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Alabama's Confederate-rich calendar
Yes, it is another first Monday in June, which means it is Jefferson Davis Day, Alabama's official commemoration of the Confederate States' first and only president. A holiday still celebrated by two thirds of state residents. The only state holiday, in fact, to commemorate ol' JD. Offices are closed, just like they would be on Confederate Memorial Day and Robert E. Lee Day in Alabama!It's a peculiar holiday, given that Jefferson Davis' birthday is actually on June 3, and also given that Davis was born in Kentucky, ruled in Virginia, fled through the Carolinas and Georgia, retired in Tennessee, and settled in Mississippi, with only the briefest of layovers in Alabama.
Tripling down? Walker misstates his own ultrasound policy
Another questioner, Mary Heslin, put Walker on the spot for a Wisconsin law enacted during Walker's time as governor that requires pregnant women to have an ultrasound before getting an abortion. Heslin initially questioned Walker by asking whether he understood how "invasive" transvaginal ultrasounds are, but Walker responded by saying those are not required under Wisconsin's law."It has to be offered for the individual," Walker told Heslin. "They can choose whether they want to see it or not or have it done or not, and it doesn't designate what form."
Lindsey Graham hopes voters overlook his track record
South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham officially added his name to the growing list of Republicans seeking the White House in 2016 on Monday, focusing his message on the hawkish foreign policy positions that have made him a leading voice among the Senate GOP."I want to be president to defeat the enemies that are trying to kill us, not just penalize them or criticize them or contain them, but defeat them," Graham said in Central, South Carolina, his childhood home.
Monday's Campaign Round-Up, 6.1.15
Rand Paul reconsiders whether his critics want a terrorist attack
"I think sometimes in the heat of battle, hyperbole can get the better of anyone. That may be the problem there."
'Unglued' governor makes bold demand on taxes
During a fiery news conference that lasted nearly an hour, Gov. Paul LePage pledged Friday to veto every bill sponsored by a Democrat until his opposition relents and accepts his constitutional amendment to eliminate Maine's income tax.LePage this year has proposed a constitutional amendment that would eliminate the state's income tax by the year 2020. Republicans, who have shied away from the governor's more comprehensive tax reform efforts, have rallied around the amendment. Democrats have opposed it, sparking LePage's trademark fury during a news conference at the Blaine House.
Seventeen years later, history haunts Hastert
If I understand the history correctly, in the late 1990s, the President was impeached for lying about a sexual affair by a House of Representatives led by a man who was also then hiding a sexual affair, who was supposed to be replaced by another Congressman who stepped down when forced to reveal that he too was having a sexual affair, which led to the election of a new Speaker of the House who now has been indicted for lying about payments covering up his sexual contact with a boy.
Cruz balks at questions on flooding, climate
The Republican presidential contender has held two press conferences over the past two days to address the flooding and the government's response. At each one, he was asked about the impact of climate change on natural disasters like the Texas flooding, and at each one, he dodged the question."In a time of tragedy, I think it's wrong to try to politicize a natural disaster -- and so there's plenty of time to talk about other issues," he said in response to a question on his views on climate change during a press conference on Wednesday afternoon.
Maryland's O'Malley faces long road to Dems' nomination
His gubernatorial record includes the enactment of a state-level Dream Act, strict gun control, gay marriage, and the abolition of the death penalty. So he can -- and does -- brag that he's delivered on the party's agenda in a way that no other would-be Obama successor (or, for that matter, Obama himself) has.He's also touting a populist economic message that's very much in sync with the liberal grassroots: hiking the minimum wage, reinstating Glass-Steagall and expanding Social Security.
Key Patriot Act provisions expire ... for now
The National Security Agency's authority to collect troves of bulk telephone metadata under the post-Sept. 11 USA Patriot Act expired at midnight Monday after Republican senators were unable to make a deal.Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell sought a two-week extension Sunday of two less controversial provisions of the Patriot Act, but that effort was blocked by Sen. Rand Paul, his fellow Kentucky Republican who is running for president partly on his strong objections to the surveillance programs.
NSA phone data collection ends and other headlines
Rand Paul declares a short-term Patriot Act victory as his opponents bristle. (Bloomberg Politics)
Republican Lindsey Graham announces his presidential campaign today (Wall Street Journal); Martin O'Malley jumped into the Democratic race on Saturday. (BuzzFeed)
Bernie Sanders draws overflow crowd in Minneapolis. (Star-Tribune)
Jeb Bush: retirement age should be phased in to '68 or 70.' (The Hill)
Dick Cheney ramping up new policy push. (Wall Street Journal)
The unlikely race-blind mastermind who's teeing up the Roberts Court just scored again. (New York Magazine)
The search for the woman who dropped off a valuable Apple I computer at a recycling center. (San Jose Mercury News)
Week in Geek - Mousetronaut edition
It looks like Stuart Little might make a terrible astronaut.
In 2009, NASA sent six mice to the International Space Station (on purpose, yes). Researchers in Belgium and Italy were looking to study how prolonged exposure to micro-gravity might affect the skin and physiology of the mice. Along with the six mice in space, six identical mice were kept on the ground in similar conditions as a control group. Both groups of mice were kept in the specially designed Mice Drawer System containment unit.
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Working with resource bundles in Flex is (surprise, surprise) relatively easy and pretty cool. They're a great way to separate content from code and localize your flex apps. You have the choice to either compile the different locales statically into the app, or load them dynamically using the ResourceManager.
Adding support for different locales
First thing you need to know is that, Flex techinically doesn't support most locales right "out of the box". In order to support more, it needs to create a bunch of framework resource SWCs for each locale you want to use. This is really easy though. There is a command-line utillity called
copylocale that will handle creating those for you…all you need to do is tell it which locale you want to create. Pop open a terminal and navigate to your flex SDK directory, and run this command, substituting "fr_FR" for the locale you wish to create:
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Adding resource bundles
To add resource bundles, there are a few steps you need to follow. Each step will be discussed further below:
- Create a source directory in your project for each locale you wish to use. Normally, it would go something allong the lines of src/locale/en_US, src/locale/en_GB, etc.
- Create a properties file that will contain the resources to be localized. This property file is a simple text file containing key/value pairs. Mostly it's going to contain strings to be localized, but can also contain ClassReferences and Embedded assets, just like a style swf.
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The properties file is what the compiler uses to make the resource bundle. In fact, the compiler parses that file and creates a subclass of ResourceBundle for use in the app. It is made up of simple key/value pairs:
myothervalue=This is some other text we want to localize
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Telling the flex compiler which bundles to include in the app
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Specifying which locales to compile into the app
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if you get a warning about the source path overlapping after changing those options, you can also add the compiler option
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Creating resource modules to dynamically load in
If you would like to load different locale bundles on the fly, you need to comile swfs for each locale. Unfortunately, you cannot do this within Flex Builder, you must use the command line. Luckily, this is also easy, though it is a two step process.
First, we need to find out exactly which bundles to include into the module swf. The way we do this is by compiling our app with no locale specified, and including the compiler option
mxmlc -locale= -resource-bundle-list=myresources.txt MyApp.mxml
Note that the above example using the command line, but you can do this part in Flex Builder by adding additional compiler options under the project preferences (Flex Compiler > additional compiler arguments). Now when you compile the app, a text file will be output that contains a list of bundles to include in the module:
bundles = strings collections containers controls core effects skins styles
Note the "strings" bundle. Flex knew to include this because we specified it in the metadata.
What do we do with that list? That's the second step. We go back to the command line, and use that list as part of a the
-include-resource-bundles compiler argument when we compile the module swf. Open a terminal window, navigate to your projects directory, and use the following command:
mxmlc -locale=en_US -source-path=locale/{locale} -include-resource-bundles=strings,collections,containers,controls,core,effects,skins,styles -output en_US_resources.swf
You can customize the -output file name to your liking, and be sure the -source-path arguments points to the directory which contains the properties file. Repeat this step for each locale you want to compile, changing the -locale and -output options accordingly.
Using the resource bundles
Using the resource bundles is pretty easy. Wherever you want a string localized, you can do two things:
If you plan on only localizing once when the app starts, you can use the @Resource() compiler directive wherever you want to use the text. You simply pass the name of the resource bundle, and the key which you wish to use:
- <mx:Label text="@Resource(bundle='strings', key='mytitle')" />
If you plan on dynamically updating the content during the life of the app (for example, allowing the suer to set the locale), you can use bindings and the ResourceManager singleton to specify the strings:
- <mx:Label text="{resourceManager.getString('strings', 'mytitle')}" />
When using bindings, the value of the string will be updated once you set the
ResourceManager.localeChain property, which is an array containing the locales to use, in cascading order. For example, if you specify ['fr_FR', 'en_US'], the ResourceManager will first look for the key in the fr_FR bundle. If that key is not found, it will use the key from the en_US bundle instead. You can use just a single locale in the array if you wish.
Loading additional resource bundles
Again, pretty simple. you can use
ResourceManager.loadResourceBundles() to load the resource module swf containing the new locale. One that locale is loaded, you can set the
ResourceManager.localeChain property to use the new locale.
For some additional info, the Runtime Localization article on Labs is a great resource. Also see:
http://hillelcoren.com/2008/09/12/resource-bundles-in-flex-wo-lots-of-extra-code/ ( for a nice ResourceManager utility class)


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Last year, my colleagues and I published numerous studies investigating the effects of nutrition on health. Our research showed that eating meat is a risk factor for diabetes, while getting away from the "bad" fats in meat and dairy products can reduce the risk of Alzheimer's—or even improve productivity at the office!
To discuss all of the research surrounding the benefits of plant-based diets, we'll be hosting a tweet chat on Jan. 22. To join in, follow #PlantBasedRx on Twitter or click here: http://twubs.com/PlantBasedRx
Here are nine of our top studies from 2014:
1. Vegetarian Diets and Blood Pressure: A Meta-Analysis
Vegetarian diets reduce blood pressure. This meta-analysis compares blood pressure from more than 21,000 people around the world and finds study participants who follow a vegetarian diet have lower systolic blood pressure and lower diastolic blood pressure, compared with people who consume an omnivorous diet.
Yokoyama Y, Nishimura K, Barnard ND, et al. Vegetarian diets and blood pressure: a meta-analysis. JAMA Intern Med. 2014;174:577-587.
2. Meat Consumption as a Risk Factor for Type 2 Diabetes
This review showed that consuming meat products is associated with diabetes. Just as overweight, physical inactivity, and high blood pressure are considered risk factors for type 2 diabetes, research shows meat consumption carries similar risks.
Barnard ND, Levin SM, Trapp C. Meat consumption as a risk factor for type 2 diabetes. Nutrients. 2014;6:897-910.
Not only can adopting a vegan diet improve cholesterol and weight, but such a dietary change can improve signs of depression and anxiety, and boost productivity at work.
Agarwal U, Mishra S, Xu J, Levin S, Gonzales J, Barnard N. A multicenter randomized controlled trial of a nutrition intervention program in a multiethnic adult population in the corporate setting reduces depression and anxiety and improves quality of life: the GEICO Study. Am J Health Promot. Published ahead of print February 13, 2014.
4. Applying the Precautionary Principle
Research continues to show that plant-based foods reduce the risk of cancer and strengthen the chance of survival after diagnosis. While more research is needed in this area, this publication presents a set of six precautionary principles to reduce the risk of occurrence:
Gonzales JF, Barnard ND, Jenkins DJ, et al. Applying the precautionary principle to nutrition and cancer. J Am Coll Nutr. 2014;33:239-246.
5. Saturated and Trans Fats and Dementia: A Systematic Review
This review, which examined the diets and brain health of almost 20,000 participants, showed that reducing saturated and trans fat intake reduces the risk of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
Barnard ND, Bunner AE, Agarwal U. Saturated and trans fats and dementia: a systematic review. Neurobiol Aging. 2014;35:S65-S73.
6. Dietary and Lifestyle Guidelines for the Prevention of Alzheimer's Disease
Leading researchers in the field of brain health developed seven diet and lifestyle guidelines for Alzheimer's disease prevention that offer practical steps for the public.
Barnard ND, Bush AI, Ceccarelli A, et al. Dietary and lifestyle guidelines for the prevention of Alzheimer's disease. Neurobiol Aging. 2014;35:S74-S78.
7. A New Model for Health Care
I highlighted the benefits of low-fat, plant-based diets when I was the keynote speaker at the Washington Academy of Sciences 2014 Awards Banquet on May 8. I challenged fellow physicians to consider diet and lifestyle changes not as "alternative" therapy, but rather as a conventional approach to chronic diseases such as heart disease and diabetes.
Barnard ND. A new model for health care. J Wash Acad Sci. 2014;100:23-43.
8. Nutrition Intervention for Migraine: A Randomized Trial
An intervention study conducted at the Physician Committee's offices showed that a nutritional approach to migraine pain may improve headache intensity and frequency.
Bunner AE, Agarwal U, Gonzales JF, Valente F, Barnard ND. Nutrition intervention for migraine: a randomized crossover trial. J Headache Pain. 2014;15:69.
9. Vegetarian Diets and Glycemic Control in Diabetes: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
People with diabetes looking for a more powerful treatment should consider a plant-based diet, according to this study by our team of American and Japanese researchers. Combining the results of six prior studies, we found that a plant-based diet significantly improves blood sugar control in type 2 diabetes.
Yokoyama Y, Barnard ND, Levin SM, Watanabe M. Vegetarian diets and glycemic control in diabetes: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Cardiovasc Diagn Ther. 2014;4:373-382.


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VIDEO: Official Teaser Trailer for Bruno Mars' Confirmed SUPER BOWL XLVIII Halftime Performance
Bruno Mars will officially take the stage at SUPER BOWL XLVIII.
In a new teaser trailer posted to the Grammy-winner's official Youtube page, his rise to stardom is showcased, ending with February 2, 2014 - the scheduled date for football's biggest night. Check out the video below!
Reports surfaced yesterday that Mars had been tapped as next year's headliner, at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, though no official announcement was made.
Beyonce was this year's headliner at the halftime show in New Orleans, where the Baltimore Ravens won over the San Francisco 49ers. Prior to that, Madonna appeared in 2012, with The Black Eyed Peas, Usher and Slash in 2011. The Who played in 2010.
Grammy-winning singer Mars just won for Best Male Video and Choreography for his single "Treasure" at MTV's 2013 VMAs this August. Mars' second album, Unorthodox Jukebox, was released in 2012 and hit No. 1 in the US, featuring the popular tracks "Treasure", "Locked Out of Heaven" and "When I Was Your Man".
Mars' debut studio album, 2010's Doo-Wops & Hooligans, reached No. 3 on the Billboard 200, with No. 1 singles "Just The Way You Are," "Grenade" and "The Lazy Song". The album was nominated for seven GRAMMY Awards and won for Best Pop Vocal Performance for "Just The Way You Are".
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The Cleveland Browns came to terms with receivers Miles Austin and Earl Bennett on Thursday. The Browns had "promised" they had a plan regarding the possible suspension of receiver, Josh Gordon. Gordon led all receivers in 2013 with 1,646 yards. News came out on day two of the NFL draft, Gordon had tested positive, allegedly and could be facing a season long suspension in 2014.
Gordon was suspended two games in 2013 for violating the league's drug policy. Cleveland refused to draft a receiver and stuck to their original board, refusing to comment on any ongoing situations involving current players.
Austin only played in 11 games in 2013. Catching 24 passes for 244 yards and no touchdowns. A far cry from his Pro Bowl season back in 2009, when he broke out for 81 receptions, 1.320 yards and 11 touchdowns. Austin had spent his entire eight-year career with the Dallas Cowboys, before getting released a few weeks back for CAP reasons. Austin turns 30 in June. Bennett also spent his entire six-year career with one team, the Chicago Bears.
Bennett played in 15 during the Bears 2013 campaign, amassing 32 receptions for 243 yards and four touchdowns. Bennett's best season came in 2009 when he caught 54 balls for 717 yards and two touchdowns. Bennett turned 27 in March. Will these two veterans be able to help out the Browns? It's possible. Assuming Gordon misses at least eight games, the number one receiver on the Browns, would be Greg Little. But in all likelihood, it would probably be tight end, Jordan Cameron. Gordon currently denies any wrong doing.
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Hi, here are some photos of the new Heavy Metal Jet Team that performed in the Canadian International Air Show on Labor Day 2011. The team comprises five L-39's and one Mig-17 in arctic camouflage paint scheme. all taken with K100D+55-300mm. thanks for viewing.
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Alt-Britz 81 D - 12359 Britz
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Menu: 29€/ 58€ - Carte: 31€/45€
The Gutshof Britz is much more than a cultural centre - it is also home to Matthias Buchholz's friendly restaurant. It offers traditional regional cuisine and a pleasant terrace shaded by sweet chestnut trees. After your meal, why not stretch your le..2015
2 Kochu Karu
Eberswalder Str. 35 D - 10437 Berlin
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Menu: 26€/ 35€ - Carte: 23€/42€
Korea meets Spain in this small, minimalist-style restaurant. Bin-Lee Zauner (a famous Korean opera singer) and José Miranda Morillo (a Düsseldorfer of Spanish origin) combine the culinary traditions of two countries. The menu includes gogi dumplings..2015
3 Jungbluth
Lepsius Str. 63 D - 12163 Steglitz
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The young team that runs Jungbluth have created a pleasant little restaurant serving tasty food at reasonable prices. Try the delicious roast shoulder of beef with cima di rapa and creamed garlic and celery.2015
4 Die Spindel
Bölschestr. 51 D - 12587 Friedrichshagen
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Menu: 39€/ 55€ - Carte: 31€/52€
This restaurant is housed in an impressive, ornate late-19C building. It uses fresh regional produce to create flavoursome dishes such as pork knuckle with carrot and coriander puree and radish. Make sure you try the lemon tart with pear and rosemary..2015
5 Renger-Patzsch
Wartburgstr. 54 D - 10823 Berlin
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Type of cuisine : Traditional
Menu: 33€ - Carte: 29€/43€
Traditional, tasty and well-executed dishes such as Alsatian sauerkraut with shoulder of pork or flammekueche. The restaurant owes its name to one of the pioneers of landscape photography - a number of his black and white photos adorn the walls. A gr..2015
6 Die Nussbaumerin
Leibnizstr. 55 D - 10629 Berlin
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Delicious home-cooked food of the sort you would like to eat more often. The owner herself serves up the freshly cooked Austrian classics including Wiener Schnitzel, boiled rump of beef and pastries. Unfortunately the good Austrian wines to accompany..2015
7 Ottenthal
Kantstr. 153 D - 10623 Berlin
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Type of cuisine : Austrian
Carte: 31€/52€
The typically Austrian tavern fare is a great success. In his friendly bistro-style restaurant (named after his home town in Lower Austria) chef Arthur Schneller produces unfussy dishes including Wiener Tafelspitz (boiled rump of beef Viennese style)..2015
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Augsburger Str. 44 D - 10789 Berlin
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Type of cuisine : Swiss
Carte: 31€/62€
This simple, modern and elegant restaurant serves imaginative food in the form of a tasting menu. Glass frontage and terrace overlooking the Kurfurstendamm.2015
9 La Soupe Populaire - Tim Raue
Prenzlauer Allee 242 D - 10405 Berlin
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Carte: 32€/44€
The rough, raw industrial architecture of the former Bötzow brewery provides a great backdrop, and Diners love to eat authentic Berlin food surrounded by art, steel girders and mismatched "shabby chic" furniture in this workshop building. I..2015
10 dos palillos
Weinmeisterstr. 1 D - 10178 Berlin
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Type of cuisine : Euro-asiatic
Menu: 65€/ 75€ - Carte: 22€/40€
The long white bar invites you to come and talk to the chefs, just as it was intended to do. Watch carefully as they prepare charcoal grilled or wok fried tapas-style Asian dishes. Good food, good value for money and plenty to talk about.2015
11 Brasserie Lamazère
Stuttgarter Platz 18 D - 10178 Berlin
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Type of cuisine : French
Menu: 32€ - Carte: 34€/46€
Paris-born Régis Lamazère has brought a little piece of France to Charlottenburg in his charming and lively Parisian-style bistro. The food is very good and thoroughly unpretentious. It includes dishes such as duo of lamb with honeyed carrots and riz..2015
12 Tim Raue
Rudi-Dutschke-Str. 26 D - 10969 Kreuzberg
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Type of cuisine : Asian
Menu: 38€ (lunch) / 168€ - Carte: 117€/148€
Tim Raue's pared down Southeast Asian cuisine uses a small number of high quality ingredients to great advantage. Sweet and savoury, mild and sharp, soft and crispy - his dishes are a riot of contrasting textures and flavours, always combined to perf..2015
13 Fischers Fritz
Charlottenstr. 49 D - 10117 Berlin
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Type of cuisine : classic
Menu: 47€ (lunch) / 180€ - Carte: 95€/154€
The elegant wood panelling, open fire and fine chandeliers are somewhat reminiscent of the classic English style. Christian Lohse's fish inspired cuisine, unforgettable for its use of high quality produce and painstaking preparation, shares equally c..2015
14 reinstoff
Schlegelstr. 26c D - 10115 Berlin
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Type of cuisine : creative
Menu: 100€/ 160€
An old factory building with an unusual minimalist-style room-in-a-room design. Discreet atmosphere, first class service and one of the most interesting and exciting kitchens in Berlin. With his 'ganz nah' (close to home) and 'weiter draußen' (furthe..2015
Potsdamer Str. 3 D - 10785 Berlin
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Type of cuisine : creative
Menu: 78€ (lunch) / 152€ - Carte: 57€/122€
Just like a leafy courtyard! When the glass frontage and roof are opened up in the summer this light and airy restaurant almost becomes a terrace - up on the fifth floor! Michael Kempf's excellent cuisine has classic roots providing vigour and intens..2015
16 Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer
Unter den Linden 77 D - 10117 Berlin
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Type of cuisine : creative
Menu: 140€/ 170€ - Carte: 124€/156€
Elegant and luxurious, this restaurant pays tribute to the hotel's founder Lorenz Adlon. You can eat in the dining room with its fine wood panelling and open fire, or in the library. Sample either of Hendrik Otto's two menus to find out just how skil..2015
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Landsberger Allee 106 D - 10369 Lichtenberg
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Type of cuisine : modern
Menu: 48€/ 98€ - Carte: 54€/62€
You wouldn't usually expect to find such fine cuisine in a large hotel designed for conferences and events, but the food produced by Alexander Koppe and his team is both sophisticated and flavoursome. Now that the restaurant has moved up to the 12th ..2015
18 Pauly Saal
Auguststr. 11 D - 10117 Berlin
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Type of cuisine : modern
Menu: 34€ (lunch) - Carte: 49€/74€
Enjoy fresh produce and well-prepared, unfussy cuisine at Pauly Saal. This former Jewish girls' school offers a reduced menu at lunchtimes and a more sophisticated and elaborate selection in the evenings. In the lovely high-ceiling dining room, your ..2015
19 Frühsammers Restaurant
Flinsberger Platz 8 D - 14193 Grunewald
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Type of cuisine : classic
Menu: 54€/ 94€
Here in the grounds of the tennis club, the Frühsammers whisk you away into their own little gourmet world where chef Sonja creates fine food with Mediterranean and south-east Asian notes using the very best ingredients. If you have a little time on ..2015
20 5 - cinco by Paco Pérez
Drakestr. 1 D - 10787 Berlin
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Type of cuisine : creative
Menu: 155€ - Carte: 95€/130€
Paco Pérez has brought the creative seafood cuisine of his two-star Miramar restaurant in Spain to Berlin. How better to sample his precise, elegant and uncomplicated style than with the 25 courses of his Experience menu? Distinctive interior designe..2015


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2 Systems For Achieving Your Goals, Law of Attraction vs Mental Grit
2 Systems For Achieving Your Goals
The Law of Attraction vs. Mental Toughness! Which model works for you?
2 Systems For Achieving Your Goals, Law of Attraction vs Mental Grit
When thinking about achieving your goals, which one of these systems speaks to you most? Which one do you think will actually work the best? Are you currently using any of these systems or steps?
There are a couple of schools of thought on the issue of goal setting and attainment. At the core, one school of thought would say that we are the most happy and excited about life when we are actively pursuing what makes us feel alive. While on the other hand, many believe that true happiness is when we are pursuing nothing, and at peace with what we have.
What do you think?
Similarly, one school of thought says that in order to achieve anything, you must go with the flow of life and keep your eyes on the prize. While another school of thought says you create the flow of your life, and your flow is determined by your focus, enthusiasm and commitment.
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While creating a meaningful and exciting life for ourselves, our family and for others; do we go with the flow of life? Or do we take a more active measure in creating it? Or, do we find a way to do both?
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Very Inspiring post
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Thank you for this infographic.
I think many people get this "law of attraction" wrong. it's not just wishing for something and then sitting still and waiting for it to happen. you have to give something in return. and this something is to make your dream a goal and to work every day to get closer to it.
you should be at peace with what you have, but at the same time pursue goals. you should live in the moment while working towards your goals. you should not go with the flow, since it is the death of your growth.
these are just my opinions, but i hope they could inspire some thoughts.
Man, I remember when this blog first started out and today I've come to it and it's all revamped. It really took off! 😀 I just wanted to say congrats on your achievement.
Thank you so much! It is ALL because of amazing and loyal readers like yourself!
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I am continuously reading your posts, Jeff. I am highly thankful to you for all the power you give me. I am gonna get my goals soon achieved through your devices
I am honored to be able to help! Keep me posted on how things unfold for you!
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I am trying to find a way to juggle it both ways but I coming for you Jeff, eleven days to go. I need all the help I can afford right now. Than you so much
Hm, as much as I believe that daily affirmations and focusing on the end goal are important, I'm definitely more of a "mental toughness" girl! I like to write down my goals, set up tasks and work through things in order to achieve the goals I set for myself, all the while staying positive about the end result.
Perhaps it works differently for everyone, or perhaps the ideal would be a combination of both systems!
In any case, thanks for posting this, it really got me thinking!
Ines, thanks for sharing your thoughts! I'm glad it got you thinking!!
I am currently SLACKING. I know better but have not written anything since the new year. I bought a planner last night and plan to use my day off tomorrow to write out my goals/plans/wishes in life. This post is…as always…on time. XX
Excellent post Jeff.
I believe that a combination of both of these strategies should be used. Starting with an attitude of gratitude for the things that we have, keeps us grounded and allows us to be patient as we take the necessary steps toward reaching our next milestone.
Thanks for posting this.
Ron, thanks for sharing your thoughts. And I agree, there is tremendous power in staying grounded!
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The mind is so powerful…Dream and fulfill your dreams!
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Repeating affirmations daily is very important to me. Glad to see it in this schematic!
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The Location of Foreign Direct Investment in the Central and Eastern European Countries: A Nested Logit and Multilevel Data Approach
This paper generalizes the existing empirical literature on the determinants of the location of FDI, using a nested logit (NL) model and a novel three-level dataset to examine the factors explaining 1,108 foreign investment location decisions into 13 Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs) between 1997 and 2007. The NL model relaxes the multinomial logit model assumption of independence of identically distributed error terms and allows for testing if national boundaries affect the investment location choices of MNEs in the CEECs. In contrast to the existing empirical literature on the investment location choices, the Heteroskedastic Extreme Value model is used as a tool to reveal an appropriate nesting structure. The highly significant empirical results, based on a general underlying economic model of imperfect competition, show that the responsiveness of FDI in the CEECs to country-level variables differs both across sectors and across firms of different sizes and profitability. Hence the results of previous studies that used only country-level data or only industry- and firm-level data may be misleading.
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Midwest Fishing Report: Lakes around Chicago fishingContinue reading.
Midwest Fishing Report: Lakes around Chicago fishing (Chain tweak)
It's been a spring far different than last year with guide Kurt Justice talking about the possibility of ice for the walleye opener May 4 around Minocqua, Wis.
Got out Sunday with Andy Mikos and Dave "Stan" Stamer to fish the Chicago breakwalls and freshen my Chicago lakefront photos.
This is the extended online version of the lakes report of the MFR, which appears on the Sun-Times outdoors page on Wednesdays.
Normally, I post Wednesday mornings.
If you have suggestions, post in the comments section or let me know at firstname.lastname@example.com.
On Friday, Illinois holds 22 sectionals for high school bass fishing. Respect the young anglers. Chicago sectionals are Braidwood, Busse, Chain O'Lakes, Des Plaines Conservation Area, Heidecke, Shabbona and Wolf.
The old tradition on the Chicago lakefront of smelt netting continues through April. Opening night had a few netted, virtually none since then. The usual Chicago Park District regulations apply, such as nets may go in at 7 p.m.; netters must be out of parks by 1 a.m.
Henry's reported crappie reports increasing on the forest preserve lakes. I am receiving plenty of notes on largemouth being caught on ponds and lakes, too.
For guide Mike Norton's report, go to , then click on fishing, then lake report.
From licensed guide and trapper Phil Schweik and guide Glenn Moberg of Hooksetters Guide Service:
(Head): Open water fishing picking up, with ice fishing still hanging on,
and some nice wild turkeys being taken; all in and amidst the lakes and the
Wisconsin River in Wisconsins Marathon and Lincoln Counties (near Mosinee
and Wausau). Editor's Note: The walleye and northern season REMAIN OPEN on
many of the waters of the central Wisconsin area. Check with the DNR about
the particular water you want to fish before going out to make sure that
water is open for walleye and northern.
With winter still hanging on in the central Wisconsin area, and ice in a few
locations, we have been able to not only get out on the ice, but are still
catching fish. The open water bite is picking up and walleyes are on the
menu. Turkey season is under way, but with a quiet bang.
Ice fishing conditions in some locations in the central Wisconsin area are
still OK, and the anglers who are getting out are still popping some nice
crappies and bluegills. Most of the action is coming from area lakes and
backwater areas off the Wisconsin River in shallow water – -4 to 8 feet
deep. We are running tiny jigs tipped with waxies or spikes as well as
setting tip-downs baited up with small crappie sized minnows.
We have been out a few times on the open water in the central Wisconsin
area, but the bite has been sporadic. With water temps still in the lows 30s
and heavy current flows, the walleye just seem to be very lethargic. The
bite has been slow but we are seeing a few nice sized fish . Most of the
action is still in the deeper pools. We are running jigs tipped with
minnows in 12 to 16 feet of water. As the weather warms look for these fish
to move up out of the deeper water and onto the shallow rocks and gravel
bars near their spawning areas.
Hunting report:
The 2013 spring turkey season is under way in the central Wisconsin area,
and although there is still a lot of snow on the ground some nice birds have
been taken. Most of the birds we're seeing are concentrated near food
sources and have been roosting in the general proximity, not wanting to
travel too far. The key to tagging out this year is to be mobile and to
keep searching until you find your birds. One other thought is to buy some
late season tags and wait for the snow to disappear.
OK, I find hunting reports interesting for notes on weather and such as much as anything. Such as waiting for the snow to disappear.
(CHANGED) There's no-wake restrictions from Algonquin dam to the Wisconsin line. Check for farther updates at the Fox Waterway Agency.
Arden Katz reported good crappie Tuesday morning in channels (water is high but decent color) on ice jigs with white or silver plastic; key is tight to docks. Some bluegill are mixed in.
For more reports, see http://www.foxlakefishing.com/
More Chain info at www.foxwaterway.state.il.us.
LaSALLE: Henry's reported hybrids still being caught. The lake is open daily, 6 a.m. to sunset. I will check on the status on the concessionaire. Forgot to call yesterday.
BRAIDWOOD/MAZONIA: Hours are 6 a.m.-sunset daily. Mazonia lakes, like most lakes, remain on the cold side. REMINDER: Anchoring outside the restricted area on the north end of Braidwood, then casting in is illegal.
HEIDECKE: Boaters be warned the temporary launch is very shallow and gets icy very easily. I am curious whether the rains will help raise water levels enough to help make that launch more useable. Lake needs to warm to really turn on. Lake is open daily until sunset. Launch opens at 6 a.m.; bank angling, 6:30 a.m.
Brian Gates at Geneva Lake Bait and Tackle said boaters are catching more bluegill than crappie in Abbey harbor on Geneva; catching bluegill mid-day to afternoon on Delavan, then more crappie until dark; and lots of crappie on Pleasant.
CLINTON LAKE: Henry's reported some good crappie action.
POWERTON LAKE: Because of our winter weather, the closure to all fishing will be extended. The reopening date is now Friday, May 3. If they get the levee work done sooner, that could be moved up.
EVERGREEN: The 2013 passes are available. Any updated fishing report from site staff will be posted here.
Another sign of spring, Mike Steffa sent this:
Bait Shop & Boat Rental Opening For The Season at Evergreen Lake/COMLARA Park.
The Evergreen Lake/COMLARA Park Bait Shop & Boat Rental will be opening for the Season onSaturday, April 6, 2013.
Bait Shop Hourswill be: Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday: 6:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Boat Rental Hourswill be: Friday – Sunday: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Closed: Monday – Thursday
Expanded hours for both beginning the end of April.
No updated report from the Wisconsin DNR. Click here to see if there is a fresh one.
For Ohio DNR report go to wildohio.com and or call (888) HOOKFISH.
CHICAGO: Park Bait reopened. Hours are 6 a.m.-8 p.m. I got out Sunday with Mikos and Stamer. Before the winds and waves chased us, we did two coho, two browns and a big laker on a variety of lures flatlining or on Dipsy Divers; nothing on downriggers.
Larry Emerson sent this better report from Saturday:
I heard Andy's report yesterday and it sounded bumpy. I just want to report that on Saturday, 4/13, the crew on WHATEVER caught 12 fish just outside of the lighthouse. We took 8 lakers (releasing 2) , 1 brown and 3 coho. The dipsy's were hot taking more than half the bites and fish. Slow speeds and spoons were key. The hot spoon was the Ludington Special Stinger, taking 6 fish off a dipsy, until we lost it on a big king. I really enjoy the lighthouse this time of year.
Henry's reported shore fishermen are doing best at 63rd for coho; there's browns inside the harbors.
WAUKEGAN: Weather has really limited things. Lori Ralph at Salmon Stop reported a few browns off Government and Johnson piers on frozen roaches or spawn sacs; a few coho on spoons.
CHICAGO PIER PASSES: Good time to remember the $6 pier passes for Chicago harbors, except 31st, are available at Henry's Sports & Bait.
CHICAGO FISHERMAN'S PARKING: The fisherman's parking pass–$10 for two months and available at Henry's Sports & Bait–is needed to park south of the main building at Northerly Island. . . . That's the same pass good for the small fishermen's lots at Burnham and DuSable harbors.
Click here for any updates from D&S Bait.
MINOCQUA: Kurt Justice of Kurt's Island Sport Shop sent this:
Little change since last week's report – except maybe the odds we won't see open water for the walleye opener!Ice thickness remains in the 27-31″ range:Minocqua Lake at 29″, Indian Bay on the Willow at 36″.Sunday morning temp was11 degrees, high that day in the upper 30′s.Actually had good weather for most of the weekend.Good numbers of anglers and better fishing reports.
Crappies:Very Good.While some of the traditional late ice crappie spots have fallen silent (Big Arb), other lakes are producing good numbers and/or big slabs.Tip-downs with minnows have been best just before and after dark.During the day Little Cecils, Moxy jigs and #8 rockers tipped with plastic (orange, white, glow), waxies or Chena slow dropped have produced.Bays with green cabbage best.Inlets with some moving water coming in are even better.
Perch:Very Good.Best bite still deep over mud flats of 18-22′.While males are showing signs of milking already, the thick ice must be holding these fish deep.These fish feeding heavily on mayfly larvae (wigglers), but also taking minnows/rosies on tip-downs.Heavy tungsten jigs, pimples, Halis needed to get down deep quickly.Nice catches of 9-11″ers.
Bluegills:VeryGood.Anglers finding gills locating in bays with weeds in 5-8′, also some nicer gills suspended over sandgrass in 12-15′.Small dark jigs tipped with black, purple, red and motor oil plastics as well as the standard waxie, spike or chena.Bigger gills (8+") towards dusk.Small plastic "creature" baits by Northland Impulse and Berkley Gulp also very good.
Lots of people calling the shop asking (and being shocked to find out) we probably won't be ice free by May 4th(opener).Panfishing should be great and jigging and tip-ups outside known spawning areas should be hot for walleyes….don't put your ice gear away yet….we haven't!!!
Kurt Justice
Kurt's Island Sport Shop
EAGLE RIVER: On Sunday, Creative Brilliance sent this update for the Chamber of Commerce:
(Head): In the Eagle River, Wisconsin area, good all day action for
crappies, bluegills and perch; with persistent snow aiding hunters in
finding wild turkeys.
Ice conditions in the Eagle River, Wisconsin area remain good, with two
feet+ thickness on many lakes. However, local guides urge extreme caution,
as this is the time of year when the scenario is one of ice erosion, not
build-up. There are many thinning and cracking areas that are hidden from
view. Hire one of Eagle River's excellent guides, and you'll be assured of
getting on fish and doing so in safety.
When one of the local Eagle River guides was asked about when Eagle River
could expect ice-out, he laughed, and said: "At the rate things are going,
mid-July maybe!" However, he also said that ice can go out very quickly
if the weather conditions are right. That has not happened yet. Travel on
the ice has improved. Snow and slush have diminished, and ice anglers are
getting out on snowmobiles, four-wheelers, and trucks.
Crappies, bluegills and perch are hitting in two areas in the Eagle River
area. Fish 10 feet of water or less in and around old weed growth; or over
mudflats in 12-25 feet of water. Perch are tight to bottom. Crappies and
gills are suspending up and down the water column, and as of yet, there
doesn't seem to be any great movement towards the surface by these fish,
which would normally be expected at this time of year (the spring sun warms
the surface, causing greater oxygenation, as well as warmer water near the
surface – -that isn't happening yet, so the fish remain deeper than usual).
They are mainly about half-way down from the surface, but that is day
dependent. The suspending fish change their positions, not only daily, but
often many times during any particular day. Use electronics to find the
fish, and be prepared to move around.
Use a waxie, wiggler, spike or crappie minnow under a small jig, slip
bobber, or tip-down. It's an all day bite, and the action is good.
Hunting report:
The snow persists in the Eagle River area, with another 2 to 4 inches
falling this week. This has aided hunters in finding wild turkeys. The base
is made of crusty snow – -which means turkeys can walk on top of it and
leave clear tracks in the fresh snow. Consider skiing or snowshoeing
through the woods on trails and logging roads to find tracks and other
turkey sign.
Set up your blind on the edge of the woods looking out into a meadow or
other opening. Situate the blind so that your back is against a tree that
has a diameter larger than your body. This will hide you from turkeys
approaching from the rear and reduce your outline to birds coming from
either side. It is also safer in the unlikely event that another hunter is
behind you.
If you use a decoy, place it about 20 yards out into the meadow. Put sticks
out that you have measured to be 15, 20, 25 and 30 yards away from your
position. Don't shoot at turkeys that are farther out than 30 yards.
Pattern your shotgun by shooting at a turkey target from different
distances. A killing shot is one that puts 6 or more pellets into the
target's head area. If you gun has screw-in chocks, you can get tubes that
are made just for turkey hunting, which will tighten your pattern. But
whether you use specialized choke turbes or your normal shotgun, doing a
pattern test ahead of time will improve your odds of getting a gobbler.
The first turkey hunting period started April 10. Each new period starts on
a Wednesday and runs for a week. Your permit will tell you which period you
are allowed to hunt in.
(Report for the Eagle River Chamber of Commerce based on Creative Brilliance
interviews with Eagle River guides "Muskie Matt" of Wild Eagle Lodge,
"Ranger Rick" Krueger of Guide's Choice Pro Shop, and Mat Hegy).
Contact info for Eagle River:
* Eagle River Chamber of Commerce; 800-359-6315; 715-479-6400; e-mail:
firstname.lastname@example.com; web: www.eagleriver.org
* "Muskie Matt", 715-891-5980; e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
* Mat Hegy, 715-571-7544, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
* Guide's Choice Pro Shop, guide/owner "Ranger Rick" Krueger 715-477-2248
* George Langley, Eagle River Fishing Guides Association, 715-479-8804.
e-mail: email@example.com
Capt. Bob Poteshman of Confusion Charters, who has two boats in East Chicago Marina, reported so-so fishing for coho with a few browns, fish are scattered in front of East Chicago Marina, by Gary Light and the Hole-in-the-Wall; good lakers at "The Gong." Mik-Lurch reported crappie and bass at Wolf Lake; bluegill good on warmer days at Willow Slough.
NOTE: There's a shore-fishing contest at the Hammond Marina (free entry and parking, refreshments, prizes for largest salmon, trout and bass), 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Hammond Casino.
Denny Sands at Lakeside reported a 24-inch walleye caught on Sunday. 46-47 degree water. Walleye and muskie are going through spawning motions shallower. Crappie are remain deep. Lakeside will open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. for spring and summer.
This is the first Mega Big Fish Contest Weekend. I like the idea.
Here are the details:
Mega Big Fish Contest Weekend
Shabbona Lake State Park
April 20th& 21st
Over $1,500 in Prizes
Shabbona Lake – Illinois' Best Fishing Lake – Muskie Capitol Of Illinois -www.shabbonalake.com
Finally, a fishing contest for everyone, on the same day, in the same place and great prizes, what more could you ask for? And the best part it isFREE.All we ask is that you donate $5.00 to our Walleye Restocking Fund. No matter what your favorite fish is, you have a chance to win an all day weekday, Pontoon or Bass Boat rental, valid during the 2013 season. Like to fish for Largemouth Bass and Smallmouth Bass,you're in!How about Muskie, Walleye, Crappie, Catfish, Bluegill, Striped Bass,you're in!!!
On Saturday, April 20thand Sunday, April 21st, Shabbona Lakeside Bait, Tackle will host a Mega Big Fish Contest Weekend at Shabbona Lake.Hours are 6 AM – 7 PM both days. If you sign up on Saturday, you are also signed up for Sunday, no need to sign up twice. Shabbona Lake State Park is located in Southern DeKalb County, about 25 minutes southwest of DeKalb.
Catch the Biggest of the following individual species, exceeding the minimum length limits, and win an all day Free Pontoon Rental ($190.00 value) or a Bass Boat Rental ($165.00 value) at Shabbona Lake. (Monday – Friday, non Holiday) (Valid for 2013 Season.)Biggest will be determined by weight, except Muskie which shall be by length.
Winning Fish must exceed minimum size limits posted below.
MuskieMust be over 40″(We will measure it at your boat, do not bring the fish in, call815-824-2581)
WalleyeMust be over 18″ (Weigh in hours: 6 AM – 6 PM Saturday, 6 AM – 6 PM Sunday)
Large Mouth BassMust be over 14″ (Weigh in hours: 6 AM – 6 PM Saturday, 6 AM – 6 PM Sunday)
Small Mouth BassMust be over 14″ (Weigh in hours: 6 AM – 6 PM Saturday, 6 AM – 6 PM Sunday)
Striped BassMust be over 17″ (Weigh in hours: 6 AM – 6 PM Saturday, 6 AM – 6 PM Sunday)
CrappieMust be over 12″ (Weigh in hours: 6 AM – 6 PM Saturday, 6 AM – 6 PM Sunday)
BluegillMust be over 8″ (Weigh in hours: 6 AM – 6 PM Saturday, 6 AM – 6 PM Sunday)
CatfishMust be over 24″ (Weigh in hours: 6 AM – 6 PM Saturday, 6 AM – 6 PM Sunday)
Here are the Rules:
1.You must sign up at Shabbona Lakeside Bait, Tackle & Boat Rental prior to going fishing. Any fish caught prior to sign up, are not eligible to be entered.
2.You must donate $5.00 to the Walleye Restocking Fund.
3.All entries must be caught at Shabbona Lake, between 6 AM Saturday, April 20th& 6 PM Sunday, April 21st.
4.Fish must be alive when measured.We encourage catch & release, as soon as the fish is measured.
5.One witness must be preset to verify your catch, when you enter your catch.
6.In order to have more individual winners, you may win only one prize.
7.Determination of winning qualifying fish will be by weight, except for Muskie which will be by length.
Weigh In At Lakeside Bait, Tackle & Boat Rental.
All Muskie must be measured at Catch Site; Lakeside will send a boat to your location.Call815-824-2581to report Muskie catches over 40″.Undersized Muskie (under 48″) brought into Lakeside will be disqualified, as it is illegal to transport an undersized Muskie.
For more info call815-824-2581or visit www.shabbonalake.com
Here is the Lake Michigan Fishing Report:
Southern Lake Michigan Fishing Report: April 15, 2013
Kenosha Co.
Shoreline:The Libertyville Fishing Club was in town on Saturday. Members of the club launched several boats and one kayak from the small boat harbor while other members fished from shore around the Pike Creek outlet. Strong winds and snow flurries made angling a challenge as the group worked the harbor area with stick baits, shad raps, and tube jigs. The largest fish reported by the club was a 10 lb. brown trout caught on a white rattling shad rap. The shad rap was a gift from the angler's daughter. Earlier in the week, anglers casting crank baits and stick baits from shore reported nice catches of brown trout, up to 15 pounds, near the 50th Street bridge. Local anglers report sightings of cormorants as well as large numbers of gobies along the rocky shoreline at Southport Marina. One angler reported catching a goby almost 10″ long.
Pike River:Fishing pressure on the Pike River has been very light since the heavy rain and thunderstorms moved through the area. On Saturday, the water level was still near the top of the banks on some of the bends at Petrifying Springs Park. The water was fast with bottom visible at 6-8″. Before the storms rolled through, one angler reported landing a few steelhead while using a red and black colored fly. Some anglers were seen working the river around the bridges on Hwy A with no reports of fish taken. Average water temperature of the Pike was 38-40F on Saturday.
Racine Co.
Lakefront:Heavy rain and thunderstorms moved into the area earlier this week causing rivers to rise near flood stage. The Root River discharged a large amount of muddy water into the lake for several days, transforming the water along the lakefront into a cloudy mess. After the thunderstorms moved out, anglers were challenged by strong winds gusting at 20-25 mph, temperatures in the 30′s, and snow flurries. Only a few boats were seen leaving the Pershing Park boat ramps. Some anglers tried casting spoons and crank baits for brown trout off South Pier and around Reefpoint Marina with no reports of fish taken. Anglers bottom fishing the marina and boat launch area with spawn sacks reported little success. The surface temperature on the lake was 38F on Saturday. Unfortunately for anglers, the weather forecast calls for more rain, snow, and cold temperatures.
Root River:Heavy rain drenched the area on Tuesday and Wednesday. By Thursday, the water level at the Horlick Dam was at 6.7 feet and the flow rate was over 3,000 cfs. Flood stage is at 7 feet. Large trees and branches are now trapped along the top and bottom of the dam. The flow rate was down to 1,300-2,000 cfs by Sunday. A few anglers tried to fish the fast and muddy water below the dam with no reports of fish taken. At Quarry Park, kayakers outnumbered anglers by a 5:1 margin. The flow rate was too fast for anglers as the kayakers spent the day riding curlers and standing waves. The road to Colonial Park was still barricaded on Sunday due to high water. The river threatened to flow into the Lincoln Park Steelhead Facility on Thursday. There were a lot of nice steelhead swimming in the Steelhead Facility viewing window on Sunday but very few anglers in Lincoln Park. Most of the anglers in the park were youngsters learning how to fish. One young angler was casting trout marshmallows with no reports of fish taken. The parking lot at Island Park was still barricaded on Sunday. Anglers at Washington Park were casting flies and spinner baits with limited success. The river temperature was 40-41F on Sunday. Fish were processed at the Root River Steelhead Facility on Monday, April 15. Both Chambers Creek and Ganaraska strains were spawned, and 89 steelhead were released upstream. A total of 164 steelhead have been passed upriver so far this spring, and our next processing day is scheduled for Monday, April 22.
Milwaukee Co.
North Shore:Strong winds have made trolling and jigging in the harbor difficult. Boats were reporting very few brown trout being caught trolling the gaps and the harbor with spoons. Jigging for browns has also been very slow. Summerfest and the rest of the shoreline have no reports of brown trout being caught. There were a few perch anglers in the area but with only a few small fish being caught off the bottom on minnows.
South Shore:Trollers only reported a few brown trout in the gaps either trolling spoons or jigging when the winds were light. A few fishermen under the Hoan Bridge were fishing for browns, but no fish were reported caught. There were no people fishing for perch in the area. The number of anglers fishing Grant Park has increased in recent days with more rainbows entering the stream with the runoff from the rain. Oak Creek power plant has been slow with very few anglers fishing the pier and no reports of fish being caught.
Milwaukee River:The river is running at or near flood stage with extremely dirty water clarity. The water temperature was approximately 38-40 degrees. No one was seen fishing in the area due to the high water.
Menomonee River:The river is running high with very cloudy water. The water temperature was approximately 39-41 degrees in the shallows. A few fishermen were seen fishing for rainbows at Miller Park but with no results. A few people were seen fishing for walleyes and perch by MMSD, but no fish were caught.
Ozaukee Co.
Fishing pressure is low because of high water levels in Sauk Creek and overall cold weather conditions.
Port Washington Pier:Fishing pressure is low. Nobody has been fishing the piers for Brown or Rainbow Trout, but a couple anglers netted for smelt at the base of the North Pier, catching nothing. Water on the lake side of the piers has increased in clarity.
Port Washington Ramp:Fishing pressure is low. The only party I interviewed had no luck trolling in 30 to 40 feet of water, using multiple presentations and artificial baits. Water within the marina is dirty. I saw a couple parties putting in sailboats. The cleaning station at Port Washington Marina is still closed.
Port Washington Shore and Power Plant:No fishermen were seen fishing in the harbor or from shore. A handful of people near the power plant caught some carp.
Sauk Creek:There has been no activity on the stream for the past few days due to high, fast water. Like other streams in the area, Sauk Creek has dropped considerably over the past week (around 1.5 feet), with a water temperature around 38F. The fish cleaning station at the mouth of Sauk Creek is still closed.
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Fishing pressure is low because of high water levels on the rivers and overall cold weather conditions.
Sheboygan Ramps:A few fishermen have gone out from the ramp, but I was not able to get an interview. Again, fishing pressure is low likely because of the cold weather and strong easterly winds. The fish cleaning station on South Pier Road is still closed, as is the 8th Street ramp. The 14th Street ramp, along the Sheboygan River, remains under a massive snow pile and will likely be unusable for the remainder of April.
Sheboygan Piers:There has been light fishing pressure over the past few days. This weekend fisherman mainly targeted the South Pier using shiners and spoons for Brown and Rainbow Trout, but nothing was caught. Fishing trips typically lasted between 1 and 3 hours. Fish are probably not biting due to the cold weather and strong easterly winds. Water on the lake side of both piers is quite clear, while water in the marina has very low clarity.
Sheboygan River:There has been no activity on the river for the past few days due to high, fast, dirty water. Water levels have gone down approximately three feet over the past week, with water temperature around 34F. The river is largely confined to its banks, but current is still fast with very low clarity.
Pigeon River:There has been no activity on the river for the past few days due to high, fast, dirty water. Water levels have gone down approximately two feet over the past week, with water temperature around 38F. The river still high, fast, and dirty and covers near shore areas, but the trails at Maywood Environmental Park are exposed and accessible. Access at Evergreen Park is still blocked, as is the wayside on County Highway LS.
Weedens Creek:Weedens Creek has experienced a drop in water levels, but water remains dirty and cold (around 36F).
I love the mention of the Libertyville Fishing Club.
Tyler Harmon messaged:
Lake Michigan has been hit or miss. Browns, Coho, Whitefish can all still be caught, a very few Chinooks are starting to be caught by boat anglers trolling for coho. Inland lakes are still producing panfish. Shallow weed beds have been good.
Mik-Lurch reported some bass and crappie going.
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