paul.nowak wrote: Matt, thanks for the comments. I made an error on the version of Plone. It's 2.5 Plone running on Zope 2.9x.
In regards to the additional products, we have a skin installed and we have a product that we had custom developed for us that connects to a PostgreSQL database. We've looked at slow PostgreSQL queries causing problems and have not been able to find an issue. We've also tested for the case where the PostgreSQL server is down and have not been able to create an issue. We therefor...
SUNDERLAND, VT -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 02/26/08 -- The Orvis Company's new ZG Helios fly rod
series was named "Best of the Best" for 2008 by Field & Stream Magazine in
this month's annual gear review issue. Coming on the heels of last year's
win for the Zero Gravity fly rod series, the award reinforces Orvis'
position as the world leader in fly rod design, performance, and
manufacture.
You Get What You Pay For
While noting the gains Orvis made in creating the world's lightest fly rod,
Field & Stream editors were equally impressed by the added distance and
accuracy a Helios rod gives to one's cast:
"We tried to break it on big fish, but couldn't. We cast everything from
dry flies to big streamers. It dropped midges on the money in ponds and
busted foam hoppers through heavy winds, proving to be responsive and
accurate on the light side, and burly in the down-and-dirty.
"And it cast well. In fact, we observed 10-to20-foot distance gains unfurl
within a few casts for almost everyone. A 5-weight feels like a 3-weight; a
10-weight feels like an 8-weight. In the end, we were convinced you get
what you pay for, and we couldn't quite say that about some other rods."
Technological Leaps in Weight Reduction and Durability
Replacing industry standard epoxy resins with thermoplastic, thermoset
resins and fiberglass scrims with carbon fiber scrims, the Orvis designers
were able to make significant, simultaneous leaps in weight reduction as
well as durability.
Made by hand in Manchester, Vermont, the Helios is presently offered in 13,
4-piece models ranging from an 8'4" 3-weight to a 9' 10-weight, with more
models due out over the course of the year. Starting at $755, all Helios
models are configured as 4-piece and come with a beautiful woven graphite
reel seat, translucent olive finish, REC recoil guides that resist
breakage, and a matching, woven graphite rod tube.
Founded in 1856 as a small bamboo fly rod shop in Manchester, Vermont,
Orvis has been leading the fly fishing industry in innovation and quality
for more than 150 years. Orvis donates five percent of pre-tax profits each
year to environmental programs. Read more about Orvis and the new Helios
rod on their website at www.orvis.com.