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I answered (after a long pause) YES, I believe the governor is a honorable man and is a believer. I am very disappointed with the deal he cut on the transportation tax – allowing Medicaid to be expanded like that to get the tax bill he wanted. I think this was a horrible mistake.
But Governor McDonnell can try to correct this horrible mistake but he has to do three things:
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2. Then veto the transportation tax bill so that he is not dishonorable in breaking his word to the Democrats that voted for it to get the Medicaid expansion. Then call a special session to deal JUST with the transportation tax bill.
3. Go on statewide television and also go to tea party and GOP groups and say he made a terrible mistake in cutting that deal for the transportation tax bill by expanding Medicaid.
I think there is merit to some sort of increased taxes for roads. I think Governor McDonnell can persuade people to enact some sort of tax increase for roads. But he cannot tie it in to Medicaid expansion when he promised he would not.
I appeal to the Governor who I have supported in this blog many times to step back from the brink of irrevocable political harm and veto both bills and begin both the mea culpa and to persuade Virginians that some sort of roads tax is needed. But not like this. I would add that this whole thing might also sink AG Cuccinelli's chances of winning the election this year. I am having to start to persuade people to not lump in the Attorney General into the mix. I do not want to see Hillary Clinton's former campaign manager become governor.


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I like the contrast of the waves with the perpindicular sand colored box.
The real eyesore is the burgeoning 1980's era houston office building lumbering in the backround.
And the burgeoning 1980's houston office building was created by...Martin Selig. Plus ca change.
Yay! Apartments!
Sucks to live at corner of Bay and Western!
I second YAY, APARMTMENTS!
I sorta like the rendering. Check out the roof thing that opens for the tree/courtyard
hooray for the new building! that old one is an eyesore.
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On a Sunday afternoon, when the city is pretty empty, that parking garage is also empty. Go check it out: A creepy, spooky urban space that, when empty and silent, is almost tangibly evil. There's a strange loft-style office packed up above the garage floor, way in the back. It's accessed by a rickety wooden stairway, and has several dead, dark windows overlooking the interior of the garage.
Remember when The Stranger did a whole issue on scary urban spaces a couple Hallowe'ens back? That garage shoulda been in that issue. I'm sure some person or another had to come to a misfortunate end in there once.
When I started reading, I thought the office building in the back was what Dominic was writing about. (Jesse @1 nailed the description.) Hopefully the new building will completely block it from view. The design may be a bit trendy, but it'd be a huge improvement just the same.
And let me join the chorus: YAY, APARTMENTS!
"Rendering" always reminds me of slaughterhouses. I am sure I could think of some clever thing to say, but I would rather go drink beer.
I find the sculpture park to be a creepy urban space, empty, silent, and tangibly evil.
Bring back the Shakey's!
Yay for apartments, boo to Martin Selig.
Dr. Awesome @ 8 is dead on about the creepy parking garage. I tacked a photo of the inside to the bottom of the post.
I feel like I've seen that apartment building before....
Oh, and everyone cheering for the new apartments? You'll never be able to afford them.
This is the third time Martin has made this proposal. I expect Belltowners will reject it again.
It might be nice for the lucky few who get to live in these units but, it will be a sore thumb breaking up the viewlines of the waterfront.
Mr. Selig should try drawing inside the lines of the zoning codes.
@14 is correct. on both counts.
the concrete box isn't the eyesore, that abortion staight out of [houston] is the problem.
the new apartments look awful, especially compared to their [ruffcorn mott's] tower going up @ 5th and madison.
however i'm intrigued by selig's third + battery project (also by ruffcorn mott)
seems selig's got a go-to architect.
doesn't the idx tower have jamie carpenter art on the canopy?
I'm not going to call the ex-Airborne Express HQ imaginative or anything else, but I do think it fits well into the urban context where it's placed. Just to the north of it is a brick-faced office building that went up a few years after Air-Ex that creates a clever negative space by mirroring the curve of Air-Ex with its balconies.
An in many ways, the building's roundness with that odd jog reinforces Wave's curves.
It's not a great-looking building, but it's always been a good-looking building and now -- decades after it was built -- contributes visual interest to Wave. Part of that interest arises from the contrast between the sterile, clean, and unnatural curve of the building with undulating, rusted, and somehow more natural curves of Wave.
Martin Selig and Sam Israel are two Jews who have done more for Seattle real estate and downtown planning that anyone else. As a Jew I love the Columbia Center tower. It's sleek and modern and rises high above the pathetic "Old Seattle buildings".
If it wasn't for the Jewish landowners in downtown Seattle, this town would be even more backwards. I miss Manhattan and anytime they can tear down old Seattle buildings and put up more apartments, that's progress towards a dense, sustainable city.
so what does the ugly one story building look like from the outside?
Stranger to Seattle, it's in the photo at the beginning of the post... the white building right behind the sculpture.
The flat parking garage is ugly but easily ignored. What attracts the eye in the photo is the contract of the Wave sculpture and the round building behind the garage. The proposed apartment building, though? Impossible to ignore and way uglier of a backdrop for the Sculpture Park.
But it's apartments, not condos, so I guess I'll add a half-hearted yay, or at least a "well, at least it's not condos" to the fray. Even though I agree the apts will be out of price range for the unwealthy.
I used to have a monthly parking permit in that garage. I lovingly referred to it as "The Rape Barn." I danced a jig on my final day of parking in there. I can't believe I survived.
There's a parking garage that's right behind the Frye Hotel down in Pioneer Square that is Ooodles more creepy than that.
Although I will give this garage points for the stuff that's oozing down down the post on the left side. Do you suppose that's blood from a body that was left there?
Catalina: Is that the garage that is where one parks when staying at the Best Western Pioneer Square?
Why, I don't know, Doctor. I only know it from my former employer (the pointless internet enterprise) that's where we had employee parking, even though it was a good six blocks away.
That was during the time that the Frye had its little defenestration problem, which has since been resolved.
Oh, that concrete rectangle is a building? I thought it was a retaining wall or a backdrop for the sculpture garden or something.
There is a really cool feature though: Just to the left in the first picture, down on Western Avenue (I think) there's a break in the massive concrete retaining wall which leads to a concrete stairway. Tight and claustrophobic, surrounded by very tall walls, the stairway twists its way up to a tiny, inscrutably landscaped plaza between the garage and the round building.
The walls surrounding the stairway are so tall one can't see anything, just a narrow slit of sky. It's almost like a tunnel. Spooky as hell.
Why is it there? Who goes from the garage or the building down to that empty stretch of Western?
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SAN DIEGO — Wearing a Padres robe given to him by ex-teammate Chris Young, Heath Bell had an air of leisure about him as he packed his belongings on Wednesday afternoon.
Prior to perhaps his final game with the Padres — a 9-2 win over the Chicago Cubs at Petco Park — Bell said he believes he will remain with the club next season. Even though the offseason could head in several directions, the free-agent-to-be refused to empty his locker.
"Honestly, I don't think it's the last one," Bell said. "It's one of those things that hopefully the front office and my agent can do something. But I'm not worried about that. In my head, I'm not done."
Bell isn't the only Padre facing an uncertain future.
Two days after a Padres source said the club has discussed a potential coaching staff change, both manager Bud Black and general manager Jed Hoyer declined to confirm when asked if hitting coach Randy Ready would be retained. Black and his staff are expected to hold a meeting on Thursday morning and Hoyer is schedule to meet with the media later in the afternoon.
Ready, who was named the hitting coach on July 31, 2009 after Jim Lefebvre was fired, is already the fifth Padres hitting coach since the team moved into pitcher-friendly Petco Park in 2004. In their first season without departed slugger Adrian Gonzalez, the Padres ranked last in the National League in batting average, home runs, slugging percentage and on-base percentage. The team also finished with the second most strikeouts in the NL, were shut out a league-high 19 times, and, excluding the strike-shortened 1994 season, scored fewer than 600 runs for the first time since 1988.
Few of those hitting woes surfaced in Wednesday's finale.
Cameron Maybin, who established himself as the team's center fielder of the future, doubled in a run to give the Padres a 1-0 lead and also stole his 40th base in 48 tries. Maybin also singled in four at-bats.
Catcher Nick Hundley continued his hot streak with a three-run homer to left and a double. After he returned from the disabled list on Aug. 12, Hundley, hit .367 (47-for-128) with 11 doubles, four triples, six home runs and 14 RBIs.
Will Venable also hit a sixth-inning grand slam, and Wade LeBlanc (5-6) earned the victory, allowing two runs over seven innings.
The only downside of the offensive outburst was it prevented Bell from a save opportunity. It was only the 104th time in three seasons Bell didn't save a Padres victory. Bell, who finished 2011 with 43 saves, closed 55.9 percent of the Padres' 236 victories since he took over for Trevor Hoffman in 2009.
Elias Sports Bureau said Bell accounted for a higher percentage of saves in his team's victories over the last three seasons than any other closer in baseball, which further illustrates Black's point about the importance of a strong bullpen.
"In this day and age, the bullpen is critical," Black said. "Player movement is a part of this game. Do I want Heath back? Yes. So does Jed. There's no two ways about it. He'd love to have him back. But it takes both sides to want to come back. And the thing that's positive is I think there's a will on both sides. That leads me to believe something will happen."
Bell, who turns 34 on Thursday, expected to be traded before the July 31st nonwaiver trade deadline.
But the team instead traded setup man Mike Adams to the Texas Rangers. Hoyer said Bell was kept because he offers draft pick protection.
If the club offers Bell salary arbitration and he still chooses to leave via free agency, the Padres would receive two compensatory draft picks. But Bell said he would prefer to pitch at home and intends to accept arbitration, which would likely result in him being paid in excess of $10 million. Both sides have also expressed interested in a potential multi-year deal.
Padres notes
Wednesday's announced crowd of 32,452 gave the Padres a season total of 2,143,018, an increase of 11,244 from last season. ... OF Cameron Maybin became the ninth Padres player to steal 40 or more bases in a season and it's the 13th time in team history the feat has been accomplished. First-base coach Dave Roberts was the last player to steal 40 bases when he nabbed 49 in 2006.


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Pat, It is appreiated the Rudd government, said sorry for the things happened in the past, it is very important for the future welbeing of all Aboriginal people acrooss this land.
With respect, to our Aboriginal leaders whose hands are virtually tied, when issue of lore and culture rights are tabled. It is most important that Aboriginal people uphold (if only in part). the traditional lore of this land.
For a society with out law to direct, control and maintain the people, for then that society, sovereignty is only fictitious. As these leaders, being employed by the State Government, or Federal can not criticise the policy, or any wrong doings by their employer, (under the rules (government) of their employment).
While Australian law recognises that Aboriginal legal systems existed, and traditional law continues to exist, at the moment, it only recognises an Aboriginal legal system for the purpose of establishing native title rights with respect to land.
There is only two ways Aboriginal (law) Lore can be extinguished, 1. The Australian Government (if it's game) says so, or 2. The Aboriginal people, fail to use the Lore and let it slowly fade away.
As to maintain Aboriginal sovereignty over this land, the traditional Lore must applied when applicable. Now as to lift any unnecessary burden placed on the people. In is most urgent that halt aboriginal people from appearing before the Criminal Justice system, that have done no wrong to others person our property. as t.
It is time that respected leaders considered what is good and what is bad, for next and future generations. Traditional Lore or Whitefella legislated Laws.
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We like it when engineers respond to the way we actually use tools in the field. And we're happy to say that the engineers who designed Milwaukee's new Max BodyGrip 5615-21 router really "got it" when they came up with this new tool.
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Back in January of 2012, Shinedown frontman Brent Smith issued a bit of a challenge to rock fans asking them to rise up, take a stand and declare the return of rock. Since that time, Shinedown has been proudly carrying the torch, bringing their formidable live show from coast to coast with a force fueled by the fists of a legion of loyal rockers.
Shinedown Showcase New Studio Performance of 'I'll Follow You'
We may not have been in the room when Shinedown recorded their latest single, 'I'll Follow You,' but the band is giving fans a pretty close representation of how it might have gone down. The band recently visited Warner Sound's 'The Live Room' at Henson Studios where they set up shop and performed the track.
P.O.D. Welcome Shinedown's Zach Myers for Live U2 Cover 'Bullet the Blue Sky'
Shinedown and Three Days Grace may be co-headlining their current tour, but the third act on the bill isn't exactly your average opener. Veteran hard rock outfit P.O.D. has been playing alongside the two bands throughout both legs of their touring, making for a solid trifecta of rock acts. P.O.D.'s sets are making it worthwhile to get there early, and the band has enjoyed a set crossover of late with Shinedown's Zach Myers joining their performances to play their cover of U2's 'Bullet the Blue Sky.'
Shinedown's Eric Bass Suffers Second Degree Ankle Sprain on Tour
As far as physical professions go, being a musician is usually one of the most injury free occupations you could choose. Still, there are the occasional accidents that happen on the road and Shinedown bassist Eric Bass is feeling the effects of a performance mishap last night (March 22) in Lubbock, Texas.
Shinedown, Three Days Grace + P.O.D. Devour Massachusetts With Rock Assault
"You left me here like a chalk outline" – the chorus to the first single off of Three Days Grace latest disc 'Transit of Venus' rang out almost prophetic in nature as the band took the stage to ravage a rock-hungry New England crowd on a freezing February evening in Lowell, Mass., on Wednesday (Feb. 20).
Avenged Sevenfold vs. Shinedown – 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl, Round 1
It's an inspirational message versus an in-your-face proclamation in this 2013 Loudwire Rock Bowl matchup. This first round pairing sees Avenged Sevenfold attempting to 'Seize the Day' against Shinedown, who appear ready to 'Devour' their new foes.
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You wouldn't know it by looking at him today, but there was a period not too long ago that Shinedown singer Brent Smith was struggling with both drug and alcohol addiction, as well as weight issues. Part of the reason Smith is built as well as he is these days is due to his newfound commitment to his health, and he discussed his transformation with the Los Angeles Times.
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Actually, I'm more than familiar with their language...In the past...I participated in pretty much every NHC Conference Call during the 2004, 2005 Hurricane seasons, plus many others since.
When the 2 AM came out, there was not much to read between the lines...they identified the parameters for development. That's all.
Since then...that low level center ejected north quickly. Even on Long Range Melbourne Radar...it is evident that there is no Low Level Center where they say it is. Actually, the thunderstorms that are northeast of their estimated center are in fact moving well away to the northeast (toward the true low that was Dorian and has departed). It makes no sense. LINK
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The Percussion Ensemble performs twentieth century compositions written expressly for percussion instruments, as well as transcriptions of more well known works. From a pedagogical orientation, the Percussion Ensemble is an integral component of the multidimensional, comprehensive percussion training offered at University of Missouri-St. Louis. On the one hand, the individual student's weekly private lesson deals in great detail with concepts and issues of technique, musicality, and performance; in complementary fashion, the Percussion Ensemble serves as the "workshop" within which those concepts can be most fully explored and musicianship most thoroughly developed. While the experience of rehearsals and performances with such large organizations as orchestra and symphonic band are invaluable for the performing percussionist and critical to the training of the music educator, the Percussion Ensemble is a unique and vital element in the training of all musicians involved.
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It was at Rome, on the 15th of October, 1764, as I sat musing amidst the ruins of the Capitol, while the barefoot friars were singing vespers in the Temple of Jupiter, that the idea of writing the decline and fall of the city first started to my mind.
Corruption, the most infallible symptom of constitutional liberty.
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Making this classic dish isn't as difficult as it might seem. Here, chef Bobby Flay shares his secrets to easy chicken Milanese complemented with an arugula and tomato salad dressed in a lemon vinaigrette.
For the vinaigrette:
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 4 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
For the salad:
- 2 cups baby arugula leaves
- 1 small head or radicchio, cut thin, discarding core
- 1 pint cherry or grape tomatoes, cut in half
- 1 - 2 shallots, depending on their size, very thinly sliced
- 8 - 10 basil leaves
- red pepper flakes to taste
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
For the chicken:
- 4 skinless, boneless chicken breasts, pounded to approximately 1/4 inch thickness between two pieces of wax paper
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 3 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 1/2 cups dry bread crumbs
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup canola oil for sautéing
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Preheat oven 200 degrees.Whisk the Dijon mustard and the lemon juice together in a medium size bowl. Slowly whisk in the olive oil until emulsified. Add the salt and pepper to taste. Set aside.In a larger bowl combine the baby arugula, radicchio, tomatoes and shallots and set aside.Place the flour, the eggs and the breadcrumbs in three separate shallow bowls, season with salt and pepper. Season the chicken breasts with salt and pepper on both sides. Dredge chicken breasts in flour, tap off excess, then dip in the egg letting any excess drip off and then finally dredge in the breadcrumbs. Heat 1/4 cup of canola oil in a large sauté pan until the oil just begins to shimmer. Place breaded chicken in the heated oil, working in batches as to not overcrowd the pan, sautéing just until just golden brown on both sides, approximately 4 minutes per side. Remove from pan and place on a plate lined with paper towels to absorb any excess oil. Then place chicken breasts on a sheet pan in warm oven while you cook the next batch. To serve, season salad with salt and pepper and lightly dress with lemon vinaigrette. Transfer each chicken breast to a dinner plate, scatter arugula salad on top, sprinkle red pepper flakes for some heat and tear some fresh basil leaves on top.Dice the summer squash, eggplant and onions into a small dice. Halve the cherry tomatoes. Thinly slice spring garlic, oregano and parsley. Tear the basil. In a large cast iron skillet, individually pan-roast each vegetable separately on medium heat, starting with the squash, followed by the eggplant, followed by the onions, and then finish with the garlic.Off heat, mix the vegetables. Fold in the tomatoes and herbs. Season with olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper. In salted boiling water, cook the fresh pasta for 2 minutes. Toss cooked pasta with heated ragu, 1 tablespoon parmigiano, and 2 tablespoons olive oil, fresh lemon juice and freshly ground black pepper.


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Published: June 29, 2001
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So why publish something nobody can read? Euregio.net says the offending paragraph and its many horoscope-related keywords were there solely to push the site higher in search engine results, thus boosting traffic.
"It was really to trick the search engine, and to try to get the people who would normally be interested in the information on our site, to try to get them on their site," said Hubert Savelberg, chief executive of Euregio.net.
Women.com removed the copied text after Euregio.net pointed it out last month, but did not respond to a request for monetary compensation and a published acknowledgement of the copying, Euregio.net said. The suit seeks one million euros ($860,000) in damages. Until this week the InternetHoroscopes pages with the copied text, complete with Euregio.net's spelling mistakes, were still available from the Google search engine, which keeps slightly out-of-date copies of sites in its cache.
Carl Fischer, vice president for corporate communications at iVillage Inc. which completed an acquisition of Women.com this month, said he could not talk about the specifics of the suit. "We believe the suit is without merit, and we plan on vigorously defending ourselves," he said.
But Savelberg said iVillage officials seemed "more willing to have a dialogue" than Women.com's management, and that lawyers for the two companies had spoken by phone on Thursday. No agreement had been reached yet, he said.
There have been a number of lawsuits involving hidden text in Web pages. But Danny Sullivan, editor of the Search Engine Watch site, noted that most of these have focused on the misuse of trademarks in so-called meta tags, which are part of the underlying HTML code of the page and can include keywords for use by search engines. For example, Playboy has had a lengthy legal battle with Terri Welles, its 1981 Playmate of the Year, over her right to use the word "playboy" in the meta tags of her own site.
The horoscope dispute "is an evolution beyond that" because it deals with copyright infringement, said Sullivan, who served as an expert witness on behalf of Welles in the Playboy dispute. He said the only similar case was a 1999 crackdown by the Federal Trade Commission on pagejacking, a sophisticated trick in which search engines are fed a page copied from a popular site while Web surfers are shown something entirely different. The InternetHoroscopes copying was "a relatively low-tech thing" by comparison, Sullivan said.
From a legal perspective, the high-tech twist in this dispute is that no humans were likely to read the allegedly infringing material. Traditionally, copyright infringement involves some sort of publication, said Richard Raysman, a partner at the New York firm of Brown Raysman Millstein Felder & Steiner who specializes in technology law. It could be argued, he said, that "if it's invisible, then it's not a publication."
However, Raysman said, "if someone's actually copied this and included the typos, and at some point it's accessible to another entity, even though it's invisible to humans, I think the court would come down on the side of the Belgian company."
Savelberg said his company discovered the copying after puzzling over InternetHoroscopes' appearance in certain search results. A look at the site's HTML code revealed the copied text, with "Internet Horoscopes" inserted wherever "EasyScopes" had been.
Savelberg said Euregio.net has always tried to maximize its sites' appeal to search engines, which rank results based on several factors including the presence of keywords. The company's efforts seem to be paying off. Search results for "horoscopes" on leading search engines like Excite and Google feature EasyScopes near the top of the page. On Thursday, EasyScopes was the fourth site listed on Google, while InternetHoroscopes was a lowly 29th.


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Statewide musky and bass season closed last Friday, but warm days have left some fisheries wide open for late-fall fishing fun on many fronts.
True, streams could use another round of rainfall and lake levels need to see increased rains and snows through the cold-weather season. But given all that, area anglers benefited from Hurricane Sandy's deluge delivery. Boaters are able to get afloat and enjoy some productive outings while stream waders talk about an abundance of trout.
With winter just a couple weeks away and fall feeding forays doing a major ding to forage bases in lakes and streams, anglers able to sneak out of Santa-season plans can get in on some impressive numbers for early-December bites and catches.
Deer hunters will be afield for the regular gun season and muzzleloader minders will continue their pursuits until Dec. 18, so many a once-busy fishing hot spot is now open ready for some serious rod-bending and reeling.
Lake Erie
Creek levels looked good from Buffalo to Barcelona on Monday; anglers enjoyed early-fall temperatures and fair-to-good steelie runs early this week. Cattaraugus Creek remained slightly stained but fishable. Promised rains and temperature drops should precipitate even better stream conditions for 'bows headed into feeder streams.
Perch schools remain solid out deeper, but few boaters have gotten in on ringback runs. Most of the action picks up out deeper; Rick Miller gets reports from regulars of the better bite coming from depths of 56 to 70 feet. Earlier this week, bait schools showed solidly on the sonar screen at 40-foot depths, but the better bite came from 60-foot depths.
Last week, 62-foot depths showed the most marks and best buckets of perch. On Monday, over a depth of 64 was where to score for bigger perch.
Critics — anti-anglers and regular — point out that pulling bottom fish from Erie's depths results in a loss of fish. Hooking mortality rates vary, but boaters who have been anchored a while and are catching fish always seem to be encircled by a flock of sea gulls awaiting castoff dead minnows and smaller fish too stunned to return to the bottom.
As always, when fishing over depths of 50, 60, 70 or more feet, ease the retrieval rate when setting the hook on a biter too small for filleting. Often, moving from a spot overrun with smaller fish can eventually produce a place with those plug-sized perch worthy of a fry, bake or broil.
Niagara River
Perch schools in the upper river have moved closer to shore. Casters had done well on walleyes at the foot of Ferry Street and Ontario Street a while ago, and some casters still give it a shot just before dark for rolling a marbleeye or two.
But the better shore bite has been yellow perch along Buffalo and Grand Island accesses. Jigs and small spinners take a few perch and other panfish, but a fresh emerald shiner shines when it comes to catch sizes and numbers, notes Bill Van Camp at Big Catch Bait & Tackle on Niagara Street.
Lower river drifters are seeing more steelies than lakers in ideal (mildly stained) waters. A meat menu — either egg sacks or live minnows — can hammer steelheads. "Even Kwikfish can take them now," said Capt. Frank Campbell of a trout run that can produce a dozen or more fish per outing, with a couple at or above the 10-pound mark.
Lake Ontario
Stream action has slowed. "The fish are there but they have developed lockjaw as water levels drop," said Sharon Narburgh at Narby's Superette in Kent. Waders see fish in Oak Orchard well up to the Waterport Dam and in smaller nearby streams such as Johnsons Creek and Marsh Creek.
Smaller baits, longer fluorocarbon leaders and approaches away from other anglers all help in beefing up the bite.
Perch schools have moved into creek mouths from the Niagara River eastward to Sodus Bay. On warmer days, boaters have headed out to fish near creek mouths for a few nice ringbacks.
The most and biggest perch reports come from deeper waters of Irondequoit Bay. "There are only a few diehards still going out there and getting them good," said Rick Reagan at Jay-Ve Fishing Tackle in Rochester. Reagan has a good stock of fathead minnows ,and they do the trick on perch in Irondequoit's deeper waters. "They have to move around, but 50-foot depths near the (Route 104) Bridge have been best," Reagan said of successful boaters' recent outings.
At every site along the Ontario shoreline, a live minnow held close to bottom is the way to sit and hit on perch.
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A new UCS survey reports that an EV would fit the lifestyles of 4 out of 10 households, requiring little change in driving habits. The organization randomly surveyed 1,004 adults about their driving and parking routines and found that 42 percent of car owners met the basic criteria for daily use of a plug-in hybrid EV, like the Chevrolet Volt. Half of those households could comfortably own a traditional EV, like the Nissan Leaf.
The survey used the following criteria for the suitability of a plug-in hybrid: having access to parking and an outlet at home and work, not needing to carry more than four occupants in the car and not needing to haul or tow anything. For EV suitability, the survey criteria expanded to include a maximum weekday driving range of 60 miles and access to another vehicle if typical weekend driving exceeds that.
So what's preventing 42 percent of U.S. households from jumping on the EV bandwagon? The UCS cites cost as an issue, though prices of EVs are going down and government tax incentives help ease the sticker shock, though getting the credit can be tricky. To the USC, however, the cost of not adopting widespread EV usage is high. According to the organization, if everyone who could switch to driving on electricity did so today, the nation would:
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The series of animated shorts, adapted directly from the beloved "Peanuts" comic strips, will premiere next month on Boomerang.
A satellite of the Charles M. Schulz Museum, the Snoopy Museum is devoted to "Peanuts" and, specifically, that iconic beagle.
The next volume of Fantagraphics' "Complete Peanuts" will collect the final strips in Charles Schulz's iconic series.
Manga dominates Bookscan's January charts, which also feature "Star Wars," "Saga"; "Peanuts'" Linus' namesake passes away.
Did Charles Schulz's affair in the late 1960s spill over into the "Peanuts" strip? Comic Book Legends Revealed gets to the bottom of this mystery.
Director Steve Martino and Charles M. Schulz's family reveal how they ensured the movie remained faithful to the beloved comic strip and TV specials.
The cable channel has struck a deal for the 500 animated shorts, marking the first time they'll be broadcast in English.
Jack heads to a sorcery convention in "Big Trouble in Little China," it's finals week in "Giant Days," plus "Adventure Time" & more from BOOM!.
The legendary cartoonist's wife and son are among those interviewed in a new featurette promoting "The Peanuts Movie."
In celebration of the 65th anniversary of the beloved comic strip, Snoopy, Charlie Brown & Co. will open a Peanuts Cafe in Tokyo.
Charles Schulz's classic animated special is commemorated in stamp form this holiday season.
Reflecting on the decline of the beloved strip! Malaysian cartoonist Zunar wins Human Rights Watch grant! Interviews with Alison Bechdel and Kieron Gillen! Plus more!
To celebrate Snoopy's birthday, "The Peanuts Movie" has released a video in which director Steve Martino shows us how to draw everyone's favorite beagle.
"Peanuts" is celebrating the 47th anniversary of the beloved comic stripâs first African-American character by declaring today National Franklin Day.
Inspired by the trailer for "The Peanuts Movie," one R/C builder has created a quadcopter to send Snoopy and his doghouse soaring above San Diego.
Charlie Brown and Snoopy take center stage in the new full-length trailer for the 3D-animated film from Fox and Blue Sky Studios.
"Oh, Killstrike" #1 puts the "boom" back in BOOM! Studios, SAMCRO rides, "Hexed" bewitches and more new comics out this week!
The cartoonist discusses her swamp animal kids book, lessons learned from Charles Schulz and why "The Peanuts Movie" is on the right track.
"Peanuts: A Tribute to Charles M. Schulz" will feature work from creators like Matt Groening, Stan Sakai, Jeff Lemire and more.
The "Usagi Yojimbo" cartoonist tells CBR News he is working on a 'Charlie Brown in Tokyo' short story for a hardcover anniversary antyhology.
The "Peanuts Movie" producer discusses his initial fears regarding taking on a film starring the beloved characters.
A voicemail from a child upset about cutting "Garfield," "Peanuts" and more started out pleasant enough, but soon devolved into a chorus of insults.
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In anything at all, perfection is finally attained not when there is no longer anything to add, but when there is no longer anything to take away.
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I am willing to allow that smoking is a moral weakness, but on the other hand, we must beware of the man without weaknesses. He is not to be trusted. He is apt to be always sober and he cannot make a single mistake. His habits are likely to be regular, his existence more mechanical and his head always maintains its supremacy over his heart. Much as I like reasonable persons, I hate completely rational beings.
Lin Yutang (1895 - 1976)
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He wore his gown and walked along exactly like the other monks, but his face and his step, his peaceful downward glance, his peaceful downward-hanging hand, and every finger of his hand spoke of peace, spoke of completeness, sought nothing, imitated nothing, reflected a continuous quiet, an unfading light, an invulnerable peace.
Hermann Hesse (1877 - 1962)
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All of us failed to match our dreams of perfection. So I rate us on the basis of our splendid failure to do the impossible.
William Faulkner (1897 - 1962)
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Everything is already perfect. And if you can accept that everything is already perfect, the imperfection is a part of the perfection. What's to worry about? [Laughs]
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The Way is basically perfect. It doesn't require perfecting. The Way has no form or sound. It's subtle and hard to perceive. It's like when you drink water: you know how hot or cold it is, but you can't tell others.
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[Beauty is] "Perfection of rhythm, balanced perfection of rhythm. Everything in Nature is expressed by rhythmic waves of light. Every thought and action is a light-wave of thought and action. If one interprets the God within one, one's thoughts and actions must be balanced rhythmic waves. Ugliness, fears, failures and diseases arise from unbalanced thoughts and actions. Therefore think beauty always if one desire vitality of body and happiness."
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Everything is perfect in the universe - even your desire to improve it.
Wayne Dyer
Everything is perfect, but there is a lot of room for improvement.
Shunryu Suzuki-roshi (1905 - 1971)
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If everything is perfect, language is useless. This is true for animals. If animals don't speak, it's because everything's perfect for them. If one day they start to speak, it will be because the world has lost a certain sort of perfection.
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The one thing that I have absolutely loved here is the academics. Almost every professor I've had is intelligent and personable, and have helped figure out what I want to do with my life.
The Political Science department is great. There are some professors who are clearly conservative and others are clearly liberal, which is kind of a bummer because it makes me like/dislike them more or less based on that. The workload is very hard but everything we're studying is very relevant. BC is definitely a great school that looks good on resumes and will help you get jobs.
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BRYAN, Texas -- The official ribbon cutting for uRide took place Wednesday afternoon in Bryan.
uRide is a 24/7 on-demand car service designed with college students in mind. Once the student downloads the free app, they can order a ride at any time with the touch of a button on their smartphone. The consumer can watch their car's arrival in real time on their screen as a trained, uniformed driver arrives, greets them by name, ushers them into the car, and escorts them anywhere they need to go. The funds to pay for the service are debited from a prefunded account.
uRide is the next evolution of car service. uRide makes getting around more efficient and more pleasant. uRide is looking to make lifetime value members, once these students that are beginning the trend graduate college, to expand their market and allow people to save money instead of owning their own car. The uRide drivers are employees rather than independent contractors. The service comes with a car, insurance, and gas. The entire fleet of uRide vehicles is made up of 2013 Toyota Prius V's, or what uRide likes to call Eco-limos!
For more information about uRide, click here, or download the free app today!