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Whereas past chamber dinners were only open to members, this year's celebration is open to the entire community. The change is even reflected in the event being called a community celebration rather than a chamber dinner.
"I changed [the name] to community celebration because the perception has always been that it's a chamber member dinner. This is open to the community," Thompson said. "I also changed the venue from a dinner with usually an economic speaker ... this one is Lee Greenwood. When is the last time we had Lee Greenwood come to our community?"
Greenwood, who wrote "God Bless the USA," will be the event's entertainment, while Todd G. Gongwer is slated to give a talk on business leadership. Gongwer is author of the book "Lead ... for God's Sake," a best-selling story about effective leadership. In the book Gongwer describes a stick man holding an axe and a bag of money, which represent using fear or monetary reward to manage employees.
"The purpose of it is to show the leaders in the community, 'Why are you leading?' If you forget the heart in the stick man, and the purpose that we are to empower people or to help people, then we're doing all this for nothing," Harris said. "So it's going to be a good little leadership kind of thing to say, you know, it's not just [that] the coach started cussing out 'lead for God's sake,' but really they need to lead for God's sake — lead for the important reasons would be a good way to put it."
Harris added the chamber cut back on the amount of awards handed out so the event could focus on leadership and bringing together the community and companies coming into the community, such as LakePoint Sporting Community & Town Center.
Thompson believed such outside investments made it essential to broaden the chamber event's scope.
"It's set up, really, as for you and your wife to come and have an evening away and be entertained. In that, yes, we'll do some small business, but the focus of it is the celebration of our community," he said. "Because the way I was able to get these two individuals to come to our community is through selling them on what Bartow County is doing. We are a unique community that has not waited for the federal government to help us. We are going out and getting it done, and they want to be part of something exciting. ...
"Particularly this event in the past has always been a kind of inclusive, Bartow County, thing. This is now a northwest thing, and it's open to the community. So that's really what I'm trying to communicate."
Tickets are on sale at the chamber until Friday, Jan. 11, at $60 for members and $75 nonmembers. The event is scheduled to run from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Clarence Brown Conference Center. A celebrity reception also is scheduled at 5 p.m. with an extra $25 ticket.
Harris asked anyone who purchased a ticket, but is unable to attend the dinner, to contact the chamber with their table number and number of tickets. There are student leaders and teachers, Harris said, who are interested in attending the event but are unable to afford a ticket. A will call list, he added, will be drawn up.
For more information contact the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce at 770-382-1466.


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Oh Stop It, Smeg, You Charmer! The Flirtiest Fridge of Them All
Whenever we see a Smeg refrigerator in a kitchen, we're smitten. Maybe it's the vintage style, the rounded edges and long, horizontal handles. Or maybe it's the color—pale pink, baby blue, minty green, bright orange and red. So fun, so irresistible! Just makes us want to sidle up alongside it and listen to it hum. Tall, good-looking, AND it takes care of our food? Dream.
Related: A Blush Crush: Pink Refrigerators
(Image: Leela Cyd Ross; 2. Ricardo Labougle via Eclec Chic; 3. West Elm; 4. Bolaget via Damask & Dentelle; 5. Pemille Howalt for Bolig Magazine; 6. Via Nordic Bliss; 7. David Parmiter for Ideal Home via House to Home; 8. Julien Fernandez for Bonytt via The Designer Pad; 9. Simon Brown for House to Home; 10. Via The Style Tree)
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YELLOW SMEG. I really want one, but they're not big enough to fit in the space we have in the kitchen for a fridge and it would look so awkward.
@Pi- time for a kitchen remodel around a smeg? ha ha ha!!!!
Ha! We just remodeled our kitchen and were so worried about the space for the fridge. It's already smaller than what most people have (18 cubic feet at the most, but twice the size of the Smeg!). We could honestly do with a smaller fridge anyway, but Smegs were so expensive that I didn't think it was in the cards. I'd love to have one if I could justify spending that much on a fridge, but I don't know that I ever could. My $800 Frigidaire is just going to have to cut it for a few more years :)
Good looks are one thing, but it's the character that counts: If it uses less than 200 kWh per year I start drooling.
Gorgeous but... no inside pics?
the white on that first fridge is completely wrong for the white of the space
Am I the only one put off by the fact that it says SMEG across the front? Not because of the branding, but yikes that's an unfortunate name...
I love them so much! My parents have one and every time I visit I stroke it softly ;) !
It's very cute, but I've been unfortunate enough to own Smeg appliances in the past (in Europe), and never would again.
On top of that, let's look at the specs: $1,999 for 9.2 cubic feet of space and no real freezer, just a compartment—the 2 door model is not available in the US. FWIW, it uses 305kW of electricity a year, which is less than most US refrigerators on an absolute basis but more on a per-foot basis. (You can buy a 22 cubic foot GE bottom freezer using 400kW a year.)
Big Chill does a very similar look, the refrigerators are available in three sizes, and you also don't have to look at that unfortunate name.
Lol, that was the first thing I thought, too...
The first fridge is pastel blue.
I too love the lines, proportions, and curves of the SMEG. The kitchen is a nurturing place and its appliances feel more comfortable with curves. Unfortunately all the newer more efficient refrigerators are born into unattractive square bodies. Maybe we should give technology another year to catch up to the art necessary to warm a kitchen.
I love the yellow and red one. Ohhh dreammmm....
The red one is calling to me...I want it soooo much!
I'm with AlexisRT. We live in the UK and have a bright blue SMEG refrigerator. I *love* the way it looks (all the kitchen cabinets are made to match the refrigerator), but in reality, the freezer is too small to be of much use, and at least in the one we have, you have to defrost the freezer by hand. Not fun. Although I love the look of our current kitchen, I won't be buying a SMEG when we return to the US.
Me? I'll never give up my French door fridge... And, as other people have noted, the name does tend to make me gag.
Ooooh that's a beautiful fridge!
I think the fridge is baby blue?
SMEG refrigerators are completely geared to the European way of life: keep a few staples on hand and buy fresh only what you are going to eat in the next 24-48 hrs. Unfortunately their smaller capacity doesn't work for our superstore bulk buying habits here in the suburban United States. Plus, the freezer couldnt hold 1/3 of my seasonal fishing catch. If I had the luxury of shopping daily, I would love a SMEG refrigerator. As it is, I go once a week for our family of 4 and we have a 2nd refrigerator in the garage for overflow...
If you want to see something beautiful, look at SMEG ranges. I bought a 36" dual fuel model last year and love it! It's by far the best bang for the buck in its class.
Ummmm, sorry. If it isn't frost free with a usable freezer compartment I'm not interested. It reminds me of some of the "vintage" equipment I had to live with as a graduate student in Mexico in the 1960's. Not fun and definitely not sexy. And, as others have said, that name is a deal breaker.
Don't like the word - Smeg?
There is an alternative called...
The Big Chill
~ Dana
The problem with having the word "SMEG" across the front is that the brain automatically wants to finish the word into something else. Thank you design psychology or ruining this fridge for me.


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Study results demonstrated that cows with assisted births (dystocia) had a longer period from the amniotic sac appearance or feet appearance to birth and increased incidence of stillbirths compared with cows with unassisted calving. Although not significant, the researchers say it is important to note that the time spent in labor varied for first-lactation animals and cows with multiple lactations.
This study suggested that calving personnel should start assisting cows 70 minutes after amniotic sac appearance (or 65 minutes after feet appearance) outside the vulva (based on births without assistance). Under field conditions, the observation of amniotic sac or feet appearance as calving progresses are clear and concrete landmarks that calving personnel can easily identify. Early intervention has the potential to prevent stillbirths, but also has the potential for dam injury due to lack of proper dilation of soft tissues.
When a calf malpresentation is evident (like the appearance of one foot outside the vulva) immediately after amniotic sac appearance, or for uterine torsions (where the amniotic sac or feet do not appear outside the vulva), obstetric intervention is rendered. The time spent in labor (straining) combined with the time from the amniotic sac or feet appearance to birth and the assessment of calving progress (as described for non-assisted births) should be used as guidelines to determine the appropriate time for intervention during difficult births under field conditions. Keep in mind, these reference times should be interpreted in combination with adequate obstetrical knowledge and examination.
To learn more about when and how to assist with calving, plan to attend the Carver County/University of Minnesota Dairy Expo on Monday, February 18, 2013 in Norwood Young America. At that conference, Dr. John Zimmerman will be discussing and demonstrating how to deal with calving conundrums. To view a complete program brochure online, go to http://z.umn.edu/dairyexpo.
Source: Laura Kieser, Extension Educator, University of Minnesota Extension, Scott and Carver Counties


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The Zoom Horny Toad offers some great features not found on any other soft plastic bait. The shape resembles a frog and most anglers will use them for a topwater frog presentation. The Zoom Horny Toad features two Ultra-Vibe legs that buzz and churn on the surface with a moderate retrieve, and it can be rigged weedless and fished over grass and pads. The Zoom Horny Toad is also great as a jig trailer with the Ultra-Vibe legs giving out plenty of fish attracting vibration in the water. The belly of the Horny Toad is slotted for your hook, allowing the point to push out further for a more positive hookset.
NOTE:The national response to the Horny Toad has been overwhelming! Feedback from Tackle Warehouse Pro Staff and customers has been that the Horny Toad is really catching fish. Most of the use has been as a topwater bait, rigged weightless and fished on the surface like a buzzbait. Anglers are throwing the Horny Toad around grass, pads, other emergent and submerged cover and over shallow structure. The response has been tremendous; you need to try this one!
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Comments: Look at all the glowing reviews before mine - like most zoom products, these things flat-out work! I've got reaction strikes on these when almost nothing else was working. Managed to salvage one of last tournaments by throwing white ones at Lake June in the Winter (South Florida lake fished with Bay Area Bassmasters club). Even if you've got other lures that are working on a given day, this lure is probably more fun to fish. Bass often explode on these. Just like other topwater baits, you need to wait before setting the hook (Make sure they still have it in their mouth). These are one of my favorite baits to fish. Almost all the colors work here in central Florida, but I always have packs of white, bull frog, June Bug/Chart Legs, and Watermelon Red Pearl on hand. You need to pay attention when rigging these. Hook needs to be perfectly centered. Take your time. Buy a few packs, b/c they tear up pretty quick.
From: Shawn: Tampa, FL 9/30/14
Comments: hey work incredible. They work especially well in weedy lakes. Top-water, underwater, anything you can think of works. You catch fish, plain and simple. I've had 5 pound bass swallow them, pike bite them off, and even bowfin hit these. I'd personally recommend the green pumpkin, bull frog, tree frog for colorways. If you have clear lakes then the gray ghost works like a charm. Horny toads work like no other soft plastic bait. I'd strongly recommend these for anyone looking to catch fish of all sizes and species.
From: Noah: Black Lake, NY 8/8/14
Comments: Great Frog. I fish it like a real s-l-o-w crankbait. Unweighted on a ewg 4/0 hook. Swims real nice like a real frog. Keep in and under the water. I tried topwater an no luck. A soon as I went in the water non stop action.
From: Mattchew: Flo, MO 6/19/14
Comments: Best bait EVER MADE! I am a diehard Berkley Fanatic; but these are phenomenal. I have caught hundreds of Bass on these baits last season. Last fish of the season for 2013 was an 8-1/2 monster caught in PA. I was a believer before that; but that Bass sealed the deal. If I could only have one bait for summer and early Fall this would be it. Great colors; great price; very durable and the action is incredible. Can be crawled across the top or burned with high speed gear; they catch fish period. I always rig this bait with an Owner 5/0 Superline EWG hook; it's the PERFECT rig.
From: Gary: PA
Comments: My girlfriend and I landed over 30 bass and a dozen pike last July on a weed choked shallow lake where you needed to throw a weedless lure. The Horny Toad was the ticket for success. Luckily we had 4 paks but those pike bit the legs off and our trip ended soon after. Next year we'll have plenty more to use. My girlfriends first topwater bites and she was thrilled. Great bait.
From: Pete and Kim: Oak Park, MI
Comments: Best top water frog ever produced, these things catch multiple speices, rigged up weedless and buring over shallow weed beds or drop offs produces fish nearly everytime. yeah they might be good for a few fish but by gluing the heads on the rig you can double the amount you can catch on one frog and the value they cost who cares if you run through a whole packet well worth having a whole tray full of them, biggest barramundi I've caught on one of these is 108cm yet I've had 120cm + fish blow up on this tiny epic lure.
From: Keegan: Queensland, Australia
Comments: this is a great top water bait the white is great on cloudy days and when the water is merky
From: Jordan: new jersey westampton America
Comments: These are the best top water buzz bait style frog you can buy. I fish Lake Del Valle and the California Delta. I have caught some bass and stripers on these. I love them to death. Like some other people say its a 1-3 fish type plastic but they work so dang good its worth it. It never fails I can pull a small mouth up from 20 feet with one of these and I barely pop it over reeds and lily pads and bass can't stand it. I get blow ups afer blow ups on these.
From: Joe: Livermore CA
Comments: a'ight, mang. here's the deal: these things WORK. BUT-they are good for 1-3 fish. get over it, that is just the way it goes. When the carpet of my hooptie, 1971 Bass Slayer is covered with torn up frogs, I am happy. pick a color and get your frog on, till the break of dawn.
From: MISHAP: livin in America
Comments: I love to use these after midnight around lily pads or close to shore. A solid darker color has given me better results, so I avoid the different colored legs. Junebug, watermelon, and black are my favorite colors, but any other solid dark color should do. The action is subtle enough to not spook fish on glass waters that you find at night, when crankbaits or poppers are too loud. These are my most productive night-time lures, and have never failed to produce fish, from half pounders, to my second largest fish, an 11.9 pounder. My only complaint is that these lures are torn up after 3 fish (5 if you're lucky), so there is a good chance you'll go through an entire pack in one night, whether or not you use the screw in hooks (I personally stopped buying them because they were only slightly better than a big worm hook.) All in all, an absolutely amazing lure that will produce fish without to much effort, and will provide lots of fun.
From: Brad: Orlando, FL
Comments: The bullfrog color catches fish. The feet drive the bass nuts. I rip these over the pads on a fast retrieve to get their attention. Durability is an issue though. Find a color that works in your area and stock up.
From: Eddie: Boston, MA
Comments: BUY THIS FROG!! Black and watermelon red are the best colors drag them on the bottom with a 3/8 oz jig head smallmouth and largemouth hammer it!!!
Comments: Amazing bait. Bass love them. I have these in black and they work very well. 4/0 hook works best in my opinion. Easy to set the hook. Overall they are very good and easy to use.
From: AJ: FL
Comments: This is a very good frog. i had alot of success on it but the only thing about these that i do not like is that they break easy.. my all time favorite is the rage tail toad,then this one but overal a good frog to use for the money
From: Eric: Naugatuck,CT
Comments: got this frog in the black and yellow swirl mainly cause I was just looking for a cheap frog to use. This frog works great. Went out to a local lake and on my second cast pulled in a decent little largemouth. A couple casts later, brought in a 4-5 pounder. The action doesn't look like It would work all too well, at least to me. But do not be fooled. This is a great frog. I highly recommend this frog to anyone who doesn't wanna pay $11 for a single top water frog that doesn't even work as well. Definitely invest in a pack or two
From: Henry: FL
Comments: great frog with plenty of action and works great for me as topwater or submeged on a swimming jig head. did have a problem with it flipping over at first but fixed that on the go by using a clip on lead weight (normaly clips on line for crappie) and clipped it onto the hook under the belly just before the EWG began its hook bend and had no more trouble with it - also cast much better then too.
From: Junyer: AL
Comments: amzing frog it is my go to topwater bait i out fished my friend at his farm pond and he pretty much threw every lure in his tackle box dont get me wrong he was still catching fish but i had him beat once i started throeing it amazing frog i would rig a watermelon red horny toad weedless with no weight on a 3/0 red ewg hook throw it paralell to a bank with a lot of cattails reel it in a little bit then kill it let it set for about ten seconds pick up your slack if you feel a fish set the hook if not then drag it a little bit let it set again
From: Nick: Ohio
Comments: best frog ever made i out fished my friend who was using powerbait worms hula poppers every bait he could think of and he could see how i was out catching him i would throw it in front of some cat tails watermelon red weedless rigged with a three ought ewg worm hook rell it on top of the water for a few seconds and let it fall to the bottom let it sit for about 10 seconds about every time i put tension on my line i had a fish it drove those bass nuts
From: Nick: OH
Comments: Best frog every made! Period
From: Tyler: Timonium, MD
Comments: got some of my most biggest bass on this frog zoom great job
From: Bodee: St. Augustine, FL
Comments: Great bait!! but only one problem they flip over but it still catches me fish in key situations. 5 stars
From: Brett: Madison, IA
Comments: These aren't the most durable toads on the market, but if you use the screw lock hooks, you'll be able to use the same bait much longer and it tends to keep the bait upright. If you want more action out of the legs, cut a small slot where the legs meet in the middle. This will give the legs a little more noise and better splash.
From: Dan: Madison, WI
Comments: went to my friends house and fished their pond with a yellow horny toad first cast on dollar lilies and a 3 pounder busted it then 3 casts later same retreive 5 pounder ate great bait keep on making great bait zoom.
From: Wil: Callahan, FL
Comments: I cant get it to swim upright, it always flips over, but i still catch em. great action
From: Bryce: Orange County, CA
Comments: awesome frog but one thing i do that alot of people dont do is kill it and let it fall they nail it on the fall like a jig or ill twitch it after i kill it under the water and it looks like a real frog swimming for its life try these tactics and tell me what you think
From: Joe: CT
Comments: just fantastic. best action on the market, and durable as steel. you need some. my buddy nailed a 4 pounder at dusk in a little pond with it. use the hook zoom makes for it with the screw lock. just a flat out killer bait.
From: Scotty: VA
Comments: The zoom horny toad is not very durable, leading the head to tear. The legs I find are also way to close together, I had to melt them apart to give them more action, but besides that, a great frog packed with salt for beginners in open water with explosive results on bass. A great value for money also.
From: Dominic: WA
Comments: white.buy.it.works good around june or july in the evening weightless.
From: Connor: AR
Comments: The watermelon crawfish is a great color, here in wisconsin the muskie go crazy for them, i caught a 40 incher on one.
From: Tony: WI
Comments: Sick ass frog right here. ive been killing it with white and bull frog colors. i use a shimano curado high speed reel, a quantum dean rojas signature series frog rod, and 60 (50 would be ok in sparser vegetation) lb sunline fx2 braid. I use the stanley double take hooks with these horny toads with great success. The double hooks prevent the bait from rolling over on the retrieve, and i get an almost 100 percent hook up ratio.
From: Julian: Amherst, MA
Comments: This is my favorite bait and I use this bait on my favorite rig, endorsed by my favorite fisherman! A Skeete Reese rod and reel combo with my Wiley X's! I love this bait HUGE topwater action!
From: James: Lake Toho, FL
Comments: Caught a 5.6 and 4.8 on these the other night from the back of the boat (2 biggest of the day!). The white HT has been my favorite so far. The 5.6 came on a Watermelon Crawfish color. This color is different from what is pictured on this site. The real thing looks a lot like a female bluegill in color... I've had great hook up success with 5/0 Owner EWG hooks and 5/0 Owner screw lock hooks. I believe the EWG option makes them run more true but both hook up well on this bait. I fish mine on 40# Power Pro braid... Another GREAT BAIT from ZOOM!!!
From: Scott: Lexington, KY
Comments: Great lure caught a 7 and a half pounder on the first cast and proceeded to catch multiple 3 pounders after that, but it tend to roll over so you have to be careful.
From: Victor
Comments: After using the ribbit frogs I decided to try these to see if they were as good. when i first threw it I thought that it didnt have enough action but after having a bunch of bass hit them I am sold on them. These are great!
From: Aubrey, TX
Comments: best frog ever i don't know what some of these people are talking about but these things are the best
Comments: Worest frog I have ever used and do not have any action
From: Bryce: Louisville, KY
Comments: To see a 5+lbs. Florida large mouth Come up out of the water 2' from the toad and Come down on top of ur horny toad.....I own a camera now... Even keying it fall to the bottom can have some good Results....
From: Bill: Gainesville, FL
Comments: by far the best toad on the market. I just caught a 6 lb bass yesterday in the delta.
From: Jake: Sacramento
Comments: My favorite frog ever, had sucess with multiple colors ( black n white swirl, green pumpkin w/ white belly and the straight black and white) are all good colors depending on cloud cover and water clarity. I have tried a lot of frogs and these are the best, try letting them sink a little for those really suspicious bass and your numbers will improve.
From: Sam: Crestview, FL
Comments: By far the best soft body frog I've used! Catch alot of good fish on this! You can get your pocket picked very quickly with them though, not very durable, but you will catch fish using them!
From: Anthony: Detroit, MI
Comments: the horny toad is by far the best soft body frog on the market in my opinion.the watermelon seed caught me my wallhanger at 7 pounds,fish the horny toad,you wont regret it.
From: Nathan: Georgia, USA
Comments: using a 4/0 Gamakatsu EWG hook (red ) with a 4" horny toad ( watermelon crawfish ) they kill this toad , I had to buy another package because the first package bait was so mess up. Could even really fix it with glue so I bought another one and they love them .
From: Erik: IL
Comments: The Horny Toad is killer. I rig it with a 4/0 Gamakatsu superline EWG spring lock hook with 50 lb braid and swim it through the tickest pads I can find. The bass slam it! I have also had success by pausing it and bass can't resist the leg action on the fall. A spring lock hooks helps prevent the nose from getting torn up. I have caught multiple fish in the 3.5 to 5.5 lb range on this bait. If you use this bait, hold on tight!
From: Teyrry: MA
Comments: Great frog!! I tend to use the Ribbits a bit more, but these frogs are good too.
From: James: Orange Park, FL
Comments: amazing bait looks great in the water
Comments: what a great frog! i dont use them all that often but when i do they always procude! got a whopper 7lb largemouth on this the other day! howver bass arent the only thing that will crush this bait down here in florida i have caught some lunker snook! 35+ inches on this bad boy! what an exciting strike!
From: A.J.: Florida, USA
Comments: This lure is unreal obviously it can be fished on the surface, but I have had much more success letting it sink down..
From: Mike: Long Island, NY
Comments: These lures are so real that I had an owl attack my white one just as the sun was coming up. I had to yank it away from it as it flew right between my partner and I in the boat. If that doesn't tell you how real a lure is, I don't know what does.
From: James: Navarre, FL
Comments: Unreal!!!!! Was looking for the most simple and effective lure to use at any pond or lake at any time of year, OH BOY did this lure prove twice its weight in gold. Bought my first two pkgs at a local store and after my second time out with them, I had none left. First nite I used, I caught a 5lb 12oz lm!! along with multiple 3s. Northeast fishing, that is fudgn awesome. So far this year I have 7 fish over five pounds including a beautiful 6lb 9 oz chunker. What more can I say, if u dont buy, u will be left out. Thank you Tackle Warehouse for supplying me with ammo when no others in my area could. I spent extra money on shipping, but the pictures in my portfolio were well worth it. I just hope not many more people find out about them. Just buy yourself some mend it and these lures will last for several fish. Have glued mine about a dozen times and still catch em. only throw away when feet are bitten off. BANG FOR BUCK--- PRICELE$$$
From: Tour Guide Tom: Northbridge, MA
Comments: The horny toad is a reliable producer, both in the slop and in open water near weeds. Nothing complicated about this lure, just buzz it back for a nice subtle buzzbait type action, and drop it in to any open holes in the weeds.
From: Big J: Houston, TX
Comments: Used these for the first time EVER in my first bass tourneyment EVER today. OMG!!! As soon as we pulled up on our first spot at "safe light", we were getting strikes like crazy on the black. It took me 30 minutes to calm my nerves and adrenaline to finally realize that I wasn't landing my hook set because I was yanking the bait out of there mouth. After that, I landed 5 keepers back to back for my limit within the first 2 hours on the water. I culled 2 more fish in the next 2 hours. In total, I landed 9 fish in 3 hours and had 2 times as many strikes!! After the first 2 hours I switched to Green Pumpkin Pearl and it produced as well. Going to buy more and you should too!! Used them on the Zoom Horny Toad 5/0 hooks.
From: Rich: Manhattan, KS
Comments: I went fishin whith my sister and cousin in a local little pond. I did not think I would get anything there but I cought an 8 pound bass at dusk, changed my view of little lakes.
From: Colby: Seminole, FL
Comments:The best topwater frog out there, works great with the Zoom Horny Toad 5/0 hooks. Love fishing lily pads, favorite bassfishing time of year!
From:Tom: Wallington, NJ
Comments:Great top water lure, it gives of a lot of vibration and action.
From:Weber: Rochester, NY
Comments:This is a remarkable lure. Will catch bass in all different sizes. This is a must for anyone's tackle box.
From:Jody: Porter, TX
Comments:I caught a 4 1/2 pound largemouth in thick brush at Lake Success on a watermelon candy toad. I went back and caught a 7 pounder on the green pumpkin/pearl and 15 minutes later a 5 1/2 pounder on the same lure. These things come through brush really well and they catch fish. The 5 1/2 came when I stopped the lure and let it dip down at an isolated bush. I twitched it back to the surface and she ate it.
From:Steve: Bakersfield, CA
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- Antique Jewelry
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Early 20th C. Swedish Ruby Locket
From a long tradition of jewelry and a multitude of objects of personal adornment including daggers and swords comes this Swedish designed antique locket. Here is an example of the clean and simple lines for which early 20th century Scandinavian jewelry is known in the form of a round double box locket of 18k yellow gold centered with a round faceted accent ruby. Fabricated with a wonderful hidden hinge and ingenious top "O" fitting, the interior of the piece reveals two compartments complete with original rims and later date plastic inserts to cover the contents.
Date: Circa 1910.
Measurements: 1-5/16 inches (3.3 cm) in length including bale by 1 inch (2.4 cm) in diameter. Weight of 6.0 grams (3.8 dwt).
Hallmarks: Triple crown cat's paw mark; "ND"; a worn mark.
Condition: Excellent.
Origin: Swedish.
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I am gravely disappointed that so many people have trouble have difficulty resolving Zeno's paradoxes. I have resolved the one's I've looked at, and I will start with the most famous example: Achilles and the Tortoise.
"[I]t is impossible for [Achilles] to overtake the tortoise when pursuing it. For in fact it is necessary that what is to overtake [something], before overtaking [it], first reach the limit from which what is fleeing set forth. In [the time in] which what is pursuing arrives at this, what is fleeing will advance a certain interval, even if it is less than that which what is pursuing advanced … .And in the time again in which what is pursuing will traverse this [interval] which what is fleeing advanced, in this time again what is fleeing will traverse some amount … . And thus in every time in which what is pursuing will traverse the [interval] which what is fleeing, being slower, has already advanced, what is fleeing will also advance some amount." http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/paradox-zeno/#ParPla
I'm curious to see the Mises community tackle it. I'm optimistic in that I don't think it will take a few of you very long to do so. After some discourse, I will gladly offer my solution.
Oh, and aside from the unique Road Warrior expression that I started with, it's not disappointing really, but that's such a cool phrase I had to use it.
I guess a restatement of the paradox would be:
1. The limit of an infinite series is never actually reached by any finite partial sum. [Laws of Math]
2. Any measurable action we perform on this Earth can be subdivided [conceptually] into an infinity of partial actions, each also measurable, whose sum [in the sense of the sum of an infinite series] is the measure of the original action. [For it is valid to create a model of the universe that makes sense to us, and this model is perfectly sensible].
3. But in the real world, only half our model is applicable. For "subdivision" in the sense of 2 is real, but "addition" in the sense of 2 isn't.
This is because subdivision in our minds is possible, being merely a concept, and this subdivision accurately reflects reality.
But summation happens in the real world, where it is not possible to perform an infinite summation, neither by humans nor by nature. Nature is not a cosmic glue that melds all the infinite partial actions into one. Therefore no summation is possible. Therefore the tortoise never catches the hare.
So what's the flaw? The flaw is in assuming his model makes sense. Slicing something up into a finite number of pieces makes sense to us, and we justified to feel we know the laws that apply to finite slicing, because we see countless examples of it every day of our lives.
But we have never seen anything divided into an infinity of pieces. Therefore we have no basis for assuming we know the laws that apply to infinite slicing in the real world [even granting that such a thing is possible]. So we have no basis for the assertion that nature is not a glue that melds infinitely many objects together. On the contrary, we see that it is.
EDIT: Taking it a step further, when we slice up something like a foot race into infinite pieces, implicit in the very act of slicing is the assumption that the sum of the slices is the original object. Otherwise we would not be justified in slicing it in the first place.
For example, when we physically slice a salami, we can argue along the lines of Zeno's paradox thusly:
The whole is equal to the sum of its parts. Therefore all these slices of salami are equal to the original salami. But you can make thirty sanwhiches, say, out of those slices, but you cannot make even one sandwhich out of the original salami, because it is too big to fit into a sandwhich.
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This is because subdivision in our minds is possible, being merely a concept, and this subdivision accurately reflects reality.
I agree with you on the first part, but I disagree on the latter. How is mental subdivision an accurate representation of reality?
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So what's the flaw? The flaw is in assuming his model makes sense. Slicing something up into a finite number of pieces makes sense to us, and we justified to feel we know the laws that apply to finite slicing, because we see countless examples of it every day of our lives.
But we have never seen anything divided into an infinity of pieces. Therefore we have no basis for assuming we know the laws that apply to infinite slicing in the real world [even granting that such a thing is possible]. So we have no basis for the assertion that nature is not a glue that melds infinitely many objects together. On the contrary, we see that it is.
His model does make sense in the realm of mathematics, though, and this is where I see Zeno's flaw. Mathematics doesn't exist in reality. It is inherently a mental construction, just as you pointed out in a different way in your text above. Laws of physics, biology, properties of matter . . . none of these actually exist in reality.
We can take a system of any kind, superimpose it onto reality, and while it might line up as a perfect stencil (for instance, I'm not going to walk off a cliff anytime soon even though a system tells me I will fall to my death and I'm saying the system is fake), the system itself is purely subjective. It is the same with infinity, as you pointed out. There is no way to even conceptualize infinity much less see it in nature. Thus there is no way for us to manipulate it and use it or view it outside of a subjective construct that doesn't actually exist.
Zeno's example of Achilles does not work in reality. Achilles would blow by the turtle in all accounts, and we know this from experience. Can we mathematically explain it? No, and that's why his paradox frustrates so many people. But the truth of the matter lies in the distinction between the mental system of mathematics or physics and what is real. Zeno maintained that his paradox showed that movement and change is an illusion, but it really doesn't. Mathematics and all subjectively constructed systems are the illusion.
Max Planck worked out the smallest possible unit of distance or time that can conceivably be measured. No one has actually measured anything nearly that small, of course.
It's simple: just because you can keep coming up with intervals by which the tortoise has not yet overtaken doesn't mean that that is true for *every* interval. Just because I can endlessly keep coming up with sentences that start with the 2 words "Just because" does not mean that all sentences that start with the word "just" must have "because" as their second word.
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There is no such thing as a paradox. As with every other paradox all you are doing is using a camoflage language and misapplying a set of rules to the mechanics of what is going on via language tricks. It's a worship of words as a "fixed idea".
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The solution is simple if you accept that time and space are discrete on a fundemental level and slicing into infinity (whatever that actually means) is nonsense since it implies there is nothing in reality itself.
Given that time and space are discrete it follows that the tortoise can be stationary at one time period when Achilles actually moves. So it is then possible for them to come along side each otehr and then Achilles can clearly pass the tortoise.
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Could you kindly point out where the language trick, the misapplication of the rules, actually is in this particular case?
Or are you saying that all of mathematics and theoretical physics is unreliable, since it is only a language?
When a practicisng physicist finds something in his lab that doesn't agree with established laws of physics, should he just shrug his shoulders and say, "Oh well, the laws of physics and math are just a camoflage language. I guess we all misapplied them all these years"?
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If we throw in Max Planck the paradox will be that when we get to the stage that the rabbit has to move a distance so small it cannot be measured, then we cannot know who will be ahead. And yet we see the rabbit always wins.
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There is no such thing as a paradox. As with every other paradox all you are doing is using a camoflage language and misapplying a set of rules to the mechanics of what is going on via language tricks. It's a worship of words as a "fixed idea".
This is very well put. I agree. There is the system of language and mathematics that we use to define the world, but the definition is not the world itself. Also, true, paradoxes are impossible . . . they are merely a concept that we can abstractly grasp. For instance, the classic "What would happen if an unstoppable force met an unmoveable object?" Even though we can comprehend the paradox's cause, we cannot grasp the effect. For instance, nobody can conceive what would actually happen if such a force and object met. One might even say we can "know" that no such forces or objects exist in the universe, though not everything in the universe has been witnessed, so there can be no scientific certainty of it.
I do have a question I'm curious about, though: what is your take on the origin of the universe? Or is there an origin to the universe? Since you maintain that paradoxes cannot exist (and I agree), I'm anticipating that you do not believe that something came from nothing.
Slicing into infinity has been clearly defined. It does not imply that there is nothing in reality itself, only that a single point in space has no dimension. Existing and having a dimension are not the same thing.
Euclid made just that assumption, that a single point has no length, and it has been universally accepted for thousands of years to this very day, and nobody had any problem with it.
Also, Newtonian physics [AKA the only thing we've got] assumes that time and space are not discrete on a fundamental level. Nor does it assume that the tortoise is stationary at some point.
So we can restate the paradox this way: Given the universally accepted assumptions of Euclidean Geometry and Newtonian Physics, how do we resolve the paradox?
vive is right: there are no paradoxes, it's always just misuse of language. And yes, geometry is full of mystical silliness, but it is used without major issue most of the time because the main applications have found ways of avoiding contradiction when using it, though unfortunately this sometimes requires messing up the language even further. Paradoxes that are themselves well-formed are therefore red flags that the system you're working in has a flaw somewhere - that is, a misuse of language in the fundamental aspects of the underlying theoretical framework. Zeno's paradox as phrased above never says the hare doesn't overtake the tortoise; it just gives a method of endlessly designating a sequence of intervals over which the hare hasn't yet overtaken.
Smiling Dave:Euclid made just that assumption, that a single point has no length, and it has been universally accepted for thousands of years to this very day, and nobody had any problem with it.
Right - a point is an abstract mathematical construct. It has zero extension in any dimension under consideration. Therefore, any extension can be said to consist of an infinite number of points. Yet the extension is (presumably) finite. How does this make sense?
I think it makes sense if one stops thinking of a line, area, volume, etc. as being composed of points at all. One can instead think of these things as separations or relations between/among points. Indeed, the very notion of location implies a relation to something else.
Geometry isn't even necessary to think about this. How many rational numbers are there between 0 and 1? Infinitely many. Yet the extension between 0 and 1 is said to be finite. Is there a paradox here? I don't see how.
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We absolutely LOVED this dish- the meat was so tender that it just fell apart when we ate it. It tasted amazing!
Slow Cooker Mongolian Beef
1 1/2 pounds beef flank steak, cut into stir-fry sized strips
1/4 cup cornstarch
2 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 teaspoon minced ginger
2 cloves garlic, minced
3/4 cup soy sauce
3/4 cup water
3/4 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup shredded carrots
3 medium green onions, chopped
Spray slow cooker with non-stick cooking spray. Place cornstarch in a bowl. Coat each piece of steak in cornstarch and place in crock pot. Discard any remaining cornstarch. Combine remaining ingredients in a bowl and pour over beef in crock pot. Cook in crockpot on high for 2-3 hours or low for 4-5 hours. Serve over rice, topped with additional sliced green onions.
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the recipe looks yummy, but your daughter is the real eyecatcher here! super cute!
What a beautiful little girl! Love that hair!!
This dish looks like something my family would love! And our little girl' s name is Taylor too:)
Oh her hair is so cute – even standing on end! This recipe looks pretty great too. I can't wait to try it. Tammy ~ http://www.yoursandmineareours.blogspot.com
Oh I'm so in LOVE with your precious baby! How adorable is she?! Too adorable for words. Cherish the moments….they pass way too quickly.
darn is she cute
iam gonna try the Mongolian beef. we have a family joke about Mongolian beef, sorry, I can't share or I could get hurt
Your little baby girl is simply adorable! Love all that hair! This dinner looks great!
She's so sweet Camille! Congrats! And the food looks great too
your baby is adorable~ i was wondering if the 1/4c cornstarch is for coating the steak, or is it in addition in the bowl mix? thanks!
Thank you! Yes, the cornstarch is just for coating the steak. It probably wouldn't hurt if you did throw it in the crock pot, but it's not necessary!
Why is there a need for cornstarch?
Do the green onions only go in after you've cooked, or do some go in while cooking?
Add some of the green onions with the other ingredients while it cooks and save some for the end to add to the top of the finished recipe! Hope this helps! -The Six Sisters
Wow! The green onions look so good in the photo! I'm definitely trying this!
I made this for dinner tonight, it was amazing! I used tamari instead of soy sauce, we are gluten free. This will be added to our recipe box.
Just made this yesterday afternoon, it was the first ever crockpot recipe my husband really liked and went back for seconds and thirds, he never likes anything made in the crockpot, this recipe was delicious!!!! Definitely will make again
This dish looks heavenly! My husband is a big fan of asian recipes at home and this one is going on my menu this week!
Made this for dinner tonight. Excellent. I will tweek it next time, tho. Low sodium soy sauce and increase the liquid somehow. It cooked down too much and started to burn. Might also cook it on low. This is going into the rotation.
Ok, so i'm ready to put the slow cooker on, but im stuck. When exactly do we put the 2 chopped babies in there?
You make it so easy to eat really well while we are at camp. I set the crock pot up with one of your amazing recipes and then go fishing for the day and come back to a ready meal.
Found this recipe on Pinterest and now it's sitting in my crock pot making the house smell amazing…can't wait to try it!
I just made this and followed directions to a T. The sauce on yours is dark and almost like molasses. Mine is light colored and really gummy almost. Any suggestions? I cooked mine on low.
Loved how well the sauce thickened and the steak cooked great! I added some sesame oil to the mix and a hot peeper while cooking. But, turned out extremely salty! I used low sodium soy sauce. Do not know if I can make this again due to the salt!
Any suggestions for other kinds of beef, besides flank steak?
Can you please tell me how many this recipe serves. Thanks.
4 big servings.
Made this last night exactly according to recipe. It was fantastic. My son and husband can't wait to have it again. The sauce was just slightly thin, so I grabbed a ladle, put some sauce in a pot on the stove, stirring constantly, and it thickened up in seconds. After serving, sprinkled La Choy (crunchy) Chow Mein noodles on top. OMG!
This looks delish…… Have you ever tried this as a freezer meal ( as In freeze it before cooking and then just dumping in the crockpot and forgetting it?
Have you tried this with chicken instead of beef? I loooovvvee Pei Wei's Mongolian Chicken and was looking for a Slow Cooker version.
Question do you have cookbook published yet? If you do where can you get one? I have made lots of meals from off your site and we love them. Although the cookbook does sound grand I love that online you can see the photos of the meals you are making. Making the Mongolian beef tonight…just got done putting it in the crock pot. Thanks for the time you spend sharing with us all.
Added 5 carrots (1/3rd inch thick coins) and 1 large onion (sliced eighths) to the crockpot first. Then I put in all the other ingredients (except the shredded carrot). I used chuck steaks instead of flank and sliced the large globs of fat off it. It cooked during our 3-hour Church block. Turned out nicely; all the family liked it.
Just made this (with sirloin steak, without carrots) and it's delicious! Definitely keeping this in the dinner rotation.
Holy smokes! Lip smackin' good! I added a splash of sesame oil, used low sodium beef broth in place of the water, then added some chopped fresh broccoli during the last 30 mins of cooking. Served it up over some fresh brown rice! Yum and YUM! Had the plan to make it into a freezer meal to add to my son & DIL's stash in prep for the new (first) grand baby coming soon. Looks like I'll have to make another batch because the hubby and I aren't letting loose of this one! haha
We made this for dinner again last night! It has become a favorite in our house over the last year. I just had to let you know how much we love it!
This recipe was a blast!!! I added broccoli and onions…
The entire family enjoyed second servings
Mongolian beef is my husband's favorite Chinese dish. Tried to make it a few times but it never came out the same. Came across your recipe yesterday, it was so easy a simple. Oh my god! it was wonderful. My husband loved it. Thank you for sharing.
I made this last night – delicious!! Thanks for sharing!!


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