Archive for October, 2008
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Muskie fishing: Patience pays in fall on bay
Green Bay Press Gazette, WI - The longer, flexible rod absorbs a muskie strike while the reel enables him to experiment with lure placement and duplicate tactics that work. … |
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Gulp! What a lure
Biloxi Sun Herald, USA - … remarkably, was achieved on a fishing circuit where live bait is not allowed, meaning anglers must outsmart redfish with a variety of artificial lures. … |
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iPhone Gems: Casual Games, Fishing, and 3-D Shooters
iLounge, CA - a fish, but rarely, you are told—not shown—that a fish is snagged on your hook and you’re given on-screen controls to try and lure it in. … |
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If you like this post, please buy me a beer for $3 8-)Change has always been a factor in stress management. Being able to handle and deal with the stress that comes with change. Change, in whatever form, can be met in two ways ?either it is welcomed or it is not.
People are always fearful of change that happens in their lives. That is maybe why some people become stressed by it. Maybe it is the unexpected that can stress out people whenever change happens in their lives. And there are different ways and phases that people react to change that happen in their lives.
The most common reaction to change is shock and surprise. When confronted by unexpected situations such as accidents or other unplanned events, surprise seems to be the immediate reaction for many people. Such situations make people realize that certain plans and patterns one has made in life can reach some unexpected changes. The realization that nothing is permanent can be a source of stress for some people as change may come as a surprise.
Some people react to change with denial and refusal to accept change. Some people even try to bring out certain values in order to support that any change is not necessary. This may be a secondary reaction to change after the surprise and shock phase.
At times, people move on from surprise and sometimes denial to a rational understanding of change. People may see that change may actually be needed in certain situations and that there are reasons why changes happen. Through this, people begin to learn how to find ways on how to deal with the situation. But at this point people may still not be willing to have change affect their behavior but rather find some means to remedy the situation instead.
Change can sometimes lead people to react in two different ways. At certain points, change may reach a certain level where it becomes a crisis. At this point, people may either accept it or totally avoid it. When people learn to accept the change, no matter how unpleasant, they are not affected by the stress that comes with it as much as the ones that may wish to avoid or ignore change. Avoiding evident changes, especially the unpleasant ones, can sometimes lead to additional stress to people.
Trying to fight one’s own way in dealing with change other than accepting it can sometimes be a lost cause. Conflicts, both internal and external may arise and give considerable stress to people. It is only after learning how to accept the changes that will help release some of the burden that denial and refusal to accept change brings along.
Stress management works by being able to understand and learn about how people deal with changes. Knowing the different reactions and the phases that people go through with change can help people get a better grasp of dealing with the results of change with less stress.
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Fishing Louisiana Oil Platforms
Shallow Water Angler Magazine - “Otherwise, a 5-pound cobia might strike your lure before you spot the 50-pounder just below.” Eager to test his theory, we cast our jigs beside the … |
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COLUMN — Follow frogs this fall for successful bass fishing
HollandSentinel.com, MI - The best idea is a slow retrieve with a lure that throws off a nice vibration. I love the Heddon Tadpoly because you can work it very slow. … |
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Pro angler feels lure of new life in Guntersville
The Huntsville Times - al.com, AL - Guntersville Lake has lured many anglers from across the nation due to its fantastic fishing, but it's not just the fertile waters that have attracted Mark … |
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Sayak Airport to open in ’09 to lure in more tourists to Siargao
Business Mirror, Philippines - These include swimming, scuba diving, snorkeling, island hopping, kayaking, game fishing and cave exploration. Espejon said General Luna alone has a … |
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Some lessons about Kennedy Creek chum fishing
The Olympian, WA - He also writes: "Anglers are reminded night closure and non–buoyant lure restrictions are in effect. Barbless hooks are required and wild coho must be … |
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Searching for fishing lures a sport of its own
Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX - He enjoyed it, met other collectors and eventually joined the national organization — The National Fishing Lure Collectors Club. Now, he helps run the local … |
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