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After several near-misses, Rob Bell and Alasdair McCaig's Ecurie Ecosse McLaren took a first British GT win of the year in the season finale at Donington, but the biggest celebrations were reserved for TF Sport as they wrapped up both the teams and driver's titles with Derek Johnston and Jonny Adam. Here's what we learned from another exciting decider.
1. Second is enough for TF Sport
In the end, this was a second place that felt just as good as a win. For newly-crowned British GT champion Derek Johnston and Jonny Adam – the first man ever to successfully defend the title – Donington had long been earmarked as the circuit where they could recover their winning form, having not stood on the top step of the podium since round two at Rockingham. They showed their confidence was not misplaced in qualifying and took pole with four tenths in hand over Rob Bell and Alasdair McCaig, before Johnston took the lead at the start.
However a Safety Car to recover Mark Farmer's stranded TF Sport Aston Martin – the victim of first lap contact with Liam Griffin's Lamborghini – meant Johnston would have it all to do again at the restart, McCaig initially putting him under pressure before the Aston pulled away in traffic.
Although Johnston had pulled out enough of a gap to cover the 15-second success penalty carried over from race two at Snetterton, a quick outlap from Bell gave the McLaren a lead he would never lose, with Adam demoted to second. The Scot wasn't overly worried however – with championship rivals Jon Minshaw and Phil Keen out of the race, second was more than enough to take the title.
If only all Monday's felt this good! @BritishGT @DoningtonParkUK #teamAMR #winners pic.twitter.com/CbEAyeig4j
— Jonny Adam (@JonnyAdam) September 12, 2016
12 months on from his first series win alongside Matt Bell, Johnston could scarcely believe his upturn in fortunes.
"It's magical isn't it?" he said. "I messed around in the early years of British GT but the trick was to stay consistent with the same car, same team, because when you change every year, you just take two steps back again – and it's worked hasn't it?
"We came here knowing what we had to do and we did it. We were lucky with Jon obviously, it might have been a bit closer, but it doesn't matter – we won!"
TF boss Tom Ferrier was delighted to wrap up the drivers and teams championship double, but knows the hard work isn't over yet, with another four rounds remaining in the GT3 Le Mans Cup and International GT Open.
"It was a bit of a long-shot coming into it, so it's still a bit surreal at the moment," he said afterwards. "We always thought we would have the pace to do well here, we just needed everything to fall into place which it did, which is wonderful.
"If I'm in the position again might enjoy it a bit more next time, it's nice to get one under our belt. It's back to work again Monday morning, but we might have a couple of pints tomorrow!"
2. Minshaw and Keen fall at the final hurdle
Having had one retirement all season when Minshaw was taken out by a wandering GT4 car at Brands Hatch, this was the worst possible time to have their second.
With an 11.5 point buffer over the TF Sport Aston Martin coming into the weekend after a double win at Snetterton, Minshaw and Keen knew that second would be enough to take the title even if Johnston and Adam could clear off into the distance and win. But with an extra five seconds pitstop penalty to serve, Minshaw was understandably eager not to let Johnston out of his sights and get past McCaig, however traffic was once again set to play a role.
Minshaw got a run on the McLaren through the Craner Curves, but was surprised by how much McCaig had to check up passing Paul Hollywood's GT4 Aston Martin into the Old Hairpin. He dipped a wheel onto the grass and spun, spearing across the gravel and into the barriers. Game over.
Gutted doesn't cover it. But massive congratulations to @OfficialTFSport and @OptimumMSport! Maybe next year… 🏁
— Emma Laddiman (@EmmaLaddiman) September 11, 2016
Marco Attard won the 2014 title with Barwell despite not finishing the final race, but this time it was not to be – all Johnston and Adam had to do was keep their heads and finish, which they duly did. But despite the bitterly disappointing end to their season, team boss Mark Lemmer retained a sense of perspective.
"Traffic management is all part of the championship, it was just an unfortunate part of the circuit to have that sort of incident," he said. "If there's anywhere you can't afford to put two wheels on the grass it's there, so that was it. But he's done a brilliant job all year and so has Keeny.
"It's been a vintage year of Aston versus McLaren versus Lambo versus Bentley, the racing has been superb and we've really enjoyed it. In year one with Lamborghini we were hoping to finish in the top three of the championship and we've done that, we've won races, we've exceeded our expectations and we'll come back and win it next year."
3. Ecurie Ecosse end the year in style
Almost unnoticed amid the title drama was a double victory in GT3 and GT4 for the Ecurie Ecosse McLarens. It was the 650S GT3's first win of the year and only its second ever in British GT after guest pairing Adrian Quaife-Hobbs and Gilles Vannelet won at Silverstone last year, while Ciaran Haggerty – driving through the pain barrier after slicing the tendons in his thumb in a work accident – and 16-year-old Sandy Mitchell took a second win from three races in GT4.
"I suppose it has [been a long time coming], we just put it all together and the car worked well all weekend," said Bell. "I'm not sure we were the quickest but we did our thing and I got a really good outlap on new tyres which made the difference.
"It's a nice way to end the season. We've always had the potential, it's just been a really frustrating season in British GT for that reason – we've been there or there abouts in most places, but we never pieced it together for one reason or another and we have today, so that's fantastic."
Perfect day for @Garage_59 at the #DoningtonDecider with wins in both GT3 & GT4. More to follow in #ThingsWeLearned pic.twitter.com/DZKcD5Atrr
— Racing GT (@RacingGT) September 11, 2016
Like Lemmer, McLaren GT sporting manager Bas Leinders threw his weight behind the championship and hopes to return next year to bag the main prize.
"It is of course the best weekend we've had in the British GT championship this year – we had some bad luck during the year and some minor incidents on track as well, so it's good after the first win of the GT4 at Snetterton to win for a second time here and of course also with the 650S GT3," he said. "If you have a two-car team and both cars win, it cannot get better.
"We have shown that both cars, GT4 and GT3, are race-winners and of course we would like to come back next year in British GT to try and win the championship."
4. Howard bids farewell
Just outside the podium places in fourth, Andrew Howard did at least get to stand on the podium to collect his Gentleman Driver of the Day prize. Now with a Le Mans 24 Hours start under his belt and firmly in the hunt for the European Le Mans Series title, Howard's priorities lay further afield these days and if, as is likely, this was the 2013 and 2015 British GT champion's last appearance in the series, it was one that summed up a frustrating title defence.
Having been forced to skip Snetterton while damage from his opening lap shunt at Spa was repaired, Howard was a man in a hurry in qualifying, lapping just a tenth adrift of Johnston in the Am session – comfortably his best showing of the year – before alternator problems prevented championship returnee Rory Butcher from completing a lap.
Dumped back to 11th on the grid as a result, Howard quickly cleared Richard Neary's Rollcentre BMW Z4, but was held up behind the squabbling Ginetta of Ian Stinton and Phil Dryburgh's Motorbase Aston Martin, which allowed the leading quartet of Johnston, McCaig, Minshaw and Rick Parfitt's Bentley to break clear.
Howard would eventually work his way into fourth following Minshaw's off, but the time lost early on was too great for Butcher to snatch third from Seb Morris.
Thanks to @BeechdeanAMR and @rorybutcher today – really enjoyed today @BritishGT – great fun pic.twitter.com/P31mHnSJwy
— Andrew Howard (@BeechdeanAH) September 11, 2016
"There was no pressure on us today, it was good fun, but starting at the back of the grid was not the easiest thing to do," said Howard. "With the melee at the first corner you're just picking your way through cars and after that it's just get your head down, but it was frustrating because you know you're quicker but they're racing as well, so you have to respect that."
Pressed on his future in the championship, Howard continued: "Beechdean will be back whatever happens. We'll come back and run hopefully in GT3 and GT4 next year as a team, but for me it's going to be ELMS and we'll do everything we can in the next two months to get an automatic Le Mans entry."
Much of that will hinge on whether Beechdean can overhaul Butcher's JMW Motorsport team, and Howard admitted to coming away with renewed appreciation for the task facing him.
"He's a consummate professional and if anything it makes our job more daunting knowing that he is a proper operator," he added.
For the first time since 2013, Beechdean didn't leave Donington Park as GT4 champions after Jack Bartholomew had to give best to Optimum Motorsport's Graham Johnson and Mike Robinson. Joined once again by Ross Gunn, Bartholomew made a poor getaway from pole and was swamped by the pack, dropping to seventh. After Gunn took over, the defending champion made good progress, but was prevented from catching Robinson by a worsening brake problem.
5. Osborne and Mowle set for pastures new
Conspicuous by their absence after coming so close to a maiden win at Snetterton were Lee Mowle and Joe Osborne in their AMD Tuning BMW. Having been demoted to fifth by a post-race thirty second penalty for making contact with Phil Keen, which dropped them out of mathematical title contention, Mowle was left aghast after watching similar incidents go unpunished in the TV coverage and now looks set for a return to Europe next year.
"That was the final nail in the coffin," said Osborne, who has long questioned the consistency of penalties in the championship. "It's difficult when you say something over and over again, and it still happens.
So no @BritishGT finale for me. Let's hope it's a clean(ish) race and it's decided by the best drivers. Not the powers that want to be.
— Joe Osborne (@osbornejoe) September 11, 2016
"Lee's head dropped probably to a similar level that mine was at about doing Donington and then there was an opportunity to move the Z4 along as well if we didn't do the race, which probably just swung the bias in favour of not doing it.
"He is looking at a few options for next year, but we're still in the early stages of discussions of what we think we should do. It's probably going to be German and it's probably going to have a three-pointed star on the front of it by the looks of things and it's going to be racing in a European series of some sort. I haven't been fired just yet!"


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Oh, man, oh man, what a week we have coming up.
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WATCHING GEORGE W. BUSH GET HIS ASS KICKED: Democrats were nervous before last Thursday's debate between John Kerry and George W. Bush. Would Bush be able to fake and glad-hand his way through another presidential debate? Would Kerry have a booger hanging out of his nose, or have a hair out of place, that would cause him to "lose" to the "President" in the post-debate analysis? Luckily, John Kerry opened up a can of intellectual whoop-ass on the Pretender-in-Chief. Without a script, softball questions or a handpicked audience, Bush froze up and sputtered the same tired phrases that Kerry threw right back in his smug face. No amount of "spin" could have salvaged Bush's performance, and at the end of the debate he looked like he knew it. Shit, I could have done a better job defending the Bush administration, and I loathe the man. Faced with a competent opponent, Bush's phony Texas swagger melted away under the television lights and America saw an ignorant politician trying to defend an indefeasible record.
Let's see what happens Friday. A -- Matthew Sheahan
THE MICHAEL VICK EXPERIENCE: Put this in your playbook: If there really were an amusement park ride that replicated a Michael Vick touchdown run, how long would that line be? Six hours? Four days? And how long would you be willing to wait? I'd give myself about two days for a shot at experiencing the most amazing athletic achievements known to the NFL, but then again, I'm a fat, slow, white dude. Until we get that ride, we'll have to settle for the Nike commercial. A -- Matt Pitzer
PRESCREENING RESUMES FOR MY BOSS: The prose and language of resumes is a reflection of how banal and mechanic office work makes us. Everyone wants a "challenging position" that "utilizes teamwork" in order to "acquire new revenue streams" and "assist the firm in achieving its performance targets". Everyone has "exceeded sales objectives" at their current job, yet they've been there for three months and are conveniently "seeking a new and rewarding position" (with a "progressive" company, of course). Fuck that. Why can't resume writers just tell it like it is and quit spilling such humdrum shit? Just once I'd like to see a resume that says the guy or girl looking for a job intends to half-ass pretty much every task, surf the internet, steal postage, talk shit, make personal calls and act smug and unhappy for the better part of what is likely to be their short stay with the company. I would recommend that resume to my boss without hesitation. Then, instead of shooting myself in the head, I would go eat a donut. F -- Dan Weaver
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Sharp Decline in Satisfaction with PEI Government
HALIFAX: Satisfaction with the ruling provincial Liberal Party in Prince Edward Island decreased significantly this quarter, according to the most recent survey conducted by Corporate Research Associates Inc. Presently, just over four in ten (42%, down from 63% in February 2012) residents are satisfied with the provincial government, while over one-half express dissatisfaction (54%, up from 33%). Four percent (unchanged) do not offer a definite opinion at this time. The decline in satisfaction with government corresponds with a sharp decline in consumer confidence on the Island in the last quarter.
In terms of voting intentions, just under one-half of decided voters back the Liberal Party (47%, compared with 50% three months ago), while one-quarter support the Progressive Conservative Party (26%, down from 33%). Meanwhile, support for the NDP increased (18%, up from 11%), as did support for the Green Party (8%, compared with 5%). The number of Islanders who are undecided or refuse to state an opinion stands at 36 percent.
Liberal leader Robert Ghiz's personal popularity declined again this quarter. Presently, over one-third (35%, down from 41% three months ago) of residents prefer Ghiz for Premier, while Olive Crane, leader of the PC Party, has the backing of two in ten Islanders (22%, down from 26%). Support for James Rodd of the NDP increased (12%, up from 6%), while five percent favour Sharon Labchuk of the Green Party (unchanged). Meanwhile, one percent prefer Billy Cann, the leader of the Island Party of PEI (unchanged). Over one in ten (13%, up from 7%) prefer none of these leaders, while 13 percent (compared with 14%) are undecided or do not offer a response at this time.
These results are part of the CRA Atlantic Quarterly®, an independent survey of Atlantic Canadians, and are based on a sample of 300 adult Prince Edward Islanders, conducted from May 10 to June 4, 2012, with overall results accurate to within ± 5.7 percentage points, 95 out of 100 times.
For more information, please contact:
Don Mills, Chairman and CEO at (902) 493-3838
Margaret Brigley, President and COO, at (902) 493-3830


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I have a super quick post today, for I need to go find some bowls for kitty's food that don't make so much noise when she decides to bang them around in the middle of the night. I totally don't remember her doing that when she lived with me.
This is Brown & Blue Targets:
It is pretty much exactly what the name says it is: targets made up of shades of brown and light blue. I love this color combination!
For fabric, gift wrap, and wallpaper, visit my Spoonflower shop.
Cut-and-sew patterns, like the long-sleeved dress above, are available from Sprout Patterns.
Furniture, kitchen linens, and pillows can be found in my Roostery shop.
For tote bags, pouches, throws, and more, visit my Society6 shop.
Journals, finished clothing, phone cases, and such are available in my RedBubble shop.
Until next time,


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Here is one of our most recent Fire On Ice Fireplace installations.
Author Archives: Dan
Chimney Repair
Chimney Cap Installation
Fireplace Repair
Rusted Chimney Caps at Beach
Chimney caps near the beach tend to rust out very fast due to the moist salt air that is prevalent there in the evenings. These types of caps are on most houses built since the early 1980's.. They are called zero-clearance or factory built chimneys or laughingly called temporary fireplaces, because they tend to rust out after a few years, and are not as durable as masonry chimneys. The rusting you can see in the pictures poses quite a problem for homeowners. If and when it ever rains, the holes in the chimney caps caused by rusting will now come down inside the chimney and often will get the walls above and around the fireplace wet. I get calls, regularly, where people hear water dripping on metal. That is a sure sign of something wrong. Notice in the second picture that the neighbor's chimney cap is severely rusted. These caps are custom caps and can be manufactured in different materials. Copper will last the longest and will product that lovely patination. Also, available are stainless steel and a paint grade "galvanized" material.
I use a gas furnace, do I still need to clean my flue?
While most homeowners are aware of the need to clean and inspect their flue if they use a wood burning fireplace or stove, many are not aware of the importance of cleaning and inspecting their flue when gas furnaces and other gas heating appliances are involved.
How can a sweep help me to maintain a safe home?
Employing the services of a qualified chimney sweep is essential for maintaining the safety of your home. A professional chimney sweep not only cleans your flue, which can prevent the build-up of hazardous creosote as well as obstruction from nesting animals and debris, but he will inspect your chimney as well. A thorough inspection of your chimney is vital in order to prevent ghastly costs and safety issues that could result from untreated damages that might be lurking in your chimney. Failure to have your chimney swept and inspected by a qualified sweep can result in: Continue reading
True ceramic logs with a remote control ignition
This is a great set of gas logs that can be installed in a fireplace. It comes with a remote control ignition for ease of operation. This particular set is made with phazer logs.
Since these are true ceramic logs they produce far more radiant heat than conventional gas logs.
Phazer® logs are produced by a unique process where ceramic fibers are melded together in the form of a variety of log shapes. They are then hand painted and accented to create the most realistic looking logs available. The properties of the ceramic fibers allow the logs to withstand the extreme temperatures that they are exposed to within the combustion chamber of the fireplace. It is for this reason that our Phazer logs are guaranteed for life!
5 Questions to Ask Your Chimney Sweep
Many homeowners are unaware that an annual professional chimney inspection and cleaning is essential in order to ensure the safe operation of their fireplace, even if the fireplace is rarely used. Employing the services of a knowledgeable and experienced chimney sweep is not always as easy as it sounds, however. Since all chimney sweep services are not created equally, there are some questions that you can ask to ensure that you are receiving the highest quality of services.
What is Creosote?
How does it get in the chimney and why is it dangerous?
When you burn wood in your fireplace or wood burning stove, it creates pollutants- often in the form of gases and small particles. The gases are expelled from the burning wood with the smoke. When the gases cool to a temperature that is below 250˚ F, they will begin to liquefy, combine and condense. When they combine and condense they create what is commonly referred to as creosote- a foul smelling corrosive that is extremely combustible. Continue reading


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Campfire Tales: Willie Watson interviewed
The transition from a successful band to a solo career can be a tough one and Willie Watson didn't choose the easy route when he departed from Nashville based folk-bluegrass collective Old Crow Medicine Show a couple of years ago. What made the transition easier for Willie was his love and appreciation of old time music, as he told us when we had a transatlantic chat recently to support the release of his debut solo album, Folk Singer Volume 1.
Starting out on his own though, there was no clear direction of travel for the OCMS founder: "I wasn't really sure what was gonna happen musically, or what I was gonna do when I split with Old Crow. I went to work on writing a lot of songs but I was pretty unsatisfied with them." But life on the road "playing a few shows that were about half and half split between old traditional songs and my songs, it was just a lot more fun to sing those old songs," and the advice of producer and longtime cohort Dave Rawlings ("He really just drove it home for me, he said 'Don't worry about this writing thing, it's too much pressure, these old songs sound better'") - brought the focus Watson needed.
For anyone leaving a band, the first time you strike out on your own must be a little alien, but for the Louisiana native it wasn't just a band, it was a big band with seven members and he was literally on his own. "It was terrifying at first, I was really nervous, like I haven't really been nervous before. I had to figure out how to put that show on and make it flow." The one thing that Watson feels made it easier were the songs he was playing: "Picking the right songs is really everything, that seems to be the thing that's getting me by with this whole project, just pick some good songs, having songs that find me."
Working with producer Dave Rawlings did make it less daunting - "I trust Dave," says Watson. And despite not having listened to the finished album right through, the former Old Crow man is satisfied with the result. "The reception seems to be pretty good, people like it and it's doing pretty well. That's all I can hope for, that's all I can say really, that I hope people like that thing."
Having almost detached himself from the record now it's out in the wild, Watson doesn't "have any perspective on it, it's just me and my voice, and I live with my voice everyday and I don't know what it sounds like. It sounds different to me than it does everybody else." And that seems to play to a theme of the conversation, Watson has found that "the whole thing has been freeing" and that seems to have been the main difference from his previous job. On Folk Singer… "all that other stuff I haven't cared about, at all, just totally carefree with this whole thing. Dave was stood on his side of the glass and I just played music, and that's what I'm doing out on the road. It's still simple, it's the same thing as it was in the studio, it's the same process, simple and carefree, and I just have to stand there and sing songs that I really like. And that's the best part about it because it's continually fun, I can do whatever I want, if I'm sick of something I don't have to keep playing it."
All of that suggests that "freeing" isn't what the singer's final days with OCMS were like, but it's a subject he's been reluctant to talk about, and still is - "I don't know, talkin' about that stuff. It's OK, I feel like they maybe talk about it more than me." It's a subject he expands on but is reticent in saying anything too controversial, or too private. Sentences start, then end abruptly, but the overriding feeling is that Watson just felt it was the end for him with the band, no specific reason, it was just time. "It was a tough thing [to leave], the whole thing was... it was time to move on. It was hard to see that, it was really hard to see it was time to go. That band stuff can be frustrating and really wear you out. At the time my daughter had just turned one and being on the road all the time was just ridiculous, it was just that time."
Happier times are here now though as Watson is embarking on the next steps with his collection of old time folk songs. There are some interesting choices on his album including some well known tracks such as 'Midnight Special', made famous by Creedence Clearwater Revival. "There are songs out there that you do stay away from, and sometimes you realise maybe you don't have to stay away from them, like 'Midnight Special'. A lot of people said 'oh, no, no, maybe not Midnight Special', just because of its popularity." As it turns out that song has been one of the triumphs of his live set - "I've had people come up and say 'Midnight Special' brought tears to their eyes, which surprises me because they recognise it and they hadn't heard it since they were four and it reminded them of their Dad."
And there are more where that came from, as the Volume 1 in the album title alludes to. "We have a whole bunch of stuff on tape that didn't make the record. We'll probably go back and redo some of that stuff and try to get in the studio again for Volume 2. I'm just touring like crazy so there's no way to get in there right now but we don't want to wait too long for that stuff. I might make an electronic record," Watson laughs, "then do volume 3!"
Willie Watson is on tour in the UK from September 3rd, check his website for dates. Folk Singer Volume 1 is available to buy now.


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Lori Sacalis
Lori worked for the firm from 2004 – 2011, and then rejoined the firm in 2016. Lori is the firm administrator and spends her days on the operations support of the Firm as well as fielding human resource and customer service issues. Lori is a parent, a friend, a dog owner and an avid volunteer. When she is not at the office Lori likes to spend her time outdoors.
Degrees and Certifications:
- Rutgers University, Paralegal Program
- Member, Association of Legal Administrators
- Member, Society of Human Resource Management
- Notary, State of New Jersey


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Philippine multi-industry company and parent company of giant non-bank financial services provider Cebuana Lhuillier, PJ Lhuillier Group of Companies (PJLGC), announced its latest acquisition of a stake in South Korean tech giant Kakao Talk-backed Philippine fintech company, SCI Ventures Inc.
This signals Cebuana Lhuillier's foray into the digital financial services market, a move which the company calls a natural progression since they already offer an extensive array of services which encompasses microloans, microinsurance, and local and international money transfers.
"This is another milestone in our continuing pursuit to expand our horizon and make a significant impact as we enter the digital arena. With our robust 2,500 branch network and strong partnerships with key financial players such as SCI and KaKao Talk in place, we are ready to take advantage of our unique 'bricktech' set-up and make our mark in this space," said PJLI president and CEO Jean Henri Lhuillier in a press release published on its website.
SCI Ventures Inc. CCO and co-founder Miguel Cuneta, meanwhile, expressed the company's anticipation of the possibilities this partnership is projected to bring.
"We're happy to be backed by an institution like Cebuana Lhuillier. We are well-aligned in our goal to provide better inclusive financial services in the Philippines. Their extensive brick-and-mortar network is unmatched in reach and efficiency, and going digital is a natural step forward for the company. SCI is excited to be part of this journey as a technology partner," Cuneta said in the same press release.
The acquisition was formalized last June 13. Present during the signing were Jean Henri Lhuillier; Cebuana Lhuillier Services Corp. senior executive vice president Philippe Andre Lhuillier; SCI Ventures, Inc. CEO and co-founder John Bailon; and SCI Ventures, Inc. CCO and Miguel Cuneta.
With this partnership, Cebuana Lhuillier will be able to tap SCI's expertise in creating blockchain solutions as it expands its digital assets portfolio which services millions of Filipinos via multiple physical and virtual touchpoints worldwide.


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Charging Carts
Store. Charge. Manage.
Chromebooks, iPads, Android Tablets and Laptops… They All Fit!
Carts come in many shapes and sizes. They even have different purposes. We have our tried-and-true favorites, and our goal is to find the right technology for your school's requirements. Call an STS Education Technology Consultant and discuss which type of charging cart will work best for you.
Why do you need charging carts?
Charging Utility – Only needs 1 outlet not 40.
Security – Keeping them secure for the next usage occasion.
Organization – A place for everything and everything in its place.
Mobile – Move it where you want it
Removable dividers to accommodate iPads, Chromebooks, Tablets, and Laptops up to 14"
3 Mode-IntelliTimer
4" Wheels: 2 directional, locking and 2 brake, locking swivel casters
Rounded corners for an extremely small footprint
Link® L Carts
Equipped with ethernet cables and two fans, as well as dedicated space for a 19" rack-mounted network switch, these carts let you send scheduled IT updates to all devices simultaneously.
20V Vertical Storage and Charging Cart
20 devices up to 19 inches including laptops, tablets and Chromebooks
32-Chromebook / Laptop /-Tablet Smart Charging Cart


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Quikflw can send reminder emails to clients who you have already emailed quotes and they have not responded. These are called 'Scheduled Messages'. You can also set up more than one so, for example, you could have 3 different emails, on 7, 14 and 20 days.
Setting up Email Templates
You don't need to set up scheduled message templates, but it will save you time if you do. You can also set these to be added to add new quotes.
- Go to the Cog -> Quotation Settings -> Scheduled Messages
- Click on '+New' to create a new template
- Set the title and text of the message, using the tags that are the same as for a quote PDF template
- Set how many days a quote needs to be in a certain status before the message is sent (in this case it will be sent 4 days after the status has been changed to 'Sent' (i.e. you have emailed it))
If this is selected:
This template will be added to all new quotes, copies, and versions.
Preview the appearance with the 'Save & Preview' button.
Edit on a Quote
The 'Scheduled Messages' tab is used to manage these:
Each email can be edited, previewed, and sent immediately ().
Once the email has been sent the date and time sent will be placed in the 'Sending Time' column.
You can reset this to reschedule by editing the message and clicking on the red link:
Which Email Will it Come From?
It will be from the default quote email address (in Quotation Settings). If there is none, it will come from the address of the quotes assigned user.


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Having considered the photosynthetic response of aquatic plants to light of different intensities and spectral qualities, we shall now examine how the availability of light influences where, when and how much photosynthesis takes place in aquatic ecosystems, and also the extent to which other parameters of the environment can limit photosynthesis. Aquatic production ecology is an enormous field: a comprehensive account will not therefore be attempted. Rather, the broad principles governing the controlling influence of light and other parameters will be outlined and illustrated by examples. More detailed accounts and extensive bibliographies can be found in the books on phytoplankton ecology by Reynolds (1984), Harris (1986), and Fogg and Thake (1987), and the symposium proceedings edited by Platt and Li (1986), and Falkowski and Woodhead (1992). The essay by Fogg (1991) on 'The phytoplanktonic way of life' provides a particularly valuable overview of the multifarious interactions between the phytoplankton and its environment.
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Vinyl Records & Accessories
Product Focus:
L' Art Du Son
L'Art Du Son Record Cleaning Fluid offers a significant sonic improvement to your record collection.
Works best with vacuum cleaners such as VPI, Nitty Gritty, and many others! Concentrate make 1 gallon (or further diluted a maximum of 5 litres).
This premiere product from L'Art du Son is a new and revolutionary Record cleaning solution developed after years of research by founder and analogue devotee Martina Schoener.
Cleaning your records with L'Art Du Son Record Cleaning fluid will assists in cartridge tracking, minimizes damage to the record and reduces static effects. During development L'Art du Son employed extensive listening tests in addition to scientific research. You will be astonished doing a before and after comparison using the L`Art du Son product. Your record will sound less harsh and more open than most mixtures!
Important Note: Once you mix L'Art Du Son LP Cleaning Fluid with any Distilled Water, mixture will need to be stored in a GLASS CONTAINER ONLY! Otherwise, it is susceptible to mold growth.
"...L'Art du Son, a record-cleaning fluid that really does sound different from the more conventional isopropyl-based cleaners. It contains no alcohol, is biodegradable, and can't hurt you, though I wouldn't advise drinking it! The conventional alcohol-based fluid deposited an electronic glaze over the sound, one particularly noticeable on the upper frequencies. This glaze increases the apparent 'definition' in the same way that most transistorized amplifiers do, and to these ears, emphasizes the electronic nature of the sound. With the L'Art du Son, that glaze is gone and just the music is left. I like this stuff! I couldn't imagine going back to the conventional cleaning fluids." - Audio Guru Harry Pearson, The Absolute Sound, June/July 2005, Issue 154
• Biodegradable and environmentally friendly
• Uses non-toxic chemicals
• Cleans records on the molecular level
• The liquid comes as a concentrate and is to be added to distilled water. Shake well before use!
• The ingredients are biodegradable, please store the mixture at rather dark and cold places, again shake well before use!
• Best with vacuum cleaners such as the VPI, Nitty Gritty, Loricraft, Moth, Micro, Blue Danube, Keith Monk`s or others
Shake concentrate well!
Add to 1 gallon of distilled water.
During storage contents will separate, just shake the mixture to restore a uniform appearance before use.
Best with vacuum record cleaners, don't use their internal tanks! These are often contaminated with mud.
If used without a record cleaner apply pure distilled water afterwards and use a microfibre cloth.
Keep away from children, don't drink!
by the way if you didnt know L'art Du Son translates to THE ART OF SOUND
a great cleaner especially when used in a machine however for every day use and casual quick record cleaning there are more suitable alternatives - the price tag may also put many off - one for the connoiseurs with plenty of time to clean records really


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|Altira Macau
|Banyan Tree Macau
|Casa Real Hotel
|Conrad Macao, Cotai Central
|Crown Towers
|Emperor Hotel
|Fortuna Hotel
|Four Seasons Hotel
|Golden Dragon Hotel
|Grand Coloane Resort
|Grand Emperor Hotel
|Grand Hyatt Macau
|Grand Lapa Macau
|Grand Lisboa Hotel
|Grandview Hotel Macau
|Harbourview Hotel
|Hard Rock Hotel
|Holiday Inn Macao Cotai Central
|Holiday Inn Macau
|Hotel Beverly Plaza
|Hotel Guia Macau
|Hotel Lan Kwai Fong Macau
|Hotel Lisboa
|Hotel Okura Macau
|Hotel Presidente
|Hotel Royal Macau
|Hotel Sintra
|L'Arc Hotel Macau
|Mandarin Oriental, Macau
|Metropark Hotel, Macau
|New Century Hotel
|Pousada de Mong-Há
|Pousada de São Tiago
|Pousada Marina Infante
|Regency Art Hotel
|Rio Hotel & Casino
|Riviera Hotel
|Rocks Hotel
|Sands Macao Hotel
|Sheraton Macao Hotel, Cotai Central
|Sofitel Macau At Ponte 16
|StarWorld Hotel
|The Landmark Macau
|The Macau Tower
|The Venetian® Macao
|Waldo Hotel
|Wynn Macau
Grand Emperor Hotel
Room Facilities
All rooms are exceptionally spacious by hotel standards. They each feature individual air-conditioning controls, 37-inch plasma flat screen televisions equipped with cable TV channels, broadband internet access, voicemail, clock, hairdryer, personal safe, private bar, writing desk, tea and coffee making facilities, IDD telephone system, secure keycard system. The bathrooms each have separate showers and bath facilities as well as a full range of amenities.
Restaurants & Bar
• Grand Emperor Court features authentic Chiu Chow and Cantonese dishes.
• The Royal Kitchen features western and international cuisine.
• The Lobby Lounge is the ideal venue for relaxing with a few friends in cozy armchairs. Live music performance by International Band in every early evening.
• Majestic Robatayaki serves all your favorite traditional Japanese dishes and offers specially selected culinary specials by season for you to savor. It features a grilled counter providing innovative new-styled Japanese cuisine.
Function Rooms
Seated Buffet (120 pax) Cocktail(200 pax) theatre(120 pax) Classroom (80 pax) U Shape (50 pax)
Audio Visual Equipment:
The hotel offers flexible function room space with complete conference and meeting facilities including videoconferencing, full audio-visual stations and wireless microphone and projectors. The space can comfortably accommodate up to 200 people for cocktails or divided into two sections for smaller events.
Other Facilities & Services
• Emperor Palace Casino
• Royal Thai Spa
• Assistant managers and security on duty 24 hours
• 24 -hour room service
• Limousine Service
• Babysitter
• Express check out
• Foreign Exchange
• Laundry and Valet
• Business Centre
• Fitness Facilities
• Major credit cards accepted
288 Avenida Comercial De Macau,
Macau Special Administrative Region
People's Republic of China
Contact Person
Director of Sales: Charles Wan
Payment/Credit Cards
American Express, Visa, Master, JCB and Diners
Room Rates
Published Room Rates: From HK$1,800 to HK$38,800
Tax info
Rates are subject to 10% service charge and 5% government tax, and is subject to change without prior notice
Link to online room booking


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When I finished university in the Summer of 2002, I spent a few unemployed months watching the Food Network and becoming obsessed with Anna Olson and the Sugar show. To this point in my life, I had never baked a cake from scratch and thought that all pancakes started by opening a box (sorry Mom!). I remember a lot of failed baking projects from those days, some smoke-filled ovens, and a certain Mango Cheesecake disaster that I still don't like thinking about. Most of the recipes I tried were things I saw on Food Network or ripped out of magazines.
When I was in Calgary in 2008 (shout-outs West Coast BFFs!), my friend Danielle showed me a recipe for Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cheesecake Bars on Bake or Break. I had no idea that the world of food blogging even existed. Now I have a regular rotation of blogs that I check on a daily basis for ideas and inspiration. I thought it was about time that I started chronicling my own baking projects and adventures in the kitchen.
So here I go…
Robyn :o)
Contact me: email@example.com
I suppose I should disclose here that I have a crappy old Canon PowerShot. I do my best with it, but obviously my pictures won't be that great until someone explains Digital SLR to me.
Update: As of November 2011, I'm now using a Canon Rebel T3. I'm still mostly in Auto mode, with a 2012 goal of learning how to use all the different settings!


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Floral Back Detailed Dress
Let's all take a moment to raise the style stakes with this Floral Back Dress. Sheer long sleeves, floral embroidery, extensive round neck design and an exposed lace-up back – you'll be droppin' jaws left and right in this! It doesn't take much to compliment the Oh So Faithful Dress.
Work It - Just keep it simple, and slip on a pair of thin heels.
- A Mixture of Rayon and Cotton
- Dyed using skin friendly colors
Styling Tip:
This will surely make heads turn every time you walk by. Wear Light make up and some soft accesories to look refreshing
If you are looking for a casual meeting ...You don't have to think twice with Back detailed dresses such as these!
General Tips:
The base material used in clothing is cotton that gives a refreshing feeling every time you carry this piece on your beautiful self.
Size and Fit:
The model's height is 5"5 and she is wearing size "S".
- Separate wash with cold water
- Don't dry in direct sunlight
- Do not use harsh detergents
- Do not bleach
- Do not wring
- Do not tumble dry
- Dry in shade


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There's an old joke about two hikers who meet a bear. The first sits down and starts putting on his running shoes. The other says, "What are you doing, you can't outrun a bear!" and the first says, "I don't have to outrun the bear, I just have to outrun you."
It's no joke when temperatures are below freezing, and you suddenly lose the ability to keep your home warm. The obvious moral of the story is "be prepared", but there's more to it than that. Neither of the hikers expected to be rescued. Their survival depended entirely upon their own efforts. The same lesson can be applied to other disasters. When hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, desperate people waited weeks for help. For many, help came too late. Like the hiker without tennis shoes, and many residents of New Orleans, most of us will not be adequately prepared for a large-scale emergency.
A large-scale emergency might be the result of a natural disaster, or perhaps an act of terrorism, and emergencies often occur with no warning. When it happens, you'll have to make do with the system you have, not the one you wish you had. In addition to storing food and water, a small photovoltaic (PV) system can make the difference between life and death. The electricity generated by the system will make it possible to preserve and prepare food and medicine, boil water for drinking, and provide warmth. The energy is renewed each day that the sun shines, and batteries store power for use at other times.
While it is tempting to choose easy and inexpensive solutions to protect family and property, these are often inadequate or ineffective. Some choose gasoline generators to serve in the event of an electrical grid failure, but fail to keep a fresh supply of gasoline on hand. Unfortunately, gasoline may not be available locally when it's needed the most, and it's not practical to store a supply large enough to get you through a long-term emergency. Some choose natural gas-powered generators, but they would be useless if an earthquake or act of terrorism were to damage pipelines. While it is impossible to guard against all possible disasters, the most reliable source of electricity in the long term is that which you generate yourself with roof-mounted solar panels.
Although the cost of a solar PV system is high, you only need one big enough to meet your emergency needs, not your average daily non-emergency needs. Costs may be somewhat offset by taking advantage of federal, state, and local tax breaks. You can add to the system over time, increasing functionality and therefore your comfort level in the event of a power outage. Doing the work yourself is one way to get the most system for the money.
Thursday, March 01, 2007
How to Survive a Bear Attack
Labels: Alternative Fuel, Off Grid, Photovoltaic, PV, Renewable Energy, Solar Panels
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The only thing you need to survive a bear attack is a fork.
When the bear attacks, stab your buddy in the calf with the fork and run for it.
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The Pros & Cons Of Selling Your Own Product Online
When you set up an internet business you'll either be selling your own product online or selling a product created by somebody else. Your own product could be a simple e-book or information product. Or it could be a more complex and high-value monthly membership or video course.
The other option is to sell these types of products as an affiliate marketer. This is where products have been pre-made by somebody else and you earn commissions on everything you sell. So what's better, selling your own product online or selling pre-made products as an affiliate?
There are pros and cons for both of these Internet marketing business models, so let's take a look at them.


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Insects and other foods the trout should be eating:
1. BWOs (Little and
2. Little Yellow Quills
3. Little Yellow Stoneflies
4. Slate Drakes
5. Needle Stoneflies
6. Mahogany Duns
Most available/ Other types of food:
7. Sculpin, Minnows (Streamers)
8. Craneflies
9. Beetles
10. Grasshoppers
11. Ants
Fly Fishing Strategies - Which Fly To Use - Coming Week - Part 2
Make certain you read part one which was yesterday's article. It brings out the fact that there's a
difference in the insects and food from the upper to the lower elevations and that many of the
above insects are very near the end of their period of importance as a trout food. First, as I have
been doing this second year of strategy articles, here's last year's article for this same time period.
Last Year:
I'll get to this in detail tomorrow but before I do, let me try to clear something up that tends to confuse a good
number of anglers. I have mentioned on several occasions that the number of fully grown aquatic insects in the
streams is much lower now than in the Spring. Although it's true there are fewer insects, some anglers take that to
mean there's very few insects in the water for the trout to eat.
That simply isn't true.
This line of reasoning comes from those who are always eager to express their opinions about what the trout have
to eat and how to go about selecting flies to catch them, but when it really gets down to it, they actually know very
little about the aquatic insects and other food that's in the streams. In fact, it some cases, it's downright pitiful as to
the limited amount of knowledge they have about the food the trout have to eat. This includes some fly shop
salesmen, authors of books and magazine articles on fly fishing the Smokies, and many other self-proclaimed
experts on fly fishing the Smokies. To put it in the right context, any fifteen year old kid that spent a week or two
studying aquatic insects would have more knowledge than most of them.
They give the impression to anglers that trout in the Smokies eat hair and feathers and in general, live most of their
short life starving to death. If you have caught any trout in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, I doubt you have
caught any that appeared starved or that had their stomachs caved in. I've caught a few thousand and I haven't
caught any that appeared to be starving to death.
Fish can go a long time without eating. The cooler the water, the longer they can survive with lower quantities of
food. When they don't eat for a long period of time, they will begin to get very skinny. I know this from
experimentation and from observing Tom Mann keep bass in an aquarium the size of a house over the years. It
isn't exactly easy keeping enough food, year-round for several large bass, bream, and catfish. I don't think there
would be a great deal of difference in the cold water species, except that they could survive longer with less food.
Before fish die from starvation, their stomachs will become caved in. In other words, instead of curving out slightly
like they normally do, the stomachs will curve in considerably. It is very easy to determine if a fish is starving.
It is
very obvious
. As cruel as it may seem, years ago while on the pro bass circuit, i actually starved several bass in
aquariums to determine the difference in how they reacted to lures with different degrees of hunger. I watched a
spotted bass live for three months without any food being put in its aquarium. I have also noticed that in the last
twelve years of fishing the Smokies as much as anyone, I haven't caught the first trout that appeared to be starving.
Because of false information spread by a few that for the most part, and in all due respect, borderline being
completely ignorant about the aquatic insects and other food in the streams, some anglers picture trout as stupid
creatures swimming in the current, starving to death searching for food. They envision that after several hours, the
trout sees something - a nymph, a grasshopper, or anything small enough to eat - then grabs it to escape death
from starvation for another day.
In fact, in talking to some anglers attempting to learn the sport of fly fishing, it
obvious that's exactly how some picture opportunistic feeding
. Such false impressions of what actually occurs,
misleads anglers into thinking success comes from relying strictly on luck, and/or trial and error methods of
fishing the Smokies. Because all trout in any headwater, freestone stream In the nation often eat more than one
item of food at a given time, they think fly selection isn't an important factor in success. They don't understand how
trout and many other wild animals are programmed by nature to survive. In very general terms, wild and/or native
trout will reject any and all food they see that requires more energy to acquire than will provide.
For example, lets take Little River near Elkmont. At this time of the year, when trout are holding in riffles, for
example, there are dozens of items of food within a typical square yard of bottom surrounding the trout. If you
consider all the very small items of food, it can be as high as hundreds of items. There are also many other types
of food available for the trout to eat nearby. The amount of food actually drifting by in the current is usually very low
in quantity. At this time of the year, many of the mayfly and stonefly nymphs are very small, and much of the
caddisfly and midge larvae are in the early stages of development, but a good number of species aren't small.
Those aquatic insects listed above are all fully grown as nymphs and/or larvae.
In addition, all of the stoneflies and other insects that live longer than a year are approaching their fully grown
sizes. For example, all the streams have populations of Giant Stonefly nymphs that live for three years. Other
stonefly species, like Golden Stoneflies, that live for two years are sizable at this time of the year. Granted, these
nymphs stay hidden down under rocks most of the time, but they do crawl out to eat and occasionally get eaten by
trout. Winter stoneflies of several different species are now approaching their full grown size. Minnows and sculpin
are plentiful in most all streams. Crayfish are very plentiful. There are many other items of food. The bottom line is
that although the streams look extremely clear and void of life most of the time, if you happen to dig around a little
(not exactly legal in the park), you would find there's enough creatures in the water to scare some small kids to the
point they won't get into the water. Grab a large stonefly nymph from under a rock, an ugly sculpin, a crawfish, or a
hellgrammite from the stream and watch them run. Put a cup full of sand and gravel in a white pan and spread it
out and notice the tiny nymph and larvae. Depending on the time of year, there may be dozens of midge larvae in
the pan. In early spring, there may be as much as thirty larger nymphs in a square foot of bottom.
We have measured and observed hundreds of samples of aquatic insects from almost every stream in the park. In
past years we have done this throughout the year using various means of collection methods, including kick nets.
The higher the pH, the less the number of insects in general, but even in the high altitude brook trout streams at
this time of the year, there's far more food available for the trout than most anglers think there is.
The lifetime span of wild trout in the Smokies is short, but in all due respect to those who think so, it isn't true
that the prime reason for it is due to the lack of food.
Over population for the available amount of food, long
periods of low, warm water are two of the reasons, but many other things contribute to the short life span of the
trout in my opinion. I'm convinced that much of the opinion to do with this particular subject is based on false
assumptions rather than facts.
Strategies (last year):
I know that most of the traditional, backwoods fishing strategies that are still subscribed to by many anglers, and
that are still taught by many as relates to this subject, are completely misleading. There are plenty that still try to
bamboozle anglers with bogus strategies. The lack of good, sound fly fishing teaching methods and resources is
very obvious. This should be noticeable due to the fact that out of hundreds of books that have been written on
what trout eat and specifically on aquatic insects, none of them have ever been written about what trout eat in the
streams of the Southern Appalachian Mountains.
Last Friday morning, first thing in the morning (I didn't write down the actual time like I usually do but my guess is
around 9:00 AM), I made a quick trip to the area just above the last uppermost parking section of the Chimneys
Picnic area. Angie and I have done that for several years at various times during the year, and have always
seemed to do very well. There's rarely anyone there early in the mornings and the kids are almost never there
throwing rocks in the stream and wading the shallow areas of Little Pigeon River. It's difficult to go very far
upstream without climbing over huge room size boulders or wading deep pools even with the low water, but
there's usually plenty of rainbow and normally some huge brook trout there. In fact Angie has caught some
whoppers there in previous years, but such wasn't the case for me last Friday. I didn't even get a good look from
I fished a size 18 Blue-winged Olive nymph and then after discovering two Little Yellow Quill spinners clinging to
the underside of some leaves, I changed to an imitation of the spinner even though I've never seen them deposit
their eggs in the mornings. That didn't work either, but it did tell me Little Yellow Quills had been hatching and
probably were still continuing to hatch. I stopped at the lower end of the picnic area to see if I could pick up a
rainbow fishing around the highway #441 Bridge. I didn't get a strike on the LYQ spinner or the BWO nymph. I only
fished for about 45 minutes, but it was completely unproductive. I haven't the slightest idea why. The normal
disturbance and activity at the picnic area shouldn't have been a factor. I don't think the kids have ever scarred the
trout to the point they left the area.
Saturday, I fished almost the same area as the last area I fished Friday morning on Little Pigeon River just
downstream of the Chimneys Picnic area bridge and then moved to two different areas of Little River below the
turn to Elkmont. I fished from just after 2:30 PM until a few minutes after sunset but that included driving to different
locations three times.
At the first stop on the Little Pigeon River, I noticed Little Yellow Quills hatching as soon as I got to the water. There
were several of them hatching in the slow water at the edges of the riffles and runs. I tied on a Little Yellow Quill
dun and caught three small rainbows within the first thirty minutes or less, but then it ended and that was over. I
didn't see any more duns or get another strike during the next thirty minutes of fishing. I should have been there an
hour earlier.
I moved to Little River in some of the deeper sections hoping to nail a larger size brown. I used the same game
plan as I have recommended for the last few weeks and started with the Blue-winged Olive nymph. I knew the
water was still a little warm and slightly early for the fall
, size 18 BWOs to hatch, but it's certainly getting
about that time. We show them starting to hatch about the middle of October
on our hatch
. I know the water
has plenty of the nymphs, which are swimmers, and are not able to avoid being eaten by the trout as well as other
mayflies such as the clingers. The nymph performed very well as it has been doing for the past few weeks. I
caught eight trout the nymph on Little River, both browns and rainbows and in two different locations. I had one
brown around ten or eleven inches that was the largest fish I caught.
There were some
species of Little Blue-winged Olives hatching and another species that was probably
species but I'm not sure about that. These are very small mayflies that are difficult to tell apart without
good light. I changed from the #18 BWO nymph to a #20 BWO dun but didn't have any takers. I switched back to the
nymph. I'm sure the hatch had already ended because I noticed some spinners dancing over my head when the
light was situated just right. The little Jenny spinners are tiny, clear bodied and probably didn't fall until near dark.
This same thing was going on at two locations on Little River which were about three miles apart.
I didn't see the first Mahogany Dun or Slate Drake nymph shuck on any of the rocks indicating they had hatched. I
think the water is still a little too warm for much activity from these or the
BWOs. The trout take the #18 BWO
very well. Although I probably left a little too early, I didn't see any spinner activity. I'm sure the little BWOs spinners
fell but they are impossible to see on the water and don't usually fall in warm weather until it's almost dark.
By the way, regarding the Great Brown Autumn Sedges, I didn't see the first adult and I looked closely in the
bushes. I think it needs to get cooler again. They were starting to hatch but it appears they have slowed down too.
Things will change quickly if the water drops about five to ten degrees.
I know there's not much to report that's very exciting but if you want to catch the most trout you can catch, meaning
have the highest odds of success, I'm still recommending you follow the same strategy as I have recommended
for the last couple of weeks. I feel confident that if I had started earlier in the day, I would have caught several more
trout and more on the dry fly for sure. I didn't fish the brook trout streams. I know they have started spawning and
that can be very good or very bad, depending on the exact stage it's in. My guess is you could probably catch more
in numbers fishing the streams in the higher elevations. Amazingly, I only saw two or maybe three vehicles of what
I thought were anglers fishing. I rarely fish on Saturdays, but it seemed it didn't make any difference last Saturday. I
guess most anglers were watching football games.
Strategies for the coming week:
If you fish very early under low light conditions or if the rain has stained the water, start out with a
streamer. Our Brown Sculpin can't be beat in the Smokies. Otherwise, start out with a hook size 20
or 18 BWO nymph. Change to a size 16 nymph if you see any large BWO duns that hatched the
day before. Fish this throughout the day and change only if you see something hatching. If it's
blue-winged olives, switch to an emerger or a dun of the same size. That would be a small BWO or
Little Yellow Quill. If you do find these hatching, change to an emerger or dun.
Remember, the Slate Drake may be hatching but they both crawl out of the water to hatch and
deposit their eggs near and after dark. The Great Autumn Brown Sedges both emerge and deposit
their eggs starting near dark. In the mid to high elevations, the Needle Stoneflies both crawl out of
the water to hatch and deposit their eggs near and after dark.
Late in the day, you should change to one of the nymphs of these insects if you see any evidence
that they have been hatching. If you see any egg layers, change to the corresponding adult
caddis, stonefly or mayfly spinner. Otherwise, stick with the BWO nymph. Changing flies every few
minutes (trial and error methods) is always less productive.
The only exception I would make to the above strategy is that if you see any brown trout out in
open water, switch to a streamer.
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In a game with 43 combined penalty minutes, it was Ohio State's four-man defense that shut down Princeton and sent the Buckeyes into the Midwest regional final of the NCAA men's ice hockey tournament.
The Buckeyes' nation-leading penalty kill outdueled the Tigers' nation-leading power play on six of their seven attempts in a 4-2 victory where penalties dictated the tempo of play.
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Being a man down has proven less of an obstacle for the Buckeyes than most teams, but Ohio State has helped its own cause by remaining disciplined, committing the nation's fourth-fewest penalties per game.
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IMC offers free medical care to Lubowa and Entebbe road community
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Hospital investor to earn Sh8 billion interest annually
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MPs demand answers from Govt on $ 379M hospital investor
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MPs query $379M Gov't support to Lubowa hospital investor
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