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Cornelius a Lapide on Luke 10:1-9
Posted by Dim Bulb on October 18, 2010
Note: Text in red represent additions by me. Most of the additions are taken from Lapide's commentary on Matthew's missionary discourse.
Luk 10:1 And after these things, the Lord appointed also other seventy-two. And he sent them two and two before his face into every city and place whither he himself was to come.
After these things the Lord appointed also other seventy. Seventy-two in the Vulgate. Dorotheus and others profess to give their names, but Eusebius declares that he knew of no written list of these seventy disciples, although the names of some might be gathered from the Acts of the Apostles, e.g., Matthias and Barsabas, Acts 1; Stephen and the other Deacons, Acts 6; Ananias and Barnabas, Acts 4; Mnason, Acts 21, and others. Here observe,
1. That as Moses at the beginning of his leadership chose elders or princes for the twelve tribes of Israel and afterwards, by reason of the increase of the people and of the cares of government, made a further choice of six from each tribe, i.e. of seventy-two, to act as rulers: so Christ ordained that each tribe, should have its Apostle, and six presbyters or elders, for such were these disciples, who were commanded to go throughout all Judæa, preaching that the kingdom of God and of Christ was nigh, and confirming their preaching by miracles, that so the work of the Apostles might be furthered and spread.
This number was mystically prefigured by the seventy-two translators of the Septuagint; by the "men of the elders of the people" whom Moses chose (Num 11:16); by the number of the Sanhedrin, and by the wells and palm trees of Elim, Exod 15:27.
Again, the seventy-two disciples, saith Bede, answer to the seventy-two nations of the world, as if Christ had appointed to each nation its own disciple or teacher. For S. Augustine, S. Jerome, and others hold that after the confusion of tongues, mankind was divided into seventy-two nations and languages. See Gen 10:32.
Hence, it is clear that there was distinction and difference in the degrees and duties of the priests. For these disciples were not equal in dignity to the Apostles; indeed Matthias, who was, according to Clement of Alexandria, one of their number, was chosen from them to the Apostolate, Acts 1. Hence the Fathers teach that the Bishops are the successors of the Apostles, and the priests of the seventy disciples. Although, in the early days of the Church, saith Bede, both the one and the other were called Presbyters or Bishops, in the one case to signify the ripeness of their wisdom, in the other case their zeal in the pastoral office.
Symbolically. As in twenty-four hours the whole world moves round the sun and receives light, so is the world enlightened by Christ through the Gospel of the Trinity, which was preached at His command by the seventy-two -disciples. For three times twenty-four makes seventy-two. S. Augustine (Quæst. Evang.)
And sent them two and two before His face into every city and place, whither He Himself was to come, i.e. into Judæa, as He had before sent the twelve Apostles into Galilee. Jesus wished to make Himself known to the Jews as the Messiah, and to offer them salvation through faith in Him. Therefore as He was Himself unable to go throughout their towns and cities, because the time of His departure was now nigh at hand, He chose the seventy to go before Him and heal the sick, that the minds of His countrymen might be prepared to acknowledge Him as the Christ, and to receive at His hands pardon and forgiveness. But He kept the twelve Apostles with Him to witness to His life, and that they might also assist Him in ministering to the necessities of those who waited on His teaching, and learn how in their turn they should labour for the conversion of the world.
Two by two. For these reasons:
1. That the one might aid and support the other, as Origen, Theophylact and S. Gregory say, and that if one were weary or from any cause unable to carry on the work, the other might take his place. "Two are better than one. For if they fall, the one will lift up his fellow: but woe to him that is alone when he falleth." Ecc 4:9-10.
Wherefore Pachonius rules: If the Superior permit, let him take a trustworthy companion and then go forth to visit a brother or a neighbour. And again, Let no one be sent on any business unless another go with him. S. Augustine writes, When ye are journeying, walk together—when at your journey's end, together rest. And so rule all the other founders of the religious orders.
2. That one may always have in the other a witness to his life, and an adviser and guide. Experience teaches us that they who are associated together two by two, rarely or never are tempted to sins of impurity, but that those who are alone lay themselves open to accusations of evil, even if they have not actually fallen away. Hence S. Thomas was wont to say, A monk away from his brethren is an active evil. S. Augustine rules (Reg. cap. xii.), When ye are in a church, or wheresoever there are women, let each protect the other's modesty. For thus God, who dwelleth in you, will protect you from yourselves. Another writer, S. Jerome, enjoins: If in the exercise of the priestly office, thou art called upon to visit a widow or a virgin, enter not the house alone; and again, Abide not alone with any woman, unless in the presence of a witness. So also S. Basil. Possidonius also tells us that if S. Augustine was asked by any women to visit them, he never entered their house or conversed with them, even on private matters, unless in the presence of some of his clergy. And so S. Charles Borromeo in our times adopted the rule of S. Augustine, for he never conversed with any of his female relations except one of his upper servants was present. (Vita. Lib. vii. cap. vi). And Seneca even (Epist. 25), says, "Solitude tempts us to every evil;" and as a corrective adds, "Without doubt, it is profitable to place a guard over thyself, so as to have some one to look to, some one to be acquainted with the very thoughts;" and adds, from Epicurus, "Do everything as if there was some one beholding thy actions;" and again (Epist. ii.), "Most sins would be avoided, if a man had a witness beside him when he was about to sin." The Emperor Justinian also (De Monachis), decrees that monks should go about in company, "to bear witness to each other's integrity." And Pope Lucian (Epist. i. ad Episc.) decrees, "We exhort you, for reputation's sake, that according to the rule of our holy Church ye always take with you priests and deacons as witnesses of your life and conversation; for although ye may have a conscience void of offence, yet because of evilly disposed men, it behoveth you, as the Apostle saith, to have a good report amongst them that are without. 1Ti_3:7. Hence we have ordained that, as a testimony to the Church, two priests or three deacons should always and in all places accompany their Bishop."
Lastly, we have the authority of S. Thomas of Canterbury, a man of great sanctity and wisdom, who says, "I who have been for thirty years a Bishop know how true is the saying, 'Woe to him that is alone.' For I have frequently heard of fearful dangers, and fearful scandals having befallen those who either in public or private affect a solitary life, evils into which they would not have fallen had they not shunned the companionship of their fellow men."
3. That their preaching might be more powerful to persuade. At the mouth of two or of three witnesses shall the matter be established, Deut 19:15. So we find Christ and His apostles constantly acting on this rule. For Christ sent two of His disciples, Peter and John, to loose the ass and to prepare the passover. After the resurrection Cleophas and a companion went to Emmaus. In like manner we find Peter and John often associated together: they run both to the sepulchre, they go up together to pray at the ninth hour, and both are sent to Samaria by the apostles.
So Paul and Barnabas were separated for the work of the Holy Spirit; Silas and Judas, surnamed Barsabas, sent to Antioch; and Paul and Silas to Syria; and according to the universal belief of the Church, Enoch and Elias will re-appear in the time of Antichrist as witnesses to the truth.
Figuratively. S. Gregory (hom. 17. in Evang.) says, The Lord sent His disciples two by two to preach, because the precepts of charity are two, the love of God and the love of our neighbour, and charity cannot exist without at least two, and thereby he silently suggests to us that he who has not love to another ought not to undertake the office of preaching.
So Origen. It seems from the word of God to be an ancient custom, that two should be associated in His service. For God led Israel out of Egypt by the hands of Moses and Aaron. Joshua and Caleb also united together to appease the people. Hence a brother aided by a brother is as a fortified city. So two by two the animals entered into the ark, unclean by natural generation, but cleansed by the sacrament of the Church, by the spiritual grace attendant on the preaching of the disciples. Gloss.
Into every city and place, whither He Himself was to come. Mystically signifying, as S. Gregory says, that the Lord Himself attends on His preachers. For the words of the preacher persuade men of the truth, and make their hearts ready to be the abiding place of Christ. Hence Isaiah, (Isa 40:3), says, "Prepare ye the way of the Lord, make straight a highway for our God." And the Psalmist, "Make a way for Him who ascendeth upon the west, the Lord is His name." Ps 67:5, Douay version.
Luk 10:2 And he said to them: The harvest indeed is great, but the labourers are few. Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest that he send labourers into his harvest.
See S. Matt 9:37-38.
Here is the commentary Lapide offers on that text: Then he saith to his disciples, The harvest indeed is great, but the labourers are few. The harvest He calls the multitude of the people prepared to receive the Gospel, the seeds of which the Prophets had sown. Whence, as S. Austin saith, "the holy Apostles reaped among the Jews, but sowed among the Gentiles, because they delivered to them the first doctrines of the faith, as it were seed."
Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, &c., namely, that He would send you, 0 ye Apostles, and your co-adjutors and successors, and inspire them with the spirit of wisdom and zeal, assiduously to preach and to labour, that this so copious a harvest perish not.
The Lord of the harvest. Thus, tacitly, Christ calls Himself. As S. Chrysostom says, the Lord sent His Apostles to reap that which He Himself had sown by the Prophets. Remigius adds, The number or labourers was increased by the appointment of seventy-two other disciples.
Luk 10:3 Go: Behold I send you as lambs among wolves.
Go…I send you as lambs among wolves. That by your innocent and holy lives, through the power of My grace working in you, you may change the wolf into the lamb, i.e., convert evil men from the error of their way. Fear not, therefore, for under My protection no harm can befall you. For, as S. Ambrose says, "the good Shepherd takes care that the wolves do His flock no harm."
Luk 10:4 Carry neither purse, nor scrip, nor shoes: and salute no man by the way.
Carry neither purse (provide neither gold, nor silver, nor brass in your purse, S. Matt 10.) nor scrip. Neither purse for money, nor scrip for food; for the Shepherd will supply both if needful. He commands them to look to Him who sent them forth for the necessaries of life. Euthymius.
For the preacher ought to have such trust in God, that although unprovided with the expenses of their present life, he should be convinced that they will not fail him; lest whilst his mind is taken up with things temporal, he should be less mindful of things eternal. S. Gregory. See S. Matt. x. For Christ here gives to the seventy disciples the same commands which He before gave to His twelve apostles.
And salute no man by the way. Do not turn aside to salute your friends or to commune with your acquaintances, but, avoid all such delays, and devote yourselves entirely to the preaching of My gospel. SS. Augustine, Ambrose, Gregory and others
But on the other hand, Euthymius says, Christ means not that His disciples should uncourteously refuse a passing salutation. He only forbids those formal greetings,* which are hindrances to the ministry, and causes of offence. So writes S. Ambrose, who here alludes to the command of Elijah, "If thou meet any man, salute him not; and if any salute thee, answer him now again" (2Kings 4:29): a command given lest Gehazi might enter into converse with some one by the way, and thus be forgetful of the duty he was sent to perform.
Luk 10:5 Into whatever house you enter, first say: Peace be to this house.
Luk 10:6 And if the son of peace be there, your peace shall rest upon him: but if not, it shall return to you.
No commentary is offered on these verses. Here is the commentary on the Matthean parallel:
Mat 10:12 And when you come into the house, salute it, saying: Peace be to this house.
When you enter into a house, &c. This ("peace") was the ancient method of salutation among the Hebrews, by which they prayed for the peace and prosperity of the master of the house and his family. The Hebrews understood it of temporal blessings, but Christ of spiritual. For Christ came to the world to make peace between God, man, and angels. Wherefore when He was born the angels sang, "Peace on earth, to men of goodwill" (Vulg.).
This is the seventh precept (i.e., of the Matthean missionary discourse)—that they should pray for peace for their host, and by their prayer discover if he were worthy and suitable. The Apostles, therefore, pray for peace for their host, first with God, secondly with his family and neighbours and all other persons. S. Chrys. says that this salutation of the Apostles was not a mere naked and verbal one, but real and efficacious, and had the power of conferring upon their host (if he were worthy) actual peace—that is to say, grace, faith, and salvation.
Mat 10:13 And if that house be worthy, your peace shall come upon it; but if it be not worthy, your peace shall return to you.
And if the house be worthy, &c. That is, if—as He had said a little before—the host be worthy, that is, a lover of peace and salvation.
But if it be not worthy, &c. If the host refuse and reject your salutation of peace, your peace shall return unto you—Gr. ε̉πιστραΦήτω, let it return, in the sense of shall return. For the Heb. often uses the imperative instead of the future. Note the personification. Peace is here introduced as a person rejected by a host, and going elsewhere, and carrying the Apostles with him. If the host rejects your salutation of peace, your salutation shall not therefore be unfruitful, for there shall come to yourselves what you prayed for him, that is, peace and all prosperity. Thus shall your peace, repulsed by this unworthy host, come back to you, and lead you to some worthy host who will eagerly receive you and believe your preaching. There is a similar mode of expression in Psa_35:12-13, to which Christ here makes an allusion . "They rewarded me evil for good," &c.; "And my prayer shall return into mine own bosom." So Eusebius, S. Athanasius, and Hesychius on this Psalm expound it. The latter says, "Into the bosom of Christ, i e., the Church of the Gentiles, the prayer of Christ (turned away by the Jews) falleth." This is what S. Paul said to the Jews: "It behoved that the Word of God should be spoken first unto you, but since ye reject it, and count yourselves unworthy of eternal life, lo, we turn to the Gentiles."
Luk 10:7 And in the same house, remain, eating and drinking such things as they have: for the labourer is worthy of his hire. Remove not from house to house.
For the labourer is worthy of his hire. By hire we must understand not money or its equivalent, but food and nourishment. For the preaching of the kingdom of heaven is above price. Hence S. Augustine says on Ps 103: What do they receive? They bestow spiritual gifts, they receive carnal; they give gold, they receive that which is worthless. Therefore it is clear that the apostles should live by the gospel, and that their hearers were bound by every law, natural and divine, to support them. They were forbidden then to carry either purse or scrip, because God put it into the hearts of those that attended on their teaching to provide for all their wants. For S. Gregory says (Hom. 17), He who forbids us to carry scrip or purse, ordains that we should live of the gospel. Because it is fitting that we should receive earthly things from those to whom we offer heavenly rewards. And again, Christ shows why He bade His disciples carry neither scrip nor purse, not because these things are unneeded, but in order to teach that it was the duty of those to whom they were sent to supply them. S. Augustine, De Consent. Evang. lib. ii.
Luk 10:8 And into what city soever you enter, and they receive you, eat such things as are set before you.
Luk 10:9 And heal the sick that are therein and say to them: The kingdom of God is come nigh unto you.
No commentary is offered on these verses by Lapide, however, I will note a couple of things.
Eat such things as are set before you (vs 8). This was probably interpreted by the original hearers as referring to anything in accord with the food restrictions of the Mosaic Law. In light of future revelatory events (Acts 10) they would have taken on a deeper meaning. It is no accident that the Parable of the Good Samaritan follows the sending and return of the 72. The narrow confines of the Law were to be done away with in accord with the prophetic scripture (see Luke 4:16-30)..
And heal the sick that are therein and say to them: The kingdom of God is come nigh unto you (vs 9). Verse 11 also speaks of the nearness of the Kingdom. "Peace" (vs 5) in the sense of the Hebrew shalom (a total state of well being) is the proper greeting for those open to the nearness of the coming Kingdom, but it is also a judgment upon those who refuse the offer of this peace (vss 6, 11).
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I have a couple of favorite songs right now. One is a country song by Thomas Rhett called Life Changes. This song rings true with my cancer and the journey I'm on.
Ain't it funny how life changes, you wake up, ain't nothing the same and life changes
You can't stop it, just hop on the train and you never know what's gonna happen
You make your plans and you hear God laughing, life changes
With all the changes I have been going through this past month waiting to hear if there was any medication that would work on my cancer, to having to take over the role of caregiver to my parents, to vehicle problems, ect this chorus of this song really spoke to me. I like the part where you make your plans and you hear God laughing… It brings a smile to my face to think of God laughing. Whether it's because He knows my plans are not what's going to happen or because of something funny I did.
Life has always been changing and my plans for my life have never happened the way I planned. When I was younger, just out of high school I thought I was going to college and then run a big horse show barn and ride in shows all over the world That didn't happen…
I went to college for a couple of semesters then found a horse I fell in love with and instead of going back to college bought this horse and put him and me in training to start hitting the big shows. That didn't happen either…
I ended up selling the horse to my trainer and got engaged to a guy that I thought I was going to marry and live on a farm the rest of my life. That didn't happen either…
Starting to see a pattern? My life has been full of ups and downs just like most people out there. But now as I look back over my life and see the things that didn't happen I am so grateful to God for His plan for my life and not my plan.
I have ended up in my life in a great place! I am married, coming up on 6 years, to a wonderful man who has stood by me through this cancer and shows me everyday that he loves me. I have a group of friends that are more like family that I wouldn't have if my life had gone a different route.
Everytime this song comes on I turn it up and sing at the top of my lungs and laugh along with God about life changes. God has taught me so many times in my life that His plan is always better and His timing is perfect. There are some wonderful verses in the bible about this subject.
Galatians 6:9 and let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up
Psalm 27:14 wait for the Lord, be strong, and let your heart take courage; wait for the Lord!
Ecclesiastes 3:1 for everything there is a season and a time for every matter under heaven.
Another country song I like right now is by Kenny Chesney Everything's Gonna Be Alright.
She rattled the ice in my plastic up I said "Yes mam', fill her up tell me something good that I don't know 'cause this world's been kicking my behind life ain't been a friend of mine lately I've been feeling kinda low. And she looked back over her shoulder pointing to the sign on the wall that said…. Everything's gonna be alright, everything's gonna be alright and nobody's gotta worry about nothing don't go hitting that panic button, it ain't near as bad as you think
During the past few months of struggles this song always helped remind me that everything was going to be alright. It took a long time for me to learn this lesson, but God has me and even when trials come my way I know that He is carrying me through them and I will come out the other side victorious. Instead of panicking or getting really mad I just start praying when things are going bad and God gives me a peace like nothing else. He has always brought me through the trials and I have learned a lot about God, myself, life and people by going through these trials.
Is there a song or songs that lift you up when your down? Is there a song that brings good memories and when you think back you are glad you are at where you are now in life? I would love to hear from you!
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No real advice but I understand where you're coming from, my XDH never goes anywhere with our DD or makes an effort to interact with her. Often on his weekends they sit at opposite ends of the house watching different DVDs. It's heart breaking at times but I've tried to explain to him the benefits of making an effort but he doesn't get it, or won't even try to understand.
Now she only goes to his house every third wkend as we moved away last year & they are both happy with that arraignment, I guess he gets let off the hook & she only has to be bored out of her mind once a month.
It is sad for your kids but they will eventually understand that you & your X are different people with different parenting techniques. I do have to say though that it's a tick in his square that he keeps the bath, dinner, bed routine - so many ex partners have completely different (or none) routines & that can be difficult for kids to understand.


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Sellers can speed their home inspection by following these suggestions. The inspection will go smoother, with fewer concerns to delay closing.
Confirm that water, electric and gas service are on with gas pilot lights burning.
Ensure pets won't hinder the inspection. Ideally, they should be removed from premises or secured outside. Tell your agent about any pets at home.
Replace burned out bulbs to avoid "Light is inoperable" report that may suggest an electrical problem.
Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and replace dead batteries.
Clean or replace dirty HVAC air filters. They should fit securely.
Remove stored items blocking access to HVAC equipment, electric service panels, water heaters, attics, and crawl spaces.
Unlock areas the inspector must access -attic doors or hatches, electric service panels, closets, fence gates, and crawl spaces.
Trim tree limbs to 10' from the roof and shrubs from house to allow access.
Attend to broken or missing items like doorknobs, locks and latches; windowpanes, screen and locks; gutters, downspouts and chimney caps.
Checking these areas before your home inspection is an investment in selling your property. Your real estate agent will thank you!


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Hockey Humanitarian Award finalist is the real Delia
For a player who has been a brick wall for much of the season's second half, Merrimack College goaltender Collin Delia would prefer to break down walls.
The junior from Rancho Cucamonga has been one of the top goalies in Division I college hockey since he returned from a groin injury he suffered in the first minute of the first game of the season.
More importantly, he has been selected one of five finalists for the 2017 Hockey Humanitarian Award, which is presented annually by the Hockey Humanitarian Award Foundation to college hockey's "finest citizen" for leadership in community service.
"I went to a high school where our motto was 'Meant for Others,' and that pretty much describes Collin," Warriors coach Mark Dennehy said. "He is selfless within the locker room, more than supportive of our other goalies. He's a very good, serious student, and a very caring person."
Converse with Delia for a few minutes and it's not hard to see why he was nominated for the HHA as a sophomore and became the first finalist for the award in Merrimack's history this season.
"It's important to use the resources given to us as college athletes to help others, spread the gratitude if you will," Delia said. "Humility is important, too. College sports can be very egocentric.
"I wanted to break that barrier, reverse a precedent, let people know we're not just jocks who play. Our platform is a great way to provide service, which is something I believe all of us are called to do as humans."
The civil engineering major and two-time All-Hockey East pick, who played for numerous clubs in California – the Anaheim Jr. Ducks, California Stars, California Titans, Inland Valley Wild and Orange County Hockey Club – has made a huge impact in the life of a young boy named Lucas and his family during his three years on campus.
"I worked with a friend of mine who works with Make A Wish and I was introduced to Lucas, who has SCIDS (abnormalities in the immune system) and was born without five organs – stomach, large and small intenstine, liver and pancreas," Delia said. "Doctors didn't think he would live past two weeks. Here we are 4-5 years later. Last summer, he had transplants for all five organs. He had never been able to eat other than through a tube. I try to visit him as many times a month as I can."
That's just the tip of the iceberg for Delia's service, however. He's also involved with CRU and Athletes in Action and serves on the executive board of Merrimack's Student Athletic Advisory Committee.
"I am passionate about student-athletes' welfare – I want their experiences to be more fulfilling," Delia said. "We raised more than $1,000 to buy toys and deliver them to Boston Children's Hospital. We've had lip sync contests for charity. It's not only student-athlete focused. We want to break down barriers with fans, other students and our community. We need to see more from people have that influence."
Delia's influence has been felt on his night job, too. His injury kept him out until late November, when he returned with a 33-save shutout of Wisconsin. After going in and out of the lineup, he allowed just 11 goals in seven games and helped the Warriors go 3-2-2 in the process.
Twice in that span, he was selected a Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week, and he became the first Merrimack goalie since Rasmus Tirronen in October 2014 to capture the conference's Goaltender of the Month award. Overall, his .932 save percentage stood eighth nationally and his 2.01 goals-against average was tenth as of mid-February.
"When he's healthy and gotten the nod, he's been very good on the ice," Dennehy said. "Collin is leaving an indelible mark on our program and our school."
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I want to use the Plate Solving function of SharpCap and just successfully installed Astrotortilla for plate solving (into the default installation location) and it runs when invoked. My next step was to open SharpCap to configure it for plate solving. I opened the SharpCap Settings area and the "Plate Solving" tab. SharpCap is not able to find the "solve-field" executable, nor can I find it if I browse through the Astrotortilla installation folder. Any idea where I can find it?
UPDATE: I just found it. I performed the installation of Astrotortilla (and cygwin comes with it) using a system administrator account and that's where the solve-field file was located. I had to grant access to that folder to my general user account. So for the benefit of others, the solve-field file was located in c:/users/AdminAccount/Appdata/local/cygwin_ansvr/bin/solve-field
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Residents urged to stay off Dooley Pond in Middletown
MIDDLETOWN >> Connecticut's Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the city of Middletown are asking the public to stay off of Dooley Pond while repairs are being made to the pond's dam.
The water level in the pond is being lowered so repairs can be made to the spillway alongside the pond's dam. While water levels are low in the pond, it is unsafe to go on the ice, officials said in a statement released Wednesday.
The water level is being lowered as a precaution and there is no imminent threat to public safety, the DEEP said. However, no one should be on the ice while the water level is low. The water level will be lowered approximately four feet, officials said.
The city's Public Works department notified the DEEP that the dam, near Route 17 and south of Brushy Hill road, was in need of repairs. This was confirmed by DEEP inspectors, state officials said.
"The inspection revealed that the dam's left spillway training wall had partially collapsed," according to a statement by DEEP spokesman Dwayne Gardner. "Once the water level has been sufficiently lowered, DEEP will work to stabilize the wall."
The Dooley Pond state boat launch has been closed and signs have been posted reminding the public to stay off the ice, officials said. When repairs are completed and the dam is deemed safe, the water level will be restored and the public will be notified, they said.
The pond is 18.5 acres with access from Brush Hill Road. The pond has a maximum depth of 16.5 feet near a dam on the pond's north end, and a mean depth is 7.2 feet, according to the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station website. The dam was built to create the pond, which is supplied by springs and water flowing in from Long Hill Brook on the south end, the website says.
Water in the pond is eutrophic, and algae commonly become abundant during summer months. The state maintains a boat launch on the pond's north shore, the agricultural station says.


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Johnson didn't reveal any specific platforms he'd run on, nor did he say for which party he might seek the nomination. A registered independent, Johnson has been affiliated with the Republican and Democratic parties, having attended both national conventions in 2000 to encourage people to vote. As for whom he voted last year, however, Johnson kept that a secret, although, again, both parties sought his public endorsement, he told GQ..
Family preservation has never received a fair hearing in Arkansas, according to Janice Chaparro, an Arkansas native and social work professor. In 1994, Chaparro accepted a position with DCFS as its first assistant director of family preservation. At the time, the agency was still adjusting to the systemic changes proposed the year before by the settlement of Angela R.
Was obviously some stuff behind closed doors. Their owner talking (expletive) to our owner. Bill talking (expletive) to our head coach before the game. Boston bad boys Aerosmith released Draw the Line in 1977 at the peak of their depravity and the beginning of their creative downfall. Legendary New Yorker caricaturist Al Hirschfeld's LP art captures the essence of each band member during the miserable recording sessions: downtrodden Brad Whitford, irritable Tom Hamilton, skeptical Joey Kramer, arrogantly aloof Joe Perry, and of course, the pouty, pissed off Steven Tyler. No member fights for the spotlight, just as none fought their demons to churn out another classic record.
Hilton posted his 12th game with at least 150 yards, surpassing Marvin Harrison's team record. Since 2012, that ties him with Antonio Brown and leaves him one shy of Julio Jones for the most 150 plus yard games. Likes the biggest stage," left tackle Anthony Castonzo said of Hilton once again making himself right at home in Houston.
I am no fashionista, but nothing says confidence like a gold bracelet that looks as if King Tut wore it in Egypt. Hey gifters, like if you the parents, maybe you could get some sentimental message engraved on the jewelry, to remind your son or daughter where he or she is from, or where this person is heading. Dang it, I told myself I would not cry again..
There are many ways to make money in the market. I know this as I have seen it done. I do not profess to understand all of these ways. The three were arrested Thursday afternoon in a Tempe apartment. Facing the charges are Homer G. Barber, 18, of Phoenix; Clarence E.
Betting on sports or playing various card or other games that give you a chance to win financial or material rewards are as old as the world itself. Or almost the first records of a kind of a game of chances played with tiles come from China and the tiles that were found are believed to be more than 2300 years old. Sophocles an ancient Greek poet claims that the game with dice was first practiced during the siege of Troy, while Blackjack and Baccarat, which are one of the most beloved casino card games, became popular in the Middle Ages in Italy and Spain.


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The Pap's Lookout
900 Maroondah Highway, Mansfield, Victoria, 3722
Walk to the top of The Pap's Lookout and you will be greeted with expansive views of the rolling High Country hills and Lake Eildon.
From Mansfield, drive nine kilometres toward Melbourne, where you will see a sign stating 'The Paps, 700 metres'. The gravel road on the left permits access to the Paps. Open the farm gate and close it behind you. After a few hundred metres there is a second gate – open and close this one too. From here you can head upwards on foot or by four wheel drive.
900 Maroondah Highway, Mansfield, Victoria, 3722
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Let's get one thing out of the way right here, right now. Potatoes are great. In my opinion they are one of the best foods. Savory, filling, full of nutrients and perfect just on their own (or dipped in guacamole). Baked potato chippies (and baked sweet potato chips) are my first and last resort meal plan. I just throw the chips, some lettuce, some raw veg, and some hummus or avocado mash into a bowl and that is it. I would like to think this counts as a #GoddessBowl but it may be a little too lazy for that. #LazyGoddessVibes
Can you imagine that though? A lazy Selene or an I-can't-be-bothered Athena? I imagine Athena lounging between cumulus clouds on Mount Olympus hanging out with the owls and eating olives when she had no battles to oversee. And Selene would be lazing around during the day, writing poetry before she had to drive her moon chariot across the sky.
I'm sure any goddess or demi-god will enjoy this simple and delicious bowl while contemplating their own power animal or the vastness of the universe. Or just while watching reruns of Adventure Time and Frasier.
(It's not much of a recipe since you kind of just throw everything into a bowl but hey, here it is anyway just for you lovely people.)
Baked Chippies
Potatoes, medium sized
Any raw veg you like (I like cucumber, cherry tomatoes, lettuce and zucchini)
Dips (like hummus or avocado mash)
Pre-heat the oven to 200C (about 380F).
Rinse your potatoes and chop them into chip size slices. Make sure they are all relatively the same size, otherwise they won't cook evenly.
Arrange the chips on a dark, non-stick pan or a pan covered in non-stick parchment paper.
Sprinkle on a hefty dose of pepper and paprika (don't be shy with the paprika, the more you add the crispier the chips will become).
Now bake the chips for about 30 to 35 minutes, turning them half way through.
Throw your chippies into a bowl along with your dip and raw veggies and you have got yourself a delish and satisfying meal!


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MCS Community Gathers to Celebrate the Season of Light
On Wednesday, December 16, the Manhattan Country School community—students, teachers, staff, families, alumni and former parents—gathered at St. Francis de Sales Church on 96th Street for our annual Winter Assembly. The program began with a vibrant djembe performance by African drumming students, led by MCS parent Michael Ulmer. Michèle reminded us that the winter solstice, the darkest time of the year, is the season of light. People honoring traditions around the world light candles, and so did we. The room sparkled with decorations designed by the 5-6s parents.
Our songs celebrated Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, Three Kings Day and the winter solstice, and included the traditional favorites "Children, Go Where I Send Thee," "Carol of the Bells," "Oh Hanukkah" and "Matunda ya Kwanzaa." We heard the 8-9s and 9-10s playing bird calls and harmonies on their recorders during "I Heard a Bird Sing." "Zol Zain Sholem," a Yiddish appeal for peace, was enhanced by the riotous klezmer music of clarinetist Ivan Barenboim.
Thanks to all who made this assembly beautiful. Those who attended were uplifted and reminded of what the holiday season is really about.


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Judson seeks nominations for annual Community Prayer Breakfast awards
Judson University in Elgin is seeking nominations for the D. Ray Wilson Volunteer Service Award and the Bea Wilson Youth Service Award, which are presented each year at the Community Prayer Breakfast.
Both awards recognize candidates who have contributed to the greater good in the Fox Valley community by voluntarily serving others' physical, emotional, intellectual or spiritual needs.
The recognitions are given annually during the Community Prayer Breakfast, which will be held Wednesday, May 8.
Last year's D. Ray Wilson Volunteer Service Award recipient was Keith Brill, a controller for Clad-Rex Steel in Elgin. Brill volunteered for the Community Crisis Center in Elgin for 28 years, also serving on the board as treasurer and president. He also co-led the local Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Elgin Junior Achievement.
The Bea Wilson Youth Volunteer Service Award recognizes freshmen through juniors in high school in the Fox Valley for voluntarily performing community work that serves others' physically, emotionally, intellectually or spiritually. The Bea Wilson Youth Volunteer Service Award winner also will receive a $3,000 scholarship annually to attend Judson University.
Last year, Judson awarded the Bea Wilson Youth Award to Haley Wahl of Elgin, Ill., then a sophomore in the Gifted and Talented Academy at Elgin High School. Wahl was a member of the Youth United Way of Elgin and volunteer at the Centro de Informacion Annual Gala. She also volunteered at Elgin's Nightmare on Chicago Street; helped organize a food drive; baked more than 800 cookies for people who were homeless; and volunteered for several nonprofit agency events in Elgin.
The awards were named in honor of D. Ray Wilson, a former Judson trustee and publisher of the Courier News, and his wife, Bea Wilson, who was a community champion of hope, service and hospitality.
All nominations must be submitted by the deadline, Friday, April 5.
Nominations for the awards can be submitted at these links:
• D. Ray Wilson Volunteer Service Award - JudsonU.edu/communityaward
• Bea Wilson Youth Volunteer Service Award- JudsonU.edu/youthaward
Any questions about the Community Prayer Breakfast, award nominations or sponsorship can be emailed to email@example.com.
All nominators and nominees are invited to attend the prayer breakfast. Nominees receive a complimentary ticket to the breakfast.
General admission tickets are $30.
Table sponsorships are $500 for a table of eight guests.
Tickets will be available beginning Friday, March 1.
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Quentin Tarantino's upcoming movie 'Inglorious Bastards' has caused confusion among film fans after the spelling of its title was changed.
The movie - starring Brad Pitt - was originally billed with the standard spelling 'Inglorious Bastards' - but studio bosses at Universal Pictures have now changed the name to 'Inglourious Basterds'.
A spokesman for the film's British publicists says, "We are not entirely sure the reasons why it has been changed. We think it just has to be one of those Tarantino-esque things.
"All we do know is that is definitely the title from now on."
The film is due for release next year.


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Ernest left on a 6 day backpacking trip with his class, so I'm feeling at loose ends, not having anyone to drop off or pick up this week.
He packed only what was on the very minimal packing list. One thing NOT on the list was a comb or hairbrush.
I'll pray he doesn't go to sleep with gum in his mouth...
Fortunately he's not a gum chewer.
My son's hair is so bad his friends once likened him to the Jeff Daniels character in "Dumb and Dumber."
Now why on earth would anyone need a brush?! Ha ha. I betcha the cell phone or handheld video game made the list though, right?
i was just talking with a friend over what light packers most boys are. Her story involved some teens and she said that for the course of a week they only had the clothes on their back and a water bottle- and they weren't hiking!!!
Just think of how little damp, dirty, stinky laundry you will have to deal with when he is back! When my son came home from camp I was always tempted to just chuck all his stuff in the trash.
Now that I know the ending to the hair story, I hope he had a great time with nature.


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Royalty Software for Music Publishers
When one googles "music royalty software", most results are about royalty tools for labels, not for publishers. This article is, however, about software for publishers.
What does it really do?
Royalty processing for publishers takes incoming royalty statements and creates outgoing ones, as well as data for accounting. The input data is sometimes manually entered.
Incoming statements can have different formats, but the basic unit is usually referred to as "row". A row usually holds data on what recording was played, for how long, where, when, etc. Usually, it also has data on the underlying composition(s), but not always. What it always has is the amount (to be) received. Sometimes it is in a foreign currency, so it has to be converted.
But, in general, one row in the incoming statement has to be converted to multiple rows (zero or more, technically), usually in multiple statements for multiple clients. The resulting row is, in essence, the same as input row, with additional data: what percentage goes to which client, how much is a publisher fee, a few other numbers and, most importantly, the client and the net amount to be paid.
This process has, basically, three steps. The input statement has to be parsed into a format that is native to the royalty software. Then this data has to be processed, resulting in output rows. Finally, this data has to be outputted. Each step can result in data being saved or not. Each step will be described in more detail.
Parsing incoming statements
There are (far too) many royalty statement formats, but they can be divided into two groups: flat and complex. Flat formats are mostly CSV files, although there are also other formats, e.g. Excel spreadsheet. What makes them "flat" is that each row is independent and holds all the data required for processing. Complex formats usually have a more database-like normalized structure. But they can always be flattened (denormalized) into a flat format. While this may not be the optimal process in all cases, it is a universal one. The flat data is then converted into the internal format.
Data processing is a relatively simple task, although it is usually the most time-consuming. For each row, the work and/or recording has to be identified and the data on interested parties and their shares, have to be fetched from the database. The incoming amount has to be split into amounts for all interested parties that partake, the fees have to be calculated and deducted and the resulting data is returned.
For example, if an original publisher controls two of four writers, with 25% relative share each, and publisher fee of 50%, then there will be two output rows for each incoming one, one for every controlled writer. And for each unit of currency (e.g. $) received for the controlled share, .25 will be the net amount to be paid to each of the writers and .50 in total to be kept as the fee.
Please note that much of this processing can and should be delegated to the database, but this, as any other optimization, is beyond the scope of this article.
Output statements and accounting reports
The resulting rows then have to be outputted. In the case above, the two rows will be outputted in two separate statements, one for each of the writers, and an accounting report. This data may also appear in various summaries. It is also possible that the creation of the output statements is delegated to the accounting software, which is the optimal process if accounting software supports this.
All possible formats for these documents are beyond the scope of this article. It can safely be presumed that there will be at least one that is flat, while more complex ones can appear as well. In many cases, they can be, but don't have to be, the same as input formats.
An alternative approach is to export the data in a single Excel document with predefined pivot tables. This will be covered next.
Using Excel and pivot tables
In my opinion, for small publishers, this is the optimal approach. Excel does impose limitations on the number of rows to just above one million, so if there are more rows in a single output, then this approach can not be used (without splitting).
If this approach is used, then the output of the last step within the royalty processing software is to output the Excel file with at least three sheets. One holds all the data, while another features a pivot table, which enables filtering and summaries. Then further sheets can be used as templates for various statements.
For example, if a single writer is filtered in the pivot table, then this data, in the properly defined statement sheet, results in an output statement for this writer. There are really no limitations to the look of this sheet, it can have a logo and other branding elements.
It is also possible to use macros to automatically create and export statements for all the writers. Although this can be done in the royalty software, the Excel approach is a far more customizable option, though it does require Excel skills beyond basic.
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You can easily find gold watches, digital watches, Citizen watches, and Swiss Army watches with different values at regular watch stores online and in shopping stores. But pocket watches and pocket watch accessories like fobs, display domes, cases, stands, t-bars, slide clips, presentation or gift boxes, bags, pouches, holders and polishing cloths are often found only in specialty stores. Pocket watches are available in a variety of finishes and styles, and have open cases or flip open closed cases. The finishing is usually in platinum, gold, silver, black plate or brass.
Below is a list of companies that carry a selection of quality pocket watches and pocket watch accessories.
Before buying a gold watch, digital watch, citizen watch, or Swiss army watch, or even accessories like a quality chain watch, fob, display dome, case, or stand make sure to ask what exactly is the item made of. If it is a gold watch chain you are buying, ask if it is gold plated, made of solid gold, or just gold in color. If the item is solid gold, the value will surely be more expensive. For other items including pocket watch accessories, genuine and quality materials will surely help preserve and maintain the life of your pocket watches.
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Cartonization software combines orders in picking and packing operations for increased efficiency and streamlined path flow. Cartonization software uses advanced mathematical programs to take the guesswork out of carton selection by operators. This automation significantly reduces wasted touches, material and labor costs.
Cartonization software reduces material costs by selecting the right size of carton for the product which reduces corrugated and void material expenses. For distribution centers processing a few hundred cartons per day this adds up to hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.
Combine Voice Picking Technology with Cartonization Software
By combining voice picking technology with cartonization software, companies significantly increase productivity while reducing expenses. Voice picking systems direct operators through the most optimized path with easy to understand voice commands. Voice picking system with hands free, barcode scanning and pick to light provides improvements in productivity from 35% to 50%.
Studies show that when operators have a choice, they will err on the conservative side and choose a larger size of carton. The right cartonization software will select the right size of carton based on SKU weight and dimension data. This provides significant cost reductions for shipping materials.
Numina Group Provides Voice Picking and Cartonization Software Solutions
Numina Group is a leading warehouse automation solutions provider, offering voice directed picking and cartonization software solutions. Our warehouse control and execution system, Real–Time Distribution, RDS™, includes the latest in voice picking technology. RDS Voice™ is proven to increase accuracy rates to 99.99%, while reducing labor and shipping material expenses.
Combine with print and apply labeling and in-line scanning for maximum productivity and profitability. Automatically printing and applying packing slips and shipping labels at a rate of 25 cartons per minute drastically reduces manual labor while improving accuracy. In-line scanning for weight and dimension verification reduces shipping errors and provides automated final inspection.
Numina's warehouse control system is flexible and scalable to grow with your business, with automated technologies proven to increase productivity and profitability. Our clients typically experience return on investment in 12 to 18 months with ongoing significant cost savings and improvements to key performance indicators. Contact us to learn how you can improve your distribution and order fulfillment performance with reduced costs and increased profit.
When searching for warehouse automation solutions, you want to be sure you choose the best technologies that will provide the greatest rate of return. Companies must streamline their order fulfillment process for maximum throughput to meet increasing online order demands and just-in-time delivery requirements. Meeting current demands while poised for growth is necessary for ongoing sustainability.
Be sure to work with an experienced warehouse automation company who provides comprehensive solutions rather than companies focused on selling you equipment. Numina Group is a recognized leader in warehouse automation solutions offering detailed warehouse design, robust warehouse control software and advanced automated technologies.
Numina Group Provides Skilled Warehouse Design
Numina Group provides turnkey automated solutions to meet demanding order fulfillment requirements, starting with a detailed warehouse design study. Our skilled engineers conduct SKU velocity analysis, value stream mapping, capacity studies and evaluate all material touches to eliminate bottlenecks and identify wasted touches and areas for improvement. We show you where and how you will improve throughput and reduce costs with projected return on investment.
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Our Warehouse Control System, RDS™, is robust warehouse control software driving advanced technologies to provide real-time warehouse control. RDS easily integrates with existing warehouse management systems (WMS) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, driving advanced technologies customized to your process. RDS streamlines all pick, pack and ship processes with a family of flexible modules, scalable to grow with your business.
Real–Time Distribution is a Tier 1 Warehouse Control System which drives advanced automated technologies such as:
Print and Apply Labeling System – automate the printing and applying of labels to cartons with increased accuracy and reduced cost. This area is often a bottleneck for order fulfillment operations. Our print and apply solutions can process up to 25 cartons per minute for significant improvements in meeting order delivery deadlines.
Voice Picking System – RDS Voice™ is proven to improve accuracy to 99.99% while increasing productivity with hands free, automatic barcode scanning and validation. Easy to understand voice commands direct operators through the most optimized picking path with batch wave management optimization.
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Khawkawn is a village situated in Ngopa Block of Champhai district in Mizoram. Located in rural area of Champhai district of Mizoram, it is one of the 16 villages of Ngopa Block of Champhai district. As per the administration register, the village number of Khawkawn is 271291. The village has 161 families.
According to Census 2011, Khawkawn's population is 908. Out of this, 452 are males while the females count 456 here. This village has 153 children in the age group of 0-6 years. Out of this 72 are boys and 81 are girls.
Literacy rate in Khawkawn village is 81%. 739 out of total 908 population is educated here. Among males the literacy rate is 83% as 378 males out of total 452 are literate while female literacy rate is 79% as 361 out of total 456 females are educated in this Village.
The Negative portion is that illiteracy rate of Khawkawn village is 18%. Here 169 out of total 908 individuals are illiterate. Male illiteracy rate here is 16% as 74 males out of total 452 are uneducated. In females the illiteracy rate is 20% and 95 out of total 456 females are illiterate in this village.
The number of employed person of Khawkawn village is 407 yet 501 are non-working. And out of 407 employed person 266 persons are fully dependent on cultivation.


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Shaun Dennis, 2nd June 24hr Session
Posted on 4th June 2017 at 16:37
I wasn't planning on fishing at all this 4 off, with the house move and all that. However, the owners had arranged a BBQ for the lakes first anniversary since opening so I felt, being bailiff, I had to show my face.
Since my last session I have continued to feed my areas, especially the area which produced the hit of fish last time out. My thinking was getting down as early as possible on Friday as it was fairly obvious with there being the BBQ that most who would attend would fish.
Arriving at the lake around 6am I proceeded with the long barrow round to the swim I had fished on the previous session. The night previous I went down and had a good look around and spread a kilo of Nasty Shrimp over the bar and down my left margin. I also put around 2kg hemp and maize on the bar to try keep the fish grubbing or at least returning upon my arrival.
The stall was set, the lake was fairly quiet with only a couple of other anglers present and nowhere near me really. I'm fishing the right hand side of a decent sized bar 40 yards range. The left hand side is fairly unfishable at the moment as it holds around 8 baskets on top of the bar as the owners tried to get lilies to take. This didn't go to plan and since then it's proven fairly difficult to remove the remaining baskets from the bar. So I felt I was in a decent area, and hopefully an area that would be overlooked as I have tried to make as many aware of the underwater 'snags' as I possibly could.
I hadn't seen anything come midday and there were now 8+ anglers. Therefore I opted to put a bit more bait out via the spomb. Around a kilo of mixed and chopped VNX+ and Nasty Shrimp was spread over the area along with a kilo of hemp.
It felt good for a bite!
However, the bloody birds were absolutely hammering me. After nailing a mallard bang in the beak I carefully grabbed the bird by the neck, unhooked it and returned it safely to the lake. I was then forced to redo the rig as it totally ruined the sticky sharpness of my chosen hook.
I like my Fox Edges rig components. Everybody has their own personal preferences, I've just found the hooks to be mega strong. My preferred rig for my angling at the moment is the 360 rig with a 16mm pop up either Neon Nasty Shrimp or Neon Scoberry. Slightly shaving the pop up into a barrel shape allows me not to need to use any rig putty. The weight of the Edges medium curve size 5 is perfectly balanced. So yes, if I know I'm fishing on a relatively even lake bed, this is my preferred rig. Don't get me wrong, different swims on the lake I will sway toward using a different approach, after all, the business end is where all your confidence lies, if you aren't confident in what your using then you may as well be sat at home. Hard work, watercraft, pre-baiting and, most importantly, your rig in the right location is what will catch the carp.
Into the night I witnessed the most torrential downpour I've probably ever seen whilst fishing the last 20 years - in the UK anyway. The swims down the lake have been done quite nice, wood chipping in the swims and the paths, so I felt I could leave my groundsheet at home as it's a bit less weight to barrow around. However, around 10pm I found myself with 3 inch of water surrounding me inside my bivvy!! The rain wasn't stopping either, absolute madness and secretly I was praying to god that rod didn't rip off!!
The rain passed, the puddles seeped into the ground, leaving me and my gear, my food bags and my bait..! soaking.
The night passed uneventfully, and waking up around 8am I heard the distinctive sound of a lead entering the water in front of me, strange. I got up and, after hearing the birds diving into the night, I felt my pop ups were probably long gone. I reeled both rods in and felt some slight resistance. When another lead landed, I followed the line towards the swim next door. One of the members had turned up first light and was casting leads practically on the spot I was fishing directly in front of my peg.
After a brief chat and a few apologies I decided enough was enough and to pack my gear down and leave it in the sun to dry out for the day whilst I went and help set the gear up for the BBQ.
I'd had a fair few early morning bites, and all day all I could think was, maybe I would have had a chance if the angler in question wasn't fishing my spot. The carp must have been laughing at two tow ropes going through my spot. That's if they ever did turn up on the bait. Who knows?
I do my best to not get wound up when things like this happen but sometimes I cannot help myself. I don't have days on end angling, therefore still today I don't see it as bad angling, it just would have been nice to be knocked up and asked where I was fishing! After all, I wasn't encroaching on anybody else's water, I was simply fishing 40 yards out.
Hopefully none of this will happen again. It's never nice to see, but I did appreciate the apology.
The BBQ was a nice few hours having a beer and some food with the members, talking carp and having a bit of banter. I decided to call it a day around 3pm as my lift was arriving, quietly sneaking back down I spread another kilo over a marginal spot I had seen a few show in the morning, a spot I've been trickling bait in for a few weeks now.
Looking back I don't think I fished bad at all. I had pre-baited the night before, and unaware to me the owners then put an extra 10kg pellet on the bar after I had baited up. Possibly the fish just didn't want to be there for a few days. Maybe the bird activity had kept them at bay, who knows. A few of the lads did manage to catch a few however, the biggest fish landed being a scraper 20, them big girls are still out there.
I will keep the bait going in. Keep the faith, keep positive and stay mobile. It will happen..
It's probably looking like a few weeks until I next get out on the bank. Secretly hoping the big girls remain uncaught ready for my next outing!
Hope you enjoy the read, this ones a blank.
Until next time, stay safe.
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