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By Jim Brearton
My wife and I returned yesterday from a wonderful fly fishing trip, memorable for many reasons. Namely, Pat hooked and landed her first fish on a fly rod. Now I think she is hooked on this form of fishing and might understand my need to wander to the stream. Also, I've noticed on state maps the road over Wolf Creek pass for years and finally made the trip. This route presents several excellent fishing options.
We started fishing on the upper Provo above Woodland, on Utah highway 35, the same road that goes up over Wolf Creek to the Hanna/Tabiona area of the Uinta Basin. Fishing was fairly active on attractor patterns, even though early in the afternoon without any surface activity. There was a pale morning dun hatch of sorts with an occasional caddis, but the only fish we saw rise came up to our royal Wulffs and parachute Adams. This was a great area for Pat to learn to cast with many areas free of backcast problems without having to wade. It was also a stretch of river that presented slicks and riffles and pocket water and she soon learned where to cast and how to avoid drag and read a river. She soon was telling me where to cast.
We left the upper Provo about 5:00 p.m., before the evening hatch, to get to the Wolf Creek campground before dark. A few miles beyond Woodland U-35 turns to a well graded dirt road and after 12 miles or so of steady climbing we reached the summit and the campground. There is a large reservation only area for groups and the Kennedy clan was having a reunion. There were only about six other campsites available but since this was mid-week there was only one occupied. After a wonderful meal, complete with flowers on the table, (men, there really are benefits of taking your wife along), we jumped in the van and went exploring down the other side in the midst of a brooding sky and imminent thunderstorm. I was in search of the West Fork of the Duchesne River, and its native cutthroats. It is one of the few waters in Utah designated flylures only. The road seemed to drop forever before we reached the river and the sky was so dark with rain clouds it seemed like dusk although we had a few hours of daylight left. I couldn't even see to tie on a fly and it was starting to rain so we headed back to our campsite. What we saw of the river looked very promising. This road parallels the Uinta Basin pipeline which pumps waxlike crude oil all the way to the Salt Lake refineries. It is completely buried except for an occasional checking station.
The next morning we hurriedly ate breakfast and retraced our steps down the other side of the summit. Pat had seen what she thought was a mine the night before and wanted to go exploring. We had to hike in and never did determine what all the concrete structures were, but in the process we discovered that the local creek had several beaver dams loaded with little fish. We just spooked them with our fishing attempts but a little more exploring probably would have produced some deeper dams with great fishing. You can see most of them from the road.
I really wanted to get to the Duchesne. The West Fork is touted for its cutthroats and the north fork which it joins above Hanna has rainbows and other varieties. A good road follows the West Fork all the way to its headwaters. We turned up it for a while but it initially wanders away from the river so I decided to go back to the main road, U35, which parallels the fork for a few miles before it joins the north fork. We didn't see another fisherman although access is so good here. The water was gin-clear and had a good flow. The lower Duchesne gets silted and drained for irrigating.
Everywhere I looked here was fishable water, and since this is hopper season, I tied on a #12 humpy with a yellow floss body. I immediately got a short strike rise and in a few more casts picked up a nice 12 inch cutthroat. That action seemed to put the other fish off for awhile so I moved upstream and proceeded to put my very best and only hopper pattern in the brush. I put on a pale morning dun pattern and returned to the original spot. After a few casts and short strikes the water boiled and a large fish flashed as it took my fly. This cutt was 16 inches and in beautiful shape. This river was gaining more and more respect from me. We then fished just downstream from the confluence of the two forks just above the town of Hanna. I had promised Pat a real ladies room (the only disadvantage of taking your wife along) so it was nice to have towns close by. I picked up a little rainbow that was rising and had another hit so hard while I wasn't looking that it made a bird's nest out of my tippet. Pat straightened out the tippet while I drove her into town. The river travels through lots of private property between Hanna and Tabiona but there are some access points near a few bridges. The water became much more discolored towards Tabiona due to the previous nights storm that muddied up several feeder streams. The water flow dropped very significantly for irrigating needs also, but there is plenty of fishable water above the towns to occupy one's interests all summer.
I had hooked fish on every stretch of river we fished, on dries, with or without a hatch or rising fish, so I felt pretty good about using this trip as an introduction to flyfishing for Pat.
She had several rises but had yet to hook a fish so I was hoping for similar action on Currant Creek or the Strawberry River as we completed our loop. We joined up with hwy. 40 just east of Fruitland. We headed for the Strawberry River at the Pinnacles turnoff just a few rniles to the west. The Nature Conservancy just purchased several miles of stream access in this area that was previously closed to fishing. Red Creek was flowing red and muddy due to the previous day's storms so we figured the Strawberry might be better below the dam, and since we got lost anyway, gave up on this area and headed for Current Creek. Utah Fishing needs to come up with a map on how to get to the Conservancy area, and we will.
Current Creek was also a little murky, and since Pat was thinking she would have to find a lake to catch a fish, I had to do some quick talking to sell her on the Strawberry River below the dam. She was being a great sport but I was catching all the fish on flies and she did bring a spinning rod and salmon eggs. But since the area I had in mind was a great spot for lunch, she agreed to give it a try, especially since Strawberry Res. was right there if needed. The spot below the dam was just as pretty as I remembered it. I had fished it a couple of years ago (see Utah Fishing, Vol. I no. 10). The water was very clear and cold. We soon found a seam where a few brookies were popping the surface. Pat's casting had improved in just a short time. Now she could aim her fly, control drag and watch for backcast problems with the trees and willows that were more abundant here. The stream is too small to wade.
I directed her cast between two rocks and wham, she had her fast fish, a nice little brookie. I didn't know whether to kiss her or shake her hand, so I kissed her hand and gave her a hug. I've been able to catch lots of nice fish this year but I think that was my favorite for it helps insure I'll have fishing partner for the future, if I can just find more bathrooms!!
On the way to our home in Utah County we drove down through Provo Canyon. It was toward evening by now and if we hadn't had a commitment that evening we could have fished the lower Provo on our way home. The hatch must have been good because there were 40 to 50 cars parked along my favorite stretches. I couldn't help but think of how lucky we are to live here. The scenery on the loop was truly magnificent and so varied, and so close to home yet far away. And with all the great fishing we had seen only one other fisherman the whole trip.
U-35 begins at the Hailstone Junction just north of Heber and proceeds past Francis and Woodland up over the southwest slope of the Uinta Mts. into the Uinta Basin. One can complete the loop by taking Hwy. 40 back into Heber. Several major fisheries are encountered in less than 150 miles from Salt Lake. Others not mentioned: Mill Hollow, Rock Creek, Grandaddy Basin and many small creeks too numerous to mention, with numerous camping options, and several other reservoirs a few miles from or within the loop.


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It's the most wonderful time of the year. Full of candy canes, trimmings, and bows. And food. Delicious, delicious food. Would you like to add something special to your holiday? Send a special homemade gift to your family and friends? Treat yourself?
I am pleased to announce that Hilary Bee Homemade will offer a limited Holiday catalog of baked goods. Pizzelle, Apple Butter, Granola Bars, Holiday Cakes, Buckeyes, Cake Pops, and Chestnut candies. All made with the highest quality local and/or organic ingredients that I can find.
One of my offerings: Bejeweled Citrus Cake. A luscious, moist cake studded with fresh cranberries. The cranberries look like rubies in each slice.
The pizzelle cookies are a time honored tradition on the Italian side of my family, and I am honored to share them with you.
For my South Park readers. I hear that you are busy! Don't like to cook? Generally stressed? Afraid of your oven? Fear not. I am offering my services to help you develop a custom menu for your holiday party. I will come to your house and help you prepare a wonderful holiday meal for your friends and family. Or, maybe you're just hungry? I'll make you dinner in your kitchen. I'll give you the recipes and skills to make a healthful, homemade meal over and over again.
Soon, I will have an order form PDF and paypal button on my blog. I will also distribute a mailer via e-mail and facebook. It's kind of scary, but hopefully this is the opportunity to share my talent with the ones that I love.
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3 comments:
- lilmissjen said...
This is a great idea H!! Love it!
- November 9, 2010 at 7:08 AM
- Amy said...
Yay! I am interested, especially for this spring after the new baby is here!
- November 9, 2010 at 1:28 PM
- caroline | surprised by joy said...
Such a great idea! So proud of you for chasing your culinary dreams! You will be amazing. High five, kitchen sister!
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Serving Eau Claire & Dunn Counties in Wisconsin. The mission of the Family Resource Center is to provide programs and services that build on family strengths through prevention, education, support and networking in collaboration with other resources in the community. The Family Resource Center is available to ALL families.
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The Oakwood Mall located Santa right outside of our office/play area.
Today Santa stopped in to say "Hi"!
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
Such fun at the Rural Play N' Learn Play Groups!
Children and families had lots of fun at the October and November Rural Play N' Learn Family Play Groups!
Join us in December at the public libraries for this free, fun interactive time for children ages 0-5 and parents (or grandparents!). All families will receive a free copy of the featured book, Snowballs, by Lois Ehlert!
Reserve your space by calling the FRC at 715-833-1735 or clicking on the Registration Tab!
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Well where to start, the last couple of years have been emotional and some what a roller coaster for various reasons and it's only this past couple of months things are settling down to *normality* whatever that may be in the life of a kink whip maker. So yesterday having got back a decent head space I spent a lovely day in the company of the delightful Daisy from Daisy's Floggers fame and Chris of the not so famous but really ought to be famous Alpha Whips.....
I have been chatting to Daisy on and off via email and whats app, text etc for a couple of years now so it was great to finally meet her, put a face to a name and see some of her work, show her some of mine that type of thing, she makes awesome floggers if you happen to be looking for one, she has been bigging up her friend Chris and his synthetic whips to me for a long time and as it transpires rightly so, they are not just good, they are innovative, unique and I hesitate not to say exceptional....It was really nice to meet him too.....
For my part synthetic has always been a bolt on to my main business of Kangaroo and this past couple of years where I have only been able to take on very limited amounts of bespoke work I have been passing synthetic orders on, mostly to Steve Huntress in the states who I rate very highly as a synthetic maker, he would certainly be one I aspire to and in the world of synthetic there aren't many. Anyway I digress I have been looking for someone in the UK to pass the work to, importing anything from the states can work out very expensive when you add on postage, import duty, VAT and customs clearance charges and now I am very pleased to say I have found someone, a good day indeed.
Anyone who doesn't follow the crowd and wants to do better, use their own patterns, ideas, be creative is in my humble opinion the man to follow and this is very much Chris, long dead are the arguments of nylon vs leather, both have proven they very much have their place in the world of whips and so if you are in the UK or EU and you want a quality, unique style, usable durable whip then Alpha Whips is where I recommend you go to, and just so nobody thinks I'm chatting sh*t, I was so impressed I have one on order myself and can't wait for it to arrive.
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The University of Hertfordshire officially launched its Community Fridge project on Wednesday 31 January. The Community Fridge is open to the University of Hertfordshire community to encourage sustainability by sharing and swapping surplus food.
According to Hubbub (London based environmental campaign charity), 61% or 4.1 million tonnes of food waste in the UK is avoidable and instead could be shared and eaten by others. The aims of the Community Fridge are to reduce food waste, share access to nutritious food and save money. The project was supported and funded by Sainsbury's as part of their 'Waste Less, Save More' campaign that is running in partnership with Hubbub.
Our Community Fridge, which is based in the Oval, at the University's College Lane campus, is a new place for staff and students to exchange or donate unwanted or unneeded food by placing it in the fridge. There are also 'sharing boxes' located in across the University campuses where food and drink items that are still within their use-by date can be handed in.
The official launch event invited staff and students to explore the various ways they can actively contribute to protecting and conserving the environment. Alongside the eye-catching Community Fridge, which was stocked with items donated by the Student Union shop and London based company Dig-In Box for the launch event, were contributions that had been made by those who had used the 'sharing boxes.'
At the launch event there were stalls offering free samples of easy and affordable meals and smoothies produced by cycling on a bike, alongside recipes for students to recreate themselves. There were also stalls from Hertfordshire County Council and Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council advising students on how to recycle and reuse waste effectively, whilst Hubbub and Affinity Water encouraged students and staff to talk openly about using water through their #tapchat partnership initiative.
Emma Lewis, Campus Community officer at the University of Hertfordshire said:
'It was great to see so many students and staff visit the launch event to learn about how they can reuse and recycle on campus. The Community Fridge is a great way for us all to eliminate food waste and the contributions made by our generous staff and students reflects the growing culture of community and sustainability at the University of Hertfordshire. Since the Community Fridge opened, we have so far saved 221.4kg food surplus from being wasted unnecessarily. My next goal is to introduce a second Community Fridge on de Havilland campus in the near future.'
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Mexico privatize its sacrosanct petroleum industry?
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to the threat of war in the Middle East, recent talk
of increased Mexican production, and President Vicente
Fox's lurking campaign promise to reform Mexico's
energy sector.
the thought of privatizing PEMEX, Mexico's national
petroleum company, cannot be raised without also
raising the historical shadow that has accompanied
it since birth, that of Lazaro Cardenas.
the PRI's founding father, nationalized Mexico's
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which would become central to the spirit of nationalism
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a former Pemex CEO held at the Center for Latin American
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energy analyst, and Jose Alberro, former CEO of PEMEX
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discussion, titled "The Politics of Petroleum and
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first in a series of events that will focus on the
evolving relationship between Mexico and the United
question of privatization is a complex, technical
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said. But, citing the recent corruption scandal involving
Enron, "to go from a nationalized corrupt company
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King Lear, Act 1, Scene 2
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I HIT ONE THOUSAND VIEWS! Thank you so much for repeatedly checking out my posts, and I hope you're finding them interesting. If there's anything you'd like me to post about, or any books/films you think I should take a look at, please comment, and thanks to those who have commented so far (Micha, Tom, Karen, Ruth, Deborah…)
Moving on to the actual content of my blog, I went to see 'King Lear' at the Almeida Theatre, directed by Michael Attenborough and starring Jonathan Pryce as the titular character, and, having seen the Red Rose Chain's production about two months ago, I compared/contrasted the two the whole way through – although don't worry, I wasn't overly obsessive, I still enjoyed it for it's own sake!
I think it's probably wise to begin by comparing the two Lear's, since it is usually considered one of the most demanding and challenging roles in all of the canon. The two actors were completely different, in even the most material of ways; in the Red Rose Chain production, Lear was played by Edward Day, who's only 27 and is therefore one of the youngest ever Lears, whereas Jonathan Pryce is an established and acclaimed Shakespearean actor. Both were good, although Day took much more of a comedic approach, at least at the start. I would probably say I enjoyed Day's interpretation more at the start (if only because he entered on a pink and leopard print motorised scooter – see left-), since I felt Pryce was a bit too angry and seemed to be consistently shouting at the beginning of the play. However, as soon as Pryce's Lear was cast out of Goneril and Regan's castles into the storm: "Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!" I started to realise why he is such a famous Shakespearean actor. His mad scenes and the way he seemed to suddenly switch when he saw 'Poor Tom' (Edgar in disguise) were incredible; quite funny at times, but also terribly pathetic. The line "Never, never, never, never, never" can seem ridiculous when read out awkwardly in class by a less-than-willing student, but it was my absolute favourite line of the whole play. Just… I don't know if I can even explain how chilling and mournful it was; each 'never' was completely different to the previous one, yet the tone was consistent throughout (and to a singer that is so important). Don't get me wrong, Day was actually really good as well, but by the end you could see Pryce's experience completely taking over. However, one thing I found quite creepy about Pryce's Lear was the incestuous overtones the production gave him. Obviously this made Goneril and Regan's desertion of him later in the play more understandable, especially considering his frightening rages he flies into during the first scene, yet… for me, it made Cordelia and Lear's relationship much creepier and more sinister. As the Guardian review says: "This is a Lear one understands rather than sympathises with."
The Fool is a central part of 'King Lear', since he acts as Lear's voice of reason; he has the foresight to see how Lear's daughters will treat him and his relationship with Lear is one of friendship and dependency (this dependency is two way – the Fool is dependent on Lear for protection in the court, but the true dependency of Lear on the Fool for loyalty and honesty is revealed during the dreadful night of the storm). I found a pretty good quote on the Fool from the Royal Shakespeare Company: "The Fool provides wit in this bleak play and unlike some of Shakespeare's clowns who seem unfunny to us today because their topical jokes no longer make sense, the Fool in King Lear ridicules Lear's actions and situation in such a way that audiences understand the point of his jokes." The Fool in the Almeida production (played by Trevor Fox, (see right with Pryce) who I saw about a year ago in 'The Pitman Painters') supported all these points; he was incredibly wise, yet very concerned about Lear throughout, and I loved his Geordie accent! The Red Rose Chain production did a completely different and unique take on the Fool; they used a puppet, operated by Lear himself. Having read the programme, it turns out this decision was a result of looking at reports of ventriloquists who said they found they were much more able to reveal their secret emotions when using their puppets, and therefore the Fool in this production was literally Lear's sub-conscious. Having found out about this before, I was pretty excited to see how well they portrayed this. If I'm honest, doing my research before really helped, because I understood what was happening when the puppet was brought out, whereas I think the trick left quite a lot of the audience a little confused. Basically, a great concept, but not brought off quite as well as it could have been. One thing my mum noted, but not, I'm ashamed to say, me, was that the Fool disappears from the stage when Cordelia returns and vice versa. I did a little bit of investigatiom into this and found out that this is one of the biggest points of debate; as Lear holds the dead Cordelia in the final scene he says: "And my poor fool is hanged" which could refer to either or both the Fool and Cordelia.
Moving on to why I chose the quote I did for the title of this post, Edmund was one of my favourite characters in both productions. I know, I know, he's a villian, but he isn't like Iago, a villian for villainy's sake. He has a reason to hold a grudge against his father: "Wherefore base?" and one of my favourite speeches of the play is his mockery of the way everyone blames the stars for their fate and their mistakes to excuse themsleves for their actions:
"This is the excellent foppery of the world, that, when we are sick in fortune, often the surfeit of our own behaviour, we make guilty of our disasters the sun, the moon, and the stars; as if we were villains on necessity, fools by heavenly compulsion, knaves thieves and treachers by spherical predominance, drunkards liars and adulterers by an enforced obedience of planetary influence; and all that we are evil in, by a divine thrusting on: an admirable evasion of whoremaster man, to lay his goatish disposition to the charge of a star!"
Both Edmunds (Kieran Bew in the Almeida's production and Scott Ellis in the Red Rose Chain version – see below-) were extremely good; very convincingly villainous, alluring to both Goneril and Regan and nicely focused on self-preservation. One thing I did fine slightly weird was the length of time it took Ellis' Edmund to die! They made the decision not to take his dying body off, as they did in the Almeida, and so it felt like he spent an awful lot of time bleeding slowly to death – almost reminiscent of Pyramus in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. However, I maintain that I thought Edmund was one of the most interesting characters in the play in both productions.
I've probably spent long enough talking about the characters I found the most interesting, but suffice to say that in both productions most of the parts were acted well, especially Chook Sibtain as the Duke of Cornwall at the Almeida and both Cordelias: Pheobe Fox at the Almeida and Lauryn Redding at the Red Rose Chain. One thing I personally didn't like in the Red Rose Chain was the way Gloucester was dressed. Call me bloodthirsty, but the gruesome, graphic way his eyes were gouged out and then chucked on the floor like "vile jelly" at the Almeida was one of my favourite parts, whereas the weird space goggles worn in the other production seemed a bit out of place, and they made it hard to sympathise with Gloucester as a person; he seemed like an alien out of 'A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' rather than a pathetic, confused father (see right). The storm was particularly well done in the Almeida production, but (this may go against most Shakespeare academics' opinions) I thought the more slapstick opening scene of the Red Rose Chain was great. The aforementioned motorised scooter obviously contributed to this, but the beat-boxing/singing by Goneril and Regan in efforts to convince their father of their love was also very funny and a hit with the audience, although it perhaps didn't gel as well as it could have with some of the later, more depressing scenes.
Basically two really good productions, but I definitely prefered the Almeida one; perhaps I'm being too conservative, but it works when played straight, so why not do it straight? Plus, I'm so glad to have seen Jonathan Pryce (see below) and he didn't disappoint, particularly during the second act (which I think started from Act 4 in this production). Although there were several great bits in the Red Rose Chain production, I think their comedies have been brilliant in a way that I don't think this tragedy was.
I should probably relate this back to my EPQ in some way, so, although I've decided to focus on 'Richard III' and 'Henry V' for analysation, the Fool is especially interesting to consider as a character. In literal ways, he was played completely differently in both performances, yet what he says means that his role as the voice of reason can't change for the play to properly work. I suppose this is the same with the Chorus in 'Henry V', who is unique to that play and who has some of the most beautiful lines. He/she/they can be played differently but the way that the positive outlook of the lines juxtaposes with some of the brutal action on stage means that the role has to stay the same to some extent for the play to work, unlike some of Shakespeare's other character's who are much more flexible e.g. Henry himself, or Romeo and Juliet.
Anyway, thanks for reading this ridiculously long post, and thanks for reading and commenting – please keep doing so! Coming up, I'll be blogging about 'Brideshead Revisited' Evelyn Waugh, 'ROOM' Emma Donaghue, 'Year of Wonders' Geraldine Brooks and lots more, so keep checking back 🙂


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In the US (and maybe other countries too), vitamin K shots are administered to babies in the hospital. Why don`t they do that here in Japan? Surely new mums are busy enough without having to remember to give medicine to their newborns on the same day every week. Aiden is 12 weeks old, and I still don`t know what day it is most of the time!
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MZB Episode 9 – Going On Hiatus
So, I'm putting the podcast on hiatus for a few weeks. Basically, the podcast went away from what I wanted it to be, which was something about zombies and zombie lore etc. and instead it was turning into something else entirely.
Anyway, thanks for listening in and I will be back with the podcast in a few weeks once I figure out a plan to steer the ship back into the zombie genre realm.


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Software is heading towards Automation? So soon
One of our chief technologist today pointed us to Cognition framework
As Cognition site writes :
Cognition Framework is a JAVA web application framework composed of best of breed open source architecture.
It is LGPL licensed, which means it is available for commercial use in a manner that is appropriate for your needs.
What is 'best of breed' architecture? Cognition Framework is built on a powerful Open Source application stack:
» Tapestry – presentation tier
» Spring – lightweight services
» Hibernate – OR persistence
» Acegi – security
They have a quick tour, http://dev.thelabllc.com/cognition/viewlets/cognition_intro.htm
The tool generates quite good amount of code and a nice web page without a single line of code!! Amazing guys, this is perfectly way towards automaiton, machine is bound to take over we human programmers We will be still masters 🙂 (designer and architect) but nitty-gritty code/development/programming will be trivial. Atleast that's what I felt after seeing the demo.
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August 15, 2006 at 3:56 am
This is an excellent point. I have a professor/business partner who just wrote an application that will write code for anything having to do with web development such as templates, form, cms, email mailers, etc.. The future of programming lies in project management!


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CHAMPION — The 12th annual Somerset County Amateur Golf Championship will be held June 30 at Seven Springs Mountain Resort.
The tournament is open to all county residents. Entry fee includes golf, cart and admission into the tournament. Prizes will be awarded in every division.
The divisions are: men gross and net 19-34-year-olds, 35-49, 50-59 and 60-and-over; women gross and net 49-and-under and 50-and-over; junior gross only boys 14-and-under and 15-18 and girls 18-and-over.
The deadline to register is June 28. Call Seven Springs at 814-352-7777, ext. 4000 to schedule a tee time as soon as possible. Practice rounds will be available once you have registered for the tournament.
Golfers can play anytime during the day, but must play with at least one other competitor. Tournament legal range finders are permitted for this event.
Northwinds seniors
INDIAN LAKE — Three teams finished at 4-under par in the morning senior scramble at Northwinds Golf Course on Thursday.
Ted Deskevich, Pat McGucken, Gordon Reynolds and Dwight Woy took top honors in a card-off.
Second place went to Bernie George, Don DeLach, Bob Vogel and Rich Richards. Dave McQuade, Bill Peduzzi, Al Hendershot and Barry Craig took third.
Kickers for longest putts were won by John Sube, No. 12 (19 feet, 4 inches), Bob McTavish, No. 14 (22 feet, 10 inches) and Muz Blanchette, No. 18 (13 feet, 9 inches).
Bill Mignogna, Jay Hay, Vogel and Reynolds teamed up for 66 points to win the afternoon shamble.
George, Gene Pritts, Allan Klaum and Paul Martinsek were second with 63 points.
High point makers in groups A-D were Jerry Chabol (22), Gary Reighard (21), Craig (21) and Blanchette (16).
SCC ladies league
SOMERSET — Team standings after the May 10 event in the Somerset Country Club Ladies Golf League:
Somerset Dairy Queen (14.5 points), L&D Trucking (14), Somerset Hospital (13.5), Larry Sanner Trucking (12.5), Morocco Welding (11.5), Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home (10), Brenda Elder (6.5), Whitehorse Excavating (6), Bakers Home & Garden (5.5), Georgian Place (4.5), Philip Owens (4), Essentials for Health (3.5), Clothesline for Women (3.5), Telford Miller Construction (0), Aristacut (0), First National Bank (0), Michelle Petrosky Moon & Associates (0), Friedline Notary & Tax Service (0).
Prize Winners: Jess Baker, long putt No. 2; Kim Rose, closest to the pin 2nd shot No. 3; Sue Dom, closest to the pin 2nd shot No. 6; Jill Gary, long putt No. 8.
Individual stats: Jill Gary, low gross (46); Jenea Hillegas, low net (27); Kate Sanner, Jill Gary and Jenea Hillegas, most pars (2 each); Kim Rose and Jenea Hillegas, most birdies (1 each).
Piney Run seniors
GARRETT — Denny Smith, Jake Knotts, Art Snyder and Barry Yoder shot 4-under par to win the morning senior scramble at Piney Run Golf Course on Thursday.
Gary Starkey, John Ralston, Ernie Smith and Ed Younkin placed second at 3-under.
Kicker prizes were won by Denny Smith, closest to the pin No. 9, and Ernie Smith, longest putt No. 3.
Mickey Talley, Jim Drake, Gary Miller and John Allen won the afternoon scramble with a score of 3-under.
Starkey, Jake Knotts, Younkin and Gary Barton were second at minus two.
Kicker winners were Dave Williams, closest to the pin No. 9, and Robert Harper, longest putt No. 3.
The next senior scramble will be Monday at 9 a.m.
King's Mountain seniors
SCULLTON — The trio of Alan Tubbs, Bob Swink and Tom Hoak tallied a round of 10-under par to win the King's Mountain Golf Course senior scramble on Thursday.
Keith Butcher, Frank Rosenberry, Dave Hay and Dale Nolf earned runner-up honors at 8-under. Two teams tied for second at minus seven.
Kicker winners were Mike Jones, closest to the pin 2nd shot No. 1 (5 feet, 6 inches) and Devon Miller, longest putt No. 4 (13 feet, 3 inches).
Thirty-seven golfers participated. The next senior scramble is scheduled for Tuesday at 10 a.m.
Upcoming benefit golf events
Somerset Baseball Club's Joe Walker Memorial Golf Scramble. When: May 26. Where: Somerset Country Club. Information: 814-442-9410, 814-445-8209, 814-233-9015.
Michael Kovach Memorial Golf Tournament. When: June 3. Where: Indian Lake Golf Club. Information: 814-629-5264.
The Junior Achievement Golf Classic of Cambria and Somerset counties. When: June 4. Where: Windber Country Club. Information: 814-266-2125, ext. 198.
Easter Seals Somerset/Cambria County 30th Annual Golf Tournament. When: June 6. Where: Seven Springs Mountain Resort. Information: 814-535-5508.
Laurel Arts Dorothy B. Dressler Scholarship Fund 6th Annual Golf Tournament. When: June 8. Where: Somerset Country Club. Information: 814-443-2433.
Somerset County Chamber of Commerce and Somerset County Economic Development Council Open Fore Business Golf Tournament. When: June 14. Where: Hidden Valley Resort. Information: 814-445-9655, 814-445-6431.


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Household Books Published in Britain: all volumes
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Aunt Sarah's directions for teaching economical cookery, in Jewish schools and families
By SARAH, Aunt
subjects: education, professional, jewish cookery,
Aunt Sarah's | directions for teaching | economical cookery, | in | Jewish schools and families. | Recipes for cheap, good, and nutritious | dinners and suppers, at a cost of | from 4d. to 8d. for an adult, | and 2d. to 4d. for a child; | cookery for Passover; | cookery for the sick, with directions for | making and applying poultices, | fomentations, &c.
Liverpool: Yates and Hess; 1877
18.0 x 12.0 cm Pp [i-v] vi, 7-47 Lacks binding
GB: *LoEN OB
The book is dedicated "to my esteemed friend, Mrs Morris Joseph, with the hope that it may assist her in her untiring endeavours to improve the homes of the working classes of our community". The preface discusses the need for school cookery classes adapted to Jewish dietary laws. There are 162 numbered recipes.


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By time the 70's rolled around I was into other things, and except for a short daytime soap stint TV has been more of a background noise device than anything.
My favorite "recent" shows include Beavis & Butthead, Southpark and King of the Hill. I think that says something about me.... that, and I couldn't tell you the name of one prime time show currently running.
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Notable mediocrities?
Very subjective list.
For those in the UK: is it possible to keep my telly for said purposes yet not have to pay the mandatory TV license?
I read somewhere recently (although this was not an official source), that if you disconnect your telly from the aerial/cable/dish and ensure that it is not tuned in to any channels, you are not obliged to pay the license fee.
Anyone know if this is fact, or if there are other conditions to be met?
When I was a kid, I remember never wanting to miss an episode of Mutual Of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, and Daktari. C'mon, how can you not love a cross-eyed lion? I enjoyed The Rifleman and Wanted: Dead or Alive, and I recall Steve McQueen's improbable Mare's Leg rifle, but those shows were considered old when I started watching them.
Kids were watching something the other day, people eating disgusting stuff in hopes of winning some cash. Not my idea of entertainment.
Other than the few shows I mentioned, I don't care much for TV, but I do remember tuning into One Day At A Time to see Valerie Bertinelli...
That's all my TV gets used for. Every so often, I'll hear about some PBS show I'm interested in watching, but I'm never interested enough to remember to turn the TV on. ;)
Wild Kingdom
Ha! I used to watch that religiously! Haven't thought of it in years. :) When I was young, my mother used to let me stay up late to watch Masterpiece Theatre and Mystery...
Others I remember watching regularly:
This Old House
Twin Peaks
Northern Exposure
Arrested Development
Dead Like Me
The Amazing Race
The Graham Norton Effect
Shows I like, but haven't been watching recently:
The Family Guy
South Park
The Daily Show
Old Shows I liked:
Sports Night
The Six Million Dollar Man (loved that show as a kid)
Shows that were cancelled that I miss:
Miss Match
Yup, memories .....
- I Spy
- Man From UNCLE
Also, MASH, but not as old. And, Taxi, Hill Street Blues, Rockford Files, .....
..... Shane
South Park
Northern Exposure
Upland Days (on the outdoor life network)
The Amazing Race (the only palatabile reality show I can find)
Law and Order SVU, (even though they are REALLY reaching for show topics now)
and the Screen Savers
I use my DVR during the week and then watch shows from the above list based on if their title intrests me or not.
Tom Terrific and Manfred the Mighty Wonder Dog.
Sky King.
Howdy Doody.
Everything Western.
All Celebrity Roasts and most Variety Shows.
Beenie and Cecil.
Highway Patrol.
Combat and Rat Patrol.
Any cartoon whose voice-over was done by the late, Mel Blanc.
Loads of others I can think of but the list would go on forever.
I'm not sure whether they were better, or it's just nostalgia...


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