ClydeFrog

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Used this guy several times: LINK

Nice fella.

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Looks good, what does he charge to clean?

Trying to decide if it'll be worth it to head down in the morning. There's a 30% chance of storms tomorrow and I think there were some storms over the weekend, not sure if the water is too dirty with all that.

If she put little brown paper bags over her thumbs I guess I would hit it.

What are we specifically talking about with cleaning? For general water clarity or do they actuallh help filter out things like pollutants?

It's my first time playing Black Ops 3. I used a token to unlock Perk 1 greed or whatever it is. It looks like it's using up one of my ten slots and I don't know how to remove it. The other slots let you press X to remove, there's no option for that on this one.

How do I get rid of perk 1 greed to get a slot back?

Zoe Saldana for sure.

Any trouble with open mics?

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But aliens?

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Wouldn't rule it out.

Voros hit it well but I think a 40lbs leader for the marsh is a bit much. I used 30 lbs for awhile but my knots were bigger than I like. 20 or 25 lbs works for me.

And if you're fishing the marsh, I like a 1/4 oz gold spoon. Redfish love it and it's very versatile with the number of ways you can fish it.

Both OU and Michigan State over ND.

For baitcasters I have Shimano Chronarchs on Abu Garcia Vendettas. I only use monofilament on my baitcasters.

For salt water I have an All Star with a Shimano Sahara 2500 (I think it's the 2500). I have braid on my spinning reels.

Not sure if this is posted already but apparently the guy who started the hunger strike is the son of a railroad executive who made $8 million last year. Family net worth estimated at $20 million. If that's oppression, sign me up.

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MIZZOU HUNGER STRIKER Claims He’s Oppressed, Rips ‘White Privilege’ – Comes From Family Worth $20 Million

Jim Hoft Nov 10th, 2015 10:02 pm 144 Comments

He’s a One-Percenter! rich kid whitey The Revolution Jonathan Butler, the University of Missouri graduate student who went on a weekend hunger strike, comes from a family worth $20 million. His father is a railroad vice president and made over $8 million last year. Butler complained about white privilege. He argued he was oppressed. St. Louis Today reported: Jonathan Butler, a central figure in the protests at the University of Missouri, is an Omaha native and the son of a railroad vice president, the Omaha World-Herald reports. Butler refused food last week in a move to force the university system’s president, Timothy M. Wolfe, from office. Wolfe resigned Monday and Butler ended his hunger strike. Jonathan Butler played high-school football at Omaha Central High, where he won a state championship, and earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Mizzou, the newspaper reports. He is working toward a master’s degree in educational leadership and policy. He is a member of a prominent Omaha family. The newspaper says that Butler’s father is Eric L. Butler, executive vice president for sales and marketing for the Union Pacific Railroad. His 2014 compensation was $8.4 million, according to regulatory filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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What method was most effective for you?

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I never pass up an opportunity to warn people away from Rosetta Stone. It's garbage, especially if you are studying a language that uses a different script.

In short, Rosetta Stone uses the philosophy that you should learn a language now the way you learned English as a child. By this they mean that there is essentially no instruction or guidance in the lessons and that you are thrown right in.

The issue for me is that as adults, we have more available to us to learn a language. I would love to learn about sentence structure and other grammar rules by having them explained to me, not having to trudge through trial and error.

For example, I used Rosetta Stone for Persian/Farsi. Persian writing uses old and very formal words while the spoken version of the same sentence uses different words and conjugation. I had no idea of this by going through Rosetta Stone because they don't explain anything; I was totally confused. I started using Pimsleur software on the advice of a friend and found that there was this written/spoken difference and I realized I wasn't crazy after all.


Edit: In terms of suggestions in addition to good software, listen to news, movies, songs, and podcasts in that language. Watching German movies with the subtitles on did wonders for me. You always hear about foreigners learning English by watching Friends or The Simpsons, do the same with the language you're trying to learn. With Youtube, the Apple Store etc, it's cheaper and easier to do than ever before.

I work nights and have tomorrow off. With the water as high as it is, is there anywhere worth going or should I take the night off? I may try that St. Tammany fishing pier if there are any good reports from the north shore.

I tend to go to Grand Isle and hit the fishing pier or Elmer's Island but I don't think I'm looking to make that kind of drive.

A guy proposed a trade of Latavius Murray and Jarvis Landry for Chris Ivory.

Ivory is my second best back after Lamar Miller.

My RBs:
L. Miller
C. Ivory
S. Vereen
B. Dixon

My WRs:
A. Robinson
T. Benjamin
B. Cooks
D. Baldwin
T. Wallace



He says he'd consider a different set up. In addition to the two he offered, he's got:

RBs:
D. Martin
K. Williams
M. Jones

WRs:
S. Diggs
A. Brown
J. Jones.

At work, want some Waffle House.