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William T. "Bill" Panos - Director
William T. "Bill" Panos was appointed the 17th director of the Wyoming Department of Transportation in October 2015. Director Panos came to Wyoming with impressive credentials, drawing from diverse experience he's gained working in both the private and public sectors over the past 37 years.
Bill is a native of California and a graduate of the California State University where he studied physics and forensic science. His previous work has included engineering and leadership positions with the TRW Corporation, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the State of Washington and local government.
Bill also plays a leadership role in transportation issues for the United States. Bill serves on the American Association of State Highway Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Board of Directors and the Western Association of State Transportation Officials (WASHTO) Board of Directors. Previously he served as Director for the Port of Sacramento, Advisor to the President's Council on Sustainable Development, and Special Advisor to the Chancellor of the California State University System.
During his career, his work has intersected with numerous transportation-related functions and issues, including automotive manufacturing, transportation safety systems, government agency reform, large-scale infrastructure development, capital finance and asset management, public policy and regulation, multi-site operations, advanced risk assessment and inter-agency relations.
Gregg Fredrick - Chief Engineer
Gregg Fredrick oversees all planning, design, construction and maintenance activities associated with the state's transportation system in WYDOT's five districts.
Fredrick first worked for WYDOT during 1980 as a temporary employee, and he returned in 1986 permanently as a bridge engineer, after earning his bachelor's degree in civil engineering from the University of Wyoming. Fredrick subsequently worked his way up through the Bridge Program, becoming state bridge engineer in 2001. He joined WYDOT executive staff in June 2010 as assistant chief engineer for engineering and planning. He was named chief engineer in October 2015.
He is a Cheyenne native who served in the Wyoming Air National Guard from 1987 to 1997, attaining the rank of captain. Fredrick's professional affiliations include AASHTO's Subcommittee on Bridges and Structures, the American Institute of Steel Construction, the Wyoming Engineering Society and Laramie County Community College Engineering Technology Advisory Committee.
Keith Fulton - Assistant Chief Engineer for Engineering and Planning
Keith Fulton oversees the Bridge, Contracts & Estimates, Geology, Highway Development, Materials, Planning and Right-of-Way programs as WYDOT's assistant chief engineer for engineering and planning.
Fulton moved to the position after serving as state bridge engineer since 2010.
Fulton first worked for the Wyoming Highway Department during the summer of 1989 as a temporary employee based in Laramie. He joined the department on a permanent basis in early 1992 as an engineering analyst in the Bridge Program at Headquarters.
Fulton later served as a principal bridge engineer and then as assistant bridge engineer. Altogether, he has more than 29 years of service with the state, mostly with WYDOT.
A Riverton native, Fulton earned both bachelor's and master's degrees in civil engineering from the University of Wyoming. While he was student, he worked for the UW Civil Engineering Department.
His professional affiliations include the Wyoming Engineering Society, the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials' Subcommittee on Bridges and Structures, and the Cheyenne Engineers Club, of which he is currently serving as vice president.
Mark Gillett, Assistant Chief Engineer for Operations
Mark Gillett, Assistant Chief Engineer for Operations
WYDOT officials appointed Mark Gillett as the assistant chief engineer for Operations in October 2016. As assistant chief engineer for Operations, Gillett oversees all five districts and the Employee Safety, Field Operations, Highway Safety and Traffic Design/Operations programs.
Gillett most recently served as district engineer for District 4 of WYDOT for the past 16 years. District 4 is based out of Sheridan and provides services for the northeast part of Wyoming.
Gillett started working for WYDOT in May 1980 as an engineer I in Gillette. After that, he served as resident engineer in Lovell, resident engineer in Cody, maintenance staff engineer in Cheyenne and district maintenance engineer for District 4 in Sheridan.
Gillett was born in Rapid City, S.D. He received a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.
Dennis Byrne - Chief Financial Officer
Dennis Byrne is responsible for the financial and risk management operations of WYDOT. Those duties include the development of a financial and operational strategy, metrics tied to that strategy and the ongoing development and monitoring of control systems designed to preserve WYDOT assets and report accurate financial results.
Byrne previously served as the WYDOT Aeronautics administrator, a position he held from 2008 to 2016. In that position, Byrne was responsible for the state's Airport Improvement Program, oversaw the disbursement of federal-aid funds for improving airport facilities, coordinated design of airport construction and maintenance projects, and managed flight services for the governor and other officials on state business.
Byrne graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1993 with a degree in economics, and he earned his Process Management Certificate from CSU-Denver in 2002. With WYDOT, he has served on special committees dealing with geographic information systems and strategic planning.
Taylor Rossetti - Support Services Administrator
Taylor Rossetti was appointed as the WYDOT Support Services administrator effective July 2016 and oversees Compliance & Investigation, Driver Services, Human Resources, Motor Vehicle Services, Office Services and the Training programs.
He began with the Wyoming Department of Transportation in 2007. Originally hired as a transit specialist, he held multiple positions within the Office of Local Government Coordination prior to being named the Local Government Coordinator in 2012.
Rossetti is a Rock Springs native and graduated from the University of Wyoming with a degree in health sciences. He has worked for non-profits, in sales, and was a branch manager for a finance company prior to his WYDOT career.
Pat Lewis, Chief Technology Officer
Pat Lewis, who started in October, oversees the GIS/ITS/TMC, Information Technology/Data Storage/Web Applications and Telecommunications programs of WYDOT.
Lewis, who attended the University of Wyoming for broadcasting, isn't brand new to WYDOT. In the early 1980s, he worked for Highway Safety driving the photo log van, recording images and the geometrics of the highways on film using a primitive computer and 35 mm motion picture camera. Those images were used by engineers and Patrol to look at roads for future work and for investigations.
After working here for three summers, Lewis went to work for Channel 5 News in Cheyenne, where he spent 14 years working in various positions. He worked his way up to production department manager, a position where he was responsible for all on-air technical aspects from sign-on to sign-off, including on-air commercial break operations and all news production personnel from studio camera operators to newscast directors.
Lewis then went to work for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department as that agency's videographer, putting together the weekly broadcast. When an opportunity to become one of two of the state's webmasters came up, Lewis went to work for the state's Information Technology Department, which is now the state Department of Enterprise Technology Services.
After that, Lewis went back to Game and Fish as its network administrator and then Information Technology Program manager, a position he held for 16 years before coming to WYDOT.
Although he enjoyed his time at Game and Fish, Lewis said the growth potential with the new position and the agency's philosophy prompted him to change agencies.
Lewis, a Cheyenne native, also does some work in freelance video. For the past 33 years, he has done television for Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeos and more recently has been responsible for recruiting local production crews who do the big screen production for CFD rodeos and concerts. Lewis is married and enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters and taking photographs.
Amy Surdam, Aeronautics Administrator
Amy Surdam was appointed as Aeronautics administrator in March 2017. She oversees the distribution of state and federal funds for airport development through the state's Airport Improvement Program, air service development through the Air Service Enhancement Program, and manages flight services for the governor and other officials on state business.
Surdam has proudly lived in Cheyenne since age 11. She graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1996 with a Bachelor's in Nursing, and in 2004 with a Master's in Nursing. She serves in the Wyoming Army National Guard as a family nurse practitioner.
She is formerly the executive director of the Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority/Main Street and founder of Children's Museum of Cheyenne. Her talent and passion lies in strategic planning, public relations, public speaking, leadership, connecting people together and making a difference. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, running, and creating a better tomorrow.
Col. Kebin Haller - Highway Patrol Administrator
- Col. Kebin Haller became administrator and commanding officer of the Wyoming Highway Patrol in September 2015.Haller, a graduate of Rawlins High School, holds an associate's degree in business from Casper College and a bachelor's degree in administration of justice from the University of Wyoming. He is also a graduate of the FBI National Academy.Before joining the Highway Patrol, he was deputy director of the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI). Haller began his law enforcement career in 1991 as a police officer in Rawlins. In 1997, he joined DCI, serving in Green River and Riverton, before his promotion to deputy director and move to Cheyenne in 2003.Haller is an executive board member of the Rocky Mountain High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area, a past president of the Wyoming Peace Officers Association, and has served on the Wyoming Public Safety Communications Commission.


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I adopted this recipe, I love, I make it often and even use it when I plank, it actually goes well with ANY fish I try it on, Original Intro: quick and easy meal.
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This halibut recipe is really incredible! I haven't read through the rest of the reviews to know if anyone else has used lime to replace the lemon in this recipe. I did not have any lemon on hand but had lots of limes. I used the lime to replace all the lemon in this recipe. Not IF, but WHEN I make this again, I will definitely use lime again! It adds a new dimension of flavor! It is really, really very tasty. I knew the lime would work well because lime is served with fish tacos and I love it ~ so I didn't even give the substitution a second thought. This is great, Dawn!! Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful recipe!!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 tablespoons light mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 garlic clove, very finely minced
- 1⁄2 teaspoon Dijon mustard or 1⁄2 teaspoon country-style dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon grated parmesan cheese
- 1 thin green onion, finely sliced
- 1⁄8-1⁄4 teaspoon Tabasco sauce
- 2⁄3 lb halibut fillet
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1⁄8 teaspoon salt
- fresh ground black pepper
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- To prepare the topping: Combine mayonnaise, lemon juice, garlic, mustard, Parmesan, green onion and Tabasco.
- To prepare the halibut: Place fish on a broiling pan.
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Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers should have just brought his checkbook to last night's press conference.
Rivers' team got five technical fouls in Game 1 against Miami, including one for the coach. He was not happy with any of them.
When Rivers screamed "C'mon, Eddie" to referee Ed Malloy he got his technical.
"I know mine wasn't (deserved), I can tell you that much," said Rivers, whose team got hit with three individual technicals, a delay of game call and an illegal defense call.
"I don't know how long I've been in this league, but that has to rank as the worst I've ever had," he said. "I would have loved to earn it. We should never get them anyway. I told our guys that. But everybody has to keep their composure. Not just the players and coaches."
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He has covered everything from high schools to horse racing to the college and the pros. The only thing he likes more than his own voice is the sound of readers telling him when he's right and wrong.
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Antony Gormley has come to embody what we might think of as a "public" artist. You might think about popularity, or the populace when you think of his work: commuters zipping past the Angel of the North on the A1, or last year's One and the Other, his project for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square that saw members of the public standing on the plinth. He is popular, and perhaps feels that his popularity is looked down on by the art world. Is he really an artist of the people, then? Perhaps not.
This is Gormley's first exhibition at his commercial gallery, London's White Cube, for some time, and it's interesting to consider how his art works when it is not in a public space.
On the upper level of the gallery are several cast-iron sculptures with figure-like proportions. One approaches them as though they are human, because of their size and scale, but they are, in fact, constructed of iron blocks and cubes. Tetris men, Meccano men, built from only straight lines. Robot men constructed using architectonic principles – they are more like buildings than people. Each figure has had some element or other emphasised or stretched: a long nose, arms like tables, or a giant, towering head. They look aged and rusty, as though they have been left to age in the rain outside a corporate city office, and, frankly, it's not too difficult to imagine one of these stood outside an office teeming with hedge-funders in the city. And I mean this in a bad way.
Downstairs is a little better, with Breathing Room III (2010). This is obviously meant to be the showpiece: the installation that incites gasps and excitement – even fear. In the darkness, empty, intersecting frames covered in glowing phosphorescent paint fill the gallery space, and illuminate it as though it were a virtual, computer-generated atmosphere. The gallery appears like a glowing grid. As the eyes adjust, and you walk around the gallery your perspective shifts, taking in the cold, Tron-like atmosphere of seeing architecture described this way.
Both of these installations suffer from what might be termed a lack of humanity. When Gormley is at his best, as with his sculptures of silent human figures on top of London rooftops, Event Horizon, that have recently transferred to the New York skyline, he brings us into contact with still, benign, ageless presences, that seem to meditatively observe us. The problem with this exhibition has nothing to do with populism. It's that he is often shown up by artists who deal with similar themes but to greater effect. Miroslaw Balka, another artist who has shown in this same White Cube space in recent years, also employs his own body to scale all of his work, also creates fear in his uses of space and architecture and also reminds us of our human bodies and our humanity. These Gormley sculptures and installations, by comparison, have a dead, technical quality, as though a mathematician has attempted to understand what a human is by dividing it up into geometric chunks.
Without Gormley's usual public, he looks nothing like an artist of the people.
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President Obama paid tribute to 29 fallen West Virginia coal miners today by citing the one plea made by families after a deadly explosion this month: "Don't let this happen again."
"How can we fail them?" Obama asked during a memorial service in Beckley, W.Va. "How can a nation that relies on its miners not do everything in its power to protect them?"
Obama did not specifically discuss his proposals to improve mine safety, nor the safety record of the nearby Upper Big Branch mine where the April 5 accident occurred. Instead, he focused on the 29 victims whose names he recited in alphabetical order, from Carl Acord to Ricky Workman.
Earlier in the service, Obama stood as family members placed white mining hats upon crosses inscribed with the names of the deceased. The president had met with family members in private beforehand.
These men faced difficult days in the best of times, Obama told the mourners. "Up at 4:30 -- 5 o'clock in the morning at the latest, they began their day, as they worked, in darkness," he said.
The miners burrowed deep inside a mountain, Obama said, providing light and energy for the nation and world, emerging hours later often squinting into daylight, "sweaty and dirty and dusted with coal."
"Most days, they'd come home," Obama said. "But not that day."
Why did they do it, given the well-known risks? For their families, Obama said, "for a car in the driveway. For a roof overhead. For a chance to give their kids opportunities that they would never know."
"These miners lived -- as they died -- in pursuit of the American dream," the president said.
Vice President Biden also spoke, as did West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin and Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va.
"No one should have have to sacrifice their life for their livelihood," Biden said in calling for better mine safety.
In the presidential eulogy, Obama also drew on literary inspirations both ancient and modern.
In praising the help of rescuers and neighbors in the hours after the explosion, Obama cited a 1972 song written and performed by son-of-a-coal-miner and West Virginia native Bill Withers: Lean on Me.
Obama also quoted from Pslam 23: "Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for You are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me."
Now, the president said, it is time for the rest of the country to support the coal miners of West Virginia, who are "with the Lord now."
"Our task, here on Earth, is to save lives from being lost in another such tragedy," Obama said. "To do what must be done, individually and collectively, to assure safe conditions underground. To treat our miners the way they treat each other -- like a family. For we are all family, and we are all Americans, and we have to lean on one another."
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Years ago my mother made a sherbet using Kool Aid. Does anyone have that recipe? Thanks.
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The logistics may not necessarily work very well, either, as Faceit may have to contend with a worldwide community that is larger than they can possibly handle. That, and they legally have no right to look for anything, and players can choose to compete somewhere else should they feel compelled to do so. Because there are many different competition networks, it's almost a poor business decision that's not really ground in reality. If they wanted to take a stand against cheating to help put a stop to it, there are other ways that don't have as much of an affect on their bottom line.Through many weeks of hunting, I managed to track down a trader who, somewhat appropriately, goes by the name of DonSelf. The Don was one of the first and most prominent gunrunners of Global Offensive, and a well-known name among past and current traders.
Collecting guns in CS:GO has kinda become a meta game. I don't really care about it, but I think a lot of the people who play Counter Strike play it for the full meta game -- collecting of guns and all that. I think part of it is the whole collecting thing, kinda like Pokemon.CS:GO is still very fundamentally team-focused, and they don't add a lot of elements like kill streaks and explosives and air strikes. I find that kinda stuff really detracts from team-play. I think the Call of Duty stuff, the way they add all those, the kill streaks etc., it's more for players who aren't really good at killing people, and they wanted to add something that would be essentially a cheat. I didn't enjoy the perks in CoD. That kinda stuff took away from the skill-based gameplay. I think it caters towards people who aren't really good at shooting, who still want to play.On July 9th, Montreal is hosting the ESWC Counter-Strike: GO World Finals, and OPSkins will be the main sponsor, investing $100,000 in the event. "It's huge for our city," said Minacov.The Logitech's Romer-G switches lack an intentional click mechanism in the switch, which makes them quieter. The activation point is very close to the surface, so a quick touch can fire a switch easily. It doesn't take much force to do so, but just enough to keep the keys from firing accidentally. The high activation point means a slower spring rebound than the other keyboards, which means they take more time to bounce back, but they returned quickly enough to keep me satisfied.Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has kept on growing in terms of popularity throughout the last year, and thanks to increased attention from Valve, things are getting better and better for the online shooter as well as for its players.
When I decided to work with this company in Korea about 5 years ago, they were really insistent on going down the free-to-play route, because they thought that free-to-play was the emergent thing. They were saying free-to-play would be the future, and all games would be free-to-play.I saw this coming, to be honest—and I'm personally fine with it, since Siege has clearly positioned itself as a competitive shooter from day one, but it does make me wonder if the days of a significant single-player element in multiplayer-focused games are numbered. There's also the matter of price to consider. The assumption is that you always want to play online, which may or may not be correct—and do you think Siege will be worth paying $60/£50 for with just the multiplayer element? CS: GO is just $15/£12, after all. When a member of North American CS:GO team Cloud9 unapologetically admitted that he and his teammates used adderall during a tournament in March, esports league ESL reacted swiftly, announcing that it would enforce randomized drug testing at its next event before it pursues a larger policy in partnership with two organizations dedicated to anti-doping practices. Cases: Kisten mit Skins für Waffen
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He's of the opinion that Valve's direct support of the game as an esport has made all the difference. "For years Valve did not care at all, because it was a mod of their game, and even when they bought it and made Source, they didn't really care," Smith says. "It took forever to get things patched - it was community driven. It was fine, it thrived without them, but to have developer support of your game - especially an esport - is an incredible added bonus, especially nowadays."In August of 2012 the next-generation of Counter-Strike released under the name Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. For veterans of the franchise, it offered a graceful presentation that would make it an attractive alternative for those feeling fatigue from the aging visuals of Counter-Strike 1.6 and Counter-Strike: Source. To new players, it presented something that lacked the welcoming learning curve, well-tuned modes of play, and addictive leveling systems that have become standard across most modern shooters.This PC is primarily meant for high and ultra graphics at 1080p and 1440p, and should even be usable for low-load games at high and medium settings at 4K. The PC build uses the latest Intel Skylake i5, the i5-6600K, along with a GTX 980 Ti GPU. This combination allows for high-end performance and overclocking to push the system into the future.Almost everyone knows that a lot of CSGO's popularity and thus its reputation comes from the plethora of unique in-game weapon skins. These player-contributed and professionally contributed works of art (and sometimes non-art) are sometimes a source of great pride among players, as they compare and compete in order to win or open a case with an expensive and sometimes beautiful looking weapon skin. Also, people can make money from these.The Score reports that the 2015 Cologne tournament will see 16 teams battling for $250,000 in prize money, which will be funded entirely by the ESL. Last year's Cologne tournament offered a similar prize pool but was "community funded" through sales of the 2013 Arms Deal update. Ulrich Schulze, the ESL's managing director of pro gaming, said the ESL-exclusive funding demonstrates its commitment to CS:GO as a professional e-sport.Certain aspects of the AWP make it unwieldy to the newcomer, including its effect on mobility. A player running with the knife moves at 250 units per second; with a USP-S, 240 units per second; with the AK-47, 215; with the AWP, a mere 200 units per second—20 percent slower than with a knife. Only the light machine guns, the Negev and the M249 (195 units), are slower.the basic of the awp
Due to the large number of streamers and casters not being thrilled with the spectator mode in CS:GO, Valve released an update mainly focused on the spectator user interface. It is now possible to see the approximate time that takes to move between two spots. By default the user can use this new feature by pressing "SHIFT + Drawing". The user can now also draw with two different colors assigned to the left and right mouse buttons respectively.
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One of Verde Valley's newest members to the community, Verde Valley Olive Oil Traders has over 30 varieties of fresh oils and vinegars to taste. Located in Old Town Cottonwood, owners of the Verde Valley Olive Oil Traders Mike Kilpatrick and Dawn Waltman offer a variety olive oils and balsamic vinegars that range from light, fruity and herbal to zesty. Sample fruit infused balsamic vinegars and super premium aged vinegars and discover new and healthy ways to perk up your meals and your taste buds at Verde Valley Olive Oil Traders.
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Baje grew up on the Navajo Reservation near Shonto, Arizona. As a child, he was first drawn into the world of storytelling when he and his brothers would make up stories on the way to their grandmother's house. His talent for art was apparent even in grade school, and his teachers were all supportive of his gift.
Currently, Baje resides in Flagstaff, Arizona, and he continues to pursue his childhood interests of storytelling and art. His artwork reflects his homeland and rich culture, depicting striking landscapes and the harmony of the Navajo way of life. In most of his pieces is a small folding chair, popularly regarded as Baje's personal trademark.


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Sunday, June 11, 2017
Nick Cohen's Cobia
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Parker 2300 SE fishing!
Friday, April 21, 2017
Big Croaker Tournament
Tuesday, January 3, 2017
Ball's Parker 21SE Carcht
In the November we caught a 26 incher and 3 around 20-21 inches. In the December, we caught a 30 incher, a 27 incher, and 3 in the 25-26 inch range, totaling about 40 pounds in all.
Thursday, September 8, 2016
Mackerels on the Rappahannock
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Garrett's Brokerage
>>> Another Garrett's Marina boat in the Ohio River! Previously owned by Captain Bill Smith and brokered to Glenn Gnagy! Thanks for sharing Mr. Gnagy!
Monday, July 18, 2016
Garrett's Marina fishing stories
My 5 year old grandson and my 7 year old granddaughter on two different trips. Gordon jones sharing grandkids fishing experience..........................PRICELESS. THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Jones
Excellent Cobia in the Bay
Mike Faust of Fredericksburg lands this 52" Cobia while fishing the bay Friday July 15th! Thanks for sharing Mike.
Thursday, July 7, 2016
Jones's Fishing Success!
Sunday, June 12, 2016
Big Croaker Tournament
The 2016 Tappahannock Rotary Big Croaker Tournament summary:
- An impressive 55+ boats (out of more than 80 registered) participated despite today's rain, wind, and seas. TRC thanks everyone who registered and participated from several states - including folks who drove all the way from PA and NJ!
- Here is the list of this year's winners by Adult and Youth categories:
1st Place - Son Nguyen, 1.1 pound Croaker, $2,000 prize (including a $500 bonus for registration before May 1st). Boat # 6
2nd Place - Leonardo Garcia, $1,000 prize. Boat # 36
3rd Place - Casey Taylor, $500 prize. Boat # 47
4th Place - Ba Nguyen, $250 prize. Boat # 5
5th Place - Matt Selak, $150 prize. Boat # 14
1st Place - Hung Nguyen, $300 prize. Boat # 6
2nd Place - Luan Nguyen, $200 prize. Boat # 7
3rd Place - Kyle Selak, $100 prize. Boat # 14
Congratulations to all of these winners - and thanks again to everyone who participated!
The gun raffle was won by Bock Sanders
The early entry fee refund was won by Boat #3, Philip Donnelly
Thursday, May 12, 2016
Croaker Tournament May 21st
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Croakers & Catfish
The Jones display a nice catch of croakers and catfish today caught in the Bowlers Wharf area ! These are the first fish we have seen for 2016!!
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Thanksgiving Bounty at Garrett's Marina
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Friday, July 10, 2015
Miss Twiford's Puppy Drum catch
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Some Sunday Fishing
Monday, June 2, 2014
Garrett's Marina Day Out on the Water!
Bait, fuel, and tubes ! Come check us out!!!
Catching Fish
the river to the pan dinner was good as you can see! That's fresh!!
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Garrett's Marina under ice
Friday, January 24, 2014
Rowe Robinson
For those of you who do not know this man he is Rowe Robinson of Harborside Storage ! One of the hardest working guys we know ! Rowe was busy clearing snow on one of the coldest mornings so far. Burt it's cold !


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Setting Up Apollo Interfaces w/ Logic Pro
In this short video, UA's Gannon Kashiwa demonstrates the basic setup procedure for Apollo Interfaces within Logic Pro. Topics covered include: Loading The Driver, Setting The I/O Buffer, Using The Console Recall Plug-In, and more.
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Exploring Apollo's Realtime Analog ClassicsJuly 17, 2017 12:00:00 AM PDT
Jacquire King w/ Jamie LidellJune 6, 2017 1:31:40 PM PDT
In this Apollo Artist Session, watch producer/engineer Jacquire King (Kings of Leon, Tom Waits) record electronic soul singer Jamie Lidell and his band through the Apollo interface and Unison™-enabled UAD Powered Plug-Ins as they perform "Walk Right Back" at Nashville's Blackbird Studio.
Just Blaze & Phony PPLFebruary 6, 2017 12:00:00 AM PST
In this Apollo Artist Session, watch legendary producer Just Blaze (Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar) track and mix Phony Ppl's "Why iii Love the Moon" through Apollo 8p High-Resolution Interfaces at UA's Studio 610 in Scotts Valley, California.


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MMAP came here to our site last summer for the first time. We were all unsure as to what we signed up for. It sounded exciting, Music, Mural Art? All the things we all enjoy.
Then it happened, the young people started coming through the doors and we became huge. An additional 25 to 30 people in our program! Shut the front door!
But it turned out to be a great summer. We had a good time getting to know one another and best of all we learned more about what MMAP is really about.
Besides it being a great opportunity for our youth to open up and express themselves in an environment that they may not normally have the opportunity, descriptions of what MMAP does for our young people begin with giving them an Education,
Opening up Communication, Exposing them to Accountability, Diversity, Community, Murals, Music, Art, Self Expression, Recognition, Youth Showcasing, Teamwork and Collaborations would be some of the words I would use to describe MMAP. Oh and Making Friends.
This summer proved to be even better. We are all more familiar and more comfortable with one another. The mural this year is bigger and it is beautiful!
We are very happy to have MMAP at our site and I believe we have developed a great partnership for the future. I am happy to announce that beginning this fall we will be a year round site for MMAP. We get to reap the benefits of such a great program and a fabulous team.
On behalf of the staff here at the Central Y we salute the MMAP staff for your courageous efforts, your great rapport with the youth and your outstanding talents.
Thank you for being here!
MMAP has done so much for the community of East Palo Alto. I grew up in East Palo Alto, and I wish I had some of the programs that MMAP offers available when I was growing up. They are an amazing organization that truly cares about the community, and is constantly striving to both include the community, and grow as a whole. I am very fortunate to have become involved in MMAP, and will continue to support the organization in any way possible. You can see the impact that they are having on the youth, as they are becoming more involved in school, and they look forward to coming to the program and the different events. They are able to express themselves through many different artistic means, and the stuff they produce is amazing. This is a great organization and I cannot wait to see what they do next! .... (as I will be there to help them!)
As a friend of Patrick Davenport, I was curious to learn more about the work being done by MMAP and needless to say, I am very impressed. While I did not grow up or live in East Palo Alto, I am quite heartened by the noble efforts of the program and more importantly, by the incredible results directly attributable to MMAP. In this difficult time and age, I find it uplifting to see such care, compassion, and true concern for the betterment for a community; I wish that my own community had such a focused effort, as MMAP is a true role model for others. I congratulate your organization on its success, and look forward to attending future events and supporting your efforts.
Impressed with how an artistic form that has received much negativism can productive extreme positive results, not only in the local community but nationally. The relationship between the EPA Police Department and MMAP proves what a dramatic difference people who care and have their commitment to the community can make.
MMAP speaks to kids in a language they understand. It bridges worlds and shows kids they can be part of more than one.
MMAP is the only program of its kind. MMAP brings art, light, creativity and social justice to the East Palo Alto community. !! Great work.
MMAP is such a wonderful organization to work with. All of the staff and advisory board members are so passionate and committed to the mission of the program. The youth involved are all amazing individuals with so much to offer. I am always amazed at the sheer talent of every youth that I work with at each event. MMAP does an extraordinary job of providing mentorship opportunities for the youth involved in the organization in a fun and relevant medium that the youth can relate to. The Black History Month Event, for example, is a great annual event where law students from around the area coordinate to help put on a mural activity day in celebration of Black History Month. The event is filled with an activity for the youth, law students, professionals and professors to all do together. There are live performances from youth within MMAP and panels for the law students and youth.
I first became involved with MMAP with their NVIDIA murals last year. I was simply amazing how well organized they were with their mural making. They could easily direct huge teams of volunteers to make truly wonderful murals. Not only do place an amazing commitment to the design and execution, but they plan ahead to make sure their efforts last decades.
I worked with them in the HEArt program at the 49ers Academy. I feel the program made a large difference, not only in health and art education, but because often times it was a great outlet for the kids after school.
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Working with MMAP has been an incredibly rewarding experience. Very rarely do you encounter a group of people so dedicated to improving their community. Not only do their murals and community projects bring light light and beauty to the Bay Area, but also demonstrate their dedication to leadership. I have seen first hand what an impact these wonderful role models have had on East Palo Alto's youth and their positive influence has been a blessing. To give this level of commitment to one's community requires a strong, virtuous individuals and MMAP is made up of just those kind of people!


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Match Details
- The Cricket Association of Bengal, DR BC Roy Club House, Eden Gardens, Kolkata - 700021
Player of the match
TV Umpires
Reserve Umpire
Match Referee
Scorecard Summary
- RV Uthappa*83 (51)
- Shakib Al Hasan60 (38)
- YV Takawale45 (36)
- V Kohli38 (31)
END OF OVER:20 | 10 Runs | RCB: 165/5
- MA Starc12 (8b)
- S Rana19 (12b)
- R Vinay Kumar4-0-44-0
- UT Yadav4-0-45-1
That is all from this game. Good bye
Robin Uthappa is the Man of the Match. Uthappa: "It is a great wicket and I enjoy playing here. Feels good to be contributing. I have got my plans worked out as far as opening is concerned. It is like bread and butter for me. The pitch was stopping a bit more. Shots on the rise were not conducive. When Shakib came in, I knew if I rotated the strike, we could get big runs in the end. I did not look at the scoreboard, I just kept batting. Really glad to have Shakib at the other end. I knew I just needed to feed him the strike, he was going hammer and tongs at the spinners in the middle overs."
Gautam Gambhir: "The way Robin and Shakib set it up for us was brilliant. Chasing 195 on this pitch is always tough and we always knew we had the bowlers to defend. On this wicket, it gets tough with Sunil and Morne in our ranks."
Virat Kohli: "When we were batting, the difference after 12 overs was only ten runs. But after that, they took off, they scored about 90 in the last eight. That is one area where we have been lacking in the past few games. That has cost us badly in this tournament. In T20, the side that bowls better ends up being on the right side of the result. Tonight was another case where KKR bowled better than us and you saw the result in the end. (Robin) is batting well but it is important to make him hit in the areas we want him to rather than just giving him balls to hit. It was more like he was given balls in the areas in which he wanted to hit rather than making him think about what he should do and the bowler being smarter than the batsman. All credit to him, he has been playing well and hitting the ball well. We have not been consistent in the crucial moments, I have said this before as well. Have not maintained our composure too much. in those crunch situations. It is up to the individuals to learn from that and come back stronger. But we have not been able to do that. We started off well today as well. 20-odd runs in four overs and two wickets and we just could not capitalise on it. We gave away the momentum again."
KKR march into the playoffs with a commanding win, their sixth on the trot, thanks to Uthappa, Shakib and Narine. RCB are out of the race. Only one spot up for grabs now, and RR, MI and SRH will compete for it. Sunrisers go up against CSK now, and will be out too if they lose. You can follow that match here
Vee: "When you're playing a T20 against a side with Narine in the line-up, your allotted overs is really 16. "
Grandmaster: "Narine was the queen on a chessboard today. Took out the queen, a couple of rooks and the knight of the opposition today."
Varun Anand: "Now when I look back, KKR have played good cricket throughout this IPL, not just the last 6 games. Had one or two results turned in KKR's favour, they would have been 1 or 2 on the table."
Clint: "Its amazing how Narine has continued to baffle the best batsmen around even in today's world with the best reviews and technology"
Best at the death
RCB's strike rate in the last 5 overs this IPL - best for any team. KKR's ecomony of 8.12 in the last 5 overs is also the best
A new best
Yogesh Takawale's score today - his highest in the IPL (9 innings)
RCB's task
Most runs RCB have scored in the last 10 overs to win an IPL game while chasing - they need 124 today
Spin win
The economy rate of KKR's spinners in this IPL - the best for any team
Odds against RCB
Number of times RCB have failed to chase down a 190+ total in the IPL (in 11 attempts)
Kohli v KKR
Virat Kohli's average v KKR. He has scored only 174 runs in 13 games at an SR of 111
Slow Gayle
Chris Gayle's batting average against KKR. He has scored 346 runs at a strike rate of 158.
KKR favourites?
Number of times that KKR have failed to defend 190+. They have successfully defended 190+ twice against RCB
Season best for KKR
KKR's highest score in this IPL before today's 195
Not a finisher
Number of balls Uthappa has faced in the last 3 overs of an innings this IPL - scored 1 run and been dismissed three times
Six, six, six
Number of overs in this IPL where bowlers have conceded 3+ sixes - Chahal was the latest
Not happy at home
Number of boundaries conceded by Chahal in the India leg of this IPL - he conceded four in the UAE leg
Quick to 100
Number times KKR have got to 100 inside 12 overs this season - only KXIP have done it more often (5 times)


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