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North American Juniors Game Night: 3-31-12
Tri-City Storm 2 @ Waterloo Black Hawks 4 (Friday)
G Adam Wilcox, TC: Loss, 21 saves on 24 shots
On Friday night, Wilcox let in three as Tri-City fell on the road in Iowa. Notre Dame commit Vince Hinostroza had two goals for Waterloo, new Lightning prospect J.T. Brown's former club.
Tri-City Storm 6 @ Sioux Falls Stampede 3 (Saturday)
G Adam Wilcox, TC: Win, 37 saves on 40 shots
Season Totals (with Tri-City): 32 GP, 16-16-1, 2.90 GAA, .916 sv%, 1 SO
Season Totals (with Green Bay): 9 GP, 7-2-0, 2.27 GAA, .918 sv%, 2 SO
Wilcox stopped 37 shots to help the Storm get two points in South Dakota. With Des Moines losing five of their last six games, Tri-City sits six points up on the Bucs with Des Moines having five games left and Tri-City four. The Storm are three points behind Sioux City for fifth in the East. The top six teams in each conference make the playoffs.
E8-Oshawa Generals 3 @ E1-Niagara IceDogs 5
OHL First Round – Niagara leads best of seven series 3-2
D Geoffrey Schemitsch, OSH: 0-1-1, +1, 0 PIM
Playoff Totals: 5 GP, 0-3-3, -1, 2 PIM
Season Totals (OS, OSH): 48 GP, 2-17-19, +8, 24 PIM
Having dropped their last two games, Niagara dominated possession in Game 5, outshooting the Gens 59-25 on their way to a 5-3 win. The game was tied at two entering the third period before the IceDogs exploded for three goals in about nine minutes. Islanders first rounder (2011) Ryan Strome had two of the three third period goals for Niagara. Former Lightning prospect Brock Beukeboom was scoreless for the IceDogs. Current Lightning prospect Geoffrey Schemitsch had a helper, his third of the series. Game 6 is Sunday in Oshawa.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The Federal Reserve on Wednesday maintained its aggressive bond-buying policy given the downside risks to the economic outlook.
In a statement after a two-day meeting, the Fed said it would keep buying $85 billion a month in mortgage bonds and Treasurys.
"The Fed is going to keep the pedal to the metal until they see improvement in the labor market," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James Investment Services.
The central bank noted weak growth in the final three months of last year, saying that the pause in activity was due to weather and other transitory factors. Although strains in global financial markets have eased somewhat, the Fed continues to see downside risks to the economic outlook," its statement said.
Officials didn't say how long the bond purchases would last; the vote was 11 to 1.
While the markets were reading the statement for signals that bond purchases could end sooner rather than later, there were "none," Brown said.
Stocks slid after the statement was released. The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.67% was down 35 points to 13,919.
Kansas City Fed President Esther George dissented, saying the Fed's loose policy stance could lead to financial imbalances and higher inflation.
Economists had expected the Fed to hold policy steady.
News earlier Wednesday that the U.S. economy shrank in the fourth quarter for the first time since the recession only served to confirm expectations. Read about the first quarterly drop in GDP since 2009.
Fed officials are keeping policy loose in an effort to bring down the high unemployment rate.
The labor market has created an average of 151,000 jobs per month in the fourth quarter, but "we're really not making up much of the ground that was lost during the downturn," Brown said. The Fed won't be satisfied until monthly job gains exceed 250,000 to 300,000 per month "for a couple of years," he said.
"We're talking about millions of people still unemployed," Brown said.
Many Wall Street analysts and even some Fed officials don't think the asset purchases are having much effect, and they agree with George that the policy could spark future asset bubbles.
Given three rounds of asset purchases, the Fed's balance sheet moved above $3 trillion for the first time earlier this month. If the current asset-purchase program lasts all year, the balance sheet could expand to $4 trillion.
There is concern that the size of the balance sheet will make it more difficult for the Fed to tighten policy when the time comes.
But the majority of Fed officials believes that these risks are outweighed by the social cost on the economy of too many unemployed workers.

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Emporium's extreme makeover in Mystic
Mystic - Bill Middleton figures the Mystic Arts Center has done to the former Emporium gift shop on Water Street "pretty much everything you can do to a building without actually tearing it down."
Middleton, treasurer of the arts center's board and project coordinator for the nearly $700,000 renovation, gave a tour of the building this week, saying he expected it to be ready for occupancy by early fall.
Plans are for the first floor of the 4,250-square-foot building to contain art gallery and function space, while the basement will be converted into a wine bar leased by Stephen Clemente, owner of Frizzante Champagne & Wine Bar in North Stonington. Three apartments on upper floors (two already spoken for) round out the renovation, undertaken last October after the arts center bought The Emporium in the spring for $500,000.
"We rebuilt the entire roof," Middleton said. "It's really building a brand new building inside of a shell."
Indeed, nothing is left of the quirky Emporium interior - even the old floors had to go because they weren't up to modern building codes. Some of the boards may find new life in the wine bar, however.
Middleton said the arts center decided to buy the Emporium building partly as a way to generate more interest in their activities among casual passersby. The arts center property is contiguous to The Emporium, but is hidden behind shrubbery and a rock outcropping, resulting in a low profile even among community members.
Middleton said a Mystic Arts Center sign will be going up where The Emporium once trumpeted its "curious oddities" and "notional whimseys." The gallery will be known as 15 Water Street.
"It gives us a streetfront presence, which helps a lot," Middleton said.
Middleton said the arts center at first had intended to rent out the main floor of the building to the next-door Oyster Club restaurant, figuring to generate money to help pay for the renovation. But a significant donor expressed an interest in the arts center installing a gallery right away, so plans were changed with no hard feelings, he said.
The initial purchase of the building was funded by a $100,000 donation by an arts center patron. The rest of the purchase price and renovations are largely being funded by Chelsea Groton Bank, he said.
Middleton said he got valuable help during the renovation process from civil engineer Gregg Fedus and local builder Wes Maxwell. He credited architect Rusty Sergeant for reimagining the existing square footage and maximizing space within his design, which eschews interior staircases.
"Every inch in here matters," Middleton said.
Middleton also managed to claim some extra parking spaces for the gallery and wine bar by blasting into ledge toward one side of the property.
"The neighbors were good sports," he added.
Toward the back of the property, where tenants will enter and exit, an addition put on the building in recent years had to be completely redone because the original work was not up to par, Middleton said. Other areas of the building had to be braced to add extra support.
Middleton said the arts center didn't cut any corners in bringing the building into a more modern age. Yet the charming exterior of the historic 1859 building has remained intact, he noted.
"From the street, you couldn't tell anything substantial happened," he said.
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I wanted to drive up to Sacramento and see the Wayne Thiebaud retrospective at The Crocker Museum. I had never been to The Crocker Museum and thought it was an old fusty space. Well the Crocker is brand new and totally spectacular, wonderful contemporary art collection with lots and lots of Thiebaud. I especially loved a print he did of a daffodil. He is such a master of painting and his subject matter is pure joy.
There was a perfect pole right directly in front of the entrance. I try to always be as bold as possible so I decided to yarnbomb that pole. However I was not so bold that I wanted to do it while the museum was open. The security guards work very hard at that museum. So my partner and I sat in the cafe eating shockingly good hamburgers with homemade french fries. At 5 in the dark I sewed up this piece. It's hard to thread a needle in the dark. A stock photographer came by and started taking pictures , but just of the building , not of me. It was much calmer once we were both there plying our trade.
So what's the story with putting up knitting in front of all these museums?
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Amherst College advanced to the regional final of the NCAA Division III Men's Tennis Tournament with a 5-0 win over MIT at Middlebury College on Saturday afternoon. The Engineers closed their campaign with a ledger of 13-6, marking their 11th consecutive 10-win season.
Amherst recorded its first win of the day when the No. 2 doubles tandem of Geoff Schwartz and Jeffrey Wan defeated Mark Egan and Peden Nichols, 8-4. Thomas Dohlman and Eric Beren fell, 8-6, in the top spot while Said Francis and Melvin Makhni dropped a hard-fought loss by a margin of 9-8 (11-9). Wan extended the Jeffs' lead to 4-0 following his 6-2, 6-1 win over Nichols in the No. 4 singles slot. Amherst sealed the match in the No. 6 position when Francis fell, 6-4, 6-0.
No. 3 MIT vs. No. 2 Amherst College at Middlebury, Vt.
Final Team Score: Amherst 5, MIT 0
No. 1 Zach Lerner/Tal Avarhami (A) def. Thomas Dohlman/Eric Beren (M), 8-6
No. 2 Geoff Schwartz/Jeffrey Wan (A) def. Mark Egan/Peden Nichols (M), 8-4
No. 3 Karti Subramanian/Michael Mintz (A) def. Said Francis/Melvin Makhni (M), 9-8 (11-9)
No. 1 Zach Lerner (A) vs. Tom Dohlman (M), 7-6 (5) (Halted)
No. 2 Michael Mintz (A) vs. Eric Beren (M), 6-4, 4-1 (Halted)
No. 3 Geoff Schwartz (A) vs. Mark Egan (M), 7-5, 5-3 (Halted)
No. 4 Jeffrey Wan (A) def. Peden Nichols (M), 6-2, 6-1
No. 5 Karti Subramanian (A) vs. Melvin Makhni (M), 6-3, 4-3 (Halted)
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Nutrient-Enhanced Beverage Company Partners with Get America Fit Foundation to Support the Fight Against Obesity and Asks Consumers One Simple Question:
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Los Angeles – ACTIVATE, the innovative, nutrient-enhanced water beverage that makes it easy and convenient for consumers to GET ACTIVATED, today announced the launch of the GET ACTIVATED shop, part pop-up retail experience and part social experiment created to challenge the city of Los Angeles and motivate surrounding residents to get moving in support of the fight against obesity. ACTIVATE has partnered with the Get America Fit Foundation, a nonprofit organization providing education as well as recreational and fitness equipment to help America's youth stay active and live long and healthy lives, to launch the month-long pop-up shop.
With the goal of creating an entirely new type of currency, ACTIVATE will put consumers to the test by offering the opportunity for them to pay with "Calories or Cash," to find out if they are willing to participate in physical activities for free bottles of ACTIVATE. ACTIVATE will also be available for purchase onsite. Bottles earned using calorie currency will contribute to the donation ACTIVATE makes to the Get America Fit Foundation to help in the fight against obesity. Consumers everywhere can do their part—by visiting the store or logging on to Facebook—to show support and observe donation goals in real time.
"ACTIVATE strives to inspire people to live life at 100 percent and we want to provide everyone with the motivation they need to get active and maintain a healthy lifestyle," said Jesse Merrill, vice president of marketing for ACTIVATE. "Obesity is a concerning matter that a disproportionate number of the current population is faced with today. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, more than one-third of American adults—60 million people—are obese, and it's time to work together to make a change. With the GET ACTIVATED POP-UP SHOP, we're tackling this issue head-on by putting the challenge out there for consumers and incentivizing those who make the choice to get active."
Located in the heart of Los Angeles on Abbot Kinney Blvd., the GET ACTIVATED POP-UP SHOP will determine whether or not consumers in Los Angeles are interested in getting active and healthy by offering them the chance to get their hands on bottles of ACTIVATE's recently reformulated line of vitamin-enhanced beverages by participating in one of three challenges:
TURN IT TO EARN IT – Ride a stationary bike by Pure Fix Cycles for 60 seconds and get one bottle of ACTIVATE
TWIST, SHAKE AND SHOUT – Freestyle dance for one minute and earn two bottles of ACTIVATE
PICK UP A LITTLE PICK-ME-UP –Lift a year's supply of ACTIVATE—the higher the lift, the more product received
"At the Get America Fit Foundation, our goal is to educate people on the overwhelming importance of living a healthy and active lifestyle," said Dr. John Spencer Ellis, CEO of Get America Fit. "Knowledge is a powerful tool and understanding the importance of a balanced diet and exercise as a means to preventing obesity, and how that plays a role in serious illnesses such as heart disease and diabetes, is the foundation of why our organization exists. We wanted to be a part of THE GET ACTIVATED POP-UP SHOP as they've created a unique and fun way to educate consumers on how to live a more active life."
ACTIVATE fans across the country can get involved by visiting the brand's Facebook page, where they can support the donation goal by sharing the GET ACTIVATED campaign with their friends. Each Facebook share will be equivalent to one bottle earned on-site. Coming soon will be a Twist Bottle widget that will give fans the chance to win prizes including a bike by Pure Fix Cycles, yoga mat, a one-year supply of ACTIVATE drinks, and more. A live video feed from the pop-up store will also be accessible 24/7 on the dedicated Facebook tab.
The GET ACTIVATED POP-UP SHOP will be open Sunday – Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and Friday – Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. The shop is located at 1118 Abbot Kinney Blvd. in Venice Beach, Calif.
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ACTIVATE offers a collection of innovative, nutrient-enhanced water beverages in a range of varieties free of sugar, calories and preservatives that makes it easy and convenient for consumers to GET ACTIVATED. Naturally sweetened with Stevia, ACTIVATE delivers a more satisfying option that combines function and performance without having to sacrifice on great taste. To learn more about ACTIVATE, for a store locator or to purchase online, please visit www.activatedrinks.com. Follow ACTIVATE on Twitter at @ACTIVATEdrinks or visit on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/activatedrinks.


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- Lay dog head piece flat. Set tongue on top of inside of dog head, with tongue hanging out and arranged so this part will show when sewing kit is opened. Fold both in half to make sure positioning is correct. If need be, trim off tongue.
- Pin both pieces together, at center, while laying flat and open. Just below center line, and as shown on pattern, make two slits with the scissors to accomodate the ears. Ears will have to be folded in half and then woven into the slit. Insert from the bottom first, as shown. This will hold your Puppy together now.
- Fold closed and glue eyes and nose in place. Let dry thoroughly.
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Howdy, folks. Are ya ready for a story ? Well, it is story time again with the over opinionated one-not my usual rant about the wonderful world of bike builders and all that they do....err, don't do.....err, say they are going to do.....and in some cases actually do it. I digress....
A couple of months ago I built a bike for a customer who knew exactly what he wanted in the way of a 29er hard tail, right down to every detail. His geometry was not what I would have used but I figured that his riding experience in So-Cal was extensive enough that he had a good idea of what he was asking for. He was very specific about the components as well-again , most of the stuff was not from my typical go-to list of bike hardware.
When the time came, I built the frame and ordered the parts. When the whole bike was together I rode it around the shop complex. As soon as I took the first left hand turn I knew that this bike rode better than my own MTB-better in fact than most of the bikes I had built all year. I was stunned......a customer had come up with the best 29er geometry I had ever ridden ! I even liked the parts selection.....everything integrated perfectly and after just a few minutes of pedaling I wanted this bike ! Of course, I couldn't keep it as it was not mine-frankly, I could not afford to keep it even if I wanted to. What I decided was to keep the drawing handy so that I could make one for myself when I got the time some day. Later that afternoon, with a heavy heart I carefully packed the bike into two boxes as to ship some items separately to help keep the bike frame from getting damaged. I fully insured the bike and sent it about 400 miles south to its new home.
When I got home from work the next day I got an email from the customer. It seemed that the 7005 aluminum frame had gotten dented and it was pretty much my fault. I had not used firm enough padding on the top tube to protect it from the brake lever that had been zip tied to it. MY guess is that the UPS handlers probably didn't go too easy on the large box, either. The customer asked for a new frame. At first I just wanted to repair it or have the painter fix the small dent.....that was until I thought about several things: # This customer paid for a new bike, not a repaired bike, not a touched up bike.......a new $ 4,800 bike-it was my job to provide him with nothing less than that. There was another thing.....that small dent that was a major factor for the customer was not something I would care about if it were my bike, and hey......it was now going to be my bike !!!
When I told the customer that I would build him a new frame as soon as I could he was really impressed. He told me that this was the kind service that made him happy to have chosen me. I think he really would have been happier if I had padded his bike a little better but he was willing to wait for the new one. He offered to send the first one back but I told him to ride it and let me know what he thought. I guess he felt the same way I did......so now both of us would have the same frame-a very odd situation but in the end two people are happy.
I sold my 26" wheel MTB and started saving for the components for the new frame. Here's the thing-I have been building 29ers since 2003 and have not really been too keen on the wheel size . My take on it was that it was a tall person's bike and I just wasn't tall enough. Every time I had made an attempt to build a 29er for myself I either couldn't find the time or just sold the frame before I could build it up. I guess this frame was telling me: " Come on.....don't just build these bikes......get off your ass and ride one so you can know what the hell they are all about !" I had been on the outside of the whole 29er thing for eight years, all the time building them for other folks. Now this was no longer the case-I have my 29er. I'll be sure and let folks know how it rides. Thanks for reading and don't worry.......I'll get pissed about something and write in the usual nasty style when the time is right.
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How I got my 29er
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SCORE! ......kinda....I did that too - with M. Ferrentino's frame about 8yrs ago. I rode it for years & now my neighbor still rides it.ReplyDelete
I am starting to think every frame may deserve it's own 8' section of pipe foam insulation - cheap, but availible in SC-CA? - Garro.
I'm hip. Pipe insulation.....cheap insurance. I'll stock up.ReplyDelete
Any chance of you sharing the geometry and component details, or are you going to keep the secret sauce all to yourself?ReplyDelete
Great story! I'm pretty sure you are taller than me, so I'm curious--knowing what you know now, do you still think there is a minimum height recommendation for a 29er?ReplyDelete
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Rihanna: Christmas in Barbados!
Rihanna slips into a feline swimsuit and makes some motion in the ocean on Sandy Lane beach in Barbados on Sunday (December 26).
"Merry Christmas to all my lovers!" tweeted the 22-year-old pop phenom, who also published pictures of a Christmas tree and festive cake.
On Friday, Rihanna will be hosting a New Year's Eve party at Pure in Las Vegas. "Who's comin' out to party with me @ PURE?" Ri tweeted. "FYI I'm NOT performing but I'm DEF PARTYIN!"
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DALLAS — Dr. Kenneth Cooper, founder of the Cooper Institute, is taking health and fitness to the home with a new residential community near Craig Ranch in McKinney, TX. Cooper will break ground in September on Cooper Life, a 51-acre, master-planned community valued at $1 billion. The new community will be anchored by the already existing 75,000-square-foot Cooper Aerobics Center. The community will combine the concepts of "new urbanism" and boutique medicine with the amenities of fitness-based living, says Cooper, who developed the concept with his son, Dr. Tyler Cooper.
Developed in partnership with Wellstone Communities, the community will include single-family cottages, town homes, brownstones, row houses and luxury mid-rise condominiums. It will feature easy access to outdoor exercise and stretching areas amid nature trails, gardens, parks and winding streams.
Residents will have access to a menu of standard services (membership to Cooper Aerobics Center, Cooper Clinic comprehensive health exam, spa services, lifestyle concierge, health seminars, security, customized nutritional and vitamin supplement plans) but can upgrade packages to include boutique family medical care (including house calls), assigned personal trainers and assigned dieticians.
Wellstone Communities hopes to work with Cooper to develop additional Cooper Life communities in other parts of the country in the future, says John Lowery, president of Wellstone.


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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Chiang Mai Curry Noodles
I decided that the first dish I cooked would be this soup from Northern Thailand. It was quite simple to put together and very tasty. It was even better the next day as the flavors really had a chance to melt together.
2-3 garlic cloves, peeled
1 tsp ground tumeric
1 tsp salt, plus a pinch
1 tbsp red curry paste
1 tbsp peanut or vegetable oil
3 cups coconut milk, with 1/2 cup of the thickest milk set aside
1/2 pound boneless flavorful beef (sirloin tip or trimmed stewing beef), cut into 1 inch chunks
1 tbsp sugar
1 cup water
3 tbsp Thai fish sauce
1 tbsp lime juice
peanut oil for deep frying noodles (optional)
1 pound Chinese egg noodles (bamee)
Toppings and Condiments: Fried noodle nests
1/2 cup coursely chopped shallots
1/2 cup minced scallions
1/2 cup pickled cabbage (Thai style)
1 lime, cut into wedges
Finely mince the garlic, place in a small bowl with the tumeric, a pinch of salt and curry paste and mix well together.
Place a large heavy pot or wok over high heat. Add the 1 tbsp oil and when it is hot, toss in the curry mixture. Stir fry 30 seconds, then add the reserved 1/2 cup coconut milk and lower the heat to medium high. Add the meat and sugar, stirring frequently for 4-5 minutes, until the meat has changed color all over. Add the remaining 2 1/2 cups coconut milk, the water, fish sauce and the remaining 1 tsp salt and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium and cook at a strong simmer for about 10 minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in the lime juice. (this soup can be prepared up to an hour ahead and then reheated just before serving).
Meanwhile make the crispy noodles (optional, but I heartily recommend them). Place a plate lined with several layers of paper towels by your stove. Place a large wok or heavy pot over high heat and add about a cup peanut oil, or 1/2 inch oil. When the oil is hot, drop in a strand of uncooked noodle to test the temp. It should sizzle slightly as it falls to the bottom and immediately puff and rise to the surface: adjust the heat if necessary. Toss a handful (about 1 cup) of noodles into the oil and watch as they puff up. Use a spatula or long tongs to turn them over and expose all of them to the hot oil.. They will crisp up very quickly (less than 1 minute). Lift the crisped noodles out of the oil and place on paper towel lined plate. Give the oil a moment to come back to temperature, and then repeat with a second handful of noodles. (the noodles can be made ahead of time and left standing at room temperature for several hours).
To serve: bring a large pot of water to a vigorous boil over high heat. Drop in the remaining noodles (or all noodles, if you didn't make the crispy noodles), bring back to a boil and cook until tender but not mushy (about 6 minutes) - drain well.
Divide the drained noodles among 4 large bowls. Ladle over the broth and meat. Top with crispy noodles and a pinch each of the shallots and scallions (I just used shallots). Serve with the remaining condiments set out in small bowls so guest can garnish their soup as they wish. Provide each guest with chopsticks and a large spoon.
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- Katerina said...
This soup looks exotic and great. regarding the red peppers you can roast 3 and test. If you see the flavor too intense decrease to 2 if the flavor is mild increase to 4.
- April 15, 2010 at 12:14 AM
- teresa said...
mmmm, this sounds fabulous!
- April 15, 2010 at 10:13 AM
- Katy ~ said...
Yummm...sounds full of wonderful flavor and goodness.
- April 22, 2010 at 12:27 PM
- Lori said...
That sounds really good right now!
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Hello from Texas! This looks Delicious...Like your Blog!!
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- Ingrid said...
Looks good. I'm learning to like soups and in looking over the ingredients this one is flavorful.
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I'm writing this story and looking at my thermometer outside — it reads 9 degrees.
But, winters in this region have changed and we have many warm-weather breaks between cold snaps. A couple of 50-degree days melt ice on lakes and this is a prime time for walleye.
Walleye fishing during cold weather is challenging and productive when you discover where to look.
Below are possible spots for cold-water walleye in our Midwestern lakes:
• Humps: You would be amazed how many fishermen motor over these hotspots en route to rock walls. Yes, they probably will catch walleye, but they may have zoomed over a honey hole in the 10- to 30-feet deep range.
Walleye and many other predators suspend around submerged humps off flats. Baitfish attract to these areas and the big guys follow. The key is determining how to fish these fish-attracting humps.
Fishing humps is better when you listen to the walleye.
Let them tell you what they want by experimenting with different presentations.
Buzzing a Little George is an excellent technique to start with. Make that big tail spinner buzz, let it drop and then buzz it again. Walleye will hit on both the buzz and the drop, so keep that line tight.
Your second rod should be rigged with a jig and night crawler or minnow.
Work this highly-productive rig by slowly bouncing it from one end of the hump to the other. Remember that walleye may either want a buzz or just a snack, and they will let you know which.
Crankbaits are excellent over humps. Rebels, Wiggle Warts and other movers and shakers will sometimes draw strikes when all else fails.
• Rock dam facings or rocky shorelines: A man once told me it doesn't matter what you fish off the rocks of a dam, as long as you only fish a jig or Johnson's Silver Minnow with a leech.
He is absolutely correct, but many only depend on one technique on any given day when another might work better.
Crankbaits have long been favorites on rocks. Buoyant styles that bounce off rocks are excellent. Getting hung up in rocks is extremely easy, so models that float up when you stop reeling can help this problem. Rubber bands placed on trebles in a weedless fashion are another aid to not hanging up.
• Creek channels: Submerged creek channels have proven to be another good cold-water spot.
A depth finder is required to find well-defined creek channel systems. This type of fishing without electronics is definitely hit or miss, and generally non-productive if you can find the creeks.
Creek areas can be extremely productive both day and night.
Fish for walleye with a crank bait by casting along a creek channel or over a drop off.
I prefer shad colors in these areas. I also use jugs with curly tails or regular marabou jig. Another productive method is tipping jigs with minnows or leaches. I prefer a 1/8 or 1/16 ounce jig.
• Deep water: Look for steep drop offs at the top of submerged creek channels. Most game fish species, including walleye, tend to hang out over the top of deep water close to shallow water where the most food is.
This allows them a food source with their safety of deep water.
Try vertical fishing jigs over deeper water when dropping a tipped jig. Drop the lure below where your depth finder shows walleye and let the bait sit a few minutes. Then start the bait back up, one reel turn at a time every 20 to 30 seconds. This extremely slow retrieve triggers strikes from suspended fish.
A night crawler harness rigged with night crawlers or leeches is productive when dragged around drop offs. Many suspend this rigging over the top of suspended walleye. Make sure your leech or night crawler is alive. That extra motion often entices walleye to strike.
• Shallow water: This shallow water theory may be a shock to fishermen, but fishery biologists have found large concentrations of walleye love staying close to shallows for the same reason city people hate to move far from grocery stores — that is where the food is.
However, it must be noted you will find walleye much deeper in clear-water lakes. Sensitive eyes drive the fish deeper from light. This is a good place to look for boulders or rock cracks on the bottom.
• Man-made structures: Many cold-weather fishermen look for old man-made structures like old submerged bridges. Walleye tend to suspend around the top of a bridge instead of the bottom, where fishermen might look for rocks.
These types of areas are generally vertical fishing with tipped jigs or spoons.
• Islands: Islands are excellent walleye haunts that many fishermen ignore. Submerged or exposed islands offer a variety of structure that walleye relate to.
For example, the average island will have drop offs, feeder creeks, flats, trees or stumps, rocks or boulders and vegetation. A large island can be fished in many ways and angles with crank baits and tipped jigs.
The key is finding what the walleye wants and what works for you.
Many times walleye will lay up to 100 yards off an island. They move in to feed in the shallows and move back out. The key is fishing to discover what works and what the walleye want by experimentation.
• Experiment: I remember the 1960s, when fishermen mainly tipped small jigs with small minnows for walleye. Yes, they caught fish, but variety would have made them consistently better.
Don't be afraid to change, even from a favorite, proven technique that is not producing.
When jigs are not picking up fish, move to faster crank baits with rattles. Rat-L-Traps are good for this type of fishing.
When deeper lures are not producing, change to shallow-diving lures like the jointed Rebel or Rapala minnow imitators. Most northern fishermen use the Rapala Shad Rap. This lure has a remarkable wobble that most game fish will strike.
Some of you may not have the luxury of depth finders or knowledge of a lake's submerged creek system. This is a good reason to try trolling.
Try mid-depth crank baits alongside weed beds, where big walleye wait to ambush a passing bait fish. Shad Raps and Walley Divers are good bets to try. Remember to use the deeper diving lures over deeper water flats.
• Night Time is the right time: Walleye become extremely active at night around the mentioned areas, but some will move into shallow sand or gravel flats to feed. Swimming beaches are also good with sandy bottoms. This is an excellent place to try crank baits.
• Windy lakes: Wind can be a plus to catching a limit of walleye.
Turbid conditions stir up the water creating stained conditions. Walleye will become active throughout the day because of the lack of clear water that allows the sunlight to filter deep.
Tactics for cold-water walleye
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I was watching some ranked Armenian players at the Pasadena Rose Bowl tournament and noticed the big Western forehands. My regular partner, who is also Armenian, got the itch to slug it out and so we went to Lacy Park, the nicest public tennis park I know.
I went ahead and used full Western on both sides and began really slugging the ball. I could nearly flip the racquet over and not have to change grips, like Phillip Kohlschreiber!
It was amazing to see it could be used aggressively on fast hard courts. Has anyone here have this style of game for their hard court game?
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The western forehand grip is equal eastern backhand grip. There is the same hand positioning. But, in the case of the serve we should use opposite side of the racquet's spring bed.
I totally agree. My favorite two hander, before I went one hander, was Borg's. Here's what he said about the grips he used:
"...I have to prepare earlier and bend my knees more on the two-handed shot than on my one-handed forehand...I place my right hand on the racquet as if the stroke were a standard one-handed eastern backhand. The left hand is placed above the right in a position in which I could hit a choked-up left-handed western forehand if I took my right hand away. I bring the racquet back slightly below my knees and close to my side with a small loop on the way back and both wrists cocked downward. I actually drop the racquet face below the level of my wrists to exaggerate the racquet head sweep from low to high, which also exaggerates the amount of top spin put on the return.
Jimmy Connors, on the other hand, brings his racquet straight back with a firm wrist slightly below his waist. Our different style results in a different type of shot. Connors' is flat, hard and deep, clearing the net by a few inches, but mine relies heavily on overspin, clearing the net by a foot or more and with varying depths.
As I pull the racquet forward, my wrists explode the racquet face under the ball snapping upward to shoot tremendous top spin into the shot. My right shoulder, which points toward the net on the backswing is parallel to the net at the end of the stroke, with the racquet head finishing on the right side of my body, two feet above my head on the follow-through. But the follow-through changes a lot on every stroke, depending on where the ball has bounced, where I want to hit it, and how much time I have. My backhand is built for my game, patience in the backcourt and top-spin passing shots, while Connors' backhand is an offensive weapon, hit aggressively to draw a short return so Jimmy can attack at net. If I had to compare his backhand and mine in a few words, I'd say mine is efficient, his is flamboyant."
Do not bunch the elbow. You want to create space in the swing by opening the hitting face towards the back fence at the start of the loop. Do not go in a straight line to the ball, aim for the outside top right of the ball and use the rotational force, go around, then pronate into the ball and finish hitting face flipped over.
By going in straight, the elbow gets squashed and then the wrist jerks up on the ball. The elbow should begin to extend by the time of contact. Tennis elbow can happen this way.
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Accenture survey of 2,000 US patients found that select patient services are highly valued and yet often underserved, underutilized or nonexistent. However, for those patients that do receive services, they greatly value them.
Patients are exerting more influence than ever on their treatment decisions. Our survey revealed that patients don't just want pharmaceutical companies to provide services that complement the products they sell—they expect them to do so. The survey also showed a surprising and significant gap in the services that patients want to get and those that they are receiving.
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Kindergarten and even preschool teachers know they're not the first teacher for their students. The parent is the first and most influential teacher, but local schools are active in providing tools for parents to do their jobs well.
Parents as Teachers, supported by a state grant and both Pratt and Skyline school districts, is a free program for parents of children from birth to age three. A recent grant from the University of Kansas Center for Public Partnerships and Research, backs their service up even earlier.
Pratt County Parents as Teachers is one of 54 recipients of a grant to provide helpful information to mothers through pregnancy and the first year of their babies' lives. Women who sign up for the service by texting BABY to 511411 (or BEBE in Spanish) receive free text messages each week. As an incentive, P.A.T. received $1,000 to give 60 newborn size diapers to each woman who signs up.
Jennifer Winfrey, pregnant with her second child, said she has received information about healthcare resources — she doesn't qualify, but it's good information for women who might not otherwise get good prenatal care. Texts also provide information about what to expect in pregnancy, breastfeeding tips and developmental milestones for infants.
Text4baby is effective because it gets essential health information to mothers quickly and easily, using a technology they use regularly, the KU office of public affairs notes.
A family doesn't have to be enrolled in Parents as Teachers to participate in Text4baby.
P.A.T. includes group parent meetings, free developmental screenings, personal visits from a parent educator, a weekly play group and help in accessing community services and agencies.
Misty Piester, P.A.T. coordinator and parent educator, visits 17 families each month, sharing age-appropriate child development and parenting information. She always has an activity ready for the children, something simple that doesn't require fancy supplies, but encourages skill development. For example, pushing colorful pipe cleaners through the holes in a kitchen strainer promotes fine motor skills.
Between 20 and 25 families attend play groups held each Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at the USD 382 ACE (old Pratt High) building. Last Wednesday, about a half-dozen 1- and 2-year-olds gathered a fleet of cozy cube cars for outside play, but true to the nature of kids, soon abandoned them to climb and slide on a colorful play structure or check out the pea gravel on the playground.
There's no curriculum, no agenda, not even a lot of direction for playgroup.
"We're just playing; kids learn by play," Piester said.
"Parents are the first teachers in a child's life," she continued. "Our goal is to give parents more tools, more support and create a better outcome for the child."
Parents can see if their child is doing the things other children the same age are doing, and if not, learn ways to encourage development, or if necessary, get additional help for a child.
"If you think there's a problem, we're that middle guy (before consulting a professional)" Piester said. She also emphasized that early intervention for children who are not hitting the developmental milestones is a key to success.
Piester is a Pratt High graduate and has a degree in family studies and human services from Kansas State University. She is married to Austin Piester, a Skyline graduate, and civil engineer for Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism. They have two sons, ages 5 and 2.


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Best Kolomee in Brunei
Thursday, December 06, 2007Kolomee is one of the most popular dishes in Brunei. Every Bruneian would know what is kolomee. Kolomee is usually quite cheap; from $1.50 till $3.50. However, a lot of shops serve terrible kolomee and some merely mediocre. Last time, there was a debate on RadioBrunei about Char Kway Teow or Kolomee. Most people obviously went for Char Kway Teow. I felt that it's because most people hadn't tried the best Kolomee in Brunei. Behold ....
Ocean quarry's kolomee. That's not the name of the stall but it's situated next to the quarry so we called it Ocean Quarry kolomee.
This is the entrance to the canteen. Not a grand entrance but many people still drive their benz and merz and lexuses past the terrible road just to come here and eat
I ordered my first kolomee
Then after finishing it, I still can't get enough of it. So I ordered Kolo MeePoh.
Now why is this shop good? Let me see.
First of all - it's the great tasting kolomee and meepoh that uses their own special recipe which other shops don't have.
Their fantastic soup - which is chocked full of flavour but I dunno how much MSG did they put in there - it's just very nice.
I ordered wonton kolomee, thats why my soup got wontons in it.
Their chili vinegar is also a very good add on to the amazing flavours of the kolomee. I usually put two spoonfuls of vinegar with my kolomee.
Not to forget the amazing ambience ..... erm.... alright maybe not your typical restaurant with good air conditioning and stuff .....
But it still doesn't stop people coming here to eat. So there you go - the best kolomee in Brunei. I challenge you to think of a better place to eat kolomee than this around Brunei.
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Lace Strapless Dress
Added Jul 18, 2011
by danii97
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Found some lace curtains from the 80's in my basement, decided to make a dress with them! Has stretchy white lining for comfort, and back pleat details next to the zipper
Pattern provided is NOT MINE, I uploaded it so that if you wanted it you would not have to spend hours searching for it on the web like I did! But the original link is in a comment I wrote a while back for additional sizes. Thank you!
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Lace, Jersey, Cotton,
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- Cotton, Knits/Jersey, Lace/Sequins
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Apr 8, 2014, 08.12 AMby Clarisa Maurice
danii97, grateful if you could give credit or a link to the website that offered this pattern initially. Lovely job on the dress but it would have been nice if you mentioned where you got the pattern else, people might think that you created it. For everyone's info, the patterns for sizes S and M are available here http://m-sewing.com/patterns-catalog/women/dresses/satin-dress.html
Feb 4, 2013, 06.19 PMby medlockbb
I have tried to open the link every way imaginable. It tries to print one one page. There are no options for printing it to scale or on multiple pages …. HELP! And yes I read the FAQ, still cant figure it out.
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Apr 8, 2014, 08.16 AMby Clarisa Maurice
If you have the latest Adobe Reader i.e Adobe Reader X and so forth, go to Print then on the "page sizing & handling" option, select Poster. Ensure tile scale is 100% and check both "cut marks" and "labels" as they will help you when assembling the papers. Once done, you may print them out.
Jul 23, 2012, 11.49 PMby Byanka Ayala
I tried downloading the copyshop and print at home pattern, but when I open the PDF file it will not open because the file is corrupted. I tried it with two different computers. Will you be kind to email me the files to my email? Thank you in advance. My email is email@example.com
Mar 17, 2012, 08.05 PMby Meg Hardin
Absolutely in love with this dress!
Jan 27, 2012, 08.38 AMby Mangosunshinez
I don't get how you print the medium. do i need a different sized paper? The pattern get cut off :(
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Jan 28, 2012, 04.04 AMby danii97
It is easier to copy paste the link into your address bar, then right click and download the PDF to your computer. Then it should print out to scale
Oct 27, 2011, 10.09 PMby Glory2eva
Really nice!! How much fabric will I need for this? Baring in mind I'm probs like an extra small (size 0/2 us) :)
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Nov 12, 2011, 05.36 AMby danii97
1 or 2 yards should be plenty :)
Sep 4, 2011, 01.39 AMby sarawhat
This was the first real dress ive ever made and i love the way it came out!! I was lazy and did it without the zipper or anything… and its a bit of a squeeze… but once its on its great. (i will use a zipper next time!)
thanks for posting this :)
Aug 17, 2011, 04.51 PMby EricaVee
Adorable! There is a ModCloth ad on the page right now that shows a very similar dress, and yours looks every bit as good. Plus, major points for giving new life to old fabric.
Jul 22, 2011, 10.09 PMby joach
super cute! do you know how I could convert this to a size large??
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Jul 22, 2011, 11.59 PMby danii97
hmm,, im sure you could cut out the size medium a bit bigger, its a simple block pattern so it shouldn't interfere with the fit it should just enlarge it
Jul 20, 2011, 07.25 PMby ajoha
lovely work! Thank you for sharing your pattern. btw, what size is the pattern?
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Jul 21, 2011, 02.16 AMby danii97
the pattern is a size small, which should fit an american size 1-5 depending on how much seam allowance and the type of fabric. there is a link of the medium on the pattern description too
Jul 21, 2011, 04.15 PMby ajoha
Thank you!
Apr 8, 2014, 08.09 AMby Clarisa Maurice
This is a lovely pattern indeed. However, the pattern was not made by danii97. This pattern is readily available here http://m-sewing.com/patterns-catalog/women/dresses/satin-dress.html
Jul 19, 2011, 12.02 PMby maatweety89
vry cute but how can i print the pattern at home, its jux 1 page
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Jul 19, 2011, 03.27 PMby danii97
on the page set up on the printing window, change the Page Scaling to "Tile all pages" instead of what it automatically clicks which is usually "Scale to Fit" or something along those lines
Jul 19, 2011, 01.17 AMby tbiss13
Do you know the "American Size" to this dress? I wear a juniors size 7 and would love to make it!
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Jul 19, 2011, 02.00 AMby danii97
A juniors size 7 should convert to a Medium in this pattern, if you want to be for sure, you can look over the sizing chart from the website the pattern is from here: http://m-sewing.com/patterns-catalog/howtos/our-size-charts.html
Jul 18, 2011, 05.13 PMby Amor Allure
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Jul 18, 2011, 06.34 PMby danii97
I added some close ups of the front and back
Jul 18, 2011, 07.29 PMby Amor Allure
ok great work by the way..lol
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Farmingdale, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State women's lacrosse team improved to 10-1 overall, 2-0 in Skyline play with a 13-3 victory over Maritime College (2-5, 0-2) today. In at times torrential downpours, the Rams had 13 players with a goal each and four players also added two assists.
Farmingdale State controlled the draws 13-5 and held Maritime to just eight shots, all in the second half.
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korean businessman Sung Hyun-sang's relief at the resumption of operations at a jointly run factory park in North Korea is tempered by big worries: Can he make up for the millions of dollars he's lost since Pyongyang shut down the Kaesong complex in April?
About 800 South Koreans began returning Monday to their factories at the Kaesong park located just north of the Demilitarized Zone to team up with North Korean employees and test-run idle assembly lines. Some are also resuming production.
The reopening of the factories, after a spring that saw threats of nuclear war from Pyongyang, as well as a vow to restart atomic bomb fuel production, is the latest visible sign of easing tension between the rival Koreas.
But for the businessmen at Kaesong, many of whom, like Sung, operate small or mid-sized companies that need the cheap labor the North Korean factories provide, there's a nagging worry about the future. The companies at Kaesong say they've lost a combined total of about 1 trillion won (about $920 million) over the past five months and will reportedly need up to a year to get their businesses back on track.
"I feel good about the park's resumption, but I also have a heavy heart," said Sung, president of apparel manufacturer Mansun Corporation, which has lost about 7 billion won ($6.4 million) because of the shutdown. "We've suffered too much damage."
The park, established in 2004 during a period of warming ties between the Koreas, was considered a test case for reunification. It combined South Korean knowhow and technology with cheap North Korean labor. It was also the last major cross-border cooperation project before Pyongyang withdrew its 53,000 workers in early April to protest annual military drills between Seoul and Washington and alleged insults against the country's leadership. The other reconciliation projects had already long been mired in deadlock amid worsening ties between the Koreas.
The complex survived previous lows in relations, including North Korea's deadly artillery strike on a South Korean island in 2010. By the end of 2012, South Korean companies at Kaesong had produced a total of $2 billion worth of goods during the previous eight years.
So the park's shutdown was more than a blow to ties between the Koreas. It also hurt the 123 South Korean companies operating there, mostly small- and medium-sized labor-intensive industries.
The South Korean government provided about 150 billion won in insurance payments to 46 of those companies, but they were required to return the money because the park has resumed operations, according to Seoul's Unification Ministry.
"We felt disconsolate (about the North Koreans' pullout) at first, but we didn't know that it would last this long," said Yeo Dongkoo, director at Sudo Corporation, which produces handkerchiefs and scarves at Kaesong.
Kaesong's reopening comes as tensions on the peninsula gradually ease, with the North dialing down its war rhetoric and seeking to restart various cooperation projects with South Korea in recent weeks. The two Koreas plan to hold a reunion of families separated by the Korean War next week for the first time in three years and are pushing to hold talks on resuming lucrative tours to a scenic North Korean mountain.
After weeks of tough negotiations, including one meeting that ended with a scuffle, the two Koreas last week agreed to reopen the park after a trial run starting from Monday.
Garment factories like Sung's don't have overly complicated machines at Kaesong, so they don't require a test-run and can resume production as early as Monday, officials said.
Sung said half of his 1,350 North Korean employees would return to work Monday to resume production.
"They are highly skilled laborers. They will produce masterpieces at Kaesong," Sung said.
The two Koreas also plan to hold an international investors' informational session at Kaesong next month to attract foreign companies. They're also hoping to provide Internet and mobile phone connections to the park within this year. North Korea also agreed to exempt South Korean companies at Kaesong from taxation imposed for operations this year.
Some analysts say North Korea takes Kaesong's resumption seriously because it believes it could help draw outside investment and revive its struggling economy, one of leader Kim Jong Un's top stated goals, along with nuclear bomb production. The park was a rare, legitimate source of hard currency for North Korea.
But some wonder whether non-Korean investors will be willing to risk setting up shop at a park that could be closed again when tensions rise.
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