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Premier League
November 21, 2010
- FTFT1Blackburn
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- FTFT2Fulham
Man City1
FULL TIME City romp to a 4-1 win, the game was over at half time and Fulham have been outclassed.
Mark Hughes must be regretting getting Man City's backs up prior to kick off, Fulham have been hammered today.
Fulham are outraged they haven't had a penalty for a hefty challenge on Gera from De Jong.
James Milner on for David Silva
James Milner is readied for Man City...
Andy Johnson in upset to not be given a free kick after going down under challenge from Zabaleta. The right decision from the ref.
Vieira is penalised for a high-footed challenge in the centre circle.
Zoltan Gera certainly gives his shot everything, but it is poor and flies wide.
Another Fulham free kick on the corner of the Premier League...
The set piece is taken quickly to Johnson, he is isolated near the corner flag and lashes in a poor cross which City clear.
Patrick Vieira on for Gareth Barry
Free kick Fulham around 40 yards from goal.
Fulham are still sort of giving it a go, although it all seems pretty pointless with 10 minutes left. I wouldn't rule out a fifth for City on the break.
Adam Johnson dribbles at the heart of the Fulham defence, he delays his shot and eventually loses the opportunity. Wasteful from the England winger.
Andy Johnson makes a needless late challenge on Vincent Kompany, a deserved yellow card.
Adam Johnson on for Carlos Tevez
City clear and look to break, Hughes tripping Kolarov as he springs forward.
From the free kick Fulham earn a corner, another goal here would make it interesting...
Pablo Zabaleta is carded for a lunge on Carlos Salcido.
Gareth Barry seems to be struggling, City may consider replacing the England man.
Both Tevez and Jo are both back on the pitch.
Jo is now down and clutching his leg after a challenge from Hangeland. The Norwegian got the ball but Jo is getting to his feet rather gingerly.
Again City just keeping the ball, something they have done really well today.
Carlos Tevez is down and claiming a penalty, Salcido certainly took a risk making the challenge.
GOAL Zoltan Gera gives Fulham hope?! From the corner the ball falls to Gera, his side-footed shot deflects off Zabaleta and past Joe Hart. A fightback?!
Nearly for Fulham! Kamara's low cross almost reaches Johnson but they have to settle for a corner...
Aaron Hughes rises to meet the corner, his looping header reaches the arms of Joe Hart.
Corner to Fulham, Andy Johnson's cross turned behind.
The Russian takes the free kick, Schwarzer gathers comfortably.
City free kick, Dempsey with a needless shove on Kolarov...
Diomansy Kamara on for Dickson Etuhu
Schwarzer punches the ball clear, confident work from the keeper.
Corner to City, Tevez breaking again, his low cross looks for Barry but Hangeland puts the ball behind.
Again City are keeping the ball as they did for large parts of the first half, Fulham are a beaten team now.
Carlos Tevez looks to break away towards the Fulham box, Danny Murphy dashes across and executes a perfect sliding tackle.
Poor Fulham, having looked more threatening at the start of the half, the fourth goal has completely knocked the stuffing out of them.
Kolarov's delivery is poor and headed clear at the front post.
City could have a fifth here with a free kick on the byline...
GOAL Tevez scores again!!! From the corner the ball arrive will Zabaleta, who smashes a shot goalward. Tevez diverts the shot over Schwarzer from one-yard out and surely secures three points for City.
Carlos Tevez wastes a glorious chance! Zabaleta puts the Argentine through on goal, and he is only capable of toe-poking straight at Schwarzer...
Mark Hughes is encouraging his team, urging them to maintain this high tempo.
Much, much better from Fulham! A deep cross from Salcido finds Gera at the far post, his downward header is repelled by Joe Hart. His save was meaningless, with Gera adjudged to have fouled his marker.
Dickson Etuhu is the first man in the book for a late challenge on Nigel de Jong, ironically...
First City attack of the half, Zabaleta finds himself in a good position, his cross is mis-hit and goes behind for a goal kick.
Another attack from Fulham, Dempsey striding through midfield before dragging his shot wide.
A much brighter start from Fulham in this half, although it could hardly get any worse than the opening 45 minutes!
On the front foot again, Adam Johnson gets to the byline for Fulham. His low cross is well struck, but Joe Hart gathers.
Fulham win an early corner and Hangeland heads over the bar!
KICK OFF City start the second half.
Zoltan Gera on for Damien Duff
The teams are back out, can Fulham pull off a huge shock and get back in the game?
A great response to their recent criticism for City, since Tevez's opener they have taken over and punished Fulham.
HALF TIME City are 3-0 up and in complete control. Fulham need a miracle to get anything from this match.
Brede Hangeland stretches to get his head on the ball, but is unable to guide his header on goal.
Corner to Fulham right at the end of the half, Baird's cross deflected behind...
Nigel de Jong with a cynical trip on Duff as he tries to break. I was wondering when he was going to foul someone...
A half chance for Simon Davies, Clint Dempsey launching a long ball from a quickly-taken free kick, Davies flicks on a header but Hart gathers.
What is Mark Hughes going to say to his players at half time? They look completely lost at the moment.
A very good, low, cross from Kolarov. Luckily for Fulham no one was there to apply the finish. City are cruising here.
Man City are toying with Fulham, Duff gets frustrated and gives away a cheap free kick on the half way line.
The delivery from Barry is poor and Fulham can head clear.
Kompany's nearpost header is deflected for a second corner...
City are completely in control and they have another corner with Kolarov...
A terrible half for Fulham, clearly Mark Hughes' words have riled the City players!
GOAL Yaya Toure makes it three nil!!! Carlos Tevez threads a perfectly weighted ball to his Ivorian teammate, who takes a touch before firing low past Schwarzer, game set and match!
It has been far too easy for City in this first half, they are well on their way to a much-needed win.
GOAL Pablo Zabaleta scores a screamer!!! Fulham fail to clear a low cross in the aftermath of City's corner. The ball falls to Zabaleta, who hammers it home via a slight deflection off Damien Duff!
City have a corner, Jo's cross going behind off Chris Baird...
Carlos Tevez is penalised for pushing over Salcido, the Argentine seemed to find the whole incident very amusing.
From the clearance Silva picks up possession, cutting in from the right and slicing a shot horribly wide.
He's back on his feet and helps defend the corner he conceded, which from a City point of view is poor and is cleared at the near post.
Carlos Salcido is down for Fulham after making a challenge on Zabaleta, Hughes will be hoping he can recover...
Kolo Toure does well under pressure from Dempsey, shrugging off the American and making a clearance.
Fulham were easily exposed by City in that last attack, a worry for Mark Hughes.
City clear and launch a rapid counter attack. David Silva feeds Kolarov, who taps the ball past the defender and is away on goal. His left-foot shot is unconvincing and Schwarzer makes a save.
Great opportunity for Fulham from this set piece, Kompany bringing down Dempsey...
As I type Yaya Toure knocks a fantastically poor pass straight out of play!
City are passing the ball well at the moment and looking decent.
Andy Johnson finds space on the left, he is stopped in his tracks by the linesman's flag though.
Foul by Danny Murphy on De Jong, City free kick in their own half.
Mark Hughes is very animated on the Fulham bench, he clearly wants more from his team with City looking comfortable at the moment.
First shot at goal for Fulham, Carlos Salcido firing high and wide after City could only half clear a cross from the left.
A very flat atmosphere crowd at Craven Cottage, the locals need a lift.
Tevez looks for Zabaleta, who had made a long run forward, but he can't connect with the pass.
Neat approach play from City, the final ball is over hit though and Schwarzer manages to gather.
Fulham look slightly shell shocked after falling behind out of the blue. Can they recover?
Aaron Hughes rises to meet the corner, his header flys over the crossbar.
Andy Johnson is momentarily behind the Fulham defence, Kolo Toure recovers to clear for a corner...
GOAL Carlos Tevez gives City the perfect start!!! Gareth Barry's pass arrived with the Argentine, who in front of Diego Maradona turned and calmly slotted past Schwarzer!
City clear and try to break through Silva, Salcido tracks back well to clear.
The free kick is wasted but Fulham are applying early pressure and they have a throw deep in City territory.
Early free kick for Fulham, de Jong committing the foul.
KICK OFF Fulham get us started!
The teams are making their way onto the pitch, it's almost time to begin.
Andy Johnson makes his first start since returning from injury for Fulham.
Jo gets a rare start for the visitors, partnering Carlos Tevez and David Silva in attack.
Mark Hughes will be looking to get one over on his former employees, as Roberto Mancini brings his Man City team to Craven Cottage to take on Fulham.
Fulham boss Mark Hughes has had plenty to say about his former club Manchester City in the build up to this one, which some bring some added spice at kick off. Join us for Live Commentary at 16.00 GMT.


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Blue Jackets Open Training Camp with Optimism
Updated: Friday, September 13 2013, 10:25 AM EDT
COLUMBUS (Alex May) -- Brick by brick -- that's the message Blue Jackets President of Hockey Operations John Davidson has preached since arriving to Columbus almost a year ago.
The most noticeable brick added this offseason won't fill a locker room stall; it fills the locker room: confidence. The 2013-2014 Columbus Blue Jackets believe in themselves.
It starts in the net, backstopped by last year's Vezina winner, Sergei Bobrovsky. He signed a new two-year contract in the offseason and will look to build on last year's performance.
"He is going to keep us in as many games as possible and going to give us a chance to win just about every night," said Center Mark Letestu.
The Blue Jackets will maintain a defense-first philosophy. The first day of training camp featured intense five-on-five workouts focused in the corners with the defense winning puck possession.
Several veterans have defensive positions locked down, and several young guys are pushing to make the team too. They know nothing is for granted.
"Last year I think I got my foot in the door and I played well up here, but it's a whole new ballgame this year, clean slate for everybody," said 23-year-old Cody Goloubef.
To win, the Blue Jackets will go with a "score by committee" system similar to last season. Letestu said the team doesn't have one guy relied upon to score 50 goals, but they all are asked to contribute.
One of the guys who will be relied upon for some goals is 2010 4th overall pick, Ryan Johansen. With a full training camp this season, he's looking to push his way into a higher role on the team.
"Guys like me, [Matt] Calvert, [Cam] Atkinson, the young guys coming up, we need to produce more offensively."
Veterans in the Blue Jackets locker room know increased production from those young guys will lead to more points in the standings. Brandon Dubinsky thinks Johansen is primed for a breakout year.
"He's definitely one of the most skilled guys on this team. He brings that body that every hockey player would kill for. We're going to rely on him to do big things this year," Dubinsky said. "I personally trained with him this summer, and I know what his goals are. I really feel this is the year where everything's going to come together for Joey."
"There's certainly a sense of accomplishment from last year," said center Mark Letestu. "I think there's a hunger. We want more."
During a drill in the first on-ice session, defenseman Jack Johnson checked Johansen into the net, knocking it off its moorings, and the two colliding into the boards. Johansen gave a shove to Johnson on the ice, but the two separated quickly.
Johnson said it was a good way to acclimate back to the physical element of the sport.
"It was a two-on-one drill, and I wasn't going to let him cut right in front of me in training camp. I wasn't going to give him the easy road. I was trying to be nice and just throwing a hip check and not hitting him high."
"We had a little chit-chat after that," Johansen said. "He was just setting the tone."
The NHL will implement hybrid icing during all preseason games on a trial basis. Hybrid icing is being tested to try to minimize the possibility of a player getting hurt racing for a puck. The linesman will make two determinations. First, they'll have to decide whether a dumped puck will cross the goal line. If it will, the linesman will decide which player, the defenseman or forward, would touch it first based on a "race" to the end-zone face-off circle. Hybrid Icing is meant to keep the focus on the race for the puck, while protecting players by moving the end of the race away from the end boards.
The NHLPA will vote on Hybrid Icing to decide if it will be implemented for the full 2013-14 season.
Training camp continues tomorrow. The first group hits the ice at 10 a.m., while the second group will begin at 12:15 p.m. Both sessions will be in the OhioHealth Ice Haus and open to the public.
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Shasta Lake Bass fishing is tough
By Gary Heffley
Bassing is tough right now on Shasta Lake period, exclamation point. Speaking with numerous fishermen, the good folks at Phil's Propellers, High Five Bait and Tackle, Strictly Fishing, the word is the same, tough!
Many anglers pre-fishing for next weekend's WON Bass Tournament are finding it tough to find a true go-to pattern. As angler Michael Gibbons put it, "today was more about eliminating areas." Moans and groans emanated from Phil's Propellers as others stopped by to tell their tales of difficulty.
Michael found few isolated fish, a few spooky concentrations of shad, a lot of clear water with a temperature of 49 to 52 degrees, but nothing to hang a solid fishing pattern on.
Many are recommending using drop shots, Senkos and dart head worms in 40 to 60 feet of water. Green's and Shad colors have been some of the best. Ron at Phil's thinks many pros will fish to their strengths using personal favorites in style and color patterns if a winning pattern cannot be established during the pre-fish. Look for some even to throw swimbaits looking for those elusive few big fish.
One interesting prospect for the everyday fisherman is that some large trout have been coming to bass anglers tossing minnow rip baits into shad concentrations. Of course that does the tournament bass angler no good at all.
Bassing is tough right now on Shasta Lake period, exclamation point. Speaking with numerous fishermen, the good folks at Phil's Propellers, High Five Bait and Tackle, Strictly Fishing, the word is the same, tough!
Many anglers pre-fishing for next weekend's WON Bass Tournament are finding it tough to find a true go-to pattern. As angler Michael Gibbons put it, "today was more about eliminating areas." Moans and groans emanated from Phil's Propellers as others stopped by to tell their tales of difficulty.
Michael found few isolated fish, a few spooky concentrations of shad, a lot of clear water with a temperature of 49 to 52 degrees, but nothing to hang a solid fishing pattern on.
Many are recommending using drop shots, Senkos and dart head worms in 40 to 60 feet of water. Green's and Shad colors have been some of the best. Ron at Phil's thinks many pros will fish to their strengths using personal favorites in style and color patterns if a winning pattern cannot be established during the pre-fish. Look for some even to throw swimbaits looking for those elusive few big fish.
One interesting prospect for the everyday fisherman is that some large trout have been coming to bass anglers tossing minnow rip baits into shad concentrations. Of course that does the tournament bass angler no good at all.
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04/16/14—One thing I wanted do yesterday instead of paying the Taxman was to head up to Trinity Lake where the bass fishing has been outstanding. If Uncle Sam is happy now, perhaps I will. With warming water temperatures...Full Story
Striper bite between Meridian & Grimes
04/15/14 -- Daniel Vaca, who currently holds the title of gun department manager at Kittles Outdoor in Colusa, also knows his fishing stuff so if you want to know what's up, ask him or his co-worker, Marco Pedraza. Give them a... Full Story
Annual Trout Fest splashes into 2014 04/15/14 -- The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) invites all to Trout Fest, Central California's annual celebration of one of the state's most popular fish. Regardless if you are a beginner, novice or experienced... Full Story
Lake Oroville bass fishing off the hook By Chuck Giles
04/14/14 -- Reports are coming in daily at Fins, Fur and Feather Sports (FFF) that bass fishing on Lake Oroville is off the hook. This is the time of year when everyone can become a competent bass angler, particularly... Full Story
New: 4-ocean-caught salmon in possession!
By Frank Galusha
04/12/14 – For years anglers who have fished for ocean salmon have complained about the 2-fish possession limit imposed on them by the California Department of Fish Wildlife. The restriction has discouraged anglers who...Full Story
What are Top Ten Boat Names?
04/11/14 -- If a car's vanity license plate can tell you a lot about the person behind the wheel, what can a boat name tell you about the person behind the helm? Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS)...Full Story
14 lb. king salmon landed at Trinity Lake
By Frank Galusha
04/11/14 -- Monty Currier at the DFW office in Redding passed along great news about the fishing at Trinity lake this morning with a report stating another huge land-locked king salmon had been taken from the lake on April 7...Full Story
GGSA asks: 'Turn off the Pumps' 04/08/14 -- The Golden Gate Salmon Assocation has written on Open Email Letter to the Secretary of Commerce in the Obama Administration, Penny Pritzker, asking the Secretary to turn off the pumps in the Delta...Full Story
Grace Lake trout for the catching
04/08/14 -- Out of curiosity I decided to take a look at Grace Lake just south of Shingletown yesterday for the upcoming trout season opener. Of course most lakes are open all year for fishing with most streams...Full Story
CA KMZ salmon season to open May 10
By Frank Galusha
04/07/14 -- Fishing for Chinook salmon the North Coast, the so-called CA Klamath Management Zone, which includes the area from the Oregon Border to Shelter Cove, will likely open on May 10 and close on September 7th...Full Story
Nellie is back on the air off the Lost Coast
04/07/14 -- "Nellie -- The Coast Watcher" who lives in Shelter Cove and is actually blind, has been a buddy to the entire fishing fleet and all other craft off the Lost Coast for many years. Last month her radio went silent, which...Full Story
Video: Why boaters don't like ethanol
By Frank Galusha
04/04/14 -- Fishing buddies, take my word for it, don't burn ethanol-laden fuel in your outboard engines if you don't want to ruin them or even place yourself in danger if your engine fails to run properly especially...Full Story
Quality Time
By John Higley
03/29/14 -- In quiet moments my mind often wanders back to the days when my kids were growing up. That was long before my oldest son, Mark, became a grandfather, my second son, Mike, raised two fine daughters... Full Story
Cormorant hazing to protect young fish
Shipping salmon back to the sea
Article and photos by Frank Galusha
03/25/14 – Two tanker trucks each loaded with approximately 130,000 3-inch long young salmon left Coleman National Fish Hatchery at 6 a.m. today on the first leg of their trip to the sea. Unlike their ancestors who were released...Full Story
Trucking of 30.4M salmon has begun
03/24/14 -- Coleman National Fish Hatchery on Battle Creek has begun a process that could result in approximately 12 million Chinook salmon smolts being trucked and released, carrying out details of a special...Full Story
Tasty Morsels of Mollusk Goodness
By Steven T. Callan
03/23/14 -- Not so long ago, five species of abalone were commonly taken in California by sport and commercial divers: pink (Haliotis corrugata), green (Haliotis fulgens), red (Haliotis rufescens), black (Haliotis cracherodii), and white... Full Story
North Coast Spring Groundfish Report
By Tom Marking, GAP and CA Sports Representative
03/22/14 -- The 2014 fishing season is upon us and shore anglers and divers are already busy searching for fish when the weather and waves allow. Spring can be very productive for shore anglers for rockfish, cabezon...Full Story
BoatUS: Make a fishing line recycling bin 03/19/14 -- Reel in and Recycle! Anglers anticipating the spring bite can make a difference with improving fish habitat this upcoming season by building a fishing line recycling bin with some help from the BoatUS Found... Full Story
Interview with The Reel Tech
By Lucas Holmgren, Fishing Addicts Northwest
03/19/14 -- Today I'd like to introduce a company that excels in quality, customer service and prompt, professional service. Fishing Addicts has worked with The Reel Tech a few times to get standard maintenance work...Full Story
PFMC 2014 salmon season options 03/19/14 -- [PFMC Release] Late last week the Pacific Fishery Management Council adopted three public review options for the 2014 salmon season off the West Coast of the United States. The Council will... Full Story
Beware of claims for oil spill products
03/13/14 -- Some oil spill products prove to be ineffective and toxic in tests performed by the BoatUS Foundation and Duke University. BoatUS says roughly nine out of every ten recreational boats in the US has an engine that uses oil and... Full Story
GGSA call for baby salmon trucking paid off 03/11/14 -- California's largest salmon hatchery may end up trucking its production this year to the Delta or San Francisco Bay for release due to the extreme drought conditions. Ordinarily the Coleman National Fish... Full Story
18.4M Sac smolts may be trucked to Delta
By Frank Galusha
03/10/14 -- Up to 18.4 million Sacramento fall-run Chinook smolts will be evaluated for potential trucking during April, May and June, according to a temporary contingency plan agreed upon today by State/Federal agencies...Full Story
Humboldt Bay: Busy port, excellent fishery
PG&E to increase flows on Pit River 03/05/14 -- Recreationists are being advised to use extra caution during increased flows below Lake Britton from March 16 to May 9. Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) will increase flows on the Pit... Full Story
First Light
Article by Matt Goldsworthy
03/04/14 -- Reprinted with permission of HASA (Humboldt Area Saltwater Anglers) – Light is one of the most important factors to consider when fishing deep water. Over the years while fishing for Pacific halibut, we have always... Full Story
Pulled into the pipes: Green Sturgeon
03/04/14 -- [Posted with permission of FISHBIO] Living in the Sacramento River can be a risky business for juvenile green sturgeon (Acipenser medirostris). The young fish must swim through a gauntlet of water... Full Story
Kids Fishing Days coming to North State
03/02/14 -- Monty Currier, Environmental Scientist with the CA DFW in Redding, is prepared to have Grace and perhaps Nora Lakes in Shingletown as well as Kilarc Reservoir above Whitmore well stocked for... Full Story
Should boaters buy an extended warranty?
02/16/134 -- Boat engines have improved in quality and reliability over the years. Backing that up are recent surveys from J.D. Power, reporting a steady decrease in the number of reported problems in marine engines. So is buying an...Full Story
Kokanee Power 2014 Event Schedule By Gary Heffley
02/15/14 -- Kokanee Power, a great organization involved with education, research, support and promotion of the fantastic Kokanee and Inland Chinook fisheries in the state has posted their 2014 calendar of tournaments and... Full Story
Not Just Any Fish
02/14/13 -- Trout have inhabited California waters from the Sierra Nevada and Warner Mountains to the Pacific Ocean since prehistoric times. However, most of the trout caught by anglers are either hatchery raised fish...Full Story
Oregon angler tags could win prizes 02/12/14 -- Oregon anglers who turn in their 2013 combined angling tag and/or hatchery harvest tag before May 16, 2014 could win one of over 100 outdoor products or gift cards from Bi-Mart. ODFW is sponsoring the promotion...Full Story
New Bait Buttons target big fish By Gary Heffley
02/10/14 -- It looks like the rains have finally arrived and with the flush of fresh water runoff hitting the delta and the complex of bays running out through the Golden Gate, sturgeon fishing should be on the definite upswing...Full Story
Fish Fry Lake: Cycling nutrients into fish
By Bruce Kania, Floating Islands International
02/06/14 -- [Abstract: The following article describes why cyanobacteria (a form of algae) and green algae (another form of algae) occur when they do. Their occurence very much relates to the nutrient ratio present in a waterway...Full Story
Mt. Shasta Kid's Fishing Days start June 7 By Gary Heffley
02/05/14—The days are set for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife 2014 Kid's Fishing Day at Mt. Shasta Fish Hatchery. This free annual event is one of my personal favorites and one that I make every effort...Full Story
Fish numbers in S.F. Bay Delta remain low
02/03/15 -- February 2, World Wetlands Day, is a chance to raise awareness about the importance and value of wetlands. Unfortunately, the results from the 2013 California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW... Full Story
Fishing with Phideaux
By Phil "Flip" Akers
01/26/14 -- Meet Phideaux, a 110-pound neurotic chocolate Lab. His name is pronounced "Fido" but it is spelled "Phideaux" because he is a Cajun dog. Anyway, last summer Phideaux took his human (that's me) on a trout hunt up into...Full Story
Oregon's Lost Creek Lake is open all winter
By Cindy Broadwater
01/11/14 – Many outdoor enthusiasts may not be aware that Lost Creek Lake, Marina & Café near Trail, Oregon is open year 'round. Not only is it the best bet for winter fishing and boating, but it may be the only game in town at times...Full Story
Eagle Lake: 14 feet lower than her prime
01/07/14 -- Finally, the fishing season at Eagle Lake has ended but the lake doesn't stop being the lake just because we can't fish her. She does her own thing this time of year. Ice comes and goes in the depths and some of it...Full Story
Salmon advocates offer bold rebuilding plan
Article and photo by Frank Galusha
01/02/14 -- Despite an incredibly good salmon sports fishing season off the coast of California last summer and an excellent return of nearly 100,000 fall-run fish to Battle Creek on the Sacramento River this fall...Full Story
Sturgeon tagging requirements changed
01/01/14 -- California sturgeon anglers will see a small change to sturgeon tags issued beginning today. Sturgeon anglers have been required to tag all retained legal sized sturgeon for many years. In the past, the date, location and length... Full Story
Bechhold Bait Holder is fish-catching marvel
By Larry Ellis
12/23/13 -- Hello, my name is Larry Ellis, and I have enjoyed the life of being a writer/photographer for numerous outdoors magazines for over a decade. I am truly living the dream. I began writing for Oregon Fishing & Hunting News...Full Story
A primer on fishing Lake Shasta By Gary Heffley
01/01/12 -- Shasta Lake draws more visitors to Shasta County than any other single attraction. While it is often a challenge to fish, it is more likely to produce stringers of fat trout or spotted bass. Trout to four and five pounds are caught here routinely...Full Story
Lake Oroville; 'tis the season By Chuck Giles
01/11/12 – Lake Oroville is probably one of the best lakes for sheer numbers of Spotted Bass in Northern California. This is not just on a seasonal basis, but year round. To start, I have a list of baits that produce decent results... Full Story


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The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven: A Remarkable Account of Miracles, Angels, and Life Beyond This Worldby Kevin Malarkey Alex Malarkey
In 2004, Kevin Malarkey and his six-year-old son, Alex, suffered an horrific car accident. The impact from the crash paralyzed Alex and medically speaking, it was unlikely that he could survive. "I think Alex has gone to be with Jesus," a friend told the stricken dad. But two months later, Alex awoke from a coma with an incredible story to share. Of events at the accident scene and in the hospital while he was unconscious. Of the angels that took him through the gates of heaven itself. Of the unearthly music that sounded just terrible to a six-year-old. And, most amazing of all . . . Of meeting and talking to Jesus. The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven is the true story of an ordinary boy's most extraordinary journey. As you see heaven and earth through Alex's eyes, you'll come away with new insights on miracles, life beyond this world, and the power of a father's love.
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GM Investing $449M In Detroit-Area FactoriesApril 8, 2014 2:13 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
General Motors says it's investing $449 million in two Detroit-area factories to build the next generation Chevrolet Volt hybrid electric car.
3D Printing HumansApril 8, 2014 2:07 pm | by Jon Minnick, Associate Editor, Manufacturing Business Technology | Blogs | Comments
It appears that we're on the cusp of a new world where custom human body parts can be grown or printed for those that need them.
Biden Swears In Head Of Small Business AgencyApril 8, 2014 2:00 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Contreras-Sweet says entrepreneurs are the difference-makers in the U.S. economy and that SBA plays a pivotal role in helping them overcome hurdles.
Q&A: How To Leverage The Web And Grow Your BusinessApril 8, 2014 1:56 pm | by Anna Wells, Executive Editor, IMPO - @IndustrialAnna | Articles | Comments
Today we're asking Curtis Alexander — a digital marketing consultant and one of the speakers at the Distribution and Manufacturing Profitability Forum — some of the most burning questions we hear from you regarding online growth.
Anti-Union Group Worried About VW Recognition Of UAWApril 8, 2014 1:39 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
An anti-union group on Monday raised concerns that Volkswagen could move to recognize the United Auto Workers at its Tennessee plant without a vote.
April 2014: Real Time VisibilityApril 8, 2014 12:06 pm | Digital Editions | Comments
In this issue of IMPO, we recap MODEX 2014, discuss how creating a nimble production environment requires up-to-the-minute information, and learn how the latest technology can improve the ROI of predictive maintenance.
Wind Powered Honda Plant In OhioApril 8, 2014 11:53 am | by The Weather Channel and Juhl Energy, Inc. | Videos | Comments
Honda is accelerating its efforts to advance the environmental performance of its products and its operations throughout North America.
China OKs Nokia-Microsoft DealApril 8, 2014 10:01 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Nokia has received regulatory approval from Chinese authorities to sell its mobile phone unit to Microsoft Corp., removing one of the last major hurdles to the $7.3 billion deal.
Only 2 Midsize SUVs Get Top Crash Test RatingApril 8, 2014 9:59 am | by Tom Krisher, AP Auto Writer | News | Comments
The Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain, both made by General Motors, received the highest "good" rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Tenn. Volkswagen Expansion Talks At StandstillApril 8, 2014 9:55 am | by Erik Schelzig, Associated Press | News | Comments
Expansion talks at Volkswagen's lone U.S. plant have ground to a halt amid disagreements about the role of organized labor at the factory in Tennessee.
'Lemon Law King' Sues TeslaApril 8, 2014 9:45 am | by Todd Richmond, Associated Press | News | Comments
Wisconsin's self-proclaimed "lemon law king" filed a lawsuit Monday against direct-order car maker Tesla Motors, accusing the company of refusing to give a doctor a refund on a defective electric sedan that cost nearly $100,000.
Toyota To Replace Robots With… Humans?April 8, 2014 9:41 am | by Joel Hans, Managing Editor, Manufacturing.net - @Mnet_JoelHans | Blogs | Comments
The idea is that if employees are more skilled, and less a "human robot" that performs the same task repeatedly during their shift, they might be able to better identify inefficiencies in the process or think up ways to make it better.
Flashing Dome Signal LightsApril 8, 2014 9:22 am | by Patlite | Product Releases | Comments
The most telling feature of these new dome signal lights is the 200 percent to 500 percent increase in luminosity over previous generation LEDs.
3 Inbound Shipping Challenges That Impact The Entire Supply ChainApril 8, 2014 8:10 am | by Adam Robinson, Cerasis, Inc. | Articles | Comments
Depending on the industry and size of the company, a business can spend more than 40 percent of its annual freight budget on inbound shipping. A more efficient inbound freight program can minimize delays, save money, and even reduce confusion.
Seize Manufacturing "Reshoring" Opportunities with ASRS EfficienciesApril 7, 2014 3:46 pm | by Kardex | White Papers
This complimentary white paper outlines how ASRS equipment aligns process improvement strategies such as lean.When better accuracy can be combined with sizable improvements in labor productivity and space savings, the case for dynamic storage as an enabler of lean efficiencies is clear cut.Reshoring appears to be gaining momentum, however, North American manufacturing will need to be as lean and efficient as possible to turn the tables on offshoring.Download the complimentary white paper.
Protecting Detroit's Water With Better ControlsApril 7, 2014 3:40 pm | by Rockwell Automation | Articles | Comments
To better protect the rivers from runoff, the city began building a network of combined sewer overflow basins. The basins play a major role in protecting the surrounding watersheds, and the people and wildlife living there.
Church Calls For Wal-Mart Investor Vote On GunsApril 7, 2014 1:59 pm | by Randall Chase, AP Business Writer | News | Comments
Attorneys for a church in Manhattan are asking a federal judge in Delaware to prohibit Wal-Mart from sending its annual proxy statement to shareholders because it doesn't include its proposal for a shareholder vote involving gun sales.
Ford's 435,000 Vehicle RecallApril 7, 2014 1:52 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Ford is recalling nearly 435,000 cars to fix rusting frame parts or faulty seats. The biggest of the two recalls covers nearly 386,000 Ford Escapes from the 2001 through 2004 model years.
Job Market Stronger, Not Strong EnoughApril 7, 2014 1:49 pm | by CNNMoney | Videos | Comments
With 192,000 jobs added in March, the labor market is strong enough that businesses are growing, but still too weak for the Federal Reserve to promptly end stimulus.
Michigan's Auto Industry Revival PlanApril 7, 2014 1:45 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Michigan plans to boost efforts to attract and retain automotive industry jobs in engineering and design, software and coding, systems integration, and skilled trades, officials said.


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Experience the culture of Latvia's capital city from this hotel in Riga
Ideally situated in the heart of Riga, this luxe hotel is in the perfect location for business travellers as well as guests on holiday. With easy access to downtown, visitors can explore Esplanade Park, the world-famous Freedom Monument or the UNESCO World Heritage site Old Town. Well-appointed rooms and suites provide plush accommodation with individual climate control, Free high-speed, wireless Internet and a mini bar. Dine on gourmet Baltic and international delights at the on-site Restaurant Piramida, which is home to the hotel's iconic glass pyramid. When it comes to recreation, guests enjoy free access to the wellness centre featuring contemporary fitness equipment, a steam room and a sauna. For impressive meetings and events, this hotel in Riga houses seven fully equipped meeting rooms.
- Close to alluring cultural and historic attractions, the Radisson Blu Hotel is also only 15 kilometres from Riga International Airport.
- Many of the 95 rooms and suites offer picturesque views of Esplanade Park and Old Town, and all include Free high-speed, wireless Internet.
- Bask in the sunshine while you enjoy an alfresco meal on the summer terrace, or visit Restaurant Piramida for a glamorous dining experience under a dazzling glass pyramid.
- Retreat to the cosy Ridzene Bar and Library to indulge in a refreshing cocktail.
- Invigorate with a workout session at the state-of-the-art wellness centre, which boasts an array of gym equipment as well as a Turkish steam room and sauna.
- Host an event to remember in the stylish meeting space of this Riga hotel.
- Feel good about your stay, knowing that this hotel's commitment to Responsible Business is exemplified by Green Key and Green Light certifications.


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Danny Cohen has admitted that the BBC let itself down with its coverage of the Diamond Jubilee pageant and confirmed that The Voice UK will be cutback next year.
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The goals of the AIHDP are to bring to light the health problems faced by indigenous peoples, to understand how we came to our unhealthy situations and what we can do about them. You will find no fry bread recipes here! This site also focuses on connecting with the natural world, finding ways to do our part to be responsible consumers and to halt environmental degradation.
Also see my Facebook page, Indigenous Eating, for more food ideas.
NEW: Medicinal Plants Used by the Five Tribes (Cherokees, Chickasaws, Choctaws, Muscogees and Seminoles)
Check out my Environment and Garden blog, Yakni Achukma (The Good Land) http://thegoodland-dmihesuah.blogspot.com/
A bobcat pounces on a field mouse behind my neighbor's house.
A Tour of the Baker Wetlands in Lawrence, KS:
Coming Soon: Plants Used by tribes in Indian Territory
My current book project, Surviving Indian Territory, is an exploration of how tribes lived in Indian Territory, post removal through the depression. I'll be posting selected excerpts of chapters from volume one, "The Five Tribes," on medicinal, food, and dye plants and how one can grow these in the home garden.
Look at my page, A Run in Baldwin City, to see how to make your workout more fun by chronicling it.
It is overseen by Devon A. Mihesuah, enrolled citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma.
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Pictures of Puerto Rico above.
Tosh and Josh unload mulch.
Below: My interview in the Chronicle of Higher Education, April 25, 2010 "Saving American Indians' Diet"
If you are writing about indigenous food and/or health, please keep in mind that if you plan to utilize contributions from here, it is appropriate to cite this website.
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The UPS Foundation Delivers $150,000 to American Indian College Fund
January 20, 2011
The American Indian College Fund received $150,000 from the UPS Foundation to continue the UPS Foundation Tribal College Scholarship Program. For 13 years, this program has been providing scholarship support to students attending the nation's tribal colleges and universities (TCUs). The renewed program will provide a $2,250 scholarship for one student at each of the 33 TCUs for both the spring and fall semesters of 2011. Glenn Mickelson, area human relations manager for the desert mountain district of UPS, in Denver, presented a check to Casey Lozar, director of corporate and tribal development at the Fund.
"The UPS Foundation is proud to support the American Indian College Fund. These programs make a meaningful difference in many communities and each student's life," said Ken Sternad, president of The UPS Foundation.
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Wizards stun Bulls in Game 1
South Carolina President outlines new NCAA structure &st
Video: Incredible pregame ceremony for the Montreal Canadien
Brewers and Pirates continue to go at it in post-game commen
Playoff Preview: Trail Blazers-Rockets Game 1
Too hot to handle, with Big Al injury
Playoff Preview: Wizards-Bulls Game 1
Zdeno Chara laughs as Brendan Smith tries to fight him &
Tony Parker magnifique in fourth quarter run
Brewers, Pirates trade blows in Easter brawl ☆
Gregg Popovich sends his best wishes to Craig Sager
Playoff Preview: Bobcats-Heat Game 1
Mets make another closer change
Playoff Preview: Mavericks-Spurs Game 1
Surprise! Trading for a 37-year-old shortstop who can't fi
Dugout Digest – same ol' Astros
CBR Rewind: Looking back at week seven of the 2013 season
Nathan MacKinnon making Avalanche contenders, Oilers scratch
Thunder make their mark
You can buy Tyler Seguin's cup on eBay ☆
Matt Williams benches Bryce Harper for not hustling
Oakland gives Sean Doolittle five-year extension
Delino DeShields Jr. got smashed in the face with a fastball
117 fans attended Georgia Tech's spring game? ☆
Dugout Digest – poundings
Milan Lucic slashes Danny Dekeyser in a sensitive area &
Martin Maldonado actually hits the cover off the ball &s
Joel Quenneville fined $25,000 for grabbing himself &sta
The final days of CNN's Malaysia Airlines obsession &s
If You Want to Know What all the Jokes Mean
Teddy Bridgewater to meet with the Jaguars for a second time
TGS 2013 NFL mock re-draft: Picks 21-32
Game-winning calls from a wild night in the NHL playoffs &am
Flashback Friday: Tommie Frazier leads Huskers to second str
Are the San Francisco 49ers in store for a blowup season?
Meet the 12 dumbest people on the planet ☆
Decisions, Decisions: The Reshaping Of SEC Basketball &s
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Video: Gary Bettman is too busy to watch STL-CHI ☆
Former Aggie Matt Joeckel transfers to TCU
Tulsa Is (Probably) Going To Hire Frank Haith For Some Reaso
What's next for Terrelle Pryor?
CNBC's The Profit Is An Entertaining Hot Mess That Makes L
Kansas Recruit Cliff Alexander Wins Mr. Basketball USA
Jabari Parker Uses Sports Illustrated To Declare For The NBA
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With midnight madness just around the corner and another season ready to tip off, the Athlon Sports 2011-12 College Basketball Annual arrives in time to provide the preseason analysis and predictions craved by hoops fans from coast-to-coast and around the globe.
Traditional favorites like "10 Things to Watch" and "Hoops Madness" return for another season, and this year's magazine also includes the following features:
"Back to School"
For the first time since the one-and-done era started, the top players in the country returned to campus rather than jump to the NBA.
"Invaders from the North"
Canadian players have become increasing prevalent in college basketball, and the wave of imported talent isn't slowing down anytime soon.
"Keeping Up with the Heels ... and Devils"
In the ACC, it's the big two and everyone else. Will the influx of new coaches help the league regain the depth it once enjoyed as the nation's premier basketball conference?
"The Scoop"
Exclusive interviews with North Carolina star Harrison Barnes, Ohio State big man Jared Sullinger and Vanderbilt's sweet-shooting John Jenkins.
This year's edition also includes All-America and All-Conference teams, a complete Field of 68 NCAA Tournament bracket, 500 ranked high school recruits, a team-by-team preview of all 347 Division I schools and a back page that takes a look back at the blue-chip talent Butler took down en route to back-to-back national title game appearances.
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Sean Payton made the right picks with Vaccaro and Stills.
Kenny Stills, LaAdrian Waddle among under-the-radar impact rookies
Though the NFL draft remains a very inexact science for teams trying to bolster their rosters, the perception is that players taken in rounds 1 through 3 should be able to step in and compete for jobs immediately. For players selected on the draft's third day, which consists of rounds 4 through 7 — of for those signed to free-agent deals after the draft is over — there is usually a tough road ahead.
And yet, inevitably, a steady collection of those later-round prospects wind up with starting jobs when the regular seasons begins.
That is true again in 2013, with the following players all closing in on critical roles with their new teams:
• David Bakhtiari, OT, Packers (Round 4): No secret here. Bakhtiari took over Green Bay's left tackle job after Bryan Bulaga suffered a season-ending knee injury. Audibles' Doug Farrar took a closer look at Bakhtiari's potential earlier this month.
• Dion Sims, TE, Dolphins (Round 4): With Dustin Keller out for the season — and maybe longer — after suffering a gruesome knee injury, Sims has a shot to beat out Charles Clay (sixth round, 2011) and Michael Egnew (third round, '12) for the starting job. The 6-foot-4, 265-pound Sims had one grab for 18 yards in a 17-16 loss to the Buccaneers on Saturday, and should be part of Miami's offensive plans going forward.
• Kenny Stills, WR, Saints (Round 5): Stills showed his stuff in a 31-23 victory over the Texans on national TV on Sunday, hauling in a 40-yard grab in the second quarter, and then smoking cornerback Jonathan Joseph for a 14-yard touchdown four plays later. The Oklahoma product will be New Orleans' No. 3 receiver, with Joe Morgan out for the year with a knee injury.
• Earl Wolff, S, Eagles (Round 5): The preseason has not been particularly kind to the rookie, who was burned on Jordan Todman's long TD run in a 31-24 win over the Jaguars on Saturday, but Wolff is still in the mix to start at safety. He's battling with Nate Allen for a starting job. Philadelphia also cut Kenny Phillips on Sunday, taking out another possible competitor.
• Bacarri Rambo, S, Redskins (Round 6): Rambo remains a work in progress, but he will be in Washington's secondary for Week 1, barring a late injury. The Redskins lost their other rookie safety, Phillip Thomas, to a knee injury earlier in training camp. Rambo had 16 interceptions and made more than 200 tackles during his four-year career at Georgia.
• Tommy Bohanon, FB, Jets (Round 7): The 215th pick is another player with a starting opportunity because of injury — in his case, Lex Hilliard's broken scapula opened the door. Bohanon played 33 snaps in New York's 37-13 win over Jacksonville on Aug. 17 — about the same number as the starting offensive line. The Jets do not figure to use their fullback that frequently once the season begins, but having a quality lead blocker certainly would help the running game.
• Paul Worrilow, LB, Falcons (UDFA): Worrilow, signed out of Delaware, burst onto the scene with a 12-tackle performance against the Bengals in a 34-10 loss on Aug. 8. He followed that showing with six more tackles in a 27-23 loss to the Ravens in Baltimore a week later. At this point, it would be tough for Atlanta to keep him off the final roster. It only adds to Worrilow's value that he can also be a menace on special teams.
• Matt Furstenberg, TE, Ravens (UDFA): While there certainly are no guarantees, Baltimore's decision to cut veteran TE Visanthe Shiancoe bodes well for Furstenberg's chances to stick. He still has Billy Bajema, Dallas Clark and Ed Dickson to deal with, but the Ravens' coaching staff has been happy with the Maryland product. Furstenberg has four catches for 54 yards this preseason.
• Jeff Tuel, QB, Bills (UDFA): Will he be Buffalo's starting quarterback in Week 1? Tuel, out of Washington State, certainly would not be the team's first choice, but with both Kevin Kolb and rookie E.J. Manuel injured, he may have to take the reins. Tuel was 10-of-17 for 63 yards in a 30-7 loss to the Redskins in Washington on Saturday, and he completed 19-of-23 passes with a pair of TD strikes in the Bills' 44-20 win over the Colts on Aug. 11.
• LaAdrian Waddle, OT, Lions (UDFA): "Frankly, it kind of bewilders me how he didn't get drafted," Detroit quarterback Matthew Stafford told MLive.com after a 40-9 win over the Patriots last Thursday. In that game, Waddle, a talented Texas Tech prospect, split first-team reps at right tackle with Jason Fox. Waddle seems a virtual lock to claim a spot on Detroit's final 53-man roster, and he may even cement a spot in the starting lineup before Week 1.
• Kenbrell Thompkins, WR, Patriots (UDFA)/Zach Sudfeld, TE, Patriots (UDFA): A pair of finds for New England on the free-agent market. Sudfeld has pushed for playing time this preseason, with the Patriots in need of reliable tight ends. He took a step backward in the loss to the Lions, though, fumbling in the red zone — a miscue that earned him a trip to the bench.
Thompkins, meanwhile, saw 12 targets in that game and made eight catches, burning both veteran CB Chris Houston and rookie Darius Slay. Thompkins has forced his way into the New England's starting 11, and he already seems to have a nice rapport with Tom Brady.
• Russell Shepard, WR, Eagles (UDFA): At one point during training camp, Shepard had crept onto Philadelphia's first-team offense. He's slipped into a fight just to make the roster now, but the work he did earlier may land him a job, be it with the Eagles or with somebody else.
• Willie Jefferson, OLB, Texans (UDFA): Jefferson's an intriguing talent out of Stephen F. Austin, at a position Houston covets in its 3-4 defense. That the Texans have yet to see much from third-round pick Sam Montgomery, who started camp on the Non-Football Injury list — and that projected starter Whitney Mercilus has been banged up for much of the last month — has only helped Jefferson's cause.
Stills WILL make the team BUT NOT as the No. 3 receiver !!!
@CRAZYCAJUN1966 If he isn't the #3 receiver behind Colston and Lance Moore then who is? Nick Toon? Nope. Tanner? Nope.


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There's something big happening in tech right now. Really big. According to Barclays Senior Analyst Ben Reitzes it could be bigger than the PC revolution.
In a live interview on CNBC's Halftime Report, Reitzes said watch what happens with smartphone apps - how they're used and what they do.
It's changing rapidly. And what they're capable of could be life changing.
"Apps can allow your smartphone to act as controllers for your TV, a controller for your appliances. They can even interact with your car – and these are the early innings."
Ultimately Reitzes expects that you'll be able to do all kinds of things that you can't even imagine – all with the tap of an app.
Of course that begs the question – which stock wins to this kind of sea change.
Currently, the short answer is Apple, according to Reitzes.
According to recent estimates Apple has about 700,000 apps. And although Android has about the same number, "The Apple eco-system has proven time and again to be the most monetizable eco-system– that bodes well for them (as apps take off)," said Reitzes
However, the analyst concedes that rivals such as Samsung have gotten very aggressive. If Apple wants to dominate, he says 'they have to get on it.'
Reitzes currently has a $740 price target on Apple. And although Reitzes reduced his price target earlier in the week, his outlook remains relatively bullish and he's reiterated his 'Overweight' rating.
"I'd stick with Apple down here," he said.
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Marshall said the pilot program is part of the state college savings plan trustees' agenda to increase the financial fitness of Nevada students. Marshall is the chairwoman of the board.
"We are partnering with various groups throughout Nevada to assist students in being better prepared for the financial decisions they will face in coming years," Marshall said. "I am very grateful that the Nevada Council on Economic Development and the classroom teachers taking part in this pilot program have stepped up the challenge; I look forward to viewing the results and hopefully expanding this program across the state this fall."
Marshall said the National Association of State Treasurers (NAST) has adopted financial literacy education as one of its top goals. The financial fitness pilot program is being administered by 12 teachers and encompasses more than 900 students. The teachers are comprised of business, computer science, government, math and science instructors. The participating schools include the Academy of Arts, Careers, and Technology High School; Arbor View High School; Bonanza High School; College of Southern Nevada High School; East Career and Technical Academy High School; Indian Wells High School; Palo Verde High School; Rancho High School; Spring Valley High School; Sunrise Mountain High School; and Hyde Park Middle School.
The pilot program utilizes the widely successful Financial Fitness for Life Curriculum offered by the National Council on Economic Development. The curriculum contains financial information and training on topics such as earning income, spending, saving for college, investing and managing money. As part of the curriculum, a 50 question pre-test was administered to participating students in early March. The five-week instruction period began April 13. A post-test assessment will be administered and the results reviewed to determine if the program might be expanded throughout the state.
Marshall said her office has established a special website, http://financialfitness.nv.gov, for use by both student and adults. She also encouraged students, teachers and parents to view the treasurer's office student website at http://nevadatreasurer.gov/Index_Students.htm, which contains information about saving for college as well as links to financial literacy information and other useful sites.


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Statue of Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658). Constructed between 1909 and 1917, the Mur de la Reformation commemorates Geneva's significant role in the Protestant Reformation. Measuring 325 feet long and 30 feet high, it depicts figures and scenes from Protestant history against a backdrop of the Reformation motto: Post Tenebras Lux ("After Darkness, Light").
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Glint effect is a standalone script or jQuery plugin to create a glint light effect on HTML page elements. It creates a canvas object to render a glint light image effect that is going to be displayed on top of a given HTML Web page element. The object periodically changes the position of the glint image to give the sensation of a light being moved over the target page element. The glint image can be animated horizontally or vertically. The animation speed and the glint image color and angle are configurable parameters.
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Club Elections, 4/3/2013
We will be having our next Math Club Meeting on Wednesday the 3rd of
April. Elections will be held at the meeting. If you want to be
president or know someone else who would, email Dr. Rimmasch.
MAA Math Conference, 3/29/2013
SUU sent 5 students, and 3 faculty members to the MAA math conference in Rexburg, ID. Amy Gifford, and Brennon Bauer both presented research at the conference. Our integration team represented the club well. Amy was close to placing, and all of our integrators made it into the second round.
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So, you have booked that plane ticket to Coron. It would be your first time to visit the amazing island
and you're clueless on what to do, where to eat etc. Planning an itinerary would save you time and make your experience worthwhile.
Here are itineraries which you can follow:
Coron in 4 days/ 3Nights
Day 1: Beach bumming /camping at Malcapuya Island /Banana Island
*It's best to go to these islands early in the morning to avoid the huge waves. We were there during the Amihan Season so waves were really huge.
Head to Gateway Port. The boat operators' standard rate for these islands (Malcapuya/Banana): Php 3,500. You can haggle up to Php 3,000 (based on our experience). It's also ideal to stay overnight at Malcapuya Island if you want to experience the quiet life in this virgin island.
Here's a blog entry of our experience: Sail to Paradise
You may inquire for the rates of the overnight accommodation: email@example.com
Day 2: Coron Island Hopping
*Head to Gateway Port to start your island hopping tour. Boat operators have standard rates. For the Coron Island Hopping tour, they usually charge Php 1,500.00. If you're 6 in a group, then you'll have to pay Php 250/each.
Before leaving the port, buy seafoods at the market (just beside the port). Your boatman may cook for you. But you have to pay them a separate fee for that. They're friendly so you just need your PR skills to negotiate with them.
- 8:00 am-9:00- Departure from Gateway Port
- 9:00-10:00 am- Snorkel at Siete Pecados (Entrance Fee: Php 100.00)
- 10:00am-12:00pm- Kayangan Lake (Entrance Fee: Php 200.00)
- Lunch at the Boat
- 1:00pm-2:00pm Barracuda Lake (Php 100.00)
- 2:00pm-2:30 pm Twin Lagoon (Php 100.00)
- 2:30pm-3:00 pm Snorkel at Skeleton Wreck (Php 100.00)
- 3:00 pm-4:00 pm Banol Beach (Php 100.00)
- 4:00pm-4:30 pm CYC Island (No entrance fee)
- Return to Coron Town
My blog entries: Coron Island Hopping Part 1 and Coron Island Hopping Part 2.
Expenses per person (based on DIY Coron): Php 1,270.00 (If 7 pax).
Day 3: Calauit Safari Adventure
*Calauit is about two hours away from Coron town. It's best to hire a van to go there and would be affordable if you're many in a group. In any case, you can check DIY Coron and join group tours. In this way, you can lessen the cost.
*We did avail of their service for easier arrangements/ travel.
Expenses: Php 1,930.00/pax (If 5 pax, DIY Coron price)
Travel time: Coron Town-Calauit Island: 4:00 am-7:00am
- Run around Calauit Island
- Dip in Concepcion Falls
- Climb Mt. Tapyas
- Maquinit Hotspring
Day 4-Coron Town Tour/Pasalubong
*Roam the town.
What to Buy: Kasuy in Good Harvest (Php 100.00/small pack), souvenir shirts in Fern Valle (White Shirt Php 135.00), sugpo in the market (large shrimps are way cheaper here than in Manila).
Enjoy Coron!


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Azure Solutions with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 (three days) Find training near youEnter keyword, training title, or training numberLocationSelf-paced trainingLearning plan for designing and developing Windows Azure applications (Exam 70-583)From the communityFollow @MSLearningWho should take this exam?Candidates for this exam are architects, senior developers, and development leads who have a working knowledge of the various cloud service models and service model architectures, the synchronization of data, and the security implications of cloud-based applications, in addition to the data storage options available, good resource allocation, and the potential cost impact of different architectural decisions. Candidates also have a working knowledge of deployment models and upgrading, how to migrate existing applications, services, and data diagnostics, and health of applications and services, plus how to integrate Azure applications with external resources. Candidates should have experience in designing applications for hosting on the Azure platform, designing and developing Azure applications, SQL Azure, Azure AppFabric, Windows Communication Foundation, Internet Information Services (IIS), web applications, and identity management.More information about examsPreparing for an examWe recommend that you review this exam preparation guide in its entirety and familiarize yourself with the resources on this website before you schedule your exam. See the Microsoft Certification exam overview for information about registration, videos of typical exam question formats, and other preparation resources. 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