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Great Minds Think Alike Sharkman and the "Professor" Juha Merilla finally meet at Big Bay to check out the waters for a future fishing trip 12 years ago we sent Sharks to the Viking angler, he has been slaying salmon ever since A little snow and ice never stop the Professor from getting out on the water.

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I would like to thank the Latvian National Federation of Canada for hosting a beautiful memorial tribute to my parents at the Latvian Canadian Cultural Center in Toronto this spring. I would especially like to thank my brother Uga for his devotion to caring for our parents and his efforts in staging the art show.

Why we are unable to help ourselves when all the answers are right in front of us, we just need to reach out and press the right button; but we just can't do it.