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When I first got my dog she did that too, not anymore same with the jumping.

Wow Mr. Sanchez sure get around, this is like the 3rd company he's done this sort of work for.

Is that Bill Dance? Hahahaha

Johnny Bass I agree with what you are saying here is some more supporting evidence in your favor. http://news.channels.aolsvc.aol.ca/news/ar...022081509990003

doesn't look pretty but should hold, check the inside and outside for stress cracks around the repair. If you want someone to look at it with you I could do that (I work with Al) and in your area

I have also been voting Green for the longest time the have a lot of good points in thier platform, they just don't get brought up because they get no funding.

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How a 747 flies Bernoulli's Principle states that for an ideal fluid (low speed air is a good approximation), with no work being performed on the fluid, an increase in velocity occurs simultaneously with decrease in pressure or a change in the fluid's gravitational potential energy. This principle is a simplification of Bernoulli's equation, which states that the sum of all forms of energy in a fluid flowing along an enclosed path (a streamline) is the same at any two points in that path. It is named after the Dutch/Swiss mathematician/scientist Daniel Bernoulli, though it was previously understood by Leonhard Euler and others. In fluid flow with no viscosity, and therefore, one in which a pressure difference is the only accelerating force, the principle is equivalent to Newton's laws of motion. Bernoulli's Principle was often cited as the primary cause of lift in aircraft wings. While it has some effect, the simple description (eg. "equal transit time or "longer path" theories) provided in many elementary textbooks is incorrect. [1]

Great report as usual, who leaves when the fishing is picking up!!!

Night is the best time to go out, you could also try the first lock peir on the Canadian side or fish the shore down stream of the power station Be carefull.

Bob it 25 foot drop or so

If your going to the Sault go fishing behind the mall.

If you would like some pointers let me know, I'm sure you'll do fine though, It's like falling off a bike I mean riding a bike.

They are already on the market and they're expensive. Starting at 325 pounds. http://www.spinfish.co.uk/news24carrotfishingrods.html

Hey Pikehunter they had a show were Hank was fishing, funny stuff

I wouldn't use spray foam it it is a open cell foam that will retain water.

These guys should have it http://www.noahsmarine.com

I read alot of good thing about the product too but they were all on there website and am a little leary of the info, just wanted to know if anyone had first hand info on the product. I know what I'm getting into I don't want to do the job but there is know way in he** in paying over a grand to have someone else do it and I don't have the fund to get a new boat this tear.

Well I found out on the weekend that the transom in the doral is rotten . My question is has anyone ever tied to use a product called Seafoam to replace a transom rather than the traditional method of plywood and if so how did it work out. Thanks YB

Thats wrong and then some

I heard it was 9 something.

I have 3 Temagami maps (fishing map, navigation and campsite map and the island of Temagami map) your welcome to borrow them for a week if you'd like. YB

It is expensive because it is a huge lake, well worth it to have though because of the many shoals. I,ll see if I still have mine and will let you know. YB

I would imagine there is already carp in there (they may be died thought) I belive the Burnt enters into Cameron lake. May be not though

I have a pair with the magnetic clip ons and I love them ( I did have to adjust them myself though for a better fit)