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Brian Chan has given great paid and free still water seminars in the past. I would think others have as well, just not sure who. Found Brian to be a good speaker.

Good paid and free seminars. My favorite booth will not be there this year. Diane Michelin as Dennis is not quite up to the trip and long days since his lung was removed. Will miss them, but should be a good show otherwise. Enjoy.

Also hear of trucks w Alta plates having tires slashed on occasion.

Some slabs

Can you avoid surgery with very deep muscle massage. I had bad CT and with lengthy but painful physio I no longer have it. If you are not in tears or damn near it is not being done right. Painful but well worth it to avoid the knife, but at times you just have to operate. Either way, Good Lick and quick healing.

Still one of my faves.

I was fishing in the Keys and when the guide was cleaning some of our catch for dinner we saw a Pelican get eaten by a shark in two bites. Is your pond big enough for a shark?

Cause whores take taxi's to bars.

Nice post Rick and good looking couple.

Nice GGP

Rick do you have contact info available? Curious about his rates. If you do not mind feel free to PM me. Thanks Paul

Thanks Rich and all for good suggestions. I did used mineral spirits and it did a great job. Regards Paul

Nice Browns

Since there are so many members with varied experience, I want to put this out there. Prior to moving my wife wrapped a very sticky tape around an upright wooded entertainment center to prevent finger pinching doors from moving during the move. When she went to carefully remove the tape, some small pieces as well as the sticky glue residue stayed on some parts. ( thought it was a bad idea to begin with). Any suggestions what I can use to remove the last of the tape and sticky glue residue without harming the wood. Thanks Paul I figure eagleflyfisher and some others may know.

http://www.metaspoon.com/vhs-transfer-computer-instructions/#R32k0uMcj5ZJpbWa.03 Another option.

Me too. Have boxes of tapes to convert.

Thanks guys. Keep it coming, and more about the diet please. Thanks Dave, I like the diet info and your dog is amazing. Where in Douglasdale please?

To the dog owner members, My wife and I have decided it is time to get a dog after many years of not having one. New house and new dog. My questions are related to the dogs diet. Lots to consider. I honestly feel a lot of the kibble from a few years ago created cancer for dogs later in life. I have a great deal of research to do as I now may lean to a raw diet. As expensive and time consuming as it is, I have seen great results and found a local butcher who makes it. My sister in law makes her own. I have had a Bull Mastiff and she had a poodle. Feedback on breeds would also be welcome. I also like weimereiner, french bull, english bull and several others. May rescue a dog and would consider a mongrel or non allergic dog. So throw down some feedback re food and breeds. Paul

When I pipe lined as a teen and to twenty, some 40 years ago, I knew of people who did the same in the South Saskatchewan.

Very surprised to hear they taste that good.

Went with the better half tonight for our 14th Anniversary for a nice dinner. Very surprised when one of the specials was seared sturgeon. Obviously not Canadian. Did not ask where from, but a surprise non the less. Had chicken.

I cant find a long enough extension cord for my electric socks.

Great family experience. Wishing you Dad well. I bet that was great medicine.

Great way to make up for the down time. I also want to camp through there. Nice pics.

Or is that Lede?