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MAMMOTH SPRING (KAIT) Last year's flood inundated the Jim Hinkle fish hatchery outside Mammoth Spring.
Thousands of rainbow trout were lost.
The fishing was still pretty good last year and this year will be even better.
The hatchery sits on an island in the middle of the Spring River. Not a good place to be when it floods.
Standing right above the dam with the spray wrapping around us Melissa Jones from the Arkansas Game and Fish told me about last year.
"We've been used to flooding but we've never seen anything to the likes of the flooding we experienced March 18 and again on April 10."
The flooding damaged some of the hatchery's facilities including the 100 year old dam. Perhaps the greatest loss was in trout.
Jones, "We lost some of our fish production about 40 percent. We usually have around a million fish on inventory. We lost about 300 thousand trout after both floods. "
The hatchery uses concrete raceways to raise the rainbows. It also has a feature that makes it unique. They have 47 steel silos they raise fish in. Silos provide lots of vertical space because there is limited horizontal space.
The silos are about 17 feet deep, 13 feet across and hold 22 thousand gallons of water.
Anglers come from all over to fish the Spring River. David Rainey and his buddy Jeff Oswalt are from Tupelo Mississippi.
"The fishing is very good here especially at Mammoth Spring, the Spring River is real good. "
Rainey says trout fishing has a certain allure to it. In the parking lot were plates from Missouri, Mississippi, Ohio and even Florida.
You run into people from different parts of the county that have come a lot further away than we've come from just to come here and trout fish.
Based on last years loss I asked Melissa Jones how is the fishing going to be this year?
She may have been a little biased, "Trout fishing on Spring river is always great, seriously we're hearing some really good reports from anglers. "
For those of you who don't want to try for trout-- the spring has walleye, small mouth bass and catfish.
Plus, it's just a great area to visit.
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Venue Review: Mai Japanese Restaurant
The Charlotte Observer
7731 Colony Rd. #F3, Charlotte
More info about this restaurant
Shiramine Masanori is being smart now with his Mai at Colony Place.
Since taking over the former Yotto, then renaming it after his last place in Charlotte (the well-known and missed Mai on South Boulevard), Masanori crafted a longer and more diverse Japanese menu. He's included enough explanation to soothe the uninitiated, without insulting the aficionado.
The lineup doesn't break much ground, though there are more nonseafood/nonmeat dishes than usual – from hiyayako (tofu and ginger sauce) to kiriboshi (dried radish with fried bean curd) to agedashi (fried tofu with mushroom sauce). Specials include salmon and yellowtail cheeks, wonderful additions, but straightforward dishes are executed well, too. And sushi chef Yoshi may look familiar to you; he used to work at Nakato in Charlotte.
One night, we sat at the sushi bar and happily worked through much of the nigiri sushi menu: tamago (egg); maguro (no toro tuna, sadly, so we went with the cheaper form); sake (salmon); hamachi (yellowtail); amaebi (sweet shrimp, its deep-fried head served separately); unagi (freshwater eel); saba (mackeral).
We were delighted to find uni (sea urchin) – which isn't offered at many sushi places around town – and crisp nori (the seaweed wrappers): good rice and a dab of wasabi on each pad of rice beneath the seafood. Several places I've been recently have left this traditional seasoning off altogether – I'm guessing because diners who don't want it have complained.
(If you don't want the spicy wasabi paste on your sushi, just say, "Sabi-nuki kudasai" (sah-bee noo-kee koo-da-sah-ee), which means "No wasabi, please." Maybe then itamae – sushi chefs – can return to tradition. We even won't get into the whole real wasabi vs. wasabi paste argument, OK?)
Another night, we tried an assortment of dishes. A slab of black cod marinated in miso arrived with lovely magenta pickles and rice, while a bento box dinner proved quite filling: a big piece of salmon over onions, four fat pork dumplings, two pieces of shrimp tempura with a piece each of zucchini, squash and broccoli, and a bit of refreshing seaweed salad. Tekkadon brings a bowl of sushi rice topped with lots and lots of maguro slices; you can season as you like. Miso soup accompanies this entrée, as it does with chirashi (a chef's choice of sashimi over the same amount of rice) or unadon (unagi atop the rice).
Hibachi dinners, udon and soba noodle entrees and the meat-topped rice bowls called donburi all share space on the menu. "Set meals" – tei shoku – include main dishes of salted fresh fish, stir-fried beef or tempura, each served with rice, miso soup and salad.
Small orange pendants light a line of tables along the faux-paned windows, overlooking the parking lot, with sconces over a banquette. The sushi bar is also brightly lit, and while I love being able to really watch knifework, dimming that light a bit would soften the place. (So would tucking away some of the less-attractive bins of recyclables and cleaning cloths by the bar.)
White-shirted servers in black pants are quick and coolly competent, and – if you show real interest in the food – they become downright enthusiastic.
With strong basics like these, that feeling is likely to come over you, too.
The longer, more diverse Japanese menu is a hit.(Full review)
He renamed it to Mai because Yotto at Ayrsley got a bad rep after being shut down by the health department, then receiving less than stellar sanitation grades which is not good for a sushi place. I saw the ads for Mai being a "new" place at Ayrsley so I went to check it out. While the sgn on the outside may say "Mai", the papers and menus they had all over the door still said "Yotto" two monthers after the name change. I walked into the vestibule, noticed a very foul order like rotting fish and the same inspection grade and date on the card from when it "was" Yotto (90). Sushi places need to be held to a higher standard.
In fairness, the Yotto/Mai reviewed here on Colony has always received very good sanitation grades but I have not eaten there.


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The final three: We can say with a high degree of confidence that Mitt Romney's vice-presidential pick has largely come down to three men: former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, U.S. Sen. Rob Portman, and House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan. And it's more than possible that Romney has already made up his mind. All three VP finalists bring something different to the table. Pawlenty is the loyal outsider, who would enable a Romney-Pawlenty ticket to run as former governors vowing to take on Washington; Pawlenty also potentially would add some blue-collar appeal to the ticket. Portman would be the insider, someone who knows the ways of Washington and who could help govern starting on Day 1. And Ryan would be the crusader, who wants to substantially transform America's entitlement programs and who would excite a good portion of the GOP's conservative base. Indeed, Ryan has emerged a VERY REAL possibility, but he also brings the most risk. If Romney selects him, it's more than conceivable that the dominant campaign discussion in the fall won't be the economy -- but rather the deficit and Medicare. Of course, there was already a good chance the Ryan plan will get plenty attention regardless of Romney's VP pick.
*** Bold vs. cautious GOPers divided on Ryan: Politico writes that Republican observers are split on Ryan. "Ryan advocates, including some of his colleagues and high-profile conservative elites, believe Romney will lose if he doesn't make a more assertive case for his candidacy and that selecting the 42-year-old wonky golden boy would sound a clarion call to the electorate about the sort of reforms the presumptive GOP nominee wants to bring to Washington. Call them the 'go bold' crowd." On the other hand: "Their opposites, pragmatic-minded Republican strategists and elected officials, believe that to select Ryan is to hand President Barack Obama's campaign a twin-edged blade, letting the incumbent slash Romney on the Wisconsin congressman's Medicare proposal and carve in the challenger a scarlet 'C' for the unpopular Congress. This is the cautious corner."
*** Romney leads in CO, but Obama's ahead in VA and WI: Last week, President Obama campaigned in Florida and Ohio -- just as new Quinnipiac/New York Times/CBS polls showed him leading (and above 50%) in those two states. But today, as he begins a two-day swing through Colorado, the same polling outfit shows him trailing Romney among likely by five points in the state, 50%-45%. That said, new Quinnipiac/New York Times/CBS surveys also show Obama leading in Virginia (49%-45%) and Wisconsin (51%-45%). So out of the six battleground states that Quinnipiac has polled in the past two weeks -- Colorado, Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin -- Obama leads in five of them. And speaking of polls, a new national Washington Post/ABC survey finds that Romney's fav/unfav is still underwater at 40%-49% versus Obama's 53%-43%. In fact, ABC adds that Romney "is laboring under the lowest personal popularity ratings for a presumptive presidential nominee in midsummer election-year polls back to 1984."
*** The GOP's danger in elevating Bill Clinton: Over the past few months, the Romney campaign has elevated Bill Clinton (and even Hillary) in an attempt to divide Democrats and to appeal to downscale white voters. And now comes the Romney camp's latest TV ad. "In 1996, President Clinton and a bipartisan Congress helped end welfare as we know it by requiring work for welfare," the narrator says in it. "But on July 12th, President Obama quietly announced a plan to gut welfare reform by dropping work requirements." As Greg Sargent writes, this effort is to portray Clinton as the "good" kind of Democrat and Obama as the "bad" kind. But there is a real danger here for the Romney campaign and Republicans: Clinton is supporting Obama, and he can swing back like he did last night when he released a statement calling the ad "not true." More Clinton: The recently announced waiver policy was originally requested by the Republican governors of Utah and Nevada to achieve more flexibility in designing programs more likely to work in this challenging environment. The administration has taken important steps to ensure that the work requirement is retained and that waivers will be granted only if a state can demonstrate that more people will be moved into work under its new approach."
*** You turn him into a fair observer, just when he has a primetime speaking slot: What's more, Clinton will be delivering a big primetime speech at the Democratic convention. So when the Romney campaign airs this kind of TV ad -- elevating Clinton as a fair observer in this presidential contest -- persuadable voters might be paying attention to what Clinton has to say at the Dem convention. And what happens if Bubba unloads on Romney? Just something to consider…
*** Playing loose with the facts: Speaking of that new Romney TV ad on welfare, First Read has already pointed out that it's a dubious assertion to claim that Obama is trying to "gut welfare reform." Why? Because the HHS memo in question clearly states that it "will only consider approving waivers relating to the work participation requirements that make changes intended to lead to more effective means of meeting the work goals of TANF." In other words, the work requirement is still there. So when Romney told FOX last night that Obama believes that "they shouldn't have to have the work requirement" isn't a correct statement. But there is a clear reason why the Romney camp wants to continue airing this TV ad: Obama continues to overperform with downscale whites, especially in places like Ohio. But this Romney advertisement isn't the only new TV ad out there that's playing loose with the facts. The pro-Obama Super PAC Priorities USA Action has a spot with a man claiming that he lost his family's health insurance after Bain Capital helped close a Kansas City steel plant in 2001 -- and that his wife died shortly after. But as Politico notes, the man's wife died in 2006, years after the steel plant closed down.
*** "Romney Hood" vs. "Obamaloney": But not only are the TV ads playing loose with the facts, the rhetoric on the campaign trail also has devolved to name calling. So on Monday night, there was Obama talking about "Romney Hood," seizing on that recent non-partisan Tax Policy Center report. "[Romney would] ask the middle class to pay more taxes so that he could give another $250,000 tax cut to people making more than $3 million a year. It's like Robin Hood in Reverse. It's Romney Hood!" And here's how Romney countered to FOX: "We've been watching the president say a lot of things about me and about my policies. And they're just not right. And if I were to coin a term, it would be 'Obamaloney.'" Have we really gotten to the name calling stage of the campaign in August? Ugly. Are the candidates proud of the tone of the campaign?
*** On the trail: Obama stumps in Colorado, hitting Denver at 3:20 pm ET and Grand Junction at 7:25 pm ET… Romney campaigns in Des Moines, IA at 9:25 am ET… Meanwhile, Romney's surrogates and VP possibilities are out in full force -- Portman attends campaign office openings in Colorado; Pawlenty visits Michigan; and Chris Christie raises money for Romney in California.
*** McCaskill gets her man: Endangered Sen. Claire McCaskill (D) caught a real break last night when the one challenger she was HOPING to run against -- Rep. Todd Akin (R) -- surprisingly won his competitive three-way GOP Senate primary in Missouri last night. As National Journal writes, "Polls have showed McCaskill trailing Akin though she polls closer to him than she did against businessman John Brunner and former Treasurer Sarah Steelman, who Akin edged Tuesday." This Missouri Senate contest is a real race now. McCaskill still may lose, but it's going to be close. Meanwhile, while Democrats were bracing that Jay Inslee (D) would come in second to Rob McKenna (R) in Washington state's blanket gubernatorial primary, it turns out that Inslee got 47% to McKenna's 43%, per the Seattle Times. Now, as Democrats had been telling First Read, the blanket primary isn't the best way to judge what will happen in November, because the electorates are different. But still, Democrats have to feel good about last night's result in Washington.
*** Conservatives wage and win 'Border War': The Kansas-Missouri rivalry -- in sports as well as what happened in the 1800s -- is known as the "Border War" and last night conservatives won their own version in both states with Akin's win in Missouri and the conservative state Senate takeover in Kansas. In Missouri, after his victory last night, Akin declared: "This campaign is about reclaiming our Godly values, rebuilding the American Dream, restoring the America that we love." Across the border, in Kansas, nine incumbent, moderate-leaning GOP state senators, including the Senate president, were ousted -- and it was fueled by outside money, including from the Koch Brothers. Their sin: Working with Democrats "to block some of the most aggressive parts of [Gov. Sam] Brownback's agenda." NPR: "The Kansas GOP's not getting over this any time soon. Normally, after a primary, the party throws a unity breakfast. Not this morning."


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It's Week Ten of HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL. This week, AJC high schools beat writer Michael Carvell is off but he'll return next week to blog live and take your questions about high school football and related topics.
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WEEK 10 SCOREBOARD: CLICK HERE to see the Week 10 results.
Here are the Week Ten games you can find stories and photos from this weekend on ajc.com…
Southwest DeKalb vs. Tucker
Roswell vs. Walton
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North Gwinnett vs. Duluth
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Hiram vs. Sprayberry
Brookwood vs. South Gwinnett
In the metro Atlanta roundup, get the scoop on these games…
Pebblebrook vs. Westlake
Marietta vs. Harrison
Norcross vs. Peachtree Ridge
Shiloh vs. Parkview
Chamblee vs. Stone Mountain
Avondale vs. Lovett
Decatur vs. Blessed Trinity
Lassiter vs. Centennial
Therrell vs. Carver-Atlanta
WEEK 10 SCOREBOARD: CLICK HERE to see the Week 10 results.
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Week 10 topic: Which once-mighty teams have fallen farthest from the top?
October 29th, 2009
9:02 am
The RAIDERS from EP have Cherokee coming to "THE BONEYARD" this week and this will be the make or break week that "should" decide the final spot (#4) for region 5A playoffs.
Harrison plays Marietta in a game that I guess you could call a "toss-up" but the only hope EAST has for the final playoff spot lies in Harrison getting beat.
Harrison has Etowah next week and EAST travels to Woodstock so baring upsets in the final weeks games tomorrow night seems to be the 2 games that tell the outcome…Then the #4 winner gets the PRIZE of playing Grayson AT Grayson in the first round so want that be fun…!!!!!
In another BIG game the UNDEFEATED 8/0 Hornets of Hiram travel to Sprayberry 6/2 for a game that will decide the Sub- REGION champion of 7B AAAA!!!! For a Hiram team that only started playing in 2000 this is UNCHARTED WATERS!!!
Good Luck Hiram & GO RAIDERS!!!!!!!
October 29th, 2009
9:05 am
You should add the Northwest-Dalton games to your "Games to watch" list. We're projecting 15,000 people to be there, and it's for the 7A-AAAA title. It's going to be an awesome game. The Northwest/Dalton winner will play the Hiram/Sprayberry winner for the 7AAAA title.
October 29th, 2009
9:47 am
Here we go Northside!! Tomorrow is the BIG night…
I also wanted to comment on a post from earlier in the week, being a smart *** and asking what channel is the game being televised??? Many NS-WR games have been televised in the past… and actually I was wondering WHY the Lowndes-Valdosta game was even televised??? Just because Valdosta won a heep of championships 20 years ago??? I mean really, come on… WINNERSVILLE???? LOL… I mean I do have to give props to Valdosta for being a great team of the past… but just remember Lowndes… the television station wasn't there because of you.. but because of your red headed step sister… =) Have a great day!
October 29th, 2009
11:23 am
If Tucker plays a solid game against SWD they have a shot at winning. I've been following this team for the past three years and know the strengths and weaknesses. The defense have gotten better since the beginning of the season. We lost the running ability of QB Chris Beck last year but have a better passing game with Norman Hayes. This game hangs mainly on the play of Tucker's offensive line.
October 29th, 2009
12:36 pm
I'll be doing the Hiram/Sprayberry clash for the Region 7B-4A sub region title. I'll keep you in the loop as it should be an interesting and high flying football game.
October 29th, 2009
12:37 pm
Nice to see that someone out there noticed the play of Chris Beck for Tucker last season. He was overshadowed by all of the other "talent" on the field and received almost no publicity. But his ability to cooly run the offense without mistakes, make the correct reads/fakes/handoffs against defenses in money situations and break runs from the QB position were a huge key to the team's success. He had a standout game vs Marist in the Dome and repeatedly gashed them for key 1st downs with his legs and his arm.
On top of that, he carried a 4.0 average. He is the prototype leader and student athlete.
West Point got a good one.
October 29th, 2009
12:42 pm
Having seen both Marietta and Harrison should win no problem.
October 29th, 2009
12:42 pm
Harrison should win
October 29th, 2009
12:45 pm
eagleforlife: I was the (to quote you) " smart *** " who asked where the game is being televised. Since you sidestepped and did not answer my question, the question still stands: Where will the game be televised? Maybe there are people out there who would like to watch it.
I also asked other questions that no one has answered yet: 1. How will the four teams share the MAC next year when Veterans High opens. 2. Are there any plans to build a new stadium? 3. Are the WR/Houston schools administered by one County Board of Education, or are there separate city and county systems?
Rather than rant on about red-headed stepsisters, can you please just answer my questions? There's no diabolical plot at work here.
October 29th, 2009
12:51 pm
SWD vs Tucker
Both teams have outstanding speed but I believe SWD's size and physical play will win out. Over 4 quarters their experienced seniors and lines should gain control of the game.
Tucker will have to play 4 quarters of mistake-free football and force some turnovers. And that opportunity may be there for them in the kicking game. SWD's kicking game looked pretty bad on CSS last week. They will need to find that part of their game as they move into the playoffs. It becomes more important in terms of field position, because the teams you face get tougher every week.
October 29th, 2009
12:59 pm
My Predictions for this week as the regular season is beginning to wind down to a close
Pebblebrook vs. Westlake Take Westlake
Marietta vs. Harrison Take Harrison
Norcross vs. Peachtree Ridge Take The "RIDGE" Peachtree Rridge
Shiloh vs. Parkview Take Parkview
Chamblee vs. Stone Mountain Take Stone Mountain
Avondale vs. Lovett Take Lovett
Decatur vs. Blessed Trinity Take Blessed Trinity
Lassiter vs. Centennial Take Lassiter
Therrell vs. Carver-Atlanta Take Carver-Atlanta
October 29th, 2009
1:31 pm
Parkview's QB back and able to play this or next week? Parkview will be a dangerous team if their senior is at QB.
Brookwood will lose to South Gwinnett making their last game at home against Parkview a must win. Number 4 seed from 8 AAAAA will go into playoffs with losing record. Will it be Brookwood or Parkview in week 11?
October 29th, 2009
1:46 pm
Goober……..Very good questions…….. 1. How will the four teams share the MAC next year when Veterans High opens….(Ans ) Hoco ,Northside and Warner Robins will continue to share the Mac and rumor has it Veterans will share the Field with the Perry Panthers……. 2. Are there any plans to build a new stadium? (Ans) Hadn't heard anything ,If there is a stadium built ,surely it will sit south of Highway 96 ,all in Warner Robins will agree…..3. Are the WR/Houston schools administered by one County Board of Education, or are there separate city and county systems? (Ans) One school system ,located in the county seat of Perry Ga, not only the Warner Robins schools also the Perry schools… the HCBOE , better known as the Gestopo,because if you should ever voice a complaint or gripe you're quickly escorted from the premises and never heard from again…..
October 29th, 2009
2:17 pm
GOOF… sorry, I meant GOOBER- You always amuse me.. Thanks for making me smile!! =) I believe that you must be ENR's alter ego!!
I am soo sorry that I didn't answer your questions.. so here goes (1) I am not sure how the BOE intends to share the stadium, however I am sure that either HoCo or Veterans will get their own stadium before either NS or WR does.. because that is how it goes in Warner Robins.. (2) I am not aware of any plans to build a new stadium.. I haven't heard anything about it.. but like I said.. I am almost certain that it would not benefit NS or WR in any shape form or fashion… =) (3) The game is not being televised that I am aware of.. {I am sure you already knew that… but just to make you feel better} it has been in the past however.. (4) We only have one BOE and it is in Perry.. Ok.. any more questions that I can help you with??? I will be happy to assist you.. and Thank you for giving me a good laugh almost daily.. hehe
October 29th, 2009
2:31 pm
it would be greatly appreciated if norcross could hit ptree ridges quarterback pretty hard so he cant play for just next week. it would make our job a lot easier at ng. nothing that is too bad but last game he sat out because his non throwing shoulder was sore
October 29th, 2009
3:41 pm
Hey eagleforlife……….When Northside and Warner Robins win as many State Championships as Lowndes and Valdosta has, maybe you'll get televised. Until then, quit complaining. GO DEMONS
October 29th, 2009
3:51 pm
I am still cheering for my BRONCOS. I would seriously like a win tomorrow night! Win or Lose I still love my BRONCOS!!
October 29th, 2009
4:20 pm
Sportsfan31313: What is your pick on the Battle of Snellville (South Gwinnett vs Brookwood) & Buford vs Westminster?
cane fan: Fitzgerald to put something on the Albany High Indians that Oral Roberts, Ajax & Robert Hydrick can't take off.
TJ: If Parkview wins out they are 6-4. If Brookwood loses to South & beats Parkview they will be 5-5.
Take Grayson in a big way over Idle.
Newnan to punish Mundy & their Mill.
October 29th, 2009
4:22 pm
Eagleforlife;better hope you dont face Lowndes in the dome.Will be a totally different team than the one you think you beat the pants off.Brag now;but lets see what happens playoff time.Also;dont look past Colquitt;thay are better than you think & could possilbly upset someones playoff plans.
October 29th, 2009
4:33 pm
To eagle and Reeze: Thanks for the info. Before I proceed, since I am on probation I must inform Hiz Honor the Blog Policeman that my following questions/comments do relate to football, as I hope he will be able to discern:
1. In all seriousness, will the game be available anywhere on TV or on the web? Many of us would like to watch it or record it.
2. Do y'all know yet how the new district boundaries will be drawn for the four high schools next year, and how they might affect the populations of WR, NS and HoCo? Does Watson Blvd. still divide NS and WR high schools?
3. Do you know what the expected population and Class (AA, AAA, etc.) will be for the new Veterans High, and where is it being built?
4. Both of you made comments that indirectly indicate some issues with the Board and the football teams / high schools / stadiums, etc. Care to elaborate? (provided Hiz Honor approves!)
5. It seems there are very few WR Demons posters on these blogs, especially compared to the enthusiastic Eagles posters (or in the case of ENR, RABID posters!). Where are the Demons?
6. What's your prediction for the big game tomorrow night?
Good forture and health to both teams and may the officials call a good game.
October 29th, 2009
4:46 pm
2nd request: Does anyone out there know who the authoritative source is for the region 1-5A 3-way tie-breaker method, and can you cite where it is documented, or provide a link please?
October 29th, 2009
5:38 pm
Cane Fan — Ya'll should just send the "B" team.
October 29th, 2009
5:42 pm
Gouth Ga Rules,
Take South Gwinette, and I wanted to say Buford but realistically, Westminister…..
October 29th, 2009
6:10 pm
84Viking- I look back at the records kept by both schools sites for this season and it looks like the Eagles defeated the Vikings. I think i'm safe when I say that team the Eagles THINK they beat was the one they did beat. When you see that 1 in the column to the right, think of us kindly. Its already been done, and odds are we wont play again this year. If we do, it will probably be different, thats the nature of football…its rarely the same. BTW, I REALLY enjoyed that game.
October 29th, 2009
6:18 pm
Hey Sportsfan31313, were you afraid to pick roswell big over walton ? No problem; I will pick it for you. Also, the upset special on Friday night will be Centenial over Lassitter 34-27. I wish I could be at 2 places as I would love to catch the centenial Lassiter game(game is at Centenial). But I must attend the Roswell beatdown of Walton. First and 10 Hornets!!!!!
October 29th, 2009
7:28 pm
Buford wins BIG over the soft preppy westminister boys. and its a long shot for both lowndes and Northside to get to the finals and we havent even started playoffs. the likelyhood of that happening is very low. and most region 1AAAAA posters are assuming they will probably play again. both teams gotta win 4 tough rounds before that can happen
October 29th, 2009
7:36 pm
oh ya and sorry brookwood mom but brookwood takes a pounding from south gwinnett. this team is really under the radar but dangerous
October 29th, 2009
8:52 pm
Viking Dad! U r alive and kicking!! Yippie! Fyi- I was not complaining, idc if the game is televised or not because I am going. I was merely responding to Goober… =) settle down!! It will be ok… That 1 to the right of your record will be on the books for years to come.. It will BE OK! I promise!! Oh.. I missed u when u were off crying for however many weeks you were gone! Gooooo Northside! Let's get a Demon!!
October 29th, 2009
8:56 pm
Goober- idk where the demon posters are.. I guess they aren't as supportive of their team.. They have their tail between their legs. Also, the BOE just tends to favor the south side of town when money is the issue (that being Bonaire, Kathleen – hoco and vet. High districts) bc the money is centralized in that part of town and our kids suffer bc of it. Its ok though… We r used to it.
October 29th, 2009
9:30 pm
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October 29th, 2009
10:59 pm
Eagle4life,The great one******E N R******* How early do I need to get to WR to get a ticket to this game ? Traveling from Stone mtn to visit some friends.
October 29th, 2009
11:13 pm
At least get there by 6pm in order to get a good seat!
October 29th, 2009
11:15 pm
Vet high is planned to have a football stadium on campus. Come on ya'll. Just sone simple research led me to this.
October 29th, 2009
11:33 pm
Wolverine: I am sooooooooo NOT surprised! Money talks! Oh well, Northside and Warner Robins are good with the Mac! We don't need a new stadium even though we really need one. The county of Houston is extremely biased! I'm actually a little relieved that we don't have to share with yet another school! WRHS and NHS need the MAC all to ourselves, let HoCo and VHS share the new stadium… I don't care to drive 20 miles across town to watch a game!
October 29th, 2009
11:36 pm
You mean you can still buy tickets at the Northside/Warner game?
It isn't sold out?
October 29th, 2009
11:36 pm
ha, I'm surprised ya'll didn't know about it. It was the first link under the Vet plans
October 29th, 2009
11:39 pm
I am having a hard time understanding why AJC has any interest in the game NG vs. Duluth with so many great games out there. This game might not be a blow out, but it should not be in close, either.
Unfortunately, this year's Norcross seems to be a shadow of their former glory so Peachtree Ridge should have an easy contest. Perhaps Norcross views this as a line in the sand on the way to the playoffs, but I just don't think they have the tools to mount a challenge this year.
BullDawgBites, ummm, I do not think anyone should ever hope for an injury to one of these high school kids. Our society places undue emphasis on football. We place the athletes on pedestals and some people spend hours and hours analyzing performances, discussing possibilities and predicting results. But they are still just kids. I hope that every single one of them does their best and stays healthy, so they can live productive healthy adult lives long after fans have discarded them as yesterday's news. You have no idea how many former football players will nurse permanent injuries that are both minor and major throughout the rest of their lives. To go further and actually wish an injury on one of these kids, is just sick. Sorry to be so harsh, but I really cannot support that sort of sentiment in any way and I think your comments reflect poorly on your team, on Suwanee, on Gwinnett, and on High School football fans in general.
The P'tree vs North game at the end of the season should be an epic battle, and I hope that both teams bring their "A" game.
October 30th, 2009
12:00 am
You are right SouthGA, I think Parkview can win out if Senior QB plays last game. If not Brookwood takes home game next week and goes into playoffs as number 4 seed at 5-5, they will not beat South this week. And 5-5 to me is losing record. South will surprise a lot of teams in playoffs if their defense steps up.
October 30th, 2009
12:00 am
YO- we ALWAYS have room for more! U should come out! =) we have plenty of room!
October 30th, 2009
12:28 am
U see, unlike Martin stadium, we have seating in other areas besides the stands. =) don't downplay our rivalry, it only makes u look foolish. Hater: yo!
October 30th, 2009
12:29 am
Wolverine2Blazer: Those plans you posted look more like a practice field witha track, not a stadium.
Yo: There are always tickets available. You just will probably end up sitting on the grass on the west end or standing to watch the game.
October 30th, 2009
12:32 am
Fyi: vikingdad; wrhs is pretty close to lhs state champs record, in which lhs trails by quite a few compared to valdosta.
October 30th, 2009
1:31 am
GAME OF THE WEEK 7-1 LaGrange at 7-1 Carver-Columbus for the 2-AAA region championship!!!! Both teams' losses are to AAAAA competetion..Gonna be a classic!!!!
October 30th, 2009
7:31 am
Big night in Newnan. A win over Mundy's Mill will sew up Newnan's 4th region championship in a row! GO GOUGARS!
October 30th, 2009
7:53 am
Cherokee 24..EP 17
October 30th, 2009
8:34 am
you are right jefferson, the 2nd string should get a lot of playing time in tonight and 1st should be able to lick their wounds, the biggest game of the season next friday against thomasville. which i am very excited about. good luck to all the teams out there tonight!!!!
October 30th, 2009
9:03 am
Could somebody explain to me how 5-5 is a losing record. It seems to me that losing more than you've won is a losing record. 5-5 looks like .500 to me
October 30th, 2009
9:14 am
I like the way you think Wolverine Fan!
October 30th, 2009
9:42 am
Suwanee Ownz: The only reason AJC has interest in NG-Duluth game is what is happening outside of the game with B Mac & Nick Green having their baseball jersies retired. Outside of that, the game is a non story. Same with Collins Hill & South Forsyth.
Look for the Suwanee teams to win big tonight. (Collins Hill, North Gwinnett & P'Tree Ridge)
Upset alert: WR 14 NSWR 13 Brookwood 21 South Gwinnett 17
No chance to be upset: Newnan, Fitzgerald, Camden, Stephenson
October 30th, 2009
10:18 am
You Lowndes supporters must really be afraid of that 2nd round trip to Camden Co. I know you are still in denial about losing to Northside, but you're not gonna back door your way into a region championship. Northside took care of business against you and will do the same these next two games. Stop what-ifing scenarios and start scouting Camden.


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Returns on R&D investment: A comprehensive survey on the magnitude and evaluation methodologies
AbstractAs technology and innovation seem to be contingent upon each other a great deal of attention has been given to the importance of assessing the contribution of R&D investment to firm and industry performance and, ultimately, to the economic performance of countries and regions. In industrialised societies not only private but also public agents have allocated increasing amounts of their resources to R&D activities, often considered the key path to innovativeness. At the same time, due to advances in empirical research, increasingly more focused on the micro (firms) rather than on the macro (country) level, old myths about the relationship between R&D, innovation and success began to fall down. Firstly, the idea that innovation is much broader than R&D has gained large support and has made it possible to identify other sources of innovation, beyond excellence in R&D, which had been largely hidden or neglected. As result, perceptions about small firms - or the so-called low-tech industries, which either do not carry out any significant R&D activities or are likely to perform them outside formal classifications - started to change. Secondly, the idea that more R&D investment is always automatically bond to success - whatever criteria one may choose to define success – has become nothing more than a utopia. In this paper we carry out an analysis of the literature on the magnitude and evaluation of R&D, and, possibly, of innovation. We identify the methodologies used and analyse to what extent the magnitude of (eventual) R&D returns is dependent on the methodology pursued and the level of analysis - firms (micro), industry (meso), and regions/countries (macro) - considered. We conclude that methodological approaches and levels of analysis determine, to a certain extent, the type of results obtained and, thus, variances between them.
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I'm usually on Microsoft's side, but that's only because they're a reality. Condemning Redmond, fighting against the proliferation of the Windows scourge, all that stuff just seems like fighting city hall. I'll tilt at windmills in my personal life, but when I'm working, I just want to get the job done. Most of the time, that involves Windows, so spending umpteen precious hours trying to figure out a way to do the same thing without Windows simply because I dislike big, rich companies seems like a waste of time for me and money for my clients.
That said, this intellectual property thing is juicy, gourmet-class FUD. Microsoft can't enforce some kind of class-action fee structure on open source software — not going to happen. And if what the Linux guys say is true — that Microsoft inadvertently made itself subject to the GPLv3 license by distributing Enterprise Suse as part of the Microsoft/Novell alliance — the open source world isn't suddenly going to get access to all the secret bits and bytes behind the Windows curtain.
The lawyers are going to have a payday. I'm going to get ammo for a whole bunch of literary zingers. And in the end, it'll be business as usual for both the Penguin and the rainy Northwest.


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Joplin Tornado
Joplin Gets $2.4M To Deal With Soil Problems
The money will help Joplin test and cleanup soil that was contaminated with lead and cadmium during the EF-5 tornado that ripped through it.
Hotel Guests Become Friends After Joplin Tornado
Most of the guests at the Residence Inn in Joplin, Mo., on the day of last year's tragic tornado, have similar stories.
Joplin Rebuilds
A year later, much of the debris has been cleared and damaged homes wiped from their foundations.
Joplin: The Class of 2012
For the 428 members of Joplin High School's Class of 2012, Monday night's graduation caps a senior year marked by tragedy, turmoil and perseverance.
Joplin Twister: Costliest Since 1950
One year anniversary is Tuesday.
TIAM Saturday: Jeff Hill, Lynn Onstot
Guests for this Saturday morning include Jeff Hill with the Compton Heights Home and Garden Tour and Joplin communications officer Lynn Onstot.
8 Indicted in Joplin Tornado Fraud
Each of the defendants is accused of falsely claiming damage to their homes or property for disaster benefits.
Hoops for Joplin Goes on in St. Louis
The game will be nonstop for 110 hours, with no timeouts, and rests for the players are not to exceed three hours. The 24 players are divided into two 12-member squads called Team St. Louis and Team Joplin.
Missouri Lawmakers Asserting More Control Over Budget
A billion-dollar bump to the budget may seem to contradict the hullabaloo about the state's tight finances.
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A heuristic procedure for solving the dynamic probabilistic project expediting problem
AbstractBecause of activity duration uncertainties, large-scale projects can often be modeled most realistically as probabilistic activity networks. The complex interactions among activities with uncertain durations virtually assures a low probability that these projects will be completed before predetermined due dates. As a result, it is often necessary to expedite individual activities in these projects to improve due date performance. This research introduces a dynamically applied matrix simulation approach for selecting expediting options in order to control the probability of successful project completion before predefined due dates. Experiments are conducted to demonstrate the ability of this new approach to generate quality alternatives and efficiently evaluate large-scale projects.
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Ladies, it's time to start thinking about a weekend of fun! It's never too early to start daydreaming of skiing through beautifully groomed trails on a bluebird day.
The 12th annual Women's Ski and Yoga Retreat at Sun Mountain Lodge! Held February 28-March 2, 2014, this weekend is all about relaxing and having fun with other women in the Methow's own winter wonderland. Whether you are brand new to the sport or are an experienced skier, there is something for everyone; our expert coaching team will help you become more proficient in both skate and classic skiing in a friendly, supportive environment.
Each day we'll start with yoga practice, fuel for the day with a delicious breakfast, then have morning and afternoon ski sessions (with a break for more delicious food, of course) on portions of the 65 kilometers of beautifully groomed ski trails Sun Mountain has to offer. Top it off with a post-ski stretch, and relax with new friends.
During your free time, sit with a good book at the fire; take in the beautiful mountain views with a soothing soak in the hot tub; or get a reviving massage for your tired muscles. With ski and yoga instruction for every level, everyone can treat themselves to this wonderful weekend.
The retreat cost is $325 and includes: ski instruction, trail passes, yoga sessions, breakfasts and lunches, and Friday night wine and hors d' oeuvres. Rooms and other activities are additional. Sun Mountain Lodge offers a special room rate for retreat participants of $113 + tax per night, single or double occupancy. Additional persons are $30 per person, per night (four person maximum per room). Call Sun Mountain Lodge directly to make room reservations at: 800-572-0493.
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If there's anything we can count on, it's change--and that can be scary. But here's the thing: when we know how to effectively lead change, it suddenly becomes a very good and powerful thing. It becomes less scary, and more...exciting. It helps us build new things, and inspire people to accomplish more than they ever imagined.
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Jeff has worked in news since 2001 and is WNPR's capital region reporter.
While here, he has focused his attention on Hartford, producing a few series -- including ones on life after prison, youth gangs, summer youth employment, and state money in local elections. Jeff has also covered state politics, cultural institutions, downtown housing, city schools and politics, and Mayor Pedro E. Segarra's transition into office. His work has aired on NPR's national broadcasts of Morning Edition and All Things Considered. You can find more of his stories at his blog. Jeff is also an occasional fill-in host.
Before working at WNPR, Jeff worked as the city reporter for the Hartford Courant. While at the Courant, he won a National Headliner Award for a Northeast Magazine story about the ostracized widow of the state's first casualty in Iraq; wrote about his post-Katrina, flooded out home in New Orleans; and was part of a team of reporters that broke the stories of alleged corruption at Hartford City Hall that led to the arrest of former Mayor Eddie A. Perez.
In 2012, Jeff was selected by NPR and Kaiser Health News for their joint "Health Care In The States" project. Also in 2012, Jeff was selected by the Tow Foundation and the John Jay College of Criminal Justice as a fellow in their juvenile justice reporting project.


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Kenneth L. Pyle, 64, of Delphi, Indiana, passed away at 11:28 a.m. on Friday, October 21, 2011, at his home after a year-long battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
He was born on March 24, 1947, in Warsaw, Indiana, to Everette and Agnes Norr Pyle, who are deceased.
Ken was a 1965 graduate of Adams Central High School at Monroe.
On November 30, 1968, he married Irene Flora at her parents' home near Delphi. She survives.
Janet M. Roughia, 83, of Decatur, died at 8:17 a.m. Wednesday in Adams Memorial Hospital.
She was born on September 9, 1928, in Fort Wayne to Chester and Blanche Byer Bryan.
She was married to Arnold R. Roughia for more than 50 years; he passed away on April 29, 2004.
Alan Lee Hendricks, 59, of Fort Wayne, passed away on Monday, October 24, 2011, in Fort Wayne.
Born in Decatur, Alan was an Indiana Air National Guard veteran who retired from B.F. Goodrich after 37 years.
He loved his family and grandchildren and enjoyed fishing and being outdoors.
Lucile M. Gelzleichter, 91, of Fort Wayne, a former Decatur resident, died on Sunday in Fort Wayne.
She was born in Decatur on November 27, 1919, to Lawrence and Matilda Rumschlag Braun.
Among survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Kevin (Kathy) Ethier of Mishawaka, and four sons, Ken Gelzleichter of Lewisville, Texas; Jim Gelzleichter of New Haven; Dave Gelzleichter of Poe; and Tom Gelzleichter of Brisbane, California.
Carol Ann Gresley, 56, of Hoagland, died at 1:02 p.m. Sunday in Visiting Nurse and Hospice Home of Fort Wayne, following an illness that lasted seven years.
She was born on September 30, 1955, in Fort Wayne to Donald F. and Violet M. Poehler Bohnke. Her father is deceased; her mother lives in Monroeville.
She married Don C. Gresley on September 22, 1984, in St. John Lutheran Church (Flatrock); he also survives.
Raymond C. "Bing" Johnson, 88, of Decatur, passed away on Monday, October 24, 2011, in the nursing center at Woodcrest Retirement Community.
He was born on September 30, 1923, in Decatur to Edward and Maude Kurtz Johnson.
He married Helen M. Ward on December 1, 1956; she died in September of 2000.
"Bing" was a member of Decatur Church of Christ and American Legion Post 43 in Decatur. He served his country in the United States Army during World War II.
Richard H. "Dick" Allspaw, 78, of Monroe, passed away on Saturday morning, October 22, 2011, at home.
He was born on June 28, 1933, to Robert and Harriet (Humphries) Allspaw in Berne.
He married Sharon Walker on June 8, 1969.
He graduated from Berne-French High School and Taylor University at Upland, Indiana. and earned a masters degree from Ball State University at Muncie.
He served in the U.S. Army from 1955 -57.
Denise R. Brite, 50, of Bluffton, died on Wednesday, October 19, 2011, at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne.
Denise was born in Decatur on February 14, 1961, to Joseph J. and Shirley N. (Hirschy) Brite.
Dolores M. Harshman, 89, of Kendallville, Indiana, formerly of Decatur, passed away at 1 p.m. on Saturday, October 22, 2011, at Lutheran Life Villages in Kendallville.
She was born on October 1, 1922, in Decatur to Frank J. and Mary Geimer Bentz, one of her 11 children.
She married Dale R. Harshman on August 22, 1942, and he passed away in 1996.
After starting out in a tiny apartment, they purchased a 40-acre farm east of Decatur.
Raymond C. "Bing" Johnson, 88, of Decatur, died today in the nursing center at Woodcrest Retirement Community.
Funeral arrangements are pending at Haggard-Sefton and Hirschy Funeral Home, Decatur.


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Bourbon Bonbons
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- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 5 1/2 cups sifted powdered sugar
- 1/4 cup bourbon
- 1/2 cup finely chopped pecans
- 1 (12-ounce) package semi-sweet chocolate morsels
- Beat butter in a large mixing bowl at medium speed of an electric mixer; gradually add sugar, beating well. Add bourbon and pecans; mix well.
- Shape mixture into 1-inch balls, and place on waxed paper lined baking sheets. Chill at least 30 minutes.
- Place chocolate morsels in top of a double boiler. Cook over simmering water, stirring constantly, until chocolate melts. Remove from heat, leaving chocolate over hot water. Using 2 forks, quickly dip chilled balls, one at a time, into melted chocolate. (To maintain coating consistency, add a small amount of warm milk to chocolate, if necessary.) Return bonbons to waxed paper-lined baking sheets, and chill until firm. Store in airtight containers in refrigerator.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Dairy
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
- PUBLICATION: Oxmoor House
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Panasonic's DMR-BR630V combo pairs a Blu-ray recorder with a good old VHS.
So many companies have been talking about putting Blu-ray into other CE devices. Panasonic is getting in that game—with a VHS combo?
Yes, it seems that old technologies never die… at least not if you pair them with newer technologies. The DMR-BR630V has a VHS/Blu-ray recorder combo.
Gizmodo says the unit has a 320GB hard drive and can write BDRs at six times speed. It also has the latest "MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 encoder" chips, HDMI and analog connections, and Panasonic's Viera link technology. Of course, the machine will also allow you to dub all of your old VHS onto Blu-ray, or vice versa as well as standard-def DVD—if you want to party like it's 1999 (or probably more like 1989).
One thing it doesn't have: a U.S. release date. According to AV Watch, the DMR-BR630V is expected to hit in Japan on October 1. The price will be somewhere in the $1,450 range.


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