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The trick is to pick the right substitution, kemper. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integration_by_substitution. You'll be fine. BSing is an art, that's what I learned after I forgot all the math.

Looks like that trib has chain rule written all over it. Nice fish, and good luck on the quiz. Hope this hleps.

Take care when you post the url. If it has a '?' in it, it might not work, throwing a message saying that dynamic urls are not allowed. Then you are back to the above, saving the image to your pc, and uploading it to Photobucket or OFC or Flickr or others.

Hey, it's easy 'n' it's fun!

Oh, My. I think I'm having a peak experience here.

It's nine o'clock on a Saturday, the regular crowd shuffles in... OK oK, it's Friday already, but that was the best I could do.

If'n ah had mah druthers, ah druther have another beer. Sry, JF, thought I would expand on your Li'l Abnerism there.

You can use the same trick to post any picture that you find on teh interwebs. What Photobucket does for you is to bracket the url or address of your photo in 'img' tags. Look again at Cliff ccmt's example. You see . So, to post a picture that you find on the web , right click on it, and select properties. Then you can see the url of your photo. Copy that, and then paste it into your post, with the 'img' tags described above. This lets you do stuff like this: That's a hunk o meteorite btw. Mebbe even your browser will call the address of your picture its 'location' and provide you the option to copy that location. That makes it even more easier, also.

If you fish with a gad or handline, trying to keep track of regular mono on the ice and snow can be difficult, and that is where some blue 'ice fishing line' can be handy.

Like winning first prize at the county fair with your home baked bread. Maybe not, but I always wanted to do that anyway. Nice feesh.

Happy Thanksgiving, friends. Best to you and yours.

I get to fish with Richard every June at Lakair. He is sorta like one of our natural resources that we need to preserve, like The Common Loon

God Bless, Joe. Happy Thanksgiving!

And don't forget DIGGERLAND. Embedded audio on this clip.

Melee.

I schooled my NS bro in law with a 3/8 oz silver blue cleo for mackerel last August at a pier near Halifax. One on the hook, and three more trying to take the spoon too. Every species spends some time near shore, you gotta do that research. I think the gaspereau are just like the alewives in Lake O, some sorta herring.

We are seeing some very nice support here, that's how we roll at OFC. What we need for Rick right now is some hard, short term support, if that meaning is clear. A letter to TJ will result in a forward to Rick, with no names attached. An auction is still a great idea, for the longer term. I will definitely bid on a guide package, any takers?

Brian, take your crossbow with you, and bead on the alpha dog. "Nope, i can't take out all of you, just you, Ace". A pump 12 gauge loaded with #4 might be a good backup. With that sort of support, I might try the snort sniff tease, just to see if I could change the order. I heard a pack of wolves pass by one morning after breakfast in Algonquin Park, about 400 yds away from the camp. All of a sudden, you are not at the top of the food chain, and the hair on the back of your neck really does prickle.

I've had my central ac unit for 15 years, and it has never been covered. My thermostat has a switch selecting either heat or cool, but not both.

Irishfield, not sure what you mean by that thingy there, never heard tell of a half finished anything. And, being borned in the 50s, I may poke fun at you youngsters.

Would like to see more of dem dang pictures. I like the west, a second home for me.

I live in Etobicoke, if I haven't said that already two years ago. I grew up in Peterborough, went to some more school in Kingston, and lived around 427 and Burnamthorpe for the last 27 years, and now work in Mississauga with a travel time of 18 minutes. I have two daughters in their early twenties, and the RLG is a reckoned force. *sigh*

Oss KEE wah back atcha.

Done the same myself many many times. Except for the stubbies, not sure what that means.

There is a distance on each tributary near the mouth called 'The Lower'. If you proceed north for a few miles, at least north of Hwy 2 and maybe north of HWY 7, depending on the river, it gets called 'The Upper'. An exception of course is the Niagara, where up and down refer to the falls, of course. These tags are pretty much arbitrary and follow from word of mouth and local language.