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Lake Sabrina
Our nice relaxing, normal, everyday days were back at Lake Sabrina. Thank goodness!
No hail, no rain, no thunder and lightning, no mules being startled, no rock slide – although there were a couple of rock slides on Mt. Haeckel (covering part of the glacier in the Sabrina Basin) and around Picture Peaks along with reports of numerous other rock slides in the back country.
Lot of nice fish coming out of the lake this week. Nick Ryan of San Ramon put together his first ever stringer of fish caught by the spillway on nightcrawlers. Bill Kieser of Aspendell landed not one, but two Alpers using flies, a 2.75-pounder and a 4.25- pounder. Dave and Karla Evans of Bellflower and Jacob Looney of Lakewood put their efforts together to haul in 11.5 lbs of fish caught at the Inlet on rainbow PowerBait. John Doty of Palmdale outdid his guide Vint on this trip dragging in a 3.75-pounder using a Rainbow Thomas Buoyant. Sons Austin and Andrew made some memories with dad Bill Randall of Santa Clarita. William Talbert, 5, of Mentone brought in his very first fish with help from mom, Anna.
Fishing is still a bit slow this week. Fishing the inlets was best using nightcrawlers or PowerBait. Trolling is still on the slow, it's better if you can get down a bit. You can use lead core at five-six colors with flashers and a nightcrawler or Thomas Buoyant. Drifting with a nightcrawler and a split-shot over the shoreline between the two natural lakes was getting some fish (heard this over and over – this is the best way to fish – so quiet).
Shore fishing with salmon eggs, PowerBait or nightcrawlers in the small coves was what was working. If you're not sure what to do, how to do it or where to do it, come into the building and ask.
California Department of Fish and Game stocked the lake on Thursday with another load of rainbows.
An update on the mules: they are all doing fine as are the packers.
Well this is the fifth week of working on the bridge. Nothing has progressed as far as we can tell. Rick talked with the project manager and apparently they needed a few more permits, but we hear there'll be physical progress this coming week. We'll keep you informed of any progress. We have been assured the road will remain open during the season, so do not fret, you will be able to get to the lake.
– Lake Sabrina Boat Launch
Convict Lake
Catch of the Week: The Teodoro family from Whittier caught a stringer of fish with PowerBait on the South Shore. Collin Rodriguez caught a stringer with a Trout Magnet at the Creek. Greg Williams caught a 3-lb., 6-oz. fish with a frog needlefish at the Inlet.
Best Location to Fish: The best locations to fish right now are the South Shore, Inlet, Beach Area, Jetty, Lake, North Shore and Convict Creek.
This past week anglers have had most success with: frog needlefish, Trout Magnet, Rooster Tail, red and gold Thomas Buoyant, garlic and yellow PowerBait, worms, cheese worm, Trout Teaser, salmon eggs and Rainbow Nuggets.
Water Temperature: 58 degrees.
Weather: Temperatures are expected to slightly increase this next week with highs in the mid to low 80s and lows in the high 40s.
Bait: Pinched Crawlers, gulp worms, nightcrawlers, Power Eggs, Power Worms, small spinners like Mepps and Panther Martins. Chunky Cheese PowerBait,Troll with Rapalas, needlefish, Thomas Buoyant.
Lures: Panther Martin, Thomas Buoyant, Phoebe, Little Wolfs, Cripplure
Trolling: Little Cleos, Dave Davis, nightcrawler or lead core four to six colors, Rapalas, Rebels, pin minnows
Flies: Marvel Fly, Prince, haresear, Lopper Johns, ant beetles.
Convict Creek:
Flies: Strip Streamers
Bait: Eggs, nightcrawlers and Power Worms
Stocking: DFG stocked this week.
– Courtesy Convict Lake Resort
South Lake
Summer keeps rolling on and the trout fishing at the lake continues to be steady for most, excellent for some. Very few bad reports coming in. Aside from stocking day, boaters fared best at the lake this week as big schools of fish were holding in the usual places, namely the Rock Slide, Phantom's Throne at the west corner of the dam and mid-dam, all areas inaccessible from shore.
For an undisclosed reason, Southern California Edison locked the gate at the dam cutting off access to the west shore.
The back inlets were holding fish too, but it's a bit on the shallow side back there so they get fished out pretty quickly when the catch n' keep folks are on the water. First one to the inlets usually does best.
Best numbers were definitely on the main body of the lake. Big fish of the week was a 23-inch, 4-lb., 6-oz. Alpers, a personal best for Bob Allen. In addition to his fish, several fish in the 3- to 4-lb. range also came to the scales this week.
The bait n' wait folks were doing quite well this week on both dough baits and crawlers. Salmon peach PowerBait and anything garlic were the best dough bait colors. Crawlers fished by the dam were very productive for stocker rainbows as well as a solid 3.5-pounder caught by Manda James of Riverside.
The bite on soft plastics continues to roll with mini-jigs and trout worms both producing well. Top plastics this week were the cricket Trout Traps and either the pink/blue Sparkle Sierra Slammer jigs or pink crush trout worms. We had a surprise visit from Marlon Meade and the Berkeley pro-staff this week who not surprisingly killed it on jigs with the biggest fish caught by the group going around 4 lbs. in just a few short hours on the lake.
Tipping mini-jigs with a mealworm six feet under a bobber has been a great tactic when the breeze comes up in the afternoon.
It sounds repetitive but the gold or red/gold Thomas Buoyant just keep catching fish for those who prefer to throw the hardware.
No trolling reports this week but drifting orange trout worms slowly produced well for a few folks.
The water level is slowly dropping but we're talking inches not feet at present, which is a good thing. Boaters willing to risk the launch from the rocky beach are still giving it a go but it's pretty sketchy for boats larger than 14 feet and you better have some good trailer skills to make it happen.
South Fork Bishop Creek
Salmon eggs, spinners, orange trout worms – you'll catch 'em.
Weir Pond
The fly guys were doing great on both bead-head nymphs as well as dries with parachute adams and caddis patterns reported to be producing.
Intake II
Wide open fishing for most, especially from the dam or in the far corner by the pipe. Bait, lures and flies all working. Heavy fishing pressure.
North Lake
Wide open action for tubers and shore anglers although fishable shoreline spots are limited so get out there early.
– Courtesy Parchers Resort
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offsides wrote:MRandall25 wrote:If you guys didn't see a change in the way the team played and handled themselves in the 3rd period (besides the Malkin penalty), I don't know what else to tell you.
I don't have the numbers in front of me, but from my POV, we definitely outplayed these guys in terms of zone time, chances, etc.
You can say all you want that "Nothing's working", or "Bylsma sucks and can't make adjustments", but I saw what I saw.
This is a completely different team. Last year's team would've lost 10-2 and given up 4 in the 2nd period. The team I watched tonight got off their game, took a bad penalty (Malkin), played extremely well the rest of the way, fought back, drew some penalties, and tied the game. THAT is the kind of effort I like to see.
I really have no idea what else you guys want.
Two points and a win against Philly would be OK.
1) They have a win against Philly already.
2) They almost had it, too. Bad goal by Vokoun killed it.

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Then there is the right-hand section of our chart — the foreclosures — where hardship and misery is clinically converted into numbers. Here, there is an overall pattern of continued improvement in the first quarter, but not all communities can celebrate quite yet. For instance, in the first three months of 2013, there were more foreclosures in the town of Farmington than in the city of Somersworth.
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Seriously, it will stabilise eventually. Without these changes, we wouldn't have some of the best features (like the new Cairo stuff and CSS styles). These developers sound like they'd rather hack on a 1990s desktop than actually try and make something the least bit modern.
Judging by your comment, i am guessing a big fat ZERO... They break themes on every point release, it is hugely annoying for anyone trying to maintain multiple themes (for others to use). Themes often don't break 'gracefully' and your left to figure out what happened... But of course, this not only affects people whom are providing themes, but also end users... Sure, people using a 6month release-cycle distro, probably don't get bitten hard, since they will be re-installing anyway for the next release (unless they dist-upgrade), but for those of us who are using rolling release model - it blows; you update (even if not a gnome user) and your gtk3 apps are borked...
so i don't think we are discussing a 90's desktop vs. a modern one - the 90s desktop doesn't even come into question - ie: it's the modern one that is constantly breaking (and it's been this for what (?) a year and a half of this now (?)... So in terms of stabilizing - it does beg the question ~ When is it going to stablize??? 2yrs, maybe 3yrs?).
I dropped all of my themes and only maintain my own theme, for my own machines. If Gnome hadn't have continued to break theming constantly, i would probably be maintaining 5-6 themes right now :\ So maybe you don't see this as an issue ~ but it is, they need to iron out theming and provide a stable gtk+ that doesn't break on every update.
...and as a side note: ironically, the only theme they maintain / that doesn't break is probably in the top 5 crappiest themes ever conceived of (Adwaita). hilarious.
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I thought I'd post the above for anyone interested.This post sounds a bit like Hey look, I ran a simple command that showed things are slow. Why is nobody doing anything about it?! aka the Phoronix way of talking about software.
I personally dont consider my login time anything worth working on. Theres so many more important things to be working on, like for example getting GNOME to run on an iPhone (or at least a Samsung Galaxy) with software thats superior to whats running there now. When thats done, I might look into your performance issues.
What was really funny was that Benjamin then made the completely reasonable argument about developer resources but made the mistake of thinking that everyone else thinks as he does about start-up times. In particular that Jean-Francois wouldn't spend his time getting pitivi to start faster. To which Benjamin found the contrary to be the case.
Oh please support Qt styles with future versions of GTK...... it is so silly to have to use oxygen-gtk to have same look apps.... well or a gtk style on both Qt and gtk...... which is strange in KDE. The opposite is very welcome . And thank you very much to oxygen-gtk authors, they changes my KDE experience, really.
GTK+ 3.0 was released around ~Feb 2011. In 2 days we will be in 2013. That's almost 2 years of constant breakage on every damn release!
You need to intruduce breakage and do a complete overhaul. Totally fine. That's what 3.0 is supposed to be for! 3.0 introduces breakage with 2.x, but the rest of the 3.x serious should not have any more breakage. You should be compatible going forward until several years down the line when you go to 4.x.
Nearly 2 years of breakage, instability and utter lack of documenting the changes is absurd.


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September 29th, 2008
It was nice to get back from a short vacation over the week-end. It was a retreat of sorts. Monday brought on some added stress because of not spending time on home-work. It was a good time for me to re-evaluate my time-management. Monday and Tuesday I experienced a revelation, or I guess that's what you might call it. What I'd like to take the opportunity to share is this. Being my third semester, I've put 110% into my class work and am proud to say that I've been able to maintain a 3.8 cumulative G.P.A. up to this point. The hours have been long. What some influential people such as my instructors, tutors, friends and family have all shared with me is that maybe I was putting too much time into school. My first thought was "No way, just look at my G.P.A.
Well here's the revelation or whatever you might want to call it. I actually allowed myself to go home early on Tuesday evening. I thought boy was I sure going to pay for this, going home early. After all, I still had plenty of that dreaded math homework to do, and I just wasn't getting it, or for better terms grasping the concept. How could I possibly go home early? I mean the instructors up in the Math Lab have been wondering if I was going to be bringing my cot with me, or jokingly one asked If I wanted to have my own key because I spend so much time up their? My response was "Sure, just tell me who I should give the rent check to." We laughed and after going home that Tuesday evening I realized something very important.
My friends, this is what I'd like to share with you about the most important thing I've learned since coming back to school. It was perfectly ok to go home. After all I needed the rest and I didn't seem to be getting that much accomplished. What lesson I've learned, and worked on this week is to achieve some balance in my life, home, school and personal life. That is critical in the learning process. Too much of a good thing can also be bad too! Math; it is a good thing, no really it is!
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Dover boys hockey suffers first loss
Sunday, January 13, 2013
DOVER — The Dover High School boys hockey team was missing its scoring touch on Saturday. The way coach Steve Riker saw it, the Green Wave were missing a lot of other things too.
A key sequence came late in the middle frame when Dover's Sam Bovee was called for roughing in the crease, negating a Green Wave power play. When the Grizzlies went on the mad advantage, Andrew Chretien skated right in and fired the puck over the left shoulder of Dover goalie Luc Ravenelle for a 2-0 advantage.
"Am I surprised (by the shutout)? Yes," Goffstown coach Paul Roy said. "Am I surprised by our effort? No. We've had good effort. We started off a little slow out of the gate, but we were getting a little bit from a lot of kids."
Dover played much more aggressively in the third period, but continued to come up empty. The extra intensity backfired when Goffstown's Tyler Grinley stole the puck at the Grizzlies' blue line and skated into open ice for a breakaway. He got the puck past Ravenelle for a 3-0 advantage at 11:31, ending any hope for a late Dover comeback. An empty-net goal gave Goffstown a 4-0 lead.
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Following the lead set by the Beatles, Elton John, Rod Stewart, and countless others, Billy Joel will issue his own romantic collection, She's Got A Way: Love Songs next month. The 18-song set, due out on January 22nd -- just in time for Valentine's Day -- touches upon most of Billy's albums, although 1974's Streetlife Serenade, 1976's Turnstiles, and 1980's Glass Houses are ignored. Among the rarities included are the 1971 Cold Spring Harbor deep cut, "Nocturne," the 1973 Piano Man standouts, "Travelin' Prayer" and "You're My Home," "Until The Night" from 1978's 52nd Street, "She's Right On Time" from 1982's The Nylon Curtain, and "And So It Goes" from 1989's Storm Front.
Billy told us that above all the roles he plays in his career, he's never taken being a songwriter for granted: "Songwriters don't always get the credit or the recognition. The toughest part of the job is the writing. People can go on American Idol and yell on key and they can win the 'Idol' of America, whatever. But writing -- that's a whole other ball of wax. There's a lot of craft, a lot of dedication, and a lot of hard work, aggravation, frustration; and without the song, you don't have the singers."
The tracklisting to Billy Joel's She's Got A Way: Love Songs is: "Travelin' Prayer," "The Night Is Still Young," "This Is The Time," "She's Got A Way (Live)," "Temptation,' "Nocturne," "Until The Night," "She's Right On Time," "You're My Home," "Just The Way You Are," "She's Always A Woman," "State Of Grace," "Honesty," "This Night," "Shameless," "An Innocent Man," "All About Soul (Remix)," and "And So It Goes.
Billy Joel will next perform on December 12th at 12-12-12: A Concert For Sandy Relief at New York's Madison Square Garden.
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Crawford, who came off the bench in 45 of the 69 games in which he appeared, led all NBA reserves in scoring, averaging 18.6 points. Additionally, Crawford accounted for 3.2 assists and 2.3 rebounds in 30.3 minutes per game for a Clippers team that went 57-25 and earned the No. 3 seed in the Western Conference playoffs.
Crawford amassed 57 first-place votes and 421 total points from a panel of 125 sportswriters and broadcasters. Forward Taj Gibson of the Chicago Bulls finished second with 395 points (49 first-place votes) and guard Manu Ginobili of the San Antonio Spurs finished third with 138 points (nine first-place votes).
In order to be eligible for this award, players had to have come off the bench in more games than they started.
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There was a tie in the Olympic women's downhill event Wednesday in Sochi, with Slovenian Tina Maze and Swiss Dominique Gisin sharing the gold.
Maze and Gisin both finished their runs with a time of 1:41.57. Coming in third for the bronze medal was Lara Gut of Switzerland, who finished her run in 1:41.67.
Julia Mancuso was the top American in the field, finishing in eighth place, nearly a full second off the leaders.
Of the other Americans in the field, Laurenne Ross finished 11th, Stacey Cook was 17th and Jacqueline Wiles was 26th.
Mancuso got her first taste of Olympic gold when she won the giant slalom in Turin, Italy, in 2006. The 29-year-old Squaw Valley, Calif., native also won silver medals in both the super combined and downhill at the 2010 Winter Olympics and took home bronze over the weekend in the super combined event.
No other female American alpine skier has won more than two Olympic medals.
Mancuso's performance in Sochi has also helped fill a void created for U.S. skiing fans when gold medal favorite Lindsey Vonn pulled out of the games due to a knee injury.
Vonn originally tore her knee ligaments at the world championships nearly a year ago. The four-time World Cup overall champion underwent reconstructive surgery but aggravated the problem in a crash during training in November.
Four years ago, Mancuso finished second in the Olympics downhill behind Vonn at Whistler. Last March, she took third place at the world championships in the super-G race where Vonn earlier crashed and hurt her knee.
After a difficult start to the 2013-14 World Cup season, Mancuso took a break from the slopes. After returning in mid-January, she scored her first three top-10 finishes of the season (two in the downhill and one in the super-G), securing her spot for her fourth Olympic Games.


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DURHAM — A four-game winning streak is nice, but Portsmouth High School girls basketball coach Dan Parr knows there is plenty of room for improvement and that was on display in Wednesday night's opening round game of the Bobcat Invitational Tournament against Hanover at Oyster River High School.
Portsmouth senior center Alicia Brown led the Clippers with eight points, while junior guard Tighe Loch had seven. Hanover guard Eileen Daley scored a game-high nine points.
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Bringing in a new year means the tradition of the NHL Winter Classic is upon us. It's the best game of the year that celebrates the origins and traditions of hockey. This season on January 2nd, two division rivals meet, pitting Broadway up against Broad Street as the Flyers welcome in the Rangers to Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. Get ready for the big outdoor game with this Pass & Stow tee by Reebok. It features "The Fight For Liberty" printed on the front with an iced-over Liberty Bell and the team names in logos all outlined with glitter accents on the front.
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- Weight: 0.12 lbs
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2 Port Black USB Car Charger, 2 Amp Output Powers Tablets, Cellphones, MP3 Players and MoreConnect your USB charging cable to this car charger and you can charge your iPod, iPhone, MP3 player, smart phone etc anywhere there is a standard mobile outlet. Our USB power adapter has two ports and features up to 2 amps of power and is designed to charge tablets and more. No more worrying about being near a computer. Simply plug your USB charging cable in and use just like your everyday power adapter.
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Output 5VDC 2000mA (2A)
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Also can be used to make huge bows or large area decoration.
Available in 20 colors.
How to Care: Hand wash only. Hang dry, don't use dryer.
Material: Taffeta Pintuck
Approximate Measurements: 90" wide x 132" long
Each Square: 3"x3"
Edges are Folded & Hemmed.
1' = 12" / 1 foot = 12 inches