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Dorothy L. "Dottie" Harbort
WAUNAKEE/MADISON-Dorothy L. "Dottie" Harbort, age 88, of Waunakee, passed away on Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013, at her residence in Waunakee with her family by her side. She was born on Mar. 27, 1925, in McPherson, Kansas, the daughter of Lyman and Louise (Schneeler) Cady. Dottie attended school in Kansas and met her husband, John H. Harbort, while he was serving in the military and she was serving as a dancer with the USO. They were married on May 12, 1946, in McPherson. They were together 62 wonderful years. Dottie worked for Pizza Hut in the accounting department for many years before retiring. She and John were able to fulfill their lifelong dream of retiring on the lake and wintering in Destin, Florida. She was a member of Messiah Lutheran Church, the OK Club, and was a member of the Waunakee Silver Sneakers. Dottie loved to keep busy and to help others.
Her favorite times were spent with family and friends. Dottie commented numerous times throughout her life how blessed she was.
Dottie is survived by her children, Craig (Linda) Harbort of Friendship, John C. (Debbra) Harbort of Sun Prairie, and Holly Hustad of McFarland; grandchildren, Heather (Bill) Pellino of Waunakee, Chris (Amy) Harbort of Woodbury, Minn. , Amanda (Beau) Brezenski of McFarland, Melissa Hustad of McFarland, and Jared Harbort of St Paul, Minn.; great-grandchildren, Brennen and Ellyse Pellino, Cade and Hayes Harbort, Grace and Brady Brezenski, and Mason and Liam Nienstedt; sister, Susan (Norm) Walter of St. Joseph, MO; sister-in-law, Ruth Navratil; special friends, John and Pat Cuccia; and numerous other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, John H. in 2008; son-in-law, Gary Hustad; sister, Helen (Homer) Hulse; and brother, Harry (Virginia) Cady.
uneral services will be held at MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH, 5202 Cottage Grove Rd., Madison, at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013, with the Rev. Jeff Vanden Heuvel presiding. Burial will be at Roselawn Memorial Park. Visitation will be held at GUNDERSON EAST FUNERAL HOME, 5203 Monona Dr., Madison, from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2013, as well as from 10 a.m. until the time of service at the church on Wednesday. Memorials may be directed to Messiah Lutheran Church or American Family Children's Hospital.
The family wishes to extend a special thank you to Agrace HospiceCare staff for their loving care this last month. "What a special Mom you were. We love you and you will always be in our hearts." "We will miss you Mom, Grandma, Grandma Great."
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I've been digging in and reading as much material as I can on the Federal Reserve. What peaked my interest was when Sen. Ron Paul asked for an audit and the response from members of the Fed and T Gietner's staff was nothing more than insults directed at the Senator.
As you can see in the short clip above, the Federal Reserve's impact has had just the opposit affect of what it was intended to accomplish.
Remember too that it was the Federal Reserve that created to "Too Big To Fail" situation.


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Hussein Obama is now evidently throwing out the baby with the bath water by "dissing" this nation's heritage of Christian values:
the United States and Turkey can send a powerful message to the world through their friendship. that Turkey and the United States can build a model partnership in which a predominantly Christian nation, a predominantly Muslim nation a Western nation and a nation that straddles two continents that we can create a modern international community that is respectful, that is secure, that is prosperous, that there are not tensions inevitable tensions between cultures which I think is extraordinarily important.
Then he says:
[quote]Obama, June 28, 2006 (as delivered): Whatever we once were, we are no longer a Christian nation at least, not just. We are also a Jewish nation, a Muslim nation, a Buddhist nation, and a Hindu nation, and a nation of nonbelievers. [/quote]
that one of the great strengths of the United States is that it does not consider itself a Christian nation or a Jewish nation or a Muslim nation. We consider ourselves a nation of citizens who are bound by ideals and a set of values. I think modern Turkey was founded with a similar set of principles. (CNN)
While the three quotes are not surprising the first is somewhat contradictory to the latter two and the third contradicts the second by saying first that we are a nation of Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Non-believers, then he says we are not that nation....man can he just make up his mind?!?
The first quote places our history in perspective while the other two place it on a shelf and simply by fiat it appears we are now a nation based on multi faceted religions (second quote)...then only a "set of values" (third quote). This is important when viewed in the shadow of the third quote where Obama says we are bound by ideals and a set of values. My question, and it should be one of everyone else, is what set of values is Obama referring to? Does he even have a clue what he is talking about?
First) The religions he mentioned have very different values and ideals when compared to each other. The ideals and values THIS nation was founded on were/are those of Judeo Christians...that is very easily provable. What we are seeing now is the devaluing of our national heritage and the ushering in of Eastern values by Obama's decree (what a travesty that this is happening right before our very eyes!).
Second) Turkey may be a secular republic but the country is 99% Muslim. Most Turkish people would say that Turkey is a "Muslim" nation. Not ordered so by the Turkish government but none the less Muslim as a whole. In that light what similar set of PRINCIPLES does Turkey have with America????


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Roland Juno-106
The Juno-106 is a very common and widely used analog polysynth. It continues to be one of the most popular analog synths due to its great sound and easy programmability. It was the next major incarnation of the Juno-series, following the Juno-60. While it has virtually the same synth engine as the Juno-60, the 106 added extensive MIDI control making it one of Roland's first MIDI-equipped synthesizers. There was also increased patch memory storage, up to 128 patches instead of the 56 patches available in the Juno-60. However, the Juno-60 is often said to have a slight sonic edge over the more advanced 106. The 60 had the ability to modulate oscillator pulse from its envelope and has a "punchier" sound quality.
The Juno-106 is a six-voice polyphonic and programable analog synth with one digitally controlled oscillator (DCO) per voice. While classic monophonic synths used two or three oscillators to create a fatter sound, the Juno-106 uses built-in Chorus to fatten up its sound to dramatic effect. The nature of its DCO meant it was stable and always in perfect tune but still warm and analog. There is an excellent 24dB/oct analog lowpass filter with plenty of resonance and self-oscillating possibilities and a non-resonant highpass filter. The programable pitch/mod bender can be assigned to control the DCO pitch, VCF cutoff, and LFO amount all at once or individually.
The Juno-106 was the first MIDI equipped Juno and its implementation is quite good. There are 16 MIDI channels available and MIDI SysEx data can be transmitted/received from all the sliders and buttons for total remote control and sequencing capability. A switch on the back of the keyboard, next to the MIDI ports allows the user to switch between three types of MIDI modes: Keyboard and Hold data only; Keyboard, Hold, Bender, Patch selection data; or All data (including SysEx). Most users simply set it to MIDI Function mode 3 and forget it.
This synth is incredibly straightforward and very powerful. It's SH-series derived panel layout is easy to understand and very hands-on. Use it to generate lush pads, filter sweeps, and funky bass lines and leads. The Juno-106 is an awesome learning tool for anyone new to analog synthesis, as well as an electronic musician's dream for its warm analog sounds coupled with modern features like MIDI and memory - all at a very reasonable price. And still the Juno-106 has an even cheaper alter-ego in the form of the HS-60 - a hobbyist version with built-in speakers.
The Juno-106 is one of the most loved and used synthesizers by professionals and hobbyists alike! William Ørbit, Überzone, Norman Cook (Fatboy Slim), Autechre, BT, Vince Clarke, Moby, 808 State, Underworld, Leftfield, Fluke, Josh Wink, Todd Terry, Depeche Mode, Eat Static, Biosphere, The Prodigy, The Shamen, Bushflange, Cirrus, Astral Projection, Apollo 440, Faithless, Union Jack, Computer Controlled, Pet Shop Boys, Sneaker Pimps, Erasure, Freddy Fresh, Rabbit in the Moon, Kevin Saunderson, Jimmy Edgar, Laurent Garnier, Vangelis, Sigur Ros, and the Chemical Brothers have used this synth extensively! It belongs in your studio!
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Roland Juno-106 | demo (1 of 2)
Audio Clip 1 - Wild takes from a mellow Orbital-like jam on the 106 with plenty of filter.
Editor (Mac) - This is a software based patch editor for the Macintosh.
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Idaho Criminal Rule 15. Depositions.
(a) When taken. If it appears that a prospective witness may be unable to attend or prevented from attending a trial or hearing, that the testimony of the witness is material and that it is necessary to take the deposition of the witness in order to prevent a failure of justice, the court at any time after the filing of a complaint, indictment or information may upon motion of the prosecution or the defendant and after notice to all parties, order that the testimony of the witness be taken by deposition and that any designated books, papers, documents or tangible objects, not privileged, be produced at the same time and place. If a witness is committed for failure to give bail to appear to testify at a trial or hearing, the court on written motion of the witness or any party and upon notice to the parties may direct that the deposition of the witness be taken. After the has been subscribed the court may discharge the witness.
(b) Notice of taking. The party at whose instance the deposition is to be taken shall give to every other party a reasonable written notice of the time and place for taking the deposition. The notice shall state the name and address of each person to be examined. On motion of a party upon whom the notice is served, the court for cause shown may extend or shorten the time or change the place for taking the deposition. The officer having custody of a defendant shall be notified of the time and place set for the examination and shall, unless the defendant waives in writing the right to be present, produce the defendant at the examination and keep the defendant in the presence of the witness during the examination, unless, after being warned by the court that disruptive conduct will cause the defendant to be removed from the place of the taking of the deposition, the defendant persists in conduct which is such as to justify the defendant being excluded from that place. A defendant not in custody shall have the right to be present at the examination upon request subject to such terms as may be fixed by the court, but defendant's failure, absent good cause shown, to appear after notice and tender of expenses in accordance with subdivision (c) of this rule shall constitute a waiver of that right and of any objection to the taking and use of the deposition based upon that right.
(c) Payment of expenses. Whenever a deposition is taken, the court may, in its discretion, direct that the expense of travel and subsistence of the defendant and defendant's attorney for attendance at the examination and the cost of the transcript of the deposition shall be paid by the county.
(d) How taken. Subject to such additional conditions as the court shall provide, a deposition shall be taken and filed in the manner provided in civil actions except as otherwise provided in these rules, provided that
(1) in no event shall a deposition be taken of a party defendant without the defendant's consent, and
(2) the scope and manner of examination and cross-examination shall be such as would be allowed in the trial itself. The state shall make available to the defendant or defendant's counsel for examination and use at the taking of the deposition any statement of the witness being deposed which is in the possession of the state and to which the defendant would be entitled at the trial. A deposition shall be taken as provided by the Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure. The court at the request of a defendant may direct that a deposition may be taken on written interrogatories in the manner provided in the Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure.
(e) Use. At the trial or upon any hearing, a part or all of a deposition so far as otherwise admissible under the rules of evidence, may be used as substantive evidence if the witness is unavailable, as the term unavailability is defined in Rule 804(a) of the Idaho Rules of Evidence.
(f) Objections to deposition testimony. Objections to deposition testimony or evidence or parts thereof and the grounds for the objection shall be stated at the time of the taking of the deposition, unless otherwise agreed by the parties.
(g) Deposition by agreement not precluded. Nothing in this rule shall preclude the taking of a deposition orally or upon written questions, or the use of a deposition by agreement of the parties with the consent of the court.
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I've given the guy a lot of grief about hitting with runners on..hitting in the clutch...bad defense....strikeouts...yadda yadda yadda. Not in dislike, just in frustration.
He's on pace for 53 homers and 106 RBIs..
He gets no more grief from me. The 2 hole seems to be working.
He will rule the world in strikeouts....it's just the way it is. He does so much more than that, though.


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He also said he was going to addrss team speed 3 years ago and after FA, after day 1 of draft, day 2 of draft, he drafted Gates in the 4th and during his PC came out and said, we knew this team needed speed, the fans wanted speed, we have addressed that today with Gates. WE expect great things from him from a speed standpoint.
He addressed it with 1 player that was raw and useless in a late round pick. That my frends, is IRELAND. I mean sorry, I think Parcells or maybe his boss from the days of being a ball boy made the pick, no way Ireland woudl do such a thing according to our fans.
Has Ireland learned from his mistakes? Well, there is a way to tell, just ask him how he see's the draft and compare it to previous years. Lets test it:
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/sp...lower-r/nT7YK/Ireland, on what hes looking for in the draft: Im a big firm believer of prototypical sized players. I like big corners. Offensively, maybe looking for a little different offensive line type, maybe a little bit more athletic.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...tannehill-helpIt is important that we add playmakers," Ireland said Tuesday, via the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. "Ryan is one-eleventh of the offense. We've got to get some other players that can help him.
"We've got to get him help," he went on. "Maybe it's (O-line) help. We've got to score TDs. That's what we didn't do enough of."
Think the answer is a resounding no. For a guy that had nothing to do with "Parcells drafts", his philosophy sure looks similar. Must be a total coincidence.
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People think its easy to change a mind set, to change a habit, and a way someone was TAUGHT to be. Since he was a ball boy he was around people and taught by people that big, strong, and disciplined players are key. You think that will cahgne after 25 years? ESPECIALLY what your brain and more importantly your EYES are used to seeing.
Ireland apparently doesn't seem to have trouble scouting the talent as far as his draft boards go. he just sucks at actually reeling them in. He hopes every elite playmaker just falls to him. If he thinks a player is legit then go get him. Waiting around won't get you anywhere. lol when he does go after a player it's a scrub like Daniel Thomas. No need to trade up for him.
There is numerous times on film that Jones chases down the player on a breakaway while Clemons was the closer man and ends up being last in teh race between Jones and the player wiht the ball. That isn't 4.3 speed cuz Jones was a 4.5 speed guy coming out.
Welker has 4.99999 speed and he makes Clemons 4.3 speed look like hes running a 7 second 40.
If we want to talk about speed like Smith Carrol Misi etc put into account their speed is nothing without a brain or game. Just because they have speed doens't mean they are in teh right place at the right time. People take things so black and white with no room for gray.
Jones looks fast not becuase of his 4.5 speed but his instincts, being a playmaker and at the right place at the right time numerous times. Instincts make your 4.5 speed look 4.3 lack of instincts like Clemons makes your 4.3 speed look 4.7.
If you guys watched Miami 13 years ago you would see how FAST ZT played. Probably the slowest man I have seen but his instincts made him Willis Fast. That Miami Defense was fast not only becasue of speed but because they ALL had tremendous top notch instincts. Surtain, Madison, JT, ZT, Bowens, even Armstrong, Marion, they all had elite level instincts and anticipation.


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Using a small sharp knife and your fingers, remove the skin from the chicken and discard it. Rinse the chicken well and put it in a large (at least 8-quart), heavy-duty pot or Dutch oven. Add enough cold water to submerge the chicken (about 5 quarts). Cover the pot, with the lid slightly ajar. Bring to a boil over high heat and then reduce the heat to maintain a very gentle simmer. Cook, occasionally skimming off any foam that accumulates on the surface, until foam no longer rises, about 30 minutes.
Add the carrots, celery, onion, 1-1/2 Tbs. salt, and 2 tsp. pepper and simmer until the vegetables start to soften and the chicken is completely cooked through, about 20 minutes. Using tongs and a slotted spoon, transfer the chicken to a large rimmed baking sheet. Let cool for 10 minutes; meanwhile, continue simmering the broth, partially covered. Using your fingers, pull the meat from the bones and shred it into bite-size pieces; discard any gristle or fat. Set aside the shredded chicken while you finish the broth.
Return the carcass to the broth and simmer, partially covered, until the vegetables are completely soft and the flavor has intensified, about 30 minutes more. If at any time the water level drops below the solids, add water to cover and return to a simmer. Remove the carcass from the broth and discard. Strain the broth through a fine sieve set over another pot or a bowl large enough to hold the broth. Gently press on the solids with a large spoon to squeeze out any remaining broth. You will have about 3 quarts.
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Molluscum contagiosum is a viral skin infection that causes raised, pearl-like
Molluscum contagiosum is caused by a virus that is a member of the poxvirus family. You can get the infection in different ways.
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Damon IK. Other poxviruses that infect humans: parapoxviruses, molluscum contagiosum, and yatapoxviruses. In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Mandell, Douglas, and Bennett's Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Elsevier Churchill-Livingstone; 2009:chap 134.
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01-08-2013, 10:30 AM #1Member Swordtails
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Ancistrus fry won't grow
hey, i have a problem with my ancistrus fry they are about 5 month old now and should be about 2 inch but mine are almost an inch. I have 3 other ancistrus from the same batch that are almost 2 and a half inch the only diffrent between them is that the 3 large ones were living in a 99 gallon 3 weeks before i got a 99 gallon free for all of my fry i have.
i give them algae wafers 2 times a day but they are not eating like they should be they never have. what i mean by normal is according to my uncle that have been breeding them for several years. he feeds the same amount of fry 14 algae wafers a day while mine eats 1-2 a day.
Anyone have an idea why they are not growing? I want to fix this asap so i can sell them off
Vary their diest with fresh veg like cucumber, courgette, carrot, potato etc
Just an ideaMy therapist says I need a bigger tank . . . . .
Have you tested your water? If anything is building up in the aquarium it may affect their behavior and eating habits.
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it's not anything with the water should have stated that but forgot. I have another ancistrus in the same tank as most of the fry and he has stoped growing now but hes about 2 and a half inch (hard to say exactly since i don't use inch when i messure.
I had all the fry grow in a 29 gallon tank but eventualy it got crowded with over 170 fish in it, i had moved down 3 fry to a 99 gallon but the rest was stuck in the 29 gallon. then a friend was closing down a 99 gallon that he was going to trow out so i took it and made it an grow out tank.
but ill try to feed them some other veg foods might help might not, not thinking highly of it but worth a try.
The 3 large fry and the "teenageer" have not gotten any other food but algae wafers in their life.
170 fry is way too many to grow out in a 29 gallon. You may have moved them since, but unless you did massive water changes everyday I don't see your water parameters having been good in that tank. The damage may have been done there.
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yeah the damage was done in the 29 gallon but now they have a bigger tank and alot of the fry are gone only about 100 left and nearly all leaves in a week. they have had the 99 gallon for 2 month and they should be growing now.
the damage i think happend is that fish don't grow big in small tanks and if its a overcrowded tank they will stop growing alot earlier but now they have a huge tank with plenty of space for them but they are not starting to grow.
but ill have to try with other vegi foods and see if that might help it
ScottishFish gave you the answer. Feed them some veggies, if they want to eat they will soon realise it is food, My 2 adults eat Veggies and wafers.
Do you have bogwood in the tank as they need it to chew on too.1) 140 gallon with 70 gallon sump. 1 German Rams, 50 neons , 16 Schwarzi cory, 10 harlequin rasbora, 6 Hengals Rasbora, 2 Bulldog Plecs, 4x dwarf Gouramis, 12 golden barbs, 12 cherry barbs,8 Yellow Boesemani Rainbows and loads of assasin snails. Sump has central heating pump. water flows through a 4 layer foam and 1- 2kg of bio, also has a 18"x 18" algae scrubber that works well. fluval U2 to transfer to my QT when needed
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The United States, Israel, and Europe are inching closer to war with Iran because of what they're doing and what they're not doing. What they are doing is squeezing Iran with unprecedented economic sanctions (which is good); but Western leaders know full well the penalties won't cause Tehran to abandon its nuclear program. What the West is doing is drawing "red lines" that are backing its leaders into untenable and dangerous corners, as well as cornering Iran. What they are not doing is leveraging these economic and military pressures with a negotiating proposal that can curtail Iran's nuclear-bomb-making capabilities without war.
As Western leaders back Iran into a corner and as they are locking themselves into a war policy they haven't seriously contemplated and don't really want, now is the time to offer a deal. The peace package is simple: Iran keeps its uranium facilities but with capabilities to enrich reduced to levels fit only for civilian use. Tehran also agrees to the tightest international verification procedures. The West lifts sanctions gradually as Iran complies with both reconfiguring its nuclear plants and accepts the necessary verification. For sure, President Obama has tried similar proposals before. This time, however, Iran may find that the biting economic pressures make the deal more palatable. For sure, neither I nor anyone else knows whether Iran will accept this time. But I do know this: if we don't at least try the negotiating track, a war of untold uncertainties and dangers can come upon us.
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Bedon's Alley Party, May 22, 2009
Well, we've apparently gotten over our silly boeuf with France now, if the Bedon's Alley Party last night is any indicator. Credit Spoleto Festival USA's decision to produce Charpentier's opera Louise and a willing crowd South of Broad, where that narrow sliver of a passageway was transformed into a bustling Parisian street scene, for doing more for international relations than any statecraft could devise. There were glorious crapes with just about every imaginable filling from oysters to tapenade, a pomme frites bar, roving mimes and an accordion player—and oh yes, the plus grande caldron of soup I've ever seen (and it was pretty big on taste too). On the wall of a building was projected French (I'm supposing, although there was no sound) films that nobody seemed to pay much attention to, except Nathalie Dupree did glance up once and ask about an animated feature that happened to be showing at the time, "What is that—it's not Ratatouille, is it?" (leave it to a foodie to think of a movie title that's a play on a French recipe).
Denise Barto, who's designed the party for as long as anyone can remember, pulled out another showstopper. Funny thing is, she had a lot to work with already when transforming Bedon's into a slice of Paris. The venue just plain worked for the theme. Over by the crêpe station, colorful table umbrellas made one cobblestone driveway look and feel just like a sidewalk café.
The crowd was fairly thin when I arrived with my friend Edward Hart. Edward, who's a composer and assistant professor on the musical faculty at CofC, explained that this production of the French opera stretches a good three hours, so most of the apré opera crowd had yet to arrive. That left us some time to catch up with some friends from the George Street offices. Special Events Coordinator Scott Sowell, who was hanging out with Jeffery Rhodes, appeared surprisingly calm, but then I guess most of the hard work is already done (right, Scott?). General director Nigel Redden was as unflappable as ever, and seemed to be weathering the beating the arts world has taken from the recession with characteristic magnanimity. He was holding court with another Charleston icon (and Bedon's Alley resident) Rainey Evans, who was looking very Parisian in a feather boa and black beret.
Edward introduced me to Louise director Sam Helfrich, who seemed quite pleased with opening night, and later Edward tried out his Ukrainian on an amused Stefania Dovhan, who's singing the title role. Stefania was joined by her mother, and the pair were looking forward to exploring the city once all the soprano's performances are done (they already had glowing reviews of what they'd seen of the town so far). Later on, Boris Bohun-Chudyniv regaled us with a Ukrainian folk song about the bewitching eyes of the girls from his native country.
How crazy is this? As the party was beginning to wind down, I was talking to Merrill Benfield about this Rolls Royce Club meeting in Charleston this week, and he told me about some fellow from New York (I think it was) who FedExed a vintage Rolls down here for the event. Apparently this fellow isn't participating in the recession.
David Graham of the Spoleto office always gives good cause for a bit of speculation about what character he's going to turn out as at any given Spoleto party. Year before last he made a killer Andy Warhol at a Scene party, and at last year's BA party he pulled off a pretty good screaming Cinderella at the stroke of midnight. This year I only stuck around long enough to see him posing as a street artist. I haven't yet heard if he pulled off one of his fabulous stunts as I was already doing good to make it to just shy of midnight before staggering back home to Wentworth Street. I'll be sure to get the scoop from somebody at tonight's gala at the Gaillard, though.


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Thanks guys.
I was leafing through my Fly Rod & Reel archives and came upon a 1989 article about fly rodding the coast south of LA.
It was more of a "it can be done from shore but you should use a boat" kind of article.
Thanks Juro - I'll let you know if I hook up out their.
Roop -
Here's a response I got from Robin Roberts of CalFlyTech...
Juro:
Most saltwater flyfishermen in the LA area fish just about
anywhere along the coast. I would recommend that you
contact Frank Selby at His & Hers Flyshop in Costa Mesa
regarding the best places to fish (which vary considerably
with local conditions at the time) or to book a saltwater
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Freshwater fishing is found in the Big Bear Area of the
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Thanks Robin!
Roop I was out in LA 7 years ago and I found Redondo Beach it is in Torrance. The guys there were catching bonito from float tubes useing flys with bubbles. It was a sight to see a guy catch a fish and a giant Golden Seal bite it in half. I was tossing flys and people were looking at me like Iwas out of my mind. I only had a few hours to kill but it
did not matter I got to toss a fly in the Pacific.
The beaches out there are very diffrent from out here you just can't drive up and park you have to hunt for access.
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Roop: I've been going to the LA area (Irvine) for business recently and have checked it out a little. It makes me feel lucky to live in New England, even if we can only fish (comfortably) 7 months out of the year. They get very excited about catching 12-14 inch surfperch and croakers (or something else rather bait-like). To me it seems the shorebound angler's choices are very limited and not much to get too excited about.
One place to try is the mouth of the Santa Ana River which flows through Newport Beach and which you can see as you head down the Pacific Coast Highway out of LA. I stopped there last time I was there (early January) and spoke with a guy who was gearing up to hit the suds with a fly rod. He said he sometimes takes some nice halibut from the surf there and mentioned he has caught a few in the 20lb range. He seemed to indicate these were the exception rather than the norm, however. He also mentioned that last year some guys were catching striped bass off the mouth of the river but they chalked that up to the strange weather of last winter and he hadn't heard any reports of them being around this year. The mouth of the Santa Ana River looks very fishy and if it were here in New England would be a gold mine. If you want to fish it, bring waders and a class IV or V full sinking line with 1/0 clousers (various colors). The guys I spoke with had his rig set up with a second, smaller clouser (this one was had rootbeer grizzly tied into it) trailing his first and said the big halibut often hit the second one. He explained the best time to fish there was the last two hours of the outgoing tide through the first two hours of the incoming. Like here in the northeast, he said it pays to scope the place out at dead low and look for the toughs and bars and then work those areas as the tide comes up.
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This looks like a winner...
LA boating rec
I spent 15 months in a brown LA haze (Hughes). I only fished for materials at Marriotts store (highly recommended). Bait all over the Marina Del Rey area, there's gotta be somthing chomping it on the ebb at the outlet. If not grab a margarita and a killer fish taco at the Baha Cantina.
I've got some friends down there I will email.
talk soon,
I have a free Sunday in a couple of weeks south of LA.
There has to be someone with some fly roddin' experience out there....
Salt? Fresh? Anything??
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|Those are great looking patterns - nice job Q!
Yes, testing will be fun -- I hope! It will be interesting to see how well the foam holds up after being chewed by a few pike.
I can't wait to get my hands on one of these.
I'm heading wayyyyy up North this summer, in the North West Territories will be the testing grounds for all sorts of pike flies.
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I got your PM, and I look forward to giving these a test drive.
And the details:
For the firetiger version: Tail is a few strands of fluorescent orange Fishair and Fluorofibre topped with a blend of chartreuse and lime green Fishair. Lower wing is a blend of chartreuse and lime green Fishair with several strands of lime green Krystal Flash. Upper wing is lime green Fishair and peacock Krystal Flash. The wing (but not the tail) is marked with a black Sharpie. Collar is chartreuse marabou with a tuft of red for the throat. Head is chartreuse. Eyes are red/black.
For the white version: Tail is red Krystal Flash topped with white Fishair. Wing is white Fishair topped with silver Krystal Flash. Collar is white marabou. Head is white. Eyes are red/black.
First prepare the head: Shorten stems on backs of eyes to about 1/8" and test-fit into pre-drilled holes on foam head, making sure stems don't protrude into hole for hook shank. Remove eyes and put a small blob of epoxy on each eye hole and insert eyes again. Use enough epoxy so the excess oozes out a little and fills the gaps around the eye. I slide the head onto a toothpick to check for clearance, and then glue the eyes in place with the toothpick inside the head so the epoxy doesn't get inside the hook hole. After the epoxy sets, use a small brush to coat the head with Soft Body and set aside to dry (I leave the head on the toothpick and stick it into my drying wheel).
Now tie the rest of the fly: Crush barb of hook and wrap shank with thread. Tie in tail materials at start of bend. Tail is sparse, perhaps 25-30 strands of material in all. Make a small spreader about 1/4" forward of bend using tag end of Fishair from tail. Lash down about 1/4" of hair, fold tag end back towards tail, lash down again and trim excess, leaving a small bump of Fishair at the fold. Use your thumbnail or bodkin to spread the "bump" around the top half of the shank. It's really more of an edge than a bump -- just enough of a height change to make the wing material flare out when it is lashed tightly against the spreader. Advance thread past spreader and coat spreader with Soft Body or head cement. I also applied a small amount of Soft Body to the first 1/2 inch of the tail to help prevent fouling. After spreader has hardened, lash wing material to top and sides of shank. Wing is sparse (double or triple the amount in tail) and uses the spreader to create full appearance. Wrap thread tightly against edge of spreader to flare the wing material. Lash tag ends of wing material up to hook eye to build up shank diameter to fill hole in foam head. Apply a small amount of Soft Body to wing material where it flares out from spreader to help preserve shape. Allow to set. Test fit the head to see how much room there is for the collar. Rotate the head 90 degrees to get the eye stems past the hook eye. Remove head and tie on collar, making sure to leave room for the head. Tie off thread and apply Soft Body or head cement to the wraps securing the collar. Pull marabou back towards tail, coat hook shank with epoxy and slide head onto shank, rotating head as necessary to get past hook eye and help prevent excess epoxy from dripping. Make sure head is positioned correctly before pushing it against collar, then push head back until hook eye is exposed. Use toothpick or bodkin to work some epoxy into "nose" of head and remove excess epoxy from hook eye. Make final adjustment to head position if necessary and allow epoxy to set.
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Pike Diver (pike swap entry)
Here's my entry for the pike fly swap. I made up the recipe based on a fly that I saw in a catalog. These are about 7" long but can be easily shortened if desired. I haven't field-tested this pattern yet, but tank tests revealed that the fly may tend to roll over when retrieved. It may be possible to "tune" the fly by shaving small amounts off the flared portion of the head.
Pike Diver
Hook: 3/0 Bass Bug Hook (Orvis #8810)
Thread: 3/0 Monocord
Tail & Wing: Fishair and Krystal Flash or Fluorofibre.
Collar: Marabou
Head: Foam diver head
Eyes: 7.5 mm plastic eyes with stems on the back (Animal Eyes)
Other: Soft Body, 5-min epoxy, black Sharpie
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Scout's High Calibre "Colt"
Field Trial in mountains
Bird boy and girl in holding blind. Boy calls on radio and says he needs to see a doctor. When asked why he says "I have bee sting"
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Scout's High Calibre "Colt"
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Of course the crowd is silent and all Clint can say to Lanse is " I would like you to meet my wife MaryKent" took a few minutes to straighten that uncomfortable situation out. It's all good now
Everyone has wonderful stories to share, thank you all for sharing they are a joy to read. Mine, several come to mind first few while judging. Have had the honor of judging while 2 folks have won double headers, both of them were ladies, 6 or 7 aa judging assignments and 2 double header winners, very cool! Had the honor of judging a very nice young man handling a very good yellow dog as a junior handler in a derby, very cool! Call me a big teddy bear but when handlers have tears of joy in their eyes when their dog does good still gets me, very cool!
As far as for me on the line was the last series at Cajun Riveria in my 4th or 5th AA stake second time with Pepper and he did very well in the last series even though I pointed him the wrong way on the last bird, he bailed me out and we placed 3rd! Then another is with the big yella Fred at Topeka did very well on the last series and we placed second! Was very proud of that big boy!!
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I live in Mableton. It's a suburb. It's not rural at all. Traffic is the same as the rest of Atlanta. If you want rural, you need to go further out from the perimeter (I-285).
I live in Mableton. It's a suburb. It's not rural at all. Traffic is the same as the rest of Atlanta. If you want rural, you need to go further out from the perimeter (I-285).
If Gooser moves to Mableton, the metro Atlanta area RTF'ers need to throw him a welcoming party. I'm in.
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Going to be in Texas City with Travis this weekend Gooser, you should make the trip down.
Field Trials are competitions....not everyone gets a "participation ribbon" and they do "keep score"
Music for walking to the line
At first I didn't understand this thread: why was Gooser asking people to tell Gooser something, couldn't Gooser just find out for himself?
Then I got to realizing that Gooser was referring to himself in the 3rd person.
Or was he?
Is there more than one Gooser? Sort of a Sybil situation going on here, 13 personalities in a single MooseGooser?
This would explain a lot.
Goosers, do you leave notes for each other?
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Yes Gooser speaks in the third person, I guess he needs the space.
So what's the deal Gooser, you looking to move or just coming for a visit? The trout fishing doesn't compare to CO but there are a few of us that know how and where to catch the big Browns in the Hooch. Run and Gun flyfishing for Stripers off the front of a bass boat is a serious blast though. Dog training has been cutting in on the fishing lately though.
Field Trials are competitions....not everyone gets a "participation ribbon" and they do "keep score"
Music for walking to the line
We are SERIOUSLY looking for a place to slow down a bit and retire....
I am a Colorado native..
I have traveled some, but not a bunch.
I have been told I am spoiled living here, but I am not convinced. The traffis is horrible, compared to what it used to be.
I drive 90 miles 1 way every weekend to just have a place to let a dog run 300 yrds off leash..
Trips to the mountains on the weekends are a total joke...
Its mostly the amount of people here anymore...
WE really want a change..
Goosers!! ( plural)
Well Gooser, I came all the way out here because I had to get away from "all the people". I would have loved to have had a place under a hundred miles to go run my dog. But I drove 150 miles twice a week when I was living in SC just to get away from the gators and the subdivisions. This really suits me better even though I have landed in the most non retriever friendly place on earth. May not be able to train for field trials here, but the hiking, fishing, scenery makes up for a lot. And for my husband, lets just say he will never ski east of the Rockies again! (We probably will go back east to deer hunt though. No limits,(well very generous limits) long season, no lotteries. We'll go back and fill the freezer then come back "home" again!
Carol Howey
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Alternate Handler: Westwind Buffalo Soldier
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lookup jackson county, alabama. best bass, cat and bluegill fishing in the world, good crappie, passable duck gunning, nice whitetails, all public all the time. mountains, rivers, lakes, good ol' boys, rednecks, lots of land to train dogs on. nice hrc club, good group of ft wannabees, you name it we got it. low cost of living and access to all the local walnut, red cherry, red and white oak, maple and poplar a woodworker could imagine. 40 minutes to two top 40 us msa's(chattanooga and huntsville)
i have lived in memphis(twice), birmingham, atlanta, dallas, houston and now i get impatient if there are two cars ahead of me at a stop light. i live in scottsboro on roseberry creek(lake guntersville) and in addition to the boat house i can launch a boat at eleven different boat ramps on the lake/river within ten minutes of my driveway. you could live on the lake or on a bluff overlooking the lake, or both in some cases!
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Discovering TOXNET Class
Free Online TOXNET® Class Offered This Fall by the National Library of Medicine Training Center (NTC)
The National Library of Medicine Training Center (NTC) is offering an online, asynchronous class called "Discovering TOXNET" from October 20 – November 14, 2014.
Discover TOXNET and other NLM environmental health databases through videos, guided tutorials, and discovery exercises. The class is taught online in 13 independent modules.
TOXNET is a web-based system of databases covering hazardous chemicals, environmental health, toxic releases, chemical nomenclature, poisoning, risk assessment and regulations, and occupational safety and health. The independent modules cover TOXLINE, ChemIDplus, TRI, TOXMAP, Hazardous Substances Data Bank, IRIS, Haz-Map, LactMed, WISER, CHEMM, REMM, LiverTox, and more. You'll learn about the resources through videos, guided tutorials, and discovery exercises.
Who should take the class?
Health sciences librarians and health or environmental sciences professionals interested in unlocking the information in TOXNET and the other environmental health and toxicology resources.
How much time?
You will work on your own time over a period of 4 weeks to complete the modules that are of interest to you. There is one required module; the remaining modules are optional. This class is offered for variable MLA Continuing Education credit. Each module will be offered for 0.5 to 2.0 credit hours, for a total of up to 12 hours. Credit will not be awarded for partial completion of a module. Total credit awarded will be based on completed modules with a minimum of 1.0 credit hours.
What happens during the class?
This course is offered asynchronously through Moodle; you will work at your own pace. Each module consists of guided interactive online tutorials AND/OR tutorial videos as well as discovery exercises. Instructors will be available to answer questions and provide assistance throughout the course.
The modules are:
- Introduction to TOXNET: 0.5 hour (Required)
- TOXLINE: 1.0 hour
- ChemIDplus: 2.0 hours
- Integrated Risk Information System & Risk Assessment: 1.0 hour
- Hazardous Substances Databank: 1.5 hours
- Toxic Release Inventory: 1.0 hour
- TOXMAP: 1.5 hours
- Household Products Database: 0.5 hour
- LactMed: 0.5 hour
- Haz-Map: 0.5 hour
- WISER & CHEMM: 1.0 hour
- REMM: 0.5 hour
- LiverTox: 0.5 hour
How do I register?
Space in the class are limited, so don't delay! Register now at:
For questions, contact the NTC at email@example.com.