 that you study well enough before adopting one, or make adjustments to your rabbit existing living conditions.
Anclote Key
Anclote Report
Trout
I fished this area doing a little research and development with Captain Steve Betz, for those who may wonder what that means I will give you my definition: research and development is :going fishing for fun but using the fact that I am a guide to justify it to my wife,(who by the way does not read my reports)!
They seemed a little lethargic after the big blow last week; the bite was subpar to say the least. The target areas were the normal spots for this time of year, deeper flats and potholes near the power plant. What we did find was that the fish were laid up on the oyster bars soaking up the heat from the day. The rock piles and oyster bars that dot this area absorb the sun and warm the surrounding waters a little. There was a school of about 20 trout sitting there soaking it all in. We managed to get one to eat a DOA CAL in black back/gold rush. It went around 20 inches. We also worked the flats just south of Anclote Island and scored on some smaller fish.
Redfish
Fishing oyster bars like I described for the trout we were able to stick around 15 redfish! These feisty little guys ate with reckless abandon at one point I think I caught 5 in a row. The key was to fish the bottom of the water column. Shrimp rigged on a jig head produced 13 of the 15 landed the other 2 were on the DOA mentioned above.
The upcoming weekend should be decent the weather will be more stable and hopefully turn on the bite!
Side note
I bought my shrimp and drinks and ice right on the water, Marker 25 has shrimp 60 for 10 bucks. They have a selection of hooks split shots and are quick to help point you in the right direction. The Marina is up river from the Anclote Park. Go to channel marker 25 and follow the channel into the marina, the low dock is furthest to the left side, past all the big boats. They are really doing some work around there and the place is looking much better now that someone has put a little TLC into it! Stop by and see Dan and Erin!
Capt. Tim Whitfield
Fishing ALL of Tampa bay and beyond!
813 714 0889Musicians love to play at Jazz Fest, and Jazz Fest audiences love to see the consistently fantastic performances from their local favorites -- year after year, and decade after decade. Check out a few fan favorites in this WWOZ Jazz Fest at 50 Time Capsule. And let us know in the comments-- who'd we miss?
Music Video: Kermit Ruffins, "Drop Me Off In New Orleans"Concha Buika's African-Inspired Flamenco
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La Falsa Moneda
La Nina de Fuego
Mentirosa
Concha Buika's music is inspired by her African roots, flamenco music and turbulent relationships. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Concha Buika's music is inspired by her African roots, flamenco music and turbulent relationships.Courtesy of the artist
Concha Buika, a nominee for this year's Latin Grammy Album of the Year, is a black flamenco singer from Spain whose voice has been described as "sultry," "sonorous" and "achingly beautiful."
Buika's voice has been a sensation in Spain since her previous album, Mi Nina Lola, came out in 2005. Buika is part of a new generation of flamenco performers who are hooking young audiences by mixing in other influences.
The fusion of flamenco with jazz, soul and dance rhythms in Buika's music mirrors the story of her own life. Her father was a political exile from Equatorial Guinea, a former Spanish colony with one of the most repressive regimes in Africa. She grew up in Spain, on the Mediterranean island of Mallorca, where the population includes American millionaires, German and English tourists, and poor Gypsies in the barrio where her family lived. But, she says, there was no one else of African origin.
"I was always the only black in the movie theater, the only black in class, the only black in the library, the only black in the discotheque," she says. "I always felt observed and judged."
In Mallorca, her family sang African tunes at home, and her mother had an entire wall filled with jazz records. Buika got her start as a performer singing at clubs on Mallorca and neighboring Ibiza, Europe's party island. Later she tried her luck in Las Vegas. She sang in casinos, as a Tina Turner look alike.
. The songs are about women dealing with loneliness, infidelity and the consequences of falling in love with the wrong man — or woman. Buika's turbulent affairs with both sexes has only added to her allure in Spain.
"I sing against emotional dictatorships," she says, "and against the imposition of one person over another, in the name of love."Today I presented twice at the Birmingham Primary Language Conference at Highbury Hall in Moseley.
My presentation, entitled Creative ICT in the PLL classroom, is below and, as soon as I have a spare moment, I’ll add the audio of my presentation as well.
Hampered by an internet connection that was, at best, flaky, I hope that I managed to explain even if I couldn’t show the sites and tools I recommended.
Please feel free to ask questions in the comments or using the contact form!
Also, here are a couple of ‘how to’ guides for Voki and wikispaces. Plus a list of examples of using some of these tools in teaching and learning.
it's not so much the same thing as slow play, so much as it is proper gameplay procedure. 

so, the game operates using "priority." this term kinda gets thrown around a bit alongside other terms like "missing the timing" and "inherent summons" and such, but like those, a lot of the people that use the term don't really fully understand what they actually mean.

priority works like this. the player going first starts the game by entering their draw phase. as turn player, they retain priority to perform an action in this phase. if they don't wish to perform an action, they pass priority to the opponent, who can now perform an action. if they choose not to, they pass back to the turn player again, who can then move into the next phase, where this process repeats. 

now, obviously, if the game were to be played this literally, it would take much longer. so instead of constantly asking the opposite player if they have a response, you simply pause between actions and see if they speak up about anything. if not, then you should be clear to continue with your next action. 

but when you just blow through your combo without stopping, you're essentially bypassing a major part of how the game works by denying the opponent ample opportunity to assess the situation and decide how they want to respond, if at all. you're basically playing speed solitaire instead of yugioh.There is a serious amount of bullshitting on their website! The about us page is full of it. Quite enjoyed the statement about never using isolates right above a massive picture of an isolate oil...

For someone who's been studying cannabinoids for over 20 years, they certainly do not understand some of the terminology/what the rules are. I spotted:

* Incorrectly claiming 0.2% is the THC limit
* Calling an oil a tincture (tinctures use alcohol as a carrier, this one always annoys me)
* Claiming nothing but hemp is used in their oil and no carriers which is very doubtful as they would just be selling a distillate or other concentrate if that was the case.
* All sorts of health claims on their Instagram.Speckle Generation by Phase-Only Spatial Modulators: Random Phase Properties That Produce Fully Complex Modulation and that Model Optical Processor Performance.
Optoelectronic processors that use phase only and amplitude phase coupled spatial light modulators SLMs can be profoundly affected by phase errors. These errors arise not only from irregularities in the modulators themselves, but at a number of points along the signal processing chain. Traditional theories of speckle generation by rough surface scattering are adapted to analyzing SLMs. SLMs are modeled as arrays of subaperturespixels that are perturbed by random phase components constant and linear retardations. The effects of not only random, but also systematic. phase errors on the performance of diffractive optical elements DOEs and optical correlators are evaluated. While traditional speckle theory models random surfaces as stationary random processes, SLMs can be programmed to produce nonstationary optical surfaces. This generalization is used to devise a new class of computer generated holographic algorithms, referred to as pseudorandom encoding. The method is notable in that it 1 uses all available space bandwidth of the SLM 2 produces diffraction patterns having large signal to noise ratio and, most notably, 3 can be calculated in real time by serial processors. Simulations and experimental demonstrations using SLMs are presented, and applications to pattern recognition, optical interconnects, multispot beam steering, and acceleration of DOE design algorithms are described.This invention relates to an improved storage cabinet, such as for use in an office environment.
The modern office has become crowded and cluttered due to the ever-increasing amount of equipment utilized by an office worker, such as a computer and the like, and