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This fully welded trailer hitch receiver bolts onto your Dodge Charger's frame with no welding required. Powder coated steel is sturdy and corrosion resistant.
Note: All non-trailer loads - bike racks, cargo carriers and so forth - should be supported with stabilizing straps. Failure to properly support these loads will void your hitch warranty from CURT.
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Installation requires the driver side muffler to be removed and reattached. No drilling required for installation , Exhaust must be temporarily lowered for installation , Per Curt warranty requirements, all non-trailer loads (bike racks, cargo carriers, etc) must be supported by stabilizing straps, such as 18050, sold separately
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Alright today on this 2011 Dodge Charger, were going to install part number 13093 from Curt. Alright this is what the hitch looks like when its installed on the car and next well give you some measurements to help you out in selecting some accessories.Have the receiver opening down to the ground and this car is going to be 9 inches and from the center of our hitch pin hole to the outside edge of the bumper is going to be 8 inches. First were going to show you how its installed. First thing we need to do is actually lower part of the exhaust and remove part of the exhaust to make it easier to install the hitch. So were going to put down this clamp right here, put some lubricant, were going to pry the clamp open just a little but, just so theres enough to make it loose. Ok, then well leave everything alone for now.
Ok we go ahead and lower the exhaust on the drivers side. Now theres 2 hangers and theyre actually bolted up to the bottom of the frame, so well just remove them that way. At this point we can go ahead and remove this section of the exhaust.Now were done for the drivers side, lets go to the passenger side and remove the hangers as well. Now we have moved a little further to the back of the exhaust, lets pry down these two hangers here and here with some lubricant, then we can make the exhaust lower even more. Right, now we got our exhaust loose as you can see here, now what were going to do is actually use a strap to pull over to the side to make it easier to see the bottom of the frame.
Were looking at the drivers side frame rail, well go ahead and show you where the attachment points are for the hitch. Were going to use these 2 threaded holes here and here and this hole as well. So this is your access hole for hardware that well install for this hole. Now before we get started, you probably want to take a moment to check and make sure that the bolt will thread into the weld nut in the frame. The older the vehicle is, its going to be dirtier, so you may want to use some lubricant and a tube brush to clean it out.
The tube brush is part number 814092. Going to install the hardware here, well take our bolt leader that comes with the kit, were going to use an out or access hole. Get our block, our spacer and put it into place and then thread on the bolt, theres the end of out leader, push it in the frame, pull it back out. And you can leave the bolt leader on or off, it doesnt matter at this point. You can leave it to help you losing the bolt in the frame.
Now were looking at the passenger side frame, just a little bit different, we have 2 open holes to install hardware and just one weld nut. Alright at this point we can go ahead and start installing the hitch. We take the passenger side of the hitch and put it on top of the exhaust muffler to hold that side up and then we go ahead and lift up the drivers side. Then well start flanging it. Move over to the passenger side and repeat the same process. With the hitch still lose, well go ahead and install the bolts into the weld nuts. Were done with the drivers side, well go ahead and do the same thing on the passenger side. Once we have all our hardware installed, well go ahead and snug everything down. And then torque it down as specified in instructions. Drivers side done, now lets go ahead and do it on the passenger side. Now our hitch is installed, now lets go ahead and reinstall the exhaust fitting and repeat the same step in reverse. Ok and with that were finished part number 10393 from Curt.
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (35 Customer Reviews)This fully welded trailer hitch receiver bolts onto your vehicle's frame with no welding required. Powder coated steel is sturdy and corrosion resistant.
by: Larry R.05/21/2015
I bought the hitch and wiring kit for a 2014 Chrysler 300, I must say the install video made it look like an easy job and in fact it was. The install took me about 2 hrs. from the time I put the car on the lift till it was back on its wheels and that includes installing the wiring harness. The fit and finish was superb, everything mated up perfectly, no need to tweak or pry on anything to get it to fit. All welds were smooth and straight. Nice to have and install such a high grade, heavy duty product. I also bought the C56145 custom wiring kit, it is a must have item for Chryslers due to their load specific wiring. The dealer wanted $600 for the hitch and wiring kit + $ to install. I saved a lot by doing it myself. A big thanks to "etrailer.com" for handling such fine products and the free shipping too. Respectfully, Larry R. 194787
Ya never know it is there due to the design, but it works as it is supposed to an that is the true test. I would buy it again in an instant.Larry R - 05/26/2016
by: Dan D.04/25/2014
Thank you for the follow up on my purchase. Your customer care is outstanding! I would like to comment on the hitch for my 2014 Dodge Charger. It's well built and a huge plus, it's made in the USA. Something that should be noted is that the 2014 Chargers muffler system is a bit different than what is depicted in your installation video. The passengers side muffler can not be disconnected and removed. It can be released from the hangers to give room for the installation but not removed because it is welded to the drivers side exhaust about half way to the engine. This provides little room to work around muffler making it very difficult to tighten the bolts on the passengers side. However, I was able to complete the installation and the product looks, and works great. The 2014 Charger trailer wiring harness couldn't be easier. It really is a plug and play. Thanks for the great products and service. Dan 127370
by: Emerson Gallup02/19/2016
I am 68 years old and get around in a wheel chair...after jacking up my newly acquired 2013 Chrysler 300C SRT8, I single handily removed the stock exhaust system as I was replacing it with an aftermarket performance setup...now was the opportune time to install the trailer hitch receiver with nothing in the way...the instruction were spot on...everything was included...3 bolts and washers threaded right in...3 plates and bolts fished in, and then were tightened down with nut/washer assemblies...total job lying on a creeper using impact tools was 35 minutes by myself...now I am just waiting for the small trailer to arrive that will carry my 3-wheel scooter with a tongue weight of 18 lbs. instead of using a Harmar lift attached to the rear of my car and forcing the rear to sag big time...I am over joyed!!! 238252
by: Jim P.04/16/2015
Easy to install and excellent fit and finish to my Chrysler 300. I use it for airport runs and being able to tow a small luggage trailer is important, especially when clients wish to bring their golf clubs. 185492
Everything is working well. Im glad to have etrailer my primary source for my towing needs. Respectfully,Jim P - 04/21/2016
by: Mike T.05/09/2016
The fit and finish was excellent... My only problems were in the installation on a 5 year old vehicle (2011 300 C)... The weld nuts were corroded, and on the passenger side, the limited access with the tail pipe in the way made it a chore to clean the threads enough to get the bolt to tighten properly... Also, there was no mention of the chrome exhaust tips that are cumbersome to remove and install with the tailpipes in place... Since you can get to the driver's side easier after removing that tailpipe, it would have been nice to know that it can be left in place until the tailpipe is removed. The passenger side is another story, it must com off to allow the pipe to come down enough to get the hitch slid in place... Other than those two things, the instructions were really good... 249268
by: Thos08/25/2014
Excellent product. Well designed. Solid. Installation itself is somewhat difficult. Had it not been for Curt's excellent video I would still be under the car!! 148534
Drags on some driveways and speed bumps. I would not recommend for a Charger. The car is too low, though it pulls a trailer effortlessly.Thos - 08/25/2015
by: CHARLES S. REECE III03/19/2015
by: Dirk Anderson10/03/2014
Product is absolutely excellent, purchasing and delivery, five star! Materials, instructions and products to do the installation, absolutely the best. They even include fishing wires for the bolts and washers. I would recommend etrailer.com to everyone I know and don't know; they are absolutely "the whole package"; don't accept anything less! Sorry, I don't have any pictures of the installed product, but everybody says it looks great on our 2014 Chrysler 300. 154420
by: Zui T.07/02/2016
First time buying a hitch, looked everywhere and asked so many places and this was the only one with great price and fast shipping. The instructions were pretty detailed and I thought I could do it myself but still handed to the professionals. Turned out it was bit tougher than I thought! But they finished in an hour and it was great to go! Also bought the wiring and ball mount here. 267466
by: Nile05/28/2014
This hitch is perfect. My wife was worried she would see it, and spoil the lines of her 300-C. The hitch is virtually invisible, you only see the reciever and it is black surrounded by a nice plastic boot. So her black 300-C is intact. The worst part of the install was the chrome pipe tips upper screw. I actually left it off when I was re-attaching everything. 133133
by: Don sands05/23/2014
Great product and instructions. Ordered and received the next day!!! I installed it in my driveway in 30 minuets. The video that is on YouTube by etrailer is spot on. 132073
by: Hugh07/07/2014
Should be an inch or so tighter up to the rear bumper cover. Hitch gets very close to the road and drags very easy. If it fit tighter it would drag less.Box you shjipped in was TERRIBLE! When I got it, the hitch had blown holes in three places. Good thing the fastners and instructions were taped to the hitch 139654
by: Sid k04/17/2014
Arrived very quickly to like 30 min to install looks great highly recomend . 125851
by: Jon12/16/2014
Installation was a little more time consuming on this one than my other LX (Dodge Magnum) due to the exhaust getting hung up on the tips that are part of the rear fascia. Otherwise, very simple install with easy to follow instructions. 165620
by: Marcio Panza04/22/2015
Really good deal. Easy to install. 187540
by: Paul N06/07/2016
Wow, what a great hitch made for the vehicle. I was unable to install it myself but my local auto repair shop installed it for $90. Looks great, fits up and under and is mostly hidden. I am Happy. 258716
by: Amy M.06/18/2014
Great customer service. Received emails updating me with progress on my order and received a follow-up email to check for satisfaction. Super fast shipping. Very happy with etrailer.com 136488
by: Ryan C02/16/2016
Just as advertised, great price and very fast shipping!! I will buy from again in a heart beat! Customer service was friendly and knowledgeable about the items asked about. Thanks! 237939
by: Sean Harvey07/01/2015
Very east install after reading instructions and two of us installed in less than 30 minutes and looks good under rear bumper without sticking out like a sore thumb. 208554
by: Kent06/11/2012
Fits very nice on the Charger. It does set very low which we knew would happen but will work great for our bike rack for our Bike Patrol Officers. 43723
by: Jeremy05/04/2015
The hitch fit great and was easy to install with simple hand tools. The muffler system on the car was the hardest part to get out of the way. 189826
by: Charlie k07/19/2016
Hitch shipped super fast. Got it installed few days ago and it fit perfectly. Great price and service, what else can you ask for? 273676
by: Thomas Stauch10/01/2016
I have not installed it yet. Sure did arrive quickly. Have used your products before, so I have high expectations. Thanks. 302382
by: Frank P01/02/2014
Thank you for shipping so fast. I have already installed the hitch. and wiring. thank you again. 111762
by: Don Bristol06/06/2016
The things I like is I can pull trailer and when backing up it protect my car from curbs 258196
by: Tim02/20/2017
It took me about an hour and a half to install. Exactly like the video said. 343561
by: BillyR07/12/2015
Fits grate and it takes about 1hr to put in thanks for a grate products 211147
by: robert h03/17/2017
Hitch fit perfectly. Installation went smoothly. Strongly recommend. 355029
by: Cory S.09/17/2013
Very easy to install took me about 30 minutes .Bolts up very solid. 100378
by: Calvin01/27/2015
The fit was excellent,installation straight forward Thanks 171484
by: Evan05/28/2014
Shipping was on time and it's a quality product. 132997
by: Marvin06/06/2015
Perfect fit and easy to install. 201083
by: Sonny06/08/2016
Fast delivery and good product 259220
by: Dwayne D.05/02/2014
easy to install....perfect fit 128660
by: Jon06/04/2016
Very nice thank you! 256753
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Creativity can be contemplated and watched in action in nearly every corner of New Haven during the multi-weekend City-wide Open Studios (CWOS), the annual celebration of art taking place during the month of October.
For many artists, the festival — hosted by Artspace and co-sponsored by Yale — is an annual opportunity to showcase (and, in some cases, demonstrate) their own work publicly. Yale faculty and staff are among the nearly 300 artists who participate in the event, now in its 16th year. Some of the exhibitors have made art their professions, while others are new to their mediums or create in their spare time. They work in a range of media, including painting, sculpture, installation art, photography, drawing, collage, textile arts, ceramics, and more.
"During our City-wide Open Studios festival, New Haven hums with the creative energy of a community fully engaged in the production of, and the enjoyment of, art," writes Helen Kauder, executive director of Artspace, in this year's program.
The festival takes place over four weekends, beginning with an opening reception 5-9 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 4 at Artspace, 50 Orange St. The reception also marks the official opening of an exhibit at Artspace featuring one representative work from each of the artists participating in CWOS. The exhibit will remain on view through Oct. 27. There is a $5 suggested donation for the reception.
During Erector Square Weekend, Oct. 12-13, the public is invited into the private studios of artists who work at Erector Square, 315 Peck St. in the Fair Haven neighborhood of New Haven. Erector Square once housed the factory that made Erector sets, and is today the city's largest concentration of art studios. Artists' studios will be open noon-5 p.m. both days.
In addition, curator-led preview tours artists' spaces will be offered on Friday, Oct. 11. Tickets for tours are $15 and include admission to a cocktail party before the tour, and dessert and conversation following. Tour guides include art directors and curators from various museums and art venues.
Artists' private studios — at sites or in homes throughout New Haven and neighboring towns — will be open to visitors noon-5 p.m. during Passport Weekend, Oct. 19-20. Maps are available for those doing self-directed tours of the studios. The Devil's Gear Bike Shop will host free, guided bike tours of studios; riders of all levels are welcome. Tours will depart from Fitkin Plaza on Orange Street in New Haven's Ninth Square between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Curator-led preview tours of private studios will take place on Thursday, Oct. 17. Tickets are $15.
The final weekend of CWOS, Oct. 26-27, features artists — numbering in the hundreds — showing their work at this year's Alternative Space, the Goffe Street Armory at 290 Goffe St. in New Haven. The Alternative Space is open noon-5 p.m. Food trucks will be outside the building throughout the afternoon, which also will feature musical performances.
On Oct. 26 at the Alternative Space, there will be a livestream of the Creative Time Summit, during which artists, activists, and cultural producers explore issues of wealth inequality throughout public discourse. Titled "Art, Place, and Dislocation in the 21st-Century City," the summit asks: "What new forms of civic participation and engagement are artists integrating into the built environment?" The keynote presentation by critic and writer Lucy Lippard takes place at 1:50 p.m.
The theme of this year's CWOS, "Reveille" (a bugle- or trumpet-call wakeup mainly used in the military), was inspired by the Alternative Space. New Haven's marching Foot Guard musical unit once rehearsed and stored its instruments in the Goffe Street Armory. The name also "captures CWOS's mission to awaken a new imagination in New Haven and to provide artists a platform to promote and sell their work," notes the CWOS website. Participating artists have been invited to incorporate this theme into works displayed in their studios or at the Alternative Space.
A closing party for artists will take place on Oct. 30 at the Yale School of Architecture.
Following are the names of just some of the Yale-affiliated artists, arranged by where they can be found during CWOS:
Erector Square (Oct. 12-13)
William Hilliar Anderson Barnett (Hill Anderson), associate research scholar at the Law School — Erector Square. He describes his focus in his CWOS artist statement: "I am a storyteller because I believe that the road to knowledge is paved with fabulous tales. I enjoy telling stories that challenge the common expectations of narrative. My hope is that where I am successful you will find stories visible in my photographs."
Chris Mir, a museum technician at the Yale University Art Gallery — Erector Square. "My paintings are intended to evoke hallucinatory or visionary states," Mir writes in his CWOS artist statement. "I work from digital composites, but the process is always primarily about the physicality of paint on canvas and the history of art."
Debra Simon, a senior administrative assistant in the Animal Care & Use Program — Erector Square. "I am a new artist; I only started painting recently," she notes in her artist statement. "I thought it would be a good experience for me to participate in Open Studios and meet other artists."
Private studios (Oct. 19-20)
Martin Kersels, associate professor and director of graduate studies in sculpture at the School of Art —14 Gilbert St., Studio M, West Haven. Kersel's body of work ranges from collaborative performances with the group SHRIMPS (1984-1993) to large-scale sculptures. His interest in machines, entropy, sound, and dissolution has produced work that examines the dynamic tension between failure and success, the individual and the group, and the thin line between humor and misfortune, according to his faculty biography. Kersels' objects and projects have been exhibited at museums both nationally and internationally.
Alternative Space (Oct. 26-27)
Megan Czekaj, a curatorial assistant in the Department of Prints and Drawings, Yale Center for British Art. Says Czekaj in her artist statement: "I am interested in harmony — this is mainly what I am attempting to create. I have been looking at motion in nature demonstrated by swarms and other large groups of animals and have been experimenting with different ways to convey this type of motion."
Terry Dagradi, photographer for Photo + Design, Information Technology Services. For her CWOS artist statement, Dagradi quotes from the book "Art and Fear" by David Bayles and Ted Orland: "Many people first respond deeply to art — indeed, respond deeply to the world — upon finding works of art that seem to speak directly to them .... Finding your own work is a process of distilling from each of those traces that ring true to your own spirit."
Rob Rocke, a client support specialist for Information Technology Services. In his artist statement he says, "For CWOS this year I will be featuring my second attempt at taking a photo a day for a year (2012). My first successful 'photo-a-day' for a year project was back in 2010. This year I tried to open things up a bit media-wise to include videos and sound clips as well as still photos."
Alison Walsh, an exhibitions coordinator at the School of Architecture. In her artist's statement for CWOS, she writes: "My work is highly influenced by the environment I find myself in. I am interested in the intersection of man and nature, suburbs and city, freedom and confinement, reality and fantasy. I believe the emotional effects of the environment can be represented by a physical object."
In addition, numerous CWOS artists are Yale alumni.
A complete list of the artists and events, and further information about the festival, can be viewed on the CWOS website.


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MUSKIES: An Early Season Formula For Success By Steve Heiting
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Eight muskies in a day, a couple of times. Certainly several sevens. And lots of 6-and 5-fish days. A check of my fishing records for the past few years reveals a striking pattern of multiple musky days early in the season, so much so that I can say with full conviction that if you want to catch a musky, spring is the time to do it.
Consider Small Changes for Muskies By Tony Grant
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"Top 5 times to downsize baits"
Rattle Your Way To Spring Success By Tony Grant
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With musky fever hot on your brain, you contemplate your next spring trip to Southern musky water.
About Lakes, Weeds and Muskies By Craig Engebretson
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Craig Engebretson writes about his many years experiences with muskies in weeds.
Become A Crank Bait "Wizard" By Howie Meyer
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Want to raise your your musky catching skills to the next level? Then become a crank bait "wizard". Musky pros like Joe Bucher, who wrote the book on these versatile baits will tell you that with a little imagination these seemingly straight-forward baits can literally create magic in the water.
March Muskie Madness By Tony Grant & Greg Thomas
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With as much excitement as the NCAA tournament brings to college basketball enthusiast, a madness of another type takes place in the coves and hollows of Kentucky's Cave Run and Green River Lakes. Muskies in the "Bluegrass State" are in their prime by tournament time and in full swing by the Final Four. Even though this March Madness may appear in other southern reservoirs it seems Kentucky is always the most thrilling host site.
Summer Stratification for Muskies By Chad Cain
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Understanding thermal stratification of water during the summer months can give us an idea of where to search for muskies. Many theories are out there concerning muskies and their behavior, but really the only facts that we know is muskies, as well as other fish species, need oxygen to breathe and food to survive. By getting an education of thermal stratification, we can learn how lakes develop several layers in them, where the oxygen is, how much oxygen is present depending on fertility of the lake, and how to use this information in our search for the elusive muskie.
Early Season Night Strategies By Jim Saric
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It was mid-afternoon and I was starting to feel really warm. The morning had been cool and the day before I had worn every sweatshirt and jacket I had. Early summer often experiences crazy swings in temperature, and the good news was the forecast called for a warming trend.
Six Steps To A First Musky By Dave Dorazio
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As a long-time musky guide, I've shared my boat with anglers of all proficiency levels. I've fished with musky hunters who have caught literally hundreds of muskies, including some huge fish. I've also fished with anglers who are complete novices who have never even fished for muskies.
Seven Degrees Of Musky Location By Bob Mehsikomer and Kyle Brickson
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We have found that water temperature and its effects on the prey/predator relationship should be one of the most valuable assets in any musky hunter's arsenal of knowledge.
Fluorocarbon Leaders for Muskies By Rob Manthei
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Musky fishing is getting more popular every year, and with gaining interest there is always more questions. What is the best reel, rod, boat, lure, line, etc? What kind of leader should I use with jerkbaits? Will a solid wire leader ruin my crankbait's action? I hear these questions day after day while guiding the home waters of Northern Wisconsin.
A Foundation for Success: The Concept of Garages By Steve Heiting
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Fifty-two inches is a lot of musky, and by the time the last bit of its tail paddled off into the gloom, my boat had drifted to the structure from which the fish had roared out. Kevin Schmidt and I paused in the middle of our celebratory high-fives to peer over the side and gawk at the arrangement of boulders.
Musky Trolling By Bob Devine
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The art of Musky Trolling, One of the best ways to catch fish…………
Mid-Summer Musky Tactics By Tom Dietz
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It was a picture perfect June morning as I eased my boat into one of Caesar's Creek Lake's numerous timbered coves.Because of the time of year, I kept the boat in deeper water rather than casting the shorelines, and we keyed in on deep standing timber as our primary structural element.
Catching 'Skies With Consistency By Steve Heiting
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Chances are very good that during the coming seminar and sport show season my response to a simple question is going to disappoint the person asking it. I'll be asked the same question at least once a week and I'll give the same answer. It will be an honest answer, but it won't be what they were looking for.
What lies beneath? By Tony Grant
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"Whether a vacation, weekend getaway or competing in a tournament or club outing, we all find ourselves treading in unfamiliar waters."
Muskies Aren't The Bad Guy! By Tom Dietz
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The muskellunge, or musky, is a native species in Ohio and is found in both major drainage basins of the state. Historically, it was abundant in the bays and tributaries of Lake Erie and in many streams in the Ohio River drainage. Currently, it is also found in several popular fishing lakes around the state including Clear Fork, Caesar's Creek, Salt Fork, Alum Creek, Piedmont and Leesville Lakes, among others. A common misconception amongst non-musky anglers is that this species often ruins the fishing for other targeted fish species in a given lake, such as walleyes and saugers, crappies, etc. The purpose of this article is to educate anyone who shares this belief, and eliminate many of the myths that surround this unique game fish species.
First-Timer's Guide To Lake of the Woods By Tom Gelb
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I started hunting muskies on Lake of the Woods about 25 years ago. My first impression remains with me today — almost every spot looks good! Up to that time, my musky experiences had been almost entirely on small to medium size lakes in Wisconsin. Locating fishy spots was a challenge, particularly before sonar. But to explore a small lake and locate weeds, rocks, logs and points took a matter of hours and provided a good starting point to pinpoint musky locations. These spots were fished repeatedly and the winners eventually were evident.
Cure For The Blow-Up Blues By Jim Saric
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I was pretty keyed up as the day started, as my friend Tom Sullivan and I were filming a television segment. The excitement of filming a show is much like the anticipation of the first day of any big musky trip, or the moment before the start of a tournament. You can't wait to get going, and your hopes are high.
1-2 Punch For Chippewa Flowage Muskies By Dave Dorazio
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When I think about it nowadays, I had what most musky hunters would consider an interesting childhood. I grew up on my family's fishing resort located on northern Wisconsin's Chippewa Flowage. Muskies and musky fishing were a part of daily life in this environment, and this likely gave me a head start to becoming a musky angler.
Find Baitfish, Find Muskies By Steve Heiting
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When it comes to rock bars, this one has it all — boulders, a gradual slope before a sudden drop-off to a main lake basin, and located on an island that already is a must-fish spot. This rock bar is a veritable "spot on the spot." Yet I had never caught a musky there. Musky Hunter's Editor, Jim Saric , laughed at me once when I told him about my lack of success there, and proceeded to tell me about all the big muskies that he had caught from the rock bar. Of course, that only increased my frustration.
Refined Live Bait Tactics By Steve Herbeck
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Steve Herbeck has turned livebait fishing into an artform. Here, he takes it a step further!
Fishing Muskies during Cold Fronts By Rob Manthei
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Cold fronts, just mentioning these two words make most fishermen shiver. Not just because the weather is going to get cooler, but because of the effects from these ever popular weather anomalies pose on the targeted fish of choice. Being a guide, I have to fish with clients rain or shine, hot or cold, and cold front or not. Learning how to deal with these changes in weather wasn't easy, but there are definitely ways around the brutal cold fronts.
Crankbaits 101 By Joe Bucher
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It wasn't that long ago when crankbaits were not a widely accepted part of the musky arsenal. This was especially true in the Midwestern region where casting was and still is the predominant presentation.
Tiger Time By Tony Grant
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"A surefire yet unusual summer pattern for Giant Hybrid Tiger Muskies"
Find Wisconsin's Hidden Musky Gems By Steve Heiting
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Musky fishermen on the lookout for big fish have long followed the "fishbowl theory" — that is, the bigger the bowl, the bigger the fish inside them grow. Applied to muskie fishing, that means the bigger the water, the better the chance at a trophy.
Superfish! By MHM Staff
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Do they exist? Of course. But are the numbers of 55 inches and 50 pounds being thrown around too much lately?
Goin' Fast for Muskies By Tony Grant
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Goin' Fast for Muskies "When things seem slow"
Color Technology & Muskies By Steve Heiting
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One of the most interesting artifacts in the main lodge of Monument Bay Lodge on Lake of the Woods' Northwest Angle involves a huge, ancient, mounted musky. While the musky is certainly a giant, it's not the fish mount that I find so interesting but the lure hanging in its mouth — a silver-bladed black bucktail of uncertain manufacture that looks as old as the mount. It's probably the one that tricked the musky.
Dead, Flat Calm By Jim Bortz
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The intensity of the August sun begins to fade as it nears the western horizon and colors of orange and purple bleed across the cloudless sky. While the heat reduction is a welcomed change, the humidity feels like a weight on my chest and the still air sticks to my sunburned skin. The distant hum of a small outboard motor creeps into my consciousness as I deliberately make my way around the shallow, weed-covered point. All sounds seem to be amplified by the unruffled surface of the water. The occasional bluegill slashing at a caddis fly trumps the whir of my electric motor. The gurgling plops of my surface bait almost seem too much as it leaves a noticeable trail of bubbles on the otherwise motionless water. I consider switching to something a bit more subtle, but then I hear the water erupt.
Three Years, Three Eagle Lake Monsters By Spence Petros
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A short diary of three exceptional fish on three different trips!
Heat, Cover, Baitfish By Joe Bucher
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Early season musky fishing is something that all musky nuts can't wait to start doing, yet few are truly successful at catching fish during this period of time. You've heard all the excuses that "It's too early," "They're still spawning, "The water's too cold," "We need some nice weather to get 'em going". The list goes on and on, but for the most part none of it should hinder your ability to catch muskies in the early season. What you do need to know is where the muskies are, and what conditions and lures are going to trigger them to strike.
Three Hot Summer Tactics By Gregg Thomas
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Summer fishing can be defined in different ways depending on who you ask and what areas you fish. Traditionally, summer fishing has been defined as casting your favorite bucktail in shallow weeds on your lake of choice. To some this is true, but to the rest of the musky world, well, we know better. With muskies ranging from Alabama to northern Ontario, summer tactics are as different as ants and alligators.
LOTW with Bill Sandy
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One of Lake of the Woods' premier guides reveals his summer magic.
MSI: Muskie Scene Investigations By Tony Grant
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"Scope out a few tips on how to examine, analyze and evaluate the evidence to establish patterns to prime muskie territory and forage"
Magic Moments By Steve Heiting
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If I Had To Pick One Time Of Day To Fish, It Would Be The Last Hour Of Daylight
Carve Trophy Waters Down To Size By Jim Saric
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We all dream of trophy muskies. For some of us the pursuit of giant muskies goes beyond a passion and becomes a borderline obsession. How else can you explain our colorful discussions about fish handling, size limits, photographs, tournaments, etc. The bottom line is we all care about muskies and want to protect our waters and our fisheries so that they can continue to produce trophy fish into the future. As musky hunters grow in numbers we naturally increase the amount of pressure on the existing waters. That simply means more fish are going to get caught. With muskies reaching 25 to 30 years of age in some northern waters, chances are that fish will get caught several times throughout its life. So, taking all the steps necessary to protect these fish so we can catch them again is pretty important.
Basic Black By Jim Bortz
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It doesn't seem to matter where or when a discussion of lure color comes up between musky men and women. There's always one who has to say, "Any color's fine as long as it's black." It's such a standard comment, it's become cliché. If I had a nickel for every time I heard somebody say that … well, I guess that's a cliché too. I've heard it so much, I expect to hear it.
Confessions of a Bottom Grinder By Mark Maghran
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This isn't merely bottom bouncing. It's flat-out, hard-core, dredge-the-bottom-for-muskies trolling.
The Plastics Revolution In Musky Fishing By Steve Heiting
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Musky fishermen can be extremely slow to change because they are seldom willing to risk time on the water to try what they perceive as an offbeat method. The soft plastic revolution that is occurring right now in their sport underscores that statement.
"Take to the Road for Muskies" Utilizing manmade structure for consistent production By Tony Grant
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What once were passageways for horse drawn machinery and motorized vehicles have now become an underwater super highway, a seasonal travel route for most all species of fish. Whether asphalt, gravel or dirt these underwater roads seem to be one of the most overlooked types of structure for most muskie anglers.
Trolling 101 By Jim Murphy
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During the off season many of the questions I am asked at sport shows and seminars pertain to trolling. The violent smash of your bait by a big fish or the follow of a fish taunting you as she approaches the boat is indescribable. However, under certain circumstances trolling may be the most effective tool we have to put more, and sometimes bigger,fish in the boat. Every year many of the largest fish caught are fooled by trolled baits. You can cover a lot of water and present large baits to fish that are difficult if not impossible to cast. It is very probable that the next world record musky will be caught by trolling, most likely on a Great Lakes system.
"Late Summer Power Buzzbaiting" By Tony Grant
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In my years of guiding I have found one of the toughest times to consistently boat muskies is during the late summer to fall transition period. With summer ending, daylight hours shorten, thus water temperatures start to drop slightly. This drop in temperature causes large schools of shad to move toward the surface creating a tremendous amount of surface activity. Lurking beneath the surface, watching this activity is the muskie. For obvious reasons, this is buzzbait time.
Bucktails for Muskies By Steve Heiting
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There's little question why bucktails are the most popular style of musky lure. Bucktails can be fished fast or slow, in clear water or dark, shallow or deep, from season's start to end. Their spinning blade and wiggling tail seem to hold a special fascination for muskies, and when the moment of truth comes and a musky strikes, they hook up with the efficiency of their being little more than a piece of wire and a hook.
Night Shift for Muskies By Tony Grant
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"Big Muskies After Dark"
Drawdown Muskies By Tony Grant
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"Lakes with severe water level changes, such as those experiencing a drawdown, present problems for the muskie angler. Here's a few ways to cope with water level fluctuations anytime of the year."
Roaming the Northwoods for Musky By Tony Grant
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Roaming the Northwoods for Musky with a "Shallow Southern Approach"
Fall Down South….. A look at Southern Reservoirs from Shore to Shore By Tony Grant
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The leaves are changing and the air is starting to cool. The days of jet skiers and sunbathers are coming to an end with the shorter days bringing the cooler water temperatures. This is the official end of summer and the beginning of fall musky fishing. This is the time of year that many musky fishermen live for.
Fall Esox By Rob Manthei
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I am often asked while guiding what my favorite time of year is to fish muskies. My reply is simple, whenever and however. A lot of musky fishermen have a built in response to this question. Fall. They figure that this is the only time to get a chance a real big fish.
Gain Experience on Fall Musky Training Grounds By Steve Heiting
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Fall is considered by musky fisherman as the time for trophy fish. Large female muskies putting on the feedbag to sustain their developing egg mass are on the prowl, hunting suckers, ciscoes and whitefish. If you hope to catch a musky that's truly heavy for its length, fall is the time to do it.


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Re: Map and functional constructs to replace iterative statements
Many many thx for a host of interesting solutions and approaches to the problem. The feedback on my question has really helped me think about ways to use Mathematica in a more and more elegant way. I can now rewrite tons of code and have better, clearer, and much faster solutions.
For the question I originally posed, I've settled on a combination of the offered solutions:
timeSeries = {100., 102., 103., 104., 105.};
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A series of 5-4 Supreme Court decisions resulting in curtailment of abortion rights, and freedom of speech for students, increasing difficulty in workers suing to en pay discrimination, and halting efforts at school desegregation highlight the after effects of Ralph Nader's decision to enter the 2000 presidential election and ensure George Bush's election. Nader, to this day, insists there is no difference between a Democrat or a Republican in the presidency. Does Mr. Nader believe these Supreme Court decisions would have been the same if Al Gore had become president?
Nader represents a cynical view of life and politics which believes all politicians are evil and it is unimportant who gets elected. Yes, many politicians are corrupt and sell their souls for a few dollars. But, there are also decent people like Al Gore or Congressman Waxman who was the one to nail Dick Cheney's efforts at hiding papers. Inherent in the Naders of this world is a perspective since politics contains evil, only pure blooded unsoiled individuals who have no chance of winning an election should enter their names in the contest. After all, a George Bush is no different than an Al Gore.
Unfortunately, women's rights will suffer, we will struggle even harder to attain equity in education for all children, and a mad war in Iraq will consume the lives of thousands because Mr. Nader believes he alone represents virtue. Please do no support another Nader in 2008. If you do, consider the consequence of a President Giuliani or Fred Thompson's continued funneling of conservatives on the Supreme Court. What price virtue, Mr. Nader, what price?


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Johnny Carson may have said it best: "Thanksgiving is an emotional holiday. People travel thousands of miles to be with people they only see once a year. And then discover once a year is way too often."
Now, I hope that isn't true for you. Beyond giving thanks for turkey, stuffing, banana cream pie, uncle Eddie's unique personality, and a competitive Lions team, we need to be thankful for all ways we've been blessed.
As easy as it is to say, "Be a thankful person," there are real enemies that rob us. The first enemy is isolation. We were created for community and God says it is not good for us to be alone. When we isolate ourselves, we lose the connection we were created for and we forget how wonderful the people around us are. So, make time during these holidays to have coffee with an old friend or to call a relative you miss.
Another enemy is busyness. The schedule can be so full, that getting through the day is all we feel like we can do. We're told, "Busy people get the most done." So we over commit and instead of being thankful, we resent our busy lives. As tempting as it is, resist the need to fill the calendar. Use the extra time to pray to God, and thank Him for the life you've been given.
Finally, guard against the enemy of entitlement. It's so easy to think that people are here to serve us. "I deserve it!" I order my coffee at Starbucks, where my addictions are most satisfied, and how do I respond? Am I thankful for the person who got up much earlier than I did to make it? I may have paid for it, but does my heart express with words how thankful I am? Followers of Jesus Christ should be the most thankful people anyone ever meets. God gave of His son, so that we might have eternal life. So "give thanks in all circumstances" (1 Thessalonians 5:18) and have a wonderful holiday season.


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King, Gill & Schanowski host extended BMW Bulls Post Game Live coverage
following EVERY NBA Eastern Conference match-up on Comcast SportsNet & CSNChicago.com starting Sunday night, May 15
CSNChicago.com to also provide exclusive behind-the-scenes video and post-game reports
from Bulls Insider Aggrey Sam, along with game highlights, blogs, Bulls In Game Live and much more!
Chicago, IL (May 13, 2011) Its the match-up everyone has been waiting for as Comcast SportsNet, the television home for the most games and most comprehensive coverage of the NBA Eastern Conference champion Chicago Bulls (who finished the 2010-11 regular season with the NBAs best overall record at 62-20, eliminated the Indiana Pacers in Round 1 and eliminated the Atlanta Hawks in Round 2 of the 2011 NBA Playoffs), and CSNChicago.com, the networks 247 online home for even more in-depth Bulls playoffs coverage, are ready to bring fans complete wall-to-wall Bulls coverage throughout the teams entire NBA Eastern Conference Finals battle against the rival Miami Heat with extended editions of BMW Bulls Post Game Live following EVERY GAME.
Stacey King, Comcast SportsNets always-entertaining Bulls game analyst and three-time NBA champion, joins hosts Mark Schanowski and Kendall Gill (with Gail Fischer providing live locker room interviews with players and coaches) for BMW Bulls Post Game Live starting Sunday night, May 15 (approx. 9:45 PM) immediately following Game 1. Plus every on-aironline edition of BMW Bulls Post Game Live will feature live post-game press conferences with Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau, along with interviews featuring Bulls and Heat players. Comcast SportsNets complete NBA Eastern Conference Finals BMW Bulls Post Game Live on-aironline schedule is included in this release.
Comcast SportsNets 247 online home, CSNChicago.com, will provide even more exclusive Bulls playoffs content coverage including the following:
Bulls In Game Live: Real-time, live data combined with timely editorial including compelling elements such as detailed play-by-play, in-game scoring, shot charts, situation statistics, Twitter feeds from Stacey King (@Sky21King) and Bulls Insider Aggrey Sam (@CSNBullsInsider NOTE: Sam will be on-site for every homeroad playoff game), LIVE in-game chat sessions, headlines, NBA Playoffs scoreboard, photos and more.
Stacey King Poster Shop: Newly launched area showcases Staceys signature poster videos of slam dunks and must-see plays; also includes @Sky21King Twitter feed and link to the Stacey King Soundboard at Bulls.com.
Game highlights available on CSNChicago.com following every game.
Live, in-game chat sessions featuring King, Schanowski & Gill.
Exclusive, behind-the-scenes video from practice, shoot arounds, postgame, etc.
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Additional on-air BullsNBA Playoffs coverage highlights on Comcast SportsNet include full-blown weeknight Bulls discussionanalysis on Chicago Tribune Live presented by Captain Morgan, featuring host David Kaplan. Also, every 6:30PM edition of SportsNet Central presented by AT&T U-Verse will provide thorough pre-game coverage featuring a complete preview of each match-up, along with numerous playercoaches interviews, and viewers will get the complete wrap-up featuring game highlights and additional post-game interviews on GMC SportsNet Central at 10:00 PM and 10:30 PM.
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BULLS vs. MIAMINBA EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS POST-GAME COVERAGE ONCOMCAST SPORTSNET & CSNCHICAGO.COM
Game 1: Sun, May 15 (approx. 9:45 pm) BMW Bulls Post Game Live(NOTE: LIVE on Comcast SportsNet & CSNChicago.com)
Game 2: Wed, May 18 (approx. 10:15 pm) BMW Bulls Post Game Live(NOTE: LIVE on Comcast SportsNet & CSNChicago.com)
Game 3: Sun, May 22 (approx. 10:15 pm) BMW Bulls Post Game Live(NOTE: LIVE on Comcast SportsNet & CSNChicago.com)
Game 4: Tue, May 24 (approx. 10:15 pm) BMW Bulls Post Game Live(NOTE: LIVE on Comcast SportsNet & CSNChicago.com)
Game 5: Thu, May 26 (approx. 10:15 pm) BMW Bulls Post Game Live (NOTE: If necessary; LIVE on Comcast SportsNet & CSNChicago.com)
Game 6: Sat, May 28 (approx. 10:15 pm) BMW Bulls Post Game Live (NOTE: If necessary; LIVE on Comcast SportsNet & CSNChicago.com)
Game 7: Mon, May 30 (approx. 10:15 pm) BMW Bulls Post Game Live (NOTE: If necessary; Comcast SportsNet & CSNChicago.com)
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General manager Josh Byrnes offered a one-year contract with a team option to Ramon Vazquez, but Vazquez's agent said his client is seeking a multiyear deal. The sides are expected to speak again. Byrnes also has had preliminary conversations with the agent for Damion Easley, who spent 2006 with the D-backs. Agent Paul Cohen said no contract offer had been made, and that five teams have expressed some level of interest.
The D-backs also have spoken to the agent for free agent Mark Loretta and with St. Louis about a possible trade for Adam Kennedy, but at this point, both players seem to be out of their financial reach. Loretta made $2,275,000 last season; Kennedy is due $4 million in 2009, the final year of his contract. Orlando Hudson made $6.25 million last season, and could demand eight figures per year in a multiyear deal.
Vazquez, 32, he hit .290 with 40 RBIs in 300 at-bats in Texas last season, playing mostly third base, but he came up as a middle infielder and can play there. He hits left-handed.
"If the right deal comes along, we're going to jump at it," agent Melvin Roman said.
Vazquez was San Diego's starting second baseman in 2002 and starting shortstop in 2003 before falling into a reserve role in 2004. He hit .274 with 21 doubles, two home runs and 32 RBIs in 2002, when he started 104 games. He hit .261 with three homers and 30 RBIs in 107 starts in 2003.
Easley, 39, hit .233 with nine homers and 28 RBI in 189 at-bats for Arizona in 2006, mostly as a right-handed-hitting backup to left-handed-hitting Chad Tracy, Craig Counsell, and Stephen Drew.
The Tigers' staring second baseman from 1997-2002, Easley has been a reserve ever since and had two of his best years in that role with the Mets in 2007-08, combining to hit .273 with 16 homers, 16 doubles and 70 RBIs in 509 at-bats.
Arizona is "definitely a possibility," agent Paul Cohen said. "It is something he'd definitely be interested in. He feels he can play a lot, but he understands that wherever he is, he likely will be in a super utility role and as a platoon player at second base."
--INF Damion Easley has drawn interest from the D-backs as a possible platoon candidate at second base and "super sub," and the sides have had preliminary talks. Easley, who lives in suburban Phoenix, hit .233 with nine homers and 28 RBIs in 189 at-bats with the D-backs in 2006 before spending the past two seasons with the Mets. He hit .273 with 16 doubles, 16 homers and 70 RBIs in 509 at-bats in 2007-08.
--INF Jaime D'Antona was granted his release to sign with the Yakult Swallows of Japan's Central League, who paid the D-backs about $200,000. D'Antona, 26, hit .176 in 17 at-bats in his first taste of the major leagues after having his contract purchased last July 22, but he did not appear to fit into Arizona's future plans due to defensive concerns. He was second in the Pacific Coast League with a .365 batting average last season for Class AAA Tucson, where he also had 35 doubles, 21 home runs and 79 RBIs. He participated in the Futures Game and won the Class AAA home run derby.
--Free agent 1B Tony Clark and rookie 1B Josh Whitesell appear to be the top candidates for the spot as the top left-handed pinch hitter off the bench (Clark is a switch-hitter) and reserve first baseman, although it appeared that no offer had been made to Clark by Thanksgiving. Whitesell is under team control. Conor Jackson and Chad Tracy are the top two first basemen, although Jackson looked comfortable playing left field the second half of 2008 and Tracy had been used at third base in the past before a knee injury curtailed his mobility in 2007.
--OF Eric Byrnes is among the many D-backs who are working out at the team's facility in Phoenix in the offseason. Byrnes is attempting to return from a debilitating hamstring injury that limited him early and cost him the second half of the season. Doctors found a small spot where the muscle had been pulled away from the bone, but Byrnes opted for a stringent rehab program instead of surgery.
--Minor league OF Evan Frey, 22, was the most impressive of the D-backs' position players in the Arizona Fall League, hitting .288 with 11 RBI to help the Phoenix Desert Dogs reach the title game. His three RBI in that title game came in consecutive innings. For the fall season, Frey had three triples, one short of the league high, and seven stolen bases, tied for sixth in the league.
DIAMOND STAT: 900 -- Victories by the D-backs in their first 11 seasons, second most among new teams in the expansion era. Kansas City had the most, 920.
QUOTABLE: "He held his own in the Fall League by keeping the same game plan at the plate. That showed maturity as a player." -- Diamondbacks director of player development A.J. Hinch, on OF Evan Frey's progress in the Arizona Fall League.
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I don't think there's anything wrong with a chatty seller. I say hello to everyone who stops at my table and I try to be friendly, usually you can get a feel for whether or not the person is feeling conversational. I used to have little descriptions for each of the zines on my table, though that's more difficult now that I have a distro. So I just tell people not to be shy about flipping through the zines and asking questions.
"Read me" notes are also a good idea. I'll use this example; I distro a zine called Don't Be A Dick. It's about consent, and it's written by a straight cis guy for a similar audience. I think there's lots of really important info in it, but guys at my table often seem hesitant to pick it up, and I figured they had a fear that picking it up in front of me was like actually admitting to being a dick or something. So at my last event, I put a little note in front of it, on hot pink paper with a few words about the content and wrote, "You're not a dick!" By the end of the day, I'd sold 'em all.
I think the problem comes when browsers start feeling pressured to spend their money - it's just an awkward position to put someone in and I don't think it's very fair. I'm speaking as someone with ample experience on both sides of the table. The hard seller doesn't come along very often, but when they do...
Really good question? I want to know the answer too. I went to a zine fest once. It looked like most people had about 30 to 50 copies depending on how expensive they are and how large.
twilight gecko said:
how many copies of zines do you usually take with you?
this thread is cool. However --is there a collected version of all the advice one should try and keep in mind
Talk a lot, and share ideas.
Yes, you can touch what's on the table.
It's open to any age demographic.
When I go to one I look at the creative covers (folding, hidden areas, the binding, use of other materials) and get so many ideas.


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It's a simple song and dance. We all want to see the NFL's batch of new, tantalizing stars get on the field already. We can only take away so much from their college tape, and it doesn't really tell us how they will play in the NFL. So, to satisfy that need to know the future in the present, we -- team officials, people in the media, people in general -- make these player-to-player comparisons. Like this. And this. It happens in all sports, but since this is a fantasy football website ....
How helpful are those comparisons? Not much at all; it's just for chatter. And here's another one that is really something. NFL Network's Albert Breer reported recently that Steelers rookie running back Dri Archer "has been tagged internally as a miniature version of Jamaal Charles."
Fantasy Analysis:
Todd Haley, the Steelers' offensive coordinator, coached Charles when he was at the helm in Kansas City from 2009-2011. I would love to know his public opinion on this topic.
Archer is certainly quick and fast. He ran a sub-4.30 40-yard dash at the combine. He's short and very light at 5-foot-8, 175 pounds. But, no, let's just go ahead and compare him with perhaps most well-rounded running back in the NFL who is also a very tough inside runner even though he is less than 200 pounds. I doubt Archer has that ability in his bag.
Hell, Breer also said in the same piece that Cardinals third-round rookie wideout John Brown is being compared to T.Y. Hilton. Sure, they are similar in size, speed, and athleticism, and Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians used to coach Hilton in Indy. But let's let these kids find their footing in the league first. Do you think every running back who was fast and quick, who was less than 6 feet tall and 200 pounds was the next Jamaal Charles? Every player is different no matter what two players share physically.
Let's see Dri Archer be the best Dri Archer. I don't expect him to have a significant offensive role this season. Just take this for what it is and move on.


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1. Re: Any gotcha's on using FRA in ASM for archive logs?P.Forstmann Jan 21, 2013 7:41 PM (in response to 986206)I'm not sure Oracle has published such a document but you can read Uwe Hesse (Oracle employee and trainer) blog on FRA http://uhesse.com/2011/09/22/the-recovery-area-why-it-is-recommended/.
Im my experience monitor your FRA usage especially for archived redo logs: if instance parameter DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST_SIZE is set too low you may get (in)famous ORA-00257 archiver stuck issue.
2. Re: Any gotcha's on using FRA in ASM for archive logs?rcc50886 Jan 21, 2013 8:03 PM (in response to 986206)For so many reasons the archivelog location should be shared among the cluster nodes.
3. Re: Any gotcha's on using FRA in ASM for archive logs?JohnWatson Jan 21, 2013 10:30 PM (in response to 986206)The answers above say nothing about whether one should store archivelogs on ASM.
I think best practice according to Uncle Oracle is firstly, archive to a fast recovery area; secondly, place the FRA on ASM. You say that most DBAs you know store them on a non-ASM location. I would think that is because they do not have a tape media manager for RMAN, and are therefore relying on third party products that cannot read ASM files to move archivelogs backups to tape. If you have a MML driver to let RMAN drive your tape library, then store your archivelogs on the FRA and use RMAN to back them up to tape. If you do not have an MML, then you will need to get your archivelogs (or a backup of them) onto a non-ASM location so that they can go to tape from there.
4. Re: Any gotcha's on using FRA in ASM for archive logs?Billy~Verreynne Jan 22, 2013 6:31 AM (in response to 986206)
joanlink wrote:ASM for archive logging works just fine - and is my preference. Tested it pretty extensively in a dev cluster using different storage servers (we were testing storage fabric layers and not RMAN/ASM/archive logging specifically). Lost the database a few times and had to recover. No issues with archive logs being on ASM and it worked quite seamlessly.
Trying to find a best practices document from Oracle regarding the use of ASM to store the archivelogs in RAC. Most of the DBA's I know create a non-ASM location to store the archivelogs. Are there any considerations if you are also using dataguard?
5. Re: Any gotcha's on using FRA in ASM for archive logs?986206 Jan 22, 2013 12:18 PM (in response to JohnWatson)Thanks for these replies. My plan is to use a FRA on ASM for the archivelogs but do RMAN backups into a non-ASM space.
I have used the FRA extensively before for rman backups, archivelogs and duplexed copy of redo and controlfiles but never archivelogs in ASM.
Any gotcha's with dataguard using archivelogs in ASM?


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It is more concealable, as it's just a "lump" and not identifiable as a gun. Also, it draws easier from the pocket than the PM9 does, as well as being a "hair" more reliable IMHO. The last, but not least advantage, it's good for more than one shot when fired from inside the jacket pocket.


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For the third consecutive year, the folks from Celebration! Cinema have awarded the Celebrated Service Award! The award aims to "reignite a conversation about service throughout the community that leads to meaningful change; building equality for all who live in and visit our communities."
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Are STDs a big problem?
The U.S. has the highest STD rates of any country in the industrialized world. Approximately 18.9 million new cases of STDs (excluding HIV) occur each year in the U.S.. More than half of all people will be infected with an STD at some point in their lifetime. 25% of sexually active teenagers have an STD and 20% of Americans over the age of 12 has genital herpes - a 500% increase since 1976. New studies show that teenage girls have a 46% chance of contracting HPV (Human Papiloma Virus) at their first sexual encounter which is a disease that is directly connected to 99.7% of cervical cancers and kills 5,000 women each year.
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Draya Clears Up Color Bias Rumors
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Back in February Basketball Wives LA star Draya Michele caught flack from fans who complained that her Fine Ass Girls clothing line only used light skin models [click hereif you missed that].
Draya insists she has no bias towards color and her model's skin tones are just a coincidence...
Draya tells Vibe Vixen
"I am in no way biased or do I prefer light skin or dark skin it's just that the people that model my clothing are my friends in real life. I don't hire models and I don't have castings and say "not her or her." These are just my friends and these are just regular girls and I just pick them based on if them being my friends, I don't see color. It's just about how the shirt looks, so really I could use headless pictures, it's just about if my t-shirt looks good that's all I really care about."


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If you have read previous blog posts of mine, you would know that I am not a big fan of Roger Canaff. But there are many things that he stands for that I also agree with. I mean, take his most recent post at this time is about Republican Congressman Akin and his horrific comments on rape.
I agree with most of what he says. Rape accusations are not often fabricated. I agree with his explanation of those who would be apologists for rapists and for the most part wouldn't word it differently.
But when he makes a comment like this:
… is a natural outgrowth of the equally baseless male hysteria that birthed the myth that women regularly lie about rape in order to recapture their virtue.
I cannot help but think of his friend, my false accuser. Women may not regularly lie about rape in order to recapture their virtue. But when this happened to me, when his friend did this to me, the first comments by my mother was that this was exactly what she was doing, that she was just trying to lie to recapture some perceived lost virtue.
The problem with people like Roger is that the mere suggestion that someone might have lied about being a victim of sexual violence will cause them to ostracize them as being hysterical. I am not hysterical. It happened to me. His friend did it to me. He is a false rape accuser apologist.


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In the Dominican, Gregory Polanco went 1-for-4 with a single and run scored. He has reached base 43 times this year, picking up at least one hit or walk in 21 of his 22 games.
Going into Friday, Tito Polo had not had a hit since Opening Day
Matt Hague went 1-for-3 with a single and a walk in his team's 3-0 loss. He is hitting .313 in 17 games.
Oscar Tejeda hit a pinch-hit double and scored a run in the eighth inning of his team's 13-11 loss. Tejeda stayed in the game and played left field.
In Puerto Rico, Jerry Sands reached base twice, going 1-for-4 with a single and a walk, though he also struck out twice. Sands is hitting .290 with two homers, so the results look good, but he has struck out 13 times in 31 at-bats.
Ivan De Jesus Jr. went 2-for-4 with two singles. He is hit...
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