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Predictive Analytics
See the future of your organization – in your data
From elections to sporting events to the stock market, you can find countless opinions on what the future will bring. But without supporting data, any opinion is nothing more than an educated guess.
How do you go from a guess to a prediction? By using data to inform decisions about the future.
Predictive analytics allows you to discover, analyze and act on data. It's about learning from the past to uncover trends and predict likely outcomes. But that's not all. Predictive analytics gives you a framework to analyze data over time, leading to more refined outcomes and corrective actions.
And using data to create a coherent view of the future has never been more important. The convergence of big data, time series data, social media, sensor data and mobile devices gives you the potential to add more fuel to your predictive analytics engine. Now it's up to you to collect, manage and analyze this information – and position your organization for success.
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How it works
Predictive analytics combines techniques from statistics, data mining and machine learning to find meaning from large amounts of data. Whether you're in marketing, compliance, customer service, operations or any other business unit, your data can show where you are – and predict where you're going.
How do organizations approach predictive analytics? The key stages for an analytical life cycle include:
- Analytical data preparation – Source, clean and prepare the data for optimal results.
- Visualization and exploration – Explore all data to identify relevant variables, trends and relationships.
- Statistical analysis – Use everything from simple descriptive statistics to complex Bayesian analysis to quantify uncertainty, make inferences and drive decisions.
- Predictive modeling – Build the predictive model using statistical, data mining or text mining algorithms, including the critical capability of transforming and selecting key variables.
- Model deployment – Apply the new champion model, once validated and approved, to new data.
- Model management and monitoring – Examine model performance to make sure it is up-to-date and delivering valid results.
Predictive analytics in action
Marketing – From telecommunications to education to gaming and beyond, organizations need to forecast customer responses or purchases. Predictive models enable businesses to discover and attract the most profitable customers, helping maximize value from their marketing budget.
Risk – Credit scores assess a buyer's likelihood to default on purchases like cars, homes or insurance. Credit scores are numbers generated by a predictive model that incorporates all data relevant to creditworthiness. Predictive analytics has other risk-related uses as well, including claims, collections, fraud and security.
Operations – To make an organization more efficient, you need to understand future needs and anticipate demand. Manufacturers need to manage inventory and factory resources. Airlines must decide how many tickets to sell at each price for a flight. Hotels try to predict the number of guests they can expect on a given night. Predictive analytics is at the heart of all of these operational decisions.
Analytics has really helped us in markets where we're trying to predict where the demand's going. Our historical patterns are changing. We need to use analytics to bring multiple variants in, aside from (historical) supply and demand patterns, to understand and predict demand.
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Binghamton University moves up two slots on Princeton Review's best values list
BINGHAMTON, NY - Binghamton University is the nation's #4 "Best Value" public college for 2011 according to The Princeton Review, one of America's best-known education services companies. Moving up two slots from last year's #6 ranking, Binghamton University was again heralded for being a great return on investment for its students.
"Even in this challenging economy, Binghamton University continues to provide an excellent education and exceptional value to students and their families," said Interim President Peter Magrath. "We take pride in our ability to think creatively about our activities and our ability to tap into any possible innovations so that we can continue to provide the kind of high quality education that our students have come to expect from Binghamton University."
The Princeton Review teamed with USA TODAY, one of the nation's most widely read newspapers, to present its list, "The Princeton Review Best Value Colleges for 2011." In its profile of Binghamton on USA TODAY's website, the editors at The Princeton Review commend the University for its ability to offer "students a true value: This medium-sized university is more competitive than many of the northeast's private schools, yet its top-notch education is available for a low state-school price.
The Princeton Review chose the schools on its "Best Value Colleges for 2011" list based on criteria covering academics, cost of attendance, and financial aid. The methodology examined more than 30 factors using data from the Company's surveys of administrators and students at 650 colleges with strong academic programs. Most of the data analyzed came from surveys conducted from fall 2009 through fall 2010: all cost and financial aid data came from fall 2010 surveys.
The list, which features 100 schools in all (50 public and 50 private colleges and universities), was posted on Feb. 22 on the websites of The Princeton Review
(http://www.princetonreview.com/best-value-colleges.aspx) and USA
TODAY (http://bestvaluecolleges.usatoday.com).
The Princeton Review best values listing were also featured on the Feb. 22 "Today Show" on NBC.


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A puppy who is biting you or someone else in the family is doing so because he has not yet learned the rules of playing with humans. Your puppy has not accepted his subordinate position in your family. He may be acting aggressively but, in fact, he is not considered an aggressive, dangerous dog. At this point, he is just an obnoxious pup who desperately needs to be trained. The first thing to realize is that a puppy will put everything and anything into his mouth. He expresses himself with his mouth. During teething time at age four to six months, he has a great need to mouth everything. There are ways to change this behavior. Please understand that your puppy is not bad if he is mouthing you quite vigorously.
If you administer any kind of physical punishment when he bites too hard, he will eventually respond in kind. He will learn to defend himself whenever anyone raises a hand to him and will become a dangerous adult dog. During teething time provide things for him to chew on. For example, soak old wash rags in water, ring them out, and put them in the freezer. Whenever he has a need to chew on you or the furniture, give him one of these wash rags to work over. Provide a box filled with chew toys such as nylon bones or hard rubber balls. A PUPPY MUST HAVE SOMETHINGS TO CHEW ON as there teeth hurt and it's part of development. It is best not to play games where your hand is near his mouth. If you do, however, train him not to bite when you are playing.
It is natural for a dog, at one time or another, to get into a fight with another dog. Some dogs are more prone to fighting than others. They either act, or are, more aggressive for a variety of reasons. Amazingly enough, most dog fights do not result in serious injury. It is not a good idea to try breaking up a dog fight because you might end up being the one who gets injured. Dogs act aggressively toward other dogs for a variety of reasons. A puppy who was not properly socialized to other dogs, i.e., allowed to play or romp with various kinds, sizes, and both sexes of dogs, will naturally grow up feeling anxious and tense in the company of other dogs. Some dogs are not social because of their need to defend territory. The territory might be the yard, the house, or personal territory such as the food bowl or the bed. There are hormonal aspects to aggression toward other dogs.
A female in heat, or with puppies, might act aggressively toward other dogs. Two unneutered males will be more aggressive toward each other than two neutered males. A dog who is tied up or restrained in some way acts more aggressively because he senses that he is defenseless. Some dogs act any way they want because they have assumed a leadership position with their caregiver. A dog may act aggressively because he has been attacked by another aggressive dog sometime in his life. A dog may act aggressively because he has learned this behavior from his mother or he may have inherited this characteristic from one of his parents. He may have been the runt of the litter, learning to fight for a feeding space. As you can see, there are many ways in which a dog acquires a disposition for acting aggressively toward other dogs. It is important for you not to unintentionally reinforce this kind of behavior. For example, if your dog growls at another, do not give him reassuring words like, "That's okay." Also, do not pick him up. If he growls or snaps at another dog, do not try to physically restrain or soothe him.
A dog will sense your uneasiness, and this is a signal to act even more aggressively to protect you! Do not think you are making a good watch dog by saying "Good Dog" when he growls at another dog. You are creating a mean dog. If your dog is acting aggressively toward other dogs, here are some things you can do. Take him for frequent walks where he can be exposed to other dogs. Do not restrain him for wanting to investigate another dog unless you know his intentions. Act and sound happy by laughing or singing, giving your dog the message that you are not concerned by the approach of another dog. Praise your dog for appropriate behavior, i.e., not growling, snapping, or pulling on the leash. Get control of your dog. Take a leadership position by training your dog in the commands of sit/stay and down/stay. If you have not already done so, get your dog neutered. This will reduce his territorial tendencies


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The gallery of the De Pree Art Center at Hope College will host "Solid State" by Calla Thompson, from Monday, Jan. 16, until Friday, Feb. 10.
On Friday, Feb. 3, Thompson will give a talk at 4:30 p.m. A reception will follow from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The public is invited to the exhibition, talk and reception. Admission is free.
Thompson's works are comprised primarily of appropriated images, altered in-computer, using both photographic and drawing techniques. Situated in a parallel realm, the characters in the works waver between virtuous and corrupt.
Thompson is associate professor of photography at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. In addition to her artist's talk, she will spend her time at Hope meeting individually with senior studio majors, offering them critique and professional advice.
The De Pree Art Center is located at 160 E. 12th St., on Columbia Avenue at 12th Street. The regular gallery hours are Mondays through Saturdays from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.; and Sundays from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. Gallery hours may be reduced during breaks and holidays. The gallery is handicapped accessible.


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No, I still don't want to work for Google.
You think those Google recruiters would know not to contact me, but the other day I got another perky "Opportunities at Google" email from one of them, telling me that they'd found my "online profile" online and that based on my "experience" they think I "could be a great addition to our team!"
Since I just deleted my LinkedIn profile, I emailed them asking where they'd found this "online profile", since it was obviously outdated. Oddly enough, it seems they'd found a page about me on the Geek Feminism Wiki, and were using the rather sketchy outline of my open source background there as justification for trying to recruit me.
The recruiter admitted that the page was out of date, and asked me to let them know what I'd been up to lately so they could add it to their records. Below is a copy of what I sent them. I'm posting it here, lightly edited, for anyone who's interested, and in the hopes that the next Google recruiter (I have no doubt that there'll be one) might use that web search thingamajig to find out whether I'm a suitable candidate before emailing me.
Here's what I've been up to for the last couple of years, since you asked.
In July 2010 the startup I was working for, Metaweb, was acquired by Google. I was brought in on a 1-year fixed term employment contract, since the group we were acquired into (Search) didn't really know what to do with a technical community manager. I attempted to transfer my role over to Developer Relations, but was told that I "wasn't technical enough" for the job I'd been doing for 3+ years, presumably because I didn't have a computer science degree and believed that supporting our developer community was more important than being able to pass arbitrary technical quizzes.
Around the same time, Google started to develop Google+. As a queer/genderqueer woman, victim of abuse, and someone who was (at that very time) experiencing online harassment and bullying, I was very vocal within Google for the need for Google+ to support pseudonymity. Google decided not to do that, and instead told people they should use "the name they are known by" while in actual fact requiring their full legal names, in many cases requiring people to provide copies of their government ID when challenged. (Extensive documentation about this is available on the Geek Feminism wiki, if you'd like to read it. See Who is harmed by a "Real Names" policy? for starters.)
When I walked out the door of Google's San Francisco office on July 15th, 2011, I was very glad to have left a company I thought was doing evil towards any number of marginalised and at-risk people. My first tweet on leaving was to criticise them for it.
Less than a week later I got my first email from a Google recruiter — not first ever, of course; I'd been spammed with them for years, but first since I quit working for them. Here's the blog post I wrote about it. In case you can't be bothered clicking through and reading it, here's the money shot:
If you are a Google recruiter, and you want me to interview for SWE or SRE or any role that has an algorithm pop quiz as part of the interview, if you want me to apply for something without knowing what team I'll be working on and whether it meshes with my values and goals and interests, if you want me to go through your quite frankly humiliating interview process just to be told that my skills and qualifications — which you could have found perfectly easily if you'd bothered to actually look before spamming me — aren't suitable for any of the roles you have available, then just DON'T.
The very day after I blogged about that, my Google+ account was suspended, for using the name I was almost universally known by. Over the next couple of months, I campaigned tirelessly for Google+ to change its policies, working with the EFF and other advocates. My work was covered in Wired, The Atlantic, and a number of other mainstream press outlets. Obviously this was to no avail as Eric Schmidt (at the time, CEO of Google) described pseudonymous users like me as "a dog or a fake person" and no substantive change has ever been made to allow pseudonymous use of the service, despite promises to do so.
I returned to Australia and went back to school. I did a semester of Sound Production at TAFE, but it turned out that the sound engineering course I was enrolled in wasn't really my cup of tea, just like I'd previously decided, back in the '90s, that university wasn't for me. Like so many others, I quit my computing degree because I was more interested in the Internet and open source software than in fixing COBOL applications for banks who were worried about Y2K. But then, I'm sure Google's HR system already knows all about that — if I'd had a degree, you might have considered me worth keeping on last year. Instead, Google's reliance on higher education credentials causes it to weed out people like me, even though I have a track record a mile long and buckets of evidence to show that I'm good at what I do.
In the end, I've spent most of the last year lying in hammocks reading books, working in my garden, going to gigs, hanging around recording studios, doing the odd bit of freelancing, and, over the last few months, travelling around Europe. It's given me a good opportunity to reflect on my previous work.
Since I've been out of the Silicon-Valley-centred tech industry, I've become increasingly convinced that it's morally bankrupt and essentially toxic to our society. Companies like Google and Facebook — in common with most public companies — have interests that are frequently in conflict with the wellbeing of — I was going to say their customers or their users, but I'll say "people" in general, since it's wider than that. People who use their systems directly, people who don't — we're all affected by it, and although some of the outcomes are positive a disturbingly high number of them are negative: the erosion of privacy, of consumer rights, of the public domain and fair use, of meaningful connections between people and a sense of true community, of beauty and care taken in craftsmanship, of our very physical wellbeing. No amount of employee benefits or underfunded Google.org projects can counteract that.
Over time, I've come to consider that this situation is irremediable, given our current capitalist system and all its inequalities. To fix it, we're going to need to work on social justice and rethinking how we live and work and relate to each other. Geek toys like self-driving cars and augmented reality sunglasses won't fix it. Social networks designed to identify you to corporations so they can sell you more stuff won't fix it. Better ad targetting or content matching algorithms definitely won't fix it. Nothing Google is doing will fix it, and in fact unless Google does a sharp about-turn, they'll only worsen the inequality and injustice there is in the world.
I guess you'll want to know what I'm working on at the moment. My current project is an open source, open data project called Growstuff, which helps food gardeners track and share information about what they're growing and harvesting. It is built on principles of sustainability, including a commitment to a diverse and harassment-free community, to actively supporting developers rather than excluding them based on misguided ideas of meritocracy, and to funding the project through means that will never put the people running the website in opposition to our customers. That means no ads, in case you're wondering. We'd rather our members paid us directly; that way, we'll never forget who we're meant to be serving. I'm working on Growstuff from home, where I can be myself and feel safe and comfortable. I work with volunteers from all round the world, and get to teach programming and web development and system administration and project management and sustainability to all kinds of people, especially those who've previously been excluded from or marginalised in their technical education or careers. We get to work on things we know are wanted and appreciated, and we don't have to screw anyone around to do it.
Let me know when Google has changed enough to offer me something more appealing than that. If you don't think that's likely to happen, then please put me on whatever "Do Not Contact" blacklist you might have handy. I know you must have some such list; I only wish you regularly referred to it instead of spamming people who not only don't want to work for you, but have nightmares about it.


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The place to be....for the Characters, Places & Things
on Television
- Five-foot tall ant creature from the planet Carillon featured on
the sci-fi series BATTLESTAR GALACTICA/ABC/1978-80. Ruled by Queen Lotay, these
four-armed creatures, allies of the Cylon empire, mined Tylium ore
deep beneath the surface of the planet. In an attempt to lure
humans to their planet (to eat them), these ugly aliens built a pleasure resort
on the surface of their world, complete with gambling casinos,
wine, women and music. Discretely, these carnivorous creatures
killed the humans who came to the resort and stored their flesh in
huge underground coffins, much like a bee stores its honey.
pleasure resort and the kingdom of ants was destroyed during an
apocalyptic battle between the humans from the Battlestar Galactic
and the treacherous Cylon robot warriors. Sparks from the battle
ignited the subterranean tunnels filled with Tylium ore (a
petroleum based mineral) and blew the planet of Carillon into a
million pieces.
The Ovians were one of the many alien races to
appear on the sci-fi series BATTLESTAR GALACTICA/ABC/1978-80.
See also -
ROBOTS: "Cylons"
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Anyone have any products that will help keep mice out of stored vehicles--out of the engine compartment and out of the interior? The internet says there is a product used by implement dealers called "squeak out" to keep mice from chewing wiring on parked inventory. I haven't been able to find "squeak out" yet.
Moth balls, dryer sheets, steel wool....thoughts?


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3 pairs 50mm Headphone Earphone Earbud Ear Pad earpad Foam Cover
50mm-55mm Headphone Earphone Earbud Ear Pad earpad Foam Cover * Brand New & high quality * Balanced density, flexibility * Elastic, comfortable and durable * enhance sound quality,Noise isolation * Fit most earbud-style earphones with 50-55 in diameter. Diameter:25mm 30mm 35mm 40mm 45mm 50mm 60mm Material: foam
Lenntek Pro Series with Balanced Armature Professional In-ear Monitor (IEM)
"My Altec Lansing 716s are getting old and my Sennheiser HD 600s will need new cords shortly, so when I saw the Lenntek Pros at Costco.com for $50, I couldn't pass them up. When I first opened the box, and cut open the sealed all around plastic, I noticed that the included tips are all very small. But if you push them deep, deep, deep into your your ear canal you can get a seal...." --chasfs


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In my first minute of using the site I found some issues.
On the home page, there's a popup that is half off my screen. I tried resizing the browser, but it continued to be anchored to the side like that.
Once I clicked on this story, I was greeted with a story in two different fonts (or at least different font sizes).


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Jay Rabinowitz on Editing "Rampart" - Part I
Acclaimed editor Jay Rabinowitz talks about a scene from the film "Rampart" at ProductionCONN 2011, as part of the "Inside the Cutting Room with Bobbie O'Steen" series. Produced by Manhattan Edit Workshop. Edited by Daniel Jamieson. For more information on ProductionCONN go to productionconn.com.


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Nike HJ020 Flight Sport headphones
These Sport Headphones are specifically designed for runners and riders. The behind the head design with rear cable exit improves stability and comfort. They feature soft, sweat resistant earpieces. plus they sound great.
Nike HJ080 Skylon Flight Metal 3-way Sport headphones
Skylon flight metal 3 way adjustable Sport headphones, have a radical new design aimed at athletes and Audiophiles. All metal, lightweight, 3-way adjustable for different size ears.
Uninex He05 Earbud Stereo Earphone With 3.5Mm Plug
Ideal for those on the go!Product InformationUninex Earbud Stereo Earphone with 3.5mm Plug lets you enjoy your music on your portable devices including iPod MP3 and DVD/CD players. Featuring an in-ear design with added sound quality along with super base high performance drivers. Product FeaturesCompatible with most iPod MP3 Portable DVD/CD Players and other Portable Audio...


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Welcome to Phase 2 Round 4 of our Most Wanted Figures Poll. You will choose the five figures you want the most from the 35 choices offered at the bottom of this post.
If you are just joining in the process, or if you voted in a previous round and wonder what's going on, see this post for a better illustration of how the process works. The example there explains how we went from Round 1 to Round 2, but the process is the same going from Round 2 to Round 3, and from Round 3 to Round 4.
The poll will be open for almost a week, and will close at 9pm Pacific Time on Tuesday, April 29. I will then tally the scores, with first place votes receiving 5 points, on down to fifth place votes receiving 1 point. The top five scorers will make our most wanted list. The rest will be joined by five more runners up and will compete in Phase 2 Round 4 when it begins on Wednesday, April 30.
When this round is completed, the thread will be closed and a new thread will be started for the next round. This way people won't get confused and vote for figures in this first post that may have already made the list. I'll post a link to the next round before I close the thread. Also, let's keep the thread to votes only, but feel free to discuss the poll and its results in the discussion thread.
So, without further delay, select and rank your 5 most wanted figures from the following 35 choices:
Ratts Tyerell
Tey How
Ben Quadinaros
Daultay Dofine
Queen Amidala Return to Naboo
Jocasta Nu
Barriss Offee
Queen Jamillia
Padmé Yellow Picnic Dress
Padmé Senator Palpatine's Office
Breha Organa
Midwife Droid
Owen Lars (ROTS)
Uncle Owen
WED-15-ST68 Septoid Droid
Saurin (Hrchek Kal Fas/Sai'torr Kal Fas)
Trinto Duaba
Torynn Farr
Luke Medical Frigate
Leia Medical Frigate
Captain Needa
Edian – black Bespin Guard
Sgt. Doallyn
Gamorrean Guard
R2-D2 Shield Bunker Damage
Admiral Ackbar
Jaina Solo
Jacen Solo
Joruus C'baoth
Gilad Pellaeon
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Be prepared for these ghostly treats to magically fly away as soon as you serve them!
Get a jump on Halloween fun by making these ghosts the day before your party.
Make these treats extra easy by microwaving the chips in a food-storage freezer bag on Medium (50%) for 2 to 3 minutes, kneading every minute, until smooth. Snip a corner of the bag, then squeeze and swirl away!
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Thread: Sump for reef tank
11-26-2012, 06:55 AM #1Junior Member Guppy
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Sump for reef tank
Hi all,
i need help with setting up the sump for a friend of mine 500l marine tank. the Equipment i have is as follows:
1 x Sump - L58 H60 W48 aprox. 167 liters
1 x REEF OCTOPUS protein skimmer - SSS2000INT - with 1000lph pump
1 x REEF OCTOPUS bio-pellet reactor - BR140
1 x REEF OCTOPUS pump - 1000lph
1 x REEF OCTOPUS pump - 3000lph
can you please assist me with the sump layout and mostly with how should the water flow go. my idea is that from the tanks over flow the water should go into the chamber where the skimmer is... from there the water should go into another chamber where the bio-pellet reactor is and from there the water should go into a third chamber with live rock for the final stage of filtration before it goes into the last chamber which will house only the return pump. now i have two problems:
1) the skimmer and the pump that feeds the bio reactor are both 1000lph where the return pump is 3000lph which will cause too much water coming back into the sump and causing the chambers to over flow thus mixing the clean and dirty water.
2) we were advised by the person that we got the equipment from to have the protein skimmer and the bio reactor return the water back into the protein skimmer chamber and from there the water will overflow into the chamber with the live rock, which doesn't make sense to me because i don't understand why would i want to mix water that has just been cleaned with water coming directly from the tank.
i'm very new to this and would appreciate all help and advise from the more experienced members.. please let me know if somethings are not clear and thanks for your help in advance
It would be helpful if you could post some pics of your sump. The below links can help with the sump layout and plumbing it all together as well.
To answere your other questions
1) you should have the flow through the sump match the flow of your skimmer. Once you have the reactor plumbed in from the return line and factor in the loss of flow from that and the elbows and head height, you actual return pump flow will likely pretty close to 1000lph so I would not worry about it too much
2) That is correct, you want the water coming out of the bio-pellet reactor needs to flow into your skimmer compartment. That way, your skimmer will remove the free floating bacteria that consume / carry the nitrates and phosphates thus removing them from your water. That is key to how carbon dosing works. The below link explains carbon dosing in a little more detail
I hope this helpsIf you take your time to do the research FIRST, you can successfully set-up and keep ANY type of aquarium with ease.
"Not using a quarantine tank is like playing Russian roulette. Nobody wins the game, some people just get to play longer than others." - Anthony Calfo
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In "Decision Time," Editor Brian Lovett will share a scenario from his 20-plus years hunting turkeys. Each hinges on a critical decision. Post what choice you would have made, and then see how things actually turned out.
Your Attention Please, All Passengers
It was a classic last-day hunt. A buddy and I had scurried through every hollow and ridge top in eastern Kentucky looking for a bird, and we only had time to check one more spot before leaving for the airport.
And of course, there was a strutter there in a stubble field.
"Let's get him," I said, almost believing myself.
We parked the truck, slipped along the outer edge of a fence line, used some thick timber to cover our approach and soon set up near where we'd seen the turkey. A large timbered draw separated us from the bird, and the property line was only 100 yards away. The draw ended at the property line, so the bird could easily walk between the line fence and the draw to reach us.
When the turkey gobbled at our first yelps, I thought he might be on the way. But then he approached to within about 70 steps, down in the hollow, and drew a line in the stand. We had no time to waste, so I motioned for my buddy to keep calling while I crawled ahead, hoping to get the drop on the longbeard.
I'd gone about as far as I could when I realized the bird had stopped gobbling. Hmm. Had he seen me? I guess it was possible, but I'd low-crawled like an otter. Was he with a hen or just otherwise being a stubborn turkey? Probably.
Normally, I would have waited there until the bird broke or gave away his location, but airlines don't wait for foolish turkey hunters. With my buddy getting impatient, I had to decide between trying to yelp the bird in quickly or making a desperate bushwhack attempt.
What would you have done? Post your decision below.
Click here for Lovett's decision.
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Family: Cardinalidae, Cardinals view all from this family
Description ADULT MALE Stunning, with mainly blue plumage; note the two reddish brown wing bars, buffy tertial edges, and black face. ADULT FEMALE Has brown plumage overall, darker above than below and with two reddish brown wing bars and pale throat. JUVENILE Recalls adult female, and by first winter has warmer reddish brown plumage overall. By first spring, male acquires blue color on head, rump, and tail.
Dimensions Length: 6-7 1/2" (15-19 cm)
Habitat Common summer visitor (mainly May-Aug) to brushy areas and neglected, overgrown grassland; winters in Central America.
Observation Tips Easy to see.
Range Rocky Mountains, Texas, California, New England, Florida, Mid-Atlantic, Eastern Canada, Plains, Southeast, Southwest, Great Lakes
Voice Song is a burst of bright, chirping whistles; call is a sharp pink.
Discussion Plump-bodied bird with a large, conical bill. Bill size allows separation of colorful male from superficially similar Indigo Bunting; female's plain, unstreaked plumage allows separation from female Rose-breasted Grosbeak, which has similarly large bill. Feeds unobtrusively in brush, but sometimes sings from exposed perch. Sexes are dissimilar.


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Oracle Co-Founder/CEO Larry Ellison Buys Island Air
Oracle co-founder and CEO Larry Ellison officially announced that he has acquired Island Air today. The acquisition secures the future of Island Air and their employees. Island Air already added one new ATR 72 aircraft to their fleet, which gives customers the option to enjoy a larger plane with more seats and legroom.


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Voting history flyer catching recipients by surprise
Information on mailing not necessarily accurate
MADISON, Wis. - Not only are some people reluctant to talk about who they voted for in elections, some are put off by the seemingly more innocuous question of "Did you vote?"
But now neighbors might know the answer to that question without even having to ask. That's because a flyer revealing who voted in 2010 may have arrived in their mailbox.
More than anything, the mailing certainly catches recipients by surprise.
Meant as an attempt to drive voters to the polls, the mailing uses public information not everyone wants publicized.
Indeed, in a world where so much is impersonal, this last-minute recall flyer is proving all politics are not just local, but personal.
"When I first looked at it, I thought it was kind of interesting, quite honestly," said Nancy Thomas, of Sun Prairie.
"It was very interesting, because it lists quite a few neighbors," said Carrie Lundgren. "Full legal names, as well as their addresses, and then it lists what elections they voted in."
But the flyer isn't necessarily accurate.
When Lundgren, who lives in Waunakee, pulled the flier out of her mailbox on Friday, she said she immediately noticed something wrong.
Missing was the fact that she voted in the November 2008 election.
"When in fact I did," said Lundgren. "They only took their information from Wisconsin, and in 2008, I was a resident in Illinois, so to all my neighbors it looks like I didn't vote, although I did."
The mailing is paid for by the Greater Wisconsin Political Fund.
Although Tom Barrett's name is never cited, the flyer does make the point clear that more than half a million voters who cast ballots for President Barack Obama in 2008 didn't vote in 2010.
And that's why, the flyer continues, why Scott Walker was elected governor two years ago.
Lundgren, who supports Walker, said she got the message.
"To bully neighbors," she believes.
Meanwhile, Nancy Thomas, who doesn't support Gov. Walker, said she was left with a very different impression.14451844
"Quite honestly, I don't think that's what the intent of it was," Thomas said.
Thomas said she wouldn't mind if the flyer came from the other side of the political fence. She said she just wants every person to make their own personal decision.
"My biggest thing is I want to see people exercise their right to vote," said Thomas.
Just to be clear, the flyer only shows if you voted or not, not who you voted for.
The data can be bought in bulk for the entire state for $12,500.
It isn't clear whether or not that's what the Greater Wisconsin Political Fund, an offshoot of the Greater Wisconsin Committee, did.
Messages left with them weren't returned on Sunday.
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Alternate name: Coastal Giant Salamander
Family: Dicamptodontidae, Giant Salamanders view all from this family
Description Broad head with shovel-like snout. Brown to light-brassy brown in color with dark reticulate blotches. 12-13 indistinct coastal grooves. Tail is 40% of total body length.
Dimensions 18-34cm. (7-13cm)
Breeding Breeds in spring. Eggs attached singularly to timber underwater. Larvae hatch when 5/8" in size, neotonic larvae at 8".
Habitat Temperate forests, rivers, freshwater lakes and marshes.
Range British Columbia towards California along the coast.
Discussion Also known as the Coastal Giant Salamander. One of the few Salamander species to vocalise. Lives on land but near water for breeding. Normally under forest vegetation and bushes. Sometimes climb in trees, up to 8 feet high. Diest consists of mice, fish, large insects and garter snakes. Some larvae eat other small larvae as well as tadpoles of Tailed Frogs.


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Alternate name: Speckled Catfish
Family: Ictaluridae, Bullhead Catfishes view all from this family
Description The brown bullhead, Ameiurus nebulosus, is a fish of the Ictaluridae family that is widely distributed in North America. It is a species of bullhead catfish and is similar to the black bullhead (Ameiurus melas) and yellow bullhead (Ameiurus natalis). It was originally described as Pimelodus nebulosus by Charles Alexandre Lesueur in 1819, and is also referred to as Ictalurus nebulosus.
The brown bullhead is also widely known as the "mud pout", "horned pout" or "hornpout" or simply "mud cat", along with the other bullhead species.
The brown bullhead is important as a clan symbol of the Ojibwe group of Native Americans. In their tradition, the bullhead or "wawaazisii" is one of six beings that came out of the sea to form the original clans.
The brown bullhead thrives in a variety of habitats, including lakes and ponds with low oxygen and/or muddy conditions. In many areas of the United States, Brown Bullheads are opportunistic bottom feeders. They eat insects, leeches, snails, fish, clams, and many plants. They are also known to eat corn, which can be used as bait. Similar to other catfish, they spawn only after the temperature of the water has reached 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27° C) (cooler in the northern US) in June and July.
Dimensions Up to 19" (48 cm); 5 1/2 lbs (2.5 kg).
Habitat Rivers & streams, Lakes & ponds.
Range Plains, Great Lakes, New England, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Florida, California, Eastern Canada, Western Canada.


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I've stated in the past, it's exactly what Obama wanted. He and his sycophantic press will of course, blame it entirely on the Republicans. Boehner was on a fools errand from the get-go. I'm proud of the conservatives that understand "IT'S THE SPENDING, STUPID!"
Here's a prevelant view by anyone with a modicum of common sense.
"It's not the U.S. economy that's facing this alleged cliff," writes our friend Doug Casey, "it's the U.S. government.
"It just goes to show how hopeless the situation is when people equate the government with the economy. They're two entirely different things. The only way to revitalize the U.S. economy is a vast reduction in taxes and a vast reduction in government spending.
"Instead, these idiots are arguing over how much to raise taxes and how little they can cut spending. Of course, it will be a disaster."
He goes on to say in effect, now's not the time to be in the market, and especially in the bond market.
Come to think of it, when I watch the 'talking head' shows concerning SOBs, they are in a panic when talking about the 'cliff'. So I wonder if we are to assume the last thing they want to happen is going 'over', so THEY don't crash. Seems to me, they would rather see higher taxes, than a complete collapse in their job welfare. Some of you that carry large portfolios might be able to explain it so I can be better informed about what I'm listening to.
Like I've stated on several occasions since Obama's re-election, he couldn't care less about SOLVING the economic problems, in fact he's relishing in the idea of this nation's economy being crushed. His only desire is to get the Republicans to cave on their most iconic principle of the party...NOT RAISING TAXES. His total focus is to demand higher rates for the earners over _______ whatever level, it doesn't matter...it's the principle of it that he wants crushed. That is ALL the prince of fools is after. He is, after all, the leader of the "class envy crowd"...the SFN and OWS crowd...the I'm for getting from Obama's stash crowd...the free ice cream crowd...that IS his constituancy.
Only the totally imbecilic fools in this nation believe the taxes from the "rich" will resolve all the deficit problems. When in reality, even the majority of double digit IQs over 75 understand that if the government took a 100% of every dollar owned by the millionaires/billionaires, it wouldn't run this money-grabbing government sow for a month.
Fortunately, there are some in Congess who understand that, and also realize that it wouldn't matter how this fiasco is determined, it will ALWAYS BE BLAMED ON THE REPUBLICANS. So, what's the worst that can happen? At least they will remain true to their constituants that ALL KNOW..."IT'S THE SPENDING, STUPID"!!!!!


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Although Tunisia was the first Arab Spring country to overthrow its longtime dictator, its revolution was overshadowed by the uprising in Cairo's Tahrir Square, the conflict in Libya and the crackdown in Syria. By comparison, the Tunisian Revolution, while dramatic, has led to relative stability.
Former Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali left the country quickly and of his own accord on Jan. 14, 2011. The Oct. 23 constituent assembly elections proceeded smoothly and were heralded as a model for other transitional democracies. Despite an increasingly polarized debate between Islamist and secular elements, Tunisia's transition thus far has been smooth.
The Islamist Ennahda ("Renaissance") Party won an impressive 40 percent of the seats in the October voting, ushering in a profound and positive change for those who had not felt free to practice their religion under the Ben Ali government. But many secular Tunisians continue to view Ennahda with suspicion, fearing that the party has a hidden Islamist agenda. The emergence of a small, but vocal, Salafist movement has further inflamed fears that increasing religiosity poses a threat to life as they know it.


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Lewis Creek/Huntington River VT trips report
Due to working circumstances the last week I have had afternoons off and so was able to make a few fishing trips.
I spent one afternoon on lewis creek on the section just south of Spear street. The Rainbows were rising making for some wonderful dry fly fishing. That section of the stream gets heavily fished as it is accessible and not far from civilization but if you want you catch fish it's great. The same duns were hatching as last time I was there and I again did not have the right size fly to match but got by with a dun patern I tied. Thank god for stupid hyatchery rainbows! Haha I caught three fish with that fly using less than 10 feet of fly line. The fish were happily rising right infront of me! Nothing seems to scare these things! Not at all like I'm use to fishing for Books or Browns. However, after seeing that fly float by about 100 times they seemed to figure out that just cause it was twice as big as anything on the water didn't mean it would taste better. So I moved on down stream insearch of some more challenging wild ones.
I switched to a #16 Adams as it was a little closer to the size of the mays they seemed to be feeding on. I found I nice little shaded section of riffles with a boulder in the middle creating a good pool and lo and behold there was a nice fish rising in it. Because of the currents I had a hell of a time getting a goodfloat and was sure that the fish would never take the drowned adams but on the 3rd try I lifted the line and something pulled back. He was full of energy and the fight went on a bit longer than it had for the stockies. It was no trophy but all 12 inches of that fish was rainbow.. beautiful colors. He made my afternoon. Headed home for dinner after that.
The next afternoon I went in the opposite direction from home and fished the Huntington River. Totally different worlds. the Huntington is a beautiful river but gets less fishing pressure, is generally colder, and heavily shaded. The recent rain we got here was snow in the higher elevations and was melting slowly, feeding the Huntington. The water felt like ice (46F) and consequently the fish were not feeding much on flies. I did see a few nice looking fish lying on the botom of some pools but I had no way of getting any hook near them so I took to rock turning to see what was living in this stretch of water. The Huntington may be cold and clear but the trout food is abundant! I found multiple specimines of various species of mayfly nymphs, all different species of Caddis, and a few large stone fly nymphs. I can't wait till the water warms up and things start hatching more. It should be great fishing.
Well that is the end of my ramblings for now... hopefully I will get out some more in the next week and then I am off to southern Vermont to work for the summer. There I will be fishing during most of my off time on waters that are legendary to many but new to myself. I'm going to have to work on my fly tying skills to keep myself supplied! Good luck to all, happy fishing!
I haven't caught a rainbow yet-- I can't wait! Great report...keep em coming.
Newbie, I am in the same boat.
Lots of Brookies (well, that IS what I target, but...) and a few warm waters...Small mouths/Crappies/Perch but still no Rainbows or Browns...
VT, sounds like you had a hell of a time! I was over by your home state, fishin the NH side of the CT river, check my report for the details...
Great report VtGreen.... sounds like a perfect day on those streams.
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Events mark AIDS week, Nov. 29-Dec. 1
Posted November 28, 2006; 01:07 p.m.
The Student Global AIDS Campaign is sponsoring three events Wednesday through Friday, Nov. 29-Dec. 1, in recognition of World AIDS Week 2006.
On Nov. 29, a panel discussion on the state of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the African American community will be held at 4:30 p.m. in 1 Robertson Hall. Speakers will be: Melissa Harris-Lacewell, associate professor of politics; Amanda Lugg, community advocate for the African Services Committee, which supports the African community in New York City; and Charles Long, New York state organizer for Housing Works, which provides housing and other services for homeless people with AIDS and HIV.
On Nov. 30, George Carter, director of the Foundation for Integrative AIDS Research, will discuss issues related to AIDS prevention and treatment access. Carter, whose organization promotes the study of herbal and nutritional treatments for people with HIV and AIDS, will speak at 4:30 p.m. in 302 Frist Campus Center.
On Dec. 1, a World AIDS Day vigil will be held in the University Chapel at 1 p.m. Speaking will be João Biehl, associate professor of anthropology and author of the forthcoming book "Will to Live: AIDS Therapies and the Politics of Survival," and Helen Epstein, a visiting researcher in the Center for Health and Wellbeing and author of the upcoming book "The Invisible Cure: AIDS in Africa."
The panel discussion and lecture are co-sponsored by the Princeton AIDS Initiative. The vigil is co-sponsored by the Office of Religious Life.


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Fischer to discuss Europe and Israel, Feb. 12
Posted February 8, 2007; 10:34 a.m.
Joschka Fischer, former German minister of foreign affairs and currently a visiting professor in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, will deliver a lecture on "Europe and Israel" at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 12, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
Fischer is serving a one-year appointment as the Frederick H. Schultz Class of 1951 Professor of International Economic Policy in the Wilson School, teaching courses on international crisis diplomacy and trans-Atlantic alliances.
Fischer was Germany's foreign minister during the administration of Chancellor Gerhard Schröder from 1998 to 2005. He earned international attention in 1998 when he urged that Germany send troops to Kosovo during the NATO-led intervention there and in 2003 when he advised against Germany supporting the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq.
In addition to his teaching at Princeton, Fischer is serving as a senior fellow at the Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination and a fellow at the European Union Program. He also has an appointment with the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.
The lecture is sponsored by the Wilson School, Program in Judaic Studies and Liechtenstein Institute.


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New Muay Thai in America Promo Video
- Written by Dave Walsh
Muay Thai is still a growing sport here in the US, but it is picking up steam like some sort of counterculture movement to clash against the "I trane UFC" movement. I get it, I really do, especially after training in Kickboxing and Muay Thai for a number of years when compared to my time training at MMA gyms in New England. MMA gyms meant training with bouncers and guys who were looking to feel justified in their TapouT shirts, while Muay Thai was kind of a nerd's refuge in a lot of ways, of the people who were more thinkers than they were deranged sociopaths. No, I'm not saying that all people who do MMA are sociopaths, just that in 2002 in New England, you try training at a MMA gym.
Anyway, on December 1st, Atma'Sphere Entertainment is presenting Muay Thai in America: In Honor of the King on PPV. The event features a pretty impressive list of names on the card so far (check for yourself here) and will be presented on American PPV (DirecTV and iN DEMAND) for $34.99 for HD or yes, even 3D. Yes, it will be filmed and presented in 3D for those of you who actually decided to plonk down a healthy chunk of change on a 3D TV to watch Avatar and, well, Avatar.


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The 'control' built in is the dog working to catch the bird in your gun range. And from my experience a wild pheasant only runs as fast and as far as you push it. It flushes when it runs out of room, runs back into you, or gets too nervous from being tracked. Few stop and hide - albeit that's a bonus and I've found largely weather related.
The only downside to the dog believing it will catch the bird is the delivery of un-shot ones on the occasional game farm hunt.
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Alternate name: Little Tuna/Bonita
Family: Scombridae, Mackerels view all from this family
Description The little tunny (Euthynnus alletteratus) is the most common tuna in the Atlantic Ocean. It is found in warm temperate and tropical waters of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean; in the western Atlantic, it ranges from Brazil to the New England states. It is found regularly in offshore and inshore waters, and is classified as a highly migratory species by UNCLOS. Occurring in large schools and weighing up to 36 pounds, it is the smallest member of the tuna Scombridae family, and is one of the finest small game-fish in the Atlantic.
Commonly called "false albacore" or "albie", it resembles the Atlantic bonito, skipjack tuna and species of mackerel. The little tunny feeds primarily on pelagic fish. It is best identified by the dark spots appearing between its pectoral and ventral fins and "worm-like" markings on its back. Commercially, the fish is used as bait for sharks and marlin due to its high oil content and hook retention. It is considered by many to be a trash fish because of its limited nutritional value; there have even been reports of ciguatera poisoning related to its consumption. However, the little tunny is commercially important in many locations including the West Indies. It is marketed fresh, dried, canned, smoked, and frozen. It is sought after as a sport fish due to its line stripping 40 miles per hour (64 km/h) runs and hard fighting ability when hooked. By trolling with lures near reefs, it can be caught on hook and line.
Dimensions Up to 4' (1.2 m); 27 lbs (12.2 kg).
Habitat Open ocean, Ocean or bay shallows.
Range New England, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Florida, Texas.


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Q: How many schools should my junior apply to? Is there really such thing as a "safety" school? What does that mean?
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REVIEW--2013 Rome 390 Boss
My season is winding down, I've gotten good use out of these bindings on a few different boards, and so I figured now is as good of time as any to write up a little review.
What Rome Says about this binding: Customized feel that is dialed to your style; ultra smooth side-to-side flexibility; pure toe-to-heel power; unmatched foot stability; natural board flex
Rome rates the flex of this binding as straight in the middle of powerful and playful. I would have to agree with Rome. The highback has nice lateral flex, while being stiff longitudinally. In other words, it transfers the power well when you flex into it and doesn't fold up on you, but it's still flexy enough to let you tweak out your grabs. Rome has used a nice combination of metal, plastic, and rubber to achieve this. And they've wrapped it all in a nice matte finish. The rubber on the baseplate really allows the board to still flex under the binding while also providing a nice dampening system for your feet. They really take some of the bounce out of the ride.
So this was the first binding I've ever used that has canting, and I must say, I'll never get another one without it. It really makes that much of a difference for me. And, if you, like me, have knees that have seen better days, then the canting is worth the investment. I ran the 3.5° cant pad because I figured that the 2° wouldn't be enough to notice, and the 0° is what I was trying to eliminate. The first thing I noticed is how comfortable it was. The second thing I noticed is how much easier presses felt for me. They claim that canting gives you better control over your tip and tail, and I would have to agree. There is definitely a noticeable difference.
As for the straps, they are comfy and when strapped in, you can't even tell that they're there, unless you really crank them down extra hard. The toe strap is the best toe strap I have dealt with to date. Better than my Cartel's, better than my Union's, and better and better than my Nidecker's. It really will conform to any boot that you strap in. It also conforms to your shoes should you go that route. I know this due to some carpet sessions that went down. The AutoStrap works as advertised, as long as you take the time to set it up. It really does pull the strap out of the way when unbuckled, and keeps the strap mildly formed as well. Of course, you really do need to set it up proper to see the benefit. Which brings me to my next points. The setup.
The setup for these bindings is more complicated than most. I mean, Rome sends you a poster with them that details all of the different adjustments. That should tell you something. I spent about an hour getting them all dialed in before my first ride in them. And then, after that first day, I spent about another hour getting completely dialed to my liking. Once you get the hang of it, everything goes smoothly, but there is a definite learning curve to them. The base is adjustable, the autostrap is adjustable, the highback is rotate-able, the canting can be changed, and the heel hoop can be adjusted as well. There's a lot going on with these, but I wouldn't want them any other way. If you like simple, then look somewhere else, but if you don't mind putting a little work in, these are great.
Now, I know Rome tends to get a bad wrap on their cosmetic durability, but I think it's been pretty resolved. I rode these bindings pretty hard all season, and in all conditions, and they look almost new. The matte finish is still in good shape, the paint isn't chipping, and I can still read the fine details on the bindings (Rome put Bomb Hills all over these things). I expect that these bindings will last me for a good while, which is nice, cause I can't afford new bindings every season. Also, the ratchets are as buttery smooth now as they were on day 1.
To wrap up, This is a great binding for a doing it all. You can race groomers, ride powder, send huge park airs, drop cliffs, or whatever else you feel like doing without ever feeling like your binding is the weak point. I think that Rome really has a solid product here, and I would be willing to buy another pair just so that I don't have to swap bindings every time I want to ride a different board.
I was gonna get some of these when I was in whistler, but the salesman told me they were shit, so I got now ipo instead. Shouldn't have listened to him.
Really stoked that you liked the bindings and took the time to review them!
Keep an eye out for the 2014 390 Boss as well, there are a bunch more improvements that we think everyone will be really hyped on.
One complaint I've heard is they feel heavy. Valid in comparison to say a cartel?
The Aluminum heel hoop will naturally be heavier than an all plastic binding - but the response and durability is vastly improved. Additionally, the 2014 model has been cored out further with more EVA in the footbed and less plastic which has decreased the weight by a noticeable amount.
As far as highback canting - this is a feature only available on the Mob / Mob Boss and WMNS Runway. This allows the highback to align better with the back of your boot at wider stances and when using footbed canting, which translates into better transfer of power and response.
Bought my first pair of Rome 390s .. I a weak ass pair prior and the romes are super comfy and seen to be real durable. They do seem heavy but I don't notice to much riding hitting jumps and stuff. Its crazy how many inserts that it came with.. Will def stick with Rome bindings for sure!!
thanks for the solid review!
I have been considering a new pair of 390s because I love the canting on my Targas (on my powder board) but my old 390s are still kicking it.
Shout out to Rome - my old 390s have had a few small parts break, some from wear and some from snagging things getting off the lift, and Rome replaces them no questions asked despite the fact that the bindings are WAY out of the 2 year warranty. Love the customer service!
I will be getting some new 390s soon, but I love that I don't HAVE to get new bindings if a small part breaks.
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UTSA Homecoming poster and T-shirt are available now
(Feb. 15, 2005)--UTSA's official Homecoming 2005 posters and T-shirts are available for only $5 at the University Center information desk at the 1604 Campus.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The poster was unveiled last month before the men's basketball game against Northwestern State. Homecoming events are Feb. 21-27.
Local artist and UTSA alumnus Logan Blanco created the official artwork for Homecoming 2005 with the theme, "X Marks the Spot -- 35 and Soaring!" The anniversary year "35" is woven into a caricature of the San Antonio skyline with Rowdy the Roadrunner standing on top. Blanco felt creating the artwork was a chance to play with the colors so vividly a part of San Antonio.
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AS A SOPHOMORE (2012): Enters the season with 958 career assists ranking 10th in Fullerton program history…the Titans' starting setter the majority of the year, finished the season averaging 8.29 assists per set…also averaged 1.77 digs per set, and totaled five matches with double-digit digs…totaled 10 matches with at least 40 assists, and three matches with at least 50 assists…in four set win at Nevada totaled 46 assists and 13 digs (09/06)…in five-set win at UC Santa Barbara, totaled 48 assists and a season-high 17 digs (10/19)…recorded a season-best 54 assists in five-set win over Pacific (10/27).
AS A FRESHMAN (2011): Played in 23 of the Titans' 111 sets over 15 matches (all off the bench) • Logged 11 of her 13 assists on the year in her first four games, including a pair of four-assist efforts on Aug. 27 (vs. Quinnipiac) and Sept. 3 (vs. Presbyterian) • Set season highs on Oct. 8 vs. Long Beach and Nov. 11 at UC Davis with four digs each night.
CALVARY CHAPEL HS: Was a four-year letterwinner for Head Coach Stella Guild and the Eagles • Was the primary setter her entire high school career and guided her team to the CIF playoffs in each of the four seasons from 2007 to 2010 • Was the team captain her junior and senior seasons • Earned second-team All-Orange Coast League recognition as a sophomore and first-team honors as a junior and senior • She was named the team's 2010 MVP and was an All-Orange County player in 2009 and 2010 • Was on the Principal's Honor Roll every semester of high school and was a part of the National Honor Society as a junior and senior.
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The sensor list format should be updated to include units, nonlinearity, and calibration constants. It should also be compatible with the sensor information required of engineers in inDEED and provide a list of allowable entries for each field.
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Judith Kaye, the first woman to serve as New York State's chief judge, will discuss the transformation of women's roles in law and politics at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 2, in Betts Auditorium, School of Architecture.
Kaye's talk is titled "The Longest Journey Begins With a Single Step: Women's Winding Path to Change."
Kaye was the longest-serving chief justice of the New York Court of Appeals, holding the position from 1993 to 2008. She led many projects to make the New York court system more efficient and responsive, including reforming the jury system, creating problem-solving courts and streamlining procedures for children in foster care and their families. Kaye currently is of counsel to the New York City law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP.
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If you weren't able to catch the sneak preview screening of Food, Inc. in late April, now is your chance to see the film and to make your ticket price work towards real, local change! On Tuesday, June 23 at 7:00 pm, Cinema 21 will […]Read More →
No Slow Food Without Farmland
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Family: Laridae, Gulls and Terns view all from this family
Description ADULT SUMMER Has pale gray upperparts, black, crested crown and whitish underparts, palest on head and neck. In flight, upper surface of outer primaries is dark; from below, wingtips have dark margins. ADULT WINTER Similar, but forecrown becomes speckled white. JUVENILE Similar to winter adult, but upperparts are darker overall, particularly on flight feathers, and speckled brown on back, wing coverts, and upper tail.
Dimensions Length: 16-17" (41-43 cm)
Habitat Entire world breeding population restricted to just five sites on islands in Gulf of California and on south Californian coast; U.S. population is therefore of global significance. Feeds in shallow seas. Disperses along the coast outside breeding season and winters on Pacific coasts of Central and South America.
Observation Tips Easy to see at Bolsa Chica, southern California, mainly Apr-Jul.
Range California, Northwest
Voice Utters a harsh kree-err call.
Discussion Similar to Royal, but separable (especially if seen side-by-side) by smaller size, more slender bill, shorter legs, and markedly more shaggy crest. Flight is buoyant and graceful. Sexes are similar.


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Description Palm tree native to western Sonora and petiole up to 1 m. long, a palmate fan of leaflets up to 1 m. long. Inflorescence up to 3 m. long with numerous small pale orange-pink flowers. Fruit spherical, blue-black drupe, 6–8 mm. edible, though thin-fleshed.
Dimensions Height: 15-21 m. (50-70 ft.)
Diameter: 0.3-0.5 m. (1-1 1/2 ft.).
Habitat Canyons & valleys, Cities, suburbs & towns.
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Flower August - October.
Flower August - October
Habitat Dry, open woods and upland prairies.
Range Nova Scotia to n. Florida, west to c. Canada, Montana, and New Mexico.
Discussion Gray Goldenrod attracts butterflies. Individual plants bloom at various times, thus extending the flowering season.
Comments Individual plants bloom at various times, thus extending the flowering season.
Exposure Preference Sun.
Native Distribution Nova Scotia to n. Florida, w. to c. Canada, Montana & Texas
Site Preference Dry, open woods & upland prairies
Soil Preference Sandy, rocky soils.
Wildlife Value Gray goldenrod attracts butterflies.


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|After removing the hook I get a kick out of switching from the Boga to my good thumb...gently release lip pressure so that only my thumb is in their mouth...the fish can leave at will...sometimes they don't realize they are free to depart and hover there until it finally dawns on them it's time to swim away. If you were real polite and gentle they will occassionally stop, turn, wink, and whisper "thanks for the dance".
|I actually bought one this year - thinking more of bluefish, barracuda and other toothy critters than stripers. I must admit that the concentrated weight issue is a concern. A technique which works on bonefish (haven't tried this with stripers owing to spiny dorsal) is to carefully lift the fish from the water upside down - weight balanced across the palm. I guess they get momenarily disoriented and lie completely still. I seem to recall Flip Pallot using a similar technique with snook - "the Vulcan snook lift". Reality is the less handling the better.
|Ever try releasing a striper while holding it by the lower lip in the water... they don't move.. I think it really immobilizes them. Switch it around and hold the tail and off it goes.
I will watch a bass show on occasion and at some point in every episode, there will be a fish with a face full of treble hooks and every time, the angler will say simptheticly" poor guy, look at you with a face full of hooks." He them procedes to strugle to rip them out. Why not barbless? Especially for tv.
As for the boga, I have mixed feelings. If you have ever dropped a fish, the boga seems like a good idea. Sometimes I have to take the fish out of the water to get the fly, and it seems that the fish stops thrashhing when control is established.
Nothing beats sliding your hand down the leader and easing a barbless fly out of the fishes jaw.
Absolutely!! The fact that fish spend their lives in a neutral semi-boyant horizontal state, being held vertically by the gill plate, lip, jaw, Boga, or wherever after giving its' all in the struggle has to be a traumatic strain to internal organs as their bellies bulge and as Bubba holds the lip so as to force the jaw out and the mouth open to gain the full distorted Hollywood effect. Some sort of assault and battery! When used kindly, I find the Boga to be a beneficial tool worth considering. The scale on the Boga is more for the anal retentive. A horizontal two-handed cradle is definitely the way to go if the well being of the catch is a concern (which it should be!)
I am "Thumb Challenged" and need help holding/controlling until I can sort things out, admire, and revive/release. Crushed barbs should be the rule and not the exception. I wish the fishing shows stressed more of what proper care and handling should be!
Thanks for letting me vent...
I think the integrated scale tempts people to lift to see what the weight is. I hate seeing big stripers being hung by a tiny spot on the lip for a photo with those contraptions.
Personally I don't lift big fish by the jaw out of the water unless it's going into the cooler. If it's going onto film and back in the water I cradle it's weight with the other hand.
I use the Boga to hold/control the fish while it's in the water. (You don't have to lift the fish unless you are bound and determined to use the integrated scale in the handle...that's too small for me to read without my cheeters.) Once controlled, the hook can be removed and the fish "revived" then released without ever actually handling it. I feel this is better than doing the "extended lip lock" as demoed by Bubba on BassMasters.
...Especially for toothy critters...and after a day of schoolies, my hands aren't chafed and looking like road-rash...
My $.02
|Yes, for blues.
Bogagrips - yay or nay?
For certain fisheries the popularity of a device called "boga grip" is increasing. This is particularly true for saltwater fisheries because of the sharpness of the teeth of gamefish in the sea but I am sure they are used in freshwater as well. The device is a metallic gripper for the fish's lip. I have not heard of or read of any documented negative effect from this device but don't use them because it puts all of the stress on a small point on the fish's lip while lifting and allows the fish to thrash about on that tiny area while held out of the water.
This is just my opinion - but I don't use them and won't use them. What is your opinion on them? Ever try one?
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