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The Castelli Free 9 Sock is to regular socks as space shuttles are to balsa-wood gliders—the basic design is similar, but everything that matters is totally different. The Free 9 is woven from Meryl Skinlife fibers, which are engineered to be antimicrobial, highly breathable, and moisture wicking, so your feet stay fresh, dry, and comfortable. A high-density woven band under the arch supports your foot and prevents slippage without adding any extra thickness, a flat toe seam prevents irritation, and an open mesh panel at the cuff increases airflow to provide unbeatable ventilation.
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After trying a couple of brands I have found the the Free 9 socks have an appeal that I enjoy while riding. They are not to hot for the humid weather that I ride in most of the summer and fall. They have lasted a couple dozen rides without losing shape. The feel in the shoe is like a second skin with the protection for the 100km rides.
Great socks
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
My new favorite socks. The L/XL fit my 10.5 feet perfectly. Fabric feels soft to the skin. They are light and airy - perfect for summer or any non-cold day. They look very sharp too!
Updated for 2016
Castelli has updated the color scheme slightly on the white/blk for 2016. The top of the band is now all black (not mostly white as before). Functionally, the socks remain the same. These are GREAT summer road socks!
Sizing: I wear a 45 Shimano road shoe. I like the fit of the XXL best.
The best summer socks!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have four pair of these socks. They are the best summer socks I have owned. I have tried socks from companies like Rapha, Swiftwick, and Defeet, and these are the best. They fit like a good cycling sock should. They don't bunch up and they are not too loose. If you have a nice pair of cycling shoes, I highly recommend getting a good pair of socks so your shoes will fit like they should. I wear a size 45 in Sidi and the L/XL fits perfectly.
Great lightweight sock
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I am a women's 9 and I bought a L/XL, though I was weary of the size since a women's 9 is usually a men's 7. Originally this footbed on the sock was way too long, but now fits perfectly after one machine-wash on delicate (had only handwashed before). The band can be rather snug and the logo stretched if you have bigger legs but the sock won't fall down! Great fluoro color, no bunching, and very breathable.
Nice socks
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These have been great so far this summer. I wear a 9-9.5 size shoe and ordered the L/XL size for these socks. I would go with the smaller size if I order more - the foot area of the sock is just a little too long for my preference (not the height of the sock, the foot area).
The best summer cycling socks. Period.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Castelli Free 9's are GREAT summer cycling socks. These socks are amazingly well ventilated on the top of the foot and all the way around to the top of the cuff.
And 9 cm is the -perfect- height. You see this cuff height the most in the pro peloton. It covers the ankle and the achilles tendon, but does not extend onto the calf muscle.
In sum, these socks provide great quality, fit, ventilation, they stay up, and they look awesome. And made in Italy.
Sizing: The official sizing chart at the Castelli website is correct.
Cycling shoe size: 36-39 = S/M
Cycling shoe size: 40-43 = L/XL
Cycling shoe size: 44-47 = 2XL
These socks though!!!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
Yeah, just buy a pair or two, or 5 like I did.
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Alright well I loved msgplayer's Asian movie/drama collection so much that I decided to make one for English TV Series/Movies as well.
Well first of all this if for unfortunate ppl like me who are unable to download properly through torrents (which would be so much more convenient) so I have to opt for DDL links. And since I'm pretty sure there are others as well suffering from the same fate, I will gather a collection of links from file-sharing sites for as many tv series and/or movies that are requested.
These may consist of rapidshare/megaupload links etc. Mostly all of them will not be uploaded by me so I cannot guarantee their (in)activity so do not request reuploads. If it's a popular series/movie then you may PM me and if you're lucky I might find some, but otherwise... don't.
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Day 4, September 16, Titomysl, Czech Republic
Our illnesses outside the court persist. While I felt much better, Glenn Hoag, Louis-Pierre Mainville and Justin Duff all continue to suffer from abdominal pains. Toon Van Lankvelt suffered bad indigestion the previous evening and did not participate in training and the match.
The rest of the team showed a higher energy level in the morning training and the level of intensity climbed a notch. Glenn decided to keep it simple. He put aside the formation with the middle in front of the setter which had worked relatively well against Cuba. We played tonight with the fourth attacker in front of the setter.
The other theme in training: counter defence. However the match tonight was similar to the other two. A 0-3 loss (19-25, 24-26, 23-25). It wasn't a stellar performance and we lacked finish at the end of sets. Our top two scorers were our middles!!!
While we defended well, we made too many errors on execution and the experienced Czechs made us pay for it. We must regroup and work very hard to play at a superior level against the Poles, Serbs and Germans. Everyone must bear down and work for the team (these are Glenn's words).
The first part of the trip is now complete and we leave for Bled tomorrow at 7 a.m... Long day ahead. More details tomorrow.


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Mark Pysyk Adjusting to Pro Hockey
by Howard Simon
posted Oct 23 2012 12:00AM
The NHL lockout prevented Mark Pysyk from working alongside the Buffalo Sabres during the pre-season but despite that disappointment, Pysyk is making the most out of his first season as a pro while playing for the Rochester Americans.
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overall by Buffalo in the 2010 draft, the defenseman has played in all five of the Amerks games heading into Tuesday's contest with Hamilton at the First Niagara Center. He has one goal and two assists and is minus two.
Pysyk has made the jump from juniors and the Western Hockey league and as is the case with most players, that transition has been eye opening. "Just the first time you go into a corner with a guy that's five years older than you, it's a little bit of a different experience" Pysyk said during an interview on WGR.
"You have to wrap your mind around the fact that every one is one step away from the NHL so everybody is going to be a good player. Each day goes by and I get a little bit more comfortable playing here, playing with men as opposed to kids."
The 20 year old Edmonton native is playing under the watchful eye of Amerks Head Coach Ron Rolston who said Pysyk has not looked out of place at all, going back to the first day of camp. "He's been really good. Mark has been really steady" Rolston told WGR.
" He still has a lot to learn but he's been very good positionally. He makes great decisions with the puck, everything's on the tape. He's one of those guys that just has a knack for stealing pucks and pick pocketing pucks defensively."
Pysyk had a very successful junior career in Edmonton. He was captain of the Oil Kings last season and helped them earn a spot in the Memorial Cup, the championship of Canadian Junior Hockey. Pysyk went on to play for Team Canada in the 2012 World Junior Championship.
But he's already learned that some of the plays a defenseman can get away with in juniors, just don't work at the professional level. "Guys are so skilled and if you give them any room, they can make a play around you and it's in the back of your net" Pysyk said. " In junior if you have a good stick it usually stops most of the plays but here guys just saucer over it and make the play through you so you've got to be a lot more physical in the defensive zone."
The 6-1, 186 pound Pysyk(pronounced PESS-ick) is also getting regular time on the Amerks power play.
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You won't be the one sitting on the sidelines in the women's Sideline 2 Insert cheerleading shoes from Nike! Featuring color cards you can insert into the side panel of the shoe to match your team colors, and a pivot point for better control during spins and turns, you'll be dancing and cheering your way to the top of the pyramid in no time.
- Synthetic and mesh upper
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Deep respect for sacred things; wonder.
- The Lord commanded Moses to remove his shoes, for he was standing on holy ground:Ex. 3:4–5;
- God is to be feared and had in reverence:Ps. 89:7;
- Serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear:Heb. 12:28;
- Moroni bowed himself to the earth, and prayed mightily:Alma 46:13;
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The Green River City Council began their evening with an appreciation reception for the outgoing mayor and councilmembers. Mayor Glen Dale Johnson, Councilman Tom Burr and Councilman Blaine Evans were the honorees of the reception. During the reception, a buffet was set out, while all residents were welcome to visit with the elected officials for the town. Each outgoing member of the council was also given a plaque in appreciation of their service to Green River.
Christine Monroe of the Green River Community Center then introduced the new Americorps volunteers who are in Green River. The NCCC offers five areas of specialty for the young people who volunteer for 10 months. Green River Community Center made the decision that they needed help with after school education, and in the application to NCCC, they made the request for volunteers to help students after school at the community center with homework and reading. These new volunteers have been in Green River for three weeks. They are: Lori Sciachitano of New Jersey; Staci Steidler of Pennsylvania; Kate Reese of Virginia; Adam Smith of New York; David Askew of Florida; Carolyn Giovannetti of Wisconsin; Kate Dower of Illinois; Amanda Bischak of New Jersey; Lillian Gehres of Ohio; Kayla Costello of New York; Alex Maynard of New York; and Jason Kittredge of Washington. Mayor Johnson extended deep appreciation for the job these volunteers are doing with the children of Green River.
Mary Winters and Kim McFarland from the Green River Medical Center approached the council for funding to train three staff members to use the new digital x-ray machine that will be installed soon. They explained that grant money has been secured for the purchase of the x-ray machine, and with this upgrade in x-ray capabilities at the medical center better medical care can be given to the residents of Green River. McFarland said, "With this new technology, the x-ray is taken and is transferred electronically to the computer. From there the image can be adjusted to see the image better, and if it is necessary, the image can also be sent electronically to specialists in hospitals for further consultation of the needs of the patient. Our need now is for training for three staff members to be trained in x-ray technology," said McFarland.
Mayor Johnson noted how exciting it is to be receiving this upgrade at the medical center. He told Winters and McFarland that the incoming council and mayor will be required to open the budget for a contribution such as this. Before this can happen a public hearing must be held and urged the two to come back next month when the criteria had been met to open the budget.
John Iverson of Sunrise Engineering presented the bids which have been received for the two projects which will begin soon in Green River. The first, a water improvement project that will install new, bigger water lines in the west end of town, and also install new fire hydrants and better prepare Green River in the event of a structure fire. Iverson opened and read the bids, and the council awarded the bid to Carlyle Excavating of Redmond as theirs was the low bid.
The second project concerns a water line that crosses underneath the river to supply water to residents. The present pipe is a cast iron pipe and is several decades old. Technology has been found that can reline the pipe making replacement unnecessary at this time. A PVC liner will be installed by Val Cotter and Sons who were the low bid for the project. These projects are being funded by a grant from the CIB with partial matching funds from the City of Green River.
A Green River resident has applied to the city for a water connection. At the present time, this resident is using a neighbor's hookup to water nearby stock. His request is for a connection to be used for watering the animals, and a waiver of the impact fee that is charged under ordinance for hookups.
Conae Black, city recorder, read the ordinance and explained that the funds raised from this impact fee are applied to the debt for the water treatment plant and other maintenance and improvements to the plant. In the ordinance, it is stated that the council can waive all or part of the impact fee as this water connection is not to be used for a structure or building project. The council approved to waive all but $200 of the impact fee for the resident.
Monroe reported the community center is providing 63 meals each day to residents, and sign-ins are at 75 per day. She stated that several scouts have approached her concerning Eagle projects. She requested permission from the council to have the scouts install benches along Main Street for the Eagle projects. The council approved.
Councilman Evans encouraged the new mayor and councilmembers to continue with the mosquito abatement projects which have been ongoing in recent years. "West Nile virus is here in Green River, and keeping the mosquitoes under control is very important. We have found the virus in sentinel chickens and mosquitoes which have been tested. We have been lucky that no one had gotten sick. In Grand Junction, Colo., they have had 129 cases, so it is very important to continue this mosquito control project," said Evans.
Mayor Johnson said, "I want to thank you all for your support for the past eight years. It has been a pretty good experience and I have had many good times. It has been a learning experience and it has been fun. I want the new council and mayor to know that the mayor gets all the credit, but it is the council who does most of the work. Mr. Bentley, I want you to know that you can call on me anytime. I will help in any way I can. I wish help had been available to me when I first began. I want the citizens of Green River to know that you are in good hands," said Mayor Johnson.


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Giving Israeli Students an Extra Push This Fall
This new pilot program takes a comprehensive approach to helping students falling through the cracks.
This new pilot program takes a comprehensive approach to helping students falling through the cracks.
The "Tzamid Ramla" group is the first of its kind in the adjacent Israeli cities of Lod and Ramla – pioneering sensitive and caring outreach to the parents of children with special needs.
Until he turned 18, "Shimon" had never used a computer. But when he turned it on, he was instantly captivated – and committed to pursuing his newfound interest in electronics.
The young children had never met their "Saba" or "Savta" before last week's Tu B'Shvat celebration, but the atmosphere inside the Netanya nursing home felt like a family reunion.
When it came to his job search, Chai Bardogo was hitting a brick wall. Though he had graduated with a degree in economics and business administration and was a veteran of the Israel Defense Forces, all of the 32-year-old's job interviews were unsuccessful.
The crowd surged with adrenaline – 3,000 earnest and enthusiastic young people lining the streets of Netanya.
When Hamas rockets began raining down on southern Israel this summer, JDC stepped up — with its Networked Seniors ensuring critical social interaction and support continued for the most vulnerable elderly Israelis caught in the crossfire.
Founded four decades ago this year, the Myers-JDC-Brookdale (MJB) Institute uses policy research to help Israel address its complex social challenges. We're grateful Jack Habib, the Institute's director, took some time to answer a few questions about MJB's historic milestone.
For Getahun Ayele, an Ethiopian-Israeli and father of two young girls, music is more than just a hobby – it's a critical link to his daughters, his heritage, and the country he left 22 years ago.
For Tzipi (Nechama) Zipper, the February 2011 twist of fate that left her wheelchair-bound with a chronic pain condition did not sap her spirit. Instead, it turned the indomitable 25-year-old into something of a superhero, defying stereotypes and overcoming barriers every day with boundless enthusiasm and the help of JDC's Centers for Independent Living (CIL), community-based multi-service centers for Israelis with disabilities.


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Send in your best travel photos for a chance to win a holiday with the Times Citizen Traveller photography competition
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The December prize
Short break at Bluestone National Park Resort
Bluestone National Park Resort is a fantastic place for families and those who like to explore. Due to its location in a national park, it is ideal for long walks and cycle rides. The lodges are set amongst the Preseli Hills and visitors can take part in many outdoor activities such as archery lessons and laser clay shooting.
More relaxing options include the Well Spa - a fantastic spa with ESPA products and walking trails through the countryside.
The prize includes a four night mid-week or week-end break for up to four people. Accommodation is self-catering and will be in a Ramsey lodge which has a fully-equipped kitchen. Unlimited access to the Blue Lagoon waterpark (with slides, a wave machine and lazy river) is included for all members of the party. Steep Ravine (the on site zip-wiring experience) is included for all members of the party.
Terms and Conditions for The Times Citizen Traveller, December
1. The competition will run on www.thetimes.co.uk website from November 29 to January 2, 2011.
2. Closing date for entries to the monthly competition is midnight on January 2, 2011.
3. Closing dates for entries to the weekly competitions throughout the month of December 2010 are midnight on December 5, December 12, December 19, and January 2, 2011.
4. The competition is open to all residents of the UK aged 18 or over, except employees of Times Newspapers Limited ("TNL"), Samsonite and their associated, affiliated or subsidiary companies, and their families, agents, or anyone connected with this competition, including the third party promotional partners. The competition is only open to amateur photographers.
5. Entry limited to one per person per week with a new entry each week. The winner is responsible for ensuring they are able to accept the prize as set out and in accordance with these terms and conditions, in the event they are unable to do so then the TNL reserves the right to redraw the prize. Entries which appear fraudulently generated will be disqualified.
6. Entry is free but entrants should be aware that they may be subject to local call charges depending on their own individual arrangements for Internet access.
7. An eligible entrant must be an individual and must submit an entry in the form provided by TNL under this promotion including their name, address and e-mail address.
8. By entering, all eligible entrants agree to abide by each and all these terms and conditions. TNL reserves the right, with or without cause, to exclude entrants and withhold prizes for violating any of these terms and conditions. TNL reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions. Any amendments will be published on the Website.
9. There is one monthly prize and one weekly prize for each week of the month of December 2010. Entries must be the original work of the author (who is an amateur photographer) and not previously published. The winner will be the entrant whose photograph, in the opinion of the judges, demonstrates the greatest flair, technique and originality.
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Cool, so Sakura also has that jutsu. Hope she doesn't become useless in a few chapters again.
In overall, this chapter was mostly a homage to Sakura as I see it. Quite underwhelming as a whole this chapter.
Madara and Hashirama interaction was cool though. But the ten tails splitting into mere Zetsu fodder was quite generic and boring.
Boring chapter. Why in the world would je open the barier and let a bunch of weak people (compared to the ten tails) attack it? It doesn't make any sence. Small monsters? What the hell....? It's all for showing team 7 working together again, especially sakura which I hate the most. 1.5/5.
Sigh....A Sakura chapter.
The Kages should have dropped the barrier as soon as the Jyuubi's attack hit himself and all attacked with their Jutsu instead of letting Ino and weakly inc. into the barrier. It would have made a bunch more sense to attack with your strongest and greatest assets - The kages - Then Bee could have also attacked with them. No matter how many little clones the Jyuubi released he was surrounded by killer shinobi.....if only they had have released the barrier.
I kind of expected a little more fanfare as Naruto used FRS. I mean Minato (its creator) and Sasuke had never seen it, and it was just whipped out like that, maybe it will get a mention when/if Naruto has a good chat with Minato.
- 3 years worth of chakra stored in that seal.
- Was interesting seeing the Jyuubi create a micro army of itself
- However doing so suggests it is injured and wishes to protect itself.
- I got the feeling that the Hashirama facing Madara is not a clone
- It wasn't the most exciting chapter but interesting all the same.
Kinda saw the Genesis seal coming (but really with the hint she dropped last chapter, who the hell didn't).
but she's also right, because she doesn't have to use it to hide her true age, she's probably stronger than Tsunade now.
As for other things, token lines from the rest of the rookie 9, Shino slaps down Kiba's dreams brutally, love it.
In the end, wasn't the pure raw epicness of last chapter, but all things considering, it wasnt that bad
I wonder, is Kage Bunshin so much above Wood Clones, or is it because Naruto is more skilled in Sanjutsu than Hashirama ? If someone hasn't noticed, Hashirama's clones can't use Sage Mode, while Naruto's can.
It's going to be legen- no wait it's just Sakura... yeah she is as strong as Naruto and Sasuke were about 100-200 chapters ago... I guess that too can help. Unless she has some other storing-seal related jutsu. Still she has healing so I guess she can be helpful regardless of her strength.
I was hoping that it would release the mini-minions from his flower bulbs, oh well I guess it is basically a clay monster filled up with Natural Energy.
So, now that Minato has the Light Mode, does this mean that he is the second strongest Hokage now (up to now that is) ?
Was Jyugo questioning Sasuke's motives and suggesting that there is something more that he is planing right now ?
I was also expecting Minato and Sasuke, as well as the other edo kages to actually look at Naruto's FRS and be in total awe. I mean, Minato couldn't do that and yet Naruto pulled it out like it was nothing. Screw Sakura, she can have her time later in the series. Right now, the suspence it on the edo Kages, Sasuke and Naruto. And I'd like to see more reactions on both Naruto and Sasuke's powers. I mean, Madara should see Sasuke and say something like "so, another Uchiha brat huh. And he's got EMS, not bad". And I want Minato to look at Naruto and say "Wow, not only did he manage to master the rasengan, he even combined it with his elemental powers as well. He's clearly surpassed his old man"
In a certain sense, minato has already seen the FRS. He was sealed within naruto for the whole pein battle and he claims to have been aware of everything naruto experienced. If the memories from his sealed soul have been reunited with the rest of his soul, then it means minato has already seen FRS.
I can't wait till madara notices sasuke as being similar to him. I feel they should have a conversation. A deep meaningful one, that perhaps will make sasuke question his ways again, but i know it won't happen.
Good to see Sakura finally getting a upgrade, could have used it a few hundred chapters ago, but still, better late then never. Kind of feels like its only here to keep Sakura as a team 7 member.


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Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, southern Utah
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In 1909, 20 miles east of Vernal, Paleontologist Earl Douglas discovered a 200-foot-long sandbar layered with prehistoric plant and animal fossils. A newly opened quarry visitor center now protects more than 1,500 dinosaur bones left exposed in the sandstone wall. Beyond the quarry, the monument offers trails, tours and activities, which highlight the area's unique geology, history, wildlife and rugged beauty.
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Paul Birdsey, cold water sport fisheries coordinator for the Division of Wildlife Resources, says high-elevation waters in Utah provide some of the state's best summer fishing. Those waters include lakes in the Uinta Mountains in northern Utah and the Boulder Mountains down south.
Birdsey says trout feed actively when the water temperature is between 55 and 65 degrees. "Fifty five to 65 degrees is the ideal water temperature for trout," he says. "And, fortunately, that's the temperature high-elevation lakes in Utah stay at throughout the summer. That's the main reason they're such great places to fish."
While high-elevation waters throughout Utah provide quality fishing in the summer, the Uinta Mountains and the Boulder Mountains should be at the top of your list of places to visit.
A wide variety of opportunities are waiting for you in the Uinta Mountains in northern and northeastern Utah. The opportunities range from lakes next to state Route 150 (the Mirror Lake Highway) that are stocked with fish weekly to backcountry lakes that you have to hike or ride a horse to reach.
"The lakes next to Route 150 are great places to take your family fishing," Birdsey says.
The lakes on the Boulder Mountains in southern Utah are usually harder to reach. But the lakes on the Boulders also produce bigger fish. "Some of the lakes on the Boulder Mountains provide really, really nice fish," Birdsey says.
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Fish early in the morning or later in the day
Birdsey says trout rely mostly on their eyes to find their prey. That fact directly affects when you should fish for them.
"Trout feed most actively when they can see their prey clearly," Birdsey says, "but too much sunlight exposes them to predators."
For that reason, Birdsey says early morning and before the sun goes down at night are the perfect times to fish. "There's enough light for the trout to see their prey but not enough light to make the trout highly visible to predators," he says.
Birdsey says fly fishing with a pattern that imitates a leech is one of the best ways to catch trout on the Uintas and the Boulders. Leech patterns in brown, black or olive drab usually work best.
Paying attention to the type of insects that are hatching, and then "matching the hatch" by using a fly that imitates the insects, is another effective fly fishing technique.
If you'd rather fish with spinning gear, spinners are great lures to try. Birdsey recommends a Mepps, Panther Martin or Blue Fox spinner in sizes #0 or #1.
Use spinners that are gold, black or silver in color.
Birdsey says brook, cutthroat and tiger trout are the trout you'll usually find on the Uintas and the Boulders. "All of these species are more aggressive than the rainbow trout most anglers are used to fishing for," he says. "A lure that flashes quickly through the water—like a spinner—is something brooks, cutthroats and tigers will go after."
If you enjoy fishing with bait, Birdsey says nightcrawlers are usually the best bait to use. You can cast the nightcrawler, and then let it sink to the bottom of the water you're fishing. Or, you can cast it and a bobber, and let the nightcrawler dangle two or three feet under the bobber. "Whichever way you fish it," he says, "don't let the nightcrawler just sit there. Cast it out, and then slowly reel it in."
No matter which tactic you use, if you haven't gotten a bite within 20 minutes, change what you're doing. Try a different fly, lure or bait, switch how quick or slow you're reeling your bait or lure in, or move to a different location.
Birdsey says you should bring the following with you:
• An emergency kit that includes water, extra food and a survival blanket.
• Bug spray.
• Sunscreen and a good hat.
• Also, remember that bears live in these areas. Free bear safety information is available at www.wildlife.utah.gov/dwr/learn-more/bear-safety.html.
"In July and August," he says, "it almost always rains in the Uintas for an hour or two. The rain usually starts between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. The rainstorms don't usually last long, but the rain can come down quick."
Some of the high-elevation waters, especially those close to Route 150, attract a lot of anglers. Unfortunately, they also attract a lot of trash. Birdsey encourages you to leave the area better than you found it.
"In addition to picking up your own trash, including fishing line and fishing tackle," he says, "bring along an extra garbage bag, and pick up the trash others have left behind."
Free "Lakes of the High Uintas" booklets
A series of DWR booklets titled "Lakes of the High Uintas" provide excellent information about fishing the Uintas. The booklets are free. You can get them by:
• Visiting the Department of Natural Resources online library at www.dnrlibrary.utah.gov.
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Six of the booklets are also available at the DNR Map & Bookstore. The booklets cost $2 each.
You can order the booklets online at www.mapstore.utah.gov or get them at the bookstore. The store is at 1594 W. North Temple in Salt Lake City.
Other good sources of information include maps of both the Uintas and the Boulders. Maps are available at the DNR Map & Bookstore and U.S. Forest Service offices. The best topographical maps to buy are 7.5 minute quad maps.
You can also learn more about fishing the Uintas and the Boulders, and stay current on fishing conditions and success, by reading the DWR's weekly fishing reports at www.wildlife.utah.gov/hotspots.
Online fishing forums, such as bigfishtackle.com and utahwildlife.net, are also good places to get information. Sporting goods stores are also good places to contact.
If you have questions about fishing lakes in the Uintas, call the DWR office in Ogden at 801-476-2740 or the DWR office in Vernal at 435-781-9453.
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February 28, 2011
University of Iowa Legal Studies Research Paper
This paper considers the theory of antitrust damages and then discusses some simple models for proving them. Antitrust damages theory begins with the premise that many practices alleged to violate the antitrust laws cause no consumer harm. Others are inefficient and have few socially redeeming virtues. Still others may simultaneously increase both the efficiency of the participants and their market power. A perfectly designed antitrust policy would exonerate the first set of practices, condemn the second set, and condemn the third set only when the social cost of the restraint exceeds its social value or they produce net harm to consumers. A theory of damages based on these principles would make antitrust violations unprofitable when they are harmful but leave them alone when they are not. The actual practice of antitrust damages pursues a very different route, however. Mainly this is a consequence of Section 4 of the Clayton Act, which commands that damages be measured by plaintiff's losses rather than alternatives that come much closer to providing appropriate levels of deterrence.
The discussion of application considers rationales for trebling, damages in overcharge cases and for exclusionary practices in competitor suits, lawsuits involving nascent plaintiffs who have no established profit record and those involving terminated firms who are no longer in business. It compares "yardstick," "before-and-after," and so-called "market share" methodologies. It concludes with discussions of the "disaggregation" requirement, which requires that the expert isolate those elements of damage that result from an antitrust violation and those that should appropriately be attributed to other causes, and a brief discussion of the impact of common law joint and several liability.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 59
Keywords: Antitrust, Damages, Enforcement, Antitrust Economics, Standing
Date posted: October 2, 2010 ; Last revised: March 1, 2011
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Just my way of sharing with family, friends, and anyone who will listen, the things that I have learned about my ancestors with a little bit about myself and my own little family in the mix.
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Not So Wordless Wednesday: You Never Know When The Tears Will Come
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I wonder if the people who live and work near the spot know the history.ReplyDeleteReplies
That's a good question LindaRe. I wonder the same thing.Delete
I wonder too? In 1860 it looked like some "Back Alley" side street on that map.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi True. Believe it or not the road it was on was and still is a main road in New Bern called Broad St. There's a notation on the map "Scales" on the next block in front of where the slave market was, I believe that is referring to the second courthouse building that once stood there but was destroyed by fire.Delete
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Great Post Andrea! You captured New Bern in 1864 and present day (2013) well. Putting this all together visually is a WOW! We certainly understand the feeling; this is a history that cannot be erased. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks for your comment J!Delete
Hi Andrea...interesting info. I live about a mile or two from the place where slaves were sold here in Baltimore. The spot where slaves were sold was a place of great activity when I was growing up; there was a market place and outdoor mall. Now that I reflect on what took place some years ago moves me too.ReplyDeleteReplies
It is moving isn't it. It just made it ever more real for me. Thanks for your comment.Delete


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Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disorder that causes hair loss. Alopecia areata causes the immune system to produce antibodies that attack the body's healthy hair follicles. Hair loss may be acute or chronic, and it may recur.
The cause of alopecia areata is unknown. It is likely due to a combination of genetic and environmental factors. It most typically affects patches of the scalp. Variations of alopecia areata can cause hair loss on the entire scalp, in men's beards, or over the entire body.
Alopecia areata is more common in people under 30 years old. Other factors that may increase your chance of alopecia areata include:
Alopecia areata causes sudden, patchy hair loss. Hair loss occurs mainly on the scalp or in the beard.
Your will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. In most cases, the doctor will be able to make the diagnosis based on the exam. There are tests that can confirm alopecia areata or rule out other causes of your hair loss.
Your bodily fluids, hair, and tissues may be tested. This can be done with:
Your scalp may need to be viewed closely. This can be done with dermoscopy.
Treatment may include a waiting period. During this time, you and your doctor will evaluate your hair loss for progression or remission. Spontaneous remission occurs in nearly half of cases.
If your hair loss persists or progresses, talk to your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Options include:
Medications to treat alepecia areata may vary depending on your age and include:
Surgical procedures may be an option if medications do not work. Some of these include:
Other ways to treat alopecia areata include:
There are no current guidelines to prevent alopecia areata since the cause is unknown.
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