; Woof! Woof! Hot Diggity Doggie: This is a collection of dog stories, photographs, collars, tags, and artist renderings of family pets. Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed Sunday and Monday. Call 519-253-1812. At 254 Pitt St. W.
Patty Larkin & Lucy Kaplansky: 8 p.m. The Ark, 316 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. Tickets US$22.50. Call 734-761-1800.
Sarah Jarosz: 8 p.m. The Ark, 316 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. Tickets US$20. Call 734-761-1800.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra: 9 p.m. Colosseum, Caesars Windsor, 377 Riverside Dr. E. Tickets start at $45. Call 1-800-991-8888, ext. 4, or visit caesarswindsor.com.
Abigail Stauffer, Pearl and the Beard: 7:30 p.m. The Ark, 316 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. Tickets US$15. Call 734-761-1800.
Chickenfoot: 6:30 p.m. Fillmore Detroit, 2115 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Tickets US$39.50. Visit livenation.com.
Mayer Hawthorne & The County, The Stepkids: 8 p.m. Majestic Theater, 4120 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Tickets US$25. Call 1-313-833-9700.
Kenny White, Jess Klein: 8 p.m. The Ark, 316 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. Tickets US$15. Call 734-761-1800.
Jonathan Edwards: 8 p.m. The Ark, 316 S. Main St., Ann Arbor. Tickets US$25. Call 734-761-1800.
Slash: 6:30 p.m. Orbit Room, 2525 Lake Eastbrook Blvd. southeast, Grand Rapids, Mich. Advance tickets US$32.50. Call 1-616-942-1328.
Blue Man Group: With no spoken language, Blue Man Group is best known for their wildly theatrical shows and concerts which combine comedy, music and technology to produce something very unique. Performances continue through Sunday, May 13, at Fisher Theater, 3011 West Grand Blvd. Detroit. Tickets range from US$120.60 to US$99.10. Call 1-313-872-1000 or visit broadwayindetroit.com.
Brahms at Assumption Church: The Windsor Symphony Orchestra performs as part of the Masterworks series tonight and Saturday, May 12, at 8 p.m. at Windsor’s Assumption Church, 350 Huron Church Rd. Tickets range from $58-$22 for adults, $35-$20 for seniors, and $19-$11 for youth. Visit mywso.ca.
French Without Tears: The Shaw Festival presents the play that established the international career of celebrated British playwright Terence Rattigan. Set in a villa on the coast of France, young British diplomats work to improve their French but their real preoccupation is with girls. Performances run Friday, May 11, through Saturday, Sept. 15, at the Royal George Theatre, Shaw Festival, 10 Queen’s Parade, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. Tickets range from $67.80-$33.90. Call 1-905-468-2172 or visit shawfest.com.
I Pagliacci: Leoncavallo’s only successful opera, the tale of a hunchback pagliacci who becomes embroiled in a fatal love triangle, plays at the Michigan Opera Theatre, 1526 Broadway, Detroit. This production includes the addition of a dream sequence by director Bernard Uzan to music from Leoncavallo’s Zaza. Showtimes are Saturday, May 12, at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 16, at 7:30 p.m., Friday, May 18, at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, May 19, at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 20, at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are US$121-$29. Call 1-313-237-7464 or visit michiganopera.org.
Legally Blonde The Musical: The Windsor Light Music Theatre presents this show, based on the 2001 movie, Legally Blonde. This is the story of UCLA sorority girl Elle Woods, who, after being dumped by her Harvard-bound boyfriend, decides to follow him cross country when she’s accepted into Harvard law. Performances are Friday, May 11, at 8 p.m., Saturday, May 12, at 8 p.m. and Sunday, May 13, at 2 p.m. at Chrysler Theatre, St. Clair Centre for the Arts, 201 Riverside Dr. W. Tickets start at $25. Call 519-974-6593 or visit windsorlight.com.
Masterwork Performances: Maestro John Morris Russell completes his 11th and final season as Music Director of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra with a pair of Masterworks performances on Friday, May 11, and Saturday, May 12, at 8 p.m. at Assumption Church, 350 Huron Church Rd. Saturday’s performance is SOLD OUT. Tickets are $58-$38. Call 519-973-1238 or visit mywso.ca.
Mari Sings!: Soprano Mari Emilie Voelker with pianist Monique Simone perform songs in honour of Norwegian heritage by Grieg and Kjerulf along with classics by Handel, Poulenc, Offenbach and parodies by Barab. Free admission. The event is Saturday, May 12, at 7 p.m. at Paulin Memorial Presbyterian Church, 3200 Woodland Ave. Donations witll be accepted. Call 519-969-7561.
Mother’s Day Brunch: Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery celebrates Mother’s Day with a gourmet lunch and wine-tasting event. Chef Jeff Wright prepares a special menu and winery’s winemaker Tanya Mitchell pours five wines and provides a tasting seminar. Tickets are $35 per person or $20 per person for children under 10. The event is Sunday, May 13, from noon to 2 p.m. at Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery, 7258 County Rd. 50 W. Call 519-738-9253 or visit sprucewoodshores.com.
Rock ‘n’ Rodeo: The Canadian Transportation Museum and Heritage Village presents The Country 95.9 Rock ‘n’ Rodeo. During the weekend, there will be rodeo events, barrel racing, hot air ballon rides, dog race, and more. Live music from Windsor’s Crystal Gage and Canadian country singer Dean Brody. Advance tickets are $20 each day or $25 for Saturday and Sunday. Tickets at the gate are $25 a day and $35 for Saturday and Sunday. The event is Friday, May 18, gates open at 4 p.m.; Saturday, May 19, at 9 a.m. and Sunday, May 20, at 10 a.m. at Canadian Transportation Museum and Heritage Village, 6155 Arner Townline, south of Essex. Call 519-776-6909 or visit rocknrodeo.ca.
Sports Optics Expo and Sale: Nine manufacturers of fine binoculars and spotting scopes exhibit and demonstrate their sports optics on the lakefront. Special guest appearances and book signings by Bill Rapai, Ernie Jardine and Sharon Stiteler. Free admission. The event is Saturday, May 12, and Sunday, May 13, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Pelee Wings Nature Store, 636 Point Pelee Dr. Leamington. Call 519-326-5193 or visit peleewings.ca.
Walkerville High School Reunion: The reunion features a variety of events all weekend including a silent auction, dancing, karaoke, basketball game, golf tournament, buffet dinner and more. Tickets are $40 for an all access weekend pass. The reunion is Thursday, May 17, Friday, May 18, from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Saturday, May 19, from noon to 11 p.m. at Walkerville Collegiate School Grounds, 2100 Richmond St. Call 519-252-6514 or visit walkervilletartans.com.

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WINDSOR , ONT . : Susan Patolot , left , enjoys a moment with her daughter , Ava , 2 , during last year 's Mother 's Day brunch buffet at the St. Clair Centre for the Arts in downtown Windsor . ( By Dax Melmer ) .
 WINDSOR , ONT . : Susan Patolot , left , enjoys a moment with her daughter , Ava , 2 , during last year ’s Mother ’s Day brunch buffet at the St. Clair Centre for the Arts in downtown Windsor . ( By Dax Melmer ) .
 Do n’t forget your mothers this weekend . Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery celebrates Mother ’s Day with a gourmet lunch and wine - tasting event . Chef Jeff Wright prepares a special menu and winemaker Tanya Mitchell pours five wines and offers a tasting seminar . See details under Special Events .
 Also , if you ’re fan of classical music , the Trans - Siberian Orchestra returns to Caesars Windsor on Saturday , May 12 . This show tells the tale of Beethoven ’s last night on Earth . See Concerts . Have a great weekend !
 Bully : Lakeshore ( PG ) Alex , Ja’Maya , Kelby , David Long , Tina Long , Kirk Smalley . This is a documentary on peer - to - peer bullying in schools across America .
 Dark Shadows : Devonshire , Lakeshore , SilverCity ( PG ) Johnny Depp , Eva Green , Michelle Pfeiffer , Jonny Lee Miller , Helena Bonham Carter . An imprisoned vampire , Barnabas Collins , is set free and returns to his ancestral home , where his dysfunctional descendants are in need of his protection .
 The Dictator : Devonshire , Lakeshore , SilverCity ( 14A ) Sacha Baron Cohen , Megan Fox , Anna Faris , Ben Kingsley , John C. Reilly . This is the heroic comedy of a dictator who risks his life to ensure that democracy would never come to the country he so lovingly oppressed .
 American Reunion : Devonshire , SilverCity ( 14A ) Jason Biggs , Alyson Hannigan , Chris Klein , Mena Suvari , Seann William Scott , Tara Reid . Jim , Michelle , Stifler , and their friends reunite in East Great Falls , Michigan , for their high school reunion .
 Chimpanzee : Devonshire , Lakeshore ( G ) This documentary looks at a three - year - old chimpanzee who is separated from his troop and is then adopted by a fully - grown male . Narrated by Tim Allen .
 The Five - Year Engagement : Devonshire , Lakeshore , SilverCity , Star ( 14A ) Emily Blunt , Jason Segel , Chris Pratt , Alison Brie , Lauren Weedman . This is a comedy that charts the ups and downs of an engaged couple ’s relationship .
 The Hunger Games : Devonshire , Lakeshore , SilverCity ( 14A ) Jennifer Lawrence , Woody Harrelson , Elizabeth Banks , Stanley Tucci , Wes Bentley . Set in a future where the Capitol selects a boy and girl from the 12 districts to fight to the death on live television , Katniss Everdeen volunteers to take her younger sister ’s place for the latest match .
 The Lucky One : Devonshire , Lakeshore , SilverCity , Star ( PG ) Zac Efron , Taylor Schilling , Blythe Danner , Riley Thomas Stewart , Jay R. Ferguson . A Marine travels to North Carolina after serving three tours in Iraq and searches for the unknown woman he believes was his good luck charm during the war .
 Marvel ’s The Avengers ( 2D & 3D ): Devonshire , Lakeshore , SilverCity , Star ( PG ) Robert Downey Jr. , Gwyneth Paltrow , Scarlett Johansson , Chris Evans , Mark Ruffalo , Chris Hemsworth . Nick Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D. brings together a team of super humans , Iron Man , Captain America , The Hulk , Thor , Black Widow , and Hawkeye , to form The Avengers to help save the Earth from Loki and his army .
 The Pirates : Band of Misfits ( 3D ): Devonshire , Lakeshore , SilverCity , Star ( PG ) Voice of Hugh Grant , Imelda Staunton , Jeremy Piven , Salma Hayek , David Tennant . Pirate Captain sets out on a mission to defeat his rivals Black Bellamy and Cutlass Liz for the Pirate of the Year Award . The quest takes Captain and his crew from the shores of Blood Island to the foggy streets of Victorian London .
 Safe : Devonshire , Lakeshore , SilverCity ( 14A ) Jason Statham , Catherine Chan , James Hong , Anson Mount , Reggie Lee . A young girl whose memory holds a priceless numerical code , finds herself pursued by the Triads , the Russian mob , and corrupt NYC cops . An ex - cage fighter whose life was destroyed by the gangsters on her trail comes to her aid .
 Think Like a Man : SilverCity ( PG ) Taraji P. Henson , Michael Ealy , Meagan Good , Jerry Ferrara , Regina Hall . Four friends conspire to turn the tables on their women when they discover the ladies have been using Steve Harvey ’s relationship advice against them .
 The Three Stooges : Lakeshore , SilverCity ( PG ) Sean Hayes , Jane Lynch , Will Sasso , Sofia Vergara , Jennifer Hudson . While trying to save their childhood orphanage , Moe , Larry , and Curly inadvertently stumble into a murder plot and wind up starring in a reality TV show .
 21 Jump Street : Devonshire ( 14A ) Channing Tatum , Johnny Depp , Holly Robinson Peete , Jonah Hill , Ice Cube . A pair of underachieving cops are sent back to a local high school to blend in and bring down a synthetic drug ring .
 Artcite : MayWorks Windsor 2012 : A Festival of International Workers ’ Solidarity , Social Justice and Community Cultural Projects . Artcite collaborates with the MayWorks Windsor committee to develop an activist - themed exhibition . The 2012 exhibit features the Windsor , Ont . collective Go Home ’s installation , The Break Room ; the Occupy Windsor Documentation Project and video histories of Occupy Windsor participants , through May 26 . Hours : Wednesday - Saturday , noon-5 p.m. or by appointment . Call 519 - 977 - 6564 . At 109 University Ave . W.
 Art Gallery of Windsor : Mary E. Wrinch : Muskoka landscapes and Wychwood Park gardens , through June 10 ; Jamelie Hassan : Re - enacting Resistance , through June 10 ; Land Marks : Contemporary Photographs , through June 10 ; Correspondences : British artists Simon Payne , Nicky Hamlyn and Angela Allen examine colour , frame and perceptual modalities , through June 10 ; Sundays in the Studio free drop - in studio workshop , Printmaking , 12:30 p.m.-2 p.m. Hours : Saturday , Sunday and Wednesday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. , Thursday and Friday 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Free admission . Call 519 - 977 - 0013 . At 401 Riverside Dr. W.
 Chatham - Kent Museum : Quilts in Queue exhibit : Examples of Tufted quilt , Log Cabin quilt , Pineapple quilt , Rose of Sharon quilt , Victory quilt , Signature quilt and Commemorative quilt , through 2012 . Daily 1 - 5 p.m. Call 519 - 354 - 8346 . At 75 William St. N. , Chatham .
 Gibson Gallery : O’h ya , ‘ h ohdiwenagqh : Through the Voices of Beads : Bead workers have played a vital role in preserving Iroquois beliefs over the centuries . The exhibit features historical and contemporary pieces from the Royal Ontario Museum and works from the collection of Iroquois beadwork artist Samuel Thomas , through May 27 . Hours : Thursday - Sunday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Call 519 - 736 - 2826 . At 140 Richmond St. Amherstburg .
 Henry Ford Museum : Titanic : The Artifact Exhibition : The exhibit marks the 100th anniversary of the sinking of Titanic , through Sept. 30 . Special timed tickets for members are US$ 10 . Non - member tickets include admission to the museum for US$ 27 for adults , US$ 22.50 for youth , US$ 25 for seniors and children four and under are free . Call 1 - 313 - 982 - 6001 . Hours : Open daily , 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Call 1 - 313 - 271 - 1620 . At 20900 Oakwood Blvd . Dearborn , Mich.
 Mudpuppy Gallery : Recycle Show : See what art can be made from recycled materials , through May 27 . Hours : Monday , 1 - 4 p.m. , Wednesday - Saturday noon-8 p.m. , Sunday , noon-6 p.m. Call 519 - 736 - 7279 . At 264 Dalhousie St. , Navy Yard Park , Amherstburg .
 Nancy Johns Gallery : Forty X Forty : Various artwork from local artists , available for purchase , through Saturday , May 12 . Hours : Tuesday - Friday , 10 a.m.-6 p.m. , Saturday , 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Call 519 - 945 - 2222 . At 4755 Wyandotte St. E.
 SB Contemporary Art : SB and Dodolab present The River and the Land Sustain You ? Prof. William Starling visits Windsor to study the starling community around the Ambassador Bridge . His activities are in conjunction with Windsor ’s Mayworks 2012 . Hours : Tuesday - Saturday , noon-6 p.m. Call 519 - 819 - 0536 . At 1017 Church St.
 Windsor ’s Community Museum : Living in 1812 : Life on the Sandwich Frontier . This exhibit explores the daily lives of the various inhabitants in the Sandwich Frontier and how they interacted ; Woof ! Woof ! Hot Diggity Doggie : This is a collection of dog stories , photographs , collars , tags , and artist renderings of family pets . Hours : Tuesday - Saturday , 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed Sunday and Monday . Call 519 - 253 - 1812 . At 254 Pitt St. W.
 Patty Larkin & Lucy Kaplansky : 8 p.m. The Ark , 316 S. Main St. , Ann Arbor . Tickets US$ 22.50 . Call 734 - 761 - 1800 .
 Sarah Jarosz : 8 p.m. The Ark , 316 S. Main St. , Ann Arbor . Tickets US$ 20 . Call 734 - 761 - 1800 .
 Trans - Siberian Orchestra : 9 p.m. Colosseum , Caesars Windsor , 377 Riverside Dr. E. Tickets start at $ 45 . Call 1 - 800 - 991 - 8888 , ext . 4 , or visit caesarswindsor.com .
 Abigail Stauffer , Pearl and the Beard : 7:30 p.m. The Ark , 316 S. Main St. , Ann Arbor . Tickets US$ 15 . Call 734 - 761 - 1800 .
 Chickenfoot : 6:30 p.m. Fillmore Detroit , 2115 Woodward Ave . , Detroit . Tickets US$ 39.50 . Visit livenation.com .
 Mayer Hawthorne & The County , The Stepkids : 8 p.m. Majestic Theater , 4120 Woodward Ave . , Detroit . Tickets US$ 25 . Call 1 - 313 - 833 - 9700 .
 Kenny White , Jess Klein : 8 p.m. The Ark , 316 S. Main St. , Ann Arbor . Tickets US$ 15 . Call 734 - 761 - 1800 .
 Jonathan Edwards : 8 p.m. The Ark , 316 S. Main St. , Ann Arbor . Tickets US$ 25 . Call 734 - 761 - 1800 .
 Slash : 6:30 p.m. Orbit Room , 2525 Lake Eastbrook Blvd . southeast , Grand Rapids , Mich. Advance tickets US$ 32.50 . Call 1 - 616 - 942 - 1328 .
 Blue Man Group : With no spoken language , Blue Man Group is best known for their wildly theatrical shows and concerts which combine comedy , music and technology to produce something very unique . Performances continue through Sunday , May 13 , at Fisher Theater , 3011 West Grand Blvd . Detroit . Tickets range from US$ 120.60 to US$ 99.10 . Call 1 - 313 - 872 - 1000 or visit broadwayindetroit.com .
 Brahms at Assumption Church : The Windsor Symphony Orchestra performs as part of the Masterworks series tonight and Saturday , May 12 , at 8 p.m. at Windsor ’s Assumption Church , 350 Huron Church Rd . Tickets range from $ 58-$22 for adults , $ 35-$20 for seniors , and $ 19-$11 for youth . Visit mywso.ca .
 French Without Tears : The Shaw Festival presents the play that established the international career of celebrated British playwright Terence Rattigan . Set in a villa on the coast of France , young British diplomats work to improve their French but their real preoccupation is with girls . Performances run Friday , May 11 , through Saturday , Sept. 15 , at the Royal George Theatre , Shaw Festival , 10 Queen ’s Parade , Niagara - on - the - Lake , Ont . Tickets range from $ 67.80-$33.90 . Call 1 - 905 - 468 - 2172 or visit shawfest.com .
 I Pagliacci : Leoncavallo ’s only successful opera , the tale of a hunchback pagliacci who becomes embroiled in a fatal love triangle , plays at the Michigan Opera Theatre , 1526 Broadway , Detroit . This production includes the addition of a dream sequence by director Bernard Uzan to music from Leoncavallo ’s Zaza . Showtimes are Saturday , May 12 , at 7:30 p.m. , Wednesday , May 16 , at 7:30 p.m. , Friday , May 18 , at 7:30 p.m. , Saturday , May 19 , at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday , May 20 , at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are US$ 121-$29 . Call 1 - 313 - 237 - 7464 or visit michiganopera.org .
 Legally Blonde The Musical : The Windsor Light Music Theatre presents this show , based on the 2001 movie , Legally Blonde . This is the story of UCLA sorority girl Elle Woods , who , after being dumped by her Harvard - bound boyfriend , decides to follow him cross country when she ’s accepted into Harvard law . Performances are Friday , May 11 , at 8 p.m. , Saturday , May 12 , at 8 p.m. and Sunday , May 13 , at 2 p.m. at Chrysler Theatre , St. Clair Centre for the Arts , 201 Riverside Dr. W. Tickets start at $ 25 . Call 519 - 974 - 6593 or visit windsorlight.com .
 Masterwork Performances : Maestro John Morris Russell completes his 11th and final season as Music Director of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra with a pair of Masterworks performances on Friday , May 11 , and Saturday , May 12 , at 8 p.m. at Assumption Church , 350 Huron Church Rd . Saturday ’s performance is SOLD OUT . Tickets are $ 58-$38 . Call 519 - 973 - 1238 or visit mywso.ca .
 Mari Sings ! : Soprano Mari Emilie Voelker with pianist Monique Simone perform songs in honour of Norwegian heritage by Grieg and Kjerulf along with classics by Handel , Poulenc , Offenbach and parodies by Barab . Free admission . The event is Saturday , May 12 , at 7 p.m. at Paulin Memorial Presbyterian Church , 3200 Woodland Ave . Donations witll be accepted . Call 519 - 969 - 7561 .
 Mother ’s Day Brunch : Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery celebrates Mother ’s Day with a gourmet lunch and wine - tasting event . Chef Jeff Wright prepares a special menu and winery ’s winemaker Tanya Mitchell pours five wines and provides a tasting seminar . Tickets are $ 35 per person or $ 20 per person for children under 10 . The event is Sunday , May 13 , from noon to 2 p.m. at Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery , 7258 County Rd . 50 W. Call 519 - 738 - 9253 or visit sprucewoodshores.com .
 Rock ‘ n ’ Rodeo : The Canadian Transportation Museum and Heritage Village presents The Country 95.9 Rock ‘ n ’ Rodeo . During the weekend , there will be rodeo events , barrel racing , hot air ballon rides , dog race , and more . Live music from Windsor ’s Crystal Gage and Canadian country singer Dean Brody . Advance tickets are $ 20 each day or $ 25 for Saturday and Sunday . Tickets at the gate are $ 25 a day and $ 35 for Saturday and Sunday . The event is Friday , May 18 , gates open at 4 p.m. ; Saturday , May 19 , at 9 a.m. and Sunday , May 20 , at 10 a.m. at Canadian Transportation Museum and Heritage Village , 6155 Arner Townline , south of Essex . Call 519 - 776 - 6909 or visit rocknrodeo.ca .
 Sports Optics Expo and Sale : Nine manufacturers of fine binoculars and spotting scopes exhibit and demonstrate their sports optics on the lakefront . Special guest appearances and book signings by Bill Rapai , Ernie Jardine and Sharon Stiteler . Free admission . The event is Saturday , May 12 , and Sunday , May 13 , from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Pelee Wings Nature Store , 636 Point Pelee Dr. Leamington . Call 519 - 326 - 5193 or visit peleewings.ca .
 Walkerville High School Reunion : The reunion features a variety of events all weekend including a silent auction , dancing , karaoke , basketball game , golf tournament , buffet dinner and more . Tickets are $ 40 for an all access weekend pass . The reunion is Thursday , May 17 , Friday , May 18 , from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Saturday , May 19 , from noon to 11 p.m. at Walkerville Collegiate School Grounds , 2100 Richmond St. Call 519 - 252 - 6514 or visit walkervilletartans.com .


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You can create books as a graduation present or a Father's Day present using Weeva.
Weeva allows you to create a memory book by inviting others to contribute stories and photos. The person who signs up invites friends and family to participate. It’s all handled electronically. It’s called Weeva because it allows you to weave the stories of someone’s life.
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You can create books as a graduation present or a Father 's Day present using Weeva .
 Weeva allows you to create a memory book by inviting others to contribute stories and photos . The person who signs up invites friends and family to participate . It ’s all handled electronically . It ’s called Weeva because it allows you to weave the stories of someone ’s life .
 Once you feel like the collection period is complete , you let Weeva know . Then Weeva edits stories for grammar and spelling . Designers lay out the book ’s pages . The copy gets printed into a hardcover keepsake book . It takes about three weeks between the time you say you ’re done collecting stories and the time the book is in your hand .
 Schools use it to honor a teacher with her class ’ drawings and messages . Families use it for birthdays , graduations , weddings , anniversaries or as an alternative baby book .
 Companies also are using Weeva to mark a business milestone or a professional achievement .
 You can create books as a graduation present or a Father ’s Day present using Weeva .
 How many books has Gorsuch made ? It ’s like how the cobbler ’s children have no shoes . She ’s working on one for her son and his friends about high school for graduation . Her second one will be the family stories she ’s wanted to collect . weeva.com .


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Legendary Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek would have been 79 today. He was born in Chicago on February 12, 1939. We’ll celebrate Ray on his birthday with plenty of music from the Doors on WBLM. Let’s remember the music and mad keyboard genius of Manzarek. His right hand playing melodies with crazy fingers, left hand pounding out the bass parts. Still mind-blowing!
Sadly, Ray Manzarek passed away from cancer in May of 2013 at the age of 74. Doors drummer John Densmore was a guest in the BLM Studio just a month before Ray passed. When Ray died, John had this to say, "There was no keyboard player on the planet more appropriate to support Jim Morrison's words."
The Doors were a main attraction along with the Who and Jimi Hendrix at the Isle of Wight Festival a year after Woodstock in August of 1970. It has been said that this was the last Doors concert captured on film. It will be released on DVD, Blu-Ray, CD and Digitally on February 23.
Watch Break On Through (To The Other Side) from the upcoming release! Looks and sounds amazing!

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Legendary Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek would have been 79 today . He was born in Chicago on February 12 , 1939 . We ’ll celebrate Ray on his birthday with plenty of music from the Doors on WBLM . Let ’s remember the music and mad keyboard genius of Manzarek . His right hand playing melodies with crazy fingers , left hand pounding out the bass parts . Still mind - blowing !
 Sadly , Ray Manzarek passed away from cancer in May of 2013 at the age of 74 . Doors drummer John Densmore was a guest in the BLM Studio just a month before Ray passed . When Ray died , John had this to say , " There was no keyboard player on the planet more appropriate to support Jim Morrison 's words . "
 The Doors were a main attraction along with the Who and Jimi Hendrix at the Isle of Wight Festival a year after Woodstock in August of 1970 . It has been said that this was the last Doors concert captured on film . It will be released on DVD , Blu - Ray , CD and Digitally on February 23 .
 Watch Break On Through ( To The Other Side ) from the upcoming release ! Looks and sounds amazing !


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 Moreover , since outsourcing comes in many shapes and sizes , organizations often struggle not only with the decision to outsource , but which capabilities should be outsourced . Organizations should , however , at least consider components of outsourcing as they continue to improve their organizational structure , business processes and technology infrastructure to determine what is right for them on their strategic road map .


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>>> as anne just mentioned this oil is devastating people who live along the gulf coast among them residents of plaquemines parish . billy nungesser is the parish president . i know you're hearing it from the people who live in that parish. give me the sense of the range of emotions you're hearing on a daily basis.
>> it's fear. it's disgust. it's -- you know, people in plaquemines parish aren't used to sitting around and waiting. we prepare for the worst and hope for the best. and we just don't see the efforts out there, number one. we told them it would come ashore. they said, no, it will be a few tar balls. it's come ashore. they're not equipped. there's no plan in place. the leadership is really lacking from all aspects of the coast guard and bp . seven skimmer boats in plack plaquemines parish as you see it takes them four or five days to get out there. it's just unacceptable. the people are disgusted, frustrated, as i am. and putting more troops on the ground is not the answer. we need a leader to step up and take charge and build this berm out there that the keep most of the oil out.
>> mr. nungesser, would you say the frustration level is equal or equally shared between the federal government and bp or are the people in that area blaming one over the other?
>> well, i think we're pointing the finger at both and they keep pointing the finger at each other. and the coast guard ultimately has the decision. they can direct bp to do anything. had they directed them to pay and build this berm 30 days ago, we would have over 20 miles of berm out the water receiving this oil on the beach. it's easy to clean it up off the beaches. you won't clean it up out of the marshes where it's destroying the habitat for the pelicans and all the wildlife in louisiana. it will destroy it for many years. and we told them that. it's now coming ashore. they need to admit they made a mistake, take a step back and let's get working out there, pull all stops out to protect our coastline. but they're still pointing the finger. more people on the ground is not the answer. organization, the equipment and building that berm to protect our coastline is the answer. we need to pull out all stops.
>> we've got the memorial day weekend fast approaching here, mr. nungesser. obviously the traditional start to the tourism season. what impact are you expecting?
>> all the tournaments, all the big fishing tournaments are canceled. all the festivals in this area have been canceled. we have no tourism. all we have is the workers here that are working on this spill. and it's pretty devastating. and we're talking about long, long-lasting effects in these marshlands. i'm so disappointed they won't spend $300 million to build a barrier island to protect us but i heard yesterday bp put up $500 million to check and research and study what's going to happen after the fact. we're not going to need that money because there's not going to be much left here to study. put that money up front. let's save the marsh while we still have a chance. we lost the battle. we haven't lost the war. it's time for a true leader to step up and let's make something happen.
>> all right. plaquemines parish president billy nungesser. thank you for your time and our thoughts are with all of the good folks in your parish.
>>> 7:12. once again here's meredith.

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> > > as anne just mentioned this oil is devastating people who live along the gulf coast among them residents of plaquemines parish . billy nungesser is the parish president . i know you 're hearing it from the people who live in that parish . give me the sense of the range of emotions you 're hearing on a daily basis .
 > > it 's fear . it 's disgust . it 's -- you know , people in plaquemines parish are n't used to sitting around and waiting . we prepare for the worst and hope for the best . and we just do n't see the efforts out there , number one . we told them it would come ashore . they said , no , it will be a few tar balls . it 's come ashore . they 're not equipped . there 's no plan in place . the leadership is really lacking from all aspects of the coast guard and bp . seven skimmer boats in plack plaquemines parish as you see it takes them four or five days to get out there . it 's just unacceptable . the people are disgusted , frustrated , as i am . and putting more troops on the ground is not the answer . we need a leader to step up and take charge and build this berm out there that the keep most of the oil out .
 > > mr . nungesser , would you say the frustration level is equal or equally shared between the federal government and bp or are the people in that area blaming one over the other ?
 > > well , i think we 're pointing the finger at both and they keep pointing the finger at each other . and the coast guard ultimately has the decision . they can direct bp to do anything . had they directed them to pay and build this berm 30 days ago , we would have over 20 miles of berm out the water receiving this oil on the beach . it 's easy to clean it up off the beaches . you wo n't clean it up out of the marshes where it 's destroying the habitat for the pelicans and all the wildlife in louisiana . it will destroy it for many years . and we told them that . it 's now coming ashore . they need to admit they made a mistake , take a step back and let 's get working out there , pull all stops out to protect our coastline . but they 're still pointing the finger . more people on the ground is not the answer . organization , the equipment and building that berm to protect our coastline is the answer . we need to pull out all stops .
 > > we 've got the memorial day weekend fast approaching here , mr . nungesser . obviously the traditional start to the tourism season . what impact are you expecting ?
 > > all the tournaments , all the big fishing tournaments are canceled . all the festivals in this area have been canceled . we have no tourism . all we have is the workers here that are working on this spill . and it 's pretty devastating . and we 're talking about long , long - lasting effects in these marshlands . i 'm so disappointed they wo n't spend $ 300 million to build a barrier island to protect us but i heard yesterday bp put up $ 500 million to check and research and study what 's going to happen after the fact . we 're not going to need that money because there 's not going to be much left here to study . put that money up front . let 's save the marsh while we still have a chance . we lost the battle . we have n't lost the war . it 's time for a true leader to step up and let 's make something happen .
 > > all right . plaquemines parish president billy nungesser . thank you for your time and our thoughts are with all of the good folks in your parish .
 > > > 7:12 . once again here 's meredith .


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Any of you that troll cranks ever try the flicker shad? If so I would like to know how you liked them.
I have a friend that throws them for walleye and he swears by them.
I tried them had better luck with Rapala #4 & #5 shad raps. I think I just have more confidence in what iv'e used for a long time.
I met a CDC member who uses them and does well by trolling them .
I saw these baits at Everhart's this morning beside the Bandits. They had about 6 or 7 different colors. They looked more like a walleye type bait than the traditional crankbait. Looked like they would work.

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Crappie.com - America 's Friendliest Crappie Fishing Community > STATE Forums > Missouri > Missouri Fishing > Berkley Flicker Shad ?
 View Full Version : Berkley Flicker Shad ?
 Any of you that troll cranks ever try the flicker shad ? If so I would like to know how you liked them .
 I have a friend that throws them for walleye and he swears by them .
 I tried them had better luck with Rapala # 4 & # 5 shad raps . I think I just have more confidence in what iv'e used for a long time .
 I met a CDC member who uses them and does well by trolling them .
 I saw these baits at Everhart 's this morning beside the Bandits . They had about 6 or 7 different colors . They looked more like a walleye type bait than the traditional crankbait . Looked like they would work .


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Hey folks! Well, things are beginning to settle down a bit around here, thankfully – so that means, naturally, it’s time for me to start ramping up my artwork again 😛 I’ve got a few things I’m working on, as always, and it’s always a struggle to prioritise. Naturally, I’m moving my collaboration right to the top – you’re all going to love it when it comes out next year, the script is absolutely phenomenal. I’m talking Douglas Adam style and standard, it really is hilarious. I’ve also got an 8-pager of my own that I want to get done before next year’s conventions, which does give me a few months – which is ALWAYS less than I think it actually is! Add to that the two scripts of my own that I’m working on… Eh, I’ll find a way to fit it in, I’m sure.
I’m also practicing my colouring – while the process is maybe a bit too involved and time-consuming to use in Elf Blood, I’m hoping to start using it in my print work. It’s been a real joy to do some learning and some improving – you’ve always got to be growing, as a creator! The great thing about going to conventions is that it really does rupture your bubble (in a good way). You get to see the work that other people are doing, to compare it to your own work, and realise that you really need to up your game. And you can learn a lot from others, too, whether by supporting and analysing their work or learning from them directly.
Anyhoozles, I’ve got today off! And it’s such a nice day, I should probably go for a nice long walk down to the beach. I say beach, it’s a riverside park. Still nice, though!
Have a great weekend, folks – see you next week!

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Hey folks ! Well , things are beginning to settle down a bit around here , thankfully – so that means , naturally , it ’s time for me to start ramping up my artwork again 😛 I ’ve got a few things I ’m working on , as always , and it ’s always a struggle to prioritise . Naturally , I ’m moving my collaboration right to the top – you ’re all going to love it when it comes out next year , the script is absolutely phenomenal . I ’m talking Douglas Adam style and standard , it really is hilarious . I ’ve also got an 8 - pager of my own that I want to get done before next year ’s conventions , which does give me a few months – which is ALWAYS less than I think it actually is ! Add to that the two scripts of my own that I ’m working on … Eh , I ’ll find a way to fit it in , I ’m sure .
 I ’m also practicing my colouring – while the process is maybe a bit too involved and time - consuming to use in Elf Blood , I ’m hoping to start using it in my print work . It ’s been a real joy to do some learning and some improving – you ’ve always got to be growing , as a creator ! The great thing about going to conventions is that it really does rupture your bubble ( in a good way ) . You get to see the work that other people are doing , to compare it to your own work , and realise that you really need to up your game . And you can learn a lot from others , too , whether by supporting and analysing their work or learning from them directly .
 Anyhoozles , I ’ve got today off ! And it ’s such a nice day , I should probably go for a nice long walk down to the beach . I say beach , it ’s a riverside park . Still nice , though !
 Have a great weekend , folks – see you next week !


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