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Pete - The images I shot of those cool wraps came out all blurred as feared. Guess it takes a tripod to get macro shots really the way they deserve to be taken. I'm finding out that indoor natural light is not a good option for digital cameras, colors are way off.
I'll be at Smittys tomorrow testing one of the new rods out. CAN'T WAIT!!!
This one of you and smitty came out...
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get it straight...it was flex coat man. I got one coat on the butt section and two on the tip. I'll do the second coat on the butt tomorrow morning. Then I will feel like a kid the week before Christmas until I can get out and cast it. I am very excited about how nice it looks. Smitty is a perfectionist, every time I brought the rod over to show him, I ended up redoing half or all of the work I did since the last visit. It was worth it. This rod looks like a nice custom showpiece and will cast like the wind.
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Peter - thanks for the tips, hope you feel better. Are you sure it's not all that rod glue you and Smitty have been sniffing?
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Tony - sounds good... I'll be starting to show up over the bridge any day now What size are you tying these? I guess those aggresive trout like too see something real substantial to eat. Years past I've had my arm wrenched by Scargo Pond trout fishing streamers while wading the beach dropoff in the early morning.
Hope to run into you in the park soon!
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Juro....If you are going to Smitty's on Saturday, you should leave early and hit Little pond in Plymouth. I'm stuck inside this weekend with bronchitis or I would join you. There are still some VERY big salmon in there along with some great tigers and rainbows. Since I have been remanded to the indoors I am going to put the flex coat on the 10wt Loomis that Smitty showed me how to build. It really came out beautiful. I hope to get out next weekend. Regards to all, Peter
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Jeff... I have been getting action on the outer Cape ponds using streamers... on a clear tip line... and 3 ft. of fluro on the end of the leader. The streamer I use is easy... bunny tail, chenille body(Pearl) Maribou wing.... bright yellow.
Retrieve... sometimes one foot strips .. medium slow... other times I let the wind catch to line .. pull out the belly, do it again... let the wind move the streamer the speed it is pulling anything hurt through the water. Works for me...
Also fish the low pressure... forget the north west high pressure days... unless that is when u must go... do it.
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Sounds great Jeff! I'm on my way down to Kingston this weekend. Long Pond and Miles Standish is right there. Let me know what your schedule is.
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"Another pattern I've had success with is a tan biot stone in #10 or #12. Why tan? It reminded me of a meal worm so I tied up a bunch."
Verrry interesting. The 15 lb. salmon was taken on a meal worm! I tend to fish streamer-type flies in the still water when there is nothing showing because I don't have the patience to SLOWLY creep nymphs along in a manner that I would consider lifelike, whereas i can strip muddlers or wollybuggers more like a striper fly. I need to get over this problem.
i'm not familiar with Gallows. I used to just hold out and fish the rivers after they got stocked or go farther west where there are holdovers, so stillwater is fairly new to me. I just couldn't wait this year and March seemed like a good month to start learning the ponds. Maybe we should have a little pond outing before the month's end?
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Jeff -
Sounds like you had the right idea. I wish I did the same. Even the rumor of a 15 lb. salmon would keep me on my toes.
I noticed the gnats were out and a few other insect types. Two or three sightings of canada geese flying overhead, my guess is south
As far as early pond techniques, I'd say no one has the technique down like the Cape gang. I know Tony (striperman) has been hitting fish through the winter, hard water and soft. He'd be the best to ask.
I've been lazy lately and typically wait until they are rising on the ponds, but I have fished trout hard around this time of year before I moved out west in the early 80's. The fish are pretty tuned into gnats when they are emerging. I tie a little black gnat emerger with a tiny little foam wingcase and a stripped quill abdomen. The top thorax is the tip of a black or grey ostrich herl (palmered and trimmed) so it looks like a mosquito larvae with a white partially unfolded wing. I've tied them both ways - wingcase up, wing case at the bend. I haven't figured out if it makes a difference yet. I am no trout expert but all I know is when they are swirling all over the place and they won't take the dry, try the emerger. I fish it with tiny twitches or slow draws after letting it sit in the riseforms. Sometimes it's the ticket to success.
Strangely, I have had great success with black bead head wolly buggers even when the fish appear to be eating something tiny and invisible. There is something about marabou that drives them crazy.
Another pattern I've had success with is a tan biot stone in #10 or #12. Why tan? It reminded me of a meal worm so I tied up a bunch. I cast it out there, let it sink real slow and lazy, and retreive it even lazier behind a floating line - or drag it near the bottom on sandy ponds (like Cliff Pond).
This fly has been good to me in streams as well, fished off a dropper behind a dry like a trude, elk caddis or a stimulator.
My success with streamers has been significantly better in morning and evening. I have cast and cast during other times without a bump, where 45 minutes of wading the shore at dawn has produced some really agressive shoreline hunting trout.
Last time I fished Long Pond I waded to the left from the launch and hit a bunch of trout about a cast's length from shore wading along to the left.
Do you know where Gallows Pond is?
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yesterday's temps were just too much for me. Pulled out my seven weight, picked up my 2000 MA license and headed down to one of the Plymouth ponds where I was told the rainbow bite had been on and a 15 lb. salmon had been taken that morning.
I have never been a huge stillwater trout fan, much preferring the moving waters of rivers, but it felt great to slip on the neoprene waders and wade into some cold, clear water. Needless to say, I caught nothing, but I did not care, it was just good to wet a line.
Hoping to try a few new ponds throughout March and maybe improve my stillwaer skills a little. I chose to fish streamers yesterday. Anyone have any favorite techniques or ponds they'd like to share?
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Originally Posted by Timothy Zahn, Father of Jaina and Jacen Solo!First, since many of you are wondering, I have *not* yet been asked to write any new Star Wars books. But that doesnt mean I wont receive such an invitation in the future. If that happens, whether or not I accept will depend on what kind of story Im asked to write, what input Id have on the content, what era the story will be set in, etc. I would certainly *like* to return to the GFFA, but at the moment thats not my decision to make.
Second, as far as I can tell from the announcement, LFL is *not* erasing the EU, but simply making it clear that nothing there is official canon. Thats not necessarily a bad thing, nor does it immediately send everything into alternate-universe status. If nothing from the Thrawn Trilogy, say, is used in future movies (and if theres nothing in the movies that contradicts it), then we can reasonably continue to assume that those events *did* happen. It looks to me like the Legends banner is going to be used mainly to distinguish Story-Group-Approved canon books from those that arent officially canon but might still exist.
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Finally, theres nothing inherently demeaning in the term Legends. Think back (a little farther a little farther) to Disneys 1950s Davy Crockett TV series, (a show I grew up with) which presented stories and legends about the King of the Wild Frontier. Historians have Crocketts genuine history, but theres nothing that says these TV adventures *didnt* happen, right? So until and unless the legend puts Davy in Tennessee at the same time the real history puts him in Virginia, we can still believe those adventures happened. Thats how I expect it to be with the real Star Wars history versus the legendary adventures of the EU.
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Cloud promises the agility required by today's digital businesses. As organizations adopt cloud based infrastructures and services, their IT resources become increasingly dynamic and hybrid in nature. Managing these require modern IT operations and tools. In his session at 20th Cloud Expo, Raj Sundaram, Senior Principal Product Manager at CA Technologies, will discuss how to modernize your IT operations in order to proactively manage your hybrid cloud and IT environments. He will be sharing be...
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Cloud Expo, Inc. has announced today that Aruna Ravichandran, vice president of DevOps Product and Solutions Marketing at CA Technologies, has been named co-conference chair of DevOps at Cloud Expo 2017. The @DevOpsSummit at Cloud Expo New York will take place on June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, New York, and @DevOpsSummit at Cloud Expo Silicon Valley will take place Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 2017, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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A Man in the Middle attack, or MITM, is a situation wherein a malicious entity can read/write data that is being transmitted between two or more systems (in most cases, between you and the website that you are surfing). MITMs are common in China, thanks to the "Great Cannon." The "Great Cannon" is slightly different from the "The Great Firewall." The firewall monitors web traffic moving in and out of China and blocks prohibited content. The Great Cannon, on the other hand, acts as a man in the...
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To more closely examine the variety of ways in which IT departments around the world are integrating cloud services, and the effect hybrid IT has had on their organizations and IT job roles, SolarWinds recently released the SolarWinds IT Trends Report 2017: Portrait of a Hybrid Organization. This annual study consists of survey-based research that explores significant trends, developments, and movements related to and directly affecting IT and IT professionals.
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NHK, Japan Broadcasting, will feature the upcoming @ThingsExpo Silicon Valley in a special 'Internet of Things' and smart technology documentary that will be filmed on the expo floor between November 3 to 5, 2015, in Santa Clara. NHK is the sole public TV network in Japan equivalent to the BBC in the UK and the largest in Asia with many award-winning science and technology programs. Japanese TV is producing a documentary about IoT and Smart technology and will be covering @ThingsExpo Silicon Val...
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In his general session at 19th Cloud Expo, Manish Dixit, VP of Product and Engineering at Dice, discussed how Dice leverages data insights and tools to help both tech professionals and recruiters better understand how skills relate to each other and which skills are in high demand using interactive visualizations and salary indicator tools to maximize earning potential. Manish Dixit is VP of Product and Engineering at Dice. As the leader of the Product, Engineering and Data Sciences team at D...
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Keeping pace with advancements in software delivery processes and tooling is taxing even for the most proficient organizations. Point tools, platforms, open source and the increasing adoption of private and public cloud services requires strong engineering rigor – all in the face of developer demands to use the tools of choice. As Agile has settled in as a mainstream practice, now DevOps has emerged as the next wave to improve software delivery speed and output. To make DevOps work, organization...
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Enterprise architects are increasingly adopting multi-cloud strategies as they seek to utilize existing data center assets, leverage the advantages of cloud computing and avoid cloud vendor lock-in. This requires a globally aware traffic management strategy that can monitor infrastructure health across data centers and end-user experience globally, while responding to control changes and system specification at the speed of today's DevOps teams. In his session at 20th Cloud Expo, Josh Gray, Chie...
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This recent research on cloud computing from the Register delves a little deeper than many of the "We're all adopting cloud!" surveys we've seen. They found that meaningful cloud adoption and the idea of the cloud-first enterprise are still not reality for many businesses. The Register's stats also show a more gradual cloud deployment trend over the past five years, not any sort of explosion. One important takeaway is that coherence across internal and external clouds is essential for IT right n...
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Back in February of 2017, Andrew Clay Schafer of Pivotal tweeted the following: "seriously tho, the whole software industry is stuck on deployment when we desperately need architecture and telemetry." Intrigue in a 140 characters. For me, I hear Andrew saying, "we're jumping to step 5 before we've successfully completed steps 1-4."
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In his session at 20th Cloud Expo, Scott Davis, CTO of Embotics, will discuss how automation can provide the dynamic management required to cost-effectively deliver microservices and container solutions at scale. He will discuss how flexible automation is the key to effectively bridging and seamlessly coordinating both IT and developer needs for component orchestration across disparate clouds – an increasingly important requirement at today's multi-cloud enterprise.
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In large enterprises, environment provisioning and server provisioning account for a significant portion of the operations team's time. This often leaves users frustrated while they wait for these services. For instance, server provisioning can take several days and sometimes even weeks. At the same time, digital transformation means the need for server and environment provisioning is constantly growing. Organizations are adopting agile methodologies and software teams are increasing the speed ...
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Software as a service (SaaS), one of the earliest and most successful cloud services, has reached mainstream status. According to Cisco, by 2019 more than four-fifths (83 percent) of all data center traffic will be based in the cloud, up from 65 percent today. The majority of this traffic will be applications. Businesses of all sizes are adopting a variety of SaaS-based services – everything from collaboration tools to mission-critical commerce-oriented applications. The rise in SaaS usage has m...
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The proper isolation of resources is essential for multi-tenant environments. The traditional approach to isolate resources is, however, rather heavyweight. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, Igor Drobiazko, co-founder of elastic.io, drew upon his own experience with operating a Docker container-based infrastructure on a large scale and present a lightweight solution for resource isolation using microservices. He also discussed the implementation of microservices in data and application integrat...
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We'd all like to fulfill that "find a job you love and you'll never work a day in your life" cliché. But in reality, every job (even if it's our dream job) comes with its downsides. For you, the constant fight against shadow IT might get on your last nerves. For your developer coworkers, infrastructure management is the roadblock that stands in the way of focusing on coding. As you watch more and more applications and processes move to the cloud, technology is coming to developers' rescue-most r...
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2016 has been an amazing year for Docker and the container industry. We had 3 major releases of Docker engine this year , and tremendous increase in usage. The community has been following along and contributing amazing Docker resources to help you learn and get hands-on experience. Here's some of the top read and viewed content for the year. Of course releases are always really popular, particularly when they fit requests we had from the community.
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Dual-action, non-foaming cream exfoliating cleanser helps retexturize aging skin.Learn More
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NetBSD 1.5_Beta2: Greatly done. Open SSH is awesome, disklabel sifts out the faint of hearted and everthing else plain rocks. Currently running on a half broken packard-bell (ugh!) machine as a file server. Got a sys admin job :-)
NetBSD 1.5_Beta2: Greatly done. Open SSH is awesome, disklabel sifts out the faint of hearted and everthing else plain rocks. Currently running on a half broken packard-bell (ugh!) machine as a file server. Got a sys admin job :-)
Please ignore my idea on kupsd. I can probably read the voltage difference (I believe that's how UPS transmits its data) using the /dev/interface already there, and there's no need to put something into the kernel space twice. Perhaps some sort of a daemon, which keeps the UPS informative in a /var/upstat file? Or may be even a small ups manager device, which allows you to control the UPS through SNMP? These are just thoughts. Any present projects which deal with APC UPS's?
Yes, I decided to move my main diary here to advogato, so I can keep it more development focused and perhaps post any other news directly on the strlen.net site.
mettw: Koenigsburg is now in Russian control (since the end of the World War II) and is called Kaliningrad.
Moved my diary to strlen.net/news. Now written using some modified PHP code, I took from Torfinn Nome. Ask me if you want my modified source, although source Torfinn provided is readable and easy to modify.
Played a bit with Linux kernel modules. Found out that writing modules for the kernel-space is not hard at all. Wrote a module which creates /proc/foo. Source at strlen.net/foo.c. Thinking of getting more information on how my UPS works and writing a loadable module for that also. kupsd would certainly sound nice. I tried getting data from my UPS (which is connected via a serial port) using minicom, on what is sent to the systems when power is out for example, but no such luck. It's an APC Smart-UPS 420.
Installed OpenBSD on my Sparc. Works well, openssh is very usable. Played a little bit with OpenSSL as well. CVSUP works well under SunOS emulation, with which I've played a while too.
decklin: Thanks for the fonts advice you have sent me via e-mail. Talking about fonts, X has been getting better and better. I am strong aesthetic and will not tolerate a Helvetica-12-Bold font or bold version of fixed and before gtk-themes were there I always modified the source to every gtk application to parse my .gtkrc, while everyone else was complaining about gtk's uglyness.
Again, I seem to have submitted to sawfish. Now I've found a theme to suit me, zen theme on themes.org, since all it has a border around the window, no title bar etc.. Very nice and space-saving. Worked a bit more with my emacs configuration. Tried xemacs shortly, but gave it up for gnu-emacs. Loop is finally here for the DSL connection, so I can expect DSL pretty soon. Made some provisions for payment of a second IP address, which I will dedicated to my Sparc.
Really thinking of learning more Python. Python looks neat and high level. BUILD Linux pre-view release is out, grab it. It even includes a script I've contributed in Perl (Hey at least I didnt something usefull). Watched The Matrix on VHS.
Let's see.. I redid my website, located now at http://www.fix.no. Added configuration file parsing to my MySQL project. Still needed is a web based interface and some debugging on my behalf.
Weather has been getting nicer, although as I am writing this message I am still quite sweaty. After all my adventures with Sawfish, I have again returned to Window Maker. Nothing beats its consistent interface. Tommorow going to do some simple hacking on its source, to change the default icons. Postfix is good for your health.
Doing backups at work and playing a lot of Chuck Yeager's air combat. Should limit myself in that area. DSL should be here in few days - at least the loop.
Haven't written an entry yesterday.. Lazyness gets me. So let's see. Yesterday I've compiled a new kernel and made fstab records at work, setup Postfix at home.
Woke up at 7:19 and got up at around that time. Hung out with a friend of mine untill 12:30, then spent some time on FIX and played a bit of flight sim. After I finish this entry, I'll guess I'll work on my website and do some work with MySQL.
School has ended, did surprisingly well on most my finals, especially Chemistry,History and French. DSL is still not here and I have no expectations that the covad / pacbell people will be there any time soon. Got some new furniture, put it toghether with help of my dad. Now i have a nice cherry-finished computer table, book shelf, and laptop (later to be writing) table. Obtained a NetGear (now Bay Networks), 10/100 hub: now I can run VNC across the network.
Weather is un-tolerable. Ever since May 17'th, its been over 35 degrees (centigrade of course) daily. Air conditioner fails to reach the up stairs. Probably will obtain a certain cooler.
Wasted a night, downloaded and installed Helix Code. Works nice, please thank Hans Petter for fixing bold-overstrike in gnome terminal (this actually makes it usable now). Spend some time working again on my .emacs, and got an IRC friend of mine (artwiz), to do a logo for me (it's show on his site).
DSL is not here yet, wasting my 56k bandwidth at this modem. Assembly and Python are interesting to learn, but school finals may interfere. Chemistry Honors final this Friday (20 chapters.), planning to interupt my computer activity and study.
Introduced my friend to techno, began with Orbital to show the purer side and ended with Astral Projection to show him the trance side. Also showed him some Lords of Acid, as the naughtier side.
Deciding to abandon window maker now, and forever, switching to Saw[fish,mill].
New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
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Zoku The Art of Slush Cookbook
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This colorful book offers a wide array of recipes for semi-frozen slushies, milkshakes, smoothies, and floats, all made in mere minutes in the Zoku Slush and Shake Maker. The over 40 recipes elevate frozen drinks with unique and appealing flavor combinations ranging from healthy to indulgent to decidedly adult. Tempting choices include carrot-apple ginger, purple antioxidant berry, blood orange mojito and spicy Bloody Mary slushies; cookies & cream, chai soy latte, and bananas foster milkshakes; root beer, cherry cola, and stout floats; cherry-pomegranate, key lime–avocado, and piña colada smoothies; and many more. A special section on best ingredients to use and tips and tricks for great results rounds out this unique book full of tempting treats that will appeal to both adults and kids alike.
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The Joint Commission Awards Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center Gold Seal Of Approval
The Joint Commission Awards Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center Gold Seal Of Approval™
Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center has once again earned the Gold Seal of Approval™ for both the management of Acute Myocardial Infarction (heart attack) and management of stroke from The Joint Commission, healthcare's predominant standards-setting and accrediting body.
Launched in 2002, The Joint Commission's Disease-Specific Care Certification Program is designed to evaluate clinical programs across the continuum of care. Certification requirements address three core areas: compliance with consensus-based national standards; effective use of evidence-based clinical practice guidelines to manage and optimize care; and an organized approach to performance measurement and improvement activities. The Joint Commission certification renewal acknowledges that Good Samaritan has met the highest quality national standards for the treatment of patients who visit the emergency department at Good Samaritan and are admitted to the hospital with a heart attack or stroke.
"Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center continues to show its commitment to the improvement of cardiac and stroke care in the region as seen through these certifications from The Joint Commission," said Philip Patterson, Chief Executive Officer of Bon Secours Charity Health System. "These designations uphold our promise of increased expertise for our patients across the continuum of care."
Founded in 1951, The Joint Commission evaluates and accredits more than 20,000 health care organizations and programs in the United States, including more than 10,600 hospitals and home care organizations, and more than 6,600 other health care organizations that provide long term care, behavioral health care, laboratory and ambulatory care services. An independent, not-for-profit organization, The Joint Commission is the nation's oldest and largest standards-setting and accrediting body in health care. To learn more about The Joint Commission visit www.jointcommission.org.