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Starbucks CoffeeJanuary 15Coffee Shop • Manila, Philippines
Nice views but pitty there is no WiFi.
Making and leaving footsteps
Always busy. If you are looking for a place to chill, go to other branches
Nice store but always out of hand tossed crust. Mehhh
Seefood tomyam was really really good. But spicy! Make sure you bring tissues haha
The lasagna was oily and had an overpowering beef smell. Use some herbs guys, and it took forever to arrive. Overall good price and pleasant service
Staff have a tendency to make your burger without using gloves. I'm not happy with this
Cendol bland tasting and no santan taste. Can get way better for half the price outside if you are craving
Murtabak ayam ke murtabak tulang? No wonder lah it is now empty not like last time, busy. Not coming back again
Great price, good food! Will recomend visiting here but do come expecting to wait for a table
Food is bland here, staff are dull. I'd rather go to the one in perling mall
Nice food, reasonable price but waiters could be a bit more welcoming. 6/10 for me
Overated!! Not the best seafood spot in JB.
Nice retro vibe here. Damn polite waiters but I think they should at leats wear shoes
Look for P.Ramlee look alike at the 1st beef stall ;)
Check your orders when using the drive thru. Staff got it wrong twice and ended up joining slow moving que again.
Hold on to your handbag/wallets. Many foreigners who are there just for pickpocketing.
Mosquitoes around the outside area, ayam goreng spicy was a cold and small pieces. Not the best Mc'd outlet to visit
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One of the best popiah basah at Simply in the foodcourt
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14 CFR 23.975 - Fuel tank vents and carburetor vapor vents.
(1) Each vent outlet must be located and constructed in a manner that minimizes the possibility of its being obstructed by ice or other foreign matter;
(3) The venting capacity must allow the rapid relief of excessive differences of pressure between the interior and exterior of the tank;
(5) There may be no point in any vent line where moisture can accumulate with the airplane in either the ground or level flight attitudes, unless drainage is provided. Any drain valve installed must be accessible for drainage;
(6) No vent may terminate at a point where the discharge of fuel from the vent outlet will constitute a fire hazard or from which fumes may enter personnel compartments; and
(7) Vents must be arranged to prevent the loss of fuel, except fuel discharged because of thermal expansion, when the airplane is parked in any direction on a ramp having a one-percent slope.
(b) Each carburetor with vapor elimination connections and each fuel injection engine employing vapor return provisions must have a separate vent line to lead vapors back to the top of one of the fuel tanks. If there is more than one tank and it is necessary to use these tanks in a definite sequence for any reason, the vapor vent line must lead back to the fuel tank to be used first, unless the relative capacities of the tanks are such that return to another tank is preferable.
(c) For acrobatic category airplanes, excessive loss of fuel during acrobatic maneuvers, including short periods of inverted flight, must be prevented. It must be impossible for fuel to siphon from the vent when normal flight has been resumed after any acrobatic maneuver for which certification is requested.
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NSG Precision Cells, a leading cuvette manufacturer for spectroscopy and other precise quartz optical components, is happy to announce the launch of their new e-commerce website.
(PRWEB) July 9, 2010 -- NSG Precision Cells has become one of the global leaders in quality and pricing for quartz and glass cuvettes for spectroscopy, flow channel cells, microfluidic chips, and other highly precise quartz optical components. Since 2008 NSG has been receiving requests from customers to add an e-commerce option to their website.
In early 2010 NSG did just that. The new NSG Precision Cells website has more data, more helpful tips on taking care of cuvettes, more discounts and sales, and most importantly, an option to order cuvettes online. All online orders are shipped the same day
As Precision Cells grows so does its technology. NSG has gone from producing a few hundred cuvettes to being able to manufacture thousands of cuvettes, flow channel cells, and flow cytometry cuvettes on a monthly basis. Being able to produce such a large volume has given Precision Cells the ability to obtain many OEM customers who have a high demand for flow channel cuvettes each month.
NSG Fusing Technology:
The two most important elements when looking at optical cuvettes and flow channel cuvettes are (1) the optical quality and (2) how they are assembled.
Precision Cells has honed their fusing techniques to making it impossible to see where the cells are bonded together. When looking at their flow channel cuvettes, they look like they were made from one solid block of glass.
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Outlook for Financial Services Spring 2015
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The latest outlook for the UK economy is positive. GDP is on the rise, business investment continues at a strong pace, and export performance is expected to improve. But what does this mean for financial services in 2015?
"In global terms, the UK stands to be one of the winners from the recent collapse in global energy prices. This has prompted the EY ITEM Club to raise its GDP growth forecast for 2015 from 2.4% in October 2014 to 2.9% today. However, that doesn't mean this year will be plain sailing for the UK. Political risk will dominate the outlook for 2015 with the general election in May."
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In global terms, the UK stands to be one of the winners from the recent collapse in global energy prices. This has prompted the EY ITEM Club to raise its GDP growth forecast for 2015 from 2.4% in October 2014 to 2.9% today. However, that doesn't mean this year will be plain sailing for the UK. Political risk will dominate the outlook for 2015 with the general election in May.
Divisive debate on Europe
The first worry is Europe — in terms of both events unfolding in the Eurozone and the risk of the UK's political parties getting locked into an increasingly polarized debate on UK membership of the European Union (EU). There's an argument to say that we have precisely the wrong amount of European power and influence at the moment: too little to achieve real EU–wide coordination, but enough to feel like a constraint on national decision–making. With a possible in–out referendum looming, there's clear scope for the debate on Europe to be highly divisive and damaging to the UK's position.↓ [... more]
Rebalancing is not reassuring
The second concern is around the "rebalancing" of the UK economy. A shift away from a consumer–led recovery and toward growth driven by exports and manufacturing innovation would be good news for the economy. However, this year's uptick in growth will continue to be driven largely by consumer spending, which has been boosted by cheap energy.
If the political debate remains focused on reducing dependence on financial services rather than increasing competiveness in other sectors, the effect will be destructive rather than constructive for the economy. It would be more reassuring to hear politicians talking about playing to the UK's global strengths — of which financial services is arguably one of the most significant.
Under the microscope
The third is the extent to which serious issues such as corporate culture, conduct, tax avoidance and market manipulation become trapped in mounting political rhetoric around the election. These are difficult issues and would not be well served by being made the subject of electoral sound bites by parties wanting to appear tough on the less positive aspects of corporate behaviour. The UK's reputation as a well governed, well regulated and fair acting international financial centre has been a challenged one over the last few years and it would not be helped by the progress being made on those issues being undermined by political point scoring.
All too visible risks
Outside of the UK election, we can add further macroeconomic and geopolitical worries ranging from the risk of a sharp downturn in China to the rise of European nationalism. There's also the negative impact of a rock–bottom oil price on innovation in areas like green energy. While the last decade has seen its fair share of uncertainties, they have usually been a consequence of unforeseen shocks. Today, the risks are all too visible, and the odds are that the global economy can't avoid them all.
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Chapter Thirteen
"Ryuzaki, I have an important package for you," Watari said. L looked up from the piece of paper he had been inspecting. L frowned and took the orange envelope.
"Do you know who sent this?" he wondered as he looked into the envelope.
"No, there was no address. Obviously, whoever sent this knew our location."
L nodded and pulled out the piece of paper inside.
It read:
We know your identity; we've worked above you for some time. Now you shall know of us, of your shadows. To know more, listen to the video we've sent you.
Superiors Y and Z
Katachi stepped away from the window, a cup of cappuccino in hand, and turned to glare at the figure behind her. "What are you doing here, Ryuk?" she asked, setting the mug on the coffee table.
Ryuk smirked and sprawled out across the couch. "Light sent me to watch over you."
"So, he's going to know I'm alive then?"
Ryuk shrugged. "I just said I'd watch over you. I never told him I'd tell him where you are." So, Ryuk already knew what Katachi was going to ask.
Katachi nodded absently, looking out the window again. "If you're going into hiding, then does that mean you'll be changing your appearance?" Ryuk wondered, sitting up. Katachi nodded, looking back at Ryuk for a moment. Ryuk frowned. "What seems to be the problem?"
"Well, I loved the life I had. Sure, my step brother was a psychotic lowlife serial killer, but I was happy. And Sayu…" Katachi looked out the window again.
Ryuk nodded, understanding. "You don't have to follow every one of L's orders. You already aren't."
Katachi shrugged. "Sure, I'd sent him those tapes, but what does that mean? Neither Yue nor I know if he'll contact us back and if he'll even listen to us. I haven't even filled in Near on the plan that I have."
"You can invite Sayu here," Ryuk pointed out. Katachi sighed and sat on the couch near Ryuk's feet.
"I don't want to involve her on this case. It's too dangerous for her."
"She's already involved, being Light's sister. If anyone figured out Light had the Death Note, they could use her as a hostage."
Katachi nodded again. "I guess that's true, but that still doesn't give me a reason to contact her. If she tells Mother, then Light would know, and would either lead to father knowing or me being dead. If it ends up me being dead, it ends there, but if Father finds out, then L will know and I'll be fired from the case."
Ryuk hesitated, which Katachi quickly picked up on. She looked at him suspiciously. "What are you hiding?" she wondered.
Ryuk shrugged. Katachi glared at him.
"Ryuk!" She poked the Shinigami in the leg angrily. "Tell me!"
"It's no fun to tell all rules in the game," Ryuk complained, then noticed the bowl of fruit on the center table. He reached for the bright red apple.
Katachi slapped his hand and snatched up the apple. "You won't have the apple until you tell me!"
"I can get apples somewhere else," he shrugged.
"I'll tell Light I've always been able to see you! And I'm an incarnated Shinigami/human half-breed!"
Ryuk burst out laughing. "That's what you call yourself?"
Katachi flushed. "Shut up, Ryuk!"
He chuckled, but grew serious. "I wouldn't suggest telling Kira you're part Shinigami. That could be used against you with dangerous consequences."
"I don't need a lecture from you."
"You will, though." Ryuk stood up and began to walk off.
"Where are you going?" she asked as she stood up.
"I'm going to go find some apples," he answered.
Katachi growled at him. "Fine, go ahead!"
She turned away from him and pulled out her new cell phone. After a moment, she called Near.
He answered right before Katachi hung up. "Near, I have a few things to explain to you." Katachi lied again to the young man. She explained the lie her and Yue had planned to get an apartment.
Near agreed to meeting about three days later. After Katachi gave him the address, she hung up. She turned around to speak to Yue and noticed she was asleep. Katachi smiled and started over to Yue.
"Would you like some help?" Katachi turned around and saw Ryuk in the shadows. For a moment, she had the urge to argue with him, but instead, she smiled at him.
"Sure, I could use some," she agreed, then turned to Yue again. Ryuk walked over and picked her up. Katachi showed Ryuk where Yue slept and then walked back out to the living room. Ryuk followed after her.
"You know, you're not arguing with me," Ryuk commented as he floated over and landed on the couch again. He picked up an apple. Katachi sat next to him and flipped on the television.
She was silent for a moment. "You know, you're acting like you're trying... to protect me."
Ryuk froze, an apple half way to his mouth. "I have no idea what you're talking about, Katachi," Ryuk said stiffly, shoving the rest of the apple into his mouth.
Katachi looked over at him accusingly. "You said I was from the future?"
"So you remember part of the story I had told you earlier?"
Katachi nodded. When Ryuk didn't comment, Katachi added, "You hadn't finished the story."
"It's an unimportant detail, Katachi."
Katachi leaned over, coming closer to Ryuk. "Tell me, what was it?"
"It wasn't important!" Katachi, surprised by Ryuk's outburst, didn't say a thing. Ryuk suddenly stood up, feeling claustrophobic. "I'm going to talk to Light. I'll tell him I haven't found where you are at yet."
"What?" Katachi wasn't sure if she had heard him correctly. But Ryuk was already gone. Katachi frowned and stood up. She walked into the kitchen and began to make a snack. She didn't know if Ryuk would be coming back or not, but she figured she could stay up a while longer. She wanted to look at her schooling a little more.
Light wasn't surprised when Ryuk suddenly appeared. He had expected it. "I'm assuming you found Katachi," Light said, scribbling away at the Death Note.
Light's pen dropped to his desk. He hadn't found Katachi? Light took in a deep breath. "You haven't found her? Then why are you back here?"
"I thought you would like to know."
Ryuk's words were short, clipped. Light frowned again and turned to look at Ryuk. "What set you in a terrible mood?"
"Do you want me to keep looking for her?"
Without another word, Ryuk disappeared once more.
Light was more confused than ever. Ryuk was always so happy playing his game. What was wrong with him?
Light scowled and began writing again. It wasn't his concern.
Ryuk disappeared from Light's room without a word. Quietly, he floated across the sky to Katachi's apartment, which he noted wasn't far from her old home. He tried not to think; he was afraid his feelings would surface again. He couldn't allow it to happen. He had to let her go... He faded through the buidling's walls and went straight to Katachi's home. When he floated in, he had a surprise.
Katachi's was asleep on the living room couch. Well, most of her was on the couch. On the coffee table, papers and few textbooks were scattered around and atop one book was her head. She snored softly and mumbled something.
Ryuk shook his head. She did this all the time! Why couldn't she just sleep when she was tired? With a sigh, Ryuk scooped Katachi into his arms and started for her bedroom. In his arms, Katachi mumbled, "Ryuk, quit eating all the apples!" then snored and snuggled herself into his chest.
Ryuk floated to the top of the bunk and set Katachi upon her blankets.
Katachi woke slowly, her eyes still half closed. She was extrememly warm, even more so than she normally was with her bedding. She was confused about this and forced herself awake. What shocked her was behind her thought.
Why was Ryuk in her bed? And why was she curled up to him?
She couldn't help it; she screamed.
~Author's Note~
Well, I hoped you liked the chapter. I know it's short and all, but blame my father. He messed up my writing tool and I ended up with word pad. Yuck! So, I'll try to work faster on the story. Thanks for reading!


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Flambeau River State Forest - Trails are in good, but sometimes wet conditions especially north of Highway 70 towards the Tuscobia Trail. We've had a bit of wind this past week and have been out checking trails, so should have them all relatively clear. Both the North and South Forks of the Flambeau are at a good level for paddlers. Both Lake of the Pines and Connors Campgrounds are in great shape and it's looking like beautiful weekend weather wise. We are seeing lots of young wildlife, turkeys, grouse, ducklings, goslings, mink, skunks and fawns (no fawn multiples just singles this year most folks are reporting). Bucks are in velvet. We are seeing lots of monarch butterflies this year, and the milkweed is just about to bloom. The mosquitoes are not nearly as plentiful this year, but are still out and about. - Judy Freeman, visitor services associate
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Oneida County - Fishing has been good to great at the end of June. Bass and panfish anglers are still catching fish in shallow water on their beds. Walleye anglers are also doing well fishing traditional summer patterns. The musky anglers are reporting a little tougher bite but it should be improving. - Tim Ebert, conservation warden, Woodruff
Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest - Campers in the forest have been reporting lots of wildlife sightings. A coyote has been seen hanging around the entrance to the Crystal Lake Campgrounds. The bear sightings have moved from the campgrounds out to Highway N between Highway M and Sayner. Lots of eagle activity out on the island on Musky Lake, and flying over campsites. Other reports include a jumbo bunny and painted turtles along the side of the road, and squirrels and chipmunks on campsites. Water levels on area lakes and streams are returning to close to normal levels. The Manitowish River is above normal flow for this time of year. Due to the mostly sandy soil on the Northern Highland- American Legion State Forest, flooding has not been a factor. Mosquitos at this time are not present in great numbers. A dense shaded forest will have many mosquitos, but day time, sunlit areas have not had great numbers of mosquitos. Ticks are still going strong and deerflies numbers are increasing. People that spend time in the field or camping know that insect numbers increasing this time of year is a normal annual event. Some trail work has been done on the Clear paved trail sealcoating an area that has had some cracking. Due to the recent storms some trees may be down on trails and we will be out clearing the trees and debris as time permits. Volunteers continue to improve sections of the mountain bike loop at the Raven trail. Campgrounds are getting busier with the holiday weekend approaching. Some of our busiest campgrounds (Clear Lake, Crystal Lake, Firefly Lake, Musky lake, etc.) are expected to be full for the holiday weekend, but don't let that discourage you from a holiday camping trip on the forest. Several of our outlying campgrounds will have campsites available. You can check our campsite availability (updated twice daily) on our iPhone app and on the web. All campgrounds on the forest are in good summer condition. As we continue to get frequent rain, grass and other vegetation are growing very quickly. Campground maintenance crews are spending every spare moment mowing to try to keep up with the mowed areas. It's hard to believe, but this season's first group of volunteer campground hosts has already reached the end of their stay. Please remember that fireworks are illegal in Wisconsin state parks and forests. Have a safe and wonderful holiday weekend! - Kimberly Krawczyk, visitor services associate
Northern Lake Michigan fisheries team report - Compiled by Daniel Olson, fisheries technician, Sturgeon Bay
Brown County - Anglers continue to catch fair numbers of walleye at Bayshore Park; however, overall numbers of keepers are down. Early morning fishermen are seeing the best catch rates with the majority of fish being landed in 8-12 feet of water. Crawlers and cranks are producing equal numbers of catches; however, cranks trolled at 1.8-2.2 mph greatly reduce the number of undesirable fish. Midday action continues to be in 24-28 feet of water with many anglers running baits near 18 feet down; however the majority of action has been seen in the early morning and late evening hours. The bite continues to come light. Perch anglers are beginning to see small schools move into the area and have been able to land moderately sized with shiners suspended in 14-18 feet of water working best. Water temps in the area have climbed this week with most areas reporting 66 degrees in the morning hours, rising to around 71 degrees in the afternoon. Clarity remains moderate to good. Fishing pressure at the Green Bay Metro launch was relatively low this week. Fishermen launching from here were primarily looking for walleye in the southern part of Green Bay. Weekend catch rates were higher than those during the week. Multiple limits were observed. Lucky anglers were targeting waters 20 feet and deeper. Crank baits seemed to outperform crawler harnesses. Side catches by this group included freshwater drum, catfish, northern pike and yellow perch. Catfish anglers also had some decent luck using crawlers and shrimp. At the mouth of the Fox River the majority of anglers were casting for drum and catfish. Night crawlers on, or just off of the river bottom were the primary approaches. The number of both drum and catfish caught was moderate to relatively low. At Voyager Park most anglers were going for walleye, smallmouth or catfish. Walleye and smallmouth anglers were casting crank baits and jigs. Walleye catch numbers were quite low. Smallmouth numbers were better. The catfish crowd reported catching low numbers. They were throwing live bait off or near the bottom. Shore anglers on Duck Creek were fishing for yellow perch, northern pike or catfish. All three groups went with night crawlers. The bite was reported as tough. Fishing pressure from boaters launching onto the Suamico River was modest most of the week. Those fishing were nearly all targeting walleye. Most anglers caught at least one fish. A few limits were reported. Crank baits and crawler harnesses were being used at about the same rate. Over 20 feet of water seemed to land fish. Other catches by walleye fishermen included catfish, drum and northern pike. Perch anglers were having some success using live bait. Musky anglers were having the most success using bucktails.
Door County - Angler pressure in the Sturgeon Bay area increased throughout the week reaching a peak on Sunday. Anglers fishing from shore struggled but found some success with smallmouth bass. The one area that appeared to be a hot spot for rock bass was the pier and harbor at the Old Stone Quarry Park. Anglers fishing from boats this week had fair success with smallmouth bass using plastic baits and crawler harnesses. They found the best success in 8 to 12 feet of water. Smallmouth bass anglers reported catching a fair number of freshwater. Anglers going out after dark have reported good success with walleye, from Sand Bay to just south of Egg Harbor. They have been primarily trolling (with flicker shads and husky jerks) and vertical jigging. Fishing pressure has been light within the Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal this week. Here too anglers fishing from shore have struggled, with only a few individuals reporting success with smallmouth bass and perch. Musky anglers returning to the Sturgeon Bay City ramp reported poor success this week throughout the canal. Now that the chinook salmon and steelhead trout have begun to bite angler pressure on Lake Michigan has dramatically increased this week. Anglers are focusing their attentions on the Bank Reef and are having better success with chinook salmon. Anglers that have found success have been fishing in the top 40 feet of the water column in 90 to 100 feet of water. A group of anglers that had success with both steelhead and chinook salmon reported starting their trip in the afternoon fishing at 520 feet of water, and as it became dark moving into 65-70 feet of water. Spoons seemed to be the best lure this week for both steelhead trout and chinook salmon. More perch continue to school in the area around Sawyer Harbor, with numbers of boated fish increasing. Shiners and wax worms are reported to have equal success; however, shiners are producing less gobies than worms. Smallmouth action has continued to stall but leeches, fished under a bobber, have produced fair amounts of bass. The water temps in the area are still slowly climbing with most bays reporting near 70 degrees and the channel holding near the mid to low 60 degree mark. Water clarity is moderate to good through the area. Fishing in the area around Little Sturgeon Bay continues to be slow. The smallmouth catch continues to dominate; however, the action continues to be spotty at best. Most anglers reported boating less than 10 fish; however, a few anglers reported 30 plus. The best action has come on darker colored tubes and buzz baits. Perch have yet to arrive in the area with no reported catches through the weekend. Water temps continue to average around the 70 degree mark and clarity has been moderate to good in most areas. Fishing pressure has been low near Chaudoirs Dock but those who did get out and tried for walleye reported having to work for the bite. Cranks and crawlers are producing equal numbers. The most action has been coming in 24-28 feet of water north of the launch. Fire tiger colors are out producing any other color in the area, be it on harness blades or cranks. Perch anglers fishing out of the area continue to struggle to produce fish. Most boats are returning with low numbers, but like Bayshore, sizes are larger than in recent years. Shiners continue to be the bait of choice and the majority of anglers are targeting 22-28 feet of water. Water temps continue to average in the upper 60s and water clarity has diminished slightly in the last few days. Smallmouth bass fishing continues to be slow in Northern Door County, but does seem to be improving from previous weeks. There have been reports of success fishing from Egg Harbor to Ellison Bay in about 10 to 15 feet of water using plastics and live bait with live bait working better. There have been some perch being caught out of the harbor in Egg Harbor using live bait but the action has been slow. The salmon action has been improving over the past week. Out of Baileys Harbor and Rowley's anglers have been catching mostly chinook salmon off of the reefs in 70 to 140 feet of water on an even mix spoons and flies. There have also been scattered reports of success out of Gills Rock at about 100 feet water with no one bait working better than the other. Anglers launching out of Ellison Bay have also been catching Chinooks off of Ellison Bay Bluff at decent rates in about 70 feet of water.
Kewaunee County - Kewaunee saw an influx of salmon and trout anglers this week reaching a peak on Sunday. The chinook salmon and steelhead bite remained consistent throughout the week with anglers averaging three to four fish per boat. Anglers reported that the morning bite (before 5 a.m.) was superior to the evening bite. Anglers reported the best success with chinook salmon in 120 to 140 feet of water and better success with steelhead trout in 130 to 300 feet of water. Throughout the week both the chinook salmon and steelhead trout bite moved closer to the surface, and on Sunday anglers reported the best success in the top 40 feet of water. This week chinook salmon seemed to prefer primarily spoons, whereas steelhead were taken on spoons, dodger flies, and flasher flies. Anglers were reporting water temperatures that ranged from 55 degrees to 62 degrees. Now that salmon fishing has begun in earnest, the Algoma City ramp saw heavy use this week. Here too anglers found good success with chinook salmon and steelhead trout. The method that appears to be working best for anglers is to start out shallow (75 to 130 feet of water )in the early morning and then move deeper (140 to 250 feet of water) as the day progresses. Chinook salmon and steelhead trout appear to be biting best from the surface to about 45 feet of water. Anglers reported success with spoons, and both dodger and Howie flies. Anglers reported water temperatures ranging from 57 degrees near to shore to 53 degrees in 250 feet of water.
Manitowoc County - Anglers at Manitowoc harbors and piers were catching some smallmouth bass near the marina this week. The water temperature in the harbor is 72 degrees. Fishing pressure has been high at the Manitowoc ramps and anglers have been doing well catching a mix of chinook salmon, rainbow trout, and lake trout in 50 to 150 feet of water using blue and silver spoons to best effect. Many nice chinook came through Two Rivers over the weekend. Some anglers reported marking fish and bait at 100 feet. A few other anglers mentioned making their catch in 70 to 80 feet of water.
Sturgeon Bay DNR Service Center area
Whitefish Dunes State Park - With the warmer weather lots of wildlife sightings. Look closely behind the deer and you might see a little fawn following behind. Lots of bird activity in the area with terns soaring down the beach. At the bird feeder by the office look for the pileated woodpecker, downy woodpecker, and red bellied woodpecker. The thimbleberry plants are growing quite large and are currently flowering with a large white flower. Some flowers in bloom in the park are the blue flag iris, columbine, harebell, and look closely for any wild strawberries growing close to the ground. - Jaclyn Moeri, visitor services associate
Wautoma DNR Service Center area
Waupaca County - With a wet summer partially behind us, looks like a great year for blackberries. Vines are simply laden with unripe fruit. Turkey broods are now the size of ruffed grouse. Fawn are becoming more active and are hanging out more and more with mom. Streams look great right now. Bucks are starting to get some nice racks on them, saw a dandy one just the other day. - Karl Kramer, wildlife technician, Wautoma
Milwaukee DNR Service Center area
Milwaukee County - With our excellent summer weather, check out one of our many local outdoors hotspots, such as Havenwoods State Forest in northern Milwaukee County, Lakeshore State Park near the Summerfest grounds, or hike along the Hank Aaron State Trail through the central part of the county. Kayaking opportunities also abound along the many rivers that run through Milwaukee; for more information visit this website. Our prairie wildflowers are beginning to bloom in earnest, and dragonflies, damselflies, and butterflies are all active. Young wild animals such as raccoons, fox, and fawns are also beginning to move around, and rabbits and squirrels are beginning to give birth to their second litter. If you see a young wild animal you think is injured or lost, call the DNR Customer Service Hotline (1-888-WDNR-INFo; 1-888-936-7463) or your local wildlife rehab center, or visit the DNR webpage and search keyword "keep wildlife wild". This last week, wildlife staff and many volunteers in Racine, Kenosha, Waukesha, and Walworth counties combined efforts to band approximately 470 geese. The data collected from banding will help us better understand migration activity, annual reproductive success, and harvest rates. - Dianne Robinson, wildlife biologist & regional educator, Waukesha
Southern Lake Michigan fisheries team report - Compiled from creel clerks by Cheryl Masterson and Jeffrey Zinuticz, fisheries technicians, Milwaukee
Sheboygan County - In Sheboygan fishing has been fairly slow for trollers, with most boats averaging just a couple of fish per boat. Chinooks have been caught in highest numbers, followed closely by rainbows. Many boats have been working in 70 to 100 feet of water, but some have also reported doing well for chinook in water as deep as 300 feet. Spoons have been effective for chinook in green glow, chartreuse, and silver colors; and orange and silver spoons worked best for rainbows. Flies continue to produce some chinook as well, and these were most commonly blue, green, or aqua colored. Along the Sheboygan shoreline fishing has improved slightly off of the south pier, with some anglers reporting browns averaging three or four pounds. The fishing has been better very early, around 4:30 a.m., and drops off around 6 a.m. Spoons in silver, green, and blue were used most commonly. North pier anglers have been catching whitefish, but in fewer numbers than last week. Alewives, shiners, and plastic gulp minnows were most effective for whitefish when fished close to the bottom. The water temperature inside the Sheboygan harbor was 60 degrees on Sunday.
Ozaukee County - Port Washington trollers have been averaging about four to five fish per boat, with the majority of them chinook, followed by rainbow and lake trout. Most boats have been fishing in 100 to 150 feet of water, but others have reported doing well in water as deep as 250 feet. The best bite has been in the early morning hours, and it drops off considerably after 6 or 7 a.m. Orange, silver, and green spoons have produced, as well as blue or green flies. Shore fishing off of the breakwall has picked up, with both rainbows and browns taken near the lighthouse. The rainbows have averaged 9 pounds and the browns around 4 to 5 pounds. Most fish have been taken on alewives, and many remain in the area. The harbor temperature was 58 degrees over the weekend.
Milwaukee County - The majority of boats in Milwaukee have been trolling in 80 to 120 feet of water, either north of the harbor from the water filtration plant to Fox Point or south of the harbor and east of the Green Can Reef. Trollers have been targeting chinook and coho, but almost half of the catch has been lake trout. The South Shore Park boat launch will be closed during the South Shore Water Frolics. The ramp will close at midnight on Wednesday, July 8 and will reopen on Tuesday, July 14. Boats fishing for perch have done okay at the boils off of the South Shore Water Treatment Plant. Fishing pressure has been heavy with 12 or more boats crowding into the small area around the boils. Milwaukee anglers fishing from McKinley pier have been catching a mix of chinook, coho, rainbow, and whitefish. Crank baits, spoons, and small shrimp have all produced at times. Shore anglers continue to catch nice size rock bass on night crawlers at the old Coast Guard station. Rock bass, smallmouth bass, and bluegills have been caught in the lagoon at Lakeshore State Park. Access to the park is open during Summerfest, but parking spaces are limited. On the south side of town, fishing pressure on Cupertino Park pier has been steady, with an average of 6-8 anglers fishing for perch. Only 15-20 perch have been landed on the pier since the season opened on June 16, but they are decent size averaging 12 inches. Fishing pressure on the Grant Park shoreline has been steady with the majority of anglers targeting perch, but success has been limited. This past week, a few small brown trout were landed on the South Metro fishing pier by an angler soaking night crawlers under slip bobbers.
Racine County - Racine trollers continue to catch predominantly coho and lake trout, but a few chinook and rainbow have also been caught. Almost all success has come from spoons recently, and most fish have been about 50 feet down in the water column. Fishing off the Racine piers improved this week, with some coho and decent size brown trout landed on the south pier. Alewives have been scarce in the area, and spoons have been catching the majority of fish. Perch fishing in Racine has been slow.
Kenosha County - Trollers in Kenosha have reported better success fishing in deeper water, around 90 feet or more. Brown trout and chinook salmon have begun to appear in coolers in higher frequencies, although most of the fish brought in have still been lake trout and coho. Shore fishing in Kenosha has been slow overall, but a few perch were taken early in the week on minnows. Anglers casting from the ends of the piers have caught occasional coho as well.
Plymouth DNR Service Center area
Theresa Marsh State Wildlife Area - A variety of summer prairie flowers are blooming in grassland fields around the area. Peak blooming is from now through early August 1. Dog walkers are reminded that all dogs need to be leashed from April 15 through July 31 on most state lands, including Theresa, Allenton and Jackson wildlife areas and scattered habitat areas. Pike Lake DNR staff finished goose banding last week and are focusing on property management projects like dike and road repairs, boundary posting, finishing seeding projects, etc. A pair of whitetail bucks was seen with small forked velvet racks. The weather forecast for the rest of this week looks great for enjoying the scenery and wildlife. - Tom Isaac, wildlife biologist, Hartford
Sturtevant DNR Service Center area
Racine County - Drivers along the I-94 corridor in Pleasant Prairie may have noticed a new development that may seem out of place. A new bird nesting colony is forming in a wetland area west of I-94 in the Village of Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha County. Double crested cormorants and great blue herons have taken up residence in a shallow wetland, building stick nests in dead trees. The colony has been growing slowly over the last couple of years to about 10 -12 nests currently. Double crested cormorants are a fishing eating water bird that was placed on the state endangered species list in 1972 due to population declines from habitat loss; pesticides impacts; and human disturbances at nesting sites. The ban of the pesticide DDT, protection under the Migratory Species act and installation of nesting platforms has helped the population to recover in Wisconsin. The majority of cormorant nest sites are found in the Lake Michigan area by Green Bay, with other smaller nesting sites found in Door County, Lake Superior, the Mississippi River and Lake Winnebago areas. Locally, cormorants are being seen more frequently in the Kenosha and Racine counties as evidence this new colony. Great blue herons are a common wading bird frequently seen on rivers, streams, and lakes in Wisconsin. Generally great blue herons form nesting colonies away from areas of high human activity or traffic, which makes the location of this colony somewhat unusual. A few of the local heron colony sites in Racine and Kenosha counties have been abandoned due to encroachment of new developments in recent years, so it is encouraging to see a new colony forming. If people visit this new natural development it is recommended that they view the nesting colony from a distance, not walking near or under the nesting trees to avoid disturbing the birds and affecting the colony negatively. - Marty Johnson, wildlife biologist, Sturtevant
Glacial Habitat Restoration Area - Whether you live in the area or passing through during the holiday weekend, early summer can be a great time to explore the scattered parcels of the Glacial Habitat Restoration Area. Native wildflowers such as compass plant, purple prairie clover, and rattlesnake master are beginning to bloom. Wetlands are teeming with tadpoles and frogs, while egrets, sedge wrens, and other avian species remain active. Department staff have been performing follow-up management on grasslands which had been burned in spring to enhance species composition and control brush. - James Christopoulos, wildlife biologist
Dodgeville DNR Service Center area
Iowa County - The bass and northern pike have been biting on Helen Lake and walleye have been biting about a mile down from the Arena boat landing on the Wisconsin River and some anglers are reporting success in catching catfish on bank poles. Nice size walleye have also been biting among the newly fallen trees upstream from the railroad bridge near Spring Green. Remember that if you are wearing your PFD it should be zipped and or buckled otherwise it will come right off if you go into the water. - David Youngquist, conservation warden, Dodgeville
Wyalusing State Park -Trails are drying out from heavy rain fall. A few trails are slippery and muddy. River water levels at boat landing are starting to drop to normal level. Fishing is slow. Bluebirds nesting at park office. Hummingbirds very busy drinking the nectar at park office. Flowers blooming in the prairie garden are butterfly weed, cream false indigo, purple cornflower and spider wart. Insect are Io moth, click beetles and Luna moth.
Fitchburg DNR Service Center area
Columbia County - The water level in the Wisconsin River has finally come down below action stage and a few sandbars are starting to show up. Boaters will have to relearn where the navigation channel is as it has changed with all the high water this spring. It is recommended that anyone on or in the water wear life jackets to help prevent drowning. Fishing has been slow but reports are coming in of a few fish in the slot size and some fish that are undersized. Reminder that any "firework" that explodes or leaves the ground is illegal. - Paul Nadolski, conservation warden, Portage
Dane County - We are at peak bird nesting activity right now. The past week has brought many fledglings statewide and now is a GREAT time to go out and make your breeding bird confirmations for the Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas. Many reports of orioles, warblers, flycatchers and other long-distance migrants feeding young outside of the nest. Good numbers of duck broods at local wetlands. Goose banding was very successful in Rock/Green/Dane counties with numerous sites having strong goose production. - Andy Paulios, wildlife biologist, Fitchburg
Jefferson County - Common milkweed is blooming in Jefferson County! Some may ask why that's a big deal; milkweed is oftentimes considered a nuisance weed. Milkweed, however, is one of the most beneficial plants on the landscape for our native pollinating invertebrates. Many of these pollinator species have been declining in recent years, including the monarch butterfly. Monarch butterflies will lay their eggs exclusively on milkweed plants, the eggs then hatch and the larvae (caterpillars) feed on the plant. Milkweed contains a chemical toxic to mammals. The caterpillars that feed on the milkweed ingest the chemical, making them distasteful to predators. Beyond being critically important for pollinating invertebrates, milkweed flowers have one of the most pleasant aromas of all our native plants. Why not stop and smell the milkweed this Fourth of July weekend? - Mark Witecha, wildlife biologist, Lake Mills
Janesville DNR Service Center area
Rock County - Enjoy the great outdoors and local festivities over the Fourth of July weekend. If you are planning on hitting the water this weekend please keep in mind the boat traffic is going to be higher than normal. If you plan on water skiing and/or tubing be aware of your surroundings and the increased boat traffic. Lots of spotted fawns and turkey poults have been spotted in northern Rock County. With this in mind staff want to remind you to keep your dogs on a leash when visiting state properties. State law requires dogs to be on a leash no longer than 8 feet while on state owned properties. Wild parsnip is very common throughout Rock County. The chemicals in the wild parsnip plant can cause irritation of the skin once exposed to sunlight. Wild parsnip is commonly found in disturbed areas and ditches. Poison ivy and poison oak have also been found throughout the county. - Dale Romback, conservation warden, Fort McCoy
Black River Falls DNR Service Center area
Black River State Forest - The forecast looks great for the Fourth of July weekend, with no rain expected until late Sunday. Temperatures are expected to be in the low 80s for highs. Campers looking for options to attend fireworks can attend the Festival in the Park in Black River Falls on Saturday night. ATV trails were groomed this week and should be in great condition for the holiday weekend. All state forest trails are open with the exception of the Wildcat loop, which is having some wetland crossing upgrade work completed. Jackson County has one section of trail closed as well due to the new gas pipeline project. Trails will likely be dusty this weekend so make sure you ride with your headlights on. Also be sure to review our tips on ATV safety. Camping is in full swing at the state forest. All campgrounds have reservable campsites. - Peter Bakken, superintendent


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For years, news organizations that post content on the Internet have allowed readers to leave comments about stories. Often, these readers' comments become a forum for political debates and other communication that the news organizations do not consider important to their journalistic practices. Now, researchers from the University of Missouri School of Journalism have found that editors and owners of news organizations may want to pay more attention to what their readers are saying about their news storiess in order to better serve their consumers. Timothy Vos, an associate professor of journalism studies at MU, says that readers value different journalistic traits as well as hold other expectations for journalists. Full Story
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