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They may say Obama but when they pull that curtain they will vote Romney people are not as stupid as Obama thinks. Obama wont be better at the next debate thats him watch him on the view letterman without his teleprompter hes cant talk. Wait until Romney starts uncovering all the useless programs Obama is throwing OUR money at PBS is the tip of the iceberg.Romney is so much smarter than obama and thats what happened to Obama that night Romney spoke blew bo away!
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Let me add that I worked for that company that ass created called EDS. The men were such bigots. I worked on the Base Realignment and Closure Committee. Do any of you people remember such a thing. Back during the Clinton era. I programmed many spreadsheets on the prices of things that they were stripping from the bases. I was defamed by my boss for wearing a nice pant suit into the office. I could wear whatever I wanted when I was at the gov offices along the beltway. This was in 1995. How do you think I felt after what happened to me to have a bastard boss tell me I had to wear a skirt. So before you post such dumb crap on this forum you need to think about your lady friends who served in the Military. Many of us don't appreciate it. Many of us worked hard and long just like the guys. Yes my legs are not blown off but it is a thing of respect. Don't defame anyone because of their sex. The women suffered just as bad as the Men during Desert Storm and other Wars of the past. I have met many women vets who served as nurses during WWII and Vietnam. They deserve some respect too!!
Those who I know who post on this forum would not like that boss either. I grew up on a farm in the 30's, the women worked hard & in most cases were respected. I've spent a long time in this world & have met some talented ladies, also some not so talented who thought they were. When a person is told that they are to be given a pass, the not so talented, it creates a sour taste that has a habit of lingering long beyond the actual incident. We're all human .
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Finally bumped into the captain with the trolling motor. He indicated he was pretty happy with the motor. He has a bow mount on a 21' boat. He can not get as shallow as he did when he was poling a flats boat, but said that as long as he runs the motor slow he has been very succesful working the shallow water around Monomoy. Hope that helps.
Since use can be limited but the benefits can be greatly appreciated, I find the cost benefit ratio for a flats skiff for Cape Cod is acceptable for the following in order.
Florida Sportsman also has a Shallow Water Angler magazine & forum with great info.
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Hmmm, I think that in the NE waters, if you have any kind of run out to the fishing grounds, the option of standing for both the Capt. and the passengers is a must. A center console takes up space, but 3" of foam doesn't help in 3' of chop. This would be my main concern about a poling skiff. Most captains stand while running most passengers suffer in silence.
"Bay" boats really aren't technical poling skiffs....can't have everything. For NE, I thing a 20' bay boat with a trolling motor would work well.
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I have fished from a wide range of skiffs over the years. In terms of shallow-water capability vs. sea-kindliness the boats that people call flats skiffs cover a pretty wide range. For several years I had, and loved, a tunnel hulled skiff (Pathfinder 17T) down in the 10,000 Islands. When conditions allow, I feel no other type of boat approaches them for pure fishing joy. I think a good anaology is motorcycle vs. car: when things are right, they are in a class way by themselves; mother nature can collect her dues at a moments notice; at times/places, they are not an option.
My impressions from your posts: you should have a flats skiff. Make sure it has trim tabs ( in a chop you can crank it over and make it pretend it has an entry); 12 V tolling motor is plenty for ajusting casting angle or re-positioning drift; fishing alone from a poling platform doesn't work out very often; get good foul-wx gear and put in oversize bilge pumps.
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Here is one thing to keep in mind.
You can run a trolling motor and fish at the same time.
You can't poll and fish at the same time. You are doing one or the other.
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|When I lived in La. I had a 14 ft. Weld Craft with a 30 Mercury. I used to fish the shallow marshes with a trolling motor. It was awesome! I could get up on the wake in a foot of water with the soft bottom marsh. I nerver used a push pole, just the bow mounted trolling motor. That Mercury motor nerver missed a beat and started right up on the first crank every time. Man, I miss that boat.
My comment regarding trolling motors was my "opinion" based on comments from my friends and my experience "poling" on the flats. But I have never used a trolling motor on my boat because I don't want to add another piece of machinery and lose storage to a couple of more batteries.
I think trolling motors are great when you are in more than 3' of water. In fact my experience has been that my outboard does not spook fish in 4' of water. The fish move away from the boat but once you turn the engine off the fish will move back and start hitting a fly. How ever when I get in very shallow water the fish get much more skitterish. It can be very hard to get near them even when poling and I just think the noise of a trolling motor will cause problems. Personally I love to stalk the shallows and some how poling makes it seem more exciting because you are moving the boat yourself.
However in your case because of the weight of your boat I would recommend a trolling motor because I think it would give you the mobility you need in shallow water. Even if you scare some fish in shallow water it will still catch you more fish in the long run. One of the guides I know down in Chatham installed a trolling motor last year. Next time I see him I'll ask him how it's worked out on the flats.
When ever I give someone my opinion I'm always reminded of a day on a local pond when I told my younger brother to stop wasting his time casting into 10" of water. Two seconds after those words were out of my mouth he hooked and landed a 6 pound largemouth bass. Sometimes we think we know more then we actually do. Ive been fishing for over 60 years and still have a lot to learn.
Sounds like a plan to me. No real rush, but I'd like to get it on this spring some time. We can hook up next time your in the area.
Did you make it to the NE boat show?
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Just take my Riptide on a trial or two and let me know if you'd like to hang on to it. On a business trip but on return let's hook up down your way... Redbones or S&S deli for breakfast etc. I'll bring it down.
Sounds good Nick. I have a friend that has a nice 101lb thrust bow mount on his 18ft Lund and it is very effective for working structure, shorelines and even sneaking up on busting fish in the bay. I haven't had the opportunity to see it in action on the flats. I am starting to see them more and more on the fishing shows including a few recent shows with Permit and Bones. Hard to tell if that is the sponsorship dollars from Minn Kota or actual benefits in performance.
I'm really hoping to put a trolling motor on my boat this year. I'm hoping to use it both tracking rocky shorelines casting as well as moving across flats. If you don't get a response here, hopefully I'll be able to give you some real world feedback this summer.
Exciting stuff. There is certainly no lack of choices. Dan certainly laid it out that in the NE everything is a comprimise and you need to choose the boat that will do what you want most of the time. The latest FFSW has a pretty exhaustive list for a great starting point.
Personally I am looking to use my boat less this season during the summer. Last few seasons the boat was new and I spent a lot of great summer days searching the water when I could have been standing knee deep doing what intially attracted me to this sport. Not saying I am looking to stop boating as I love chasing tunoids, fishing structure and those great predawn runs that really clear the brain. But IMO NE sightfishing can be achieved pretty well on foot and choosing a flats boat that wouldn't do those other things well wouldn't be the choice for me. However, I like Fred would gladly offer up guniea pig status and would even offer to try some time on the platform. That may be the only way I ever pick up a fish before you do!
Curious to hear your thoughts on the trolling motors. I was very close to adding troll n' tabs to my boat this year but didn't like the bill that would have come with them. I have seen a few guys using bow mounts in CCB that appeared to be getting the job done. Poling my rig is not an option (20' Jones).
I'd be happy to share my thoughts with you on the advantages and disadvantages of flats boats. I've owned an 18' Hewes Redfisher for 10 seasons. The last 4 years the boat has been moored in Stage Harbor, Chatham Ma., and before that it was docked in Westport Connecticut. After I retired I worked weekends for a couple of years at the marina in Westport and sold Hewes/ Maverick /Pathfinder boats.
Flats boats have advantages and disadvantages. They are great for shallow water fishing but their shallow draft and low freeboard make them a poor choice for fishing in rough conditions. Having said that I once had a guide take me a mile outside of the Southway in his 18' Hewes Redfisher in 6' seas. The waves were breaking a mile offshore.Every boat is a compromise and flats boats are no exception.
If you still think a flats boat is what you want here are some issues to think about. Some pole better than others. Some handle rough water better than others. Some have less draft than others and some can carry more passengers than others.
The first thing you need to do is identify your requirements:
-Where will you use the boat? If you use the boat on the Cape you probably need a boat that can handle a 2 or 3 foot chop and not drown you with spray. I often fish the open beach and you need a boat that can handle the ride back if it starts to get rough. If you want to fish the rips you need a boat that can handle rougher water.
- How many passengers do you plan on carrying? The more passengers the bigger the boat you need. Since people tend to bring a lot of gear you need to make sure the boat has enough storage. I don't like anything left on deck because loose fly line will find it and it will always happen at some critical point.
-Will you do a lot of poling? If you plan on much poling a lighter, a smaller boat is desireable or you will get a really good ab workout . The lighter smaller boats also usually have shallower drafts. Trolling motors are an alternative to poling but I don't like them on the flats.
There are many other factors to consider such as range, trailering issues, etc. but I think the items listed above are a good start.
A boat like my 18' Redfisher is a good compromise for the Cape. I suggest you check out Maverick's user forum as they have very open discussions about the company's boats and also thier competitors boat's and there is much discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of flats boats. And no I don't sell boats any more and the dealer I worked for got out of the boating business a couple of years ago.
I'll be happy to answer any specific questions you may have. Just thinking about a new boat is lots of fun. Enjoy the process.
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It seems Hans Petter's rediscovery of Tom Waits has rubbed off on me. It must be the rain.
Churning web statistics isn't that fun, especially when the log files are gigabytes in size. Oh well.
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These support groups are set to meet in the next two weeks:
ACTS – Alcohol Chemical Treatment Series – is a curriculum-based self-help, recovery and educational program for anyone wanting to recover from alcohol or drugs, and their families. ACTS meets from 6 to 7 p.m. every Tuesday at Cedar Grove United Pentecostal Church on North Veterans Boulevard, Tupelo. ACTS is free. Call (662) 844-9637.
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women working to solve their common problem of alcoholism. There are no dues or fees.
• Tupelo: 31 meetings are offered. Call (662) 844-0374 or visit visit www.aa-mississippi.org for listings.
• There are also meetings in Aberdeen, Ackerman, Amory, Belmont, Booneville, Bruce, Calhoun City, Corinth, Fulton, Holly Springs, Houlka, Houston, Iuka, New Albany, Oxford, Pontotoc, Starkville and West Point. Call (800) 344-2666.
For a listing of addiction support groups around Northeast Mississippi, call National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependency at (662) 841-0403 or check www.msncadd.net.
Addiction help – Narconon, an international organization of treatment centers, drug education and prevention services, provides free consultations from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week for those with drug addictions. Call (800) 556-8885.
Al-Anon is a fellowship of friends and relatives of alcoholics. The group has meetings at several locations:
• American Legion Building, Fairground Circle, New Albany, 8 p.m. Mondays.
• Cornerstone Methodist Church, Tupelo, 5:30 p.m. Mondays. Call (662) 871-687-1811 or (662) 871-8068.
• First Presbyterian Church, Tupelo 8 p.m. Tuesdays.
• Easy Does it Group, noon Thursdays at Brooks Center at Fulton Methodist Church. Call Bob W. (662) 401-8094.
• Peace Seekers Family Group, noon Wednesday and Friday at Calvary Baptist Church, Tupelo. Call (662) 401-8094 or (847) 902-6267.
• Saltillo Family group, 10:30 a.m. Saturdays, 385 Mobile St., Saltillo, (662) 871-7646.
• Solution Seekers – Adult Children of Alcoholics meets at noon Mondays at Calvary Baptist Church fellowship hall, Tupelo. Call Nancy P. at (847) 902-6267.
Groups also meet in Belmont, Corinth and Oxford.
Alzheimer's support groups for family members and friends of those with the disease meet in:
• West Point: Quarterly at NMMC-West Point. Call Brenda Johnson at (662) 495-2339 or (800) 843-3375.
• Tupelo: 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month at the Cedars Health Center Activity Room. Call Terri at (662) 844-1441.
Bariatric Support Group will meet at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month in the cafeteria conference room at Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi, Oxford. Call Becky Wilson at (662) 513-9671.
Celebrate Recovery is a Bible-based group open to those struggling with addiction, anger issues, grief, guilt, shame, financial loss, abuse, eating disorders or compulsive behaviors. Groups meet at:
• 7 p.m. Fridays in the youth building at West Jackson Street Baptist Church, Tupelo. Contact Neil Naron at (662) 891-1773 or Susan Naron at 871-3872.
• 6 p.m. Saturdays at NorthStar Church, 112 Bauhaus, Saltillo. Call (662) 869-7778 or e-mail cr@northstarchurch .com.
The Compassionate Friends-Tupelo, a support group for families who have suffered the death of a child of any age, meets at 6 p.m. the fourth Thursday of the month at NMMC Wellness Center in Tupelo. Call Dave Jensen at (662) 842-1327 or (662) 231-1305 or Jamie Seale at (662) 213-2776 or (662) 842-3174. Parents, step-parents, grandparents and siblings are invited to attend. Information is at www.compassionatefriends.org.
A Domestic Violence Support Group meets at 3:30 p.m. the first Thursday of the month at the Lee County Family Resource Center in Tupelo. Child care available. Call (662) 844-0013.
A Domestic Violence Support Group meets at 6 p.m. every Thursday in Tupelo. Call (800) 527-7233 for location. Child care is provided.
FACE IT food allergy support group meets the first Friday and third Monday of the month. Focused on parents of children with food allergies, but open to others with medical conditions that require food avoidance. Contact Amelia at (662) 322-7434 or email@example.com for locations and times.
Fibromyalgia Support Group-Tupelo meets at 6 p.m. on the fourth Monday of the month at the Women First Resource Center 215 N. Gloster, Suite D, in Tupelo. Call 842-5725.
Gray Matters Support Group for anyone diagnosed with a brain tumor and their caregivers meets meets the last Tuesday of the month at the NMMC Cancer Center in Tupelo in January. Call Cindy Edwards at (662) 377-4049 or (800) 843-3375.
Grief Support Group-Tupelo sponsored by Gentiva Hospice, meets at 6 p.m. the first and third Tuesdays of the month at Spanish Village, Suite 105. The group will not meet Jan. 1. The next meeting will be Jan. 15. Free and open to anyone in need. Call the Rev. Danny Rushing at (662) 620-1050.
Grief Support Group-Fulton sponsored by Gentiva Hospice meets at 2 p.m. the fourth Wednesday of the month at MSU Extension Office in Fulton. Free and open to anyone in need. Call Danny Rushing at (662) 620-1050.
La Leche League of Lee County offers mother-to-mother support for breastfeeding. The group meets at 11 a.m. the first Thursday of the month. All pregnant and breastfeeding mothers are invited to attend. Other LLL services include a lending library and 24-hour telephone help. For information about meeting location or help with a breastfeeding concern please call Toni at (662) 255-8283.
Man-to-Man support group for prostate cancer meets at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month in at NMMC East Tower first floor Diabetes Treatment Center classroom. Contact Gail Denton at (662) 377-3522 or (800) 843-3375.
Mental Health Family support group will meet at 10 a.m. the second and fourth Saturday of the month at North Mississippi RC on Highway 7 in Oxford. The group is designed for family members of people with serious mental illness. Call (800) 357-0388 or visit www.nami.org.
NAMI Connection, a weekly recovery group for people living with mental illness, meets Sundays at 3:30 p.m. at Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi in Oxford. Call (800) 357-0388 or visit www.nami.org.
Narcotics Anonymous, a community-based association of recovering drug addicts, meets in Lee County.
• Tupelo group meets at the Salvation Army on Carnation Street at 6 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. Sundays.
• Mooreville group meets at 4:30 p.m. Sunday and 6 p.m. Wednesday at Living Waters Community Church on County Road 1554.
• Groups also meet in Ackerman, Amory, Booneville, Bruce, Corinth, New Albany, Oxford, Pontotoc, Ripley and Starkville.
Call (662) 841-9998 or toll-free (866) 841-9998 for more information.
New Moms Support Group meets at 10:30 a.m. Fridays at the Breast Feeding Resource Center at Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi. Open to all new moms. Call (662) 513-1602.
Northeast Mississippi Down Syndrome Society offers support and information resources for families of children with Down Syndrome. The group hosts the Buddy Walk in October. Call (662) 871-2387 or (662) 869-3211, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.nemdss.org.
The North MS Pediatric Cancer Support Group (PECANS) meets at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month at the food court of the Mall of Barnes Crossing in Tupelo. Call Teresa Farris at (662) 791-1228.
Oxford Reach to Recovery Breast Cancer Support Group meets at 6 p.m. the first Monday of February, April, June, August, November and December at Azalea Gardens in Oxford. In October, they participate in a reception for breast cancer survivors hosted by Baptist Memorial at the Cancer and Diagnostic Center. Sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Call Mary Chrestman at (662) 234-7507.
Parkinson's Disease Support Group-Tupelo meets at 3 p.m. the first Sunday of the month at NMMC Wellness Center in Tupelo. Contact Ginger Gore or Amanda Allen at (662) 377-3729.
Sexual Addiction Support Group meets in Tupelo. Call (662) 841-0403.
Sexual Assault Support Group meets at 1 p.m. every Wednesday. Call (800) 527-7233 for location.
Survivors of child sexual abuse support group meets at 1 p.m. Wednesdays. Call (800) 527-7233 for location.
Sisters Network, Tupelo chapter of the African-American breast cancer survivor's support group, meets at 5:30 p.m. the first Monday of the month at the Link Centre in Tupelo. Call Norma Derring at (662) 842-3440.
T.A.A.P. (Teen Addiction Awareness Program) is a free 10-week program offered by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence building, 200 N. Spring St., Tupelo. The program, which meets for 90 minutes once a week, is open to teens age 13-18. There will be educational sessions on every aspect of drug and alcohol use and abuse. Call NCADD at (662) 841-0403 or www.ncadd.net.
TOPS, a weight loss support group, has four chapters meeting in Northeast Mississippi. Fees are $28 for annual membership; $14 for spouses and teens. Call area captain Tina Evans at (662) 369-7151, state coordinator Pat Harris at (662) 386-0249 or (800) 932-8677 or visit www.tops.org.
• Tupelo: 4:30 p.m. Thursdays at Salvation Army Building at 527 Carnation St. Call Ann Ivy at (662) 566-2816 or (662) 397-4998.
• Aberdeen: 5 p.m. Tuesdays at Southside Baptist Church on Meridian Street. Call Grace Guin at (662) 369-4431.
• Corinth: 4:45 p.m. Tuesdays at Church of the Crossroads on U.S. Highway 72 East Annex. Call Betty Jones at (662) 286-3020.
• Corinth: 4:30 p.m. Wednesdays at Waldron Street Christian Church on East Waldron Street. Call Heather Johnson at (662) 415-2517.
Weight Loss Support Group will meet at 6 p.m. the first Thursday of the month at NMMC Wellness Center in Tupelo. The group provides education and emotional support for those considering or have gone through bariatric surgery. Contact registered nurse Cherri Cox at (662) 377-7546 or (866) 908-9465.
Women with Cancer support group, sponsored by the Women First Resource Center, is available in Amory. Call (662) 325-0721.


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She is in the top ten percent of wanted pop figures for me, personally. I do think the 4h should be given some leeway with her design and coloration,but I think she could come out awesome...
Flutterina is one of those characters that never had a chance to shine in any media, but has potential to be a powerful character. First off she is a flyer (one of a few), she can create butterflies out of thin air( create butterfly "smokescreens"), turn herself into a butterfly to avoid capture and spy on her enemies. In terms of her acessories her shield and something else, like a spear to keep her distance, or this Idea that Niki came up with using the hooks that came with her backpack is really great.
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She is in the top ten percent of wanted pop figures for me, personally. I do think the 4h should be given some leeway with her design and coloration,but I think she could come out awesome...
Photog is here! thank you, Mattel!
Now how about some mini-comics love (like Lodar, Geldor, Dakon......)? And Mermista?
She was portrayed well in the Filmation cartoon, and I definitely want a MOTUC version of her.
I'd been thinking about how they could make her more "tough."
Then I thought, "no."
We can DEAL with a butterfly lady
We have a bee man. We have a man made out of plants. We have a man with an extending NECK. We have a man who is basically a giant skunk.
The boys can deal with some loveliness in the line for a couple of figures.
The 4H should go all out and make her as visually stunning as possible. Butterflies ARE beautiful creatures. They are also marvels of biological construction.
She's perfect for being a spy too.
A Want List of Sorts: at this point... I just hope there is a 2017...
Even though Flutterina is towards the very end of my "wants list", I still think she could look pretty kick ass updated in MOTUC form. Not sure what extra weapon they could give her. I keep trying to think of something cocoon-related, but that idea really isn't going anywhere. ha!
Perhaps they should do like that character in the new X-Men movie? They invented a butterfly girl who, when she decides to be evil, vomits fire!
Now, what can Flutterina vomit?
Etherian Rebel JOSH for the MOTUC (see my avatar)!
Flutterina!!! She is one of my favs and I want her so much!!
Toyguru! 4 Horsemen!! When you read this.. please make her!!!
Can' wait to get her!!!
Flutterina is one of my favourites and I would love to see her one day. I don't think well ever see her get made though.
I had a figure of her as a kid, and she was great in the cartoon. I think a large part of the reason I like her so much is due to the fact that in the cartoon we see the origin of Flutterina and you did'nt get origin stories with alot of the rebellion characters.
Plus she looks stunning, easily one of the most beautiful rebellion members and purple hair always rocks!
For some characters in POP, the Style Guide look is a must and upon examining that, the best look for her is Style Guide. I would replace the white in the wing with black and add more detail and realism.
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I like Flutterina and when it comes to her weapon, i made a drawing of her where i used her hook from the action figure as an actuall hook as a weapon.
I have to redo that picture, especially her face (i´m sorry Flutterina, you deserve better than that!) but for now it´s the only one i have so it will have to do
EDIT: I edited the picture but it´s still not good enough or how i should be!
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I definitely want a Flutterina figure, but she has to be styleguide/Filmation all the way.
The hooks were a part of the backpack that her wings attached to. You pull one cord, then the other to make her wings "flutter".
I just recently read about her and her origin story and powers. I was happy to have her fleshed out. She's more than just "Butterfly Scout" which I had trouble suspending disbelief with because butterflies aren't fast. She's cooler than I gave her credit for.
Give her a tomahawk, or She-Ra's comb axe, but translucent for a second accessory. It reminds me of a throwing axe anyway, don't know why.
Ask not for whom MOTUC is made, it's made for thee.
If you have to disclaimer your like, then you don't really like it.
A Want List of Sorts: at this point... I just hope there is a 2017...
Thanks, guys! It took me a while and before i came up with the hook idea but as it´s part of her original figure it totally made sense to me and it´s a light weapon she could carry around while flying.
I went a bit far when i made both ends into blades, i guess in real life that would end pretty brutal, to much slicing...
What if you turned it into a bola? She could capture the Horde from the air and give the rebels on the ground and advantage.
I like the hook idea though...it totally pays homage to the vintage figure and could also be useful. She could carry a grappling hook to help the rebels scale the fright zone.
I would buy her.
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Flutterina is one of my top wants for the POP characters. Who cares if she is stunning? Being beautiful and deadly aren't mutually exclusive.
I like the idea of the hook weapon, and she would be a fantastic candidate as a spy given her abiltities.
Ask not for whom MOTUC is made, it's made for thee.
If you have to disclaimer your like, then you don't really like it.
I'm totally down for a Flutterina. Yeah she's one of the more girly-ish colored figures but whatever, I'm always down for cool winged/flying figures. She's actually pretty high on my wants from the Rebellion. Right behind Castaspella and Frosta...I think.
I love Flutterina. She hung on my bedroom mirror all through high school. I would love to see the 4H do a scuplt of her. The bladed hook weapon is also an awesome idea. I will be buying this one when she is available.
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Activity in 2012
The Centre of Expertise in co-operation with the Training Centre for Local Authorities (CFEL) which is a training institution within the Ticino Cantonal Government organized a 4-day training of trainers on "Leadership Academy Programme" (LAP) for trainers and experts in the field of local government. The training was held from 29 May to 1 June 2012 in Bellinzona, Switzerland and it was attended by 12 participants from five member states (Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Malta and Ukraine).
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to create a network of international trainers/experts that would continue to co-operate in the future with the aim of exchanging practices and experiences, and would ultimately conduct the Leadership Academy Programme in pairs.
Activity in 2011
A second round of the Best Practice Programme was implemented in 2011 on the themes "Innovation in internal management" and 26 practices for "Innovation in external action".
Dissemination of best practices will include development
of publication collecting all initiatives presented, and
they will be also available on the website of the
Centre for Local Authorities in Ticino.
Workshops organized in selected municipalities in order to share the knowledge and experience. The Awards Ceremony was organised in November 2011.
Activities in 2010
Best Practice Programme 2010
Steering Group composition
Training Centre for Local Authorities in Ticino;
Association of Urban Municipalities;
Association of Mountain Regions;
Union of Municipal Secretaries;
Council of Europe;
representatives from Universities.
Themes, evaluation criteria and composition of the Selection Panel were decided by the Steering Group,
A brochure, including an application form, was prepared and sent to all local authorities, and the deadline was agreed for 30 April 2010.
Participating authorities
27 municipalities from Ticino sent in 35 practices to the Selection Panel
9 practices for the theme "Innovation in internal management"
26 practices for "Innovation in external action".
Results demonstrated that the Best Practice Programme had been very well perceived by the local authorities.
The winning municipalities were officially announced at a final conference dedicated to innovation in local government, held on 19 November 2010 in Bellinzona.
The practice submitted by the group of municipalities Manno – Bioggio – Agno received the award for internal innovation,
The municipality of Chiasso was selected as a best innovative practice in external action.
The second round of the Best Practice Programme 2011 was also announced at the conference for the same two themes.
Previous activities
First round of best practice programme in the canton of Ticino
Programme organised following an official request by the Training Centre for Local Authorities within the Ticino Cantonal Government (CFEL).
October 2009 during the conference hosted by the Mayor of the City of Lugano
"Innovations in internal management in local government
- internal organization,
- human resources management,
- accounting and auditing,
- financial management,
- total quality management
- efficiency promotion
"Innovations in external actions of local government authorities"
- innovations aiming at improving
- public services delivery
- economic development promotion
- infrastructure building
- social and cultural promotion
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I was looking for an inexpensive double din GPS unit for my truck. Most GPS units start in the $500 and above range. The cheaper ones are for mostly no-name brands that were a little sketchy. I saw this Eclipse unit and was a little skeptical also. Upon checking reviews, I found out it is made by Fujitsu (bought my first laptop from them).
Installation was pretty straight forward. If you have ever installed a stereo before, it is pretty simple. 8 wires for speakers (2 front, 2 back), ground wire, always on +12 and switched +12. That's about it - there are a few more if you want to hook up illumination control, steering wheel remote, etc, but I did not use those. The only other things you need to plug in are the antenna cable and the GPS antenna.
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Another thing that I think keeps new people away is getting whacked in the first series. I have seen a good number of minor stakes whack 50 to 75% of the dogs in the first series. Sometimes its because the judges want to get done because they have to judge another stake and are pressed for time.
A lot of times it's not about which dog does the best job it's about which dog can do the test period. The open is one thing but I dont think this should happen in the derby or qual. Pretty discouraging to new people. I have even seen this happen in DQ's that are trying to attract cross overs form hunt tests.
I have seen derbies and quals both where only 1 or two dogs finish the trial. No second thrid or fourth place not to mention jams


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Join the German Genealogy Group for "An Overview of German Personal and Place Names" with presenter Richard Haberstroh, CG, author of The German Churches of Metropolitan New York. An Orientation session for beginners and newcomers will be held at 7 PM and the regular meeting will start at 7:30. GGG members and guests will have access to the building beginning at 6:30 PM.
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Starting at the fly and working backwards:
Tippet: This is a section of line that you don't want the fish to see. Also, it is the last (or first) link in the chain. The size will depend on the size of fly you're using. For panfishing I generally go with 4x or 5x for flies up to size 10. Bigger flies (i.e. bigger hooks) require more force to get a hookset so I increase the tippet strength accordingly.
Leader: The section of mono or fluro that connects the tippet to the fly line. Usually (not always) tapered to help make a good presentation when casting to specific fish. The idea is to put as much distance between the end of the flyline and the fly so the fish don't hear the line when it touches down on the water or see the thick fly-line before they see the fly. Total length of leader is really goverened by the situation you are in. Generally the longer the better but there are times when a very short leader makes sense. About 7ft would be the minimum I would use with a floating line and preferably something like 9ft. Another old rule-of-thumb" was to keep the leader/tippet total length about the same as the length of the rod.
You an buy commercially tapered leaders with integral tippet and they work great but can be expensive. I trick I use is to take a commercial tapered leader (say 9ft with a 5x tippet). I snip off the tippet portion (usually the last couple of feet - you can see where the taper begins). Then I make a tiny loop at the thin end of the leader and add tippet from spools as I need it. The tapered portion is very strong and will last a whole season.
Backing: This is usually dacron. For freshwater you don't need anything terribly sophisticated. It serves a couple of purposes. First, it fills out the fly-reel spool to provide a better "arbor" for the fly-line. A tightly coiled fly-line will be difficult to cast and will need a lot of stretching. Second, if you hook a really big fish and it takes off into the next zip code the backing gives you some measure of safety before everything goes tight, at which point something usually breaks. But hey, that's what makes great fishing stories
|Thanks for the replies. I think I'll go with the cortland though, cause I'm a teenager with not much money. I will also probably respool with new line on my reel, because that was cheap shakespeare line. I might go to the shop later on today.
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I have an 8' Cortland 5/6 weight that I've been using for over 15 years as my pond/lake rod and I love it. I don't know how much it cost, but it casts amazingly well in all conditions.
Maybe I'm an awful fly fisherman, but I never clean my freshwater lines. The one that I use for ponds/lakes is over 15 years old and has never been cleaned, but it doesn't have any dirt built up on it and it casts fine. As for flies, my favorite panfish fly is a hornberg streamer. Panfish in general though like anything bright, so I'll use a Royal pattern of some sort a lot with a good amount of red on it. Bead head crystal buggers are another great panfish fly. I like to use Dahlberg diver style flies for bass around me since lakes tend to be weedy and sinking flies just get hung up a lot. I find some of the smaller striped bass saltwater baitfish patterns work very well for largemouth too, and you can also try a woolly bugger or crayfish. One of my other favorites is a yellow marabou streamer about 2.5-3" long with a 1/2" thread head on a size 2 hook.
Instead of getting the low-end Cortland rod for $40.00, why not move up to say a TFO, Redington Redfly, or ECHO? They are much better casting rods that don't cost much more than the low-end Cortland you are thinking of getting. Truthfully, the low-end Cortland you are thinking of getting is not much different than the Wal-Mart special you have been using. And after fly fishing with the cheap for 3 years, you would be much better served in the long run by spending the little extra for one of the other rod makes I mentioned in the same size as the Cortland.
Fly lines need to be cleaned when the get dirtly, which depends entirely on how long you fish at a time, the amount of algae and particulates suspended in the water, and wheter you have let the line get in the dirt and sand. All you need to clean a fly line is ivory hand soap and water followed by rinsing the soap off and drying the line with a towel or soft rag like a worn-out T-shirt.
A factory made tapered leader of 7.5' to 9' tapered to 2x ought to be about perfect. Far easier to use a store bought tapered leader and replace the tippet (the end the fly is attached to) as needed than to tie your own. Just get some 2x tippet for this.
Another beginner with questions...
I am not a beginning fisherman, just a fly-fisher. I have been fly-fishing for 3 years, but it is just cheap outfit (Wal-Mart) with poppers for bluegills. I want to bump up my gear. Instead of my cheap wal-mart rod (8' 5/6 weight), I am thinking about getting a Cortland rod that is 9' and 5/6 weight. I like the feel of it and it is only $40.
How often should I clean the fly line?
I know I need backing, and fly line, but I have just used a short section of monofilament to use as a leader, what should be before my fly line (tippet, leader)?
What are some good flies (besides poppers) that are good for small warmwater species (bass, bluegill, crappie)?
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Festival of Trees Events
Thursday, 08 November 2012
November has arrived, drawing us nearer to the holidays and to help arouse the spirit of the season, Festival of Trees is back to provide fun for all ages. The 2012 Festival of Trees, sponsored by the Spencer Regional Healthcare Foundation, will be November 15-17th featuring festive displays and fun events.
"Again this year, the displays and events will be spread throughout the community," explained Susan Zulk, a Festival of Trees committee member. "We are partnering with the business community to provide great exposure of what Spencer has to offer. Instead of the displays being in one location, many area businesses are either putting up their own display within their business or hosting a display created by a local organization or individual. We're pleased to have approximately 30 different locations with Festival displays and a few of those displays have multiple trees."
"We also have a few businesses who very generously are offering a portion of sales from specific items as a donation to our designated charity, Women's Health Services at Spencer Hospital," Zulk said. "From November first through the 19th, Info Dog Security will donate 100% of their revenue from the documents or computer disks that people bring to their office to have shredded. Also, Nelson's Jewelry has pledge to contribute 15% from the sales of select pieces of the Sarah's Hope jewelry line between Nov. 15-18. We encourage people to participate in these special offers, as they receive a great service or wonderful gift and also benefit the hospital foundation."
In addition to the festive displays, FOT events include two Holiday Design Shows on Thursday evening, Nov. 15th at Del's Garden Center; the Auxiliary Cookie Walk in Spencer Hospital's main lobby on Friday, Nov. 16, Morning with Santa on Saturday, Nov. 17th at Southpark Mall, and the Tour of Homes, also on Saturday, Nov. 17th.
"The Festival of Trees offers a great opportunity for people to start experiencing the wonders of the holidays," Zulk added. "Proceeds from Festival events benefit the Spencer Regional Healthcare Foundation whose mission is to enhance healthcare services in our region. Our Festival funds focus on enhancing women's health services."
Holiday Design ShowsThis year's "Holiday Design Show" will be offered in two sessions on Thursday evening, Nov.15 at Del's Garden Center. An early show will be held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. and a late show will run from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
"The Design Shows promise to be a lot of fun," commented Jeannette Hasley, Director of Women's Health Services who also is a FOT committee member. "We are so appreciative of Del's Garden Center for hosting the Design Shows as we know our guests will enter a magically decorated area. We'll treat our guests to appetizers, holiday punch and a cash beverage station and then we have several wonderful, creative presentations."
During the early show, design presentations begin at 5 p.m. and at 7 p.m. during the late show. Design experts from Del's will provide tips on holiday arrangements. Kari Roskens, owner of Kari's women's clothing boutiques in Spencer and Okoboji, will present a mini fashion show, focusing on day-to-night wear and accessorizing. Sheila Thomsen of "Innspiration Bed & Breakfast and Vineyard of Linn Grove, will provide wine tasting and also share tips on wine and appetizer pairings. The final presentation, Santa's Secret Spencer Shopping Tips, will provide insight on a few great gifts that can be found locally.
Tickets for either Design Show are $15. Advance ticket purchases are encouraged as seating is limited.
Auxiliary Cookie WalkDo you holiday baking the easy way by purchasing an assortment of homemade cookies and candies at the Spencer Hospital Auxiliary Cookie Walk on Friday, Nov. 16 from noon until cookie supplies or exhausted or 4 p.m., whichever comes first! You can freeze your cookies to enjoy later in December or nibble on them in November. The Cookie Walk will be in the hospital lobby. Cookies are sold for $13 a box and candies are sold per pound.
Morning with Santa
Kids and parents alike enjoy "Morning with Santa" which will be held Saturday, November 17, from 9-11 a.m. at Southpark Mall.
"Kids and parents both love this event," said Kim Smith, Festival of Trees committee member who coordinates the morning's events. "We'll have several stations providing fun for the whole family, and, of course, the highlight of the morning is the visit with Santa. We encourage parents to bring their cameras to capture that moment when their child is visiting with Santa. In the past we took and printed photos; however, we understand that many people prefer to have the photo captured on their own camera so they can make extra prints, e-mail to friends, or add to photo books."
A few of Santa's elves will be on hand to help children with their craft project, provide each child with a temporary holiday tattoo, entertain at North Pole Limbo, decorate cookies, and mix up some delicious Snowman Soup. Mrs. Claus is also joining the fun, providing Christmas story time. The ticket price is $5 per child. Adult supervision is required (no charge to accompanying adults).
Holiday Tour of Homes
The Holiday Tour of Homes offers the opportunity to enjoy a self-tour of five festively decorated homes in the Spencer area. The tour will take place on Saturday, Nov. 17 from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door. This tour will feature the homes of:
"The tour is a great tradition for the Festival of Trees, commented Festival volunteer Kris Van Berkum. "We greatly appreciate the warm hospitality our host home owners demonstrate in sharing their houses for this charitable event."
Tickets Available
Tickets are available for all the events at the following locations: Del's Garden Center, Design Masters, The Hen House and the Spencer Hospital Gift Shop.
Festival of Tree Committee members include Jennifer Feldmann, Mindy Gress, Jeannette Hasley, Suzi Harper, Shelly Helmink, Vanessa Moore, Marcia Ramstack, Tori Rasmussen, Kim Smith, Mindy Sylvester, Kris Van Berkum & Susan Zulk.
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Spencer Hospital
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Okay as part of building this idea of a data ecosystem mentioned earlier, I'm realizing that the whole OOP paradigm needs refactored. Starting with AlanKay's definitions for Object Orientation, I invite the community to help me re-evaluate the paradigm.
Kay gives 6 points in defining his vision of his Object Architecture at AlanKaysDefinitionOfObjectOriented
I've rebutted them with ObjectOrientedRefactored. I invite others to comment.


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Just heard that #26 Chip won the Open with handler Jean Grammer, owner Tom Hartl. Congratulations, Jean!
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My dog is six months. I first taught hold, and he is very proficient with that. I have been working on FF now for about 12 days and I have been able to transition the bumper to the ground. I am now working on walk fetch for the last 4 or 5 days. In walk fetch he refuses to fetch and avoids the bumper completly without an ear pinch, and so I apply ear pinch and force the fetch. While doing so he reaches down and puts the bumper in his mouth and then just stands there head down on the ground after I release the pinch with the bumper in his mouth and doesn't move unless I command sit, or pull his head up by the collar, or command heel and continue walking. He just seems to be shutting down from the ear pinch with head on ground after the fetch during walk fetch. Is this normal response?
He is CC and I am thinking of transitioning to the ecollar now instead of continuing with the ear pinch, and completly bypass stick fetch, I know he knows what I want. I am also considering just stopping FF for a week or so and step back altogether and start over. Thoughts on what to do please would be appreciated.


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B.F.A. Emerson College
Richelle Devereaux-Murray oversees the design, construction, procurement, and alterations of costumes for eight Emerson Stage productions each year. She recently designed costumes for the Rod Parker Playwright Award winner, Paint. As an instructor in the Design/Tech department, Devereaux-Murray also teaches costume construction as a technique of stagecraft.
Outside of Emerson, Devereaux-Murray has held numerous jobs in costume construction, and as a wardrobe supervisor, head dyer/painter/distresser, star dresser, designer, and design assistant at celebrated Boston area theatres. Devereaux-Murray has worked on productions staged at The Publick, Lyric Stage Company of Boston, Speakeasy Stage Company, North Shore Music Theater, The Huntington Theater, The Cutler Majestic, and The Colonial Theater, among others.
As a member of IATSE local 481, Devereaux-Murray also has worked on many films, shorts, and commercials that have been shot in the Boston area. Her film and television work includes: dye/craft work on the dance sequence costumes in The Game Plan, alterations and costume construction for both 27 Dresses and Mona Lisa Smile, costumer on Fever Pitch, and design assistant for American Experience, produced by WGBH-TV for PBS.


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With 12 cubic feet of storage space, the Yakima SkyBox Pro 12 Cargo Box eliminates car-interior clutter on road trips. The box can be conveniently opened from either side, the internal gear net and cargo pad prevent your gear from sliding around on winding canyon roads, and the slim design leaves a bit of room on your roof in case you need to load up other toys. SkyBox Pro 12 provides 12 cubic feet of storage space and will accommodate skis up to 84 inches longLid material is 50% stiffer than previous models for a quieter ride and easier handling Included mounting hardware fits most factory round, square, and aerodynamic bars Box will fit crossbar spreads as short as 24 inches Super Latch Security allows you to easily ensure that the lid is securely closed New lid shape is easy to grab and is aerodynamically shaped for reduced wind drag Included SKS Locks keeps your gear safe and secure Box can be opened from either side for easy access Internal gear net and cargo pad prevent gear from sliding around in the box Consult the Yakima Fit Guide for specific mounting information regarding your vehicle - $494.10


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Did Adam play football? He must have been the QB because he got the cheerleader (Eve). The QB always gets the hot chick. I am sure Eve was a hot chick. God is perfect and only creates hot chicks.
Though I heard that God created man in his image. Did Eve have a beard too? In that case she probably lived in Buffalo. All the chicks in Buffalo are Bills fans and have beards. So Adam was a Bills QB. No wonder he screwed up. Never take an apple from a bearded woman.


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To marry in California, the two parties may not be already married to each other or other individuals.
Marriage by proxy is NOT allowed in California. Family Code, Section 420(a), requires the two parties, marriage officiant and witness if applicable be physically present together in the same location for the marriage to be performed.
California Family Code 420(b) allows a member of the Armed Forces of the United States who is stationed overseas and serving in a conflict or a war and is unable to appear for licensure and solemnization of the marriage to enter into a marriage by the appearance of an attorney-in-fact, commissioned and empowered in writing for that purpose through a power of attorney (POA). Applicants must use the POA form issued by the State Registrar's Office that can be obtained at the following link: POA form (PDF). The attorney-in-fact must personally appear at the County Clerk's Office with the party who is not stationed overseas and POA that is acknowledged by a notary or witnessed by two officers of the United States Armed Forces. Copies of the form, including by facsimile, are not acceptable. The POA shall state the full given names at birth, or by court order, of the parties to be married, and that the POA is solely for the purpose of authorizing the attorney-in-fact to obtain a marriage license on the person's behalf and participate in the solemnization of the marriage. The original POA shall be a part of the marriage certificate upon registration. Additional information can be obtained from the County Clerk or State Registrar's Office.
Blood tests are NOT required to obtain a marriage license in California.
Both parties must appear in person and bring valid picture identification to the County Clerk's Office to apply for a marriage license in California. Valid picture identification is one that contains a photograph, date of birth, and an issue and expiration date, such as a state-issued identification card, drivers license, passport, military identification, etc. Some counties may also require a copy of your birth certificate.
If you have been married before, you will need to know the specific date your last marriage ended, and how it ended (Death, Dissolution, Divorce or Nullity). Some counties may require a copy of the final judgment if your previous marriage ended by dissolution or nullity.
Marriage licenses are valid for 90 days from the date of issuance. If you do not get married within 90 days, the license will no longer be valid. You must purchase a new license.
Many County Clerks in California perform civil marriage ceremonies in their offices. For further information regarding civil marriage ceremonies, please contact the County Clerk's Office directly to see if they provide this service.
California Family Code, Section 400, states the persons authorized to solemnize marriage ceremonies in California are as follows:
A priest, minister, or rabbi of any religious denomination.
A judge or retired judge, commissioner of civil marriages or retired commissioner of civil marriages, commissioner or retired commissioner, or assistant commissioner of a court of record in this state.
A judge or magistrate who has resigned from office.
Any of the following judges or magistrates of the United States.
A justice or retired justice of the United States Supreme Court.
A judge or retired judge of a court of appeals, a district court, or a court created by an act of Congress the judges of which are entitled to hold office during good behavior.
A judge or retired judge of a bankruptcy court or a tax court.
A United States magistrate or retired magistrate.
A legislator or constitutional officer of this state or a member of Congress who represents a district within this state, while that person holds office.
California Family Code 400.1 allows marriage to be solemnized by a County Supervisor, City Clerk, or Mayor of a city elected in accordance with Article 3 (commencing with Section 34900) of Chapter 4 of Part 1 of Division 2 of Title 4 of the Government Code, while that person holds office. The County Supervisor, City Clerk, or Mayor shall obtain and review from the County Clerk all available instructions for marriage solemnization before the County Supervisor, City Clerk, or Mayor first solemnizes a marriage.
California Family Code, Section 401, allows Deputy Commissioners to perform marriages and may do so in any California county. The Commissioner of Civil Marriages may appoint Deputy Commissioners of Civil Marriages who may solemnize marriages under the direction of the Commissioner of Civil Marriages and shall perform other duties directed by the Commissioner. For each county, the County Clerk is designated as a Commissioner of Civil Marriages.
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The person solemnizing the marriage must return the original marriage license to the County Clerk or County Recorder as applicable within 10 days of the date of the ceremony. Addresses should be on the county site.
You will NOT receive a copy of your marriage license after you have been married unless you request and pay for a certified copy from the County Clerk or County Recorder as applicable.
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