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    contribution to the sport (lifestyle) of fly fishing. If you write, then these are great for inspiration. If you like reading and enjoy fly fishing you will appreciate what these writers, photographers, and fishermen are trying to share with the world. Rod Trip - http://www.rodtrip.com/ - Here are some guys from across…

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    Fishing provides me with a certain type of satisfaction that I cannot acquire in any other activity. From a young age, I have fished. At age eight, I caught my first sailfish in Costa Rica, at age eleven, I caught my first roosterfish in a kayak and at age fourteen I purchased my first boat. Dropping bait in the water helps relieve the stress put on me from daily life. Nothing brings on the presence of life alive and helps to rebuild my personal reserves like a day spent interacting with nature…

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    Finding the best bait for trout fishing in your fresh water adventures can leave most anglers puzzled especially when first starting out with their trout fishing experience. The fishing angler can choose from using an artificial lure that represents some type of food in the water sources to choosing live bait such as minnows or the good old fashion trout worm. As far as choosing the best bait for your fishing I tend to go towards the worm. When using a worm I do not use the regular, small trout…

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    In this commercial a trout jumps out of the river to go over to the fishermen who has Doritos and tries to steal them. I chose this advertisement because I love fishing and I love Doritos. I looked at a lot of different advertisements on the internet and I couldn’t quite find one that had something to do with me. Once I really thought about what I loved I went ahead and looked up commercials to do with fishing. That’s then and how I found and chose this advertisement. My personal connection…

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    William is a 46 year old man with a family of four. William has a wife (tynisha), and three teenagers all in high school. I will be discussing William’s Hobbies, Family, And Goals. Like everyone, William has hobbies. Hobbies are things you like doing on your spare time, Things you enjoy. William has multiple hobbies that I will be talking about. The first hobby is fishing. William fishes in Lake Hamilton. Lake Hamilton is a lake located in hot springs Arkansas. He fishes for mostly bass, But he…

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    The Bluest Eye Symbolism

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    The Bluest Eye is a novel by Toni Morrison about a girl named Pecola. Pecola is a daughter of Cholly and Polly Breedlove. “Love is never better than the lover. Wicked people love wickedly, violent people love violently, weak people love weakly, stupid people love stupidly, but the love of a free man is never safe”. Cholly is a free man, a husband, and a father of three children. He symbolizes a lover who wants nothing but for his children to feel at ease. Polly is a wife and a mother to Pecola…

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    The ethical dilemma with the Davids-Beckham power plant is arising after the plant has undergone an outage. During outages, power plants power down in order to perform routine maintenance and inspections along with replacing spent fuel rods if necessary.1 As a nuclear engineer working for the plant, I am under the impression that the outage went well and am even planning to go on a family vacation. However, I realize there were some issues with the outage after talking to a colleague who was…

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    Many people have stress relievers, whether it be running, music, or even retail therapy. However, for me, nature is where I can be myself, the place I can forget about life’s problems and struggles. Although you can do many things in nature, fishing suits me the most. Fishing is calming, stress relieving, and overall therapeutic. Waking up at 4:30 in the morning is something few people will do no matter the reason. As often as I am able, I wake up an hour before sunrise. I get out of bed and…

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    The Bass Mant

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    I am reading, “The Bass, the river and Sheila Mant” by W.D. Watherell. The story is about a boy who takes his summer crush on a date, but is faced with the struggle of choosing Sheila or the biggest bass he has ever hooked. In this journal I will be questioning and evaluating. While reading this short story I am left to question will the Narrator pick the bass or Shelia Mant. I believe he will pick the bass. One reason I believe this is because the amount of time he spends fishing. In…

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    Throughout the short story Sheila Mant, the boy must decide between the bass and Sheila. First off the boy has a great passion for fishing. He shows this in many ways. He is committed to fishing because he says in his free time he practices different casts. In the text it states, “I was back in our driveway practicing casts, and when I wasn’t practicing casts, I was tying the line… when I was not doing any of those things, I was fishing the river for bass” (Wetherell 2). Another way to prove…

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