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20:45 27th April 2013
Saunders acknowledges fans' frustrations
Dean Saunders tonight admitted he was "devastated" at Wolves' defeat to Burnley, which left the club on the brink of relegation to League One.
The boss highlighted more defensive errors as the reason behind the 2-1 defeat, which, coupled with wins for Barnsley and Peterborough, leaves Wolves needing to win at Brighton along with defeats for the other two not to mention a sizeable swing in goal difference with Posh.
Speaking before Peterborough's evening victory against Sheffield Wednesday, Saunders said: "I'm devastated that we didn't get the right result.
"We should never have been in the position we are in – even without today's game we have got ourselves into a terrible position.
"Obviously everybody is gutted.
"Both Barnsley and Peterborough have got to lose next week, so it's not a good situation.
"We missed chance after chance after chance.
"We didn't play great, but everyone's nervous, and it's difficult to play silky football when you're as anxious as you are.
"We conceded two terrible goals - one from a throw in and one from a corner again.
"If you concede those goals you can't win anything - you can't have a successful team if that keeps happening.
"I spend hours and hours on it - to the point of boredom, and then we concede goals like that today.
"The first goal is a throw in and he gets a bit of luck when it goes through Kaspars' legs, then the second one is second phase from a corner - Paterson gets the ball before us.
"Football is about anticipation - the higher the level you play at, the quicker you need to anticipate, all over the pitch, and we haven't done that well enough today."
There were angry scenes at full time as fans invaded the pitch and, while the manager didn't see what happened after the game, he acknowledged justifiable frustrations from those in the stands.
And he has vowed to improve the team's fortunes by continuing to try and avert a downward spiral which could now lead to successive relegations.
"I didn't see everything that happened at the end," he said.
"I came off the pitch and was trying to pick my chin up off the floor.
"The players found it hard to speak in the dressing room after the result - there wasn't a lot said.
"But everybody takes the blame for this situation.
"If you are in charge of any company or any business you get the blame.
"As manager I am in the position where if I do get results I will get criticised and I have to take it on the chin.
"The team has lost 80-odd games in the last few years and so the fans have not had many good Sundays.
"They are really, really frustrated and I don't blame them.
"Whatever happens to us now I am 100 per cent confident that I can give them some happy Sundays.
"I have got to sort the club out from top to bottom, whatever happens, and change the mentality.
"I need to get the mentality right in the club and to do that you have to sign a certain type of player to play for a big club.
"I will just get my head down, work my hardest and when I get up in the morning I can look in the mirror and know I'm giving it my best."
Saunders continued: "What has happened here has happened to other teams and big teams as well.
"What happens normally is you have a couple of bad years, a losing mentality sets in, a change of manager, you lose your best players out of a team that got relegated like Fletcher and Jarvis.
"The players still here are disappointed no one has come in and taken them and players have to get their heads around going down a league.
"A new manager comes in and there is uncertainty all around and you can't get the team to gel.
"Before you know it you are in the Championship and can't win a game.
"Then you're playing for a big club in front of a lot of supporters and you've got to hold your nerve and get results.
"I have been in situations like this before.
"I walked into a mess at Doncaster where the team hadn't won for six months and they've won the league today and got back up.
"They cleared the decks, went from a massive budget to a tiny one, and have got back up to the Championship.
"Whatever happens to us I have got to sort the club out."
The amount of points Wolves have amassed would often have been enough to beat the drop in recent seasons, and key injuries in recent weeks have also played their part, especially to main goal threats such as top scorer Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Player of the Season Bakary Sako.
But Saunders is not looking to make excuses, and has vowed to carry on fighting for the club.
"I've tried different things, I've juggled things around and we had got the team winning," he added.
"Even before today, we were something like third in the form table - we've just got injuries at the wrong time.
"I know it sounds like we're making excuses, but it's a fact.
"If we had Sylvan Ebanks-Blake on the pitch today - we made so many chances, but we didn't have enough players on the pitch with a goal record.
"We haven't got enough players in our starting XI who have a history of scoring goals, and that's what's cost us, that and not defending well in key games.
"To be honest with you, I've done enough talking - we've not produced the result we needed, either this week or last week, and things have conspired against us.
"Fifty one points is usually enough, and we've had a run that should have been good enough to get us away from that danger zone, and it's just been amazing how teams have just kept winning and winning.
"It's been an uncanny league.
"I'm really disappointed, but you've got to pick yourself up. I've had loads of punches on the chin - loads of them - and you have to come back fighting."
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Ivan Pavlov never had a collar.
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Actually Bill when we start to talk about the similarity or difference between a marker and negative re-enforcement, it's a completely different discussion.
Darrin Greene
You're right, there's definitely an association. Turning of the pressure would be the same as the food/toy on the other side of the equation.
I suppose the marker is just a step in the chain that happens to be missing when we use -r.
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Along the same lines, you should be able to condition an association between a collar correction and a particular whistle tone or trill through consistent application. Once the association is made you should be able to maintain it with intermittent application of the collar and associated whistle tone. Ultimately, you should be able to get the desired response from just the conditioned whistle tone in situations where the dog does not have the collar on. I am sure people do this already but I do not consciously make it part of my training program. I do use whistle modulation to communicate with the dog.
"Power is of two kinds. One is obtained through the fear of punishment and the other by acts of love. Power based on love is a thousand times more effective and permanent than the one derived from fear of punishment." Mahatma Gandhi
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When a dog knows sit-to-flush, and a bird gets up, it can be held to a high enough standard that sit is enforceable with the collar, without the command being given.][/QUOTE]
Dog sampling a pile of birds on a blind. Push button ---dog returns
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For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
Psalms 12: 8
The wicked walk on every side when the vilest men are exulted
Isaiah 5:20 Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!

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|Bluewater Extreme Test the limits of the fly fishing domain
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The IGFA rules make it hard, and one can compare efforts and catchees with anglers in the past. If that is important, then playing the game could be worth it.
The main dissadvantage is the short shock. It makes leadering a big fish MUCH harder.
I can't really understand people who lobby the IGFA to lower the bar. Poker isn't that much fun when twos and one eyed jacks and black queens are wild.
I have fished both ways, and both are still fun, just different games.
I rig to "sort-of" IGFA specs but not for record purposes. I certainly don't handicap myself with regulation length shock tippets. I have used heavier class tippets in the past but managed to bust a couple of flylines - admitedly not 'purpose-built' blue water lines with the kevlar cores that would probably test a lot stronger.
I'm not sure of the IGFA rationale behind the actual specifications.
IGFA rules
I've just tied up a bunch of IGFA leaders for a trip and am wondering about the pros and cons of flyfishing offshore by IGFA rules. On one hand, who needs a bunch of fuddy-duddies to tell me how to fish, yet on the other side, most sports make sense when played by common rules.
I can't seem to decide whether the 20# max. tippet is a safety issue or an agreed-on handicap. It's be hard to believe IGFA's not aware of the big-fish fly opportunities out there, and yet' no tippet class over 20#. Admittedly, it's hard to pull 20# with a fly rod.
Similarly, the bite tippet regs and the need to have the tippet so close to the hook really put a ding in shark fishing. Is this by intent, snobbery or oversight?
Be that as it may, I think I'll give it a shot with IGFA leaders this winter, and see what happens. Is there anybody here who goes offshore with IGFA fly leaders
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With items they collected along Broome County roadways, student anthropologists have turned trash into an exhibition. Opening at 3:30 p.m. Monday, November 18, in the Nancy J. Powell Gallery of the Binghamton University Art Museum, the exhibition includes a broken plate, a toothbrush, a glove and a love letter and a variety of other items.
Titled "Traces of Traffic: An Anthropological Study of Roadside Trash," the exhibition hopes to raise awareness that objects bear witness to human relations, and that any lost or thrown-away object is entangled in a net of previous events. The opening, which will be followed by a reception, is free and open to the public.
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|Stripers and Coastal Gamefish Stripers, Blues, Inshore tuna!
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Here's just a small glimpse of the AWESOME time we had in Newport as Peter's guests.
Peter, thanks and as always it's a pleasure to attend the Newport Fly Fair.
|Had a great time at the show. Good to see Adrian, Pete Grey, John, Fred, Broadbill and help Juro with the booth. Hope I didn't forget anyone. Picked up some valuable tips from Capt Jim Ellis on fishing the flats. wish I could make the tying clave. FishHawk
|Well at least you don't have to worry about ruining the line on the snow. The Bears Den will be offering replacement lines as part of their raffle at their show on the 19th. I plan to be there so you will probably win:hehe:
Nice time in Newport. I like that show - you don't get the sensory overload of Marlboro or Wilmington. Have to agree, that the Saltwater Edge is a class act.
And I walked away with a fine new fishin tool. I've apparently found a lucky charm with John (Mr. Basser) around. It seems I always win a raffle when in his presence.
Great seeing Fishawk, Adrian, Pete, Case, Steve, John and Juro.
What do you think the neighbors will say if I go out on the back lawn, covered by a foot+ of snow, and check out the action of my prize?
Reel recomendations
Now that Fred A has a brand new, shiny, spiffy, gleaming new top of the line rod I think he needs some help with recomendations on a new reel purchase. Oh, maybe not! I just heard that he plans to win the reel raffle at the Wilmington show.
Couldn't agree more! Jenks, you are the man. Great time at the Marriott!
I thoroughly enjoyed the chance to witness the impressive tying talent that the northeast boasts... the roster listed on http://saltwateredge.com tells it all! With all that talent around me I was hoping some would rub off on me
I'll put up some photos from this event which was by the way was done up in the usual top notch manner we've come to expect from Peter.
We did our share by once again having someone tie their first fly at our table, the smile on the young angler's face was priceless. Good job FishHawk, you've passed the torch. Thank you Adrian for your usual helpful spirit and those GP's will be an important element in the fly raffles out in the pacific northwest. It was great to meet Brian's wife as well, and between lucky Brian and lucky Fred :eyecrazy: there's some real winning karma in the ranks! Jay, that decoy carving was nothing short of amazing, and I can't wait to see the finished product.
Well the breath of early spring bit was a little far fetched this year, as you can see by the picture I took near dusk today (see banner above). It's still a winter wonderland, but the sun is strong and the light doesn't leave the day until dinnertime. I still maintain that the SWE show is the turning point in the winter, and it's all positive yardage toward spring from here!
Look for the slide show...
Great to see Juro, Bill (Fishawk), Pete (Penguin), Fred (A), Case, Steve (Slinger) - did I forget anyone? Some real talented tying going on - including a couple of young enthusiasts who produced some very nice results under the Fishawks guidance.
Congrats to Fred on scoring the primo raffle prize
Special moment was a chance to see a collection of Kenney Abrames' original artwork including the paintings used to illustrate "A Perfect Fish" - simply stunning! Also some very creative tying by John Kelsey, doing some wicked looking prawns with emu feathers and Rich Murphy doing awesome stuff with a multiple-compound wrist fracture and his very cool "Silli-Skin".
Thanks Jenks and Saltwater Edge - you are a "CLASS ACT".
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Well it's time once again to visit Peter Jenkins and the SWE gang again in the beautiful coastal Rhode Island town of Newport! This year Jenks has got the Marriott, which if I am not mistaken is this palacial party place:
I swear we get the server upgrade paid for and we will have this capability for all our favorite hotspots... well maybe just the well-known ones
We're going to keep it simple with media presentations, a raffle for a single shadow box, and some tying at our table. I may have some signed striped bass etchings in frames for fund raisers, worth the price of the frame anyway
It's always good to breathe the first hints of spring into the lungs in Newport each year. There is no snow down there and the early blooms are threatening to push up from the cold ground on the average late February weekend.
Let's show Pete our support by stopping by this weekend! See you there.
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This study of a nude, which is one of over two hundred sheets in the Casa Buonarroti collection of Michelangelo drawings in Florence (inv. 61F), is remarkable for its expressiveness. The autography of the work is now almost universally recognised by critics, and some illustrious negative views such as those of Popp (1922), Berenson (1938) and Dussler (1959) are now no more than history.
The drawing has been considered as an early idea for the Christ in the Last Judgement, which fills the wall behind the altar in the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican, and which was painted by Michelangelo between 1535 and 1541. In the distant past, during the Michelangelo centenary of 1875, both Fabbrichesi (1875), the author of a guide to the Galleria Buonarroti, which had been open to the public for no more than fifteen years, and Gotti (1875), whose Vita di Michelangelo had received considerable acclaim, indicated this sheet as a project for the Sistine wall. In 1938, Berenson still linked this drawing to the Last Judgement although, as we have seen, he denied the attribution to Michelangelo. This hypothesis, however, has lost credibility among more recent critics: on the basis of the studies carried out by Johannes Wilde (1953), this drawing is now included in the group of graphic studies for the Resurrection of Christ which, according to the scholar, occupied Michelangelo for a fairly long period of time between 1532 and 1533. In his in-depth examination, Wilde refers to no fewer than fourteen drawings which, in his view, refer to the subject of the Resurrection and are certainly autograph. To give an example, we might mention the undeniable and remarkable stylistic coincidences to be found between another item Wilde mentions in his list, the 691/b in the Louvre, and our figure of Christ resurrected.


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Family: Scolopacidae, Sandpipers view all from this family
Description ADULT summer Has beautifully marked upperparts, back feathers with dark centers and orange or white margins. Cap is dark and underparts are flushed orange, more extensively than in Short-billed, and with more extensive dark barring on neck and breast. ADULT WINTER Has gray upperparts, neck, and breast, grading less abruptly into otherwise white underparts than in Short-billed. JUVENILE Similar to juvenile Short-billed, but note uniformly dark-centered tertials, lacking internal barring seen in juvenile Short-billed.
Dimensions Length: 12" (30 cm)
Habitat Common; nests on tundra. Migration is coastal and winters on Gulf coast, south to Central America, favoring mudflats and estuaries but also freshwater marshes further inland.
Observation Tips Easy to see on coasts outside breeding season. Much more likely to be found on inland freshwater habitats, within winter range, than Short-billed.
Range Great Lakes, Southwest, New England, Plains, Rocky Mountains, Northwest, Alaska, Texas, Southeast, California, Western Canada, Eastern Canada, Florida, Mid-Atlantic
Voice Utters a shrill kyeep call.
Discussion Very similar to Short-billed. Bill length is not useful in identification due to variation within, and overlap between, the two species. However, a bird with a strikingly long bill is likely to be a female Long-billed. Subtle plumage differences (tertial markings in juveniles; extent of orange in breeding birds; gradation from gray to white on underparts in winter birds) and distinctly different calls are most useful diagnostic features. Habits and behavior are similar to Short-billed. Sexes are similar.


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text: I was at home and my 9 year old cousin gave me a call. Im 20 and am a major collector and try to help him with his. today he helped me. he called and told me that there were new figs at are wal-mart. I got there and they had the new saga collection figs. they had darth tyranus w/ lightning and acklay obi wan again and they had teebo and eeth koth. they had one of each figure. they also had trash compactors and other good figures. and had alot of things on clearence. My wal-mart is finally doin good. im glad cause I had to go all around the state to find hard figures when the saga figs were first released. I didnt know the eeth koth and all those figures were out yet. has anyone else found em? let me know,I was wonderin iff anyone found more of this wave.


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The use of laboratory cultures is a long standing practice for studying bacteria.
How Did This Happen?
The widespread use of penicillin started in the 1940s. Its ability to clear up bacterial infections was considered a medical breakthrough and helped untold numbers of people. Little did researchers at the time realize that the bacteria would not take this new weapon in the medical arsenal lying down.
- The Evolution of a Drug-Resistant Superbug from AMNH http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLhSk_0tWJ4
No Duh's and Head Scratchers
If you need help scratching a mental itch, use the resources below:
- How is the spread of disease aided by large populations? How do livestock practices artificially create this situation? Can you think of anyway to modify livestock practices to reduce the risk of spreading disease?
- Where did researchers determine the drug-resistant strain of Staphylococcus originated? How is it believed it developed its drug resistance? Does this pathway surprise you? Why or why not?
- How would you deal with drug-resistant bacterial strains? What kinds of information would you collect to address this problem?
- Do you see any problems with the widespread use of antibiotics? Do you think most people are aware of this situation? Why or why not?
- Why do you think bacterial strains can become more harmful when they jump from one species to another? Consider the life history of bacteria in answering this question.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLhSk_0tWJ4
- http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1900709/?page=1
- http://whyfiles.org/038badbugs/mechanism.html
- http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2012/11/29/bacteria-deadly-hospital-infection/1727667/
- http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/Aug09/Transposon.html
- http://www.news-medical.net/health/What-is-Staphylococcus-Aureus.aspx
- http://textbookofbacteriology.net/growth_3.html
- http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2167589/
- http://seattletimes.com/html/businesstechnology/2018033765_apusdrugsinmeatglance.html
- http://www.livinghistoryfarm.org/farminginthe40s/crops_09.html
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- http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0004520/
- http://www.cdc.gov/mrsa/
- http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/24/health/fda-is-ordered-to-restrict-use-of-antibiotics-in-livestock.html
Penicillin, the first antibiotic drug, was isolated from mold and started the long road to superbugs.


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We are now participating in the Linux beta. Ubuntu is the primary platform, but it may work on other Linux clients as well. Simply access your portal or a guest invitation link from a Linux machine and download the client.
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A couple weeks ago, I posted on the Lab puppy classifieds, and perhaps one or two other places, a way to edit the subject line of your ad.
This is a huge benefit to advertisers as it allows you to flag your ad, showing that you've edited something since it first went up.
You can show if you have someone back out, if you change pricing, or whatever....you can put in the date of your edit, etc.
I've gotten feedback from only one person and that was someone who was unable to get the subject line edit to work.
Here's a link to the edit instructions if you don't know what I'm writing about: http://www.retrievertraining.net/for...ad.php?t=27048
Please reply back and let me know. Is it working for you? Is it a help?
(I know that sortable is the way to go on classifieds and we've just not gotten there yet. Before we made classifieds non-repliable/non-bumpable, we had a bit of gameplaying that folks would do to get theirs or their buddies' ads to the top of the list.)


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I'm starting this group in honor of Runobot. He started our club and he deserves the credit!
I'm starting this group in honor of Runobot. He started our club and he deserves the credit!
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We now have a "Collector's Club" forum.
I feel a great disturbance in the Force.
Thanks SirSteve! The collectors club section says "Trades Only". I've actually bought items from my fellow Orlando Collectors. It just seemed this would be the right place for us to meet.
Only if the rest show up!!! Hey guys, where are you at?
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Hey, did you argue with the boss? You are crazy!
Anyway, it is just you and me, AGAIN!
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Damn, this thread has been viewed 83 times, even though there are only 5 posts! Who the hell is viewing it? I thought we were the only two left...Interesting.
Well, I spoke to braki-wan the other day and he said he just hasn't reregistered yet. I don't know about anyone else.
You know what's going to happen. As soon as the hype for the other 2 exclusives starts up, they'll return.
We must stand firm and keep the club going!
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I spoke w/ customer service at the Alt. Springs TRU yesterday. I gave her the SKN#. She said they were on order but no stores had them in yet. She said they may be in later this week. That's the good news.
Unfortunately, they only ordered a little over 1,000 units, approx. 6 per case(?) She couldn't tell me if this was just for the Central FL area or all of FL.
Anyway, looks like we may have to keep our eyes open on this one. I know B-Wings can be found w/ ease, but I'm not so sure about the Interceptor. Good luck all!
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Well, I called that same TRU on Friday and they said that there are about 1500 ordered for the Georgia/Florida area. So if we get 750 each state, how many is that per TRU? How many TRU are there around here?
Also, what is going on with the Bomber? It is almost September.
I just don't think Hasbro will release them both at the same time, since production has been so slow they may want to space it out...
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Well I finally registered, and all is well. I have gotten a new position at work that has more hours. The good news is that I will be driving around town all day, so I can make a few detours here and there to check for exclusives.
I did want to let you guys know that the palm talkers have made an appearance in our area. My lovely wife picked up a set for me on Friday. So if you are interested (and not to many people seem to be) start looking, cause they are here. I heard really soon on the Tie Interceptor, not sure about the Walmart ones. Take care


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Syria and Libya were the main themes at the 19th edition of the Bayeux-Calvados Prize for War Correspondents, which took place this weekend in the historical city of Bayeux, a few miles away from the Normandy beaches where Allied forces landed in June 1944 to liberate Europe from the Nazi yoke.
Chaired by Magnum photographer Gilles Peress, the jury rewarded courage to report, while the laureates used the tribune to call on the international media to keep sending reporters to areas of brutal conflict.
"Today 80% of journalists covering Syria are freelancers. The big media have to send their people too," said Javier Espinosa, the winner of the print press award for his article "The last battle of Bab Amr." A Beirut-based correspondent for the Madrid daily El Mundo, Espinosa knows the risks involved. He was with French photographer Rémi Ochlik and Sunday Times reporter Marie Colvin when they were killed by mortar fire in Homs. "We have the duty to tell the world what is happening there. I will go back to Syria as soon as I can," he said.
On the eve of the official ceremony Espinosa and a band of seasoned war reporters--Laurent Van der Stockt, Mani, Maite Carrasco, Rémy Ourdan--debated on the risks involved and insisted that they are not hotheads in need of adrenalin and in search of glory. Risk-taking, however, is one of the key criteria guiding jury members.
CNN senior international correspondent Nic Robertson took risks indeed to produce the gripping report "Syria, the frontline city" that won him the television award. He followed a team of African Union observers on a particularly scary mission in the middle of angry rebels and edgy soldiers. BBC Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen also had to make his own informed judgment when he plunged into the midst of mayhem in Douma, a report for which he was awarded the radio prize.
The Bayeux-Calvados trophies also rewarded reporting on Libya (France 24's Mathieu Mabin, AFP photojournalist Aris Messinis and Associated Press photographer Manu Brabo), Ciudad Juarez, Mexico (Rémy Ourdan, Le Monde), Egypt (Ed Ou, Getty Images) and the battles of war wounded beyond the battlefield (David Wood, The Huffington Post).
Bayeux is also the site of the Mémorial des Reporters, an alignment of white stone steles that commemorate the memory of journalists killed in war. The names of the 2012 victims were unveiled on a rainy Saturday afternoon in front of some 200 journalists, municipal authorities, and others. During the evening ceremony, the directors of "Envoyé Special," the top current affairs program on the public service channel France 2, gave a moving tribute to Gilles Jacquier, the war reporter killed last January in Homs while embedded with Syrian security forces. "He was reporting on humankind in all its blackness and all its humanity," they said.
On June 6, 1944, Robert Capa, the legendary photojournalist, had landed a few miles away on Omaha beach, with the first wave of U.S. soldiers. His famous grainy images offer a powerful testimony of one of the most momentous battles in history. Two days later in the Lion d'Or hotel in Bayeux, he celebrated the successful landing with journalist pals Ernie Pyle, George Rodger, and a few bottles of Calvados.
The plaque that honors Capa's memory stands not far from the Mémorial. His famous sentence, "If your photos aren't good enough, you aren't close enough," was on everyone's minds this weekend in the bistros of Bayeux as an inspiring and daring celebration of the grandeur and the passion of war reporting.
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Since he's got his own card, 'packed-with-game' is more likely than 'multipack'. A lot of people wondered if he might be the Target exclusive "Commander Fox" that's shown up on computer systems, which was a neat theory (Fox being a 501st sergeant in ROTS, ~10 years before the game), but that'd involve the name going out to retailers before packaging was finalized.
Got to Burbank Target at 8:10 or so, not sure what all I missed if anything. There was an SL R2 and Yoda there with Rex stickers, so I guess it's possible the Shadow Stormie wave is hitting. A lone Serpentor breaks up the monotony of Buzzers on the Joe pegs--another return, probably.
Picked up Iron Monger and Silver Centurion this morning. Looked through all the Target IMs for the best paint job... not a bad figure. Just wish the armor on the back of his hands allowed more movement so you could have a nice open-palm blast pose. Iron Monger's cool, too, but ball-hinges on his hips would've been welcome. Can't pose his legs much, but I guess anything more would've screwed with the action feature (which doesn't work well anyway). Still, he's a nice, hefty villain to stand next to Tony.
Also, a limited quantity of carded Battlefront Scout Troopers were sold by SWS.com. That was the only way to get the figure without buying the game (and they sold out pretty quickly, if I remember correctly).
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Pico Rivera Target had at least two cases of Order 66 this morning near the cashiers. I skipped the Luminara set but got the rest and one extra of the Barc trooper set.
They're kind of underwhelming for the most part. They seem a little too much like previously released clones, especially the red and the blue Arc commanders. By the way, Order 66 was in the same end cap with the GI Joe 25th Anniversary vehicles and some Transformers in Order 66-like tubes.
At City of Commerce Target I found a case of Force Unleashed. I got the EVO and Jumptrooper and the Shadow Imperial Guard. They had all of the Ironman figures I think.
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Turbo, I'll keep an eye out, I'm also looking for 'em (lightly looking) so it'll be fairly easy to remember, even for me. Best of luck with the treatment!
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
the distribution this year is already shaping up to be terrible. Esp. with TRU's superoverload of SL. The 3 major chains should have good quantities of wave 1 at least and they barely have any. Wave 2 is just coming out --eeking out one case at a time. What the hell is hasbro doing??? This is garbage -not even worth going out and hunting anymore.
First quarter is usually like this. I remember, 2003 Saga was so bad I didn't find a new figure until July. First quarter at retail is generally slow as mud, so it's tough to turn it around. With summer on the way and the little moppets out of school looking to buy toys, you'll see an upturn in product I suspect. Plus, with Indiana Jones coming in May, stores are going to want to move all the SW product they're still receiving out the door a little faster this month.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
that's true about the 1st quarter. Lets hope it picks up this month. At least I have order 66 to look forward to.


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LAS VEGAS — NBA players may be viewed as superstars, but that doesn't mean the league is immune from the same economic problems faced around the country.
On Tuesday, the NBA held a Board of Governors meeting in Las Vegas to address its financial issues and concerns. Commissioner David Stern said less than half of the teams made a profit in the 2008-2009 season. Now, the league is working to combat the slide.
In response, Stern has appointed a Labor Relations Committee consisting of league executives, a group that includes Celtics co-owner Wyc Grousbeck. This select group will participate in a meeting on Aug. 4 with the National Basketball Players Association Union's executive committee.
Stern said it is important for the players to be aware of the financial state of the league, as they are impacted by the decreased salary cap and increased luxury tax.
'We would very much like to begin these negotiations on a positive note of complete disclosure of financials and the readiness to provide more,' he said, 'Because that will lead us together to look for a good agreement moving forward that will continue to pay our players, which is the what is the largest average salaries in the history of professional sports, while at the same time return our teams to profitability.'
After projecting a 10 percent drop in ticket revenue and experiencing less interest in sponsorship opportunities, the NBA will focus on new revenue opportunities. The league will hold also hold workshops on the best practices for increasing profits.
In the meantime, teams around the league are getting creative to build championship contenders. Rather than shelling out millions for stars, organizations are opting for trades instead of max contracts.
San Antonio (Richard Jefferson), Cleveland (Shaquille O'Neal), and Orlando (Vince Carter) have increased their shots next season without taking on new salaries.
'In some ways, you can't sign free agents because only four teams were under the cap, so you have to have trades. That's just is the way it's going to happen,' Stern said. 'You've got to be imaginative to get these things like these four-team trades that I have to sit down and have someone explain to me with large charts so I can understand what happened. So that's ongoing.'
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Iowa knocks Wisconsin out of 1st in Big Ten 70-66
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Aaron White scored 17 points and Iowa hung on to beat Wisconsin 70-66 on Saturday night, knocking the Badgers out of first place in the Big Ten.
Devyn Marble added 13 for the Hawkeyes, which picked up their biggest win of the season on the 20th anniversary of the death of former player Chris Street.
Iowa (13-5, 2-3 Big Ten) jumped ahead by 20 points late in the first half and held off a late charge by the Badgers, which beat second-ranked Indiana 64-59 on Tuesday.
George Marshall had 20 points, all in the second half, but the Badgers became the last Big Ten team to lose a league game. Wisconsin fell a half of a game behind Michigan State in the standings with the loss.
Iowa let opportunities for big home wins over Indiana and Michigan State slip away and the Hawkeyes weren't about to let the rival Badgers hand them their third straight home loss.
Iowa's defense, which has been somewhat inconsistent this season, forced the Badgers into bad shots as the shot clock wound down as the Hawkeyes raced out to a 30-10 lead.
Wisconsin (13-5, 4-1) hit just one basket in the first 10 minutes of the game and Gabe Olaseni's lay-up put the Hawkeyes ahead by 20 with 4:56 left in the first half.
Iowa needed every one of those points as the Badgers somehow crept within 66-63 on a 3-pointer by George Marshall with 22.5 seconds left, but Marble and White hit late free throws around a steal to seal the win.
After scraping past bottom feeders Penn State and Nebraska, Wisconsin pounded No. 23 Illinois in Madison last weekend and pulled off the biggest stunner in the Big Ten so far, beating No. 2 Indiana in Bloomington on Tuesday.
The Badgers looked nothing like the team that celebrated in Bloomington until the final minutes against Iowa. Wisconsin missed 19 of its first 22 shots after shooting 45 percent from the field in the win over the Hoosiers. It was only fitting that the best shot Wisconsin hit in the first half, a 50-footer off the glass by Ben Brust, was waved off because it came after the buzzer.
Sam Dekker scored 13 points for Wisconsin and Jared Berggren finished with just eight points.
For Hawkeyes fans, the halftime ceremony honoring Street will be probably be what they'll remember most from this one.
Street, a native of Indianola, Iowa, was just 20 years old when he was killed in a car accident in Iowa City midway through his junior season. Iowa brought back a number of former players who won an annual award given out in Street's honor, and a short video about his career was played on the scoreboard.
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I have a few rare/variant Star Wars figures that I was thinking about getting graded but didn't know if it would be worth it. Some of them have fery minor bends and creases. I was wondering if I posted pictures of the figures and someone tell me if it would be worth sending out to get graded. I would take pictures of the flaws and all that.
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We moved back home to Missoula, Montana (Geri's original home) last August so she could be closer to her family, and so I could get back to fishing again!!! Well, other things we want to do to, but I especially had a hankerin' to get back to the small streams I used to love to fish as a boy.
I was raised in the Big Hole in the Southwest corner of Montana, where the majestic Big Hole river winds lazily through the valley. I used to fish most all of that drainage area such as Steel Creek, Swamp Creek, etc. and can't wait until I can test my old and new skills against those streams once again.
I am slowly gearing up again after not having fished for many, many years. I have been reading, absorbing, buying and outfitting my fly fishing regalia as my discretionary income will allow me. Getting some good bargains at some local pawn shops has saved me lots for some quality items. Next big purchase will be my first set of waders, and there is a plethora to choose from, in all price ranges.
I have a little difficult frame to fit for waders, and when I went to the local stores to try some on, they not only did not carry a full size range for the manufactures they represent, they would NOT special order the sizes I requested! So looks like I will have to deal on the Internet for this purchase. I have read several threads on this forum about wader recommendations, and that is really helpful.
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Juice got his second derby win yesterday at the NE TN derby. Add another shaq pup to the derby list!!
Juice got his second derby win yesterday at the NE TN derby. Add another shaq pup to the derby list!!
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Congrats.....Sounds like you are on a roll!
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The Superbowl's finally here! This means that not only will Americans consume more wings and subs and dips than ever thought possible, but also that Madonna will emerge from her cocoon of everlasting youth to grace us with her presence at the halftime show. While I'm horrified of the thought of one of her arms flying off into the crowd when she gyrates with a back-up dancer born the same year as Lourdes, I'm excited to see her back in action. I mean, it's Madonna, everyone loves her music and/or has danced drunkenly to it.
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A noted journalist, editor, and first ombudsman for the Boston Globe, Charles L. Whipple was born in Salem, Mass., on May 8, 1914. A descendant of both a Salem witch and of a signer of the Declaration of Independence, Whipple was a political radical as a young man, joining the Young Communist League during his sophomore year at Harvard in 1933, and taking part in a small communist study group within the American Newspaper Guild after joining the staff of the Boston Globe in 1936. Unfit for military duty due to a bad eye, Whipple served with the Red Cross for 30 months in Europe during the Second World War, earning a purple heart. He severed ties with the Communist Party when he returned to the Globe and civilian life, becoming the paper's first opinion page editor, garnering attention in the 1960s for writing the first major newspaper editorial opposing the war in Vietnam. His last positions were as the paper's first ombudsman in 1975 and, following his retirement from the Globe, as editor of the Beijing Review and the China Daily, China's first English-language daily. Whipple died in Northampton, Mass., in 1991 from complications following surgery.
Containing both personal and professional correspondence, the Charles L. Whipple Papers document a long and distinguished career in journalism. The collection includes important information on Whipple's experiences during the Vietnam War, as an employee of the Boston Globe, and as an American living in China in the late 1970s. Many of the correspondents in the collection reflect upon Whipple's feelings toward his profession and the people he encountered along the way. Of particular note is the extensive correspondence relating to the American Newspaper Guild, including meeting minutes, schedules, and correspondence. The Subject Files include groupings of articles, news clippings, and writings collected by Whipple over his lifetime. The balance of the collection consists of printed materials with a few photos.
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- Boston Globe
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- Journalists--Labor unions--Massachusetts
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St. John's IceCaps president and CEO Danny Williams isn't surprised the Winnipeg Jets have all but signed on the dotted line to move their American Hockey League franchise — currently the St. John's IceCaps — to Thunder Bay, Ont.
Tuesday at Thunder Bay City Hall, a group headed by former NHL coach and broadcaster Gary Green announced it had Winnipeg's True North Sports and Entertainment — owners of the Jets and IceCaps — on board as a partner in a proposed new $106.1 million event centre.
True North CEO Mark Chipman was not in Thunder Bay for the announcement, but issued the following statement: "True North Sports and Entertainment and the Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club are excited about the prospect of operating our American Hockey League franchise in Thunder Bay. We are well aware of the community's rich hockey tradition and are confident that Thunder Bay would be a great location to develop our future prospects."
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"It wasn't a surprise," Williams said of the announcement. "We knew the process was under way.
"I'm not shocked, I'm not pissed off, I'm not upset. I'm disappointed the Jets could leave the city, but by the same token, it's not something we had no idea was coming.
"I'm not sitting up here bouncing off the walls saying 'Oh geez, this is lovely, they backhanded us.' We had full knowledge all the way through what the deal was: instead of three years, we got four and they couldn't guarantee five. And we've been working on getting six for the last six months.
"But once we realized the renewal wasn't coming easily, we started to look elsewhere, which is exactly what we're doing."
The IceCaps arrived on the scene in 2011-12 with Williams signing a three-year deal to lease the AHL club from the Jets. After Year 1, the contract was extended another year meaning the current deal expires following the 2014-15 season.
While the partnership between Green's group and True North was announced in Thunder Bay, construction has yet to start on the building. And Thunder Bay mayor Keith Hobbs cautioned Tuesday the provincial and federal governments must come through with a portion of the expected cost or the project is likely dead.
So Williams is hoping to keep the IceCaps in St. John's past the 2014-15 season while the rink is constructed in northern Ontario, although there are unconfirmed reports the AHL franchise could play out of Winnipeg during the construction period.
"There's no doubt, we're fully prepared to honoured the next year and a half of this contract," Williams said.
"But from my own perspective, I'm quite prepared to go out and buy a franchise, too. If a franchise is available, I'm prepared to buy it to keep professional sport here in the city.
"This has been so good for the city and province, I'd go out and try and buy a franchise. It's a big step and a big undertaking, but I would actually do that."
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A report out of Thunder Bay, Ont. today says a group in that city has reached an agreement with Winnipeg's True North Sports and Entertainment to partner in the construction of a proposed $106.1 million events centre in Thunder Bay.
As part of the partnership, True North will move its American Hockey League team — currently the St. John's IceCaps — to Thunder Bay once the building is completed.


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WNTI Stage Summer Festival returns to Knowlton
Melanie Thiel of WNTI knows the problems that independent bands face.
"Take a group like the Grand Slambovians," says Thiel, referring to the freewheeling, psychedelic act popular in western New Jersey and the Hudson Valley of New York. "When people hear them live or listen to one of their CDs, they fall in love. But are you ever going to hear them on a commercial radio station? Probably never."
From left, performers at the WNTI Stage Summer Music Festival in Knowlton Township will include Willie Nile, Saturday at 8:30 p.m.; J.D. McPherson, Sunday at 5 p.m.; the Grand Slambovians, Saturday at 6:30 p.m.; and the Quimby Mountain Band, Sunday at 3:30 p.m. The three-day event will include 22 musical sets as well as a screening of the 1973 George Lucas-directed movie, "American Graffiti."
The Slambovians will be one of the featured attractions at the second WNTI Stage Summer Music Festival, a three-day event held on the banks of the Delaware River in bucolic Knowlton Township.
The not-for-profit radio station has attracted several nationally recognized artists to play on its two stages, including New York City rocker and incisive lyricist Willie Nile and J.D. McPherson, an acclaimed rockabilly and vintage R&B revivalist from Oklahoma. But most of the entertainment will be provided by Jersey artists — especially western New Jersey artists — who haven't always been properly recognized outside the Garden State.
"This is a festival with national acts," says Thiel, the station's development director and host of its "Mornings With Melanie" daily program, "but it's also about regional musicians who deserve the exposure. That's what noncommercial radio is all about. There's so much talent out there, especially in New Jersey."
WNTI Stage offers a representative sampling of that talent. Of the 22 acts that will perform this weekend, more than half have Garden State roots. On Sunday, the Pfeiffer Twins, a singing and strumming pop-rock duo that grew up in nearby Blairstown, will be on the smaller Cafe Stage, and Hackettstown's expansive Quimby Mountain Band will take to the Main Stage. Pat DiNizio, Scotch Plains resident and frontman of the Smithereens, will present an acoustic set on the Cafe Stage on Friday night. The Porchistas, a rambunctious, witty folk-rock outfit from Montclair, owes its Saturday Main Stage slot to the zealousness of a fan.
"During the last half hour of our spring membership drive," says Thiel, "we put it out on the air that if anybody was willing to donate $919 (the station is at 91.9 FM), that person could pick an act for the festival. A Porchistas fan made the donation, and that's how we've gotten to know the band."
That sort of close relationship with listeners is characteristic of WNTI, a radio outfit that sometimes feels like a more relaxed version of New York's WFUV. The station favors the same kind of adult alternative and acoustic music — but just as the West Jersey scene is a little wilder and more unruly than Manhattan, WNTI is more unpredictable than its counterpart on the far side of the Hudson. For the past 55 years, WNTI has been broadcasting from Centenary College in Hackettstown and has consistently flown the flag for the area's many unusual and underappreciated artists.
"There's great music in western New Jersey," says Thiel, "and I'd like to think WNTI has had something to do with that. It's extremely important to us that the festival represent the community and the radio station — if we don't do that, we lose our integrity."
Thiel expects 3,000 attendees at this year's version of WNTI Stage. That's 500 more than there were last year, when rainy weather held down attendance on Friday night. The forecast for this weekend is good, and the festival has moved its Main and Cafe stages slightly farther apart to accommodate the expected crowd.
There also will be a showing of the classic movie "American Graffiti" at 9 p.m. Friday. Besides that, though, not much about WNTI Stage should feel different than it did in 2012. WNTI deejays will broadcast their shows live from the site, as they did last summer. There will once again be free parking, concessions from vendors from around West Jersey, gorgeous views of the Delaware River and the Jersey Highlands and, at $10 per day, a very affordable ticket price.
"We did a 'what did you like best' survey after the festival last year," says Thiel. "We didn't get one negative comment on the music, the location or the parking. The two things fans wanted improved were the beer selection and the number of food choices. Those were easy fixes."
Last year "was the first year we did a three-day event," says Thiel, who was also involved in Knowlton Riverfest, the annual weekend party that was the direct predecessor of WNTI Stage. "That was a good testing ground for us. It was successful enough that we decided to have a five-year plan. We're definitely going to be back."
WNTI Stage Summer Music Festival
Tonight: Cabinet, Pat DiNizio, "American Graffiti" screening at 9 p.m.
Tomorrow: Willie Nile, the Grand Slambovians, The Livesays, The Porchistas, Acken Road, Wig Party, Jack Tannehill, Denny Tilton, Chuck Schaeffer and Full Moon Howlin', Dave Tucker, Chasing June, Mick Mitsch's Lagan Love
Sunday: JD McPhearson, Quimby Mountain Band, Brother Buddha, Karl Latham and Big Fun(k), The Pfeiffer Twins, Mike Esposito, Ezra Tarlowe, Blue Ribbon Cloggers
Where: Route 46 at Knowlton Rd., Knowlton
When: Tonight, 6 p.m. – 11 p.m.; tomorrow, noon – 11 p.m., Sunday, noon – 8 p.m.
How much: $10 for a single-day ticket; visit wntistage.org.
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Montebello WM, nada, sad state of affairs there, they need to get a new department team, that section is the only poorly-run section in the whole store (from the front end).
Baldwin Park WM, nothing of significance, some of the newish CW figs that nobody gives a crap about.
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When hunting our marsh I've fallen into the habit of vesting my Chesapeakes any time it's cool enough for them to be comfortable in it, both to afford some protection from hazards:
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As for the notion that a dog stays wetter under a vest, it just doesn't (Ready for this?) hold water. Our marsh blind is a ten minute ride from the boathouse, and by the time the vest comes off at the dock, the fur under it is virtually dry, while the uncovered neck and shoulders that were shaken out and exposed to open air remain wet.


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Festival features Latin American films, March 31-April 2
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"deFRAMED," a festival of new Latin American short films, will take
place Thursday through Saturday, March 31-April 2, in 10 East Pyne.
A total of 24 films from several countries will be shown, beginning at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday and at 2 p.m. Saturday. All films will be in their original language with English subtitles.
Also included will be question-and-answer sessions with Cuban director Miguel Coyula and Peruvian director Juan Alejandro Ramirez as well as a roundtable discussion including directors, filmmakers and faculty members.
The festival is sponsored by the Department of Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Cultures, the Program in Latin American Studies, the Graduate School, the Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies and the Department of Comparative Literature.
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Description The California halibut or California flounder, Paralichthys californicus, is a large-tooth flounder native to the waters of the Pacific Coast of North America from the Quillayute River in Washington to Magdalena Bay in Baja California. It feeds near shore and is free swimming. It typically weighs 6 to 50 pounds (3 to 23 kg). It is much smaller than the larger and more northern-ranging Pacific halibut that can reach 300 pounds (140 kg).
A top level predator that hunts by stealth, it is prized by fishermen as great table fare.
Sport fishers typically use light fishing gear and live baits for this halibut. Baits include anchovies, sardine, squid, mackerel, and queenfish (brownbait). Some anglers use plastic lures and scampitype "lead heads" to fool a halibut into striking.
Mostly fishing from boats in the coastal regions, anglers catch good quantities of halibut in 10 to 80 feet of water. Sometimes the fish are caught from shore or by kayak fishermen in very shallow water. Slow trolling and drift fishing is the preferred method of bait presentation.
This is an unusual fish in that one eye has to migrate around from one side to the other as it grows from an upright fry or baby fish into an adult fish that lies on its side. The adult has two eyes on the up-side as it lies on the bottom. Most flatfish are generally either right-eyed or left-eyed, but the California halibut is unusual in having a roughly even number of each type. Like other flatfish, the halibut hides under sand or loose gravel and blends into the bottom.
Dimensions Up to 5' (1.5 m); 72 lbs (32.7 kg).
Habitat Open ocean, Ocean or bay shallows, Estuaries, tidal flats & salt marshes.
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|The Quintessential Trout Trout angling is the core of flyfishing worldwide.
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RE:Best place for trout
I'll place my vote with the state of Idaho. <b>S.F. Boise</b>, Big Wood, Silver Creek, S.F. Snake - (Last Chance, ID on down thru Ashton). You could do the swing from west to east, and then head on up to the Gallatin River Valley. If time permits head northwest and hit the Missoula area. To me that would constitute a marvelous camping and fishing vacation. You'd hit some wonderful areas and fish some spectacular waters - many considered world-class. Idaho offers plenty of free camping opportunities and if you timed it right you could hit the hopper season and be into some very consistent fishing. Good luck with your choice. BTW - guides are not necessary on the Wood, Silver Creek or SF Boise - a good shop (or email me) should help there. It would be nice to float some of the SF Snake as a boat allows you to cover a lot of water and would probably enhance the experience.
RE:Best place for trout
My two favorite places to fish for trout are the Crooked river outside Prineville, Oregon - I don't know that it can be beat for numbers - and Rock Creek outside Missoula, Montana - A superb fishery with great numbers of LARGE rainbows in fast water.
In both places I have had the best luck on nymphs but the Rock Creek rainbows seem to be regularly cooperative on dries especially during the salmon fly hatch in late May and June.
As far as guides go I don't think you really need one for either of these waters if you know anything about trout fishing, and I know you do. If you decide on either of these let me know and I'll give you an "insiders" view.
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I want to take a trip to do some trout fishing. I was wondering what everyone thought the best place to go in the is. I think I am going to Washington State this fall so other then that. I am thinking
Green River, UT
Colorado River, Co
Also does anyone know any good guides in these places.
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Which Of Syndees Papers Would Coordinate With The Print Recipe Set
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Posted 03 February 2013 - 08:29 AM
i just bought the print recipe pages and want to coordinate with the bright colors to make a page with a reicpe and photos that i have of dh making playdo... what kit or papers are those bright colors? thanks for help
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Posted 03 February 2013 - 09:26 AM
Do you mean this Printable Recipe Kit ?
Posted 03 February 2013 - 09:49 AM
Would this work?
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Posted 03 February 2013 - 10:27 AM
"If you start over often enough, you begin to look consistent." --Dave Barnhart's Dad
Posted 03 February 2013 - 03:52 PM
The colors in Sweet Life Mini look similar - there are some nice borders in it. Or you could ask Syndee?
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You might be able to use Syndee's Summer Daze Nano, too. It also has similar colors.
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By Brad Locke/NEMS Daily Journal
The injury bug has burrowed out a home in Mississippi State's basketball team.
Center Wendell Lewis, the team's lone senior, will be miss at least eight weeks because of a fractured patella in his right knee. He injured the knee during non-contact drills on Wednesday, and an MRI revealed the extent of the damage on Friday.
He'll have surgery Monday.
Lewis is the fourth Bulldog on the shelf due to injury. Starting guard Jalen Steele has missed the last six games with a broken wrist and might not return until next month. Freshman guards DeAndre Applewhite and Jacoby Davis are out for the season with ACL injuries.
The loss of the 6-foot-9 Lewis puts a big dent in MSU's post attack. He scored 36 points over the last two games and is averaging 8.1 per game to go with 4.9 rebounds.
MSU is down to six healthy scholarship players for today's game at Loyola-Chicago.