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Spokane serial killer's death penalty appeal rejected
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Washington State Supreme Court has rejected Spokane serial killer Robert Yates' appeal of his death sentence for the murder of two women in Pierce County.
Yates filed a boilerplate appeal with 25 separate requests for relief of his death sentence verdict from Pierce County on issues ranging from ineffective counsel, juror bias and public trial rights.
"None of Yates' claims of error clearly merit either oral review by this court," the court wrote in its decision to reject his appeal.
As part of a plea agreement in 2000, Yates pled guilty to 13 counts of first-degree murder and a single count of attempted murder. He also admitted killing an additional three people, two in Walla Walla County and another woman in Skagit County. As a result of the plea agreement Spokane County prosecutor Steve Tucker, the death penalty was taken off the table and he was sentenced to 408 years in prison.
Two years later, Yates was convicted in Pierce County of two additional counts of first degree murder. In that case he went to trial, was convicted and subsequently sentenced to death. The court upheld his death sentence in 2007 and, a year later, Yates filed his appeal, which the court rejected Thursday.
Yates was convicted in 2002 in Pierce County for the murders of Melinda Mercer and Connie LaFontaine Ellis. Mercer was killed in 1997 while Ellis was killed a year later. Both of the women were found near Camp Murray, where Yates participated in training as a Washington Army National Guard helicopter pilot.
In the time between the Mercer and Ellis killings, Yates killed an additional six women in the Spokane area.
Yates is currently behind held on the state's death row at the Walla Walla State Penitentiary.
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Thanks to Susan and Dr Ed's sling shot thread I have learned a new Big word; recalcitrant.:D
Must be all that book learnin they have between the JD and DVM or that I am just a dummie.
Anybody else have any big words to decribe dog training or dogs??
Origin of RECALCITRANT
Late Latin recalcitrant-, recalcitrans, present participle of recalcitrare to be stubbornly disobedient, from Latin, to kick back, from re- + calcitrare to kick, from calc-, calx heel First Known Use: 1843


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By Parrish Alford/NEMS Daily Journal
On and off the court, the Rebels were on target last season.
Men's basketball scored a 979 to lead the most high-profile sports at Ole Miss when the NCAA announced its Academic Progress Rate scores on Tuesday.
Football led Mississippi State with a 967 score.
Teams falling below the 900 multi-year score face penalties, beginning with postseason bans. That standard will increase to 930 for the 2014-2015 postseason.
The overall four-year APR score across Division 1 is 974, a one-point increase from last year. Scores are calculated by individual D-I teams based on eligibility and graduation and retention rates.
The men's basketball team at Mississippi Valley State will be ineligible for the NCAA tournament for a second consecutive year.
Of 16 programs at Southern Miss, 14 ranked above 950. The major team scores: Baseball 984, football 942 and men's basketball 929.
For Ole Miss, baseball posted a 978 score and football a 944 score.
MSU baseball scored 962, and men's basketball scored 935.
The top score for Ole Miss men's teams was tennis at 984.
On the women's side, cross country, tennis and volleyball posted 1000 scores.
The top scorer among all MSU teams was men's tennis at 1000, while golf led the women at 992.
The APR scores for both schools
Ole Miss MSU
Baseball 978 962
Football 944 967
Basketball 979 935
Cross Country 967 967
Golf 962 994
Tennis 984 1000
Track, Indoor 969 N/A
Track, Outdoor 972 956
Softball 993 988
Basketball 976 970
Cross Country 1000 967
Golf 1000 992
Soccer 968 989
Tennis 1000 968
Track, Indoor 980 969
Track, Outdoor 987 959
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swampcollielover - that article is very correct. The biggest mistake the Bush adm. made was to actually think that once Sadam was overthrown and Baghdad was taken over it was the end of it. He "sold" that to the American populous and they bought it. You cannot change a dictatorship into a democracy overnight. And that is what most born Americans who have never lived for a period of time overseas do not and will never understand. America was made great by our founding fathers by understanding the principals of freedom and self - governance. Europe and the rest of the world fall short of that understanding. People who have grown up and used to decades of government taking care of all their needs will never comprehend that.
And I am afraid that we are slowly going towards that mentality. "He is getting government subsidies, why should I not get them as well! She wants an abortion paid for and contraceptives paid for so she can go to parties and vacations, why can"t I have that!" and the examples can go on and on and on.


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Friday went to Father-in-laws farm. Got there slightly late. Didn't hear a single bird but they tend to arrive late in the day on this particular property. Around 9:30am, I had two hens walk in past my setup. They hung out for awhile and finally moseyed out. Stayed the whole morning but never say anything else other than a fox.
Saturday my son and I went to my brother-in-laws farm. Got setup in the same spot where my son shot his first bird last year. Crows started their morning calling and a tom responded to them. He was about 100 yards away. A little later on, this tom began gobbling some more so I responded to him with some calls. He answered each time. Unfortunately, the moment he came off the roost, I could see he was with some hens and he never talked again. We attempted to move to intercept their travel route but we lucked out. We setup in another spot for a few hours but never heard anything else. Around 9:30am, we decided to try the other farm. On our way out, we made some calls and got a response from a hen. She talked and talked and talked. I began to think it was another hunter. She finally walked right past us talking the whole time. Turns out it was a bearded hen! I haven't seen one of these in a long time. I'd estimate that the beard was at least 5 inches long.
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show us what your favorite Tech pond set ups are and what you are working on.
show us what your favorite Tech pond set ups are and what you are working on.
I would love to have a tech pond to run drills, but we are not that lucky. We do corners of ponds and angle entries on round pond.
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I thought this was an excellent topic. Am a little surprised there are no more responses. I don't have pics but will give you a synopsis of a training day on tech ponds. These were ran as singles.
Mark thrown to end of point. 2cd mark thrown to end of next point. Swim by old fall to next mark.
Mark thrown to end of point with cheaty entry. 2cd mark thrown to end of 2cd point requiring running by old fall on land & then cheaty entry.
Flyer on land. 2cd mark, Swim by 3 points adjacent to flyer station to long mark. 3rd mark, long water entry, long swim, past a point to bird.
Island bird. Cheating single adjacent.
One more land flyer & then a cheating mark thrown to the end of a point.
That should give you some ideas.
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Little one I like to visit fairly frequently. Once I've got the dogs past swim-by and handling ok, and basic decheating from up close, we back off and have a long land run then hit both of the two swim-by ponds (see the yellow line). Dog is running from a mound and has a very clear picture. Really gets a good grasp of cheating/not cheating.
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I'll be going to the Padres game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
It's PetCo "replica jersey night" and all the fans get a free San Diego Padres top.
I'll be back tomorrow night or something to post the score once we whoop the Bucks!
"Take me out to the ballgame
Take me with the crowd
Watch the Padres
circle around the bags
all I want is for them
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In FA, go after WR, OG, and S. Get three real starters out of FA. The rest fill with the draft.
In FA, go after WR, OG, and S. Get three real starters out of FA. The rest fill with the draft.
We need Mike Wallace, bad. Wallace can be to Tannehill what Torrey Smith is for Flacco.
it' not too early to say athletically ryan tannehills an entirely different level than joe flacco...what flacco has which sets him apart from many nfl qbs is terrific vertical accuracy and the ability to throw the ball outside the numbers down the field with spot on placement...he'll throw at least 3 balls a game down the field outside the #'s that leave you saying wow
I'm quite happy with Tannehill. The biggest things for a QB are accuracy and decision making. His accuracy is stellar. I think he is probably the most accurate rookie QB, which makes me very excited for the Dolphins future. By accuracy, I mean he places the ball exactly where he intends to place it ... regardless of whether it is caught or not. Sometimes that means throwing the ball away to avoid a sack. Numbers don't really tell the whole story with accuracy, but once we surround him with some more talent, I think those numbers will reflect his accuracy as well.
His decision making is pretty good for a rookie and much better than I expected, but that's an area that can still use some improvement IMHO. Given that he was less experienced coming in, I was very impressed with where he was and how he progressed.
Going forward, hard work, a sharp mind, and a drive to succeed will serve him well. He still needs to learn some of the tricks of the trade like looking off the safety, extending the play, giving a hard snap count, etc., but he has all of the mental and physical skills. His future and ours looks bright.
By contrast, I saw a lot of passes from Luck, RGIII and Wilson that were in the right zip code but really required the WR to adjust considerably and make the catch. They made a lot of great throws too, but they were eratic at times as well. One pass would be ahead of the WR, and the next behind, and even if both were caught, neither was accurately delivered. This isn't a knock on them, rather I think its a testament to Tannehill honestly. Once we have WR's and TE's that offer a little more I think Tannehill can make our offense really hum.
Hartline had a career year because he played well, but also because after Hartline and Bess, we didn't have any reliable WR's. Tannehill routinely delivered the ball to Hartline and Fasano when they didn't really create enough separation ... but that was the best separation any of our WR's could get on the play. Tannehill played with the least margin for error of any of the rookie QB's by far, but he consistently put the ball into very tight windows. All the time? Definitely not, but he was extremely good at it IMHO.
Watching Rodgers, Brady and Manning is obviously in a different league from any of the rookies, and not really a fair comparison. But, amongst the rookie and 2nd year QB's, Tannehill was the one who stood out at putting the ball exactly where he wanted to put it. Sure, completing a bubble screen makes the stat sheet look awesome, but it requires speed WR's to make it work well enough to even make the gameplan ... and we had none. RGIII had the luxury of 4 speed WR's and made a killing using the bubble screen. Every one of the rookie QB's had WR's and/or TE's that created separation better than our WR + TE receiving corps. Yet, Tannehill didn't throw too many INT's really.
In his first game he had 3 INT's, but one was from Naanee giving up on the route ... that's not an inaccurate pass, it's a bad decision and horrible WR play. His other two INT's were batted at the line of scrimmage, and JJ Watt did that to a lot of QB's. Tannehill's INT in the first Jets game was a bad decision. I remember one INT that hit Fasano in the chest that was a fantastic throw while Fasano was closely covered ... but it bounced off of Fasano's chest into the defender's hands because Fasano never really created any separation. Watching Andrew Luck play--and I thought Luck was excellent overall--I saw a lot of INT's and a ton of should-be INT's that were dropped. Heck, in our game against him Sean Smith dropped a pass that was harder to drop than catch, and Dansby dropped a sure pick six that couldn't have hit him more perfectly in the hands. Tannehill didn't throw too many interceptable balls, and very few INT's were dropped unfortunately, LOL.
We should get 3 or 4 new pass catchers this offseason between the FA's and draftees at WR and TE. It may take a while for some of them to adapt to the NFL and build chemistry, but I think we should have at least 1 good target to add to our decent duo of Hartline at flanker and Bess in the slot. At least 1 of our new players will be a deep threat split end to push back the safety and give tannehill a WR that can create separation. So I'm expecting both Tannehill and our offense to improve noticably next season. Fingers crossed.
Flacco has very low interception percentage and that serves the Ravens well in the playoffs. They simply don't give away playoff games via turnovers.
Every year Flacco is remarkably consistent, throwing roughly 500-540 times and with only 10 or 12 interceptions. His interception rate of slightly above 2% is one of the best in league history. Nowadays he transfers that to the postseason, with only 2 interceptions in his last 7 playoff games.
He makes huge plays down the field and has excellent touch. Frankly, the Ravens only get in trouble when they don't trust him or when they run stupid plays. Tonight they tried the silly out patterns several times with zero success. And I screamed when they lined up in a bunch formation on 3rd and medium. The Patriots are terrific at defending the bunch look. I don't know how many times they have to demonstrate that before the opposition catches on.
Tannehill at this point certainly isn't capable of what Flacco managed in the second half, abusing the shotgun and with consistent success. He's a bounce and fire guy out of stretch play action, with moderate ability to vary pace and loft. In that regard -- altering trajectory and pace to fit the situation -- he's not in Flacco's class, not even close.


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Gooser Get's it ...
Dennis said originally
PS. I disagree with the philosphy of some HRC judges that penalize a dog on a blind for smelling the bird and going to it even if it is only 2-3 feet. That is not hunting up the bird, that is putting the dog where he can scoop up the bird in a few feet.
So,,remember the dog has winded the bird,, for a handler to blow a whistle at that point is time is a silly manuver,, and MOST HRC judges will ignor the whistle ,,and NOT penalize the dog They Frankly "dont give a Damn"
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It is off topic,, but If you are under judgement,, and you have run the blind,, and done a respected job of keeping the dog online,, and attacking the factors,, and you also, have put the dog in a position to wind the bird, and the dog winds that bird 50 yrds away, because of a wind shift,,Is the blind over at that point?
I guess its still knda on topic if ya consider that most have said Wind being the top choice of factors.
It is far easier to spit on the work of others than it is to produce something better yourself.
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I have gone by "Gooser" since I was a "gossling"
Now back on topic wind is the primary factor impacting dog performance in my view ... so I vote WIND
I am going to go out on a limb and choose visual factors followed by scent factors then physical factors. I am sure there are many more, but these are my top three.
I say visual is the primary factor because it can effect a dog on a retrieve way before it gets into the scent of the fall. The visual factors I am thinking of is an angle entry into water, bog swims, fallen trees, dark cover, etc. I feel these factors have a larger impact early in the retrieve than wind or terrain. In addition, I feel retrievers run based on visual marking and memory and use scent to pinpoint the bird at close range.
I feel wind is second due to the fact it can give away a mark from a long distance or hide a mark from close distances. In addition, it can cause a dog to fade, not take cast, etc.
I feel physical factors such as hills is a third in my book. Fading down a side hill or squaring up a hill can cause big problems as well.
Any one of these and other factors can change in the order of importance based on the actual retrieve and timing through the day. Sometimes sunlight changes and makes a retrieve easier or harder at certain parts of the day. Sometimes it's wind changes that do the same.
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Thanks for they reply ...I agree with your thoughts..Record where the dog started it's hunt....On a blind 2-3 feet downwind is a good spot to be ...As you said put the dog in a spot they can use their nose....As far as a whistle after the dog has shown they know where the bird is unneeded...Some times a handler blows just as the dog indicates and the sound probably doesn't arrive until the dog has the bird....I believe anytime you talk about the wind being a factor of influence it goes in the direction of how much is allowed by the judges and how tight should the handler play the line on a blind....Steve S
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Well, we dominated Arkansas in every phase of the game and shut 'em out. Milliner had a pick that he almost returned for a TD that was called back due to a penalty.
He's basically leading the country in passes defended and has really only played about 11 full quarters worth of football. We didn't play him at all against Western Kentucky and essentially only played the first half against Florida Atlantic and Arkansas.
If he declares early, I don't see why he wouldn't be the first CB selected. Milliner has improved his football IQ tremendously since he was a freshman and has no tackling deficiencies... strong tackler and always been a physical player and a big hitter.
I remember his freshman year when shed his block and proceeded to knock Denarius Moore cold as a door knob...
not really seeing a cb that i'd take with our high 1st round pick...no one that just jumps off the screen at me...jarvis jones against tennessee didn't look like a top 5 worthy pick to me either...but that was just one game...i doubt he's a legitimate 6 ft 2 and that medical with that severe neck injury he suffered may hurt him...gonna be some serious eyeballing of his neck xrays etc at the combine...whatever happens with him that kids a lb all the way...there's no possible 43 end there
at safety more importantly free safety i think the value falls in rounds 2-3...in that range is where i'd target one...probably where i'd target my corner also...
not really all that in love with a woerner or a montgomery with our high round 1 pick...not enough explosive edge burst pass rush upside with either imo to warrant it given our needs at the positon...which is almost all pass rush
leaning towards a wr high in round 1 the way things are looking...keenan allens size and tools are hard to find...might be the best route...not sure i think he warrants a top 10 pick or so but there's only a few guys i would take over him...not in love with the quality or depth of this draft...i guess high round 1 quality given we aren't looking for a qb i see as lacking...feels good though not to have to spend so much time looking at qbs...
of course if we go into free agency and lets say grab a greg jennings my thoughts would change with the high 1st rounder...
Star Lotulelei looking really good tonight. Of course, we don't need him.
We need a pass rusher in the worst way...I really like Lemonier out of Auburn...explosive and athletic. I also like James Gayle just not in the high first round right now.
I think TE is becoming an emerging need for us. Tannehill needs a reliable TE...and I like Fasano but he's basically a ghost in the passing game. Clay just isn't where I thought he'd be..and until Egnew gets himself on the active roster we have to assume he's not performing. Id be looking for the best pass catching TE available in the 2nd or 3rd round.
At safety...I really really like Whitley and Vaccaro. Both who I think could be options in the 2nd round.
Basically we have plenty of options to go...and I think this defense is a few pieces away from being elite..get them another edge rusher and another safety who can find the ball they will be just fine. However, this team is going to live and die with Tannehill. My priority is surrounding him with as many weapons as possible to continue his development. This team could be scary next year if everything falls into place.
I can't tell you how nice it is to be reading about the draft and not having to discuss the QB position. About time.
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The pro Lemonier reminds me the most of is Cam Wake.
I still wanna see guys like Vernon, Miller, Matthews and hopefully Egnew develop further. It will also be interesting to see who we resign and who do we target in FA. This team could look extremely promising come next year after FA and the draft.


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A candlelight vigil for people affected by deadly natural disasters that have swept through parts of Southeast Asia and Samoa is scheduled for 5:45 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, at the Davis International Center, 243 Frist Campus Center.
The event will include music and remarks from students and employees from the Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia. It is open to all members of the University and local communities. Donations for relief organizations will be accepted.
The vigil is being organized by the University's International Community Employee Resource Group and sponsored by the Davis International Center and the Office of Religious Life.


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Art Museum launches new Web site
Posted April 7, 2002; 11:37 p.m.
The Princeton University Art Museum launched its new Web site, princetonartmuseum.org , on April 1.
In addition to general information about the museum and its educational resources, the elegantly designed site includes easily accessible information about the museums collections, exhibitions, programs and publications. Also included are sections on curators choices and a press room, which will enable newspapers, magazines and the electronic media to receive information on special museum exhibitions and events and related images.
"It is our hope that visiting the museum through the Web site will be helpful and enjoyable," said Susan M. Taylor, director of the museum, "and that it will encourage Web browsers to visit the art museum and experience first-hand the collections, exhibitions and events."
The site's production was coordinated in the museums publications department by Jill Guthrie, managing editor. For further information, please contact the museums webmaster, Janet Strohl .
For more information, see the news release .
Contact: Marilyn Marks (609) 258-3601


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Video: Servicemembers boo Griffin for attacking Bristol Palin
posted at 12:15 pm on December 6, 2010 by Ed Morrissey
Here's a little change of pace for a mid-day Monday, courtesy of TV Squad, which clipped a short segment of VH1's tribute to America's fighting men and women. Former Levi Johnston confidante Kathy Griffin decided to entertain them by taking potshots at the mother of Johnston's child, Bristol Palin, by calling her fat. The audience took a few potshots at Griffin in return:
"We got two words," Griffin continued. "BRISTOL … PALIN." Ah. We see. Kathy was performing in front of a huge crowd of soldiers for 'VH1 Divas: Salute the Troops.' (Sun., 9PM ET on VH1). But as soon as she mentioned the dreaded words "Bristol Palin," the boos started rolling in from the troops. Wait. What are we booing again? Bristol? Kathy's sailor outfit? … Kathy's comedy routine?
It turned out that the troops were jeering Ms. Griffin's routine. "You're gonna like this," she continued gamely. "[Bristol is] the only contestant in the history of the show to actually gain weight. … She gained like 30 pounds a week. I swear to God, it was fantastic — she's like the white 'Precious.'"
As the cat-calls continued to escalate in volume, Kathy kept on going: "You can boo louder than that!" she said, cupping her hand to her ear. "War is hell," she concluded. We don't expect her to receive any sort of medal, but Griffin didn't abandon her post — she boldly (or foolishly) stood there in the face of angry incoming attacks from the audience.
Well, if this is the best VH1 can find to entertain our troops, then they're obviously having a problem attracting talent anyway. A Kathy Griffin appearance would be hell for most people anyway. Who ever found her entertaining in the first place? She may be the only person to gain notoriety by attaching herself to Johnston, rather than the other way around.
Anyway, kudos to our men and women in uniform who didn't take the bait and showed a small measure of their courage in booing this disgraceful personal attack. Maybe Griffin could take a lesson from them.
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Witnesses Say Lightning Blew Plane Out of the Sky Over Mississippi, Killing Pilot
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Witnesses told WCBI that the cockpit landed in a catfish pond after the lightning struck the plane during a thunderstorm. The debris field was spread over a 3/4 mile area of Noxubee County.
The single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza BE36 was enroute from St. Petersburg, Fla., to University of Oklahoma Westheimer Airport in Norman, Okla., according to an Associated Press report.


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Dear Emma,
Happy belated birthday! As I read the blog about your birthday party, I thought about all the things that have to happen behind the scenes to plan a party. Of course you have to have a cake or two, invite all the guests, and of course, a place to have the party. Your Mom & Dad did a lot of planning and scheduling to make your party happen.
All of this made me think of the upcoming quilt market in Portland Oregon. Mark Dunn always says Market is like birthing a baby. Cheryl and the Moda designers do this twice a year. They do not even have stretch marks to show for these births. Market is kind of like a party. A great big party for quilters! We get to see a lot of our friends. All the new notions, books and fabrics are like hundreds of presents everywhere you look. Right now we are working on making "the quilter's party" happen. I thought you would like to hear about some of the things and people that help Moda put on the party.
We pack two 18-wheeler trucks full of props, table covers, chairs, extension cords, tool boxes, order pads, catalogs, fabric bundles, snacks, first aid kits, extra strength Tylenol and plenty of chocolate. These are just the basics of our party much like your table covers, balloons and funny hats. Hassen and Sara help us with the big parts of our booths. They have been building and painting and creating for weeks now. Today they were testing all of the electrical cords, make sure all the lights worked, bracing the crates for another shipment.
Photo shoots have taken place so that you can see all the new items from Moda Home.
Mariza and her team are busy making capsets for each of the salesmen to sell from during the three-day whirlwind "party".We figured they will go through 73,968 staples in the next three weeks. The marketing team has finalized our "Playbook," this is what we call our Market catalog. Susan Stiff is putting the finishing touches on the playbook as we speak. It is a much sought after item at market full of all the new moda fabrics, quilts and more.
25-30 quilts will be made within a month's time to showcase the fabulous fabrics and patterns deputing in Portland. There is one person who touches every quilt for Market. Carolyn sews that backing and bindings for each and every quilt. She picks the thread and batting for each project. She knows everything about threads! A special thank you to her because she also sews on most all my borders!
Erin, Jen, Outlaw, Ducky, Holly, Alison and Whitney have been planning the 30 booths. (And I helped, too.) The funny thing about Market is that it takes us two very long days to set it up. The doors open. The party starts! Before you know it the party is over! The entire booth comes down in about five hours. Two days to set up, five hours to tear down. Someday, I am going to film it for you so you can see how it all happens. These are just a few of the people that help us throw the party. I will tell you about the Moda team next week, along with introducing you to a couple of new Moda designers.
Lissa Alexander
Marketing Director for Moda
Friday, May 2, 2008
Notes from Moda: Getting the Party Started
Dear Emma,
Posted by Jocelynilla at 9:51 AM
Labels: International Quilt Market, Moda Fabric
6 comments:
- PamKittyMorning said...
Lissa, look forward to seeing your lovely booth(s) again this market. You always wow me. I remember the first market I attended and you had the tulle and the garden fencing hung around the top an I thought it was the most beautiful thing I ever saw. Since then you've continuted to surprise and delight. Well done to all the people who work behind the scenes to make it all happen!
- May 2, 2008 at 5:16 PM
- Camille said...
I can't wait for the party! Is it a prerequisite to not sleep for the month prior to the party?? If so, I am ready to go! And everyone who makes Moda's booth what it is- AMAZING job! See you all soon!
- May 3, 2008 at 3:59 PM
- Mary's Cottage Quilts said...
I always look forward to seeing all of the new and great ideas you guys have in your beautiful booths! It's like eye candy - Love it!
- May 6, 2008 at 2:56 PM
- Judy Davis said...
What beautiful booths! It looks like you had a super,
wonderful time! Wish that I could go next year. I have been activily quilting for about four years now and it its my passion. Also,
I love your fabric and kits. Judy Davis, Fort Wayne, IN
- May 16, 2008 at 8:21 AM
- headi said...
Just love the photos from Portland It is just great seeing all these things and thanks.Here in New Zealand we do not have shows or the like to compare.Simply marvellous.Wish I could afford to come over.Take care Val Headi)
- May 16, 2008 at 8:21 PM
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Palo Alto Adult School poor program
Original post made by Lucy Duncan, Downtown North, on Feb 1, 2008
P.A. Adult School has its "Clinical Medical Assistant Training
Program" run by Boston Reed out of Napa valley for years.
I wondered if the Adult School ever checked its performance.
The students' evaluation forms are collected well before the students
securing their Externship off site as part of the course requirement.
Boston Reed is responsible to help locate a site for students'
externiship after the course completed in the classroom room.
However, Boston Reed is very very slow in this process.
They do not return calls from the students checking on the status.
I heard lots of complaints from fellow students.
The externship is free for the site who host it.
So it is not that hard to find.
After my complaint to the adult shcool, Boston Reed found me one
right away.
Boston Reed charges $1470 for such 2 months' course, and fails in time
to find the needed externship for their students. This is truely not
acceptable especially in Palo Alto. The adult school should
do a check out on this.
On my externship site, I heard another Boston Reed student
from Sunnyvale adult school site of Boston Reed,
who also had the same difficulty getting an externship,
and Boston Reed said that he was late for the externship
after the course work date.
He threatened to get his money back, then Boston Reed found him
one externship right away.
He also told me the teacher there was fired by the adult school.
I am not impressed by the lax standard By the P.A. adult school
teacher, either.
Is Boston Reed a reasonable educational organization??
How do Palo Alto Adult school maintain its quality of education?
How do we report this to state educational authorities?
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a resident of another community
on Nov 13, 2008 at 6:43 am
I know a lot of time has passed since you posted your request with regard to making a complaint against Boston Reed, but I hope you still get this info. I too have had a horrible experience with Boston Reed. They are very unprofessional and have no basic common manners or respect. They are all about money and not education. You can use this link to complain. Web Link
a resident of another community
on Jan 3, 2009 at 11:03 am
Quite simply, Boston Reed College fails to place students in an "Externship" program within 90 days of completion of the classroom portion, which they state is their responsibility. My class ended in May 2008 and it is now Jan 2009! Where are all of those "over 4800 Externship sites in California"? Yes, file a complaint like Jane says above and file a claim against them in small claims court. THEN you will get placed!
a resident of another community
on Jan 19, 2009 at 8:02 pm
My daughter is thinking of taking the medical office administration.
Any comments or should we go to another school like heald?
a resident of another community
on Jan 28, 2009 at 8:27 am
I have worked for them in the past and they are so unprofessional, I will not even consult for them anymore.
If you are considering working for them keep in mind that most employees are on a contract basis. This means no benefits and you must pay your own taxes. This shaves one third of your "salary". When you consider no benefits you are working for peanuts. Worse they cut so many corners they are in a constant state of chaos and flux making for a highly stressful environment for the workers.
They are very nice people, just understand that they are there to make money so protect yourself accordingly.
I would not make a recommendation for this type of school as you can often get training at a community college for less, but if you must I would try Heald or another high profile school that values their reputation, their customers and workers more than Boston Reed does.
a resident of Midtown
on Jan 29, 2009 at 3:23 am
I'm in Heald Rancho Cordova for Medical Office Admin right now. I like the classes fine; most of the students (regardless of age) behave like they are still 16. I'm nowhere near the end of my program to be able to comment on career placement and externships but several of my friends are at that point and, because they took the program seriously, look to be doing well.
a resident of another community
on Feb 7, 2009 at 7:18 pm
Please,Please EVERYONE BEWARE of BOSTON REED COLLEGE!
They will make you pay every last penny before placement in an externship program that they say over and over is their responsibility, but stress very hard for you to find one on your own.Then they take more(way way more,like 6+ months)than 90 days to place you.It took them 9 months to find placement for me. If you think it won't take long to finish these excellerated courses THINK again! Believe me, not only will you waste your money, you will also waste your time. DO NOT sign up for any or pay for a class with BOSTON REED COLLEGE(Napa CA.) they WILL NOT make good on their own contract. PS: Most community colleges offer the same courses at a fraction of the cost and basically the same time frame it takes to finish.
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Oct 11, 2009 at 3:28 am
I attended Boston Reed, and was placed in externship 4 months later. The externship site was unacceptable and inappropriate. The office staff was uneducated in most areas and had absolutely zero desire to help, instruct, or teach extern students. For about two-thirds of the day, they stared at the wall. And for the other one third of the day, they insulted externs with racial comments, crass remarks, and, well, just plain illegal verbage. When I called my counselor to let this person know what was going on, they never returned my phonecalls. My externship finally ended with me biting mt tongue every step of the way. I am now trying to find work and hoping they will be sympathetic to the fact that I have had next to zero training, and that is a huge worrisome load to carry on one's back after working to pay for this course. I also felt that there is no merit placement. In other words, I finished the course with the highest grades out of approximately 20 students, and I was placed at a back-shop, butcher-shop, racial and discriminatory office. Good luck, people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
a resident of College Terrace
on Nov 11, 2009 at 12:26 pm
any ONE THAT IS INTERESTED IN filing FORMAL COMPLAINTS AGAINST BOSTON REED
please email me, as I AM IN THE PROCESS OF FILING A CLASS ACTION SUIT AGAINST THEM
I need others to share their experience with me thanks
a resident of another community
on Feb 6, 2010 at 1:21 pm
I attended Boston Reed almost two years ago, and have absolutely nothing to show for it. The instructors were completely uneducated, and the class work was a complete joke. Good luck ever getting an externship! Everything was a complete disaster. If anybody is getting people together to make a formal complaint or to file a lawsuit - please count me in. Or if anybody has tried this already, please let me know what happened. Please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
a resident of Palo Alto Hills
on Apr 11, 2010 at 11:22 pm
Take a look all over the internet and you will find dozens of folks who have been scammed by Boston Reed. Want your externship? Try complaining to the BBB which IS SUPPORTED BY BR (funny, huh?) and then you will get your externship. We all have to team up and file lawsuit or take them to small claims court to get our money back. We have to write to the Bureau of Private, Post-secondary and Vocational Education for the state of CA. Write reviews on consumer complaint websites and share your stories with consumer rights media. The adult schools should be ASHAMED of taking BR to thier school. I wonder how much money BR paid them? They cannot continue thier school, i mean BUSINESS, anymore and steal money and time from people struggling to find better jobs for thier future. Do your part and ACT NOW!
a resident of Barron Park
on Apr 17, 2010 at 7:34 pm
the BBB and BR are connected?? HMMMM funny..NO WONDEr i GOT NO WHERE WITH THEM! BOSTON REED IS HORRIBLE THEY ACTUALLY DISCRIMANTED AGAINST A GIRL IN MY CLASS...HORRIBLE..WOULD MAKE YOU SICK TO YOUR STOMACHE THE THINGS THEY PUT HER THREW
a resident of Palo Alto Hills
on Jun 1, 2011 at 1:30 pm
4 what its worth:
I am a 61 years old single dad and grandpappi, and go to Standford hospital for my medical issues, just a week ago i was their and because my daughter is interested in the medical field , while waiting on the doctor i had asked the girl their how did she get a job their and she said threw Boston Reed College in Palo Alto i wasn't able to ask any other questions because my doctored entered the room....
Keyword Money n Membership:
See the report on Youtube on their Scam: Web Link
From what ive know for MANY years their all about MONEY / Membership and Good or Bad Business can join as long as they Pay the membership, So be for you talk about someone know who your talking about and do your research because they mean nothing....
a resident of another community
on Jan 18, 2013 at 6:46 pm
BRC placed me within 10 days after I submitted all the required externship documentation.
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The caramelized-onion mixture will just get better when made a day or two ahead. It practically cooks itself, needing more time than attention. Store in the fridge, then reheat before serving.
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Cate Foster takes a nostalgic drive through the hill country between Herekino and Hokianga.
Some say childhood is another country. I'm not sure about that, as mine was geographically situated firmly in the Far North, but my memories of it are interspersed with what seemed like interminable journeys along gravel roads on what always seemed to be rainy winter days.
Squabbling with siblings was obligatory; so was car sickness. So why then did I decide to revisit scenes of such misery?
Well, for a start, decades have passed, no siblings are at hand and the roads can't possibly be as bad as I remember them. I also no longer suffer from car sickness.
Leaving Kaitaia behind is easy to do, as a quick left turn by the rocket clock tower puts us on the road towards Ahipara and the start of my little pilgrimage into the past.
A few kilometres before we get to Ahipara, we turn off towards Herekino and head for what really still could be described as "the back of beyond" - that rolling hill country that lies between the Herekino and Hokianga harbours.
To seamen of the 19th century the northernmost of these, the Herekino, was known as "the False Hokianga", as from out to sea the surrounding headlands were similar to those of its larger neighbour to the south, but with an even more treacherous bar. Shipwrecks were common here in both pre-European and colonial times.
On this rainy summer day, however, my companion and I stick to the road. Thankfully it is now tarmac and, after leaving the cleared farmland behind, we wind through landscapes unchanged through millennia.
Green rivers run secretly behind banked mangroves and these give way to bush so profound it harbours wild cattle to this day.
As we round a corner, a family group of wild-eyed renegades asleep on the road takes fright at our appearance and crashes back under cover as we pass.
Signposts with names originating in history make us pause and think.
Diggers Valley is in this area, where ex-servicemen - "diggers" - were demobbed after World War I and allotted "billy can" farms. Access roads had to be dug by hand.
Broadwood; yes, the woods must have seemed broad and deep to the earliest Europeans when only the treacherous Herekino offered a way south to civilisation.
Still well inland of the harbourside village of Kohukohu, we turn south to Panguru. This, along with Pawarenga on the even smaller Whangape Harbour (between the Herekino and the Hokianga), was one of a network of Catholic mission stations that once dotted this area with schools and community projects.
St Gabriel's in Pawarenga is stunningly situated on a headland above the Whangape.
St Peter's in Panguru is inland and therefore not so dramatic, but the sense of history there is palpable.
The graveyard, silent under ancient trees, contains a new grave, blanketed with still-fresh flowers, showing it is not just the clergy who once staffed the mission who are buried here, though of course they are, too.
By now, drifting rain has transformed the landscape to little more than misty shadows and we decide to press on towards Kohukohu.
Here, instead of crossing the Hokianga by ferry, we turn inland towards SH1 where our destination for the night, the Riverhead Guesthouse in Horeke, is looking increasingly appealing.
Horeke, an important ship-building port in the 19th century, lies on the southern shores of the Hokianga.
The homestead which is now the Riverhead is of a similar vintage to the time when Horeke was great, but has been there no more than 30 years.
In its previous location, above an inlet of the Kaipara Harbour, it featured in Jane Mander's novel The Story Of A New Zealand River and then in the film The Piano, but was moved north on five barges to its present jaw-droppingly beautiful location.
Our food is home-cooked and delicious, our hosts Diane and Ross are as warm and hospitable as we could wish for, and our bed in a cute gabled bedroom is so comfortable that I sleep through one of the loudest electrical storms of the spring.
After the onslaught, the following morning looks as though it has been newly washed and hung out to dry.
I smother Diane's homemade bread with jam made with plums from the orchard and, sitting on the stairs in the sunshine, savour the nostalgia of that sweet tart tang on my tongue and feel that all is absolutely all right with my world.
Distance: Auckland to Panguru is 316km. Prepare for slow driving on winding roads.
Riverhead Guesthouse is at 2097 Horeke Rd, Horeke. Phone: (09) 401 9610.
St Peter's Church: 2204 West Coast Rd, Panguru, nearr Kohukohu.


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Description A small rabbit. Dark grayish-brown, mottled with black; some populations paler. Short legs. Small tail. Short, dark ears. L 10 1/213 1/4" (280350 mm); T 3/41 5/8" (2043 mm); HF 2 5/83 3/8" (6785 mm); E 22 1/2" (5064 mm); Wt 1.11.8 lb (500800 g).
Endangered Status The Riparian Brush Rabbit, a subspecies of the Brush Rabbit, is on the U.S. Endangered Species List. It is classified as endangered in California. This rabbit once occupied wooded riverside habitat along the San Joaquin River and Stanislaus Rivers and numbered over 100,000. Water diversion practices altered the rabbit's habitat throughout its range, and today it is known to exist only in Caswell Memorial State Park, on the Stanislaus River, and probably numbers only two or three hundred. This small population is further threatened by floods and fire.
Habitat Riverside shrub and woodland communities.
Range San Joaquin County, California.


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Regarding the gasoline scenario put forth ... I believe that we are closer to using alternate fuels for industrial/commercial uses and even residential heating/electrical usage than we are to having a mass marketable alternative to the gasoline engine.
Seems we should do what we can do cost-effectively (industrial, commercial, residential) as soon as possible, giving us some time to come up with a decent alternative to the gasoline engine.
If we are going to drive less (due to increased cost of gas), then we need those other alternative energy sources to provide other means of transportation, i.e. electricity powers urban rail service, for example. We'll need to make that electricity a viable economic alternative. Otherwise, we all better be prepared to spend more time not traveling anywhere.
If it seems inevitable that the cost of all kinds of energy will increase, then we better be finding some ways to generate the wealth that will fund those increased costs of living.


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We ended last night with cheese danishes from Bob's Doughnut (a big hit in the city, apparently) and a quick visit to downtown Palo Alto to see some of my high school friends. I was once again able to fulfill my life-long dream of singing in front of a live audience when some lovely fellas with a mic and every instrument known to man asked me to sing "Imagine" in front of Pizza My Heart at 2 am -- if that's not making it big, I don't know what is
Today, we attended Ashley Demling's graduation party and I loved mingling with a lot of the same people I will see at her wedding. The other bridesmades and I even finished planning her bachelorette party, and we're set for the weekend of July 17. This will put me back in the bay for a third time this summer. And I'll even be back two other times after that: once for her shower in August and again for the wedding in September....I can't complain about getting my fill of the best destination in the world :-D
This fine Saturday afternoon also included a trip to Fleet Feet (my high school employer which was formerly known as The Runner's High) where I got to catch up on all the latest of what my old running buddies/coaches/shoe salesmen friends are up to...Found out Kevin Chaves will attend Stanford in the Fall for his Master's in Philosophy and that Rini is still Rini (enough said for those who know him).
Next, I made 2 separate trips to Trader Joes and 1 to Andronico's: as a thank you to the Westras for letting us stay at their beautiful (resort-esque) home in the hills, I cooked a small feast of my signature dish -- lemon & parmesan encrusted halibut with mango garnish and a side of greens & grains for good measure. Gitta, her friend Julie, and I had a great time chatting, eating and drinking til our hearts' content. Meanwhile, Sarah was off in the East Bay visiting her college bestie, Ellen.
Good time's all around! But now it's time for some serious shuteye...we have quite the hike in the morning as a final effort to train for Half Dome (which by the way isn't even open at the cables yet -- let's hope that snow melts by Tuesday!) Till next time.....


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Partners in Progress workshop to focus on SBIR program
Binghamton University and the Greater Binghamton Coalition is sponsoring a free workshop to help local researchers, entrepreneurs and investors understand the details for applying for Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grants.
"Partners in Progress: BU, Greater Binghamton and the Small Business Innovation Research Program," will be held from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 3, at the Holiday Inn Arena.
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Gaspe fishing - mid July
Hi gang, Jim Corrigan here with a not-so-brief trip report from early-mid July on the three Gaspe-town rivers (Dartmouth, St. Jean, York).
We (Axel Larsen & I) fished eight days (Jul 7-14). There was no significant rain during our stay and the rivers were slightly low (St. Jean), LOW (York), and VERY low (Dartmouth). We fished under brilliant Gaspe skies for our first three days, then had mostly cloudy days (with spotty showers) for much of the balance of the trip. There was enough light to fish by 3:30 AM. We were on the water before 5AM on the last seven of our days, and got most of our hookups WELL before 7AM. The afternoons & evenings were slow. The air temperatures were sent directly from paradise: 23-25 Celsius in mid-afternoon, cooling down to 10-12 for great (but brief) sleeps at night. Water temps were fine on all rivers. There were ZERO bad wind days! The biting flies (ALL of the usual suspects) were in their glory there was no way to avoid getting bitten!
We only won one day of water access through the 48hr draws for reserved pools, but we were extremely lucky getting leftover reserved water in the 5PM last chance Draws. Some very good Sectors were available in the 5PM draws. Our pre-season water reservations (2 days on Sector 2 Dartmouth the Falls Sector) were a total bust. There was little flow and very low water levels on the Dartmouth. No fish were seen in Ladder Pool & we think that Axel walked across the middle of Tent Pool we saw no fish anywhere in or below the tail of Ladder Pool. Axe clambered up to Gorge (Falls) Pool, which was full of fish, and fished it for a very short time. I puppied out on this mountain goat climb! My old felt soles, the vicious ledges and a weak will made me decide on discretion over what looked like a certain swim. After a couple of hours watching Sector 2 on Day 5, we bought open-water passes on the Dart for our two days on this river. We ate the $190.00 each in passes for two days on Sector 2. Thats salmon fishing! If rain had bumped the river during our trip, Sector 2 might have been the hottest Sector on any of the three Gaspe rivers.
We fished York open water on Day 1 (fish seen at Chute & Baillargeon Pools nowhere else), and York 6 on Day 2 (no fish in tails of the slow water pools & nothing in Dexter). We saw 4-6 fish cruising the slow pools through the day and had no action in Sector 6. As the York fishing was quite slow, we changed our focus to the other rivers. We spent 4 of our 6 remaining days on the St. Jean (3 days in Sector 1, one day on Lady Gray in Sector 2). Wild Rose was fishing fantastically well we spent most of 3 days on it. We had at least two hookups per day on this pool, and a couple at & in the run above Bluff Pool.
Our other two days were spent on (and at a rock pile below) Big Salmon Hole on the Dart. This was virtually the only pool on the Dart open waters that had any flow, so it was quite busy (in rotation for much of each day). It was tough going, but Axe & I both got hookups in or below the main pool.
There were mishaps and adventures! Axel was tasted by a Lamprey in Cuve Pool! He felt several bumps behind his knee, and turned to see an UGLY (says Axe!), 2.5 foot thing slide up the ledge behind him. He said he nearly jumped into the depths when he saw it! We saw American eels, ruffed grouse, woodcock, deer, big hawks and salmon (of course). Axe nearly got the car stuck on a pool tour of the Madelaine (a gorgeous and BIG river). It took at least 5 tries to get up a steep, loose gravel slope at the canoe put-in above Sector 1.
I had a very tough trip for gear! One of my felt soles pulled back from the toe early in the trip. With daily use and no backup, it was too wet to re-glue, so I hobbled around on a bad boot for most of the week. My #1 fly line cracked badly about 30 back from the leader end. The crack spread open on the core & the line was useless I went to my backup. Finally, I trashed TWO rods in a half-day of fishing. The first died in the classic manner. I stepped on it while trying to release a grilse. My backup rod, which had seen little use in several years, experienced terminal ferrule lock when I tried to separate it at noon on the same day. Team tactics, dubious & weird techniques failed to budge it. I finally got it to move, only to discover that the finish on the male ferrule had turned with the female part, coming completely detached from the graphite on the male section. This was the only movement we ever got out of it, and teams of anglers and local strongmen could not get it apart. With the finish torn off the male end of the ferrule, the rod was pretty well done anyway. I broke it to get it in the car on our morning out.
Oh ya, my sciatic nerve flared up, and I busted my guts with a very powerful AI drug while dealing with my hip/back issues, I fell in while releasing a fish, and came as close as I ever want to come to filling my trousers on a tight-cheeked dash to the privy at Big Salmon Hole.
On the business end, Ann Smith is having a VERY good season! She helped us with pool choices, and gave us some useful and inspirational flies to try on the St. Jean. Inspirational??? I fished my own variant of a Rogers Fancy (one of the flies that Ann had put in her gift pack to us). This fly produced FOUR hookups for me in Wild Rose over two days!!! We fished a number of pools along with Quebec Sporting guides and clients. Both guides and sports were friendly, informative and fun to fish with.
The ZEC Gaspe is demanding that each angler pick up their water passes in person. It looks like the ZEC has found a simple way to prevent reservations from being transferred from Lottery Draw winners to other anglers. GREAT MOVE! The ZEC Gaspe should be congratulated for their decision on this matter!
The fishing???
We did VERY well for hookups! We had 15 solid connections in eight days on the water. I was very lucky this trip, bringing six fish to the net. Axel was snakebitten! He had seven solid hookups, so we were virtually even in moving fish. Unfortunately, he brought only one (great!) fish to the shore. Axe had pullouts and break-offs on rocks. A run of bad luck it was one of those trips for him, but he got a bunch of great runs and jumps out of his hooked fish.
Oh ya we released all netted fish.
I've tried to attach several photos from our trip, but I can't get past my technological limitations. When I try to add a jpeg, I get a strange box that asks for some sort of image text. Perhaps a more computer-savvy member can help/advise me to get a few pixies on the site. Thanks in advance! I'd like to show a couple of our great fish (35-36", deep, fresh and STRONG), and some shots of the unreal Gaspe salmon pools.
The fishing was not easy, but with good luck/choices on the pools, (or by working with a great experts like Ann Smith) one can have a very productive July trip on these fantastic rivers. And, there are no bad days on the green Gaspe pools!
Hey Jim!!
Fishing Secrets???????????? :D Who can hold them inside??????????? :hihi:
I just knew it!!!!!!!
I respect that, though..... quite a few anglers here know what I mean!! :rolleyes:
I figure, hey!! they are not stopping by for a chat......... it's because they are fishing hard and catching fish!!!
(Jim here are your photos.....)
Oh!! York mid-season count: (official count: 879 salmon / 177 grillses (17%) for a total of 1045. Some pools were not counted, but it gives us a good idea of the runs .
Bonsoir Axel & Jim!!
(bravo ils sont tous encore à l'eau!!)
Hi Ann
Nice pic's. However,The Madeleeeene looks rather low !
Folk that have fished the York, have mentioned that the river had few fish and we were all waiting anxiously for the count ! Some very experienced fishermen were worried about the river !
BTW,met up with Seth Harris on the Petite Cascapedia,right after his York fishing ,and he THOROUGHLY enjoyed it ,and your guiding service .
Hi Ann, Jim Corrigan here. Thanks for getting my little Gaspe collage up on this site! As well, I'm proud to be in the 'Testimonials' section of your own website.
Sounds like the fish are in the York! We saw a substantial number of massive fish when we stopped for a peek at White House Pool.
I'll hope for rain for the Gaspesie - bonne peche!
Jim :smokin:
Cool report Jim, :smokin: :smokin: :smokin: :smokin: :smokin:
I'm glad you and Axel had a good trip. I'm bumbed Brian, Tony, Rick and me didn't get a chance to see the two of you up there this year. Drop me a line in the fall. We will have to do some steelheading.
Thanks Charlie - our Gaspe trip really worked out well, despite the shocking lack of quality Martinis and freshly-barbequed Hot Dogs at the Fort Ramsay.
Fall steelheading EH??? This sounds great! Steelhead fishing is very relaxing for me, as I never actually hook a fish. I watch Axe drag them in, and practice my spey casting.
I find it to be easy fishing - totally undisturbed by annoying strikes. :D
A quick report (second hand) from the Humber River in Newfoundland - a couple of our buddies have just started their trip on this great river. I think they are fishing below Big Falls in the Deer Lake area.
My second-hand sources say that the Humber is low and fish are stacked up in relatively few spots. One friend had a great first day - 3 hookups, 2 fish to the net! I assume that they were grilse, but my contact did not say.
Atlantic Salmon everywhere - GREAT!!!
Nice mid-season count on the York, EH? I think I saw a monster in White House with a hook scar from Brian's fly!
Take care!
Good Season
Thanks for the report Jim, it looks like the St. Jean is regaining some of its former glory (c&r paying off). What do you think Anne? It looks like it is fishing really consistently this year. It looks like your clients are having more than their share of success (wouldn't have anything to do with the quality of the guiding would it? :wink: ) Jim forget the martinis nobody has better scotch than Charlie. :hihi:
Fishing secrets?????
Fishing Secret?? Fishing hard??
I must show you the following photos............
Et OUi!!! Mr G Pearson!!!
(No wonder he never showed up at the Brise Bise for a beer!!!) :tsk_tsk:
Greg!!! congratulations!!! Man!!! What a catch!!!
What great photos!!!
(Charlie..... I think he was the guy with that white van !! :hihi: )
A... :smokin:
Dear Mr.Pearson...
That is a nice fish. And sea lice to boot. :Eyecrazy:
A question ... Is Mr. Pearson's amazing fish a recent catch or an early June fish? :confused:
It would be great if fresh fish of this size were coming up the rivers in mid-July!
A few years ago, I remember seeing a fresh fish of at least 42 inches in the bottom of Grande Fourche (Sector 2 on the York).
The time???
Last week of September.
It was a June fish. Greg said it measured 45" x 23" and was estimated at between 35-37 lbs. Size 8 green stonefly.
Hey Bill!
Did you go up yet this year? And if so how did you do?
Hi Charlie
Yes, was up for my normal week on the Grande, Petite and Bonaventure. Upper Grande had very little water when we fished it, but the Petite and Bonnie were in great shape. My first grilse ever in 9 years on these rivers. Bob and I didn't catch any big fish this year . . . all looked like they came from a cookie cutter . . . 13-16 lbs. All fresh, bright and feisty. 4 fish on the next to the last day on dead drift dries. There was one fish over 30 lbs in camp for the week from the Petite. Off to NB for a couple of weeks in Sept. Will you get up there again this year?
Glad you had a good trip. Unfortunately I will not be going up any more this year. I will be going to Montana in September. Let us know how you do in NB.
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