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If the only news you get is from the major news outlets in Salt Lake City you get the impression that NBA MVP Kosta Koufos (tentative) is not only the best draft pick EVAR, but also a lovely boy scout! The articles I read leave me to believe that some reporters are crushing a little bit on him . . . I understand the need and utility of a fluff piece (most of my stuff is just that). But even I can't stand it. That's not to say that I have issue with Kosta Koufos -- it just appears that way because in a preview of Fesenko's next season all I've done in rant about the new guy. It's just that fluff pieces, saying 'sir' and shooting three pointers when you are over 7 feet tall HARDLY qualifies as helping the Jazz out on the glass; with blocks; and with interior defense and intimidation.
How is a 7 foot tall teen with pimples/boy scout/three point shooter who calls everyone 'sir' going to be a force in the paint and help out our anemic defense of our basket? It's almost as if winning the paint is less important than winning some magical award for having 'morally upright' kids on the team who help old ladies cross the street.
That's not going to help us block shots in the playoffs, or play defense against other bigs without fouling them. We don't need another soft guy to come off the bench to replace Boozer or Memo. We need someone hard and mean. Someone who eats old ladies who try to cross the street. Someone -- at this stage -- that I don't think
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Alas, no one seems to say anything good about Fesenko, so perhaps he's not going to be that guy either -- which would suck, seeing how at this part of the season, last season, everyone was on the Fes bandwaggon. (How quickly people turn on you . . . not unlike how Boozer was loved then hated, then loved, and now hated again)
So, in a world where we must temper our feelings for Fes, while our projections for Kosta run with wild abandon what do I see Kyrylo doing this season?
- Make the best of his time on the floor with the Jazz: Fes isn't going to play in 70 games this season unless something amazing happens (like Jarron Collins goes all Bison Dele on the Jazz, or Fes levels up into an NBA player at some point), so he's going to have to really bring it when he is playing with the big boys. I can imagine how someone who has trouble self-motivating can slack off in the D-league, he still put up good stats (10 ppg, 8 rpg, 2 bpg, 2 apg) for someone they just pulled off of the hard streets of Kiev. His NBA career is only 9 games long, and he's only played more than 10 minutes in any given game on three different occasions. His season averages are horrible because he played three times this season: once in November, then during a stretch of 6 games in December (the worst month of the season for our entire team), and then in a back-to-back set all the way in March. There isn't much continuity there, especially how he'd get into the game for 4 minutes there, or 36 seconds there ... all the while dropping his averages down. If you look at the four games where he played at least 8 minutes you get a chance to see some good in Fes. First of all, when he plays extended minutes the Jazz usually win (3 wins, 1 loss), in addition to that, he seems to play better when he actually has some time to settle down into a game. During those four games (Nov 30 vs. Lakers, a win; Dec 15 vs. Seattle, a win; Dec 17 vs. Atlanta, a loss; Dec 21 vs. Orlando, a win) he averaged 4.3 rpg (2.3 offensive), 0.75 bpg, 0.5 apg and 3.5 fpg in a little over 12 mpg. He also chipped in 2 ppg, but he hardly shoots, and that's not what he's in there for. Fes can be effective, against Bynum he had 7 boards (4 offensive) and threw it down a few times.
- Corner the market on a skill: Fes isn't going to be better than Memo or Kosta at jump shooting. He's not going to be better than Jarron at flopping, or knowing the playbook (he hasn't been here for 73 seasons like Jarron has). Fes has to develop that one (or more) skill that sets him apart from the other guys on the roster. He has to be so proficient with it that the Jazz coaches feel good with him on the floor, instead of on the bench. That skill is going to have to be dominating the paint. Fesenko has the size, strength and agility to dispel the common ideas of European bigmen. While he may lack it in the girth department, he does have Shaq-like size. He can run the floor and play physical basketball. He can rebound and block shots. He just needs to keep working on this part of his game to the point where even old man Jer (who always comments on peoples' conditioning . . . hey, Shaq sucked at conditioning Jerry, he has 4 rings and you have none, sometimes talent requires playing time) has to play him. No one needs Fesenko to be David Robinson on offense, just as long as he can catch the ball and dunk it then he'll be okay. (And last time I checked, Fes and catch the ball and dunk it, ask the Lakers about that) Conditioning is good and great, but we're looking for a guy to lumber up and down the floor for 12 mpg as a backup to Memo/Booz (who'll play most of the mins at the 5 this season). I'd rather have the guy who barely makes it through 12 mins, but actually does something in that time than the guy who plays 12, has the conditioning to play 22, but does nothing in that time.
- Want it more: Often a big guy gets conscripted into playing basketball just because of his height. (see: Eaton, Mark) After a while he either loves the game and wants to be better, or he's just happy to make money doing something like this. Kyrylo needs to want it more, or at least, show that he does. (He may want it, but may not show it for a variety of reasons, but we don't need to go into psychology here) Who he is, and his future with the jazz may very well boil down to what happens this season, especially in relation to the wunderkid Kosta Koufos. Fesenko has to want it more, as he has an uphill battle against him where he not only has to beat out Koufos, but also a conditioning obsessed Coach (you know, Adam Keefe plays 27 mpg while Chris Morris sits) and a media that idolizes his competition as well.


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DALLAS -- In just a few short years, they've turned a little pie shop into one of the most successful small businesses in the DFW Metroplex. Yes, you can thank Mary Sparks and Megan Wilkes for your obsession with Emporium Pies.
The dynamic duo opened up shop in 2012, and since then, they have opened up two more pie shops. One is in Deep Ellum. Another is in McKinney. And as NewsFix recently found out, they're not planning on slowing down anytime soon. Mary and Megan are having too much fun keeping the stomachs of their customers full of yummy goodness.
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Several thoughts percolated through my brain as I waded through the unique gaming experience that is Heavy Rain. Thoughts like, "Why does every character I control move around as if they just got punched in their asshole?" And, "Why did developer Quantic Dream decide to make a game out of that crappy Christian Slater/Morgan Freeman movie? Oh wait. That was called Hard Rain! Man, I am such a flaming idiot."
Anyway, after all is said and done, Heavy Rain proves to be an emotionally engaging experience that is equally adept at dishing out intense, visceral thrills. Revolving around an intricate murder mystery; Heavy Rain details the actions and motivations of four characters who each embark on a journey to track down the elusive Origami Killer; a serial killer who kidnaps children in a nameless city and drowns them in a secluded location by utilizing the accumulated rainfall.
Presented as an interactive movie that unfolds like the chapters of a book, Heavy Rain is comprised of context-sensitive cinematics and linear gameplay. While there are several different interactive gameplay options during non-cinematic sequences; there are still limitations within each environment. Unlike a sandbox game, Heavy Rain confines its characters to certain surroundings and it is up to the player to determine what actions need to be taken in order to advance. Luckily, players have the option to "see" the thoughts of each character that they control (which manifest as words that spin around their heads), which can steer players in the right direction.
Players alternate control between four characters that include:
Ethan Mars: An emotionally shattered man who is coping with the death of one of his children and who finds himself embroiled in a game of cat and mouse with the Origami Killer. With his other son kidnapped by the Killer, Ethan is forced to undertake numerous tasks to prove his loyalty and love for his captured son. Complicating matters is the realization that Ethan might be the Killer, since he frequently blacks out and awakens in strange locations with origami figures in his possession.
Madison Paige: An investigative journalist who crosses paths with Ethan and eventually helps him with his search for the Killer.
Norman Jayden: A drug-addicted FBI profiler who consistently has to deal with a misguided police force. Equipped with hi-tech forensic technology, Norman uses a virtual-reality program to dissect clues.
Scott Shelby: An older, out-of-shape private detective with asthma who teams up with a broken-down woman who has lost her child to the Origami Killer.
One of the most interesting and innovative gaming experiences I have ever come across, Heavy Rain displays every cliché inherent in the murder-mystery/thriller genre. However, this adherence to clichéd material works in such a way as to give players a new perspective on these time-tested situations. Players become active participants during each sequence, instead of passive viewers. This tweaking of the formulaic brings a whole new dimension to these familiar scenarios. While most of these sequences would normally be disregarded as unimaginative or boring, by putting players into these situations, the context takes on a deeper meaning and an immediate sense of urgency is felt.
For example, how many times have you seen a character try to escape from a car that is submerged underwater? While this scenario has been played out in far too many movies to mention, in Heavy Rain, the scene carries weight since you have forged an emotional connection with the character and, in turn, the intensity gets ratcheted up because the character's life is in your hands.
Another interesting aspect of the game involves the use of split-screen. Like an old Brian DePalma movie (Heavy Rain even has a grimy, washed-out look that mirrors the aesthetic of many paranoid thrillers from the 1970's), Heavy Rain expertly employs split-screens to maximize the tension. A good example of this occurs when one of the characters is tied to a table, about to get chopped-up by a psychotic Doctor. For a brief moment, the Doctor's attention is diverted by somebody at his front door. While the Doctor leaves the tied-up character alone to take care of the person at the door, players are forced to find a way out of this predicament. Via split-screen, players are afforded the opportunity to concentrate on what their character is doing, as well as simultaneously seeing and hearing what is happening at the front door. Can you free yourself before the Doctor comes back? Once again, the use of split-screen heightens the tension.
While the game excels on most levels, I did have some minor problems. Now, I do not know if the ravages of time have rendered my once-supple hands into the gnarled appendages they are now, but for whatever reason, I did find myself occasionally having trouble with the wonky controls. Most of my grief was brought on by the right analog stick, which is primarily utilized throughout the game. Sometimes you are required to roll the stick in a specific motion or direction, as well as move it around slowly or quickly. On the whole, this was not too difficult, but there were numerous scenes that were time-based, which really fucked up my response time. Now, I did panic at various intervals, but I also buckled down and concentrated like a motherfucker and still could not master the controls when I truly needed to. This led to several frustrating moments, especially when I could not advance the story the way I wanted to. Oh well, at least the game gives you the option to repeat any level that has already been completed.
Another odd part of the game revolves around the discarding of certain character traits. Scott Shelby's asthma problem is brought up early in the game…then it disappears. This also goes for Ethan's blackouts and Norman's drug withdrawals. I can understand how these character quirks would not want to be overused due to repetition, but then why choose to devote so much time to them in the first place? On top of this, the onscreen control prompts are sometimes obscured by characters or objects, which is extremely maddening during intense, reflex-based sequences.
Although these issues can be problematic, they are nonetheless small when compared to what the game does successfully accomplish. Mainly, it creates an oppressive world that makes you care about the characters. And while the controls can be erratic (it also doesn't help that every character moves…so…deliberately), they do not detract from the overall experience. Some might find the cinematic-loaded game to be too slow (the game does take awhile to get going, but I found even mundane actions strangely compelling. How often do you get to control a character's bathroom rituals? I hate having to piss, shave, and take a shower in real life, but man its fun to get a pixilated person to do it!). Part thriller, part murder mystery, and part police procedural, Heavy Rain tackles its story from a variety of angles and viewpoints (which splinter off in numerous directions, creating a multitude of different scenes and endings). Couple this with several cringe-worthy moments that test your own moral and ethical resolve, Heavy Rain does more than just entertain…it provokes thought.
For adventurous gamers who want to travel off the beaten path, you need to check Heavy Rain out.
Buy it!
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ISSUE 39 (September, 2013)
- Dear CSO, do you know how to build security culture?
- How to secure a company's Chinese development center?
- The state of web application security in numbers
- Web application exploitation with broken authentication and path traversal
ISSUE 38 (June, 2013)
- Becoming a computer forensic examiner
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- Five questions for Microsoft's Worldwide Chief Security Advisor
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- Unintended, malicious and evil applications of augmented reality
- The enemy at the gate
ISSUE 34 (June, 2012)
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- Security and migrating to the cloud: Is it all doom and gloom?
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- Introduction to Android malware analysis
ISSUE 33.5 (March, 2012)
Special issue focused on RSA Conference US 2012.
ISSUE 33 (February, 2012)
- Securing Android: Think outside the box
- Interview with Joe Sullivan, CSO at Facebook
- White hat shellcode: Not for exploits
- Using mobile device management for risk mitigation in a heterogeneous environment
- Metasploit: The future of penetration testing with HD Moore
- Using and extending the Vega open source web security platform
- Next-generation policies: Managing the human factor in security
ISSUE 32 (December, 2011)
- 7 questions you always wanted to ask a professional vulnerability researcher
- Insights on drive-by browser history stealing
- PacketFence: Because NAC doesn't have to be hard!
- Information security and the threat landscape with Raj Samani
ISSUE 31 (September, 2011)
- The changing face of hacking
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Measuring spoons
Measuring cup
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Basting brush (fancy) 0r paper towel (less fancy)
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1 tsp dried thyme
1 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp tomato paste
1/4 cup bread crumbs
1 egg
Extra virgin olive oil
Ketchup or A1 sauce
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(As I mentioned, I really like leftovers.)
Okay, so basically, you're getting the stuff that flavors the meat ready, then you're adding it to the meat, then you're off and broiling. (Or off and grilling…) Pretty simple.
First note: leave the turkey in the fridge until you need it. It gets soft and slimy quickly (don't I make it sound appetizing?) so you want to keep it together as long as possible. Next note: tear off a piece of tin foil and line the bottom of the broiler pan. This just helps clean-up later.
Then, turn a burner on your stove top to medium-low and pour a couple circles of olive oil into the frying pan, letting it heat for 30 seconds. Add the chopped onions, a pinch of salt, a pinch of pepper, and the tsp of thyme. Stir it all around for about 6 minutes, until the onions are soft and clear, but not brown. Add the Tbsp Worcestershire sauce and tsp tomato paste and mix it all in well, then turn off the heat and transfer the mixture to the small plate to let it cool.
Meanwhile, stir-up the egg in the mixing bowl with your fork and add the 1/4 cup bread crumbs, mixing them together. Add the onion mixture and the ground turkey, (yes, you can take it out of the fridge now), and fold it all together with your hands. YOUR HANDS WILL BE TOTALLY GOOEY AND GROSS RIGHT NOW, BUT BEAR WITH ME. As I said, the turkey always gets gooey. Like, I-can't-believe-this-will-ever-solidify-into-something-resembling-a-burger gooey. This is also why we're about to put it back into the fridge again! BUT FIRST, scoop half the mixture out and form a burger with your disgusting slimy hands. Do the same with the rest of the mixture and then put the two "burger forms" on the plate and return them to the fridge while you…
…WASH YOUR HANDS. WASH 'EM GOOD. Then…
…heat the oven to 425º. Once the oven is heated, grease the top "grill" of the broiler pan with olive oil, using your fancy basting brush or just a bunched-up paper towel, and place the burgers on top.
Now, my latest experience with these burgers had me doing 8 minutes on the first side, 6 on the second (since it's partly cooked already), then 4 on the first again, then I flipped it one more time, smeared ketchup on the top of one and A1 on the top of the other, (up to you), and cooked them another 2 minutes. So that's what I'm going to suggest for you, but REALLY what I suggest, is that you keep an eye on your own burgers and if you think they're done sooner, or need more broil time, use your discretion! And I've never made these on a real grill outdoors, since we live in a tiny Hollywood studio apartment, sniff sniff, woe-is-me, so if you DO make them on your fancy grill in your fancy backyard, I can't really tell you the cook time. Again, use your own judgement, trust your punky chef instincts! (And ok, cut into them with a knife if you're still not sure.) They should be a little blackened, a little crumbly, but also slightly glistening in that glorious way that, like the giant mushroom to Alice down in Wonderland, undeniably says EAT ME. And then, with your spatula, you scoop or scrape, or just lift the burgers off the broiler, SERVE and ENJOY!
This may seem obvious, but turkey is not beef. Just because you like your hamburgers rare, DOES NOT mean you can have your turkey burgers rare. This is POULTRY, people. So it will be grey inside, all being well. But the onion/spice/tomato/Worcestershire mixture will keep it moist and really flavorful, so be not afraid of the grey!
Also, the hardest part of this whole recipe is cleaning the broiler afterwards – I wish I had a good answer for this. One answer is to double the recipe, so at least you get more bang – ahem – more burgers for your buck. Then it doesn't feel quite so bad when you're scraping the broiler tray with steel wool afterwards. Another way to combat the crud is to place a sheet of tin foil on TOP of the broiler tray, but then you have to cut "slices" into it, along the grooves of the tray, so the juices can run out while the burgers are cooking. This is time-consuming and also awkward, as the tin foil will still slide around so the slices you cut won't necessarily match-up with the slits on the tray itself. Lastly, you can probably just spray the whole thing with PAM, or some other non-stick cooking spray, before you start and be free of the crud issue entirely, but I've never used that stuff. Call it paranoia, disinterest, or just stupidity, but something about PAM just screams "toxic" to me. Much the way margarine screams "toxic" to me. (This from the woman who cleans her toaster oven with Windex… I guess we all have our "things.")
Anyway, these free-range turkey meatloaf burgers are so great, you won't really mind the cleaning, I swear. Plus, that could be all you have left to clean at the end, because while the burgers are broiling, you can be cleaning the bowl, plate, knife, frying pan, measuring spoons and cup you just used. SO EFFICIENT, aren't we? I LOVE it!
And you can make a whole MEAL out of this recipe, as we did, with some grilled asparagus topped with melted shaved Parmesan, and some Cabernet-infused baked BRUSSELS SPROUTS! Oh yes, I DID just say that. I am a recent convert to the world of brussels sprouts, and the world is GOOD, people. But stay tuned for those side dishes in the next couple of posts, and for now, SAVOR THE BURGER YUMMIES! UNGH!


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Verificatum AB
Looking for the code? Go to the Open Verificatum project!
Verificatum AB specializes in designing, analyzing, and implementing advanced cryptographic protocols as well as advanced consulting in cryptography and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.
It is a spin-off company of the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, one of the top universities in Sweden.
Our products and expertise are based on more than 35 years of research of the cryptographic community, and specifically more than a decade of our own research and development. The original project was funded by the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research.
The founder Douglas Wikström is an Associate Professor in Cryptography at CSC KTH. He invented several of the protocols, abstractions, and techniques that we have implemented, and that are used in several research projects and in the industry.
He introduced the definition of a universally composable mix-net, he gave the first proof of security for the type of mix-nets commonly used today, he has broken several proposals in the literature, and he was the first to complete an implementation of a fully distributed and provably secure mix-net faithful to cryptographic theory.
After the release of our software as free and open source running the company is a low-priority side-project for the founder, but we may enter consultancy agreements if they are in line with the Open Verificatum project contain academically interesting work.
We would be happy to recommend serious companies which develop complete tailor-made voting systems, who provide services, organize elections, and who act ethically.


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Golden Cloud PR-510 Medium/Large
Golden Technologies
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The Golden Cloud PR-510 is the ultimate lift chair for shoppers seeking a supremely comfortable home mobility aid. With a biscuit back cushion design, full chaise padding, bucket seat, overstuffed padding, and Zero Gravity positioning, the Cloud lives up to its name! All of these great features make the Golden Cloud perfect for everyday use, and many even enjoy sleeping in the Cloud!
Call us today to see if the Golden Cloud is the perfect lift chair for you!
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|Fire Retardant (California Specifications; bulletin 117)
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|In Heaven with the Cloud PR-510
Jul 29, 2018 12:21 AM
|Happy Grandma from Houston, TX would recommend this to a friend.
|A Little About Myself
67 yr female w/ severe osteoarthritis , venous edema & recovering from recent hip replacement surgery
Comfortable, attractive, well made recliner, not too bulky, positions perfect for my needs, easy to get in/out with chair lift good warranty, fast delivery
Wall plug-in cord could be longer (maybe retractable).
|Service & Delivery
Service was very helpful & delivery was quick/on-time.
Recliner has been a lifesaver for me during of my hip replacement surgery. The chair lift feature has made it easy to get in & out of the recliner. It's not too oversized, and the zero gravity & trendelenberg positions have eased the pain in my back and legs. Best of all, it was made in the USA.
|9 of 9 people found this review helpful
|An excellent purchase
Mar 5, 2018 3:26 PM
|jw from San Diego would recommend this to a friend.
|A Little About Myself
older male confined to chair most of the time
It is an excellent chair. We had another exactly like it and was very happy.
US Medical Supplies replies:
Great, thanks JW!
|4 of 4 people found this review helpful
|Sleeps like a cloud
Jun 29, 2017 5:21 PM
|Troubled Sleeper from Indiana would recommend this to a friend.
|A Little About Myself
Grandmother toi grandchildren from 2 - 38
Very comfortable for relaxing and watching TV. Also unbeatable for relaxing and falling asleep on those nights that are not conducive to sleeping.
I have neck problems and even though the back is straight it is still not good when my neck is giving me problems. I need to lean it back further, then I tend to fall asleep too easily.
|Service & Delivery
Service and delivery was fantastic even tho there was a delay in delivery because there was a leak in the truck and the first chair got wet. Needed to wait for the second delivery.
I love it and it does pretty much what I want it to do.
|10 of 10 people found this review helpful
|Pleased Overall
Jun 23, 2017 6:12 PM
|Old Couple from Tennessee would recommend this to a friend.
|A Little About Myself
Significant medical issues
Multiple positions Quite
Seat is a bit narrow Massage an heat features need improvement
|Service & Delivery
Came fully assembled in large cardboard box. Requires only to have cords connected (easy job) to use after uncrating and moving into house, but chair is heavy. You'll need help if you're frail.
Researched extensively before purchase. Knew what we wanted, so we shopped for best price. Appears to be basically the same chair advertised in AAARP magazine, but at a better price.
US Medical Supplies replies:
Thanks for the review! Golden does a great job of packaging the chairs fully assembled, making setup a little easier. The chair is a bit heavy, so we do offer setup options, but always like for the customer to make the decision if it's worth it or not. Our experts can let you know what to expect when the chair arrives.
|11 of 12 people found this review helpful
Apr 24, 2017 3:54 PM
|B T Bird from Deland, Fl would recommend this to a friend.
|A Little About Myself
Just the best assist and comfort in any chair I've ever experienced
|Service & Delivery
White glove too expensive
Fabric selection was great
US Medical Supplies replies:
Thanks for your review BT Bird! We're working on getting the white glove deliver price down.
|5 of 5 people found this review helpful
|Helpful Chair
Jun 3, 2016 5:45 PM
|MJC3rd from Cape Cod, Massachusetts would recommend this to a friend.
|A Little About Myself
Retiree / caregiver
Very comfortable and sturdy. Well built and functional. Stock fabric is also very attractive.
We paid extra to order a chair with heat and massage. The heat doesn't seem to do anything. The chair is no warmer with it on than off. The massage feature is nothing more than some vibrations. This feature is not worth the extra cost or extra time it took to be ordered. There are many buttons on the remote that could be confusing to a person who is ill.
|Service & Delivery
The service from US Medical and particularly our salesperson, Scott, was outstanding. They were very helpful in selecting the correct chair and making sure it was delivered in a timely manner. Delivery was also fast once the chair was completed at the factory. The company called us to set up a delivery window and came in the allotted time.
It would be nice if they also had an option to buy the same upholstery fabric as arm and extra seat covers.
|36 of 36 people found this review helpful
|Wonderful Chair
May 6, 2016 12:29 AM
|Punky from Nebraska would recommend this to a friend.
|A Little About Myself
We had ordered my disabled dad a chair who has chronic pain from another company, took forever and many many calls,got it, it was so uncomfortable, within a month I ordered this chair, he looks and feels so comfortable, and can't quit saying it everyday. This chair has made my Dad's life so much better. Shipped fast and the people I talked to were so helpful.
So far NA
|Service & Delivery
I was called when it was going to be delivered, he was a little late, but called me to let me know, he was very kind, put it on our deck, and even offered to get it into the house,we didn't have him do it as I knew he was behind on his route
Very Happy
|23 of 23 people found this review helpful
|Excellent Customer Service
Apr 2, 2016 1:21 PM
|Star Top from Texas City, Texas would recommend this to a friend.
|A Little About Myself
The chair was just fine,exactly as described, delivery was right on time, set up went easily, and Dylan is to be praised for his efficient and professional service.
|Service & Delivery
On short notice, Dylan Kelly sourced and delivered a perfect solution to an urgent need. Couldn't have asked for a better experience.
|16 of 16 people found this review helpful
Jan 29, 2015 11:39 AM
|Old Guy from Chicago Area would not recommend this to a friend.
|A Little About Myself
Retired , active, good health
Well built. Nice fabric,excelent lift abilities. Delivery was good. Chair assembled in a carton. Salesman was very helpful.
The seating area is not wide enough . The arm rest design encroaches too far into the seating area leaves less than 19 inch clearance between the arms. I am 5'10" inches tall. 225 pounds. It's snug. The arm rest dominates the chair. Poor design.Brochure claims fits 5'7" to 6'4"
|Service & Delivery
Excelent !
Chose Golden Because wife has a Golden Scooter that we are very pleased with.
|44 of 44 people found this review helpful


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Kid's Club and Laughs
Hey everyone! We're heading into our last 3 days here in Belize... how can that be possible? It has definitely hit us today that the next few days are going to fly by, and we are all trying really hard to soak in every moment in this awesome place.
Today was such a fun day! We started off with breakfast at the local market. Every Tuesday and Saturday is market day in Belmopan, where most people in the city shop for their fruits and vegetables. There is so much to see, and really delicious food everywhere. M but ost of us enjoyed a breakfast of eggs, beans, and fry jacks (deep fried dough) but chicken for breakfast is definitely a thing here in Belize so some people added stewed chicken. And to top it off there is freshly squeezed juices... orange, watermelon, lime. There is nothing better! After breakfast the team enjoyed wandering around through the market and bartering for some souvenirs. Many machettes were purchased!
After breakfast we took a tour of the old Children's Home. In 2014 the King's Childrens' Home moved to their current location, but for 25 years previously it was located right in Belmopan. We always think it's important to show the team where the kids grew up. Their current home is very spacious, with lots of land surrounding them to run around. Their old home is incredibly small, smaller than the houses you and I live in. When they moved out of the home there were 100 kids living in it with a very front yard. I have so many amazing memories of that old house, that is where I watched all the kids grow up. But it was without a doubt WAY too small for them, and it is such a blessing that they can live in a place that provides them with the safety and space that they deserve.
After lunch we headed out to run a Kid's Club in a little village about half an hour from where we're staying. And we had SUCH a great time! We have been visiting this Kid's Club every February for many years, and it is always so great to be back. Even though we only spend a few hours with the kids there it is hard to say goodbye at the end. The kids are so sweet, and just genuinely want to extend friendship to us. We spent about an hour playing out on their awesome playground, and then we lead a little service for them. Half of the team got up and lead a bunch of fun action songs, which the kids really got into. And the other half acted out a Bible story. And then Kendra, Belle, and Everett got up and shared a little bit of their story and what God has been doing in their life lately. We as leaders were so proud of everyone. They really shined as they lead and it was awesome to see them up in front of a crowd having so much fun.
After we said goodbye to our sweet little friends we headed out for supper to a really amazing place in Belmopan. It was one of those nights where everything seemed funny, and we just had a really great time together. Every day this team grows stronger and stronger as we create more amazing memories together.
Tomorrow it is back to the work site! Another day of pouring concrete and shoveling.
Prayer Requests:
-pray for Corwin tonight. He was feeling very sick to his stomach this evening, and had to head to bed early. Pray that he is back to his usual self by morning and whatever stomach bug he caught will quickly leave! (also... no video tonight...sorry! I know you love to see your kid's faces!)
-pray for our last 3 full days in Belize. Tomorrow and Friday we will be at the Home all day. Pray that we can work hard, keep up great energy, and truly soak in all of our remaining time with the kids there.
Thank you everyone! We hope you are all doing great back home.
Much love, Kristin and the team


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I woke up this morning with the phone vibrating my bed side table... No School today! Dangerous black ice on the roads, so no school!
So I am sitting on the couch, enjoying the fire and watching the Olympics!
Awesome day!
And it was great timing as my body has said that I am tooooo busy and I feel crummy today. Normally I'd just push through as I'm not going to miss work just because I feel run down. So I'm treating the day like the gift it is.
And I got my grade report from my January term grad class in Art History. I made an A! It was the equivalent of 80 hours in January.. That on top of work, kids and family commitments, running and general life.. No wonder I'm tired!
This Saturday is another big art contest. I need school tomorrow so I can take care of art prep and paperwork, but for today, I'm enjoying women's speed skating! Go USA!


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What To Expect From Your Wedding Planner (Part 1)
As soon as you become engaged, you will most probably turn to bridal magazines, wedding blogs and pinterest for inspiration and advice. Whilst this is a good idea; all these ideas will eventually clog up your head causing you to panic. This will probably be the best time to look for a wedding planner to turn your ideas into reality.
Depending on your budget; you could either contact a full service wedding planner who will take over all your wedding planning or an on the day co-ordinator who will manage your on the day co-ordination. Hiring a planner is an added cost but definitely a beneficial one. The right wedding planner can help you save money and time.
Firstly, you need to make sure that you like and trust your wedding planner before hiring them. This is someone you are going to spend lots of time with so you need to make sure that you get on. Lets face it; this person is going to have lots of control over one of the most important days in your life. Throughout your wedding planning, you will be meeting and conversing with them a lot; so it is imperative that you have philia.
Your Wedding Details!!!
In theory, you should have hired your wedding planner on the basis that she gets your vision, she understands your ideas and can conceptualise them. A really good planner will understand your vision by asking you questions about your wedding, what theme you want, how many guests, how much you want to spend and where you want to get married etc. Do not hesitate to tell your planner EVERYTHING you want and do not want. This person is there to cater to your wedding needs.
Experience and Knowledge!!!
A really good planner is very knowledgeable about the industry. A planner should be able to advice you on the latest trends, suppliers to go for your particular needs. A wedding planner's job is to help couples have the wedding they envision. Try to hire a wedding planner who is certified; you will be assured of their knowledge and organization.
That's it for today guys. I will post the last part to this series next week. Happy wedding planning and congratulations once again.
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I have just been the reading on 'Editor and Publisher' a challenging tale of the times we are all living at the moment.
Winner of 'World Press Photo' Anthony Suau recounts his unsuccessful battle to get his excellent photo essay on the economic crisis in Cleveland ,Ohio, published in 'Time' magazine.
Any regular readers of 'The Dark Art' will know that I have considerable sympathy with this situation.
What I find truly disturbing though are the comments attributed to Suau in the 'Editor and publisher' story
The last two months have been especially bad, Suau says. He hasn't had a single assignment except for covering the presidential inauguration for a Japanese book publisher.
"If the situation continues like it has in the last two months, down the road I would be in danger," Suau says. "Do I have to get another job to do something? I don't know. I may have to do something else besides photography."
Anthony, who has won a total of two World Press awards and the 1984 Pulitzer Prize for feature photography,is a seasoned pro with 20 years experience,covering conflicts and human crises around the world.
Judging from the experience of many of my peers, Anthony is not alone in these particularly trying times.
It brought to mind an experience I had in 1993 when I won the 'Nikon Feature Photographer of the year award'
I really thought I had arrived, lots of Picture Editors came up to me at the awards and complimented me on my work.
So I waited for the phone to ring......waiting for that call for some big gig or another.
Waiting for the magic wand to be waved by someone, anyone, but myself
I was to wait for some time, as 'The' phone call which I waited for never actually came.
I never did quite work it out
But I do have a theory..................
I reckon that when one wins a prize or an award, be it big or small, it may be best to consider it as a tool with which to promote oneself with, nothing more, nothing less
I wonder what would have happened if I had been more proactive after my small piece of success?
What I do know when I have had success subsequently I have used it as a license to be a right royal persistent pain in the backside to any art director or commissioning editor who will open the door to me.
I wish Anthony all the best with his career and hope he gets the work he so richly deserves.
The photographic world would be a poorer place without him.


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Jigging for Salmon
Jigging is a term
used to fish whereby you attach a weighted lure in the end of the line, let it
down, raise the rod tip, reel in a few feet, let it back down, and repeat again. Well, it is not really that simple, as there
are a few other ingredients in the mix.
|Here, this party of jiggers are having jolly time in the process, targeting salmon on Hood Canal off the Hoodsport salmon hathery
The salmon you will normally be fishing for, over the longest period of time, if in Washington State, will be Blackmouth, which are resident Chinook. Blackmouth do not get as large as their ocean going cousins, weighing normally from 6 to 12#. But they are in a more protected waters, which allows the average small boater better access as compared to fishing the open ocean. They will normally be bottom feeders, unless they are chasing herring baitballs.
Jigging works best when you can locate a concentration of bait. This can be from seeing feeding sea birds, or if you know of a specific location where salmon concentrate at that time of the year, like off a river mouth where the fish may stack up, or like the flats off Port Townsend (called Mid-Channel Banks), or when fish can be seen in numbers on your sonar under your boat. However, just motoring around watching sonar can become boring rather rapidly and unproductful. So probably the best method of locating salmon is to initially troll for them. And in Puget Sound, as mentioned previously, Blackmouth will be NEAR the bottom, you need to drag your gear there. Once you catch a fish, carefully watch your sonar. In deep water it is hard to target a single fish, but If you can see a number of fish under you on your sonar, then quickly break out your jigging gear, shut off the motor and try to hover over them. Water depth is not critical if the fish are there.
The wind and tide may move you off your target, so your best fishing time will be slack tides. If you slide into a tide change, then it may behoove you to use your kicker motor to maintain position or to drop an anchor. If you are in this tidal movement, you will have to use a heavier jig to maintain your vertical line angle as covered below.
We might clarify the process here in saying that this is basically vertical jigging. This means that your line HAS to be as straight up and down as possible as shown in the illustration below. The reason is that when your jig on the raise of your rod tip, it will of course come up a few feet, they you drop the tip. The design of jig allows it to level itself HORIZONTALLY, allowing the jig to sea-saw back and forth fluttering downward. It DOES NOT drop like a bullet nose first. This fluttering motion is what attracts the fish and entices a strike. Small fish (bait) do not normally swim vertically. If the line angle gets enough so that when you drop the rod tip, the jig can not drop vertically, but will be still at the angle of the line, you get no fluttering action and therefore way less fishy enticing action to the lure.
Use the lightest jig you can (usually starting at 2 oz.). If and when the drift or current gets more and you can not jig vertically then you will have to go to a heavier lure, or use your kicker motor to position you as previously mentioned.
There is JIGGING, and there is SNAGGING (which is illegal if doing it intentionally). The real difference is that the jigger may only raise his rod tip 2-3' while the SNAGGER may raise his 6-10' in his efforts to entice the fish to strike even with it's tail. This taken into account, do you really expect a salmon to chase down a food (a jig) for 10' ? They will hit something that is close and convenient to them. If you raise the tip too much, you may well be pulling it away fast enough that they can not catch it. However snaggers don't care if the fish are hooked in or near the mouth as the law specifies.
Buzz Bomb jigs are used totally differently in that they are cast out, and reeled in, hesitating at intervals letting the lure drop slightly each time.
In the illustration below, the gray line represents the upward pull with the blue the jig's path of falling. The LH represents a vertical jig being raised and then dropped with the jig laying somewhat horizontal and fluttering as it descends. The RH illustration will be if the drift has your line angle so much that when you drop the rod tip, the current merely pulls the jig rearward with little fluttering. These jigs need to flutter to make a bait-fish action. So, if there is a strong current or wind blowing and you are over the fish, go to a heavier jig to maintain the fluttering action of the jig.
Jig descending patterns, the proper effective way on the left and the ineffective way on the right
Rod : To do it right, the gear comes into play every bit as much in this method as trolling or mooching, however totally different equipment is used. You will probably want to use shorter rods with stiff butt sections and fast taper sensitive tip. Some prefer a 7' to 7' 9" length. These rods are different than a trolling or mooching rod and have more backbone yet a lighter tip section. The ones that work best are what are called fast action, meaning that only the upper 1/4 of the rod had any real bend to it as compared to a slow or soft action where the whole rod has the arc. A backbouncing rod like the G. Loomis HSR-932C, Lamiglas Puget Jigger model G1302-T or a Shakespeare Ugly Stick CA110270 work quite well.
Reel : Since you are cranking a lot here, way more here than in any other method, you need a reel with a retrieve ratio of at least 4 to 1, with upwards with 5 to 1 or higher being better. You don't usually want or need a large reel that may be normally used for ocean fishing, so a Steelhead size reel usually works fine.
Knowing your lure's depth is critical in this type of fishing and with the advent of line counter reels, the easiest is to use one of these. And since the fish may be suspended off the bottom, a line-counter reel will allow you to know exactly where your lure is in relationship to the fish. Here is where the Abu Garcia's Ambassadeur 5500LC, Shimano Tekota 400LC, Cabellas DM20 or Okuma's Convector CV 20D or the Magda Pro MA 20 DX or the Magda Pro's narrower smaller brother, the MA 15 DX will prove very beneficial to help you keep the lure within the strike zone once you locate them on your sonar. These line counter reels may add a few ounces of extra weight, but will be beneficial to improve your catch.
If you are a old timer who is so in love with your Ambassedeur 5500, Diawa Millionare 35, Shimano Triton 100G or the older Shimano Bantam 100, then use it. Those that do, have become good at counting levelwind passes, or counting "stripping pulls".
Which ever reel you decide on, it does need to have a good drag system and be BALANCED to your rod because you will be working it a lot, instead of just leaving it in a rodholder.
You will not normally be casting for distance in situations like this as the method is "Vertical Jigging" as seen in the illustration above, so the bass fisherpersons small fine tuned bait casting reels will be of little value here.
It is about impossible to effectively vertical jig with a spinning reel and yet be ready to set the hook on a slack line bite.
Line : You may want to fill the spool about half full with 20# mono, then top it off with 125 yards or so of one of the new Spectra lines in about 40# to 60# size. There are many brands that come under this category, Power Pro, or Spiderwire "Stealth" are a couple. You also need to be sure this spectra line is wound onto the spool very tight, as if not, when it gets wet and then dries, it seems to loosen enough so as to create line cutting into the edges and creating a stoppage of the spool. This WILL equate to lost fish if they are running when the spool comes to a stop. This is the reason for the mono backing as it helps eliminate this situation and you probably do not need more than much over 100 yards of line anyway as if you have to chase a fish, and your boating situation is such that you should be able to readily chase the fish.
This type of fishing is where the spectra type lines really pay off, because it has no stretch, and since it is a very small diameter, this allows you to feel the fish's take on the jig, plus reaching the bottom with less weight. You might consider using from 2' up to 3' a stiffer shock leader of 25# mono, preferably IZOR line attached to a mainline with a Sampo ball bearing swivel between. This leader will help avoid fraying the braid's knot at the terminal end and possibly pulling the hook out of the fish's mouth during a hook set. It also may help to camouflage the spectra line to the lure. This mono acts as a short shock cord and also helps eliminate the possibility of the limper spectra line from getting tangled with the jig's hook on the fall. Plus, instead of trying to hold onto just the line/leader when releasing a fish. This swivel can be larger than you would normally use because it also helps as something to grab ahold of if you have to release an untargeted or ESA listed fish at the boat.
On the terminal end of this monofilament shock cord, attach a small Duo-Lock snap (not a swivel snap). The use of a snap will allow you to change the lure more easily and therefore more often if conditions change, or you are not getting hits.
Lure : If you are not sure what bait size is below you, use the smallest jig you can get away with and still reach bottom with as close to a vertical line as possible. If you have to increase the weight, or after you catch a fish open it up then observe the stomach contents. This may help you select a jig to "Match the Hatch".
Brands of proven lead jigs are Crippled Herring, Point Wilson Dart, and Grim Reefer to name a few. Even the heavier Coyote or Krocodile spoons have proved effective. Colors of proven jigs may be green, blue/silver or white. If fishing for salmon, the WDFW regulations call for single point barbless hooks, so depending on where you are fishing some areas allow triple hooks, others may not, you may have to remove the existing triple hook and replace with a #4/0 Siwash hook. One suggestion then is to place 2 Siwash hooks one back to back to each other, this increases the catch potential and somewhat eliminates the rock grabbing ability of the lure. But if you use two, go down one size of hooks.
Some of these lead jigs, you may read on the package that you can bend them for different results. Well this may be so, but if you put a bend as if you were if you were trolling allowing the lure to rotate, this negates much horizontal fluttering action.
Some jig manufacturers are now mounting the hook on the front of the jig, instead of the rear, toting that it is more effective. To each his own, and it could be better if there is debris on the bottom and the front hook could be less prone to grabbing rocks or sticks, while still being a fish catcher.
The photos below are of original manufacturers product.
|Crippled Herring
|Coyote spoon
It is beneficial to place a barrel swivel between the hook and a heavy lead jig,
(as seen in the right hand photo below) this will help keep the fish from using the jig's
weight as leverage,
when the fish twists and rolls which allows it to pull
the hook loose. This swivel appears to not effect the action of the lure.
This photo below of a Dart shows two 3/0 Sickle Siwash hooks attached back to
back to the swivel as mentioned above. Sickle hooks newer design has
proven beneficial when the barbs have to be pinched.
It is beneficial to place a barrel swivel between the hook and a heavy lead jig,
(as seen in the right hand photo below) this will help keep the fish from using the jig's
weight as leverage,
when the fish twists and rolls which allows it to pull
the hook loose. This swivel appears to not effect the action of the lure.
This photo below of a Dart shows two 3/0 Sickle Siwash hooks attached back to
back to the swivel as mentioned above. Sickle hooks newer design has
proven beneficial when the barbs have to be pinched.
|A modified Point Wilson Dart on top & a standard 2 1/4 oz Grim Reefer on bottom
|Luhr Jenson Krocodile spoon & Buzz-Bomb on bottom
Hooks : Use SHARP hooks. Some lures come with triple hooks, but a single Siwash hooks deeper and loses less fish and is easier to release ESA protected fish unharmed. Even if the lure comes with a Siwash hook, it may be best to replace it with a slightly larger size for better hooking ability. The newer Sickle hook by Matsuo or the Big River Open Eye hook by Gamakatsu have proved to be a better holding hook because of their "Vee" shape style. In the State of Washington, just be sure you are using barbless hooks, or at least pinch the barb over which will save you a $87 fine if those friendly WDFW enforcement officers come calling.
Scent : Yes, put scent on the lure, it doesn't have to be a lot, because if your jig has much contact with rocky or sandy bottoms, this sticky scent may well attract what debris it can pick up off the bottom. Smelly Jelly is a good one, a couple of the flavors used can be Anchovie or Herring/Anis, but about anything can be used as these fish are hitting the lure with little reaction time, so scent probably is a masking scent to cover your own smell.
Method : You need to find the bait school, as jigging in barren water will usually become tiresome and unproductive. Your sonar here is one of your best friends, preferably finding the bait and salmon below as seen in the photo below. Sonar alone my take a lot of time covering prospective water, so be on the lookout for working/diving birds. If fishing Puget Sound, remember to fish it like two rivers, (1) the incoming tide and (2) the outgoing tide, and concentrate behind a point of land where the bait may seek refuge from the moving tide.
If fishing for Blackmouth, you want to usually be in the bottom 10' of water, unless you are fishing around a school of bait, but even then you want the lure under the bait fish. For fall or migrating Chinook, they may be at a higher water column level. When you find what looks like it may prove productive, spool out the line and jig semi-slow to help eliminate tangles. On the let down, when you get to above your intended fishing depth, let the line down in 2' increments, stop and let out another 2' until you get to the bottom. No sense of bypassing fish on the drop, when you can be fishing.
Here is the ideal sonar screen for jigging, with the bait ball near the surface and the salmon below them.
Rod : To do it right, the gear comes into play every bit as much in this method as trolling or mooching
When searching for fish and you may want to cover say 30' of the bottom water, when you get to the bottom as described above, lift it up a couple of feet, let it fall back, raise it up 3 or 4 feet then let it fall back 2 feet by reeling in, following the jig on it's downward fall with the rod tip. This keeps you in contact with the lure at all times. Repeat this procedure over and over, by raising it another 3'-4' and fall back another 2' again by reeling in and work your way up past the bait. Then start over by going back down again if you are still in the bait fish. When the salmon grabs the lure, it can be just like it hit bottom and the line went slack. The bite is almost always when the jig is fluttering down like a wounded baitfish. Try to keep the rod tip low to the water so you will have room to make the hookset. Now comes a critical situation. As a novice, you will probably not be able to detect a slack line bite on the lure's fall, but if you are only raising say 2', you may well detect the fish on the next upward motion. Be well prepared to set the hook at the slightest deviation of normal.
There is no need to jerk it the full rod length, as you will probably be pulling it so far that the fish can not keep up with it.
if you do not connect, change your tactics, don't just get into the rut of casting, reeling and letting it sink with a rhythm. Change the pace, or the stoke of your uplift until you are sure you have covered the area completely.
If all else fails and the wind may be pushing you out of the concentration of fish, use a drift sock, or drop your anchor, and/or increase the weight of the jig. Yah, I know this may not be fishing as vertical as you may like, but it is at least putting you over the fish more time than drifting off and running back all the time.
If you have one of the newer line-counter reels then you can either set it and concentrate on the exact level the fish are at as seen on your sonar, or remember the depth the fish are at. If you are using an conventional level wind reel, then you can estimate closely your depth by grabbing the line at the reel then stripping it out to at least the first rod guide. This is usually about 24", if not, then measure a strip out to give you some reference so you can get a pretty good idea of the amount of line pulled out. In conjunction to this when you start stripping if you glance down and visually locate the location of the level wind line guide, then count the number of pulls/feet that it takes to move this level wind head completely over and back to where it was when you first started. By doing this, you can then later come close by not stripping, but by just counting the passes of the level wind head. A Shimano Triton 100G lets out about 10' per complete pass with a full spool.
And as usual the fish will hit when you least expect it, so be ever vigilant. If you may be letting line out just to get to the bottom in say 90', but if your line hesitates at 40', SET THE HOOK even if it just a hesitation or a tick.
If you are in the outer Straits or open ocean, you may encounter schools of Rockfish (Sea Bass) suspended, or on the bottom. If you are in an area where the season is open, this can also be a method of getting your fish-box smelly.
After They Are Hooked : Fish that are hooked on a jig react differently than in mooching or trolling. Many times they do not realize what has happened and stay there shaking their heads. They usually do not run as in trolling where they may have a flasher near their tail chasing them.
One thing you want to prevent is a fish coming to to surface and shaking it's head as chances of the heavy jig being thrown increase considerably here. Here don't try to hold the line tight, not overly tight, but you do not want to give any slack either. If need be, if the fish is near the surface or breaks water, poke the rod tip deep in the water which acts as leverage forcing the fish back down.
Also many times the fish may come to the boat before it is tired out, only to get energized when it comes near and sees the boat.
Tips : If your boat has a high cabin or a flat bottomed sled type boat where the wind can push the boat faster than a ordinary drift, it might be beneficial to try a drift sock or even 2 off the stern. Some even run the socks off the quarter bow. Or one off the bow and another off the stern. This could help slow your drift down and help maintain a more vertical line angle by keeping you in position longer.
If there are other jig fishermen near, watch and see what
they are using and how they are using it if they catch fish. Any boat
without binoculars is handicapped.
Casting From Shore : Many fishermen who pursue the Pink salmon in Puget Sound on their odd year runs will be fishing from shore using jigs. The desired location will many times be off a gravel beach on a point of land. The objective is to intercept these fish as they move in and come near land at this choke point. Here the usual lure would be Buzz Bombs which are designed to function in a more flat lined retrieve as mentioned below and seen in a photo above.
Exceptions : Buzz Bombs will work in vertical jigging, but they are better to be cast out and reeled in, hesitate and reel again allowing the lure to sink slightly on each hesitation. These lures rotate on the line and have a totally different action than a regular jig. When using them be sure to use the rubber bumper between the lure and the hook which is supplied in the package. If you forget to use this rubber bumper, when the lure slides on the line, If a fish takes it and is hooked, if the conditions are right/wrong and the lure slides rearward to the fish, just the weight of this lure may damage the knot, thereby loosing your fish. Another thing to observe is that there is a front and rear of these jigs, READ on the lure which end an arrow is with the word HOOK, as you may attach them differently than other lures and they do not perform as well if tied backwards even though it may appear the same to you.
Where : For best results, jigging only works when the fish are stacking up in concentrations, like a river mouth, or on the lea side of a point when they are targeting bait fish like herring or candlefish.
You do not cover water like trolling when you jig, as you will need to be on top of concentrations of baitfish, after all, you are trying to imitate baitfish with your lure. Without this you are just getting upper arm and body exercise. So, most jiggers will do a lot of trolling, covering ground and when a school of baitfish or salmon are located, then pull out your jigging gear.
Other Important Items : One of the most important items here for a fisherman using a boat, will be a GOOD sonar fishfinder. You may have noticed I said fishfinder not depthfinder. Sure you need to know the depth of the water, but more important you need to know where the baitfish are, as where you find these baitfish, that is also where the targeted fish are more likely to be. Any sonar can give you the bottom depth, but you really need to have one that can be adjusted to show actual fish and the baitfish as well.
Here you will probably be at the whims of the tide or wind, so fishing tide change at slack tide or behind a point of land is way preferable than fighting a full running current.
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Only three times in NCAA history has a school had back-to-back Heisman winners. Might Oklahoma join that exclusive club this year with either Kyler Murray or Rodney Anderson?

We've hit a dead period in the college football offseason as schools have wrapped up their spring practices. So, here at SBR we will start providing Heisman Trophy previews of many of the top contenders or interesting players.

Only three schools have had back-to-back Heisman winners: Yale in 1936-37 (Larry Kelley and Clint Frank), Army in 1945-46 (the legendary running back duo of Doc Blanchard and then Glenn Davis) and Ohio State from 1974-75 (both times Archie Griffin). USC had winners in 2004 & '05 in quarterback Matt Leinart and then running back Reggie Bush, but officially Bush never won that (I guess) as he vacated the Heisman due to accepting money while in school.

We know for sure that Griffin will remain the only two-time Heisman winner for at least one more year as 2017 winner Baker Mayfield is now a Cleveland Brown as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft. Could another Oklahoma player follow Mayfield and bring home college football's most prestigious award? 5Dimes lists two Sooners on the Heisman odds: quarterback Kyler Murray and running back Rodney Anderson.

Murray is a formerly highly-touted recruit who started for a little while in 2015 with Texas A&M but then transferred as he was unhappy with the coaching staff. Murray got into seven games last year in mop-up duty behind Mayfield, completing 18 of 21 for 359 yards and three touchdowns. Pretty good. He also rushed for 142 yards on 13 carries. Murray is expected to be the Week 1 starter on Sept. 1 vs. Florida Atlantic. There's actually an early line on that one with OU at -22.5. Murray is competing with Austin Kendall, but realistically the only way Murray doesn't win the job is if he decides to turn pro in baseball. Murray is expected to be a borderline first-round pick in this summer's MLB amateur draft. If some team throws enough money at him, Murray could opt to leave school.

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Anderson, a junior-to-be, had 1,442 yards from scrimmage and 18 total touchdowns last season despite not reaching more than 50 yards in any game until Oct. 21. Two times he had four touchdowns in a half and torched Georgia for 201 yards and two scores on 26 carries in that thrilling Rose Bowl loss. Those were the most rushing yards that terrific Bulldogs defense gave up to a back all season.

Anderson did lose one of the best blocking fullbacks in the NCAA in Dimitri Flowers, who was All-Big 12. Anderson said he pondered declaring for the 2018 draft himself but wanted to win a national title. He will attempt to become the first OU running back to lead the team in rushing yards in back-to-back seasons since Samaje Perine did in 2014 and '15. Anderson won't be a total bell cow because OU has two other experienced backs in Trey Sermon (744 yards in 2017) and Marcelias Sutton (130). They also have a touted true freshman named T.J. Pledger.

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Big news- David and I are in the process of buying our first house! We are so so excited to have a place of our own, and I absolutely cannot wait to start decorating!
I've been doing a lot of online shopping recently, even though I know I should wait to start buying anything until we are actually moved in and can figure out exactly what we need. One item I've had my eye on for awhile though is a new rug. A few months ago I was contacted by the website Sukhi and discovered their great collection of quality handmade rugs.
Sukhi Rugs source their designs from India, Morocco, Nepal and Turkey. Each country has a unique style of rug and an interesting story behind the design and the production of the rugs. Sukhi Rugs ensures that all of the talented people who make their rugs have great pay and excellent working conditions, so you can feel good about shopping from this site and knowing that you are truly supporting the local artisans.
I instantly fell in love with the Beni Ourain Rugs from Morocco. According to the site, "Traditional Berber rugs were made by Beni Ourain tribes. They lived deep in Morocco's Atlas Mountains. The Atlas Mountains are in the exact region where special sheep can be found. These smaller sheep are an ancient breed. They produce the excellent high quality wool that makes Beni Ourain rugs so special. Even today, they roam the rugged Middle Atlas Mountains in Morocco. Our Sukhi rugs are handcrafted from this special breed of sheep." The rugs are made 100% from sheep wool and are 100% undyed. The rugs are generally made by women who creatively infuse elements from their lives into the designs.
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Your #18 Bulldogs were on the road yesterday in Allendale, SC to take on the USC Salkehatchie Indians. They came away with 2 wins to improve their overall record to 5-4.
Game #1
Game 1 started off well for GMC as Salk's pitcher hit the leadoff batter and walked 2 of the next 3 batters. A sacrifice fly by Cathleen Nugue and a 2 RBI single by Taylor Krause lead to a 3-0 lead before Salk to bat. Unfortunately that was all of the offense that the 'Dogs would plate. Pitcher Sarah Middleton held Salk to just 2 runs in 7 innings to get her second win of the year.
Game #2
Game 2 started slowly as neither team scored in the first 2 innings. After a "pep" talk from Coach Bunn in the top of the third inning, the Bulldogs got going scoring 11 runs in the inning. The inning was topped off by Freshman Lauren King's first collegiate home run. Several 'Dogs had a good offensive game with Freshmen Lindsey South (2 RBI) and Kaedy Borst (3RBI) going 3-3. Carly Rigsby was 2-2 and 5 other Bulldogs got a hit in a game that the bench was emptied. Mackensie Poynter benefitted from the run support and got her second win of the season. Final Score GMC 11- Salkehatchie 1.
The Bulldogs hit the road again this weekend headed to Dothan, AL for the Visit Dothan Invitational. Weather-permitting they have 2 games Friday, 2 games Saturday & 2 games Sunday. Games will be live streamed and information on that will be sent as available.


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text: BYU Museum Solo Exhibition I'm pleased to announce that the BYU MOA will be hosting a solo show of my film and archives, 'The Split House' opening on Jan. 27th.. The stills, drawings, and cutouts used in the movie will be on display as well as sketches, thumbnails, and notes from my process. The exhibit is curated by Ashlee Whitaker. In February I will present the work in person giving an evening lecture to those who are interested and in town. I look forward to this great opportunity! For more info please visit http://moa.byu.edu/project/split-house/


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text: This is my second image for the 5 day B&W challenge from David Nightingale. This is from the Czech countryside near Andrea's family cottage. It is in an area call "Czech Paradise", and it is! The path on the right takes you to a small forest surrounded by huge rocks. Andrea says they filmed several Czech fairytales there.


text: Share: Comments Print August 21, 2009 at 6:12 PM Clarifying the goalkeeper possession rule Posted by Jose Romero Thanks to reader Tim Hinthorn for sending along this link. Scroll down and see how it is explained. I asked Sigi Schmid about Fredy Montero being unclear as to why he received the yellow for the infraction. Interesting response. "We didn't talk about that," Schmid said. "The way the rules are interpreted is, if a goalkeeper has his pinky finger on the ball, they say he's got possession. So, it's so pro-keeper, especially moreso in the States than in other countries. In England you can still get an occasional challenge in on keepers. Here keepers can punch your ears out, but if you touch them a little bit, it's usually a foul." "I think [Matt] Reis baited him a little bit," Schmid said, referring to the Revs' keeper. "It's ironic because last year the same thing happened to us in Columbus where Frankie Hedjuk also headed the ball out of his hand and got his second yellow and got thrown out in that game." Comments


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Given the recent passing of the great Wellington architect Jon Craig, I feel an added responsibility to do a fantastic job the this lovely 1970s Craig Craig and Moller house, owned by three very inspiring people.
This is our latest exploration into the feasibility of a double site development in Eastbourne. These two flats sites were crying our for two groovy "eco" houses designed with families in mind. The main challenge was to organise the spaces to maximise the private outdoor space available and sun!
As there is no view to speak of, we thought that locating the living space on the ground floor with direct access to outdoor living would be best, then 3 bedrooms upstairs (with another bedroom downstairs).
The introduction of roof gardens also maximises the outdoor space and sun. The material selection would be sustainably resourced and along with loads of insulation and max solar gain these houses would be really comfortable and environmentally sensitive.
This is a video of how the shadows track throughout the day at half hour intervals mid summer.