 box. We hauled butt to the dock and got rained on most of the way.
The tail of the tape showed the big boy weighed in at 188.
LATERALINE FISHING TEAM
Bill And a special thanks to all the forum members for sharing so much info.Hope to meet all of you one day
scot
TEAM NEPTUNE ASSASSINS
We are a drinking team
With a fishing problem!
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No rigs in the background? what general area was this?
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This site is also available at:There are two ways for a candidate to get on the primary ballot. One is through the caucus process. The other way is through gathering enough signatures to petition onto the ballot. The petition process favors those who have large amounts of money, because in order to get the number of signatures they need in the time allocated, they need to hire people to do it. The caucus favors what is called the “grassroots” or the hardworking people. It requires the candidate to reach out to all the delegates and convince them they are the best candidate.
For example, this year there are currently 12 candidates running for Governor in the Republican party. Three have indicated they will be petitioning onto the ballot. The rest will go through the caucus process. To qualify for the primary ballot, a candidate must get at least 30% of the vote at the GOP State Convention. The 6,000 or so delegates at the convention will determine which of those remaining will make it on the ballot and who will get top billing on the primary ballot. The Democrat field of candidates and process is similar.
The number of delegates that determine the candidates for the Colorado House or Senate are even smaller because those districts are not statewide. I hope you can see that one person in the caucus system can make a great difference. I am hoping that person will be you!
If you came from a state that did not have a caucus system like I did, don’t let it intimidate you. The caucus is our best hope of getting candidates elected that hold to our Christian worldview and to the founder’s values. In states where there is only a primary, party bosses determine who gets on the ballot – not so in Colorado if we get involved in the caucus. Imagine what difference it would make if every delegate at every assembly were a homeschooler.
So much more could be said. Pray about it. It’s easy and only requires an evening and possibly a Saturday or two! Please contact me for more information (carolyn@chec.org).
Take a look at my last blog for information on HB18-1006 and stay posted for more information on the latest version of the age of consent bill HB18-1177.Some strange things are happening at Subaru Corp. The company famous for its boxer engines and all wheel drive vehicles is making excellent progress in the US market, but is declining in Europe, revealing the big differences between the two automotive markets and their expectations of vehicles. For Subaru though it appears to have damaged the company’s confidence in the European market and now it’s range is reduced and cautious for fear of wasting time trying to convince an audience that is not receptive to its products anymore. But really there are plenty of good opportunities for Subaru in Europe. Overall though taking its remarkable US growth in to consideration Subaru is a small car company that is managing to compete with much bigger companies and win.
At a time in the auto market where consolidation and collaboration are making the industry and its products more homogenous, Subaru is unique in that it has managed to continue to do its own thing. Subaru has based its entire philosophy and product line around capability, durability and practicality. To this end, the vast majority of its products for the last two decades have used the same basic principle of a symmetrical four-wheel drive system and engines laid out in the boxer configuration.
In the US Subaru has been having some remarkable success. Since 2006 the company’s annual sales volumes have risen 222.8% and it is the fastest growing of all the mainstream companies in that region. Its vehicles are competing very favorably with those from the mass manufacturers; for instance Ford’s Fusion has the same starting price as a Subaru Legacy, which means that customers which want the elements that Subaru can provide with its classic platform, such as durability and all-wheel drive, can have them for the same price as a standard mass manufactured vehicle.
Overall, US pricing is very favorable for Subaru and the company is offering competitive finance schemes too such as 0% interest PCP deals, the types of schemes that only the biggest manufacturers would typically be able to offer. Coupled with this, list prices are very competitive too meaning Subaru has been able to win support in some more price sensitive markets which has really pushed up sales volumes.
Over the last decade Europe has become less of a priority in Europe and this has been both a good and bad strategy for the company. Reducing focus on Europe has allowed the company to really push in the US market and its success there is testament to the validity of this plan. The problem though is that Europe is still a key region for both automotive sales, and vehicle development and production meaning that companies not operating here can get left behind globally if they do not have a strong presence there.
Subaru is one of the few car companies yet to release a hybrid or electrified model. As the automotive world moves decidedly towards to this electrified future Subaru is very likely to struggle for a number of reasons. Subaru’s particular niche, of boxer engines and four wheel drive will become irrelevant overnight, because electrification will make the iconic engine redundant and four wheel drive electric power trains are relatively simple to implement meaning many EVs have this as standard.<gh_stars>10-100
package proofs

import (
	"fmt"

	"github.com/pkg/errors"
	"github.com/spf13/viper"

	wire "github.com/tendermint/go-wire"
	"github.com/tendermint/go-wire/data"

	"github.com/tendermint/tendermint/rpc/client"

	lc "github.com/tendermint/light-client"
	"github.com/tendermint/light-client/commands"
	"github.com/tendermint/light-client/proofs"
)

// GetAndParseAppProof does most of the work of the query commands, but is quite
// opinionated, so if you want more control, set up the items and call GetProof
// directly.  Notably, it always uses go-wire.ReadBinaryBytes to deserialize,
// and Height and Node from standard flags.
//
// It will try to get the proof for the given key.  If it is successful,
// it will return the proof and also unserialize proof.Data into the data
// argument (so pass in a pointer to the appropriate struct)
func GetAndParseAppProof(key []byte, data interface{}) (lc.Proof, error) {
	height := GetHeight()
	node := commands.GetNode()
	prover := proofs.NewAppProver(node)

	proof, err := GetProof(node, prover, key, height)
	if err!= nil {
		return proof, err
	}

	err = wire.ReadBinaryBytes(proof.Data(), data)
	return proof, err
}

// GetProof performs the get command directly from the proof (not from the CLI)
func GetProof(node client.Client, prover lc.Prover, key []byte, height int) (proof lc.Proof, err error) {
	proof, err = prover.Get(key, uint64(height))
	if err!= nil {
		return
	}
	ph := int(proof.BlockHeight())
	// here is the certifier, root of all knowledge
	cert, err := commands.GetCertifier()
	if err!= nil {
		return
	}

	// get and validate a signed header for this proof

	// FIXME: cannot use cert.GetByHeight for now, as it also requires
	// Validators and will fail on querying tendermint for non-current height.
	// When this is supported, we should use it instead...
	client.WaitForHeight(node, ph, nil)
	commit, err := node.Commit(ph)
	if err!= nil {
		return
	}
	check := lc.Checkpoint{
		Header: commit.Header,
		Commit: commit.Commit,
	}
	err = cert.Certify(check)
	if err!= nil {
		return
	}

	// validate the proof against the certified header to ensure data integrity
	err = proof.Validate(check)
	if err!= nil {
		return
	}

	return proof, err
}

// ParseHexKey parses the key flag as hex and converts to bytes or returns error
// argname is used to customize the error message
func ParseHexKey(args []string, argname string) ([]byte, error) {
	if len(args) == 0 {
		return nil, errors.Errorf("Missing required argument [%s]", argname)
	}
	if len