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Season II started started tonight July 29th. What did you think about the new show in Miami?

Season II premiered tonight July 29th and by the looks of it there will be more drama this season. It's certainly going to be interesting once again. I like them all, but Situation and Pauly are my favs. What about you?

What would you do if you were working your way up the corporate ladder for years on your job and doing and making a lot of profit for your corporation, but then your boss decided to hire someone younger and the opposite sex for you to train doing the exact same job and he gets $4.00 more an hour. You have more experience than this new hire and your seniority should account for something.

The word is: set

This has gotten completely out of hand. There are many areas along the Mississippi River where people can't fish, swim or ski anymore for fear of being knocked out or killed by these hugh flying fish!

Imagine if you can, 10-20 lb fish jumping into your boat as you idle in a side channel of the Mississippi River. A classic fish story, but one that has become true in the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers. In reality, it is a situation than can be downright hazardous especially when a 20-lb fish comes flying at your head. Biologists from the Long Term Resource Monitoring Program have reported being hit multiple times by large jumping fish on the Mississippi River north of St. Louis while electrofishing to sample fish populations. Unfortunately, the fish in this case is the bighead carp, not exactly the fish of dreams, because they have little or no value as a game fish.

In addition to their jumping ability these fish are notable for their appearance and their size. the location of their eyes which are located far forward and low on the head gives a fish a rather bizarre appearance. These fish grow incredibly fast and reach about 25 inches by the second ear, eventually reaching over 28 inches long and 40 to 50 pounds. In Some Bank Waters of the Mississippi River and in some locations in Indiana, (which are now filled with big head, silver and some common carp rather than native fish species(, commercial fishermen have had to abandon their traditional fish and style because the carp are so large and abundant the fishermen can't even lift their nets.

The big head were brought to the U. S.in 1973 from China to help improve the water quality and control plankton populations (microscopic animals and plants( in catfish farms, initially in Arkansas. By 1978, space the importation and possession of an of big head carp was prohibited, a but the damage had already been done. Big head carp had already escaped into nearby river works. Farmed fish ponds are not closely controlled or monitored and are often located in bottom lands that are subject to flooding, thereby offering an easy escape route for these exotic carp. become true in the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers. In reality, it is a situation than can be downright hazardous especially when a 20-lb fish comes flying at your head. Biologists from the Long Term Resource Monitoring Program have reported being hit multiple times by large jumping fish on the Mississippi River north of St. Louis while electro-fishing to sample fish populations. Unfortunately, the fish in this case is the bighead carp, not exactly the fish of dreams, because they have little or no value as a game fish.

Big head carp filtered feed on zooplankton which puts them in direct competition for food with paddlefish, bigmouth Buffalo, and gizzard shad as well as all the young native fish. The carp have the edge on our native species because of their large section volume, and voracious appetites, which enables them to quickly decimate concentrations of zooplankton. To make matters worse, the carp are also prolific breeders and they got so large so fast that not much else is big enough to eat them.

Eventually the big head carp found its way into the Mississippi and Missouri River systems and is currently reported in 22 states including Iowa, Illinois, and South Dakota. They are furthest northern points so far on the Mississippi is the dam at Cape Cod, Iowa. However, officials report big head carp stacking up like cord wood below dams on the Missouri, Des Moines and the upper Mississippi River's trying to penetrate upstream River reaches. This species alter the potential range in North America is unknown.

www.greenriver.com

More money or more time off? Which is most important to you?

Sir Michael Philip "Mick" Jagger (born 26 July 1943) is an English musician, singer-songwriter and record producer, best known as the lead vocalist of The Rolling Stones. Jagger has also acted in and produced several films.

The Rolling Stones started in the early 1960s as a rhythm and blues cover band with Jagger as frontman. Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards developed a songwriting partnership and by the mid-1960s the group had evolved into a major rock band. Frequent conflict with the authorities (including alleged drug use and his romantic involvements) ensured that during this time Jagger was never far from the headlines, and he was often portrayed as a counterculture figure. In the late 1960s Jagger began acting in films (starting with Performance and Ned Kelly), to mixed reception.

In the 1970s, Jagger, with the rest of the Stones, became tax exiles, consolidated their global position and gained more control over their business affairs with the formation of the Rolling Stones Records label. During this time, Jagger was also known for his high-profile marriages to Bianca Jagger and later to Jerry Hall. In the 1980s Jagger released his first solo album. He was knighted in 2003. In 2006, Jagger was ranked by Hit Parader as the fifteenth greatest heavy metal singer of all time, despite not being at all associated with the genre.

Various artist with different styles. Who's you favorite and if you had to decide to see any of them in concert who would it be? Who among these artist are the most to least talented in your opinion and why?

Any favorite songs too

why do they put their hand over their mouth? It's like an automatic reflex - mouth drops open and hand immediately over mouth. If you look at videos and photos of 9/11 or other horrific scenes, you'll see that a majority of people have their hand over their open mouth. This is interesting why this happens. Does anyone have a good explanation?

Are you a different person or more knowledgeable since you've been on this site? What have you discovered or learned?

When you first became a member of this site, how have your views changed? What have you taken away from all the different views, opinions and various remarks? Have you become wiser or changed as an individual from being a member of Y!A or do you just like to voice your opinions and nothing else really matters to you?

What would your world look like? Of all the people in the world, who would you have existing on this new world with you? Would you have a leader or leaders? What would your laws be? How would people treat each other? How would these people survive? You're in control so tell me what your new world would be like and how would it be different than our planet today.

It's sad that many Americans do not know about our politics or history. Who much do you know? What does the 4th of July mean to you and do you know when the first year 4th of July was celebrated?