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Since I live in Gig Harbor (Tides Tavern still serves up some great Fish & Chips) I'm going to concentrate my efforts around the immediate area this year and get familiar with the local waters by boat; maybe a trip or two up to the Port Townsend area later this fall when the big Silvers return to get into them early. Up 'til now I've been wading from shore (Purdy Spit, Doc's at the Narrows Bridge, Olalla, Gig Harbor Lighthouse etc.) BTW, you'd be surprised the number of Boston Whalers in the Puget Sound area...we've even got an "unofficial, informal" association of BW owners started recently and are planning a "rendezvous" on Lake Washington on 8/25. You're right: the perfect boat for FF'ing Puget Sound (be sure foul weather gear is aboard in the console, however.) Can't beat the "unsinkable legend."
Adrian: The Puget Sound area is a remarkable fishery. All species of Salmon, Searun Cutthroat Trout and Steelhead in the estuaries before they migrate up the rivers give us a virtual year-round opportunity. Sure, we have some harvest/management problems (I suspect we always will) that need to be or are currently being addressed and several runs are on the ESA list. All in all, one can still very easily participate in year 'round gamefish action with a fly rod. It may require altering your game plan from time to time, but the opportunity for sizeable gamefish action on a fly rod is never more than a couple hours away. You could do worse for a 'clave (but bring you're foul weather gear...we all have webbed feet up here in the Pacific North-Wet. )
The more I read about this place the more I reckon we should consider it primo for the international clave! One way or another, I've got to get out there and check it out.!
Sounds good! Man, I love that emerald water and silver demons snarfing bait in the rips! Gotta love a salmon that can be flyfished in the salt, and the leaps are the best.
Montauk? Wow, hadn't seen too many in Puget Sound over the dozen years I lived there. Perfect setup for FF'ing the Northwest. I had a sea-laker center console, not too many CC's relatively in those days, mostly cuddys' and side consoles.
Do you plan on trailering it to Sekiu or Neah Bay this fall? Talk about hot coho action!
I'd also love to hear about anyone who FF's the Gray's Harbor area for those 20# Satsop bound hooknoses. We've had hooks straightened and leaders popped out of sheer force.
Bush Pt. is a winner too, where the BC fish and US fish part ways. 20+ fish days were common back in the 80's.
East channel off Possession near the can during the ebb rip is a winner for big fall coho.
I've got some coho SWFF flies I rarely use anymore, email me a snail mail and I will (eventually) send some out to you.
|Oh, yeah, there out there in good numbers now; have been showing well for about the past week. Pt. Fosdick, Pt. Evans and just off Vashon Island's Quartermaster Harbor have been good for me on a 3-4 inch white and peacock angel hair Clouser made to imitate a herring. Bought a Boston Whaler Montauk several months ago specifically to FF from....I love it.
Resident Silver FFing in Puget Sound yet?
I recall the years when I had a boat in the burbs of Seattle... the sound fishery for resident coho and blackmouth was pretty hot in April. At least three times or more I went to the April Sekiu fishery for Halibut and slot limit kings. There were tons of residents around, no huge hooknoses but plenty of fun and the rockfish were plentiful too. Great sport on flyrods. Halibut, although impossible on a fly, were easy to find at Eagle Pt., the delta off the Sekiu and Hoko River mouths, and at other select locations. They move offshore to Swiftshure Bank later in the year but are all around Sekiu in April.
Dalco and the stretch around the Narrows had silvers in late May and June. We fished Possession Bar and the inside channel, north sound from Edmonds to Bush Pt, and that big Port Townsend rip. Point-no-point was packed but produced solidly.
Anyone heading to the saltchuck?
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10.7: Amphibians
What were the first land vertebrates?
Amphibians! In order for water-dwelling animals to adapt to life on land, many new adaptations had to take place. First, they needed to be able to breathe air instead of obtaining oxygen from water. And fins don't work well as legs! They needed to be able to move around well on land.
Characteristics of Amphibians
What group of animals begins its life in the water, but then spends most of its life on land? Amphibians! Amphibians are a group of vertebrates that has adapted to live in both water and on land. Amphibian larvae are born and live in water, and they breathe using gills. The adults live on land for part of the time and breathe both through their skin and with their lungs.
There are approximately 6,000 species of amphibians. They have many different body types, physiologies, and habitats, ranging from tropical to subarctic regions. Frogs, toads, salamanders (Figure below), newts, and caecilians are all types of amphibians.
One of the many species of amphibian is this dusky salamander.
How did Amphibians Adapt to Living on Land?
In order to live on land, amphibians replaced gills with another respiratory organ, the lungs. Other adaptations include:
- Skin that prevents loss of water.
- Eyelids that allow them to adapt to vision outside of the water.
- An eardrum developed to separate the external ear from the middle ear.
- A tail that disappears in adulthood (in frogs and toads).
Classification of the Amphibians
Like fish, amphibians are ectothermic vertebrates. They belong to the class Amphibia. There are three orders:
- Urodela, containing salamanders and newts.
- Anura, containing frogs and toads.
- Apoda, containing caecilians.
Where do Amphibians Live?
Most amphibians live in fresh water, not salt water. Although there are no true saltwater amphibians, a few can live in brackish (slightly salty) water. Some species do not need any water at all, and several species have also adapted to live in drier environments. Most amphibians still need water to lay their eggs.
How do Amphibians Reproduce?
Amphibians reproduce sexually. The life cycle of amphibians happens in the following stages:
- Egg Stage: Amphibian eggs are fertilized in a number of ways. External fertilization, employed by most frogs and toads, involves a male gripping a female across her back, almost as if he is squeezing the eggs out of her. The male releases sperm over the female's eggs as they are laid. Another method is used by salamanders, whereby the male deposits a packet of sperm onto the ground. The female then pulls it into her cloaca, a single opening for her internal organ systems. Therefore, fertilization occurs internally. By contrast, caecilians and tailed frogs use internal fertilization, just like reptiles, birds, and mammals. The male deposits sperm directly into the female's cloaca.
- Larval stage: When the egg hatches, the organism is legless, lives in water, and breathes with gills.
- During the larval stage, the amphibian slowly transforms into an adult by losing its gills and growing four legs. Once development is complete, it can live on land.
- cloaca: External opening that serves as the exit (and entrance) for the intestinal, reproductive, and urinary tracts.
- external fertilization: Fertilization of the egg outside the body.
- internal fertilization: Fertilization of the egg within the body of the female.
- Amphibians live in both water and on land; amphibian larvae are born and live in water, and they breathe using gills. The adults live on land for part of the time and breathe both through their skin and with their lungs.
- Adaptations for land in amphibians include protective skin and eyelids that allow them to adapt to vision outside of the water.
Use the resources below to answer the questions that follow.
- San Diego Zoo Amphibians at http://kids.sandiegozoo.org/animals/amphibians
- Describe the skin of an amphibian.
- What is metamorphosis?
- What is meant by "ectothermic"? How does this affect an animals behavior?
- Respiratory Organs In Amphibians at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nfojq4ikHH0 (3:29)
- How do frogs fill their lungs? How does this differ from the way mammals fill their lungs?
- Why do amphibians need less oxygen than birds or mammals?
- How do frogs breathe when they are underwater?
- What adaptions do amphibians have for land?
- How do amphibians reproduce?
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Official Romney/RNC fundraising number for June: $106.1 million
posted at 9:21 am on July 9, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
Last week, the media reported that the joint fundraising effort between Team Romney and the RNC had raised $100 million, a new Republican record. That report was apparently unofficial — and slightly inaccurate. They actually raised a bit more than reported:
The $106.1 million total includes money raised for Romney's campaign, the Republican National Committee and a joint fundraising operation ("Romney Victory") between the two entities. The three of them combined have $160 million cash on hand.
"This month's fundraising is a statement from voters that they want a change of direction in Washington," said Romney Victory national finance chairman Spencer Zwick. "Voters of all stripes – Republicans, independents and Democrats – have made it clear that President Obama has not lived up to the promises of his last campaign."
According to Politico's Morning Blast, 94% of all June donations were $250 or less, accounting for $22.3 million of that total. The total number of small donors in June was more than a half-million — 563,729. Impressive.
That would indicate that the burn rate for Team Romney/RNC is better than Team Obama, which outspent its fundraising in May. However, that's a little deceptive at this stage, thanks to the one-year head start Barack Obama and his campaign have in this race. They spent that year building the ground organization they need for the general election, so cash on hand may not be as critical a measure as it is for Romney, at least not over the summer. They can afford to spend a little more than they take in for a short period of time — assuming, of course, that they can ramp up their fundraising effort after Labor Day.
So far, though, we're not really seeing any indication of that, and Romney keeps getting stronger, but that could change, too. Team Obama/DNC haven't yet released their figures for June. If they didn't keep pace with the GOP, one might have expected those numbers out over the weekend, when the news cycle for the week would have consigned them to relative oblivion. We'll see whether Obama has become more competitive soon.
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Keep spouting those talking points, Dunderfin! The polls are what people think the pollsters want to hear, but in no way reflect what's actually happening among the no longer Silent Majority.
If you think people were mad as h*ll in 2010, just wait until election day 2012! People are beyond mad now, especially in light of the recent gross betrayal of his oath of office to uphold the Constitution of the United States of America by Chief Justice Roberts.
People are angrier now than I've ever seen them during a Presidential Election year in my six plus decades' experience, and regardless of Bill Kristol's Inside-the-Beltway self-deluded opining, the angry voters of all political affiliations are going to turn out in record busting numbers to throw that grifter Obama and his sweetie Moochelle off the gravy train to which they are so addicted now.
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The UN Trust Fund for Human Security (UNTFHS) has approved US$6.1 million for a resilience-building project in the border communities of Turkana, Kenya. This marks the first anniversary of the UN declaration of famine in two areas of Somalia, and Kenya's declaration of drought in the north-east.
This year, below-normal rainfall in parts of Kenya between March and June threatens to undermine communities' recovery from the 2011 drought. The poorest households in north-eastern Kenya are likely to face a crisis through mid-October. Food insecurity for these households in the south-eastern and coastal lowlands is likely to deteriorate from August onwards.
The project, which was launched on 18 July by Kenyan Minister Mohamed Elmi, Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator for Kenya Aeneas Chuma, and Ambassador Toshihisa Takata of Japan to Kenya, reflects a change in thinking and approach one year after the crisis. Drought response is now being expanded to incorporate resilience-building and livelihood support.
Pastoralists like Patrick Katelo say this expansion is influencing programming in critical areas, such as water and pasture regeneration.
"We will start seeing the impact in years to come and not immediately," he told OCHA. "We are hoping that there will be no extended dry-spell period in the October rains. If we experience dry spells in October, it might extend the impact of the 2011 drought crisis. But we must continue to integrate long-term strategies into short-term emergency responses to drought."
Projects such as UNTFHS are feeding into broader resilience-building programmes in the region. This includes "Ending Drought Emergencies in the Horn of Africa", which was launched in September 2011 in Nairobi by a summit of regional Heads of State and Governments.
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|I have that rod and fish that line on a couple of different rods. I am usually not inclined to over line rods, but the rplx is a canidate for overlineing. The rplx might not be the best rod for fishing a floater.As everyone has said, this line is the opposite of a shooting head, but it is the best handleing line I have used. Perfect for big mends, roll casts, and controling a swinging(or dead drifted)fly. I think that I would stick with what you have, and if you can arealize the whole head(55'?)and it still feels unloaded, line up.
Hi Ron,
I have that line and recall it being a decent match for my 990 rpl - i now have the 990 rplx 3 piece, which is a bit beefier, but haven't tried it on that rod yet. My recollection is the same as Juro's - get a lot of line in the air and it should perform better - the belly is long. It might also be a case of focusing on a more concentrated acceleration of your snap/flick than you're used to with heads.
Ron -
I am familiar with the rod and line, the line will definitely load the rod but only if you can aerialize a long length of line. This is true of the steelhead mastery taper even when rod is one rating lower, but of course less line needs to be in the air. I would guess that the rplx 9wt will require about 40-50' to start casting itself. I use the 8wt steelhead taper on an Sage RPL 8.5' 8wt. It's a pretty good match.
The line handles very well, mending and rolling, even singlehanded Spey casting, etc.
Coming from a shooting taper it's a big change. Another option would be to use a shooting style floating line, I've seen some out there. This line wouldn't handle well though, unless short lining (small streams) or straight lining (coastal or stillwater).
Are you going topwater for coho this fall?
Most modern fly rods can go up/down one line size without too much trouble.
My Orvis spring creek (WF5F) can load a WF4F like a fast action tip rod or a WF6F like a slower "full flex" rod.
Try your 9 weight rod with a 8 and a 10 weight line, see which one loads the best.
There is also different line tapers in the 9 weights, a bass-bug taper might load better than a double taper line.
The bass bug line would be closest profile to the shooting head lines that you are use to.
I would suggest trying that first.
Best of luck.
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A question regarding either my ability or the ability of my Sage rplx 9wt to properly load this line. Do you think I should of gone one size up [10] or go back to school. This is my first time using this rod with anything but shooting heads,9wt in intermediates and 10 in the faster sinking lines
Rod is rplx, 3 piece 9FT. Your coments will be appreciated.
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Chances of survival?
My ghost shrimp had babies tonight and are now somewhere in the gravel. I have other shrimps, 2 cory and the blind tetras love cleaning the gravel also.
What are the chances that they will survive?
How quickly will they grow?
How soon do they start to swim?
Last edited by sir kyle; 05-21-2012 at 03:59 AM.
Survival chances aren't good but if there's cover some may make it. Ghosts are tricky to feed since you need infusoria, get enough of those and they should be quite safe in 2 weeks.3 potted plants and 6 strings of plastic do not make a planted tank!
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I had 2 pregnant ghost shrimp. I put them in my 5 gallon Fluval chi. When they had babies I carefully fed them Hikari first bites.
I had 4 that survived. Then I could only find 3. Then I could only find one. I dont know if the moms ate them or what (it was a test). But eventually I took the moms out and I still had 1 ghost shrimp. I don't know if I overfed (possibly), or if he is alive in the gravel somewhere but I haven't seen him in 4 days and I fear all my babies have died.
I really want to spawn shrimp in my 5 or my 10 gallon tank, but I have no experience yet. Eventually I will get it right. I have heard that raising shrimp fry is a PITA and so far I have found that it is.
4-6 weeks they are like full grown juveniles I have heard. After a week mine were about 1/4"-3/8" and I could easily see them. They still had the floppy swimmer tails but I cant find them anymore.
I have read that ghost shrimp especially are sensitive to the water parameters (the fry more so even), and that the baby fry needs phytoplankton (I think) to survive when it is very small as it cant eat large food. If your tank is well established I think the phytoplankton will be in the water column and they may survive.
But, my tank was very well established and I thought I did everything right, and I cant find my shrimpies. I'm hoping they are in the gravel and just haven't come out yet.
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By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 4:16 PM GMT on November 02, 2012
Storm-weary U.S. residents pounded by Superstorm Sandy may have a new storm to contend with next Wednesday: an early-season Nor'easter is expected to impact the mid-Atlantic and New England with strong winds and heavy rain. Our two top models, the European (ECMWF) and GFS (run by the National Weather Service), both predict that an area of low pressure will move off the coast of South Carolina on Tuesday evening. Once over the warm waters off the coast, the low will intensify, spreading heavy rains over coastal North Carolina on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. The storm will accelerate to the north-northeast on Wednesday and pull in cold air from Canada. The storm is predicted to intensify into a medium-strength Nor'easter with a central pressure of 992 mb by Wednesday afternoon, when it will be centered a few hundred miles south of Long Island, NY. The European model, which did an exemplary job forecasting Hurricane Sandy, predicts a stronger storm that will stay just offshore and bring a 12-hour period of strong winds of 40 - 45 mph to the coasts of Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, and New York on Wednesday morning and afternoon. The GFS model and 06Z NOGAPS model runs from 06Z (2 am EDT) this morning have a weaker storm that is farther offshore, with the main impact of the Nor'easter occurring Wednesday evening in coastal Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Maine. The Nor'easter will likely bring a swath of 2 - 4" of rain to the coast, and the potential for more than a foot of snow to mountain areas of the New England. The storm is still five days away, and five-day forecasts of the path and intensity of Nor'easters usually have large errors. Nevertheless, residents and relief workers in the region hit by Sandy should anticipate the possibility of the arrival on Wednesday of a moderate-strength Nor'easter with heavy rain, accompanied by high winds capable of driving a 1 - 2 foot storm surge with battering waves.
Figure 1. Predicted wind speed for Wednesday morning, November 7, 2012, from the 00Z (8 pm EDT) run of the ECMWF model made on November 2, 2012. Winds tropical storm-force (40 - 45 mph) are predicted to extend from coastal Maryland to the east tip of Long Island, NY.
Figure 2. Forecast track error for four of our top models used to predict Hurricane Sandy. The GFS model performed the best for 1 - 3 day forecasts, but the European (ECMWF) model far out-performed all models at longer-range 4 - 5 day forecasts. This may be due to the fact the model was able to successfully predict the timing of the arrival of a trough of low pressure over the Eastern U.S. that acted to steer Sandy to the north and then northwest. Image credit: Morris Bender, NOAA/GFDL.
Figure 3. Forecast track error for four of our top models used to predict Hurricane Sandy, for their runs that began at 00Z October 25, 2012. The GFDL and ECMWF models made great forecasts that correctly showed Sandy making landfall in Southern New Jersey in five days. The GFS and HWRF models made good 1 - 3 day forecasts, but failed to anticipate Sandy's northward turn towards the U.S. coast. Image credit: Morris Bender, NOAA/GFDL.
Impressive loop of 1-minute visible satellite imagery spanning 6 days of Sandy's life.
A one-day time lapse video from a New York City webcam showing Sandy's impact on the city. It's eerie to see the city suddenly plunged into darkness.
First round of damage assessment aerial imagery collected by NOAA's National Geodetic Survey on Oct. 31 along the New Jersey coast.
Figure 4. Flooding in Haiti from Hurricane Sandy. Image credit: The Lambi Fund of Haiti.
Charities mobilize for Sandy
Sandy's death toll of 98 in the U.S. makes the storm one of the 30 most deadly hurricanes to affect the U.S.. The outpouring of charitable donations in the wake of the terrible storm has been great to see. NBC is hosting a benefit concert at 8 pm tonight (Friday), and the main owners of The Weather Channel have agreed to match donations of up to $1 million to the American Red Cross, with all donations to benefit people in the hard-hit areas of the U.S. To have your donation matched, please visit www.redcross.org/sandy, or text SANDY to 90999. I also recommend my favorite disaster relief charity, Portlight.org. They are focusing their response efforts exclusively on the post-Sandy needs of people with disabilities.Check out the Portlight blog to see what they're up to.
Sandy's greatest devastation occurred in Haiti, where rains of up to 20 inches in 24 hours unleashed rampaging flood waters that killed at least 54, left 200,000 homeless, wiped out thousand of acres of crops, and killed massive numbers of livestock. For impoverished families in Haiti still struggling to recover from the earthquake in 2010 and Hurricane Isaac in August, Sandy was devastating. These crops are the very essence of rural Haitian's livelihoods, and there are fears widespread starvation will result. A disaster relief charity in Haiti that I've contributed to for many years, The Lambi Fund of Haiti, is seeking donations to help farmers purchase local seeds so that they can replant their crops in the wake of this latest terrible Haitian catastrophe.
I'll have an update this weekend on the coming Nor'easter.
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It's in a perfect location opposite Hove Lawns and just a stone's throw from the beach! The eclectic shops, bars, restaurants and supermarkets on Church Road and Western Road are just 5 minutes walk away!
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Hello Federica, your apartment I was fine in general, were wrong to give me the keys, but then it is solved! the rest is an apartment located in a nice area, very nice big rooms from the outside is not very convenient because the bathroom upstairs ... my assessment is positive. ;)
Situated in a popular area of Brighton near the sea front, this beautifully described apartment sadly hid dreadful secrets. As you walk through the front door, the musty stench of damp hits you. Up two flights of grubby stairs to the apartment only to be greeted with no heating except for a small electric heater, no bulbs working in the light and water running dowm the walls.
There were instructions on how to work the heating but this didn't work. The second bedroom was accessed up the spiral staircase had nothing in it except for a step ladder and the bathroom, which led off this room needed a good clean. There was my friend and myself that booked the apartment and only one bed made up with no other bedding available to make up the bed settee in the back room. The description on Wimdu states that there are two bathrooms and my friend is disabled and finds stairs difficult so to have two bathrooms sounded ideal but there is no other bathroom except for the one accessed up the spiral staircase off the second bedroon. The second bathroom was in fact a cloakroom which was so narrow my friend was not able to use it.
The ceilings appear to be falling down probably due to the damp conditions and after half an hour there, I had quite a bad asthma attack and spent a few hours in the local hospital. At this point we decided to find a hotel especially considering the temperature at night reach freezing.
It is my intention to seek a 100% refund.
This property is in a perfect location for both shops and sea front and very typical of Brighton architecture. The appartment is spacious but we were surprised that the 'second bedroom' was in fact the dining room with a sofa bed which sadly my sister in law ( who is 62 and had travelled from France for a family wedding) could not sleep on because it was too hard. We had to find her somwhere else to stay which made for a very expensive trip for us. We also had difficulty getting hotwater because no instructions as to how to turn it on had been left, and there were problems with the keys we had been given There was some water running down the walls in the upstairs area near the bathroom. However, the kitchen was well equiped and our bedroom was comfortable. We would probably stay there again if we visit Brighton in the future.and did not need to use the sofa bed!
Such a lovely place! Perfect location and amazing value :) Everything you'd need for a great stay.
A very beautiful apartment! The apartment is very old so we got some problems with the heat. But that didn't destroyed the overall expression!
Our stay at Frederica's appartement was gorgeous, very special place, uncomplicated to get the keys etc., super kitchen equipment (smegg oven!) wonderfully quiet at night.
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the main street with its charme, supermarkets open until 11pm,
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*****loved it.
Es ist eine sehr schöne Wohnung mit viel Platz, einer herrlichen Wohnküche und tollem Schlafzimmer zur Hofseite. Die Küchenausstattung ist mit allem ausgerüstet, um sich wie daheim verpflegen zu können. Besonders gemütlich ist die Couch vor einem großen Flachbild-Fernseher. Der Strand, eine Straße voller Geschäfte oder die Anbindung zu verschiedenen Buslinien sind direkt um die Ecke. Außerdem ist die Straße vor dem Haus verkehrsberuhigt. Habe mich sehr wohlgefühlt und würde gerne wiederkommen. Nachteilig ist, dass ein dauerhaftes Parken des Autos nur in einem Parkhaus oder außerhalb des Stadtzentrums (etwa 2-3 Km entfernt)möglich ist. Die Vermieterin war telefonisch stets erreichbar und gab gerne Auskunft. Ich kann diese Wohnung absolut weiterempfehlen. Vielen Dank Federica!
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A Memorial Service will be held at the Conway Picha Funeral Home in Lyndon Station, Wisconsin in the spring.
Mary was born on May 28, 1916 in Blue Island, Illinois, the daughter of the late Kazmir and Constancia (Cwiklinski). Mary lived in Necedah where she worked at Kenco Plastics and the Necedah Motel. She was also a volunteer for the Veteran's Administration in Tomah, Wisconsin. Mary enjoyed babysitting, gardening and watching the birds in her yard. Mary will be remembered for her spunky personality and wit. She was a person who gave more than she had.
Mary is survived by her children, Annette Ritter of Hazelhurst, WI, James (Betty) Cyrak of Tomahawk, WI, Gloria (Bill) Larsen of Big Bend, WI, Kenneth (Mary Ann) Cyrak of Jackson, WI Sharon (Dick) Larson of New Lisbon, WI; 15 grandchildren,15 great-grandchildren,1 great-great grandchild and a sister, Sue Cunningham of New Richmond, WI. She is further survived by nieces, nephews and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Alton; brothers, Stanley, Joseph (Joe), and Edward (Eddie); sister, Irene Schneider, and granddaughter, Candace Redenz (nee Ritter).
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I don't believe that anyone is asking you to feel sorry for anyone - individual or corporation.
However, I think that your belief that being frugal is a guarantee for all to be well. I hate to burst your bubble but the average family has lost 40% of their net worth since 2007 and the vast majority of that is due to the drop in home values (70% of the drop in net worth). It is finding yourself with the pay check you had in 1992 - but with the bills and debt that you have today. No matter how frugal you have been or how well you have saved, you might have a little difficulty in making payments on your home.
As for people buying too much home, the American approach to real estate has been to use a Real Estate Agent (paid by commission so the more he/she gets you to buy the more he/she makes) who then goes to a Mortgage Banker (paid by commission so the more he/she gets you approved for the more he/she makes) and subordinated by a Real Estate Appraiser who is paid directly by the mortgage banker. I think that we can all see that the process is not designed with the consumers best interest at heart - it has dollar signs all over it and none of them are for the buyer!!!. This process has a significant contributing factor to the real estate bubble. However, for all the new rules in Dodd Frank (500 of them in this bill alone) there is nothing to change this process of mortgage lending. Shame on both Dodd and Frank for failing to address this basic flaw in the system.
That being said, if you are frugal and bring 20% down plus the closing costs, on the purchase of your $200,000 home in early 2007, that house dropped in value by 35% by 2010. So you end up with a $160,000 (less payments to date) mortgage on a house that is worth $130,00. Oops, you too, are underwater.
As for work and savings being what made this country, it did not. If you look at the history of our economy it was built by growing our businesses, expanding our markets, and making new and better products. The vast majority of our wealth was generated by companies appreciating in value - not putting money into savings accounts.
I do agree that the suppression of interest rates is a short term fix and is to the detriment of the long term recovery of our economy. Think about it from the stand point of the 15% of our population that is retired. Their income is derived from interest income. As interest rates increase their spending power and their ability to reinvest in our economy goes up.
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"I guess it's been a while and a long time too/Everything's still the same and so are you," sang Kay Hanley when her band, on the first of two sold-out nights, finally got around to breaking out "Awake." And I guess it was partly true. Letters to Cleo did pack the Paradise many times before disbanding in 2000. But was everything still the same? And were we?
Watching Hanley sing now, without the baggage of comparisons to her more tormented contemporaries, you can see how timeless and ageless she is, like a shock-blonde Peter Pan freeing her inner 14-year old. The whole band seemed to get teenage kicks from Hanley's enthusiasm, especially the über-sweaty hair-flinging drummer. Stacy Jones is one of those Bonhamy power hitters who can give hard-rock oomph to even the tamest and blandest of ditties. Show closer "Rim Shak" found him rocking a hair-metal stripper-pole beat, and the song's jarring contrast with the rest of the set was a glimpse into what might have been if the band had tipped their hand more toward their rockist contingent.
Most LTC songs ride familiar waves of broadly stroked riffless major chords mixed with a few left turns and minor keys; the result is often a bouncy rock that you rarely hear in these more twitchy post-millennial 808-friendly times. Back in the day, these über-bounce moments would have resulted in moshing, stage diving, crowd surfing, etc. Monday's more, uh, distinguished audience opted to show its appreciation with mass head bobbing and the occasional thrown devil's horn. At their height, LTC were in a kind of grunge purgatory: their Melrose Place-y shimmer made them hard to rock out to, yet their slamming crunch and occasional almost-metal moments must surely have led to many an awkward dorm-room make-out sesh. In the late '70s, this purgatory was called power pop. And when LTC encore with their cover of Cheap Trick's "I Want You To Want Me," it's like hand in glove.
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BOONEVILLE – Hershel Sims, 80, died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2012, at his home.
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Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
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GUNTOWN – Cole Petty, 18, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by W.E. Pegues Funeral Directors in Saltillo.
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WEST POINT – Shanda C. Perry, 30, died Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012, in Chickasaw County.
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CORINTH – Gola Evone Miller Lancaster, 88, passed away Friday, Nov. 9, 2012.
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BOONEVILLE – Grover A. Lambert, 87, died Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012, at his home. He was born Oct. 26, 1925, to Billy Fate and Mattie Johnson Lambert. He was a member of Jones Chapel Free Will Baptist Church. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, where he fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He enjoyed squirrel hunting, cutting wood, working in his barn and activities with his grandsons.
Services will be at 1 p.m. today at the McMillan Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Tommy Wright and Bro. Travis Smith officiating. Burial with military honors will be at Jones Chapel Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Alice Verdeen Smith Lambert; two daughters, Diane (David) Bearden and Joan (Tony) Bonds, both of Booneville; two grandsons, Starsky (Samantha) Bearden and Shane Bonds; and one great-granddaughter, Brianna Bearden.
He was preceded in death by his parents; four sisters, Beatrice Johnson, Bonnie Taylor, Donnie Jones and Ilene Bain; and three brothers, Mellaige Lambert, Tommy Fate Lambert and Jasper Lambert.
Pallbearers will be Starsky Bearden, Shane Bonds, Tony Bonds, Ricky Johnson, Sylvester Jones and Don Lambert.
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He is survived by one sister, Mona Sue Kirby of Bruce; one brother, Michael Wayne Kirby of Bruce; one nephew, Michael Wayne Kirby II; one great-nephew, Tyler Wayne Kirby; and one great-niece, Lindsey Kirby.
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All good things must come to an end. And so it is with Dan Alexander's tenure at Jamestown's legendary Narragansett Café. This Sunday, December 16, Alexander will mark the end of his tenure at the watering hole by the bay with a massive party. He's calling it his "Last Waltz," and the website (narragansettcafe.com) notes it's doubling as a Christmas party.
"We opened on October 16, 1987 — 20 years ago, Alexander says. "It was a whole different world back then. Years ago, the weekends were so busy they used to support the weekdays," he says, with some melancholy. "I don't want to say people don't appreciate live music any more, because they do. But all I can say is that being on an island here makes it tough. There are two roads on and off Jamestown and they're heavily policed."
Alexander, who owned the Café with his brother Tom, never thought that when they obought the place they were buying into a two-decade stint. "Time moves so fast," he says, "and there are things I want to do. Every time I turn around another year goes by."
Alexander, now 51 and an engineer in the Merchant Marines, will return to his former gig, nautical miles away from the rabble-rousing and late nights of barkeeping. "It's tough to walk away, but it'll be best for everyone. I've had my moment. I've seen some great times here, when it wasn't so regulated. Remember when the Young Bucks used to play? I can't believe we made it through that era! And then there was the fire in 2005. Made it through that as well. But it's somebody else's turn now."
In January, Alexander will hand the reins to a local couple, Joe and Cathy Recca. Joe is a successful, semi-retired bond trader willing to invest in the Café's infrastructure, but unwilling to change the vibe, community spirit, and devotion to local music of its predecessor. "The new owners are absolutely interested in keeping everyone in place and keeping what we've got here going," says Alexander, thankfully. "They'll have to throw me out!"
But not until after Alexander's "Last Waltz." The show will start at 5 pm and run till closing with ERIK NARWHAL, DAVE HOWARD, YOUNG NEAL, and GARY GRAMOLINI all taking the stage with the house band. Most notably, Sunday marks the temporary return from retirement of JACK SMITH AND ROCKABILLY PLANET. There will also be a pig roast and a free buffet. "My ambition is have everyone play 30 minutes, and leave some time to jam," Alexander says. "But I've learned over the last 20 years that you really never know what's going to happen until it does." Call 401.423.2150.
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|That would be simple Adrian... when we retire we buy alittle shack on Andros... and with the right overland vehicle and some extended walking... not to mention a flats skiff... we would be in fat City and it would talke us years to explore everything if we even could.
Thanks for the report - interesting that you should be weather plagued too - we lost a couple of Days on Exuma the previous week. Thats the first time in eight years of early season (March - April) tropics fishing that we actually got blown out - had to happen sometime I guess.
Andros has always filled me with wonder - especially since we always fly over it on the way to Exuma and back. Thats one flight where I always try to get a window seat! There are so many remote / uninhabitted cays and sand banks - gota wonder what it would be like to check them out some day
or.. Why they don't call it catching.
Had a tough week.
Met my buddy in Key Largo Last week and we fished for a couple of days in Biscayne Bay. We didn't see many fish, and netted one nice 8# bone and a couple of tarpon follows for our efforts.The Guide said that the wind made fishing tough. Wind? When is it not blowing 20?
Then, we met my wife and another buddy at the airport and flew to Andros. The same high pressure that plagued us in the Keys stayed with us all week. And the fish did not seem to like it. They were no where to be found, and spooky when they were found. A 20' lead would send them off and running!
1st day, the guide didn't show. 2nd day, the guide broke my rod casting it(I heard the fly hit the tip. The rod broke on the next false cast). 3rd day fished with a new guide. Nice guy, but I saw 90% of the fish befor he did. Being a nice guy counts for a lot though. The high light of the trip for me was when my wife caught a fish while I was on the pole! I could barely keep the boat straight and she spotted the fish. A fantasy realized. 4rth day we fished with another guide. We spent 3/4 of the day nose into a muddy bank while he fixed his motor. The remaining 2 hours were spent wading the most beatiful flat you could imagine. We saw a few fish, but they were very spooky.
The 5th day we fished the west side. The guide had never fished their befor, but it was beautiful, and we caught a few fish. This was a long hour and a half run and I'm not sure I wouldn't have rather been fishing closer to the lodge. My buddy didn't make the run, and he landed a 10 pounder! The 6th day the weather started to lift, and we started catching fish. Few! the curse was lifted. We caught 6 fish that day. We fished with the first guide, and since we were catching fish, I'm convinced that he is the best guide on earth.
Next time we go, the catching will be better.
Flys that worked: Tan Puffs, Petersen's Spawning Shrimp(a KILLER), Gotcha Clousers and Clousers tied with a very pale khaki bucktail, no white. sparse flash. When fish refuse fly, going biggere worked more offten than going smaller. Go figure.
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