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Henry IV Part 1
Often considered Shakespeare's most sophisticated history play, the unquiet reign of Henry IV following the murder of Richard II introduces the Bard's greatest comedic character, Falstaff, the licentious, crafty knight-adviser to Prince Hal. As the action moves from political sparring between the king and the rebellious Hotspur to the clash of swords in battle, the prince begins a journey toward his heroic reign. Our most traditional production for 2014, with a gorgeously styled medieval setting.
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A good leader is hard to find
At the time I began my preliminary research and preparation for Henry IV, Part 1, we were in the throes of a government shutdown. I was amazed, shocked and disgusted that my country's so-called "leaders" would opt for a cheap political one-upmanship and complete dysfunction rather than do the harder work of seeking compromise and serving the people. I was struck by the similarities between American politics today and English politics 600 years ago. As I read about the patrician generation of Henry, Northumberland and Glendower sending their young sons to war, I couldn't help but think, "Not much has changed"—quickly followed by, "A good leader is hard to find."
What makes a good leader? King Henry IV wrestles with this question throughout the play, as do the younger generation of characters—leaders and would-be leaders of the future. The stark contrast between Hotspur, the roaring mouthpiece of the rebel army, and Prince Hal, the reticent heir apparent, pricks and stirs my imagination as I re-read the play—it's like watching two high-speed trains locked in a collision course, hurtling toward… what? A decision about what kind of leader will take England into the future.
Had Hotspur won on that fateful day at Shrewsbury, what kind of king might he have made? As I read Prince Hal's battlefield eulogy for his fallen foe, I get the feeling he's not at all sure the best man won—and I can't help but wonder if Shakespeare himself was wistfully pondering what might have been:
When that this body did contain a spirit,
A kingdom for it was too small a bound.
But now two paces of the vilest earth
Is room enough. This earth that bears three dead
Bears not alive so stout a gentleman.
This is a thrilling preview of the nobility and generosity of spirit Hal will show in his very best moments as King Henry V. Would Hotspur have been so gracious? Was he even capable of it? We'll never know.
What does this tell us about today? I guess, ultimately, amid all the fracture of politics and ideology, the best we can do is look for the good, even in those who disagree with us. Especially in those who disagree with us. If we can all learn to do that, who knows? Maybe fewer of us will prematurely become "food for worms."
—Carolyn Howarth, director
King Henry IV has long been planning a return visit to Jerusalem, but is interrupted when he hears that Owen Glendower has captured Mortimer, an English nobleman. Simultaneously the English have once again put down the Scots, but young Harry Hotspur refuses to give up his prisoners to the king. Glendower, Mortimer, Worcester, and Hotspur conspire to raise the Welsh against King Henry, recalling that he only became king by usurping Richard II, with the aid of Hotspur's father, Northumberland.
Meanwhile, Prince Hal, King Henry's eldest son, has been cavorting with Falstaff—a man known more for his love of sack than his nobility—and friends at the tavern. They embark on dubious ventures and practical jokes, poking fun at each other and generally ignoring their duties to king and country. While Hal enjoys this carefree life, he knows that soon he must leave it to shine as England's heir.
At the threat of rebellion, Prince Hal and his father reconcile when Hal vows to fight the rebels and defeat Hotspur. Hall and his companions prepare for battle (through Falstaff has only hired beggars and thieves, allowing other men to buy their way out of soldiering), as Mortimer and Hotspur learn that Northumberland is too ill to join the battle, and that Glendower has been delayed, leaving them without valuable resources. King Henry offers to hear Hotspur's grievances, and Hal offers to meet him in single combat. However, Worcester lies to Hotspur and doesn't relate the king's offer, resulting in the two sides meeting in battle. Prince Henry and Hotspur fight each other on the battlefield, and Hal is victorious. The play ends with King Henry IV reasserting his power, condemning the traitors to death, and preparing to march on the scattered remaining rebels.
—Hadley Kamminga-Peck, dramaturg
King Henry IV, aka Duke of Lancaster, or, colloquially, Bolingbroke.
Patrons of CSF's 2013 production of Richard II will recall King Henry IV's rise to power. Born in 1366, Henry of Lancaster, a.k.a. Bolingbroke, was educated alongside his cousin Richard II, and the two were inducted into the Order of the Garter together. Henry then seems to have lived the life of a gallant knight, winning renown on the battlefield and traveling across Europe.
Henry's first foray into politics came when he joined with the Lords Appellant in 1387 and temporarily removed Richard from power. While this situation was received, it created tension between the cousins. As recounted in Richard II, the banished Henry traveled to France, where he received word that his father, John of Gaunt, had died and Richard had seized Henry's inheritance. Henry returned from exile to regain what was rightfully his, or so he claimed. Whether he came from his inheritance or to usurp Richard, the conflict ended with Richard's surrender.
Henry IV spent most of his reign defending his right to be king. First he had to justify his claim as next in line for the thrown. Then there were the rebellions: the Oxford plot; Owain Glyn Dwr (Owen Glendower), the Mortimers, and the Percys (who feature in Henry IV part 1); and Richard Scrope, Archbishop of York. Ultimately his sons, Prince Hal and Prince John, helped Henry put down the rebellions and secure his kingdom.
In later years, Henry developed a mysterious illness, perhaps leprosy, psoriasis, epilepsy, eczema, or even congenital syphilis. Because this led to frequent absences from court, a power struggle developed between Thomas Arundel, archbishop of Canterbury (and Henry's favorite), and Henry's half-brothers the Beauforts and Prince Hal. Hal and the Beauforts eliminated Arundel's power, causing a rift between the king and his son.
Henry died in the Jerusalem chamber of the Abbott of Westminster's house at age 45, fulfilling a prophecy that he would die in Jerusalem. He was buried at Canterbury Cathedral, departing from the royal tradition of burial at Westminster. There are conflicting stories of his burial: on its journey to Canterbury along the Thames, a storm struck, supposedly washing his body overboard, and another body was substituted. When the tomb was opened in the 1830s, sources differ on whether the body found inside is likely someone else because of its simplicity, or if it resembles the effigy atop, confirming that it is the king.
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Term: synchronicity
Synchronicity: Originally a term created by psychologist Carl Jung meaning that the mind creates a relationship between two events when none exists. What the mind created to link the two unrelated events was considered psychologically interesting. For some researchers, magick is this same sort of acausal connecting principle because a ritual or magickal act seems to have no direct causal effect on the outcome of the ritual, and yet the desired outcome occurs after the magickal work. Some people use the term as the actual unknown cause ("What causes magick to work? Synchronicity.") of magick working rather than simply noting that the relationship between magick and the effect of magick appears to be acausal and unrelated.
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A panel of Princeton faculty members and students will discuss "Religion in Politics: How Much is Too Much?" at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 12, in Whig Hall.
The panel will include professors Jeffrey Stout of the Department of Religion and Stanley Katz of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, as well as student representatives of the College Republicans and College Democrats and Khaled Saffuri, chair of the Washington, D.C.-based Islamic Institute.
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Want to experience the best golf that the state of Hawaii has to offer?
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"Golfweek conveying that Kaua'i is an excellent golf destination with high-quality courses, resorts and after-golf activities is a humbling third-party endorsement," says Sue Kanoho, executive director of the Kaua'i Visitors Bureau. "These award-winning courses combine with Puakea Golf Course to offer an array of memorable experiences."
Released this week, four member courses of the golf-resort destination "Kaua'i: Discover Golf's Ultimate Island Green" earned top-10 status in Golfweek's, 2014 "America's Best Courses You Can Play" by state.
It's becoming a trend, for the second straight year, The Prince Course at Princeville Golf Club ranked No. 2 on the list, followed by Princeville Makai Golf Club (No. 4), Kaua'i Lagoons Golf Club (No. 8) and Poipu Bay Golf Course (No. 10).
Here are the courses that received honors:
1. Prince Course at Princeville Golf Club (www.princeville.com, 800.826.1105)
- Ranked as the No. 1 course in Hawaii by GOLF Magazine (2012) and No. 22 among "America's 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses" 2013-2014 by Golf Digest
- Robert Trent Jones Jr. design re-opened in 2012 following an extensive refurbishment project that restored original design aspect, and improved playability for all skill levels
- The 66,000-square-foot clubhouse features The Tavern Restaurant, by celebrity chef Roy Yamaguchi, and the beautifully appointed 5,500-square-foot Prince Golf ShopBook Tee Times »
2. Princeville Makai Golf Club (www.makaigolf.com, 808.826.1912)
- Re-opened in 2010 following an extensive renovation. The Makai Course has since been ranked by Golf Digest as one of "America's 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses" 2013/2014 and ranked #4 by Golfweek in Hawaii's "Best Courses You Can Play" 2013.
- Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., the 18-hole Makai Course incorporates serene lakes and stunning ocean coastline; the leisurely 9-hole Woods Course winds through native woodlands against a backdrop of lush mountains
- The St. Regis Princeville Resort recently completed a multi-million-dollar renovation and is home to the Halele'a Spa and The Kaua'i Grill by Jean-Georges Vongerichten
3. Kaua'i Lagoons Golf Club (www.kauailagoonsgolf.com, 800.634.6400)
- In 2012 was voted No. 6 in Hawaii in Golfweek magazine's Best Courses: State by State, No. 7 on GOLF Magazine's "Best-Of" state rankings and one of the "World's Most Beautiful Golf Courses" on MSN Travel
- Amenity of the Kaua'i Marriot Resort on Kalapaki Beach, which recently underwent major upgrades to all of its guestrooms, suites, restaurants and pool deck
- The championship 18-hole Kiele course features the longest continuous stretch of ocean holes in Hawaii with over ½ mile of oceanfront golf.
- The front nine holes feature the par-3, fifth green encircled by a tropical Mango and Guava tree forest
- Features the only Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf experience on Kaua'i
4. Poipu Bay Golf Course (www.poipubaygolf.com, 800.858.6300)
- Along with Grand Hyatt Kaua'i Resort & Spa, Poipu Bay has been honored by Conde Nast Traveler as one of the top golf resorts in the U.S. from 2000 through 2013
- Named to Golf Digest's "America's 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses" 2013-2014 and Golfweek's "Top 100 Resort Courses in America" 2012.
- Home to the PGA Grand Slam of Golf from 1994 through 2006, it has frequently hosted players like Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Vijay Singh and other major champions
- A Robert Trent Jones, Jr. design, the course underwent renovation and unveiled the eco-friendly Seashore Paspalum turf on all greens in 2011. Its four closing holes play atop a 150-foot sea cliff.
- The Grand Hyatt Kaua'i Resort & Spa completed a renovation in 2012 and features a water playground with river pool, waterfalls, a saltwater lagoon, tennis and the celebrated Anara Spa
Also, you don't want to miss:
Puakea Golf Course (www.puakeagolf.com, 866.773.5554)
- Consistently rated a favorite among Kaua'i golfers in local media outlets and ranked as the No. 15 course in Hawaii by Golfweek
- Golf Course Architect Robin Nelson used the natural layout of the land when he planned this layout, testing golfers of all levels and treating them to beautiful views of Mt. Ha'upu and deep lush ravines on several holes
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It is usual, before marriage, in order to secure a wife and her children against the power of the husband, to make with his consent a settlement of some property on the wife, or to make an agreement before marriage that a settlement shall be made after marriage. It is in the power of the Court of Chancery to enforce the performance of such agreements.
Differences between Common Law and Equity.
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She can acquire such property by contract before marriage with her husband, or by gift from him or other persons.
There are great difficulties and complexities in making settlements, and they should always be made by a competent lawyer.
When a wife's property is stolen, the property (legally belonging to the husband) must be laid as his in the indictment.


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Haveli Heritage Inn
The Haveli is a 140 year old property, and in the Center of Ajmer. Being on the busy road, it still offers a very serene and calm atmosphere for its guests.
The Haveli has 10 Large rooms with very high ceilings, and all rooms have an attached bath with 24 hours Hot and Cold showers.
There are 2 long courtyards, that are ideal for a good relaxed drink or a leisurely meal. The Haveli is also a Historical building, since it was the Head quaters of the Indian National Congress, and had visitors like Mahatma Gandhi to stay here.
The Haveli is by far the best food eatery in Ajmer. Special home cooked meals and breakfast individual ts to suit every palate is available here.
The Haveli is a Family managed property, and provides a real Home like atmosphere for the traveller
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Although tornadoes occur in many parts of the world, these destructive forces of nature are found most frequently in the United States east of the Rocky Mountains during the spring and summer months. In an average year, 800 tornadoes are reported nationwide, resulting in 80 deaths and over 1,500 injuries. A tornado is defined as a violently rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground. The most violent tornadoes are capable of tremendous destruction with wind speeds of 250 mph or more. Damage paths can be in excess of one mile wide and 50 miles long. Once a tornado in Broken Bow, Oklahoma, carried a motel sign 30 miles and dropped it in Arkansas!
Thunderstorms develop in warm, moist air in advance of eastward-moving cold fronts. These thunderstorms often produce large hail, strong winds, and tornadoes. Tornadoes in the winter and early spring are often associated with strong, frontal systems that form in the Central States and move east. Occasionally, large outbreaks of tornadoes occur with this type of weather pattern. Several states may be affected by numerous severe thunderstorms and tornadoes.
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Akai S20
Akai's S20 Stereo Phrase Sampler starts out looking like a table-top version of the lackluster S01. Major improvements include STEREO input and outputs and far greater memory expansion (up to 17 MB) and of course, the sequencer. The standard 1 MB can sample between 7 to 56 seconds. Upgrading to 17 MB lets you sample from 131 seconds (Stereo 32kHz) to 1048 seconds (Mono 8kHz)! The S20 is a budget desktop phrase sampler targeted towards DJs and home project studios; and the S20 offers excellent value for the price.
An onboard 3.5 inch high density floppy disk drive allows for samples to be interchanged with higher-end Akai samplers or loaded onto a computer for further editing. There are some caveats, however, and these include absolutely no onboard effects whatsoever and a rather poor built-in sequencer. It is also worth noting that the unit uses RCA jacks instead of 1/4 inch stereo plugs, which may be useful to some and irritating to others. Nonetheless, pair the S20 up with a decent sequencer and an outboard effects box or filter (if desired) and you've got a nice, cheap, and functional little sampler.
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- Demos & Media
Audio Clip 1 - Demo track produced on the S20, from the Future Music CD, issue 56.
Manual - Click this link to download the Akai owner's manual.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 8 voices
- Sampler - 16 bit, 32 kHz, 16 kHz, 8 kHz. 4th order delta/sigma 64 times oversampling.
- Memory - 1MB memory (STEREO, MONO), expandable to 5MB or 17MB by 72-pin SIMM.
- LFO - None
- VCF - None
- VCA - level and release are controllable
- Effects - None
- Arpeg/Seq - sequencer: 4 tracks, 30,000 notes
- Keyboard - 16 pads
- Control - MIDI (16-channels, 2x IN, 1x OUT, 1x THRU)
- Date Produced - 1997
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Charlton Athletic continue to set the pace in League One and hold a three-point advantage after Sheffield United suffered a shock defeat at Wycombe Wanderers.
Hartlepool United and Preston North End enjoyed respective 2-1 wins and are now joined in the top six by Notts County and Brentford.
Bottom club Leyton Orient held Huddersfield Town away from home as Sheffield Wednesday secured a comfortable home win and MK Dons drew on their travels.
Johnnie Jackson and Bradley Wright-Phillips were among the scorers as leaders Charlton claimed a 3-1 home success over Chesterfield.
Bournemouth 1 Hartlepool 2
Bury 0 MK Dons 0
Carlisle 1 Stevenage 0
Charlton 3 Chesterfield 1
Colchester 1 Walsall 0
Huddersfield 2 Leyton Orient 2
Notts County 2 Rochdale 0
Oldham 0 Brentford 2
Preston 2 Tranmere 1
Scunthorpe 2 Yeovil 1
Sheff Wed 3 Exeter 0
Wycombe 1 Sheff Utd 0
Sheffield United retained second place, but suffered a first away defeat of the season after Stuart Beavon's first-half goal earned Wycombe a 1-0 home win.
Hartlepool are now up to third spot after substitute Evan Horwood scored an 87th minute winner in a 2-1 triumph at Bournemouth.
Preston are also on the rise after seeing out the final quarter of an hour with 10 men after Danny Mayor's goal clinched a 2-1 home win over Tranmere Rovers.
Huddersfield dropped out of the top six after blowing a two-goal lead inside the final five minutes folllowing Jamie McCombe's red card to draw 2-2 at home to bottom club Leyton Orient.
Notts County took advantage to clamber into the play-off zone as goals from Lee Hughes and Sam Sodje secured a 2-0 home win over Rochdale.
Brentford are also in the top six after Uwe Rosler's 10 men battled to a 2-0 success at Oldham Athletic thanks to goals from Jonathan Douglas and Myles Weston.
MK Dons slipped outside the play-off positions in the table following a 0-0 draw away to promoted Bury.
Gary Madine helped himself to a goal in each half as Sheffield Wednesday posted a 3-0 success over struggling Exeter City at Hillsborough.
Anthony Wordsworth scored the only goal of the game from the penalty spot as Colchester United won 1-0 at home to Walsall, who had Andy Butler sent off.
Peter Murphy's first-half effort was the match-winner as Carlisle United moved above Stevenage in the table following a 1-0 win at Brunton Park.
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03-27-2013, 02:06 AM #1Aquarium Addict CoryCat
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I'm still planning on getting a large aquarium + extras. Here's the costs:
Top Fin® 75g Aquarium Hood Combo = $235
EHEIM® Classic External Canister Filter Model 2215 = $150
x7 Top Fin® River Gravel = $77
Fluval® Submersible Glass Heater = $34
x10 Cory Cats = $35
x10 Otocinclus = $24
x5 Ghost Shrimp = $2
API® Stress Coat 16oz = $11
API® Stress Zyme 16oz = $15
API® Bottom Feeder Shrimp Pellets = $7
So everything I want should add up to about 600 bucks. I have a good plan to make money, but I won't waste your time with that :/
So it's a 75g tank with 10 corys, 10 otos, 5 ghost shrimp, 70 lbs of river gravel, equipped with an EHEIM classic canister filter, and heated by a Fluval submersible glass heater. The API food is for the corys, and I'll use the stress zyme/coat to help the fish cope with their new tank.
Do any of you recommend anything for me? I've got a cycled tank, and plan to just insert some media from the cycled filter into the EHEIM canister filter.
Suggestions?10 Gallon: 5 Peppered Corys | Pool Filter Sand | x2 AquaTech 5-15 Power Filter | 2 plastic plants
I recommend adding at least 50% to the budget in order to make it realistic. a calculated budget is nice, but in reality the fish will be more expensive than expected, some of the otos will
die. you will remember halfways through something that you still need but didn't factor in(for instance, how about a thermometer). or when you have the tank set up you will discover that you still need
something to make it function(if you previously had a HOB filter, you will be surprised by how much less surface agitation a canister has - this might make a air pump and airstone necessary).
The thing I see missing is a tank stand.
Also I would suggest seachem prime as your water conditioner instead. It is much cheaper per gallon treated (a 500ml bottle that treats 5,000 gallons can be found online for less than $15).
Also I havent looked at that gravel but walmart does carry 25 pound bags of natural gravel for less than $13 each.
I second the surface agitation comment. The eheims are relatively slow flow so you may want to modify it with a spraybar or add an hob filter for surface movement. If you were to use walmart gravel than you could afford a aquaclear 70 filter too.
The biggest thing is to shop around online for equipement deals. The tank would be the only thing I would buy instore. Also petsmart (where I assume you are lookimg at the tank) sometimes has friends and family coupons online where you can save 15% on your purchase. Also the petsmart tank hood would also have a light that wouldnt be great for growing plants (you didnt mention plants but if you go for it later a new light would be an added expense).
Ome more thing would be how much tax adds to your bottom line.
Good luck.
wow you got your self a good laundry list of parts. if you are ordering these online im sure you can cut your costs more to make sure you have enough $. like the eheim its under sided for a 75. i would suggest saving about 30 bucks and grabbing an rena xp3. that will do for the tank.
also the hood you can save a few bucks but that could be for looks.
what is the heater rated for? you should always try to over shoot that size by around 2x. i love the eheim jager 250/300w heaters for about 27$ on petmountain (not sure if any are in stock tho).KING OF THE GOLD BARBS RAWR!!!!
I wonder if i plant one of my tiger barbs would the demon seed grow to a full tree?
gotta love them bunnies!
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03-27-2013, 12:01 PM #6Aquarium Addict CoryCat
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1) Are otocinclus & ghost shrimp compatible with sand? And after all of the reviews I've read, apparently any sand is hated. Why can't I stick corys in with gravel?
2) What plants do you recommend? I'll add them into my cost.
3) I'm going to feed the otos blanched cucumber, which is like 32 cents per cucumber in my area.
Last edited by aquahead1; 03-27-2013 at 12:05 PM.10 Gallon: 5 Peppered Corys | Pool Filter Sand | x2 AquaTech 5-15 Power Filter | 2 plastic plants
1. I wouldn't see why they would not be compatible. The otos will spend most of their time on leaves or decorations anyways rather than on the bottom.
2. There is a prevailing belief that any substrate other than fine sand will abrade Cory barbels. Although From personal experience I believe that water quality Matters more. I Keep corydoras on flourite and they have lovely long barbels and breed at least every week.
I wouldn't keep cories on gravel as they are less able to perform natural behaviours. When you see cories on sand/soil you will see what I mean. They love to dig and root like pigs in the substrate. They just cannot do that in gravel."Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known." Carl Sagan
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03-27-2013, 06:14 PM #9Aquarium Addict CoryCat
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All right, sand it is. Here's the new list:
Top Fin® 75g Aquarium Hood Combo = $235
EHEIM Classic External Canister Filter (Model 2215) = $150
x4 CaribSea Aquarium Sand (20lb. Bags of White) = $116
x2 EHEIM Jager Submersible Glass Heater = $34
x10 Cory Cats = $35
x10 Otocinclus = $24
x5 Ghost Shrimp = $2
API Stress Coat 16oz = $11
API Stress Zyme 16oz = $15
API Bottom Feeder Shrimp Pellets = $7
Seachem Prime 8.5 fl-oz. = $10
Top Fin® 75g Aquarium Stand = $180
But what sand color & brand do you recommend for my tank, filter and fish? Also, does the suction head of the intake end of the filter tubing (and output end) need to be high in the water so it doesn't suck up/disturb the sand?10 Gallon: 5 Peppered Corys | Pool Filter Sand | x2 AquaTech 5-15 Power Filter | 2 plastic plants
stress coat and zyme ive never needed nor felt like i needed. your prime i would look into buying it offline 500ml for around 9$
the sand if you want black i would hit up a local tractor supply company and grab some black diamond blasting grit. 50 pounds for 8$ get 2 and you will be able to do the entire tank.
i would add a sponge over the intake of your filter to prevent sand damage.
if you feel the need for 2 heaters in your tank i wont argue, but if you get 1 300w and put it in the flow of the output of the canister filter it should do a good job in heating the entire tank.
that canister filter i would still say is under powered. i know the stocking list now is light but if you wanted to add more later you would be stuck for filtration.
that lighting on your tank might be an issue if you wanted live plants. because im sure top fin hoods had the white plastic reflectors you would be stuck with things like hornwort, java fern/moss, and anubius. but if you upgraded to something a bit better (http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/2021931...4#.UVM6DRxwe84) with glass hoods like these (http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produc...90&pcatid=3790) you could 1 save about 140$ and 2 have a boarder line medium light in the tank opening you up for so many more possibilities.
for the fish, if you want something bigger then congo tetras (a moderate school around 10) would be GREAT with maybe a school of phantom tetras.
Last edited by genocidex; 03-27-2013 at 06:37 PM.KING OF THE GOLD BARBS RAWR!!!!
I wonder if i plant one of my tiger barbs would the demon seed grow to a full tree?
gotta love them bunnies!
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JACKSON – Mississippians may not know they have an initiative process to allow them to bypass the Legislature and place an issue on the ballot for voters to decide.
They might not know because it is so seldom used. The process was approved by voters in 1992. Yet, in all that time, there has not been one single successful effort to amend the Constitution via the initiative.
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Yes 700 something messages, plugged in the lap top and thought there was only a 100, then saw they were older emails, did the replicate to the server, and it just keep updating with another 600+ messages, which I had to sort through. Just about done I think.
That PM story by Schwiebert is one of my favorite since I was fishing the same water he was in the 1980s and walking in his steps as he chased the steelie into The Ledge hole at the bottom of the Deer Lick riffles. Been there many times before chasing king salmon and steelhead. This is really sweet steelhead water. Wonderful fly fishing water. I caught my first steelhead there in 1981 on a fly so it has really special meaning to me. Just a beautiful area. However it tends to get crowded, so I began to fish more upstream where there was more solitude and almost as good water. Thank god the water was a little down last week because that wade across the Deer Lick even in the lower water last week is not easy. When it is higher, it is a risk to go for it, especially when also trying to fight a steelhead. One wrong step and you will be taking a very cold bath.
PM is a National Scenic River since the 1970s and had the fly fishing only section since 1977. Believe me, it is being preserved I have seen no major negative developments on the river since i started fishing it in 1980. Only change has been the dam drift boats which came in the late 1980s. Prior to that I could go all day with out seeing maybe one other angler in the upper sections.
Oh those were the days of my great PM fishing memories.
They did the spring PM river clean up the weekend before I arrived and I don't think I saw one piece of trash any where on the river !
"Respect the River" is the new conservation saying posted at all access points.
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Thanks, I just wish I was back up there in Michigan. I came back to 700 e-mails, lawyers arguing over things we agreed on a year ago, etc... Oh for the peace of the PM, steelhead and national forests again with out people, etc....
|Hal, Great posts..... When you write your first book don't forget that the book will need a chapter about east coast saltwater fishing... That way you will have covered everything....loved the posts.
Portrait of Pere Marquette - Ernest Schwiebert
Had to go back reread this short story from Mr. Schwiebert's book "The Complete Schwiebert".
Here is the part describing the exact location I was fishing last Thursday afternoon/evening and Friday morning. Mr Schwiebert is with Dave Borgerson one of the Michigan Fishery biologists responsible for the salmon and steelhead program. Simmy Nolph was a famous PM river guide and kind of river keeper in his later years. I talked to him a couple of times on the river before he passed a way a couple of years ago.
It will be one of the most memorable trips I have had on this sweet river, there have been many others but this one is different since it felt like I had the river all to myself that afternoon and the following morning. Three great encounters with wild steelhead to remember at the Deer Lick.
Remember Mr Schwiebert grew up in Chicago and learning to fly fish while camping with his father during summers on the Pere Marquette River and other rivers in this area of the Michigan LP.
(Schwiebert, The Complete Schwiebert, A Portrait of the Pere Marquette, 1990, pages 89-91)
"How large can these steelhead run ? Simmy Nolphe took that 16 pounder here last year, Borgeson replied excitedly, and weve seen fish over 20 lbs. Thats big enough ? I laughed. Snow started falling again when we walked the brushy banks along the Deer Lick stretch. The river was swift and slightly tea colored from the marshes in its headwaters, and it flowed with a kind of sullen strength through our waders. Weve often found the fish under those cedars. Borgeson pointed but the light is wrong to see them now. The snow doesn't help I said. The snow flurries passed, and the weak April sun tried to warm the swift currents.
The Deer Lick is a little forbidding in its spring flow, particularly in the bend at the Anderson Cottage. There is a small log jam on the opposite bank just where the current shelves back into the bend downstream. It is deep there under the throbbing sweepers, where the strongest currents suck through the tangled roots. When a strong fish decides to leave the Deer Lick, stripping the reel well into its backing, it is a tightrope to follow it diagonally above the shelving currents between those holes. Crossing there is the only way to follow a troublesome fish, particularly with the April currents running bank full in the willows.
Hes stopped taking line Borgeson yelled. But hes still awfully strong ! I plunged through the shallows and fought to recover some backing. Awfully strong !
I'm coming ! Borgeson came sliding down his tree in a shower of bark and fresh snow. Hold him out of that brush pile ! I'm trying I groaned. The slender rod bucked and lunged heavily, echoing the sullen struggle of the steelhead along the logs. The straining leader hummed in the current. The jackstraw labyrinthe of brush and flood debris looked threatening, but the tippet somehow survived.
Hes trying it again ! Borgeson warned.
Damm ! I applied pressure and the rod was a tight half circle.
Hes still trying to break me under those logs !
Still think you can hold him ?
My response died in my throat when the fish bored deep under the fallen trees. The rod throbbed angrily under the stress. Its pressure finally turned the fish, until several other brief runs were parried easily and the fight was almost over. The big steelhead worked splashily to avoid the net, but Borgeson captured it expertly and waded triumphantly ashore with the prize.
Good fish, Borgerson said excitedly.
Strong I agreed. What do you think he'll weigh ? None or ten pounds the biologist answered happily.
Thats a lot of steelhead on a fly rod in that brushy water".
The Results
I guess my body and mind have sufficiently recovered now to write a lucid account of this past weeks to several of Michigan's blue ribbon steehead rivers in Manistee National Forest.
I left Monday morning at 12:30 AM from the South West surburbs of Chicago for the drive around Lake Michigan up the west coast of Michigan which is wine growing and dune and harbor country. Many resort towns along that side of Lake Michigan starting an hour outside of Chicago. It is four lane interstate all the way to Grand Rapids, Michigan where you pick up M-37 for the last hour drive to Baldwin which is the start of the Manistee National Forest. Usually a 4 to 4.5 hour drive from Chicago.
On way there decided to first stop and fish the Muskegon river below the Croton Dam in Newago. This is a western style river which is a tail water fishery for trout, salmon, and steelhead (wild and hatchery). Got there just before day break. Had heard the steelhead run was in full swing which runs well into May on the Muskegon. This river is 70-80 yards across in many sections and the water flows fast. Its nickname is the "Mighty Mo". River level was up so wading was tough. It was in the high thirties and snowing, looked like a PNW river with all of the snow covered pines and log jams, very picturesque, and COLD. Heard a flock of wild turkeys coming down from their roost gobbling in the woods across the river which was cool. Fished there for about 3 hours. Got to a run which almost always holds salmon or steelhead if they are in. Was running a Hex nymph off the St Croix 7/8 weight spey rod with a 9/10 weight sink tip fronted with a 3 foot deep water express home made head. It appeared to be getting down into their zone. Picked up a steelhead smolt 7-8 inches on the nymph. The water is gin clear in the Muskegon as the light got better could make out through the polaroids several olive ghost like shapes in the run. After 22 years of fishing for them this has become easier to detect. When I first started fishing for them I , there were times I ended up fishing to dark rocks or logs which looked like them may be a steelhead. Ran the Hex nymph down into them, which took a few swings. Felt the hit which was a strong one going away from me. 10 pounder came porpoising out of the river strong taking line fast. It was over in probably 5 seconds she was that hot. Went back thru the run and hit another one, good for a few head shakes and then was off. 0 for 2 on the Muskegon.
Decided to leave and continue north to the intended destinations the Pere Marquette (PM) and Little Manistee rivers both are all wild steelhead and salmon rivers. Got to the PM
in 45 minutes. Got my forest access permit and headed to the flies only no kill section in Baldwin. A 5 minute drive from town into the national forest. It was still cloudy, cold, and on and off Lake Michigan snow showers. Stopped at the access point to the Ledge Hole and Skeeties Cottage area where the Outdoor Life show made by Lefty Kreh and Jimmy Dean was filmed on PM salmon fishing about 20 years ago. One of my favorite areas to fish. Walked in to the river saw a couple of guides and drift boats decided to pass. Went to the Green Cottage access (well known access point for boat put ins and walk in anglers). Went upstream through the Whinnery Riffle, Basswood Run, The Cedars, and past The Whirlpool hole. Several fisherman in the area but none above The Whirlpool which many people pass up. However there are some excellent runs, holes, and undercut baks through out this bending log jam infested narrow area which holds fish. Plus it is shaded through much of the day which is another key many people do not take into account. Tom Jack cabin is at the top of this river bend. What a fantastic place that is and view of the river from two sides. Fished this section the remainder of the day on Monday thru dark. Had five more steelhead encounters in that section with fights lasting up to ten minutes. Fish were 8-10 pounds except for one beast which was 14-15 lbs. The current is swift here and although the water clarity was slighty stained still could go no more than a 6 lb leader with out alarming these fish. Three of these fish took me down into the The Whirlpool hole for the final stages of the encounter and it has one or two sunken trees in it. If they get under those trees, the game is over, which is what happened with three of them. The other two broke off on jumps when I was using the Rio Fluor Carbon. All fishe were taken on the Disco Caddis nymph. This was the hot fly of the week.
Mondays results were encouraging it appeared there would be enough steelhead around to make for an interesting week.
Result - 0 for 7 day in favor of you know who on Monday. Talked to several of the locals who fish it every week they said it was slow, and I should have been there one of the last two weeks. They were having 10 to 20 fish encounter days.
Decided to try the Little Manistee which is a 45 minute drive from Baldwin. Saw lots of deer and wild turkeys on the drive through the forest. Went to the weir and DNR Fisheries facility on the lower river. It was closed they had already processed the wild steelhead needed for egg taking and opened the weir to allow all late running fish to run the river. Saw a couple of big ones below the weir. Little Manistee facility takes eggs from the fish which are used to supply Michigan and many other great lakes state DNRs with the Michigan strain of fish. This river is small but right in the middle of the national forest with limited access points at several bridges which you then must walk in from. No boats on this river way to many log jams and acute bends for them which is nice. Fished it for a couple of hours but it was evident that most of the fish appeared to have left for Lake Michigan. Could have tried two other access points but decided to head to the Big Manistee river which is a 20 minute drive through the forest. Went to Tippy Dam the upstream limit for andramous fish. Fished for an hour below the dam but there were quite a few anglers there. It was a beautiful day blue sky in the sixties. Decided to head back to the PM where I thought there would be lots of fish like Monday. Fished all afternoon, nothing. Evening went to the Tom Jack cabin section again and hit two steelies again on the Disco Caddis. Got some good fights out of them but using 4lb test and #8 hooks and the log jams again did me in.
0 for 2 on Tuesday
65 degree blue sky day, I knew I would be in trouble to find fish. I was they went into hiding as usual although the Tom Jack Cabin section occassionally showed fish moving around. In the afternoon brought my 6 weight rod also and through some drys and wets for the resident browns with no luck, maybe one strike but no hookups. What a dichotomy from throwing the 13 foot 8/9 weight spey rod to then swithing to a 8 foot 6 weight !! It was fun though. Good hatch of Grannon Caddis was coming off all afternoon. Took a nap on the bank it was so nice, and a herd of deer came within 20 yards of me before they saw me move. Very cool along with the Pilated Woodpeckers (Red headed) which were matting in the drowned forest by the river. My body ached all day on Wednesday and I wondered why am I putting myself through this physical torture. Fell asleep as soon as I got to the hotel room at 9:00 PM, I was exhausted, took 3 advil and half a quart of beer, lights out for me.
Result - 0 for 0 on Wednesday on Steelhead
Hit the flies only section again at day break. 6:15. First one there. Started another sunny day and thought I was doomed. Was praying for clouds, rain, snow anything but bright sun. Nothing for first two hours went back to the car and met one of the locals. Don't know what this fellow did for a living but he appeared to be on the river every day from his talk. A real michigan out doorsmen he was about 50 years old. He was some fly tyer, showed my his patterns which were really nice. We traded a few. The clouds came in and the snow showers started, my prayers were answered I hoped. Sounds sick doesn't it praying for foul weather, which I think the steelies prefer. Never had a good day steelie fishing in bright sun that I can recall unless the river was up and water clarity down. Not a very frequent occurrence on michigan rivers which run very clear all year. Very much like spring creeks. Decided to try a different area headed down to Gleasons Landing which is about 6 miles down river where the flies only no kill section ends. Fished there for several hours in snow showers and tranquility. Turned one steelhead to my smolt streamer but he did not hit it just showed some interest. So do not count this as a hook up. Also turned several nice browns in the 15-17 inch range in this section of the river. Decided to head back to the fly only section but try a different section the Clay Banks area. Drove back through the national forest on the one lane forest roads ran into more deer and wild turkeys. Got to the access point and there were no cars, could it be true that I may have the infamous Clay Banks and Deer Lick riffle to my self ?
Its a long walk into this area down a big stairway they put into for fisherman to avoid walking on the high steep clay banks through out this area. Got into the river and saw one drift boat which then moved on. Fished The Birches Section and turned one brown, on the smolt streamer. Then did the 5 minute walk and wade into the Deer Lick run area made famous by Ernest Schwieberts Field & Stream article and his short story "Portrait of the Pere Marquette". Mr. Schwiebert grew up in Chicago and spent his boyhood summers trout fishing on the PM with his father. He caught his first trout on a Dark Cahill wet fly in the Forks section upriver from where I was, so the PM is special place for him, basically where he learned to fly fish.
Well found fish in the Deer Lick runs as usual. One old timer told me 20 years ago when I first started fishing the PM that if there are no fish in this section during the normal spring and fall steelhead and salmon runs, well then they are probably not in any upriver sections either where I had been previously. The river is very fast here so wading is difficult especially when you have to follow a hooked steelhead as Mr Schwiebert also had to do in his Portrait of the PM story.
Hit two steelhead here both which hit in the Disco Caddis nymph and gave great fights. One went into the backing on an upstream run which then reversed itself down stream jumping several times on its way back to Lake Michigan. Both took me down to the Swing Hole at the bottom of the Deer Lick run which of course has sunken logs through out it. I estimate both were about ten pounds. Had the one almost beached twice but he made succcessful runs deep into the Swing Hole down into the logs. Got him out once but not the second time. Each fish broke the 4 lb test down in the logs. That was it for Thursday. This was one of the beautiful peaceful solitude fishing experiences I have had in a long time. For 5 hours I had one of the best stretches of the river all to my self. No drift boats or other walk in anglers, snow showers, than bright sun shine and a beautiful sunset. A peace ful walk back through the national forest trail alone. Quite a day it was to remember.
Result: 0 for 2
Decided to go back to the Deer Lick area at the crack of dawn to beat any guides in drift boats that might come down from the Green Cottage access above and any walk in anglers. Had to get up and pack at 5:30, although the body felt better my 5th day straight of fishing. Was the first one to Deer Lick for the first hour any way. Not as much activity as the day before but ran a large hex nymph through all of the dark runs hoping to hit one on the head. Got down to the section of the run I was hitting them on Thursday and had the feeling something might happen. Well it did. Felt the hit and head shake, was a little late in tightening
up. Before I knew it a big buck 14-15 lbs does a massive head shaking jump throwing the fly. Will remember that vision for quite a while. Only fished until 10 AM. Guides starting coming down in drift boats and they were not seeing fish upstream but heading down stream to where they thought some fresh incoming fish may be. Supposedly the weir had passed a 1,000 fish the week before 40 river miles down stream and they were due to arrive. However there is a lot of river they can distribute them selves through. Above the flys only section of the PM is another 50 river miles of closed spawning water which they could go to or to the Baldwin river or Big south branch of the PM.
Result - 0 for 1
Summary Result - 0 for 12 - Steelhead Win Again
Water temps varied from 40-46 degrees, air temps from 38 to 62 degrees all week. This is the end of the run although there will be fish around for another few weeks but very scattered.
All in all a great week out in nature chasing wild steelhead, got to seriously use the spey rod and found it very effective in getting more efficient drifts and productive casts than possible with single hander. I was the only one on the river all week with a spey rod which surprised me. None of the guides appeared to be using them. Very difficult holding these fish with 4 lb test leaders but thats what it takes to get strikes in this clear water and small river width conditions. Saw lots of wild life, deer, turkey, grouse, hawks, herons, ducks, geese, muskrats along the river and on national forest roads. I have had days where I have hooked up to 13 steelhead and some people talk of 20 fish hook up days maybe landing 2-3 fish. Odds are not in our favor with these fish and our light tackle constraints. As R. H. Brown stated well "Such is the sum of the challenge"
Anyway all fish in the PM are wild and all in the no kill fly only section must be released. So I have no pictures of fish to show you from this week. They are all still swimming in the wild. But great memories they leave me with. I will be back for more encounters with these special fish again.
Have some pictures being developed into digital format will post up the good shots when I get them so you can see some of the country and river sections I was in.
I also learned I carried way to many flies. Turned out I needed only two patterns, Hex and Caddis nymphs. Marryat fly reel worked fine though on the fast runs so it may yet live to fish another time, before it is retired for a newer model.
I noticed there were not many people older than me fishing for steelhead, and I am only 54. I hope I can take it until at least 70, but I am not seeing many 60 year olds out there. It is tough cold ardurous fishing in Michigan most of the time for steelhead.
Thanks, ran to the store for a few things. Its cold here now. When checking out the Walgreen Drugstore, there at the sale table were large bags of Gummi Bears . 2 for $ 5.00 !!! I hope that was not a bad omen for me ??
No I did not buy any, my motto is "Live by the fly, die by the fly"
Not used bait for steelies since 1980 when I was desparate to catch one. Used live hex wigglers, lost a couple with them. Then went all flies only for them in 1981.
I will probably run into snow on the drive to Michigan tonight.
Full report will be forthcoming, probably should write a story of these hallowed waters.
Hal -
I hope I catch you before you leave... GOOD LUCK friend and please take a lot of pictures. Your passion for the area makes me want to pack and look for your rig by the river.
Looking forward to the reports,
Aaaaah - Great Lakes Steelhead Style
Yes the time has come for the big spring trip which I had to put off from March due to work and then the weather turned real cold and snowy that week anyway. I would have frozen may you know whats off. March is your best bet to hook and land a big wild steehead when the water is still in the high 30s and they are a little lethargic. Now will be very difficult with water up into the 40s.
All flies are tied, tackle and clothes etc are staged for placement in the Trailblazer. Quick trip to market for some food and other odds and ends etc... Will be going to bed early tonight and leave around midnight for the 4-5 hour drive from Chicago.
Will be fishing the holy waters at first light, it is like going home to me. The only other area in the U.S. I have a similar feeling for is the NYS - Catskills - Beaverkill/Willowemuc where I learned how to FF.
I will be staying in Baldwin, Michigan at the Tarry Motel. Bronze Trail Blazer, Illinois plates. If any one from forumn is up there stop in say hello. I will be alone.
Will be fishing all of the rivers in the area. See Fishing section on the URL I posted below describing the area I will be in.
I hope the steelhead gods are looking fondly upon me and will bless me with some encounters, landing is a whole other story at this time of year though. But what great memories they are. If this Marryat reel jams on another hot steelie run thats it, it is getting retired and I am buying something new. Hardy or Ross most likely.
Will report when I return next weekend. Weather forecast looks good snow, rain, clouds 30s to 60s, etc.. steelhead weather.
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maybe in a dual core setup.
and why limit it to fat if raw works fine?
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