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Category theory frequently allows one to give precise and useful formalized meanings to "everyday" terms, at least terms used everyday by practicing mathematicians.
It was indeed introduced originally in order to formalize the use of the notion "natural" in mathematics. Another frequently recurring pair of terms in math are "extra structure" and "extra properties", to which we add the more general concept of "extra stuff". In discussion among Jim Dolan, John Baez and Toby Bartels, the following useful formalization of these concepts in category theoretic terms was established.
This is a generalization of parts of traditional Postnikov tower/(n-connected, n-truncated) factorization system theory from groupoids to general categories.
See also at structure type and stuff type.
To begin with, let and be groupoids, and let be a functor. By fiat, declare to be a forgetful functor. Then
Another way to break down the possibilities (used in a -way factorisation system) is as follows:
The pattern here is best understood in terms of the notion of essentially k-surjective functor.
Recall that for a functor between ordinary categories (1-categories)
and that every 1-functor is essentially -surjective for all .
So the above says for a functor :
|If it is …
|then it …
|but it …
|essentially -surjective
|forgets nothing
|remembers everything
|essentially -surjective
|forgets only properties
|remembers at least stuff and structure
|essentially -surjective
|forgets at most structure
|remembers at least stuff
|essentially -surjective
|may forget everything
|may remember nothing
It is worth noting that this formalism captures the intuition of how "stuff", "structure", and "properties" are expected to be related:
The -way breakdown looks like this:
|If it is …
|then it …
|but it …
|essentially -surjective
|forgets only properties
|remembers at least stuff and structure
|essentially -surjective
|forgets purely structure
|remembers at least stuff and properties
|essentially -surjective
|forgets purely stuff
|remembers at least structure and properties
This formalism does not capture the intuition so well, and in fact the 'properties' (and 'structure') remembered by a functor that forgets purely structure (or purely stuff) may not match what one expects.
See also the examples below.
The formulation in terms of -surjectivity induces an immediate generalization of the notions of stuff, structure and properties to the context of infinity-groupoids. Baez's students speak of "2-stuff," "3-stuff," and so on. Of course, structure and properties can then be called 0-stuff and -stuff, respectively.
The theory is easiest when restricted to groupoids as above; for categories, there are several ways to go. One is to keep the definition as phrased above (a functor between categories forgets only properties if it is fully faithful, forgets at most structure if it is faithful, etc.). Another is to apply the above definition instead to the functor between the underlying groupoids of the categories in question.
To tell the difference, ask yourself whether the difference between a monoid and a semigroup is the structure of being equipped with an identity element or only the property that an identity element exists. Note that an identity element, if it exists, must be unique and must be preserved by semigroup isomorphisms and by monoid homomorphisms but not by semigroup homomorphisms.
A third option is to define a new notion: a functor forgets at most property-like structure if it is pseudomonic. This means that (1) the functor is faithful and (2) its induced functor between underlying groupoids is fully faithful. Intuitively, property-like structure can be described as consisting of "properties which need not automatically be preserved by morphisms" or "structure which, if it exists, is uniquely determined."
Property-like structure becomes much more prevalent for higher categories. For example, the forgetful functor from the 2-category of cartesian monoidal categories (and product-preserving functors) to Cat is essentially -surjective, and its induced functor between 2-groupoids is essentially -surjective; thus it forgets property-like structure. See also lax-idempotent 2-monad.
Note that property-like structure is known in traditional logic as categorical structure. Obviously, this term can be confusing in categorial logic!
Just as the category Set has the best known -way factorisation system, in which every function is factored into a surjection followed by an injection, so the 2-category Cat has a ternary factorisation system, in which every functor is factored into parts which forget 'purely' stuff, structure, and properties.
Specifically, given a functor , let the 1-image of be the category whose objects are objects of and whose morphisms are morphisms in ; let the 2-image of be the category whose objects are objects of and whose morphisms are morphisms in such that for some in . (So the only difference bewteen and itself is equality of morphisms.) If you want to be complete, call itself the 3-image of and the 0-image.
The situation looks like this:
|This category …
|gets objects from …
|and morphisms from …
|and equality of morphisms from …
Then can be factored into functors
where forgets purely stuff, forgets purely structure, and forgets only properties. Conversely, this ternary factorization suffices to determine the notions of faithful, full, and essentially surjective functors: see ternary factorization system.
The classical examples are the forgetful functors to Set that define the classical categories such as Top, Grp, Vect, etc. All these categories are categories of sets equipped with extra structure (e.g. with a topology, with a group structure, etc). Accordingly the obvious functors to Set are
Hence indeed, by the above yoga, they forget this extra structure but remember the stuff in question (the underlying set).
The embedding of abelian groups into all groups, Ab Grp is faithful and full, but not essentially surjective. Hence it should remember stuff and structure but forget properties. Indeed, the property it forgets is the property "is abelian" which is a property of the group structure sitting on the underlying set of a group. Hence the sequence of functors
(with pt the terminal category) successively forgets first a property (being abelian) then structure (the group structure on a set) then stuff (the underlying set).
Notice that the order here is backwards from the automatic factorisation given by the -way factorisation system described above. (And in fact, the structure forgotten here is not 'pure'; is not essentially surjective.) Indeed, the above factorisation is arbitrary; it comes from seeing an abelian group as a group with an extra property and a group as a set with extra structure, but one may view things differently (for example, that an abelian group is a monoid with extra property, or a set with two group structures that are related as in the Eckmann-Hilton argument).
The automatic factorisation is in fact like this (up to equivalence of categories):
because the original functor is already essentially surjective and full. In other words, from the perspective of , an abelian group is simply extra stuff.
More interestingly, we can factor the forgetful functor :
Here, the first part is trivial because is faithful. The category is the category of inhabited sets, that is the category of sets that are capable of being equipped with the structure of an abelian group. So from the point of view of its underlying set, an abelian group is a set with the property that it is inhabited and the structure of an abelian group but no additional stuff.
For something interesting at every level, take the functor that takes the underlying set of the first abelian group. This factors as follows:
So a pair of abelian groups (from the perspective of the underlying set of the first one) consists of the property that the set is inhabited, then the structure of an abelian group on that set, and finally extra stuff consisting of the entire second group.
In logic a property is given by a predicate, which we may think of as an operation that takes a thing to the truth value of the statement " has property ". Note that a truth value is a -groupoid; we get structure and stuff by replacing this with a set (a -groupoid) or a groupoid (a -groupoid) and we get -stuff by replacing this with an -groupoid.
Now, if a non-evil property of objects of a category holds for some object , then it must hold for any object isomorphic to . That is, the predicate defining that property is actually a functor from the core of to the groupoid of truth values. Given such a predicate functor , it's immediate how to define a full subcategory of consisting of those objects with the property; the inclusion functor is fully faithful, as it should be for extra property. Conversely, given a fully faithful functor , define a non-evil property of objects of as follows: an object of has the property if there is some object of such that . If you apply this to , then you get the predicate back; if you start with an arbitrary fully faithful , define a predicate , and then form , you'll find that and are equivalent, even as bundles over .
Diagrammatically this may be phrased as saying that every fully faithful functor arises as a weak pullback of the -subobject classifier
Similarly, any non-evil structure on objects of is given by a functor from to the groupoid of sets. Given such a functor , let be the category of elements of , which comes with a faithful functor from to . Conversely, given any faithful functor and an object of , let be the essential fiber of over , which (because is faithful) is a discrete category and hence (equivalent to) a set. These operations are also invertible, up to equivalence.
Diagrammatically this may be phrased as saying that every faithful functor arises as a weak pullback of the -subobject classifier (as described at generalized universal bundle and at category of elements)
Next, any non-evil stuff on objects of is given by a functor from to . Here should be taken to be the -groupoid whose objects are groupoids, whose morphisms are equivalences, and whose -morphisms are natural isomorphisms; similarly, the functor should be taken in the weakest sense (often called a pseudofunctor). Then the Grothendieck construction turns into a category equipped with a functor to ; again, the essential fiber converts any functor into such a (although really you must take the core of the essential fiber to get a groupoid).
Diagrammatically this may be phrased as saying that every functor arises as a weak pullback of the -subobject classifier (as described at generalized universal bundle )
If is a mere -category, then any is equivalent to some , but in general we need to consider or to study higher forms of -stuff.
Lest we forget, to be even more simple than an extra property, the groupoid of -groupoids is the point , and there is exactly one functor from any to , corresponding to the unique (up to equivalence) category equivalent to .
For the (∞,1)-topos ∞-Grpd of ∞-groupoids the analog of the subobject classifier is the universal fibration of (∞,1)-categories . See also section 6.1.6 -Topoi and Classifying objects of HTT.
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Monday I read with interest the Amednews.com article by Kevin O'Reilly: 1 in 3 Surrogate Decision-makers Carries Lasting Emotional Burden: a new study finds that advance directives ease stress when making treatment choices for others.
"We had always thought about documenting your wishes and knowing what the patient wanted as a protection and a benefit for the patient," said Wendler, head of the Unit on Vulnerable Populations at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center's Dept. of Bioethics. "This study suggests that there is an additional benefit as a protection for the family. Just leaving decisions up to the family may well be counterproductive and make it harder on the family, not easier."
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Many of us medical bloggers promote Engage With Grace (a movement aimed at having all of us understand and communicate our end-of-life wishes) over the Thanksgiving weekend. The Annuals of Internal Medical article (full reference below) reinforces the importance of this discussion between family members.
I would go so far as to say the discussion should occur between friends as well.
Having the discussion may become a lasting gift of peace you and I can give each other.
Here are my Five Wishes (pdf file):
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2. If there is no chance of recovery from the illness, then simple make me comfortable. Do not do anything and everything. If there is no chance of recovery from a major trauma, then do what needs to be done to preserve the organs for donation. If the doctors don't remember to ask, then tell them. Donate everything that is usable – this includes the face, the hands, bones, heart, liver, everything. As I wish to be cremated, it will be nice to know someone is helped.
3. I am not fond of pain, but hate the foggy headedness and nausea I get from the pain medicines I have taken. If possible find a compromise for me so I can be aware of visitors, listen to music and books, etc.
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5. I want all of you to know I love you. Here are My Funeral Wishes. If we (BH and I) still live at the same house when my death does occur (hopefully years from now), then spread my ashes under the oak tree in back (the one with the wind chimes) where the ashes of Columbo, Ladybug, and Girlfriend reside.
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One of the makerbot founders said "If we were mechanical engineers, we would have known this was impossible and never tried it."
BD has a makerbot and made a lot of crap. He also made some useful stuff: egg cups, headphone wrap to contain cord.
He doesn't use a visual interface; it's done all in code: OpenScad. Write code and it spits out a model.
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by Joe Buscaglia
posted Jul 16 2014 10:53AM
During the offseason the Buffalo Bills subtracted one of their best, if not the best, player on defense by allowing him to test free agency. Jairus Byrd left the team for a humongous contract in New Orleans, causing the Bills to make other arrangements at safety and re-signing Aaron Williams to a lucrative contract as well.
There are many questions heading into training camp regarding the safeties on the roster. Who will be the second starter? How short of a leash will it be for the second starter? How many will they keep? While those answers can't be discovered until training camp concludes, one can certainly handicap the position heading into their time at St. John Fisher College.
The (Guaranteed) Starter (1)
Aaron Williams
- Of course, there will be two starting safeties on the roster once training camp concludes. However, due to the open competition for strong safety that must play out in Pittsford, NY, only Williams can be looked to as the definitive leader of the group. After converting to safety last season, Williams enjoyed his most productive season and it appeared as though he really came into his own. Even though he was playing strong safety mostly, the position switch highlighted his skill-set much more effectively than when he was playing cornerback. He shifts over to free safety, which is likely his more natural position on the back end, and can focus on his playmaking ability to cause some turnovers for the defense.
The Depth (2)
Da'Norris Searcy, Duke Williams
- It's a completely wide open competition to be the starting strong safety. Searcy and Williams are the two main competitors, with Williams perhaps getting the benefit of the doubt because the current regime drafted him. However, Searcy has loads of experience in games on defense throughout his past three seasons in the NFL which would qualify him for the position as well. Searcy's weakness is in coverage, but has a definite strength in run support. If Williams can show he's more adept in coverage than Searcy and provides a comparable amount of ability in run support, he'll likely land the job.
The Bubble (3)
Jonathan Meeks, Deon Broomfield, Kenny Ladler
- Meeks is an intriguing player to track during the upcoming training camp. He's likely better suited to be a strong safety in the defense, and could even push Searcy and D. Williams if he has a good enough camp. His safety (no pun intended) is not guaranteed, however. He could face some stiff competition from both Broomfield and Ladler for the fourth safety spot on the roster. Broomfield made a fair amount of positive plays during OTAs and minicamps to warrant bubble status heading into camp. Ladler is a highly decorated player coming to the Bills as an undrafted free agent from Vanderbilt. It's most likely that Meeks is the fourth safety on the 53-man roster. Don't rule out the idea of the Bills keeping five safeties again this year if one of Broomfield or Ladler have an outstanding camp, though.
The Longshots (2)
Derek Brim, Jajuan Harley
- Harley made some plays in the offseason workouts, but he'll have to work his way up past both Broomfield and Ladler to have a shot at cracking the top five — if there is even a top five to be cracked (they could keep only four players). Brim is a great local story, being a native to Buffalo, a Canisius High School graduate and also a graduate of the University at Buffalo, but that's likely where the story will end. Brim is perhaps the biggest longshot of all the safeties to crack the 53-man roster.
Previous Camp Primers:
July 7 - Defensive End
July 8 - Wide Receiver
July 9 - Linebacker
July 10 - Tight End
July 11 - Defensive Tackle
July 14 - Cornerback
July 15 - Offensive Line
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The Shimano Cardiff A Series casting reels have all the great features of a round reel without sacrificing the benefits of a low profile design. The Super Stopper instant anti-reverse, the VBS anti-backlash system, and deep anodized sideplates make the Shimano Cardiff reel a winner!
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About This ReelThe Shimano Cardiff A Series casting reels have all the great features of a round reel without sacrificing the benefits of a low profile design. The recessed reel foot allows the reel to sit close to the rod, allowing you to palm like a low profile reel. The only difference is that the spool still has the high line capacity you would expect from a round reel. You get the best of both worlds. The Shimano Cardiff pairs perfectly with a big bait rod. You'll have enough capacity for lots of heavy line, the power to crank big swimbaits and fight big fish. Not to mention the larger spool diameter that is necessary for casting big baits a long way. The Super Stopper instant anti-reverse, the VBS anti-backlash system, the solid one-piece aluminum frame and deep anodized sideplates make the Shimano Cardiff reel a winner!
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Comments: After reading all the reviews I decided I'd give it a try. I was looking to get into swimbaits, and this reel was best in my price point. I've had it for about a year now and it is awesome! The 400 holds tons of 80lb braid, and has great drag. I use it to throw big, heavy baits. When I'm bass fishing I use it on a Diawa dhs extra extra heavy Swimbait rod. When I'm not, paired on a ugly stick tiger this reel works exceptionally well for sturgeon. The biggest I've put on it so far is a little under 6 ft. I'm sure it will handle bigger fish as well. The drag on it is plenty great for these fish. I have yet to take it in the salt but if I do, I'm sure it will perform well.
From: Jonah - OR 2/19/17
Comments: I Bought this reel 4 Days ago after seeing Excellent reviews on it. I opened it up to adjust the VBS braking system & First thing that happened was the Washer and Metal Clamp Came out & Sprung out into the Blue.This is the Only Complaint i have from this reel. Fishes 6-8 Inch Glides Exceptionally when it Works. I will be getting a Replacement to see if that will fix it.Tight Lines!
From: Cash: OK 3/14/16
Comments: This real is great for the price, have no issues, handles 20+lb salmon/musky/bass all day, great swimbait real cast with ease a mile, good drag, very pleased with this real for the price, adjusted it once & have never had to again, you get what you pay for with shimano, if you want the best pay for it , but if you go in between you get in between, worth every$ # Micah buy a zebco
From: Kohl: Spokane, WA 3/11/16
Comments: Got this reel to start throwing swimbaits with after reading great reviews & am extremely disappointed. When I tried to adjust the VBS I took the side plate off & two washers and a plastic piece just fell straight out. Already had issues with the thumb bar & this made it completely useless, terrible thumb bar design. When you have to access the VBS, good luck getting that thumb bar back into place. Anything that gives you this much trouble straight out of the box isn't worth fooling with. Was really excited about this reel and maybe I just got a lemon but I won't be giving Shimano another chance anytime soon.
From: Micah: MS 2/11/16
Comments: I bought one of these reels for musky fishing. Perfect for throwing large, heavy baits. The centrifugal braking pins are a little tricky to access, but still an excellent reel for the $$$.
From: John: Knoxville, TN 8/19/15
Comments: its good i like throwing swimbaits on it and its sweet have on a 7 foot 6 inch heavy rod
From: Herd: Austin, TX 8/17/15
Comments: Great reel. Can cast big baits with ease. This reel is the only one I trust to throw my giant baits. I have never had a backlash with this no exaggeration. If you love swimbaits, buy it. I honestly like this more than the Curado E 300.'
From: Charlie: Austin, TX 6/17/15
Comments: This is, overall, a wonderful reel & certainly well worth the money. Casts well, retrieves smoothly & yes, functions well as a swimbait reel. I've used it with Hudds, the BBZ-1 & Punkers and it's never let me down.
The drag is a little iffy though, and it certainly wasn't able to handle a ling cod even hammered all the way tight.
From: Nick: Bay Area, CA 6/11/15
Comments: I picked up the 401 version paired with a 7'9" H St. Croix rod spooled with 20# cxx, I must say this is a great swimbait reel. Dialed in correctly, I haven't birds nest one time. Having the clicker option is great for bait fishing. I will pick up another and highly recommend this reel.
From: Jeff: Stockton, CA 2/20/15
Comments: 300 gets the job done on my 1/2 - 3 oz. SB rod. Would like a non-disengaging level wind, (as per 400) it tends to bind a bit during cast. I want to install a Carbonex drag to get some lockdown. Satisfied for the $. Dick, try going down a brake, even to 1 or 0, then tighten up the cast control to compensate. Make sure nobody is on the other side of the lake before casting.
From: Outcast: San Jose, CA 5/12/14
Comments: Great reel, can handle just about anything. From 42 inch black drum to huge bass, this reel handles them with ease. I have the 200 size and it has a top notch drag system, very smooth. Don't waste your money on a Calcutta, these are just as good.
From: Quinn: Austin, TX 5/8/14
Comments: I bought this reel about a week ago and absolutely love it. its great for throwing swimbaits. I have the 200 paired with a daiwa dxs xh rod and i couldnt have asked for a better combo for on 190 bucks. got the flu so I havent fished with it but once but cant wait to get out there and throw it again
Comments: Have the 400 and love it for swimbaits. 10/10
From: fishermanx14
Comments: I catch Salmon on the beaches of Puget Sound 3-4 times a month and have landed all of them without a hitch. I've had Daiwa and shakespeare gear disintegrate in our punishing environment. I rinse all my gear and wash it down every trip as most experienced saltwater anglers will tell you. Btw guy with noise after one trip to salt, it's called sand. try canned air or soak it in the sink. Shame on you for such a silly review of the best reel I've ever used at 48 yrs young and I started fishin at 6.
From: Riff: Hansville Washington USA
Comments: I throw big baits so I keep the tension control fairly loose.Cast after cast throwing 5 oz+ baits the tension control tends to get loose to the point of falling off. Other than that its a decent reel for the money.
From: Dick: Colorado River Chain
Comments: first shimano reel very impresed with every thing but how the reel comes apart make sure you read the manual it is importaint to follow directions cast like a dream so smoth i have had no problems with the spool release honestly the best looking reel i have
From: Kee: Cary, IL
Comments: If your looking for the best big swimbait reel for the money... Look no further! I bought the 301A 6 weeks ago. I don't get to fish much but my last few trips have produced two 7 pounders and a 6 even. This reel is lighter than most of the ''Ideal'' reels by a few ounces (which I really like). It's quite smooth. I have no reason to believe I'm going to have any problem with the thumb bar. The casting distance is remarkable. Reeling in big fish is surprisingly easy with this reel esp. paired with a Dobyns 806 Mike Long sig series rod and P-Line!!!
From: Ryan: Seattle, WA
Comments: I have big hands, so I prefer round reels. These are the best. If you are deciding between the cardiff and calcutta, get the cardiff. It's smoother than the calcutta and casts just as well. I own several of both including the calcutta 200GTB. I fish 300 days a year, not an exaggeration. Even if it's only for 15 minutes on my way in to work. Cardiff is a refined super-workhorse. The thumbbar on the 100 has a plastic pin that engages it, as someone else mentioned. I agree it seems like it will break, but I have made 10's of thousands of casts with it and it never has. If it ever does, the metal replacement is less than $5. If it weren't for the fact that I already own them, and they're faster for certain applications (calcutta -27 ipt vs. cardiff- 24 ipt), I would only own cardiffs. Crankbaits, Swimbaits, this is your reel.
From: Carphugger: Indianapolis, IN
Comments: i have 100A and 200A and this cardiff cast very smooth and it is powerful for handling big fish .. the best reel on its price .. its just that most shimano is not suitable for Giant Snake Head Hunting on Weedy Area .. high lb test line + max drag will cause the spool shaft bend this happens to my Malaysia and JDM Cardiff .. but still i recommend to newbies to get this cheap and good reel.. u wont get a good reel other than cardiff at its price
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Comments: I owned a Cardiff 400 taken it around the world has never failed me
From: Henry: San Carlos
Comments: I ordered a 301 from here and have used it a full year. My only complaint is the thumbar design. A reel repair guy put a different washer on it (the one that holds the assembly together when the side cap is off) and I haven't had any problem since. I have used the reel more this year fishing big swimbaits than most reels would be used in a lifetime. Its a great reel for the price and I will own more in the future.
Comments: Not happy with this reel. Owned it for 1 season and the release is acting up like crazy.
From: Jared: Ontario
Comments: They are the best casting reels I own. I have two of the gold 100 series Cardiff's. I have heard that they have the same gears as the Calcutta from someone who works on reels in a well known bait shop. This may be a round reel, but it acts as if it has a low profile due to the recessed reel seat. They throw easier and farther than my Curado's, Revo SX, and Revo Winch. I really like mine for cranking. The size of the plug does not matter, it will pull anything from a 1.5 to a 3/4 Hotlips. Even though the gear ratio is a little high, the small diameter of the spool lets you pull the plug pretty easy. The only problem I have had is that the thumb bar is getting harder to mash on one of them. Overall, the Cardiff is the best money I have ever invested in a reel.
From: Trey: Rogersville, AL
Comments: Got the 400 size for hucking big swimmers. This reel lasted like 2 months, then something inside the gears broke. I have had this happen on a few different Shimano reels. Im gonna have them fix it, then sell it and never buy anythign that says SHIMANO on it again.
From: Meatwad: Hatin on shimano
Comments: I've had the 100 and 200 for 5 yrs now. I use in both saltwater and freshwater and it still works like a charm. Easy to take apart and clean and overall a great little reel.
From: Rik: San Diego
Comments: I've fished my original Cardiff 300 (gold colored) for 8 years. I've fished the 400A as well for the past 4 years. Both have been really easy to tear down, maintain, and put back together. I love 'em. Best 'bang for your buck' reel out on the market.
From: Richard: San Diego, CA
Comments: This is a great reel! Always my go to reel when all is in doubt and very easy to cast and always gives you great response. Definately worth the money.
From: Brady: Oregon
Comments: Excellent reel for those of you looking for your first baitcaster. Very easy to cast and hard to birdsnest even for the beginer.
From: Nick: LOZ, MO
Comments: I have the older gold model. It is a 100 A. I like it better than my Curado E series but not the model before it. It performs and ranks right with my Revo Winch and SX on castability and smoothness. I wouldn't trade it for anything. It is the best real on the market for the money.
Comments: Excellent all rounder reel, had it for 7 months worth it weight in gold. Easy to use, excellent retrieval great performer against most fish species. Glad I got one.
From: John: Auckland, New Zealand
Comments: Awesome reel for the price, I have one and it's over 8 years old still use it for cranking slow swimming swim baits and spinners.
From: Max: Chicago, IL
Comments: I have no affiliation with any of these reel manufacturers. Just an avid fisherman with expectations for his equipment to work properly. I bought a 201A and the thumb bar for cast release is very poorly designed and flimsy. It broke on me during my first time out with it and it would not re-engage. I took it apart afterwards and was shocked that Shimano would mass produce a reel with this type of thumb bar design. It won't last. If you don't believe me, take one apart and judge for yourself. Also, after using this reel one time in saltwater (without dunking the reel or even getting it wet), the gears developed a clicking noise every time I crank the handle. Save your time and money and buy a different reel. Shame on you, Shimano. I know that this reel is not a Calcutta, but surely, you can do better for your customers than a $100+ disposable reel.
From: Henry: Houston, TX
Comments: Really excellent reel for casting, the best quality. I really love Shimano.
From: Erwan: Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
Comments:A quality, well priced reel from Shimano. For freshwater swimbaiting, its one of the most economical reels you can buy. The 100 and 200 will cover most anything if you like to fish round reels. the 300 and 400 will fish both big baits and the salt species no problems. I use every size for inshore & offshore fishing. The only thing I would recommend is a drag upgrade if you have a need for smoother drags. With a Carbontex drag upgrade for about 10 bucks, this reel can do most things a Caluctta will do for much less.
From: Chris: So Cal, USA
Comments:Excellent Reel. I will only buy Shimano because of the quality. After about 8 months I needed to oil the reel but other than that it is a superb reel. Great quality and extremely durable. Shimano all the way, I wouldn't go with anything else... And I have tried.
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Now 5-5 in the 7th. Forgot how bad the Brewers pen is.
More hits with with risp and 2 outs. 6-5 cards.
The Cardinals offense is incredible
Molina's 4th hit of the game, but wiped out in DP, but Cards score 2 more anyway on a 2run 2B by PH'er Fresse...Cards 8 to 5 now in 8th
Thank you Brandon kintzler.
(Watching a couple kissing at Busch Stadium) Well, hes kissing her on the strikes and shes kissing him on the balls.---a classic "Shannonism" from Cardinals broadcaster Mike Shannon
It was nice while it lasted. Score is now 8-5 Cards in the 9th.
Pittsburgh up 2-0 on the Padres at the end of the 4th.
2 on, 2 out for Mil in the 9th.....down by 2
What did Luddy do tonite?
Pirates win 3-1
Thanks fer nothin Milwaukee and San Diego.
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Man, what a great race. 2.5 separating three teams in the same division on August 20. Good time to be following the NL Central these days.
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| Tornado will wreak havoc on your opponent with its exceptional spin potential. It offers a heptagonal shape that's axially twisted to provide maximum bite on the ball, helping produce more spin. This helps keep the ball inside the baseline while offering excellent longevity with the optimized molecular structure. Good ball pocketing and pop combine for controlled power.
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Yes, the boys of One Direction are cute and funny and talented. But did you know that One Direction has already made music history? In March 2012, their album Up All Night entered the U.S. Billboard 200 pop album chart at #1, the first time ever for a debut album by a U.K. band. Not even The Beatles accomplished that!
Last week, I posted a One Direction Trivia Quiz with some much less serious facts about these 5 adorable boys from the U.K. How much do you know about the boys' sillier sides? Here are the answers.
- Match the 1D boy with the actor who should play him in a fictional movie about their lives.
Niall = Tom Felton (a.k.a. Draco Malfoy)
Harry = Orlando Bloom (a.k.a. Will Turner, but look for him as Legolas in The Hobbit next year!)
Liam = Taylor Lautner (a.k.a. Jacob in Twilight)
Zayn =Johnny Depp (a.k.a. Jack Sparrow)
Louis= Leonardo DiCaprio (a.k.a. Jack Dawson in Titanic)
- What kind of pets does Liam have?
C) Turtles
- Which boy farts the most?
D) Niall
- Louis jokingly said he likes girls who . . .
B) eat carrots.
- Which of the boys is from Ireland?
D) Niall
- What was Harry's favorite book as a kid?
B) Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
- Which boy did Sam kidnap on iCarly?
E) Zayn
- What profession would Zayn have pursued if he had not made it big as a singer?
A) English teacher
- Which boy has the loudest, most spontaneous personality?
C) Louis
- Which boy is the youngest in the group?
A) Harry
Yes, MysteryGirl123, you can call me Auntie Direction! I laughed out loud when I saw that comment! Anyone have anything else to say? Leave a Comment!
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Notice is herby given that the Advisory Board for the Family Support
and Children's Justice Centers has established the 2010 board meeting
schedule. All meetings will be held at the Adult Probation and Parole
Building conference room, located at 1365 South Carbon Avenue, Price,
UT, at 12:00 noon on the following dates:
January 26, 2010
March 30, 2010
All meetings will be held at the Carbon County Family Support and
Children's Justice Center, located at 80 South Fairgrounds Rd, Price,
UT, commencing at 12:00 noon on the following dates:
May 25, 2010
September 28, 2010
November 30, 2010
In Compliance with the American's with Disabilities Act, individuals
requiring special accommodations (including communicative aids and
services) during these meetings should notify Shelley Wright, FSCJC
Director, at 435-636-3735, at least (3) working days prior to the
scheduled meeting.
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By By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
Emery High split their two boy's basketball games last week. Emery lost to Canyon View at home on Wednesday night 78-53 and then the Spartans came back on Friday at home and defeated Millard 68-59.
Dallon Cologie, a senior led the Spartans on the court in those two games. Cologie scored 27 points against the Falcons and then scored 20 points in the defeat of the Eagles. Cologie also four rebounds against Canyon View along with four steals and two assists. Against the Eagles, Dallon also had six assists and five steals.
Emery stayed with Canyon View through the first quarter of the game as they trailed 16-13 at the end of the period. The second quarter was different though for Emery. Canyon View outscored the Spartans 13-4 in the first three minutes of the period and then finished it off by outscoring Emery 16-4 during the last five minutes as the Falcons led 45-20 at the half.
Emery lost the third quarter 19-12 before winning the final period 19-14.
Also scoring for Emery in the game were Logan Tuttle with 12 points, Brendon Jorgensen with seven points, Bailey Faimalo with four points and Curtis Mason with three points. Tuttle led the way with five rebounds in the game and Faimalo had two steals and two assists.
Against Millard, Emery outscored Millard in each of the first three quarters to build a 15-point lead before the Eagles won the final period to lose by nine points.
Against the Eagles, Emery had balance scoring in the game. Cox scored 12 points, Faimalo scored 11 points, Tuttle scored 10 points, Dawson Jensen scored eight points and Jorgensen scored seven points.
Cox and Tuttle each pulled down seven rebounds in the game. Faimalo dished out six assists and Jorgensen had three assists and two steals in the game.
Emery has two away games this week. They travel to Piute on Wednesday night and then play at Carbon on Friday night.


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The Bahamas are an archipelago of about 700 islands and 2,400 uninhabited islets and cays lying 50 mi off the east coast of Florida. They extend for about 760 mi (1,223 km). Only about 30 of the islands are inhabited; the most important is New Providence (80 sq mi; 207 sq km), on which the capital, Nassau, is situated. Other islands include Grand Bahama, Abaco, Eleuthera, Andros, Cat Island, and San Salvador (or Watling's Island).
Parliamentary democracy.
The Arawak Indians were the first inhabitants of the Bahamas. Columbus's first encounter with the New World was on Oct. 12, 1492, when he landed on the Bahamian island of San Salvador. The British first built settlements on the islands in the 17th century. In the early 18th century, the Bahamas were a favorite pirate haunt.
The Bahamas were a Crown colony from 1717 until they were granted internal self-government in 1964. The islands moved toward greater autonomy in 1968 after the overwhelming victory in general elections of the Progressive Liberal Party, led by Prime Minister Lynden O. Pindling, over the predominantly white United Bahamians Party. With its new mandate from the black population (85% of Bahamians), Pindling's government negotiated a new constitution with Britain under which the colony became the Commonwealth of the Bahama Islands in 1969. On July 10, 1973, the Bahamas became an independent nation.


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It took my husband and I several years, two miscarriages (one at five months) and IVF to have our daughter. Because of our age and our desire to have more biological children, we feel an urgency to start fertility treatments soon after she turns one. In order to do that, we unfortunately need to wean her. We feel so sad and guilty about this because she just loves to nurse, but we know that we aren't able to conceive without fertility drugs. Any ideas for how we can wean her lovingly and gently? We are also concerned about how this will affect her sleep. She's still waking 1-5 times/night and we can't get her down to sleep without nursing her (bottles work if I'm not home). I'm terrified of having to put her to bed without nursing her. I wish that I could nurse her indefinitely, but again, we do want more children. Thanks in advance for your input!
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IDC white paper: Addressing Virtualization and High-Availability Needs with Sun Solaris Cluster
By mkb on Oct 22, 2009
A white paper titled "Addressing Virtualization and High-Availability Needs with Sun Solaris Cluster", written by IDC analyst, Jean Bozman, is now available!
What you will find from the paper includes:
- Businesses' High Availability needs in the Virtualized IT Environment and how Solaris Cluster addresses these requirements
- Why Virtualization Software and High Availability Software are being used to protect applications
- Worldwide Availability and Clustering Software Revenue, 2008-2013
- Integration of High Availability and Virtualization Use Cases
- Solaris Cluster Customer Snapshots
We look forward to your comments on the product.
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56 Brian Avenue, Sanderstead, South Croydon, CR2 9NF
1-Dec-14 to 1-Dec-16
Mon-Fri, Sat, 10am - 10pm
0 months to 9 months
This workshop is intended as an emergency, one off class to help new parents with a fussy baby suffering from prolonged crying, baby colic or lack of sleep.
You will learn:
• The effects of the birth and how to reverse them
• How to bond with your new baby
• Ways to calm a crying baby
• Tips to soothe baby colic
• How to help your baby to sleep a little more
• An introduction to babywearing (AKA: getting your arms back!)
• Help you to feel more calm and confident as a new parent
This BabyCalm workshop has astoundingly quick results; many parents say they "wish we had known about this before the birth". This workshop can be taught privately in your own home. Don't worry, I'm used to seeing frazzled mums in their pyjamas! This is a great class for both mums and dads, most suited to babies from birth to 12 weeks.
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Faculty Senate meetings take place at noon on the first and third Tuesdays of the month in T-450. The meetings are open to all.
Faculty Senate Brown Bags are informal noon-time sessions focusing on topics of special interest to faculty.
Per California Education Code, the Faculty Senate has the responsibility to make recommendations with respect to academic and professional matters. These are the areas of work that the faculty senate deals with. They are called "10+1." (More information can be found on the Statewide ASCCC website in the Quick Links list at the right.)
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