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Cold fronts change angling picture
When winter arrives on the Suncoast, it is amazing how the overall angling picture can differ dramatically. In Manatee County, a strong cold front can shut down the bite for several days and send many species scurrying for the comfort of protected... Published December 9, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151209/COLUMNIST/151209632/0/search
Red tide can bloom suddenly
Even the most knowledgeable, data rich scientists cannot predict outbreaks with a great degree of accuracy. Published November 18, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151118/COLUMNIST/151119667/0/search
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SNN:Elevated Levels of Red Tide Published November 14, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151114/VIDEO/311149990/0/search
Red tide postpones snook fishing tournament
The annual Snook Shindig Fishing Tournament scheduled for this weekend has been rescheduled to spring Published November 12, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151112/ARTICLE/151119887/0/search
Offshore winds keep red tide at bay
Beachgoers are breathing easier than they were this time last week, but the shift to offshore winds bringing relief may only be a temporary solution to the area's red tide problem.
Unless, the gusts bust up the algae bloom entirely. Published October 22, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151022/ARTICLE/151029891/0/search
Stone crab: Here come the claws
On Day One of season, crabbers happy with the haul Published October 15, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151015/ARTICLE/151019773/0/search
Mote scientists monitoring red tide algae bloom
Reports of slight respiratory irritation and some dead fish have scientists closely watching red tide near Sarasota County beaches. Published October 14, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151014/ARTICLE/151019812/0/search
SNN: Red Tide Algae in Small Patches Along Suncoast
SNN: Red Tide Algae in Small Patches Along Suncoast Published October 14, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151014/VIDEO/310149987/0/search
SNN: Red Tide Bloom Affects Suncoast Waters
SNN: Red Tide Bloom Affects Suncoast Waters Published October 14, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151014/VIDEO/310149989/0/search
Red tide reported along Gulf Coast beaches
Slight respiratory irritation was reported at Venice's North Jetty, Siesta Key and Nokomis. Published October 13, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151013/ARTICLE/151019841/0/search
SNN: Mote Informs Public of Red Tide Algae
SNN: Mote Informs Public of Red Tide Algae Published October 1, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20151001/VIDEO/310019974/0/search
Elevated levels of red tide reported off Sarasota coast
There have not been any reports of fish kills or breathing problems caused by the toxic algae. Published September 30, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20150930/ARTICLE/150939993/0/search
Putting sea debris to a new use
Charlotte Huntley's "compost tea" is great for the yard, the garden or the golf course. Published July 29, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20150729/ARTICLE/150729644/0/search
UPDATE: Snooty nears his next high-water mark
Guinness Book of World Records recognizes the beloved sea cow as oldest in captivity Published June 25, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20150625/ARTICLE/150629819/0/search
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Jacki Dezelski, executive vice president of the Manatee Chamber of Commerce, received the "Chamber Professional of the Year Award" from the Florida Association of Chamber Professionals. The award was presented at FACP's statewide conference in... Published June 1, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20150601/ARTICLE/306019992/0/search
For Mote, a new guy to tackle red tide
Jordon Beckler has joined Mote Marine Laboratory, with an aim to study nutrient cycling in the environment -- research essential to understanding Florida red tide.
Beckler will be part of the lab's Ocean Technology Program. Published May 26, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20150526/ARTICLE/305269994/0/search
Patrick Lehman: Regional authority protects water's value
Most people have the luxury of never having to "value" water. Published May 7, 2015 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20150507/COLUMNIST/305079997/0/search
Something fishy, real fishy, is going on in area
As a fisherman in this area for a long time, I do not believe I have seen the fishing as good as it is right now. Based on the reports from a broad cross-section of anglers from inshore to offshore, there is an incredible number of species available... Published December 30, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20141230/COLUMNIST/141239969/0/search
Rowing park backers prime lawmakers for funding request
Nearly $30 million of taxpayer funding has been invested in the region's rowing park complex, yet proponents of the facility say still more is needed. Published December 3, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20141203/ARTICLE/141209896/0/search
At this year's festival, no pause in the claws
In the days leading up to the second annual Stone Crab Festival in 2013, event organizer and commercial fisherman John Banyas said he traveled from Crystal River to the Florida Keys in a desperate hunt for the delectable claws of the celebration's... Published November 8, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20141108/ARTICLE/141109718/0/search
Keep manatee protections
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is considering whether manatees, marine mammals that include coastal Florida in their habitats, should be officially classified as "endangered" or "threatened." Published August 29, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140829/OPINION/308299993/0/search
Manatees may soon lose endangered species status
As they do whenever they visit Florida, Greg Groff and his young daughter stopped by the manatee pool at Miami Seaquarium, where the speed bump-shaped marine mammals placidly swim in circles. Published August 29, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140829/WIRE/140829618/0/search
James A. Powell: Keep manatees on endangered species list
I grew up in Crystal River. I saw my first manatee 55 years ago when I was 5 while I was fishing with my dad. It glided under our boat and my dad was frightened that it would tip us over. To me they were magical and on that day, I became fascinated... Published August 27, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140827/COLUMNIST/308279997/0/search
VIDEO: Mote Marine studying red tide offshore in Gulf
A 36-foot Yellowfin fishing boat packed with scientific equipment will help monitor the 80-mile-long, 50-mile-wide bloom offshore. Published July 31, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140731/ARTICLE/140739929/0/search
Red tide sparks fish kill off Gulf coast
Florida wildlife officials say a large offshore fish kill in the northeast Gulf of Mexico is being caused by a red tide. Published July 27, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140727/WIRE/140729725/0/search
A sea cow extravaganza for Snooty's birthday
How long can manatees live? This whiskery mug tells us the answer is 66 years ... and counting Published July 19, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140719/ARTICLE/307199993/0/search
Lyons: Manatees faring fairly well, actually
Yes, they are still dying, but they are living, too Published July 19, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140719/COLUMNIST/140719631/0/search
Proposal in Venice to add splash of color
A fountain at Venetian Woods goes before the art board Published July 16, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140716/ARTICLE/140719746/0/search
Officials seek alternatives to Piney Point water plan
After hearing complaints, Manatee County commissioners say they want state and county staff to offer alternatives to a controversial plan to inject water into aquifer. Published May 13, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140513/ARTICLE/140519866/0/search
A plan to bury polluted water in Manatee
Proposal fuels debate among farmers, environmentalists, state regulators and county staff. Published May 11, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140511/ARTICLE/140519963/0/search
John Saputo to receive DAR medal of honor
National organization's highest award goes to local businessman and retired Marine Published April 26, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140426/ARTICLE/140429747/0/search
Plan to inject Piney Point water into aquifer raises concerns
A plan to inject water from the Piney Point gypsum stacks into the Floridan aquifer has raised protests not only from environmentalists but also from Manatee County farmers who fear it could contaminate drinking and irrigation wells. Published April 16, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140416/ARTICLE/140419725/0/search
Can paddleboarders, swimmers share Siesta Public Beach?
Paddleboarders aren't allowed on Sarasota's public beaches, but can use the "swim at your own risk" beaches. Published March 4, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140304/ARTICLE/140309864/0/search
Crist and Scott swap barbs over environmental records
Grist for the gubernatorial race. Published January 31, 2014 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20140131/ARTICLE/140139907/0/search
Q&A with the experts on red tide
Thousands of algae species live in fresh and marine waters worldwide, forming the basis of the food web and an important source of oxygen we breathe. About 200 of these species are known to produce toxins that can sicken humans and cause ecological... Published November 1, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20131101/ARTICLE/131109975/0/search
Ernst: She's studied red tide so much, they named it after her
Karen Steidinger has a lot more help these days studying the toxic algae. Published October 28, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20131028/COLUMNIST/131029634/0/search
Preparing for rainy days
There was so much rain this week that municipal sewer systems -- and the crews who run them -- struggled to keep up with the deluge. Published September 27, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130927/OPINION/309279995/0/search
Sarasota County working on time capsule
To be placed at Historic Spanish Point and scheduled for a 2071 opening Published August 18, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130818/ARTICLE/130819655/0/search
Scallop hunters take to Sarasota Bay
From last October through January Sarasota Bay Watch deposited 24 million scallop larva into Sarasota Bay to increase the number of scallops in the area. Published August 18, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130818/ARTICLE/130819677/0/search
A show of numbers against Long Bar Pointe
Residents who oppose Manatee project rally, with petition in hand, ahead of vote Published August 1, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130801/ARTICLE/130809961/0/search
Editorial: Coast to coast concern
The west and east coasts of our state are so different, it sometimes seems that they have nothing in common but a vulnerability to hurricanes and high insurance rates. Published July 21, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130721/OPINION/307219999/0/search
Ernst: Sludge by any other name still stinks
What was that foul-smelling material in the Myakka? Published June 8, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130608/COLUMNIST/130609689/0/search
Ernst: Hope for ripple effect from Miracle-Gro change
Big name in fertilizer industry is eliminating a chemical that contributes to algal blooms Published May 18, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130518/ARTICLE/130519665/0/search
Florida stone crab season 'disastrous'
From the Florida Keys to Southwest Florida and beyond, harvesters and restaurateurs describe the season that ended Wednesday as "disastrous." Published May 16, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130516/ARTICLE/130519757/0/search
Red tide bloom subsides, experts say
After a brutal seven-month bout of red tide, the smelly, irritating algae bloom that kills manatees and wards off tourists may have finally subsided, researchers say. Published April 2, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130402/ARTICLE/130409924/0/search
Map: Red tide concentrations March 11-15
Published March 17, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130317/GRAPHICS02/130319715/0/search
Algae's hunger ramps up red tide toxins
The mysterious red tide toxin that has killed a record number of manatees and brought countless dead fish to Southwest Florida beaches over the past few months could finally have an explanation: The algae that produce the toxin are hungry. Published March 17, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130317/ARTICLE/130319646/0/search
Stone crab catches down; prices soar
Brett Wallin posted a sign this week at Walt's Fish Market & Restaurant:
"Stone Crabs In. Hurry." Published March 14, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130314/ARTICLE/130319788/0/search
Red tide kills record number of manatees
At least 174 of the endangered marine mammals have succumbed to the toxic algae bloom this year. Published March 12, 2013 http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20130312/ARTICLE/130319902/0/search


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The life of Jesus is a story that will never end. His story is an adventure that you can join. It's a mystery that you can solve and it's a love story that's about you, God and his great, loving, wonderful heart; a heart that beats with a never-ending love for his people.
Starting with the 'Important Announcement' and ending with Jesus' ascension this bible storybook retells the familiar stories in an engaging way that will have readers & their young listeners enthralled.
Each story is simply told on one page with bible reference, question & application. On the opposite page is a detailed picture to occupy little eyes while the story is being read.
The 'Question time' is designed to reinforce each story & 'Spot this' is where you have fun looking at the picture, together. Each story has a thinking/application challenge e.g. 'You can be like Mary by believing that Jesus is the Son of God' or 'You can be like the little boy by giving Jesus what you have - your heart'.

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Tech Tip: Some Useful Vim Options
Vim is one the more popular choices of text editors for Linux. For vim, there are a few non-default options that may be useful whether editing config files or writing scripts in your favorite language.
Global options for vim are enabled in the vimrc file, which may be located in /etc or /etc/vim, depending on the distribution you are using. Note that the vimrc file uses a double quotation mark (") to start a comment.
You may find some or all of the following options useful, simply copy and paste them into your vimrc file:
syntax on " Turn on syntax highlighting " (makes code and config files more readable) set background=dark " If using a dark background, instead of the " usual white background in Terminal " (makes darker colors brighter) set incsearch " Used for incremental searching " (useful when searching large text files) set hlsearch " Turns on highlighting for matched search patterns " (use :nohlsearch inside vim to turn off highlights " after a search) set tabstop=4 " Sets the tab size to 4 " (tabs are usually 8 spaces) set expandtab " Tab key inserts spaces instead of tabs set shiftwidth=4 " Sets spaces used for (auto)indent set shiftround " Indent to nearest tabstop set autoindent " Carries over previous indent to the next line
Feel free to leave a comment with your own useful vim options and macros.
Quick :nohlsearch
Quick way to turn off the highlights when you're done with them, just search for something you know is not there.
/a;lsdkj [enter]
It LIKELY won't find anything and turns off highlights.
Much quicker than :nohlsearch and gets the job done.
write as root
This mapping allows writing a file that requires root permissions.
If you get into a file as a non-root user and then decide to make edits, it
can be annoying to have to save to a temporary file and leave vi to use sudo.
Going beyond the normal ":w" and ":w!" commands, ":w!!" will write as root.
(It will prompt for a password if you haven't used sudo recently.)
cmap w!! set bt=nowrite :%!sudo tee "%"
Do NOT change tabstop. Leave
Do NOT change tabstop. Leave it at 8. Otherwise a bear
to share files with someone who uses a different value.
Use shiftwidth to change your indenting, but not tabstop.
@electronjunkie (Python and tabs)
Python is OK with *either* tabs *or* spaces for indents, but *not* a *mixture*. You can use any number of them to indent, as you see fit.
This is because python counts indents by character, not by print width (tabs have no "official" width associated with them.
Bad Example: (\t=tab,_=space)
for n in range(10:
\tprint n
________print num[n]
# This will fail with an indentation error, but you probably won't see it in vim. In these cases, cat -A is your friend ;-)
This is why I hate Python
Having whitespace characters define blocks is bad, m'kay?
The very fact that a tab looks like one or more spaces, but isn't treated as equivalent (other than in quoted strings) by the language interpreter/compiler, is craziness.
Are braces really that bad?
Complement to "set hlsearch "
A hint I read in a message (bad me, didn't kept the reference), I only kept the comment and the hint itself in my '~/.vimrc' :
" This is great !!
" So when I'm done, searching, I just hit CR and all highlighting turns
" off. I can still use n/N to resume searching and it will highlight
" again!
" nnoremap ^M :noh^M
nnoremap :noh
Other ViM Files
ViM has other places where its configuration files can be placed.
~/.vimrc-- your personal ViM configuration file.
~/.gvimrc-- your personal configuration file that only applies to GUI ViM
Using the config hierarchy.
There is an hierarchy of startup file search. The GUI (gvim) search for '~/.gvimrc', if not fount it looks for a '~/.vimrc' and if not found I think it will look for a '~/.exrc' like the classic 'vi'. The Vim will look for a '~/.vimrc' and if not found will look for a '~/.exrc'.
I use to work in a complex environment mixing Linux and Unices and some of them does not have Vim installed. Some have Vim but no GVim. My $HOME is shared using NFS, so in order to make as similar as possible my options I have a '~/.gvimrc' with few options, but the first macro is just :
:so ~/.vimrc
This way I can put the common configuration in '~/.vimrc' and only those restricted to GVim in the '~/.gvimrc'.
Likewise, my '~/.vimrc' starts with a :
:source ~/.exrc
And I can have a number of common macros shared by classical VI, the Vim and GVim.
This hierachy makes all environment very similar for me.
I'd like to know how to enable some options based on file type. For example, I'd like to have a shiftwidth of 8 for C files and of 4 for cpp/python files.
By File Type
Add something like this to you ~/.vimrc:
:au BufRead *.c so ~/.vim/c.vim :au BufNewFile *.c so ~/.vim/c.vim :au BufRead *.py so ~/.vim/py.vim :au BufNewFile *.py so ~/.vim/py.vim
Then put this in ~/.vim/c.vim:
set shiftwidth=8
And this in ~/.vim/py.vim:
set shiftwidth=8
That'll cause vim to source the specified file when the corresponding file type is read (or when a new file of the corresponding type is created).
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within vim....
Once you're inside Vim a lot of these can be turned on or off:
:set nonu
Turn off line numbering, or
:set nu
Turn numbers on
:set noai
Turn off auto-indent
:set ai
or turn it on.
I would bet most of the above can be done the same way.
set number
set number
Line numbers in vim. :)
set mouse=a rarely use it,
set mouse=a
rarely use it, but on occasion I accidentally try to scroll using the scroll wheel and this makes that work.
Do NOT change tabstop. Leave
Do NOT change tabstop. Leave it at 8. Otherwise a bear
to share files with someone who uses a different value.
Use shiftwidth to change your indenting, but not tabstop.
expand tab
Be careful w/ expand tab. It will screw up a Makefile and probably python too.
just add this to the rc
just add this to the rc file:
au Filetype make set noexpandtab
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15 dismissed and 5 removed from the list.
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Rodney Atkins:
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Glen Campbell:
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He was arrested again in 1966 in Starkville, Miss. For picking flowers late at night. The property owner pressed trespassing charges, and Johnny spent time in the Starkville County Jail, resulting in the song of the same name.
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Coe liked to tell how he'd spent three months on death row after he killed another inmate who had made sexual advances toward him.
He was arrested in 2008 after an altercation in a casino when a misunderstanding about a jackpot resulted in security officers and police wrestling Coe to the ground.
Coe countersued in 2010 for false arrest and assault.
The entire altercation was caught on tape.
Kenny Chesney took off astride a Mounted Reserve deputy's horse in Buffalo, NY, at the 2000 George Strait Country Music Festival.
Tim McGraw was arrested as well in that incident, since he and members of his entourage assaulted officers attempting to corral Chesney and the hijacked horse.
Both singers and McGraw's road manger were later acquitted of all charges.
Billy Currington:
He threatened a 70-year-old boat captain for coming too close to his waterfront property in Tybee Island, Ga.
Currington was cited in April of 2013 for making "terroristic threats" and "abuse of an elder."
Case is still pending.
Merle Haggard:
The Hag was arrested in 1957 shortly after he tried to rob a Bakersfield tavern. He was sent to Bakersfield Jail, and was later transferred after an escape attempt to San Quentin Prison.
He served 3 years and was in the audience when Johnny cash came there to perform.
After being released in 1960, Haggard said it took about four months to get used to being out and, at times, he actually wanted to go back in.
George Jones:
No mugshots of the Possum's numerous run ins with the law during his drinking days have ever surfaced, but video did a few years ago from a George Jones documentary.
Wynonna Judd:
In 2003, she was pulled over for speeding and subsequently blew a .175, lading her in jail before she posted a $500 bail.
It all happened right down the street from Music Row, so maybe it's true what they say about the country music industry driving artists to drink.
John Michael Montgomery:
He was arrested in 2006 and charged with driving under the influence and concealing two loaded firearms after leaving a bar where his musical career began in Lexington, KY.
Willie Nelson:
The trouble started for Willie Nelson way back in 1960 when he was arrested for speeding in Pasadena, TX (near Houston).
And then came the pot busts:
•1974 – For possession in Dallas, TX.
•1994 – For possession in Hewitt (near Waco) when Willie pulled his Mercedes off the side of the highway for a siesta and an officer found a joint in the ashtray and eventually a bag of marijuana. The judge ruled the evidence inadmissible and the charges were dropped.
•2006 – For possession in St. Martin Parish, Louisiana for one-and-a-half pounds of marijuana and 3 oz. of hallucinogenic mushrooms. Willie, his sister Bobbi, and Willie's manager were all arrested, eventually receiving 6 months probation.
•2010 – For possession of 6 ounces of marijuana at the Sierra Blanca, Texas border checkpoint. Willie eventually only had to pay a fine.
Johnny Paycheck:
Spent 4 years battling an aggravated assault charge after shooting a man in a Hillsboro, Ohio bar during a brawl.
Though multiple appeals kept Paycheck out of prison for a while, he was finally sentenced to the Chillicothe Correctional Institute in 1989 where he served two years before being paroled, and later pardoned.
Randy Travis:
He was forced to pose for police camera twice in 2012; once after a drunken fight at a church, and the other after driving drunk….and naked.
That does not include his younger days when he was out of jail working as a dishwasher, took the stage on "open mic" night, then the owner of the club became his manger and later wife.
Hank Williams Jr.:
Charge from a 19-year-old in March of 2006 that said Jr. put her in a choke hold after she refused to kiss him.
Jr. turned himself in, and after finding out the girl was looking to cash in big on the accusation and that there was no real evidence of the altercation, the charges were dropped.


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