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Californians Allied For Patient Protection: Trial Lawyers Sponsor Self-Serving Ballot Measure To Make It Easier And More Lucrative To File Meritless Health Care Lawsuits And Generate More In Legal Fees
SACRAMENTO, Calif., July 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Doctors, hospitals, nurses, community clinics, local governments, labor unions, police, emergency responders, employer groups and others today denounced a trial lawyer-sponsored ballot measure filed Wednesday that will make it easier and more lucrative for lawyers to file lawsuits against health care providers and generate more in legal fees. The initiative's main provision makes changes to California's landmark Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act (MICRA) to increase the cap on speculative, "non-economic" damages from the current $250,000 to more than $1.2 million (based on an adjustment mandated in the initiative). Filing a ballot measure is just the first in a long series of steps needed to qualify a measure for the November 2014 ballot. While trial lawyers have failed to follow through on many similar threats in the past, if they actually go forward and qualify the measure, a coalition of doctors, hospitals, nurses, community clinics, local governments, labor unions, police, emergency responders, employer groups and others vowed to wage a significant campaign to expose the lawyers' self-serving agenda and to defeat the measure.MICRA governs legal proceedings and lawsuit payouts when someone is injured in a medical procedure. The measure filed includes other provisions serving as "window dressing" relating to drug testing and prescription drugs. But make no mistake, the main purpose is to change MICRA to make it easier and more lucrative for lawyers to file lawsuits against doctors, hospitals, community clinics, and other health care providers, and generate big paydays for themselves. The measure would increase costs for consumers by billions of dollars per year while reducing patient access to health care providers. "The measure filed today is nothing more than a self-serving attempt by trial lawyers to generate more in legal fees," said Paul R. Phinney, M.D., President, California Medical Association. "More meritless lawsuits against health care providers do nothing to improve health care quality. They only enrich lawyers at everyone else's expense." Phinney pointed to recent polling which found that 59% of voters support MICRA, with 30% "strongly" in support.
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She was born on March 26, 1935 in Daviess County to Ray and Mable Marie (Toon) Edmondson.
Vera was employed at RCA in Bloomington for 23 years until her retirement in 1991. She was a member of the Elnora Christian Church and the Ladies American Legion Auxiliary Post #245 in Elnora.
Survivors include her children, son, Darrell E. (Becky) Arthur of Newberry; daughter Kathy Jo Wampler of Bloomington; grandchildren, James Franklin, Jr., Joshua, Jerimis Wampler, Lacy (Joe) Kantor, Jarrod (Stephanie) Arthur, Ashlee and Allison Arthur; and 10 great-grandchildren. She was also survived by two brothers, Loren Edmondson of Odon, Ira Edmondson of Evansville; two sisters, Audrey Martin of Indianapolis and Shannon Edmondson of Washington.
Vera was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers; two sisters; and two granddaughters.
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Since most of us love lists — or at least love and hate them simultaneously — here is the updated version of the "Top humanities theorists of the last century" list. See the previous version for the full criteria and the caveats. Briefly: it's a list of the most cited humanities theorists of the last 100 years (roughly) according to their […]
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Top humanists: final results
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Posted in Academe, tagged blogging ethics, live-blogging, online publishing on May 19, 2014 | Comments Off on Ethics of live-blogging
Brian Leiter's blog recently hosted some interesting conversations on the ethics of live-blogging academic talks. I've done that a few times, but always tried to get the live-blogged speaker's permission, if not in advance then immediately afterward, and always offering to take the notes down if the speaker preferred that. (No one has requested that from me yet.) […]
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Announcing a competition: Which scholars should be on the list of "Top humanists of the last century" but are not? The person who names the greatest number of such names by the end of the day (12 midnight) EST next Sunday — using the methodology specified there (a simple Google Scholar search) — will win a copy […]
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A theme that's been coming up in my conversations recently (including when visiting UC Davis) is the question of the "humanities canon": i.e., who are the theorists whose views have been most influential in shaping the humanities disciplines, especially over the last century or so? And more specifically, is there anything approximating an "environmental humanities canon," and who are […]
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The Rachel Carson Center's Minding the Gap: Working Across Disciplines in Environmental Studies has come out (in PDF and MOBI formats). It includes pieces by Gregg Mitman, Rob Nixon, SueEllen Campbell, John Meyer, Basarab Nicolescu, and others. My piece, "The Discipline of Interdisciplines" (pp. 11-13), is intended as something of a collective statement from my generation […]
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Under Western Skies: Intersections of Environments, Technologies, and Communities September 9 – 13, 2014 Mount Royal University Calgary, AB CANADA Under Western Skies is a biennial, interdisciplinary conference on the environment. The third conference welcomes academics from across the disciplines as well as members of artistic and activist communities, non- and for-profit organizations, government, labour, and […]
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Combinations of network types could provide greater efficiency
Agency networks by their very nature touch almost every part of the enterprise including:
So IT staff members from enterprise architects to network administrators will need to be reoriented toward the design and implementation of hybrid architectures. This means grasping the essentials — benefits and challenges — of cloud-networking solutions.
Add to this the need to respond to some unique governance, risk management and compliance requirements, and it is an impressive list. And truthfully, only the most seasoned network manager has a thorough enough grasp of every one of the required disciplines, which illustrates the staffing challenges facing agency IT organizations as they try to meet the increased demand for a more robust communications architecture.
Network acquisition contracting will also be affected in big ways. Traditional network support contract vehicles will need to be restructured while acquisition policies and guidelines are revised. The result will be hybrid contracts — a combination of internal and external support with perhaps a mix of labor-hour and performance-based procurements just to satisfy a single organization's hybrid solution demand.
Risk areas that network managers should pay attention to include:
There will be naysayers. I can hear my policy and security wonk friends screaming in the background. But the potential cost and efficiency savings of driving hybrids will be just too good to pass up.
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You've mapped this important cluster of issues with great clarity, thereby making it accessible to others like myself who are not technologists! Thanks; this will help me in my human capital job.
Since I do human networks, I was expecting something entirely different as I clicked on the link to your article, more along the lines of Ori Brafman's and Rod Beckstrom's "The Starfish and the Spider." Hierarchical government organizations have a lot to gain from a growing cluster of networked groups that are focused on improving government, and vice versa. The language we're using for the issues in both worlds is remarkably similar. Your 3rd bullet, "Network monitoring, management, maintenance and administration," could apply to the orchestration of human networks almost as well as does Mark Drapeau's recent use of the jazz metaphor (http://fcw.com/Articles/2009/05/18/COMMENT-Drapeau-Improvisation.aspx).
Both/and, as opposed to either/or, solutions appear to be gaining ground in all sorts of contexts. When it comes to hiring or training employees who are equipped to cope with hybrids (both/and), it seems to me that a better approach is to identify motivated people whose thinking is flexible, broad, and open-minded. Then, if the challenges we face can be laid out for them with clarity and urgency, the best will take the initiative to supplement their skills fairly quickly. Recognizing those who do that will introduce a "pull" factor that can create an updraft in the I.T. workforce. I think it is a mistake for government to depend solely on hiring for specific skill sets because workforce requirements are changing constantly, whereas there's always a lag before new certificate and degree programs can be developed.
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Nathan Daniel Mart, the son of Dennis and Connie (Umscheid) Mart, was born Sept. 26, 1979, in Estherville. He was a graduate of Terril (Lakeland) High School and Iowa Central Community College.
On June 8, 2002, Nathan was united in marriage to Lisa Manley at First Congregational Church in Spencer. The couple made their home in Graettinger before moving to an acreage west of Graettinger this summer. Nate was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church.
Nate enjoyed riding his motorcycle and snowmobile. He was an avid outdoors-man, and he loved to spend time camping, hunting and playing sports. One of Nate's favorite past-times was gathering with his friends at the snowmobile shop where he served as President of the Snowmobile Club. More than anything, Nate loved to be surrounded by his family: Lisa, Jenna, Brooke and his best friend, Shane.
On Friday, Oct. 29, Nate passed away at Sanford Hospital in Sioux Falls, S.D.
Left to cherish his memory is his wife, Lisa of Graettinger; two daughters: Jenna and Brooke; his parents, Dennis and Connie (Umscheid) Mart of Terril; brother, Ryan Mart (Amanda) of Graettinger; sister, Christy Mart of Wallingford; father and mother-in-law, Tom and Karen Manley of Spencer; sister-in-law, Teresa Cauwels (Jeremy) of Sioux Falls, S.D.; two nephews: Gannon and Greyson Cauwels; one niece: Kennedy Cauwels; many aunts, uncles, cousins, and other family and friends.
Nate was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Dick and Delores Umscheid; and paternal grandparents, George and Dorthy Mart.


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The Wendy Osserman Dance Company to Celebrate 40th Anniversary Season, 4/20-23
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The Wendy Osserman Dance Company will celebrate its 40th Anniversary season with four performances, running April 20 – 23, 2016 at 8 pm. Presented by the Theater for the New City (155 1st Avenue), the season will feature two world premieres with live music by Skip La Plante and Harry Mann, and Osser... (more...)
Pacific Northwest Ballet Dancer Jessika Anspach to Retire at End of the 2015-2016 Season
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Pacific Northwest Ballet Artistic Director Peter Boal and corps de ballet dancer Jessika Anspach have announced that Ms. Anspach will retire at the end of PNB's 2015-2016 season. A true "PNB baby," Ms. Anspach literally grew up dancing at PNB over 26 years, first in classes at PNB School and then wi... (more...)
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?Charlotte Ballet board of trustees selected Hope Muir, currently the assistant artistic director of Scottish Ballet, as Charlotte Ballet's new artistic director. Muir's appointment is effective July 2017. Over the next year she will work closely with the board of trustees and staff in preparation f... (more...)
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The Washington Ballet (TWB) presents a full-throttle evening of entertainment that combines the artistry and beauty of dance with the power of the world's most innovative popular rock icons who defined an epoch and became fixtures in American pop culture -David Bowie and Queen. The performance feat... (more...)
Jacob's Pillow Names New Director of Development
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Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival announces today that Elissa Haskins-Vaughan will join the organization as the Director of Development beginning April 4, 2016. Jacob's Pillow, located in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts, is a National Historic Landmark, National Medal of Arts recipient, and home... (more...)
Allen Civic Ballet & Allen Philharmonic to Welcome Special Guests for Upcoming Concert
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LILLIANA HAGERMAN and LAMIN PEREIA DOS SANTOS of the Kansas City Ballet will appear as guest artists with the Allen Civic Ballet and Allen Philharmonic at the Performing Arts Center at Allen High School in Allen, Texas on May 19, 2016. This will be a joint performance of the Allen Civic Ballet and t... (more...)
Diablo Ballet to Close 22nd Season with CELEBRATED MASTERS This May
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Diablo Ballet presents the final program of its 22nd season celebrating the power of dance with Celebrated Masters, May 6 & 7 at the Del Valle Theatre in Walnut Creek.... (more...)
The Joyce Theater to Welcome Sao Paulo Dance Company, 5/3-8
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The Joyce Theater Foundation, Inc. (Linda Shelton, Executive Director) is thrilled to present São Paulo Dance Company, one of Latin America's major dance companies,in its debut engagement at The Joyce Theater from May 3 – 8. Tickets range in price from $35-$50 and can be purchased at www.Joyce.org, ... (more...)
New Jersey Ballet to Perform Ginger Thatcher's SATURDAY NIGHT as Part of Annual Gala, 4/9
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The New Jersey Ballet will perform Ginger Thatcher's Saturday Night as part of the company's annual gala performance on April 9, 2016 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, New Jersey. Ms. Thatcher's work is choreographed to the music of jazz singer Etta James, and has been in the compa... (more...)
Brian Brooks Set for Residency at Chicago's Harris Theater
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The Harris Theater for Music and Dance has appointed choreographer Brian Brooks its first ever Choreographer in Residence. This Residency provides $600,000 over three years that will fund choreographer compensation, commissioning, and production support. The new Residency will provide encouragement ... (more...)
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Today at Lincoln Center, New York City Ballet begins its Spring Season rehearsal period with the Company's 90 plus roster of dancers preparing 24 different works from its unparalleled repertory for six weeks of performances, April 19 through May 29, at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center.... (more...)
Ariel Rivka Dance, RIOULT & Heidi Latsky to Perform at New York Live Arts, 5/19-21
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Known for capturing the duality of strength and grace, Ariel Rivka Dance (ARD) celebrates its ninth season with a special, contemporary dance festival comprising five world premieres by four of today's top choreographers all on one stage. Curated by ARD, this elegant array of diverse dance and live ... (more...)
Hubbard Street Dance to Add Encore Performance of THE FALLING, 6/19
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CHICAGO – Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Artistic Director Glenn Edgerton, and Erica Daniels, President of Second City Theatricals, are delighted to announce the return by popular demand of Hubbard Street + The Second City's acclaimed collaboration The Art of Falling, at the Harris Theater for Music a... (more...)
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Smuin Ballet concludes its 22nd Season with Dance Series Two featuring Oasis, a world premiere by acclaimed choreographer Helen Pickett, set to an original score by 'House of Cards' composer Jeff Beal.... (more...)
SAFEhouse Arts' Summer Dance Festival, SPF9, to Return This Summer
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SAFEhouse Arts, a nonprofit organization working to incubate new performing artists through residencies, workshops and performance opportunities, has announced the schedule for its ninth annual summer performance festival, SPF9, featuring ten programs over five days. SPF9 runs Wednesday, July 6 to S... (more...)
Ballet Austin to Present THE GRAHAM REYNOLDS PROJECT, 4/1
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AUSTIN, Texas (March 16, 2016) – Fresh off their 2015 smash hit, Belle REDUX / A Tale of Beauty & the Beast, Ballet Austin Artistic Director / Choreographer Stephen Mills and Austin- based Composer and Bandleader Graham Reynolds are combining forces again in The Graham Reynolds Project, a sensation ... (more...)
Kansas City Ballet to Discuss NEW MOVES Showcase, 4/1
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KANSAS CITY, MO (March 24, 2016) — Artistic Director Devon Carney announced the choreographers chosen for New Moves, a unique performance series designed to search out, develop and showcase emerging choreographers, both from the national dance scene as well as within Kansas City Ballet. New Moves is... (more...)
CBC's Spring 2016 Performances at Miller Theatre Set
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? Columbia Ballet Collaborative (CBC) is pleased to present a program of six original and restaged works for its upcoming spring performances. Founded in 2007 by five professional ballet dancers enrolled at Columbia University, CBC is comprised of students from all of the University's undergraduate ... (more...)
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Moscow Ballet Presents GREAT RUSSIAN NUTCRACKER, 12/3
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Announcing tickets on sale Friday, April 1 for Moscow Ballet's celebrated Great Russian Nutcracker at Brooklyn's Kings Theatre Saturday December 3, 7:00pm only. Returning after the premiere performance at the Kings Theatre last year for a nearly sold-out audience, tickets will go on sale at 10:00a... (more...)
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Miami City Ballet's landmark 30th Anniversary Season culminates with an unprecedented reimagining of George Balanchine's magical full-evening ballet, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. Balanchine's classic choreography is the vehicle for Shakespeare's timeless tale of love, magic and illusion, with ravishin... (more...)
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New York City Ballet will open its 2016-17 Season at Lincoln Center on Tuesday, September 20, and will continue for 21-weeks of performances, through Sunday, May 28, and feature a total of 77 ballets created by 24 different choreographers.... (more...)
Texas Ballet Theater's 16-17 Season to Feature London's Royal Ballet, Two Premieres and More
by BWW News Desk - March 23, 2016
Texas Ballet Theater Artistic Director Ben Stevenson, O.B.E., announces the Company's 2016-2017 season, which includes a co-production with London's world-renowned Royal Ballet, two world premieres, a company premiere by a Tony Award-winning choreographer, and a performance that will rock North Texa... (more...)
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Nevada Ballet Theatre (NBT) concludes its 44thSeason with the most famous tale of star-crossed lovers, Romeo & Juliet. In recognition of the 400thAnniversary of William Shakespeare's death, this revered tragedy will be presented on Saturday, May 14 at 7:30 pm and Sunday, May 15 at 2 pm in Reynolds H... (more...)
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Come enjoy music and dance from around the world! Violinist Alexei Kodash will play melodies from different nationalities while dancer Lyudmila Kodash will perform dances from countries around the world.
Alexei Kodash was born in Kiev, Ukraine and studied violin in Kiev before moving to the United States in 1999. Alexei earned his Bachelors in Music studying violin at Sacramento State University and is currently completing a degree in composition at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. He has performed extensively with orchestras and as a soloist.
Lyudmila Kodash graduated from Ballet College in Kiev, Ukraine and has danced in professional ballet companies in the Ukraine and in Russia. Lyudmila dances world folkdances and classical ballet.
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GAO found that: (1) it could not determine whether Customs' labor estimates for processing merchandise were accurate, since Customs lacked sufficient data to establish its actual costs; (2) Customs calculated costs primarily by estimating the number of staff years used to process imported merchandise, but did not keep data on the actual time its employees spent processing the merchandise; (3) Customs planned to develop a new payroll system to establish accurate cost estimates; (4) Customs developed two alternative fee proposals to address international concerns, but both would require congressional action; (5) Customs believed the proposals would bring collections in line with its aggregate costs and link individual fees to importers' processing costs, but it did not adequately design the proposals to accomplish those goals; (6) Customs did not reduce the proposed fees to account for past excess collections; and (7) Customs could face operational problems and revenue losses in instituting either fee proposal, and planned increased monitoring to guard against revenue losses.
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using information provided by Waterways Conservation Officers, Area Fisheries Managers and other PFBC staff.
Lake Arthur
Water is still cold (54 degrees) for good fishing. Some anglers are reporting success with Striped Bass in deeper water. Other fish species are slow to bite. Warmer weather will bring an increase in fishing activity.
Harbor Acres Lake
Trout fishing is good at this waterway. Just about any bait is catching fish but minnows have consistently been the best. Anglers are reporting nice sized trout in this waterway.
Mercer County
Shenango Reservoir
The water level is normal for this time of year. Anglers are reporting catches of panfish all around the lake. If it is your first time venturing out this year, make sure you pick up a license before you fish. Although the mandatory wear is over for this spring, the US Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District Lakes have a year round mandatory wear for all canoes and kayaks and boats under 16 feet in length. Remember your first step in an emergency is to call 9-1-1.
Shenango River
Walleye are out of season but the river is open to trout fishing. This area is designated as a year round trout fishery so a current trout/salmon stamp is required to fish the area from the outflow to the Walnut Street Bridge regardless of species of fish that you are targeting or harvesting.
Neshannock Creek
New for this year, the area of the Delayed Harvest Artificial Lures Only section of the Neshannock Creek in Volant is classified as a Keystone Select Stocked Trout Waters. This is the only stream with this designation in the Northwest and it is only one of six in the entire state. Trout two and three years old and measuring 14-20 inches will be stocked in this water which is open to fishing year round.
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Allegheny River
The USGS depth gage in Franklin reflects a current water level of +/- 06'-06". Water temperature is ranging between 62-68° Fahrenheit, which is 10-14 degrees lower than last year at this time. Smallmouth Bass catch rates continue to be reported with the best success reported on tubes.
French Creek
Fishing activity continues to increase, as weather and water conditions improve. From Franklin through Utica, anglers have begun reporting sporadic Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, and Walleye hook-ups. The USGS depth gage in Utica reflects a current water level of +/-04'-09". Despite less than ideal weather conditions, canoeists and kayakers are once again being seen along this waterway.
Oil Creek
The USGS depth gage in Rouseville reflects a current water level of +/- 4'-09". Smallmouth Bass and Walleye are being reported between Oil City and Rynd Farm. The area from Rynd Farm upstream through Drake Well, including the Delayed Harvest Artificial Lure Only section(s), recently received its in-season trout stocking.
Kahle Lake
Given water temperatures, Largemouth Bass reports should be on the upswing soon. Top choices may be crank bait, jigs or a spinner.
Two Mile Run Reservoir (Justus Lake)
Trout harvests are currently at the top of the reported catch list; however, some Bluegill catches were reported.
With the 2016 boating season beginning, boaters are reminded that non-powered watercraft, which otherwise would not require registration, are required to display either current registration or a launch permit when launching or retrieving at all PFBC lakes and/or access areas. For a complete listing of regulations pertaining to PFBC properties, please refer to the following link: http://fishandboat.com/fishpub/summary/pfbcproperty.html.
Many local landowners extend anglers the courtesy of recreational fishing opportunities. Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission signage is routinely placed along stream sections open to public fishing. When in doubt, stay out. Ethical anglers DO NOTlitter, camp, build fires, cut trees, block property, or operate any motorized vehicle or ATV on property of another without advanced permission of the landowner. These unlawful actions will, and do, get ground POSTED!
Pymatuning Reservoir
Crappies are being caught by shoreline anglers north of the causeway. Stewart's Bay was loaded with boats over the weekend targeting crappies and Yellow Perch. Jigs tipped with minnows seem to get the most hits. Bass anglers are beginning to see bass moving into the shallows. Top water bites have become more productive recently. Walleye anglers drift fishing a jig tipped with a minnow are picking up a few Walleye around the Tuttle Point area.
Erie County
Presque Isle Bay
Smallmouth Bass have begun to move into the bay. Yellow Perch are on their way out of the Bay but still can be caught throughout. A few Brown Trout have been caught in the Bay. Once the water warms, the fishing action will pick up.
Mercer County
Lake Wilhelm
Crappies are being caught around the bridge at Shakleyville. Jigs tipped with maggots or minnows seem to catch the most.
Allegheny River
Smallmouth Bass and Walleye are being caught throughout the county. Stick baits and crawfish imitations seem to be the most productive baits this time of year.
Pymatuning Reservoir
Walleyes are in at the spillway and near the causeway. With warming water temperatures the crappies should start to spawn and become easier to catch. Jigs tipped with minnows seem to get the most hits.
Public Meeting on Pymatuning Crappie
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission will be holding a public meeting on Tuesday April 19, 2016 from 6:30 – 8:00 PM at Conneaut Area Senior High School in Linesville, PA. The PFBC has proposed implementing Panfish Enhancement harvest regulations on Black and White Crappie in Pymatuning Reservoir and wants to hear anglers' opinions on the proposed change. Currently, there are no restrictions on the harvest of Crappies in Pymatuning Reservoir. We are proposing a 9 inch minimum size limit and 20 Crappies per day creel limit. This would apply to Crappies only.
Western Erie County
Walnut Creek, Elk Creek, Crooked Creek, Upper Gravel Pit
At the time of this writing the western tributaries are all low and clear. Angler pressure and success is on average for all the Western Erie tributaries. Inspection of angler creels have included Steelhead as well as stocked Brown Trout on lower Elk Creek. Shoreline and boat anglers are having success at the Upper Gravel Pit. Recent patrols have shown positive interactions between landowners and anglers. Recent citations were issued for nursery water violations and fishing license violations. The most common warning issued was for failure to display a fishing license.
Walnut Creek Access Area
Dredging operations are expected to begin in late April of the Walnut Creek Channel at the Walnut Creek Access Area. Major construction on the East and West wall of the channel is scheduled to begin in early May.


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Ever heard of Firefall? It's a game being made by Red 5 Studio's, who some of you in the Asian community might be familiar with. I believe they have a sister company in China who was working with Webzen. On to my posting reason... I have created a Firefall trailer for Red 5 Studio (this is a fan creation) and I was hoping some or all of you fellow gamers might be willing to take a look at it and help support my video. If you want to support it, please feel free to login and click "like" on the Youtube video. This game is a FPS/MMO game play style, with 1st or 3rd person view while playing. I am not really here to advertise the game itself but rather the video and to perhaps trigger some interest with people who are not familiar with the game. If you would like to discuss the game or anything that you can think of, feel free to post a reply here! And thank you if you viewed / liked my video!
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Iowa Office Supply, Inc. has purchased the former Wal-Mart building on N. Lake Avenue in Storm Lake. IOS operations will be moving into the building as well as keeping their secondary goal of offering the rest of the space as premium retail and professional office space.
Gary Lalone of the Storm Lake Area Development Corporation described the move from the downtown area to the northern edge, as an exciting vote of confidence on the part of the company. "The building has been empty for almost four years. We see it as a natural response to the Awaysis project and other community building ventures."
Recently, there had been some speculation in the area that Iowa Office Supply, Inc. may be leaving the community because of a warehouse closure, a relocation of their print shop, and some changes in management.
Linda Fickbohm, President of IOS was quick to address these fears: "I think the real story is that we have an investment into this important community where IOS was founded. We are continuing to develop Storm Lake's commercial growth by investing ourselves in its real estate."
IOS will be sponsoring a morning coffee at 10:30 am on Wednesday, September 6th to officially launch this project and to display conceptual renderings of the new development. The building will offer approximately 65,000 square feet of retail/professional office space of which IOS will require approximately 15,000 square feet.