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After claiming the Elk County Tournament championship Friday night, Johnsonburg won the EQT Energy Classic Saturday night with a 74-54 victory over Bridgeport out of West Virginia in the boys championship game at St. Marys Area High School.
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The Rams claimed the Elk County Holiday Tournament for the second straight year with a 64-43 win over Elk County Catholic Friday night at St. Marys Area High School.
"It is very special," Johnsonburg coach Bill Shuey said. "I know the seniors, they end the career here in the holiday tournament as a winner. It's always special."
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JOHNSONBURG – Johnsonburg wrestling lost 54-24 to Coudersport in dual meet action Thursday night at Johnsonburg Area High School.
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Ridgway boys basketball won their third straight game as the Elkers downed Brookville 51-26 Wednesday night at Ridgway Area High School.
Ridgway (4-1) set the tone early with a 9-0 run to start the game. Josh Roselli opened the game with a field goal 40 seconds in and Jeremy Breier followed with a short shot at the 5:57 mark for a 4-0 lead. After Roselli split a pair of free throws, he made consecutive field goals to up the Ridgway lead to 9-0 with 4:15 left in the opening quarter and prompting a Brookville timeout.
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Lincoln Park would win the rematch with Johnsonburg 77-59 Tuesday night in front of an overflow crowd at Johnsonburg Area High School.
Lincoln Park came into the game ranked No. 2 in the state while Johnsonburg was ranked fifth.
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A strong second quarter spurred Ridgway boys basketball on to a 46-25 victory Friday night at Ridgway Area High School.
Curwensville led 10-6 over Ridgway at the end of the first quarter. Neither team did much on offense in the first four minutes of the second quarter as Ridgway mustered four points and Curwensville was shut out to leave the score tied at 10-all with 3:52 left. A MacDonald field goal with 5:04 left broke a 7:26 scoring drought for Ridgway and two free throws from Jeremy Breier tied the game at 10.
The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders improved to 3-0 on the young season with a 62-31 victory over the visiting Johnsonburg Ramettes on Wednesday evening at ECCHS.
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Ridgway girls basketball lost 55-4 to Port Allegany Wednesday night at Ridgway Area High School.
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Only the good die young :-(
This is very sad news. T-Rock was a good person and he will be greatly missed. My condolences to his family.
RIP Tom.
I did not know him but I'm still sorry to hear of his passing.
"I don't have to hope. Ever since the first day I put on the pads, I've been a leader in some capacity. The way I work and the way I play on Sundays, guys are going to follow."
- RB Ricky Williams, on whether he hopes to be a team leader.
Wow, this came so close to bringing me to tears...
The pain and suffering is over. He is in a better place, and it's only a matter of time when we will all be together again. It's always sad to see a fin brother pass.....This is what I read at the memorial service:
"God saw you were getting tired and a cure was not to be, so he put his arms around you and whispered come with me. With tearful eyes I watched you suffer and saw you fade away; although I loved you dearly, I could not make you stay. A Golden Heart stopped beating, hard working hands to rest. God broke my heart to prove me, He only takes the Best."
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I spend a weekend a year hanging out with TRock and many of the other Dolphins Webmasters. This year will not be the same w/out him.
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I'm very sorry to hear about T-Rock. I'm a regular over at Phinfever, and his loss will certainly be felt throughout the boards. He'll be missed by many of us without question. My deepest condolences. RIP T-ROCK!!!!!!!!!!.....
I am truely sorry to hear of his passing. His work is left behind him, and, somone else picks up the guidon to carry on. That's the way of the honorable. RIP.
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Bart Marantz is presently Director of Jazz Studies at the Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts; formally the Arts Magnet High School joining the institution in 1983. Mr. Marantz did his undergraduate work at Indiana University and the University of Miami, (Florida) where he received his BM degree in Instrumental Jazz Studies/Performance under the direction of jazz educators Jamey Aebersold, David Baker, Jerry Coker and Dan Haerle. He received his masters degree in Afro-American Jazz Music at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston (Massachusetts). While at N.E.C. he performed under and studied with Phil Wilson, Jaki Byard and George Russell. As the graduate assistant to the jazz studies department he taught courses in jazz analysis, jazz improvisation and jazz keyboard harmony.
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As a clinician he has appeared at the Valdosta State Jazz Festival, the Southern States Jazz Festival (Florida State University), the Northern Colorado University Jazz Festival (Greely Colorado), Texas Tech University, The University of Texas at Austin, A&I University, Louisiana Tech University, the Greater Southwest Music Festival, the Brandon Jazz Festival (Brandon Canada), Musicfest Canada and the International Association of Jazz Educators Conference, The Stanford Residency and the Brubeck institute to name a few.
During the summer of 1986 Bart was selected as one of ten Fulbright Scholars in the US. and taught Jazz Studies in South Africa, where he spent thirty days. He appeared in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Bononi and Durban. While in Durban, Bart held clinics at the University of Natal where he lectured and played with Darius Brubeck, son of jazz legend Dave Brubeck. In July of 1989 Mr. Marantz was selected as one of ten directors in the US. and Canada to visit the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. As a result the BTWHSPVA jazz program has an open invitation to Montreux by the Swiss Visitors Bureau to perform at the prestigious European jazz event.
Since coming to Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, the music program has won \"227\" DownBeat Student Music Magazine awards. During the years 1984 and 1989, the jazz program at Booker T. Washington led this international competition in the US. and Canada winning more awards than any other high school or college in North America and repeated this amazing feat again in 1992 and again 1996 through 2008, 2009 and again in 2010! The jazz studies program has produced 19 albums during the past 30 years under Bart\'s direction for a total of 24 jazz recordings over the school\'s 37 year history. These recordings have been favorably reviewed in Cadence, JAZZIZ, JazzTimes and Down Beat Magazines and have had air play throughout North America. During this period ten (10) Booker T. Washington musicians have been signed to major labels as leaders. They are Roy Hargrove (trumpet), Verve Records, Tim Owens (vocal) Atlantic, and Eric White (drums) Reprise, Erika Badu (vocal) Motown Records, Aaron Comes (drums) Epic Records, Frank LoCrasto (piano) Max Jazz, Luke Marantz (piano, Red Piano Records, and Norah Jones (vocal), Blue Note Records, Shawn Martin and Robert \"Sput\" Searight.
Mr. Marantz has been a Selmer Clinician since 1988. He plays Bach/ Selmer trumpets and flugal horns exclusively. He was the featured artist in the national Selmer magazine \"Brass Notes\" in the 1991 spring, again in 1995 winter issue and gain in the fall \'96 issue. Most recently Bart was front page news on the \"Center Stage\" Conn/Selmer Web page in June of 2010.
Bart\'s original music and arrangements for combo and big band are produced and available through Northern Colorado Press, Greely Colorado.
Bart Marantz was visiting Professor of Jazz Studies at Dallas Baptist University from 1986 to 1990, where he taught jazz improvisation and conducted the jazz ensembles. He also works as contractor/musician serving the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Bart was the US. Curriculum Chairman for the International Association of Jazz Educators from 1990-2001. In December 1991 he was selected to run for the IAJE Board as US. Representative. Since 1983 Mr. Marantz\'s jazz ensembles have appeared at the annual IAJE Conference seventeen (17) times performing big band, combo, and vocal jazz music. Mr. Marantz was selected as one of four (4) finalists to interview for Executive Director of IAJE in 1994.
Bart Marantz was founder and President of the Arts Magnet/Arts District Jazz Festival for scholarships. This 501 (C) (3) was a non profit organization dedicated to distributing cash scholarship awards to outstanding young talent. It served those students in attendance as well as the general public with clinics and concerts of the highest quality during the three day event. The festival ran from 1990 to 1993 in the Arts District of down town Dallas.
During the summer of 1991 Mr. Marantz did a video shoot for the TV commercial \"The Power To Teach\" in New York City. This came as a result of being selected as one of seventy teachers in the US. to be included in the book \"I Am A Teacher,\" written by David Marshall Marquis and Robin Sachs published by Simon and Shuster. Bart Marantz was labeled \"One of the countries most successful music teachers\" by D Magazine in July of 1989. As a result he has been inducted into the 1992 \"Who\'s Who In American Teaching,\" published by the National Reference Institute, the 1993 \"Who\'s Who In American Education\" published by Marquis Inc. and the 1994 edition of Men Of Achievement, published by the International Biographical Center, Cambridge England. The National Honor Roll\'s Outstanding American Teacher for 2006. In April 1993 Bart Marantz was given the \"International Achievement Award In Jazz Education\" by Down Beat Magazine. Bart was awarded The Dallas Rotary Club \"Service Above Self \" for the Dallas Independent School System for 2005. Bart Marantz was named as the 18th recipient of the international \"DownBeat Jazz Education Hall of Fame\" for 2010. Most recently, Bart was awarded "The John LaPorta National Jazz Educators of The Year†for 2012 by The Berklee College of Music, Boston and the Jazz Educators Network, JEN. Bart Marantz s the 7th recipient of this prestigious national recognition.
In January of 1995 Mr. Marantz toured Russia performing eight (8) concerts with a \"pro\" quintet and teaching in Samara, Saratov, and Moscow. He premiered, from his family suite, \"Ballad For Mom,\" performed by the Samara Symphony on national Russian television as well as taught and performed at the this national event. Most recently Bart was the cover feature for the national periodical JazzEd Magazine Saratov Conservatory, and the Moscow Institute for Fine Art and Music. Bart Marantz was named \"Executive Director\" of Jazzfest USA in July of 1996 by Down Beat Magazine serving the magazine for appearing in the November 2008 issue.
Bart Marantz was named \"Executive Director\" of Jazzfest USA in July of 1996 by Down Beat Magazine. Most recently Bart was the cover feature article for the national periodical JazzEd Magazine, called, \"Anything Is Possible\" in the November 2008 issue.
Bart taught for 15 years as summer faculty at the University of Texas at Arlington teaching summer jazz studies. He was named as visiting guest artist at the \"Brubeck Institute,\" Summer Jazz Colony, in Stockton CA from 2000 to 2011. He was a founding faculty member and appeared yearly at the \"Brubeck Institute\" graciously supported by the Selmer Company as a clinician/artist. Bart has also appeared as faculty at the Stanford Jazz Residency on the campus of Stanford University during the summer.
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More than 30 members of the Prince George's County NAACP and Citizens for an Elected Board met Wednesday night to rally participation for a Saturday meeting in Annapolis on County Executive Rushern L. Baker III's proposed takeover of the school system.
Earlier this week, Baker announced his intention to introduce legislation that would take appointment and supervision of the school system's superintendent away from the Board of Education and make it a cabinet post in his office. The shift would take away budgetary control from the board, add appointed members to the board and direct the board to focus on student achievement and parental involvement. The Prince George's County House Delegation will hold a public meeting at 9 a.m. at the Lowe House Office Building, room 150 in Annapolis.
Delegation Chair Jolene Ivy (D-Dist. 47) of Cheverly announced in a press release Thursday that the meeting would feature a discussion with Baker and Board of Education Chair Verjeana Jacobs "on the future structure of the county school board."
Although there will be no chance for public comment during this meeting, the public is invited to submit written testimony to the delegation via email at email@example.com by March 27.
Bob Ross, president of the county branch of the NAACP, said the goal of Wednesday's meeting at the NAACP's Largo office wasn't to persuade attendees one way or another, but to help educate the public "on how the [legislative] process works and what you have to do. Keep things simple as possible, whatever decision you make, pro or con."
The legislation is being introduced as a 53-page amendment to HB1107, a bill authored by Del. Geraldine Valentino-Smith (D-Dist. 23A) of Bowie to create a task force looking at best practices of school boards.
Leonard Lucchi, a county lobbyist, said the bill passed without the original amendments on the House side and the amendment is expected to be added on the Senate side, Lucchi said.
Lucchi said the county's senators are seemingly strongly in favor of some form of this legislation and the bill would then go to the House on Monday for amendment approval.
"It's currently up to the 23 delegates of Prince George's County," Lucchi said. "It takes 12 to pass or defeat the bill and my preliminary interviews with folks leads me to believe it's close and that a push from different stakeholders in Prince George's County could push it one way or the other."
Bernie Horn, communications consultant and senior advisor with Washington, D.C.-based Progressive Majority Action Fund, a nonprofit progressive advocacy group, presented a list of "talking points" for anyone interested in opposing Baker's plan.
"This is the biggest increase in power of any political body that I have heard of," Horn said.
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i am currently designing the welcome page for my website and i would like to display random images from my database on the home screen.
i have many images stored in my database and each time someone visits the site i would like 4 random pictures to be selected from my db and displayed. i have heard about the rand() php function but heard that for large databases this is a bad one to use.
i really am stumped on this, thanks in advance to anyone who can help
"large" means hundreds of thousands or millions of records.
I doubt seriously that you have that many images in use.
I would feel comfortable using RAND() with up to a few thousand records, though if your tables are "wide" (that is, if there are many many fields in each row of the table) there are some tricks you might want to use to improve the efficiency of your queries.
Be yourself. No one else is as qualified.
For example, if you have an ID column as your PRIMARY KEY, you could do:
That way the ORDER BY part of the query only has to fetch the IDs (presumably from the index, without touching the table, per se), pick 4 of them at random, and only then do you pick 4 full records from the entire table.Code:SELECT * FROM yourtable WHERE id IN ( SELECT id FROM yourtable ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 4 )
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Hey guys, Im curious what you guys think of this idea.
I'm considering the possibility of marketing some of my projects to other companies that I do business with.
For example I'm developing a mechanism to open, sort and stack certain chemical containers when they are mixing chemicals to service a gas well.
All the design work, fabrication and testing is done by my shop however the company that this device is for is paying for the prototype costs.
They have merely given me the concept of the device and the parameters with which they expect the device to operate in.
Is it legal for me to try to sell the finished product to other companies?
Is there intellectual or other copyrights protecting the original client from me doing this?
If so, how do I go about obtaining legal rights over the products that I build and develop?
Do you guys think there is an ethical issue with me marketing a developed product to other companies?
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Thats a tough one but i would say no you cant sell them. The company i work for shut down one of my ideas real quick reminding me of the paper i signed when i started there that "everything" in my head is owned by them 24/7 Boy i hope they don't want some of their thoughts back
I even tried to sell a tool idea to a company who's parts we used and they sent me a nasty letter that pretty much ends if anything here is not clear to call them back. I still have a copy of it hanging in my shop. Just my .02...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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I'd have to agree with Bob on this one.
Especially since they're paying you for the prototype.
But I'm a welder not a lawyer, with a project like that it might pay to get some legal advice before you worry too much about it.at home:
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Thanks for your replies, its been a concern for me as I started considering the opportunity this product is presenting. Especially since they are paying for the prototyping of the device.
However I just remembered a case in which the reverse happened to me. Where I designed a system of storage to attach on a piece of equipment. With my drawn plans (which i never charged for ) in their records and a initial product delivered to them, they proceeded to have their own 'fab shop' copy it for all their new units.
I was also asked once to bid against the designer of another piece of storage device in order to retrofit all the units located in my area, I was provided with the drawings of his design and a price to beat/match.
This is kind of telling me that they at least consider the very idea of anything built for them 'theirs'.
The thing is, I've never signed any contract with them stating anything about ownership rights for products or ideas conceaved via our relationship.
I'm almost tempted to draft up some sort of contract for this very reason, because I would rather they NOT own some of my ideas, especially the ones that I do not charge design time for.
There are other simpler ideas I've come up with that could possibly be used by others in any industry, a more efficient tire chain wrench for instance. Would you say that even a simple device such as a specialty wrench should be kept proprietary to the original requesting party even though all they provided me was a concept to work from?
Thanks again guys.
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Before you decide either way have your attorney review your agreement.
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Could you just talk with your client about your idea of marketing the product?
I've worked on design projects that I couldn't tell people what I was working on. Plant manager, master engineer, head designer and designer were the only ones who knew what the project was in the beginning. Even had 3M computer monitors that only allowed the screen to be seen from directly in front of it. I was told in no uncertain that if I told anyone I would be fired immediately.
I also had a design "stolen" from another company I worked for. Designed and fabbed a machine for them. To me it wasn't a nuclear rocket or anything but they were all oohs and ahhs. Few months later their central engineering brought in a machine almost identical that was fabbed by one of their "preferred vendors". They came in and reverse engineered the one I built.
Thing is, if they would have just asked I would have provided them all the drawings and material lists and saved them all the trouble. Pretty sure some engineer went to a big meeting and claimed all the design credit for himself. Even that I didn't care about since I'd been paid for the original design. Wasn't a big deal to me but they, for some reason, thought they had to do it back door.
Was it legal? Who knows. I avoid lawyers at all costs whenever possible. But most times you can keep the lawyers hungry if you just talk with somebody.
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The way I see it, if you came up with the design, fabricated it yourself and the only thing that they had to do with it was coming up with the original concept of it, it's your baby. Put a patent on it before you turn it over to them. They might be paying you but they are paying you for DELIVERY of the final product, not the DEVELOPMENT of that product. That would be like one of us calling up Miller and saying that we want a device that fuses wire together that will allow us to run wire through a feeder continuously when changing spools. Even if we paid for one in advance, they designed it so they own the rights to it. But like I said, this is just the way I see it.
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If you have not signed a contract stating that the product you manufacture is their property, you are legally able to sell it to others. By doing so, you may endanger the original relationship and you may not want to risk that.
In the future you may want to apply for provisional patent on items/tools you produce. You would also be wise to have a standard contract that states you own the manufacturing rights to any products developed during the contract period.
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Prototype - yours or theirs
My business is based on Prototyping for companies, big and small.
The contract/PO/agreement... whatever you have from them is binding.
If they are paying for and will retain all engineering docs/prints and so forth.
It's theirs. Also a Non Disclosure Agreement, your done.
If they are not explicitly paying for the engineering just the product, you have a "chance" to claim it for yourself and sell it.
Always best to take everything to a contracts lawyer, donate to his bank account and make sure. Make him sign a confidentiality and Non Disclosure Agreement before you show him anything.
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As for the original question, the work was done at the request of another company and they're paying for the prototype work. They own it unless they give you a waiver to produce and market the product. If on the other hand they had presented a problem and then you had developed and produced a solution on your nickel then it's yours to market and produce.
Just my two cents.
Of course I'm a nut on intellectual property. I was just given a letter of allowance and have paid the fees for publishing and awarding a patent. I should have the patent in hand within a couple of months at the most.


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The Badlees have always been greater than the sum of its parts, and therefore, after these shows are done, we will not be performing or recording as 'The Badlees' for the foreseeable future. We want to honor the legacy of 'The Badlees' and we feel that this is the best way to do that. All of us will still continue to make music outside of the band.
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To put it plainly, their roster will be even less talented than it already is.
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Our roster has plenty of talent, unfortunately we had a ton of key injuries on O. If we lose Keller that will hurt, that's really the only potential loss that will hurt b/c we can't afford to lose O players. Assuming Keller and Edwards are back we'd have a decent group of weapons for the QB to throw to w/o even making a move int he draft or FA(which we will) and that was our biggest issue in 2012.


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Every several years, a unique new addition becomes available for everybody in the sports fishing industry. Something revolutionary always happens every so often, and whether it's the plastic jerk baits or the trolling motor, there is always another new innovative invention to come along. Sort of how the use of kayaks are used as a fishing platform instead of extreme water sports. Kayak fishing is changing the fishing world, and it is one fast growing change in fishing.
So many people and fishermen are using kayaks. In fact, multiple manufacturers are beginning to create kayaks mainly for fishing, and they have been creating a wide range of them. There are amazing new gear and equipment being made just for this. Another new unique aspect is the kayak fishing competitions being made across the nation, with extremely popular excursions mainly for fisherman into kayak fishing.
The best part about it is how it's so economical and useful, along with a small upfront payment to get started. It is very affordable to get into with little consistent costs to think about. Kayaks provide fishing access throughout different areas that is not normally easy to get to. Just a single trip to the kayak could change everything for you and turn you into one big kayak fishing lover.
Power boating is known for being a bit more expensive. It could cost more than $20,000 just to get an outfitted flats boat. Kayak for fishing, however, does not need a single amount of fuel, zero insurance, no trailers, and practically little to no maintenance on your part. It actually only weights 50 pounds, and it can transport on top of any type of compact car. It's so easy to launch, you only need one person i n order to do it where there is water. Of course, you do need the right safety gear and other paddles, but overall, you'll probably only spend $1,000 at most, which is extremely economical and affordable.
The ordinary kayak is already effective, but just like every boat that floats on water, customizing it can only get better. So many enthusiasts have already rigged their "yaks", as they call them, with several anchoring programs and back rests, which have a ton of different storage options and pumps. Some have bait wells, coolers, radios, and all kinds of camera mounts and GPs units for enhancing productivity.
These Yaks are actually being used in all kinds of shallow deep ends, so they can be in deep ends or shallow fisheries. It is regardless a great platform for fishing no matter where you go. Some people are catching striper and sharks from deep water. However, if you head out to Southwest Florida and go to the shallow waters, it is becoming its perfect spot for kayak fishing. Of course, the success of shallow fishing is all about stealth. It's all about stealth and strength, because just a single dropped tool or slam of a hatch and you're done. Kayaks are perfect for this.
It's super easy to slip right in quietly almost undetected. It glides practically effortlessly in the water. Sometimes, the only sounds you hear are those of your paddle going in the water.
The kayak has completely changed how I thought about sports fishing. It is so easy to get to spots you can't really access because of how great the kayak is for getting there quietly without the loud motors. Anybody looking into fishing without the expenses involved with power boating should give this a shot.
The friends I have made who go with me on my fishing moments make it even better. Whether I'm with just two or ten different anglers, I get to learn even more things about kayak fishing and get to do it with others who also love this new innovation.
I get to do so much, ranging from getting to more places and even getting to experiment in more locations, which most of the time is more difficult because of the tendency of another kind of boat to stop me from doing it. Yaks are more comfortable, more reliable, and they can withstand almost everything you need to do to fish in any place you choose to. One thing that is makes me enjoy using it is how you can enjoy the power of staying quiet in almost any venue I go to. It's practically one quiet kayak with little to zero loud noises. It is not annoying to deal with at all.
Since kayak fishing is more affordable, I wouldn't be shocked if more people who were on big budgets would try this out as opposed to any other type of fishing platform. It's safer, more equipped, and much easier to use than other boats. If you are on the verge of buying a brand new boat for fishing, try getting a "Yak" for yourself. It's cheaper and is actually more affordable, which I think is extremely ironic compared to how well it can be for fishing. Anyone with the desire to fish in any climate and in any location should try getting into kayak fishing and getting their own Yak.
Here, the Naples real estate for fishing is basically endless. There are so many great spots to launch your kayak from. There are plenty of beaches, marinas and parks that have water access. From there, you can get out and fish just about any part of the Naples water without having to paddle too far.


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MLB Scout School: Day 2
" A scout must be a positive thinker."
-MLSB Scout Development Handbook
"Get out a piece of paper and roll it up like a spy glass; like you did when you were in 3rd grade," instructed Jim Walton. Having scouted for the last 36 years (a.k.a. my entire life span), Mr. Walton is a bit of a legend in the scouting world. So when he says look through your spy glass, with blind allegiance, we all follow. He explains to us that what we must do as scouts is "to train our eyes to see what we are looking for." Or in more existential terms – scout through "meaningful watching."
Today, we observed a game between the Cubs and Diamondbacks in the Instructional Leagues. It was difficult for me to evaluate all that was around me. There was just so much to look at – from the pitcher's mechanics, to the second baseman's double play attempt, to how fast the hitter could run to first base. I didn't know where to focus my eyes. In the end, I stopped trying to write everything down and just observed the players while listening to my instructor's commentaries.
I loved listening to my instructor Rusty Gerhardt. He teaches by asking us questions. For example, Mr. Gerhardt kept asking us with each pitching change, "where is the pitcher's hand when the stride foot lands?" With pitching being my favorite aspect of the game, these types of questions and discussions were my favorite. Tomorrow, I hope to do a better job of writing what I am seeing while also listening to my instructor.
I have seen so many baseball games in my career as a player, coach, and fan but now it's different. Now I am seeing the game through the eyes of a scout. So whether, I roll up my own paper spy glass or just visualize 77-year-old Mr. Walton standing up in front of class with his own lens, I will remember to scout using a meaningful gaze.
As we ended our first day, our head instructor gave one last warning. He told the group that after we finish this scout program we will never look at a baseball game or player the same way. And I think that is so exciting.
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Justine – You are so fortunate to be attending the MLB Scout Development program. Many accomplished baseball people are former students. The two weeks you have undertaken will equal about five years of scouting in the field without previous training. Walton is a legend. You may feel confused, and that feeling may carry through the entire two weeks, but I promise you, guarantee you that when you return home, the dust will have settled, and all of the experience you have, all of the things you have seen in baseball, everything that you know, will have fallen into a order that you have never felt before. It is like defragmentating your computer. Remember that nobody there, not even Walton, has a crystal ball. Like purchasing a stock, scouting is using proven methodology for determining what to buy into. In baseball, that foundation is the projection of physical maturation, and what minor (not major) mechanical adjustments are required, and whether the player has the aptitude and attitude to make those adjustments. No scouting report is ever proven true until five years later, so for now, make your numbers match your words, your words match your numbers, and while passion and judgement will be heralded as the top qualities of a good scout, I feel conviction should be right there with them. Listen, and always be receptive to others' views, but if you like a prospect, and you can back it up, then stick with it. I look forward to your blogs and you are allowing me to re-live a very memorable part of my life! Tom Valcke.
I like the valuable information you provide in your articles.
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