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Colin Moore
With Michael Neal
In Episode 55, hosts Jody White and Kyle Wood talk with FLW Tour pro Michael Neal about his 2014 season, how he fishes umbrella rigs on Lake Chickamauga, his Thanksgiving plans and his outlook for 2015. Then they dig into some recent news and talk about their own Thanksgiving plans.
A strong, gusting wind can really have a negative effect on fishing. If you're sight-fishing, fishing drop-shots or fishing targets in clear water that you need to see, wind definitely works against you. It affects the action of a lure, your ability to feel the bait and how you present it.
Mark Rose
We spent an afternoon with Walmart pro Mark Rose on Kentucky Lake this Fall. Rose discusses fall fishing tactics, his career, and his Outdoor Ministry.
With Troy Hollowell
In Episode 54, hosts Joe Opager and Jody White talk with FLW Tour pro Troy Hollowell about his rookie season, his recent shoulder surgery, the new Big Humble crankbait from CP Baits and his outlook for 2015. Then they dig into some recent news, talk about ranking anglers and play a game on Joe's final episode.
For some reason, this time of year smallmouths like to hang around objects in the water, whether it's just a small feature or something as big as a car. They'll still move around, but it's like they move from rock pile to rock pile – or whatever – instead of just swimming around aimlessly. So you're target-casting at objects that are likely to be holding fish.
Chad Grigsby
Even the best pros take a wrong turn in the road once in awhile
The top pro anglers "lose" far more than they win. Even making the top 10, which is considered a good finish, still isn't winning. After all, who remembers the guy who finished sixth a Beaver Lake nine years ago?
Pete Robbins
Stop number 5 of the Walmart FLW Tour brings JT Kenney and Chad Grigsby to Pickwick Lake in Florence, Alabama. Tensions rise during ledge fishing events, when multiple boaters often crowd around the same choice spots. Can the guys each muscle their way in and turn around their lackluster 2014 season?
It's been a couple months since I fished my last FLW event, the Forrest Wood Cup in Columbia, S.C., where I got to watch history in the making. The championship weigh-in was very exciting as it featured the local favorite Anthony Gagliardi taking home the top prize with a 1-ounce margin of victory.
Scott Martin
Another year gone, and another off-season flying by. I'm still trying to catch up on all the stuff around the house that I let go during the season. Chores like painting the garage or little fix-it-up jobs around the house and yard seem to never end. By the way, I am currently fighting it out with fire ants, and even though they seem to have won most of the battles so far, I guarantee they will not win the war.
Casey Martin
With Jason Johnson
Today's Lowrance sonar/GPS combos are so powerful, even the entry-level units are waaaay more advanced than what was available just a few years ago before we had GPS, SideScan or DownScan.
Tom Redington
Forrest Wood Cup Champion, Anthony Gagliardi appeared on Good Morning Columbia to discuss his win on Lake Murray and how he has spent his winnings.
In late summer, one fishing pattern is to flip and pitch jigs or soft plastics, or to fish frogs, in matted grass where bass are hunting for bluegills and minnows to eat. When does this pattern stop?
Shinichi Fukae
In terms of depth, there's not much difference between 3.2 feet and 4.8 feet – a bit over a foot and a half. In fish-catching terms, however, the difference in the fall could amount to 20 pounds of bass.
Sean Ostruszka
With Adrian Avena
In Episode 50, hosts Joe Opager and Jody White talk with FLW Tour pro Adrian Avena about fishing his way up from college, his practice for the Rayovac FLW Series Championship on Wheeler Lake and his 2015 goals. Then they review the FLW action on Clear Lake, break down the Northern Conference Invitational on the Potomac River, look ahead to the weekend's slate of tournaments, and give the BFL Weekly Update.
Take a in depth look at Frog Fishing with Ish Monroe.
With Clent Davis
With Jay Yelas
In Episode 48, hosts Joe Opager and Jody White talk with Chevy pro Jay Yelas about the upcoming Rayovac on Sam Rayburn and his season on Tour. Then they cover some recent news, make picks for the Rayovac Rumble, talk with FLW Tour pro Clent Davis about his new puppy, preview the weekend's slate of BFL Regionals and give the BFL Weekly Update.
Right now a lot of tournament fishermen are trying to land sponsor deals for 2015. Consequently, I guess it's pretty accurate to say that the No. 1 question any long-term pro angler gets asked this time of year is, "How do I get sponsors?"
Randy Blaukat
With Travis Fox
In Episode 47, hosts Joe Opager and Jody White talk with FLW Tour pro Travis Fox about getting into fishing, his finish in the Rayovac on the Mississippi River and winning the Strike King Angler of the Year title in the Rayovac FLW Series Central Division. Then they review the Rayovac on the Mississippi, congratulate Greg Hackney, play a little Over/Under and give the BFL Weekly Update.
Fishermen are starting to catch on to the importance of profile when using buzzbaits, especially in the fall when the fish are more particular. When you're fishing a buzzbait and the fish either miss it or just swirl at it, usually it's a speed thing or the profile in the water isn't right. They're keying on something, and you've got to figure it out.
Jacob Wheeler
Tournament season is a busy time for professional anglers. For the wives they leave behind at home, life is busy too, especially if the wives are also moms. For our family, the 2014 season was one full of trials.
Kristin Gagliardi
To begin my ridiculously long off-season, I'll reflect on my 2014 tournament season. The Walmart FLW Tour was hard on me. Of course, it started with that mechanical disaster en route to the first-day weigh-in at Okeechobee (the season-opener) and concluded with my first whiff on the Forrest Wood Cup in 13 years. I've erased it completely already, so I can't reflect on any of it. It was atrocious!
Dave Lefebre
With Greg Bohannan
In Episode 46, hosts Joe Opager and Jody White talk with Kellogg's Pop-Tarts pro Greg Bohannan about his season, the upcoming Rayovac FLW Series event on the Mississippi River, the Everett Chevrolet Big Bass Tournament and a variety of other topics. Then they review the College Fishing Invitational on Kentucky Lake, preview the Rayovac, talk about a few other FLW topics and give the BFL Weekly Update.
We're still not done with summer yet, but the season is changing and putting the fish closer to the bank again. My three go-to baits for this time of year are a Brian's Bee, a small Yamamoto buzzbait rigged with a Zoom Horny Toad instead of a skirt and a Yamamoto Chikara 100 square-bill.
The Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame (The Hall) in Hayward, Wis., recently announced its 2015 class of Hall of Fame inductees, and the list includes FLW President of Marketing Trisha Blake and FLW President of Operations Kathy Fennel. The Bass Federation, FLW's partner in fishing, was also inducted as an organization.
Curtis Niedermier
When David Dudley was a kid, he started playing football, basketball and baseball with the same intensity that he eventually brought to tournament fishing. From the time he was 6 until he graduated from high school, he was involved in intermural sports every season: flat-out and full speed ahead.
Colin Moore
Frank Sinatra's "My Way" might be too dramatic a description, but the message of a man's commitment to individuality and doing things his way certainly fits Walmart FLW Tour pro Scott Martin.
David A. Brown
With Bill Taylor
In Episode 45, hosts Joe Opager and Jody White talk with FLW Tour Tournament Director Bill Taylor about putting together schedules, the date change for the FLW Tour event at Chickamauga, his appearance on the "Scott Martin Challenge" and a few other topics. Then they review the College Fishing event on New Melones, preview the College Fishing Central Conference Invitational on Kentucky Lake and give the BFL Weekly Update. ?
Mark Rose
I knew I was going to fish the Forrest Wood Cup on March 8, 2014, when my University of Minnesota teammate Austin Felix and I won the FLW College Fishing National Championship and earned a spot in the biggest tournament of the year. The Cup is a tournament every angler dreams of fishing, but I had no idea what the implications of a berth in this legendary tournament would bring.
Chris Burgan
FLW announced Friday that the Walmart FLW Tour event on Lake Chickamauga, originally slated for June 4-7, 2015, has been rescheduled to take place the following week, June 11-14, 2015 to avoid a conflict with the recently announced 2015 B.A.S.S. Elite Series. Take-off and weigh-in locations remain unchanged.
When the 2015 Walmart FLW Tour kicks off, California pro Jimmy Reese will be embarking on his first season – a rookie in the strictest sense of the term, but hardly a novice.
Pete Robbins
With Peyote Perryman
In Episode 44, hosts Joe Opager and Jody White talk with Peyote Perryman, Executive Producer of "FLW" the TV show, about how the show is made, some of his favorite moments from his time filming, the future of bass-fishing television and a variety of other subjects. Then they preview the weekend's slate of FLW events, from the FLW College Fishing event on New Melones to the six BFL super-tournaments.
A lot of the guys in the Forrest Wood Cup on Lake Murray caught fish by skipping buzzbaits under docks. A buzzbait isn't a lure that you would normally associate with skipping docks, but you can't argue with success. The only rule is that the flatter the bait, the better you can skip it – like a flat rock skips better than a round one.
Scott Suggs
Many miles up the Saluda River arm of Lake Murray, where the channel narrows and the shorelines are lined with thickets of shady willow trees, Steve Kennedy nearly made history on the final day of the 2014 Forrest Wood Cup.
Mike Reeves
You've heard about Chevy pro Anthony Gagliardi's storybook season, and the techniques he used to win the 2014 Forrest Wood Cup. Beyond that, we thought it was time to get to know the South Carolina pro himself.
Jody White
Bass fishing: the sport that we all love so much. It has been a huge part of my life for many years. In fact, it's been a huge part of my life for almost all of my years.
JT Kenney
With Bryan New
In Episode 43, hosts Joe Opager and Jody White talk with Forrest Wood Cup co-angler champion Bryan New about his experience at the Cup, practicing with Chevy pro Bryan Thrift and his future plans. Then they break down some recent FLW tournament news, talk about Anthony Gagliardi's place in history, who will be the first two-time Forrest Wood Cup champion and then recap the BFL Weekly Update.
This past week, Bryan fished his eighth Forrest Wood Cup. Wylie and I joined him in Lexington for the entire week, practice included. We normally just come the Wednesday before a tournament starts, but this one was close to home, and with so much to do in nearby Columbia, we thought it would be a great idea to go early.
Allison Thrift
Bryan Thrift
Curtis Niedermier
Hot spots run out, get moved in on by others and change with conditions, but the 2014 Forrest Wood Cup wasn't about spots. Lake Murray's deep fish followed roving herring, and shallow fish were widespread. Therefore, most pros changed areas daily, moved frequently through the day or stayed on the move all the time. Some ran specific patterns, while others junk-fished. Unpredictable action, including inexplicable hero-to-zero days, began during practice, and everyone knew the uncertainty would continue through the tournament. Of course, knowing that today's action promises nothing about tomorrow doesn't make it any easier when the bite actually tapers and keeps you out of a cut or prevents you from finishing the job, especially when you're fishing for half a million dollars and the title of world champion. We asked several pros that experienced a costly drop-off to share their perspective on what went wrong.
Jeff Samsel
Anthony Gagliardi didn't even have time to savor his Forrest Wood Cup victory on Lake Murray before the naysayers started showing up. He isn't a good sportsman, say some. His victory should be nullified, say others.
Colin Moore
With Anthony Gagliardi
In Episode 42, hosts Joe Opager and Jody White talk with Forrest Wood Cup champion Chevy pro Anthony Gagliardi about his experience at the Cup, his day four, his future goals and plans for the $500,000. Then they break down the Cup, from the weigh-in to Lake Murray, before previewing the Rayovac FLW Series event on the James River and the College Fishing event on Lake Chautauqua.
I understood Anthony Gagliardi's strategy as I watched him on the final morning of the 2014 Forrest Wood Cup, but it still was odd to watch. He wasn't casting at all. Just standing, watching and waiting. He was waiting to cast to largemouths when they busted blueback herring on the surface. Fish feeding on herring during the summer only come up for an instant, and the only way to catch them is to cast immediately to the spot where they break. Gagliardi didn't want his bait a cast's distance away to the left when he really needed to make a cast to the right. And so he waited. "That's the best way to do it when they're schooling," Gagliardi said during the press conference right after he won the championship. "When one breaks you have about three seconds to put the bait there."
Jeff Samsel
Chevy pro Anthony Gagliardi achieved what had been considered by many to be an impossible goal here Sunday in bass fishing's richest championship tournament. After disqualification from the season-opening Walmart FLW Tour event on Lake Okeechobee because of an inadvertent rules infraction, the South Carolina angler completed a five-tournament comeback in regular season to qualify for the 2014 Forrest Wood Cup. Finally, here before a standing-room-only crowd in Colonial Life Arena, Gagliardi capped off his comeback by winning the four-day test on Lake Murray, his home fishery. Gagliardi's four-day weight of 51 pounds, 2 ounces earned him $500,000 For the complete story of Gagliardi's championship victory, click here. Visit ForrestWoodCup.com for complete results. Here's how the rest of the top 10 earned their share of the $1.2 million tournament purse.
Curtis Niedermier and Kyle Wood
Watch South Carolina's Anthony Gagliardi win the 2014 Forrest Wood Cup at Lake Murray.
Rob Newell
With the Forrest Wood Cup in town, the mention of bass is no rarity for Columbia, S.C. But how about salmon, trout, pike, sunfish, triggerfish, sailfish, catfish and marlin? Well, thanks to the Wildlife Forever State-Fish Art contest, the town is enjoying a good dose of piscatorial diversity. Now in its 16th year, the contest is open to kindergarten through high school students. Contestants were judged on their artwork, along with accompanying essays explaining the related conservation thoughts behind their work. Students throughout the U.S. and Canada can focus on any official state fish, regardless of where they live. Entries from Spain and the Philippines were also accepted. Wildlife Forever (wildlifeforever.org), a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving America's wildlife heritage by developing stewardship, hosts the annual event for state finalists in conjunction with the Forrest Wood Cup. Doug Grann, the group's president, says that teaching aquatic education through the arts provides a natural bridge to young minds.
David A. Brown
How much is enough? For Chevy pro Anthony Gagliardi, it was an ounce. That's what it took to edge Straight Talk pro Scott Canterbury and win the Forrest Wood Cup presented by Walmart and hosted by Capital City/Lake Murray Country with 51 pounds, 2 ounces. Gagliardi hoisted the Cup before a packed house at Colonial Life Arena. Details on top finishers will follow, but here's the upshot: Just 11 ounces separated first and fifth places. For fans of this sport, a weigh-in like this delivers memories not soon forgotten. Safe to say, that sentiment runs a good bit deeper for the local favorite from Prosperity, S.C. "It just falls in line with everything else that happened this year," he says. "I made it into the (Cup) by one ounce. It's just fitting."
David A. Brown
Day 3 interviews with Brent Ehrler, Bryan Thrift, Anthony Gagliardi, Scott Canterbury, and Casey Ashley from the Forrest Wood Cup at Lake Murray, SC.
Rob Newell
Get ready Arkansas because the Forrest Wood Cup is returning to Hot Springs and Lake Ouachita Aug. 20-23, 2015. FLW and Visit Hot Springs made the official site announcement tonight at the day-three weigh-in of the 2014 Forrest Wood Cup in Columbia, S.C. The event will be held at Bank of the Ozarks Arena, formerly known as Summit Arena.
COLUMBIA, S.C. – "Only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the noonday sun," wrote British poet Rudyard Kipling. Obviously, he didn't know any bass fishermen. Philip Jarabeck is sweltering as waves of invisible UV rays from the overhead sun scorch any exposed layers of his skin. If that weren't bad enough, he's also feeling the heat of a.) leading the 2014 Forrest Wood Cup here on Lake Murray on day three, and b.) not catching any bass on a regular basis in this, the semi-final round of 20 aspiring pros. Time is ticking away, and the day is getting hotter. Around his Castrol flagship, eight boatloads of faithful fans wait patiently for him to rear back on his rod and bring a quality fish to the boat. The one bass presently residing in his livewell isn't going to keep him in the game, much less in the Cup's spotlight, as only the top 10 anglers from today's competition will move on to the championship round.
Colin Moore
Calm conditions served up a tough bite for the young guns competing in day one of The Bass Federation Junior World Championship on Lake Wateree in South Carolina. Sean King of Villa Hills, Ky., brought a five-bass limit to the scale weighing 14 pounds, 4 ounces to take the overall lead among the field of youths competing in 11-to-14 and 15-to-18-year-old age groups. King is competing with the older anglers, while James Fields of Anthem, Ariz., tops the 11-to-14-year-old age group with three bass for 6 pounds, 1 ounce.
Dan Johnson
Day 2 interviews with Philip Jarabeck, Brent Ehrler, Bryan Thrift, Michael Wooley, Jacob Wheeler, and Anthony Gagliardi from the Forrest Wood Cup at Lake Murray, SC.
Rob Newell
"I've often said there are a lot more good people than bad people. The bad ones just get all the publicity. We wanted to give attention to a good one," said Forrest L. Wood, the namesake of the Forrest L. Wood Sportsmanship and Community Leadership Award, as he helped honor this year's award recipient, Rich Dalbey, on stage before the day-two weigh-in at the Forrest Wood Cup. The annual award recognizes a Walmart FLW Tour pro who exemplifies ideals of sportsmanship and community leadership. Dalbey, who just completed his second year on Tour as a professional angler, was selected in part based on the task he took on of coordinating food drives at every FLW Tour stop.
Jeff Samsel
COLUMBIA, S.C. – When Bryan New left the dock at Dreher Island State Park this morning, he could hardly control his excitement. Before him lay an opportunity, and it was an opportunity he believed he could seize. After catching 7 pounds, 9 ounces on day one of the 2014 Forrest Wood Cup on Lake Murray, New came into today's competition atop the co-angler leaderboard by more than 2 pounds. All he needed to do was catch a couple of solid fish and he'd have a shot at the win. Three keepers would almost certainly seal the deal. After two consecutive top-five finishes at the Forrest Wood Cup, this was New's best shot at the title. And he went out and earned it.
Kyle Wood
Suffice it to say that Philip Jarabeck has admired the accomplishments of his uncle, Castrol pro David Dudley, but today he showed there's plenty of talent in the family by taking over the lead Dudley set on day one of the Forrest Wood Cup presented by Walmart and hosted by Capital City/Lake Murray Country. Dudley, a past Forrest Wood Cup champion, posted the event's heaviest sack with his first-round weight of 17 pounds, 14 ounces. Today, Jarabeck hauled in 17 pounds and raced up the standings from his 19th-place finish on day one. "I was just super-blessed today," Jarabeck says. "I had a great day today. I culled three or four times. I had multiple keepers that I threw back."
David A. Brown
Lake Murray, known as the "Jewel of South Carolina," is glimmering brightly under the hot August sun today during the second day of competition at the 2014 Forrest Wood Cup. Weather.com currently lists the air temperature in Columbia, S.C., as 88 degrees, but the humidity and nearly flat-calm conditions are making the "feels like" temperature seem much higher. FLW's On the Water crew has reported only a handful of limits and just as few kicker bites thus far. Most of the action occurred early in the morning. Once the sun rose above the treetops, the eat switch flipped to the off position.
Curtis Niedermier
Few will disagree that qualifying for the Forrest Wood Cup by way of the Walmart Bass Fishing League is among the most difficult challenges in competitive bass fishing. The journey to the Cup through the BFLs is one requiring immense skill and flawless execution over the course of five regular-season circuit events, a 160-boat regional and a three-day championship against the best weekend warriors on the planet.
Mike Reeves
With Casey Ashley and Scott Canterbury
Day 1 interviews with David Dudley, Cody Meyer, Bryan Thrift, Scott Martin and Brent Ehrler from the Forrest Wood Cup at Lake Murray, SC.
Rob Newell
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Calling your day on the water a "grind" is one of the biggest clichés in the sport of bass fishing. However, it is probably the best way to describe day one of the Forrest Wood Cup on Lake Murray presented by Walmart and hosted by Capital City/Lake Murray Country. When the scale closed Bryan New of Belmont, N.C., set the bar with four bass that weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces to take the lead by 2-5.
Kyle Wood
In the field of 45 pros hoping to raise the trophy at the Forrest Wood Cup presented by Walmart and hosted by Capital City/Lake Murray Country, five have enjoyed that magical moment before. After a strong day-one performance, Castrol pro David Dudley is looking a lot like a man on a mission for No. 2.
David A. Brown
Shallow or deep? That was the No. 1 question posed by pros and pundits alike going into the Forrest Wood Cup at Lake Murray, and after one day of competition, weigh-in results and observation suggest that the answer might to be "both." Shallow and deep patterns played a part in top bags from day one, and at this point it would be difficult to say which fish will be the key to victory.
Jeff Samsel
David A. Brown
Usually anglers call one another liars (especially in regard to what they've found during a tournament practice), but David Dudley says that about fish. Specifically, he refers to bass caught during a practice that can lead an angler astray because conditions are changing and they don't present a clear picture of what will happen come tournament time.
Jeff Samsel
It's not just about the fishing here at the 2014 Forrest Wood Cup.
Curtis Niedermier
Davy Hite, 1998 Forrest Wood Champion and Lake Murray pro, talks about lake conditions for this week's event.
Rob Newell
We asked a number of FLW pros who didn't qualify for the Cup this year to pick their potential winner and explain why.
Colin Moore
It's over. Finished. Done. And yet, the whole shebang is really just getting started.
Curtis Niedermier
The Forrest Wood Cup is the biggest tournament in bass fishing, and you've likely heard a lot of chatter about the anglers in the field, the fishing techniques and all the events that surround the tournament. But how much do you know about Lake Murray itself? We got into town early, and, rather than work, we decided to head out on the water for a tour of the lake. Here's what we found.
Curtis Niedermier and Jesse Schultz
Cody Meyer says Lake Murray's largemouth are nomadic roamers that are hard to pinpoint.
Rob Newell
Local favorite Casey Ashley says he wants things to be tough to give him the best shot at winning the Forrest Wood Cup.
Rob Newell
Common themes from practice emerge
As day-three of practice for the Forrest Wood Cup winds down and qualifiers set their final strategies, several common denominators are coming to light.
Rob Newell
Michael Neal is a wizard at finding fish on his electronics, but "seeing" fish on Lake Murray has proved to be a lot more difficult than on TVA lakes.
Rob Newell
Perhaps you heard the story or saw the online photos of Straight Talk pro Scott Canterbury releasing a stringer of bass weighing in excess of 20 pounds during the second day of the Walmart FLW Tour event on Pickwick Lake.
Colin Moore
Demographically speaking, professional bass fishermen are getting younger and better all the time. That's one conclusion to draw from the roster of anglers who qualified for the Forrest Wood Cup this year.
Colin Moore
What was it about the schedule of the Walmart FLW Tour that favored Tennessee pros in 2014?
Colin Moore
Jacob Wheeler hopes to be the first two-time Forrest Wood Cup winner in FLW history.
Rob Newell
Could the cooler weather help Brent Ehrler win a second Forrest Wood Cup?
Rob Newell


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I have to be in Milan for work, and I will have a Sunday with nothing planned. I have been to Milan many times so I always try to get out and see other things when I can. I have always wanted to go to Piemonte. Can someone recommend things to do for a day trip by using public transportation? Or if you know of tour guides that will do a one day tour? I would love to do a wine and food thing. Thanks in advance!
I cant advise on Piemonte, but a day trip to Bergamo by public transport would work just fine, and it is a great destination.
I don't know your budget but you could email Paolo at Buongusto tours and see what he'd charge to meet you somewhere (at a train station) and take you to some wineries. He is based in Piemonte... http://www.buongustotours.it/
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If anyone finds themselves in the same situation, I had the most fantastic day! I hired a tour guide from www.tastingtours.it She was fabulous and very knowledgeable. I went to a food and wine festival in Asti and then toured Alba, Barolo, and Barbaresca and visted several wineries - all in one day! One of the most fun days that I have had in Italy.
If you'd love a "food and wine" thing, don't overlook going to Torino, which is a 90 minute train ride from Milano Centrale. It has marvelous food and wine.
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It's easy to get around Piedmont wine country by car, but not by public transport, you will really be restricted to either Asti or Alba, however all of the month of October Alba has its truffle fair every Sunday, and that would be worth a day's visit.Asti has a truffle fair in mid-November.
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MOUNT VERNON — Judith Lynn Llewellyn, 63, of Marcia Drive, Mount Vernon, passed away Saturday, Jan., 8, 2011, at her home.
She was born April 26, 1947, in Mount Vernon to the late Charles and Betty (Tieche) Breckler. Judith retired in 2005 after 25 years of employment with Cooper Energy Services. She was a member of Women of the Moose and AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary. Judith served as center manager for Junior Achievement in Mount Vernon. She will be sadly missed by many.
She is survived by a son, Richard Hiles Jr. of Ashland; two daughters, Tamera (Alan) Chalmers of Queensland, Australia, and Melissa Goeppinger of Mount Vernon; three grandchildren, Bethany Hiles, Megan Goeppinger and Joseph Shae; two great-grandchildren, Braxton Hiles and Bryson Newton; a brother, John (Frances) Breckler of Frazeysburg; three sisters, Jane Breckler of Chesapeake, Va., Joan (Jeff Anderton) Bell of Mount Vernon and Katie (Ron) Johnson of Chesapeake, Va.
Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Edward Llewellyn; and the father of her children, Richard Hiles Sr.
Friends may call Wednesday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Flowers-Snyder Funeral Home, 619 E. High St., Mount Vernon. The Women of the Moose will perform a service on Wednesday at 7 p.m. followed by a funeral service conducted by Mr. Ken Springer. A graveside service will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. in Mound View Cemetery.
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Hoagy Carmichael was born on November 22nd, 1899 in Bloomington, Indiana with the birth name Hoagland Howard Carmichael. His career consisted of being a well known singer, pianist, composer and actor. He became most well known for composing the music for, "Stardust", "Georgia On My Mind", "The Nearness of You" and "Heart and Soul".
He was born the only son to Howard Clyde Carmichael and Lida Mary Robison. By the age of six he had taken up an interest in piano and singing and after high school he found various odd jobs to help his family out financially.
He later enrolled at Indiana University followed by going on to study at the Indiana University School of Law earning his degree in 1925 followed by a law degree in 1926. Even though he now had a law degree and found work at a firm in Indiana he still focused all his free time on music and composing songs.
His music career began to take off in 1927 when he recorded one of his most well known songs, "Stardust" followed by his first major song, "Rockin' Chair". He now had his own band and realized he had a passion for music and not law, therefore he left Indiana and relocated to Hollywood to begin a career in musical entertainment.
After some time in Hollywood and with little luck of furthering his career, he made the move to New York City and met Irving Mills who was an agent and publisher. From this point on his career began heading in the right direction with more successful recordings. Soon he was working as a solo artist and then in 1935 he joined Warner Brothers and began composing music for them.
When Paramount offered him a contract he made the move to Hollywood for a second time and began working as a song writer for the studio. By 1937, not only was he writing music for the film industry, they were using him in such films as, "Topper" (1937) and "To Have and Have Not" (1943). Throughout his career as an actor, he appeared in fourteen motion picture films.
During World War II a number of his songs became known as war time songs such as, "My Christmas Song For You", "Don't Forget to Say "No" Baby", "Billy-a-Duck" and "Cranky Old Yank" among many others.
Along with composing music, and acting in a number of films, Carmichael was also given the opportunity to host three different musical variety radio programs. Then in the early 1950's when television began to take off, Carmichael hosted, "Saturday Night Review" (1953) and had guest appearances on, "The Joseph Cotton Show" (1956), "Playhouse 90" (1957) and a regular role on, "Laramie" (1959-1963).
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Police Chief James Johnson
I'm pleased to announce some extremely good news for Baltimore County: Our Year End Crime Report for 2012 is finished, and these new statistics show that crime is down across Baltimore County.
It's down overall, and it's down in virtually every single category. Crime dropped against the previous five-year average – the best way to get an accurate picture of our crime trends. It also fell compared to 2011, in almost every category.
These are some of the best numbers I've seen in my career – even when you consider that crime has been falling over the past several years.
The report we released today contains official data, compiled in accordance with the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting system.
Part I violent crime, the most serious types of violent crime, fell by 11.1 percent against the previous five-year average. Every category of Part I violent crime dropped except rape, which increased by a single case. Criminal homicide, robbery and aggravated assault are all down.
Part I property crime – burglary, theft, motor vehicle theft and arson, fell by 7.9 percent against the five-year average.
Part II crimes – everything from trespass to drug offenses – fell 5.2 percent.
Overall, crime in 2012 fell by 6.7 percent against the five-year average.
Looking at our 10 precincts, crime is down in every precinct except one. Some of these precinct level decreases are astounding. In White Marsh, for example, crime fell 14 percent against the five-year average. In Woodlawn, the drop is 11.6 percent.
In Towson, we saw an increase because of an increase in certain kinds of theft –shoplifting, theft from vehicle and theft from building. In the weeks and months to come, you will see law enforcement in Towson maintain an omnipresence and work even more closely with private security, both in the downtown area and elsewhere in the retail areas, so that we can bring these theft numbers down. We are adding three additional officers to patrol the entertainment district, an enhancement that will free up a car for patrol elsewhere in the precinct.
I cannot stress enough the significance of this crime report. You would have to go back 30 years to find crime rates as low as the ones we're seeing now. Here's another figure: Since I became Chief of Police, six years ago, the most serious kinds of violent crime have been reduced by 26.8 percent. Meanwhile, our case clearance rates continue to be far higher than the national averages.
This success doesn't happen by accident. I thank everyone who has contributed – from the County Executive to our community partners to the many county agencies that support us every day. Most of all, I thank our officers, whose commitment, tenacity and expertise are the foundation of our achievements.
By Jim Johnson
Baltimore County Police Chief
The Baltimore County Police Department's 2011 crime report, now available online here, takes a more comprehensive approach to crime trends than ever before.
In addition to providing year-to-year information, for the first time this report looks at five-year trends. I asked our Crime Analysis Unit to compare 2011 data with the previous five-year averages for each category of crime because I am convinced that we can't understand whether we're making progress in reducing crime simply by looking at the short term; we also need to look at how we're doing over time.
A single year of crime data can be influenced significantly by weather, civil disturbances and the random – or even once-in-a-lifetime – event. We get a better picture of how we are doing when we take the longer view.
The 2011 report shows that our Police Department is fulfilling the mission of reducing crime – both in the short term and the long term.
Looking at crime numbers from 2006 to 2011, it becomes increasingly apparent that 2010 was an extremely unusual year – probably because of the February 2010 double blizzard that kept people inside for weeks. That year, every category of Part I violent and property crime fell well below levels seen from 2006 to 2009.
In 2011, total Part I violent crime dropped even more. In 2010, there were 4,305 incidents; in 2011, the number fell to 4,250. Part I property crime increased slightly.
The real news, however, is how 2011 crime levels compare to the previous five-year average. The crime totals in seven of the eight categories of Part I crime – the most serious crimes – were lower in 2011 than the previous five-year average for each category. (The exception was homicide, in which the total number of crimes equaled the five-year average.)
Looking at the five-year averages, we have reduced Part I violent crime by more than 14 percent; Part I property crime by nearly 8 percent and Part II crime by nearly 9 percent. In 2011, we drove down total crime below the previous five-year average by an impressive 9 percent.
In addition, Baltimore County Police continue to excel at solving crimes and getting criminals off the street. Year after year, our clearance rates for Part I crime exceed the national average as determined by the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting Program; for some crimes, our clearance rates almost double the national average. We expect this pattern to continue.
When we see crime dropping over time and criminals prosecuted for their actions, we know our law enforcement strategies are working. I encourage you to join me in thanking our more than 1,900 officers and hundreds of civilian professional staff for their hard work in making the County safer, and for continuing the fight against crime into 2012 and beyond.


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This weekend the historic fishing and agricultural town of Mazara del Vallo in southwestern Sicily is hosting the first edition of Slow Sea Land, an event dedicated to celebrating quality food production across Sicily and the Mediterranean, in particular traditional and sustainable fishing, and discussing its future. Through the presentation of these products and a series of workshops and conferences, the event aims to promote responsible seafood consumption and intercultural exchanges between the different regions of the Mediterranean.
Slow Sea Land is also hosting the Slow Food International Councilors' Meeting and a number of important conferences and discussions. The Forum of Mediterranean Fisheries was held on Friday, meetings between ministers and representatives of scientific fisheries institutions from the Mediterranean, Middle East and West Africa are happening throughout the event and the MedSudMed project to monitor fisheries in the straits of Sicily is being presented today, Saturday June 9.
Street stalls, music, performances, seminars, and a lot of other events have also been organized to allow visitors to discover and taste Sicily's food and wine heritage. The marketplace winds its way through the narrow alleys of Mazara del Vallo's Kabash, the old Arabic style city center, with specific streets and historic piazzas featuring different producer groups including salt and other sea products, Sicilian citrus fruits, street foods, oils and breads and Slow Food Presidia.
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Hot on the heels of the Butch Voices NYC Regional conference, Portland is hosting their own Butch Voices this coming weekend, October 1-3. And I'll be there!
I debated attending Portland's conference—after all, these conferences are regional, so why attend in a region so far from where I live? But I adore the West coast, if you've been following Mr. Sexsmith's Other Girlfriend you know the love affair I have every time I go visit a city on the I-5 corridor. It's where I grew up, it's the culture I know and feel most at home in, it's what I crave and miss, and, eventually, I think it's where I'll end up. (Not sure when, exactly, but it seems right to be headed back that way, eventually.) So it feels important to me to attend.
I'll be there Friday for the SWeLL performance, and then at the conference on Saturday, and reading my new butch poem, "Unsolicited Advice To A New Butch," at the spoken word event on Sunday. Here's the details:
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Telling Our Stories: Writing Workshop with Sinclair Sexsmith
Everyone is the expert of their own life. Everyone knows themselves, their stories, their triumphs, their heartaches, better than anyone else. We all come from somewhere. We all have had struggles, heartaches, successes, breakthroughs, knockdowns, sideswipes, joy, that have brought us from the people we used to be to the person that we are today, and we butches have our own unique and similar stories. The rewards of starting to tell these stories, to write them down, to have others witness our stories, can be massive. The power of words to name what has happened in your lifetime can be spiritually and psychologically healing, can bring together communities of like-minded people, and can even write our selves into existence and change the world. Join writer, blogger, and activist Sinclair Sexsmith in a personal writing workshop about bringing out own inner stories out, finding the stories of our lives that are begging to be told, trusting the wisdom of our own inner voices, and finding the courage to share our stories with others. We will discuss blogging, places to read your work, editing, basic craft, and other inspirational butch writers. Bring paper and something to write with, there will be writing prompts.
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Gender/Queer is a spoken word/poetry event, that will happen on Sunday, October 3rd at In Other Words. Start time is 2:00pm and we'll burn a fire under your feet till 5:00. The event will feature an open mic, as well as several featured performances. This event will be emceed by our PDX favorite MC Sossity Chiricuzio, notorious for her fabulous work with Portland's one and only Dirty Queer.
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Yes! Yes, you will see me in Portland!
I completely understand the love affair with the I-5 corridor. I grew up in Oregon and have lived in the Twin Cities for the last 12 years. I have visited Oregon, Washington, and California on two separate trips in the last six weeks; it always feels right for me to be on the West coast. Ursula LeGuin describes herself as a Western American–this applies to me as well.
a "western american," I love that! I haven't heard that before but definitely connect with it. I usually say I'm a 'west coast kid.' but I don't love referring to myself as a kid.


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