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About a year ago, I asked readers to share with me some of their favorite local places, institutions that have been a part of life in Western New York for generations and are still thriving.
My idea was to chronicle these "Timeless Treasures" in a yearlong series of monthly stories, to remind people that we should celebrate what we have, not bemoan what we have lost.
But being a native myself, with an outlook that is equal parts dread and pessimism, I was worried that I wasn't going to be able to come up with 12 such stories. I was sort of right. There were so many options it was difficult to stop at only 12.
It's become oddly normal for those of us who live here to buy into the idea that we are cursed – by bad weather, job and population loss and inadequate leadership. The year that just ended reminded me that we are not cursed; we are blessed.
We see things every day that friends and relatives wish they could see again, just once. We absentmindedly eat food whose mere name – foot-long, beef on weck, A-Bomb – will cause lip-smacking a thousand miles away. We make regular visits to places that inhabit the dreams of expatriates.
My one regret is that I didn't get to visit some of the ones on my list for a variety of reasons, weather being a main factor. Ives Pond in the City of Tonawanda, for example, has been a great place to ice skate for free for decades, but much less so when the temperature never gets low enough to freeze the water. I did get to write about Chestnut Ridge in Orchard Park, but focused on the running trails in the park and the "Ridge Runners" who gather there every Saturday. The original plan was to write about the toboggan run and sledding hill, but once again, the weirdly warm winter weather did me in. Bye's Popcorn in Olcott, a roadside stand that has a rabid following but is largely unknown to most of the population, was a must-see, but several obstacles prevented that from happening. I'll come up with an excuse to get there in 2013.
Speaking of rabid followings, I could have done the entire series on restaurants. It occurred to me at some point that the places people kept telling me to visit – Louie's, Anderson's, Ted's, John & Mary's and Duff's – all had locations on Sheridan Drive, so I killed five birds with one stone.
Besides being cherished by countless people who live here or have moved away, the other thing every institution had in common was family. Either it has always been in the family – all of the above restaurants, plus Hoover's Dairy, Vidler's 5 & 10, Bocce Club Pizza, Mayer Bros., the Transit Drive-In – or a family connection is what keeps it strong: an aunt spending a Saturday afternoon at the Palace Theater with her niece; a father taking his son to bowl a few games at Thruway Lanes or play 18 at Bob-O-Link, like his father did with him years before; a young family sharing a gargantuan sundae at Condrell's; a mother and her two teenage sons on a thrill ride at Martin's Fantasy Island.
These are the places, the moments I will think of the next time a clueless professional athlete or uninformed out-of-towner insults us or some list is generated that feeds our communal inferiority complex.
When that happens, I will keep in mind that some may pity or denigrate us, but as many or more envy us. I know at least a dozen reasons why.
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Biomedical Sciences Ph.D. candidate Miranda Carper was selected for a graduate student travel award to attend the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) Annual Meeting in Boston, Massachusetts. ASBMB is one of six participating societies represented at the 2013 Experimental Biology Conference. The conference will run from April 20-24, and will bring together researchers from all over the world.
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"Winning the first gold medal, we were young, sweet, we did it. Winning back-to-back medals is very difficult. To go for a three-peat – I don't know if you could write the script the way it turned out. But we believed," May-Treanor told PEOPLE Wednesday.
May-Treanor, 35, and Walsh Jennings, 33, defeated fellow Team USA athletes Jen Kessy and April Ross in the all-American final.
But even May-Treanor and Walsh Jennings's opponents couldn't help but feel elated for the team who helped pioneer women's beach volleyball.
"They are the best team of all time, and it doesn't seem too bad to be second to them right now," said Ross, 30. "We're happy for them."
Added Kessy, 35, "Kerri and Misty, hats off to them. They played unbelievable, they were tough to stop and we're really proud."
The final match marks first time since 1996 – when beach volleyball made its Olympic debut – that two teams from the same country competed for the gold.
"April and Jen, they fought hard. Of course there can only be one winner, but for us to meet them in the gold medal match, it says a lot about our sport, a lot about the teams up here. I'm happy about the four of us sharing this moment," said May-Treanor.
After May-Treanor and Walsh Jennings – who have played together for 11 years – extended their Olympic winning streak to 21 consecutive games, the duo reflected on their time together.
"I'm just proud to finish the journey with Misty how we finished it. It's been 11 years of really fun and crazy times. She's the best there ever has been," Walsh Jennings said. "We're so close and connected. Our competitive journey is done, that's a big deal. That crushes me a little bit. But the next stage is going to be fun. We're going to get to be girlfriends. … It makes it really bittersweet."
Although she's retiring form the sport that made her an Olympian, volleyball will always be a part of May-Treanor's life.
"Beach volleyball is not going to be my career anymore," she said. "It's time for me to be a wife. I want to be a mom and share time with my family. My mind says it's time and my body says it's time, and it's the right time. I'm not going to leave this sport. It's time for me to help the next generation."


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We go up the elevator to the kids' section and she finds her name tag necklace. Then the teacher (or PERSON who lives in the library) ushers the group into another room for twenty minutes while the moms wait outside. And during that time I mosey around the books or check my phone but I never talk to one of the other moms and they don't talk to me. Why is this.
When storytime is up, we are called in to watch an old film from a projector onto a white screen and then we make a craft. I've caught a few weak-smiled glances here and there a couple of times - maybe they like Ivy's colorful outfit today or maybe they are thinking does that child ever wear matching clothing?
Admittedly, just like the beautifully illustrated hardbacks I pile in my arms, I am totally guilty of judging books by their covers.
Most of these moms are wearing workout clothes and look good in them. Like, they just came from a run or yoga class but had time to fix their hair, so. And I clearly just woke up, finger brushed away the bedhead and threw on the same jeans from yesterday (and okay the day before that, too.) I imagine that if any one of them ever does talk to me, I'll find out that their kid in the library class is their first child. That would explain a lot. Maybe I don't engage with them because I don't want to know any different.
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HSBC Bank USA's top executive in Buffalo said Wednesday that the bank's decision to move out of its namesake tower will not cost jobs and is not the start of an eventual withdrawal from the region.
Instead, said Kevin Quinn, the bank's moves show HSBC wants to stay downtown, just in a different and more cost-effective location.
"We view it as a positive statement of HSBC's commitment to Western New York," said Quinn, senior vice president and head of upstate corporate banking.
He dismissed fears that have spread as the bank has changed its focus globally and nationally while downsizing its regional operations.
"The fact that HSBC has made this announcement and made a commitment to the area is a very, very strong message from a global player that I consider to be an incredible resource," he said.
HSBC confirmed Wednesday it will pull all operations and employees out of One HSBC Center by the end of its lease next October, ending a 40-year relationship with the city's tallest structure. It will consolidate all 3,000 area employees into the HSBC Atrium it owns a block away and a sprawling facility it rents in Depew.
No jobs will be lost in what is essentially a real estate move, the bank said, and HSBC will continue as both a major employer and a corporate citizen. In fact, officials noted, the Buffalo area is the bank's second-largest employment hub in the country.
"Our roots are long and deep here, being the location of HSBC's first U.S. acquisition," Quinn said. "We've had a large employment base here for many, many years."
He said HSBC has "great reason" to stay in Buffalo, citing overhead and real estate costs that are "significantly less than you would find in any other city around the country." And it already has 3,000 workers "that are currently familiar with our operations [and] trained with our systems and products."
"This is an organization that could pick up and relocate anywhere. But we've chosen to stay here because of the economics that Buffalo offers," he said.
Additionally, "we will still continue to be a very solid and stable corporate neighbor, and very active in the community from a philanthropic standpoint," he said, citing "a few fairly substantial contributions" recently to local organizations.
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Saturday, September 21, 2013
Raising money for charity, that's what the Mount Pleasant Mom to Mom Sale is all about. The bi-annual consignment sale is set for Sept. 28 at the National Guard Armory in Mount Pleasant. If you have shopped the sale before you know that the deals on children's items are awesome. This is the MOMS (Moms Offering Moms Support) Clubs of Mount Pleasant's biggest charity fundraiser. All proceeds go directly to charity and it is completely run by local volunteers.
The spring 2013 sale raised more than $6,000 for the selected charity. The line will start earlier, but the doors will flood open at 7 a.m. and close at 11 a.m. and then reopen from noon to 1:30 p.m. for the 50 percent off sale. Don't forget to bring a basket or bin to carry your items home. Remember, in supporting the Mom to Mom Sale, you are also doing good for our community.
The fall sale features toys, books, fall and winter clothing, baby equipment, bedding, furniture and more from over 100 different consignors and vendors all for amazing prices.
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– Tyson Apostol, Survivor: Tocantins
Sunday night on Survivor, Tyson Apostol beat Gervase Peterson and Monica Culpepper for a million dollars, the title of Sole Survivor, and the highly-coveted Final Fishy.
After two seasons of over-thinking and self-destructing, Tyson played a dominant strategic game. That was capped off by his masterful jury performance, one of the best in the show's history.
Tyson, who typically maintains an attitude of almost sociopathic sangfroid, broke down in tears talking about his girlfriend Rachel, who was the third person eliminated. Rather than swap places with Tyson at Redemption Island, Rachel had elected to compete, believing that Tyson had a better shot in the game.
"I [had] to focus every day and show her that I appreciated her sacrifice," Tyson said. He made big moves, found idols, and won challenges, but "it wasn't ever personal."
Tyson was helped by poor performances from Gervase and Monica. Both struggled to get out of Tyson's shadow. Monica got particular heat from the jury for being, in Hayden's words, "fake." She repeatedly insisted that the experience was one of growth and discovery – but eventually grew frustrated with the jury's questions. "Have you all never met a nice person?" she demanded.
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Anybody has to get lucky to win Survivor, and Tyson had his fair share of luck. Rachel leaving the game early saved Tyson from being part of a threatening pair. (Aras and Vytas Baskauskas, by contrast, each played a spectacular game, but together they were too obviously dangerous.)
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And of course, Tyson got lucky at the rock draw, where he had a one in three chance of being immediately eliminated from the game.
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A person with a lazy eye that looks at the wall.
Steve is a walleye, I can't tell if he's looking at me or the wall.
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από cid 9 Ιούλιος 2004
Another term used for a person who is cross eyed or has a disturbing lazy eye. One eye is looking at you and the other is looking at the wall, hence the term walleye.
Clarence was looking at Mark but his walleye was looking out the window at the lake that he wanted to fish in.
από bukkake the porno clown 2 Νοέμβριος 2007
The condition of some chick who has one eye looking at you, and her other eye is looking at the wall. Kinda like being cross eyed except instead of the floating eye looking inward it looks outward.
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A term for breasts that exhibit characteristics similar to that of a walleye fish head.Breast angle and nipple direction close to 180 degrees apart.
Did you se that chic's walleyes, she could probably tuck them under her arms
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When a man pulls his balls out of his pants through the zipper, and lets them hang out for lengths of time. Often used as a practical joke at party, church, or any other social event.
Dude, don't look now, but Gooch is pulling a walleye again.
από Mad Dog Akron 5 Φεβρουάριος 2009
You go commando in shorts and hang your balls out the side of your shorts. Then you invite ladies over and watch their eyes wander to your exposed nuts.
I invited Jody over to walleye her. When she busted me I asked, ''Did I sit in gum?"
από bluetorch73 13 Ιούνιος 2007


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I hope you're having a happy new year!🙂 It looks like my first post of this year will be a makeup review (I'm a little behind on these, I really apologize! They just take the most time which is something I've had little of!) The folks at Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics (OCC for short) were very kind to send me some products of theirs to review and test out. At the time I received the products, I didn't own any OCC products. Well needless to say, I have a TON of lip tars now as they are one of my favorite lip products to use on not only myself, but my clients. They keep things sterile due to you having to squeeze it out and a little (and I mean a LITTLE) goes a LONG way! Anyway, on to the review!
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The Canisius College Alumni Association presented history professor Bruce J. Dierenfield with its 2013 Kenneth L. Koessler Distinguished Faculty Award during spring honors convocation this month in the Montante Cultural Center. The award recognizes one faculty member for teaching excellence and outstanding contributions to the academic world.
Dierenfield, who lives in Kenmore, specializes in 20th century American politics, society and law, and the Civil Rights movement. For several years, he served as a Peter Canisius Distinguished Teaching Professor, during which time he established and coordinated the college's program in the African American Experience. Dierenfield also is director of the All-College Honors Program, which offers educational experiences to a select group of students who excelled academically in high school and in college entrance exams.
A graduate of St. Olaf College, Dierenfield holds a Ph.D. in American history from the University of Virginia.
Jerold C. Frakes, professor of English at the University at Buffalo, received a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation fellowship to support his study of the emergence of early Yiddish literature during the 2013-14 academic year.
Frakes, a scholar of medieval European literature, joined the UB faculty in 2006, after many years as a professor of German and comparative literature at the University of Southern California.
He has received a number of awards, grants and fellowships over the course of his career, notably a National Endowment for the Arts research fellowship and two fellowships from Germany's Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.
Yusef Burgos, a 2013 graduate of City Honors School, is the second recipient of the Drake M. Francescone Memorial Scholarship. The $8,000 award is made possible through a contribution in Drake's name made by his father, Joseph R. Francescone.
Burgos, a member of the varsity basketball, football and baseball teams, was nominated for the award by his physical education teacher, Andrew Krause. The award is named for Francescone, a teacher and coach remembered for fostering a tradition of excellence in the classroom and on the playing fields.
Burgos plans to pursue his education at the University at Buffalo.
Buffalo Architecture Foundation's Architecture + Education program will receive a national Diversity Recognition Program award for increasing diversity and inclusion within the architecture profession.
The program brings local architects, Buffalo Public School classroom teachers and University at Buffalo architecture students together to teach standard New York State curriculum through architectural principles. In the past decade the program has been involved in 62 classrooms with the participation of 75 local architects and more than 2,000 students.
The honorees will be celebrated during the 2013 American Institute of Architects National Convention and Design Exhibition in June in Denver.
The Zonta Club of Kenmore presented academic awards totaling $6,000 at its annual dinner last week at Wynwood Kenmore.
Recipients were: Mary Katharine Ginnane and Lyn Brown, seniors at Mount St. Mary Academy; Kathryn Rogemoser of Sweet Home High School; Kayla Catalano and Sarah Pray, seniors at Kenmore West Senior High School; and Samantha Kupco of Kenmore East Senior High School.
Zonta is an international organization of professional women.
Two Chautauqua County senior citizens, Mary Wisniewski and Patricia Baker were honored for their outstanding service at an Albany ceremony sponsored by the New York State Office for the Aging. Baker and Wisniewski were nominated by MaryAnn Spanos and the Chautauqua County Office for the Aging.
Wisniewski, 85, was born and raised in Chautauqua County and has been involved with the Office for the Aging since 1993. As part of her volunteer efforts, she provides medical transportation, caregiver support visitation for the isolated and assists clients with cooking meals and grocery shopping. On average, she serves 50 hours a week and provides assistance for at least a dozen people.
Baker has been a resident of New York for 76 years and has volunteered with numerous organizations, including seven years with the Office for the Aging, 31 years with the Chautauqua Fire Department/Rescue Auxiliary, and 46 years with the VFW Auxiliary. In addition, she has worked with the North Harmony Senior Citizens for 10 years, has been an active member of the Volunteers for Mayville Food Pantry for seven years and has volunteered for five years with the Mayville Senior Citizens.
Several local residents have graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.
Air Force Airman Ryan J. Pawlicki is the grandson of Gwen Dench of North Java. He is a 2012 graduate of Warsaw High School.
Air Force Airman 1st Class Ian D. Rayfield is the son of Mary Rayfield of Buffalo, and John Rayfield of Holly Hill, Fla. He earned distinction as an honor graduate. The airman is a 2008 graduate of West Seneca West High School.
Air Force Airman 1st Class Christopher J. Godlove is the son of John Godlove Jr. of Sarasota, Fla., and Nancy Quattrone of Lakewood. He is a 2004 graduate of Southwestern Central High School. He earned a bachelor's degree in 2008 from St. John Fisher College in Rochester.
Anna R. Zahm was named the recipient of the Harold C. Bohn Prize in Anthropology and the Hawley Prizes in Greek and Latin at Hamilton College's annual Class and Charter Day earlier this month.
Zahm, a senior majoring in anthropology/archaeology and classical studies, is a graduate of Orchard Park High School. She is the daughter of Robert and Susan Zahm of Colden.
Scholarships have been awarded to Western Division Federal Credit Union members who are high school seniors planning to further their education at a two- or four-year college or university. The five scholarships were awarded to students that exhibited excellence in four categories: GPA; community service; leadership roles and an essay question. This year's winners received $1000 each, with one recipient awarded an additional $500 due to his service to the community.
Recipients are: Maura Seitz, Cheektowaga; Kelsey Hatfield, Bowmansville; Monica Thurston, Amherst; Christina Richard, Grand Island; and Jacob Brown, Fredonia, who also received the Outstanding Service to the Community Award.
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I am holding in my hands the Tyler Folio from Levenger. This item is wonderful, just the right weight and feel. On this purchase, I had my full name engraved and that turned...Read complete review
I am holding in my hands the Tyler Folio from Levenger. This item is wonderful, just the right weight and feel. On this purchase, I had my full name engraved and that turned out extremely nice as well. The Tyler comes with a notepad that has very nice paper quality, but the format on the paper is very nice. Having a page, date topic, and filed under section preprinted on each sheet is very handy. I would have to say that overall, I am extremely pleased! This folio has already become something I use daily in all of my meetings including when I am away from the office. I use the Levenger Circa system notebooks for office and personal projects. While on the move, I am using the Tyler extensively.
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I have bought these folios before as a business gift with our company logo. I decided to buy a personalized one for myself.I have to agree with the previous reviewer who stated that the quality of this item is not what it used to be. The leather is much cheaper in appearance and touch. I have bought many other leather items from Levenger but this is the first one where the leather was of an inferior quality. Also I had my name engraved on the folio and the debossing is very inconsistent. Some letters are much more pronounced than others as you can see from the photograph.
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I would recommend this item to anyone giving a graduation gift. The initials stamped in were the perfect touch.
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The photo in the slide show to the left was taken at a family member's wedding last summer, and it captures a perfect moment between my son and his "GreatPapa," my grandfather.
Noah was telling GreatPapa a story about canoeing, and my grandfather listened intently, holding Noah's little hands. I love everything about this tender photograph, and I know how lucky we are that my children have a great-grandfather who is vibrant and healthy at 87.
We don't see GreatPapa as much as we would like to, although he lives only two hours away in Wyoming. But I make sure my boys know how important he is in our lives and how many wonderful things he can teach them because he has experienced so much himself.
I have a large extended family, and I was fortunate to grow up close to my cousins, aunts, uncles and grandparents. When I was little, it was so fun to go on mountain picnics in the summer with everyone and go exploring with my cousins. As an adult, it is great to go to Wyoming at Christmas and Easter to see those same cousins as we become adults and start families of our own.
Family is something I want to give my children because it is so important to know what you are a part of. They have no cousins of their own yet, but just knowing my cousins, my aunts and uncles and their GreatPapa gives them a sense of connection to a group beyond our little nuclear family. Their stories come from my family's stories and will become the stories of their own children in the future.
Like every family, we have our rifts and our arguments. But despite this, I would never want my boys to go without the memories that an extended family can provide, and the immeasurable value of knowing where they come from, what they are a part of, and the support system they have surrounding them.
Kayenta Williams is married with two children. Read her every other Wednesday on Greeley Moms. Also check out her personal blog at Two Little Fishies.
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Sony MDR-V6 Monitor Series Headphones
"This was my first step into higher-end audio, and I recommend it to anyone in this position as well. Never had comfort issues (especially if the cups are replaced), and the price is very reasonable. I had great success when listening to music such as classical to R&B. The only issue I had with the headphone was the coiled cable, which is long and prone to becoming tangled...." --AKGQ701
Sony MDR-MA900 Over the Head Style Headphones
"The MA900 is "less headphone & more music". The build is sparse, minimalist and does raise some doubts about durability. The magnesium alloy frame is the backbone holding the plastic enclosed lollipop drivers. The cable is nothing special and I never had issues with tangling. This headphone may not rank high on the build category but remember that it well makes up for it in comfort.The..." --bala
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" got em for 10$ in blue ,store had them on sale so l said sure y not and l m glad :) they re light and comfortable cheap ( since l destroy my buds alot :( ) and most of all the sound surprised me ,they sound great !! if you need a replacement for your ipod etc get em can not go wrong :) " --drkrazyrich
Sony MDR-XB500 40mm XB Diaphragm Driver Extra Bass Headphones
" Sony MDR-XB500 Affordable Pulsing Throbbing Gobs of Bass The XB500 is pretty well known to all at this point, however there's more to this little headphone that the immediate and obvious, which is the extra bass that they market the XB line towards and deliver with authority. They are some of the best basshead cans for the cost. But there's actually a gem out of the line and that's..." --MalVeauX
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Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
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Up for a long weekend at PSU and had time for mid-day trip on Spring Creek in the Canyon. Plenty of small game hunters were actively hunting in the area.
Weather was 47 degrees and overcast with a little fog and drizzle. The water was pretty low and very clear. Fish easily spooked.
The trout are still spawning and needed to be very careful before fishing. I did see a few redds and took a lot more time to check out a section of water before attempting to fish. In previous years during this time I have seen plenty of active redds in the Paradise for example.
Spent a good amount of time with walt's worms and bead heads, had only a little marginal luck. Decide to switch it up to some dry flies once I saw few rises and a couple #20 BWO looking flies started happening. Had my best luck with a #20 griff nat against the bank and found a few nice size brown trout.
Was angling for a shot of one of the fish I caught and dropped my camera phone straight into the stream. Thank goodness I had just purchased an OtterBox three days ago and it saved my bacon. Couldn't find the phone on the bottom of the stream for a couple minutes, but pulled it out safe and dry after a quick panic attack.
Fun day photo before the big drop.
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Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2013/8/6 21:44
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I dropped my last cell phone in a Centre County freestoner.
It's good to hear Spring is fishing well. My buddy and I may hit that creek tomorrow if the weather isn't too unbearable.
Posted on: 2013/11/24 16:19
"I think I fish, in part, because it's an anti-social, bohemian business that, when gone about properly, puts you forever outside the mainstream culture without actually landing you in an institution." John Gierach
Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
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Never take anything on the water that can't get wet-- old Pennsylvania saying from an old Pennsylvanian.
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Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2008/8/24 20:26
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Ziploc freezer bags... Not just for food!
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Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2008/1/31 17:19
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I just buy all waterproof gear.
Phone = Casio Commando
Camera = Canon Powershot D10
Both waterproof.
Posted on: 2013/11/25 9:30
Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2007/6/19 21:49
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I was on the stream Friday afternoon (2-6PM) as well and found the conditions to be exactly as Dave described - low, clear, a few risers, and overall spooky fish. I saw a nice amount of redds, many of them still active, with many pairs of fish spotted. I parked by the hatchery bridge, and fished up through the Paradise and I'm pretty sure where I stopped was outside the FFO area, although I'm not 100% sure, as this was my first time on this section of the creek. I ended up taking all three of my fish on a olive conehead wooly bugger, and they also all came from about the same 20-yard section of stream. The first came on an upstream cast and retrieve; the last two came on a downstream swing.
For those unfamiliar with what redds look like, here is a shot of a stream section with multiple redds. They are the light colored areas in the stream bed.
First fish (Skunk Breaker):
Second fish - I really liked the coloration on this fish:
Third fish - about 14":
I did nod hellos to three or four people - I dunno if one of them was you or not, Dave, although I suspect you may have been upstream of me.
I also threw a few mice as it got dark, but only had one half-hearted strike. The fish seemed to think it was much colder than it actually was at night, and were just hunkered down on the bottom, for the most part.
In an allergy-induced fog, I dunked my phone this spring, not more than a week after I bought it. I retrieved it and thought all was lost - the camera lens fogged up immediately, and I couldn't get the phone to shutdown using the touchscreen interface or any buttons. I eventually yanked the battery and left it dry for a day or so. The USB port was flaky for a bit and for a few months after, if I used the phone in damp weather, it would stop writing to the SD card and switch over to the internal flash. However, I'm still using it today and all ill effects of the baptism have disappeared.
Pat - we deployed the Casio Commando to our field force at my previous job. They were good phones from a ruggedized standpoint, but they are running an ancient version of AndroidOS (2.3.3, if I recall correctly), and I felt like the touchscreen responsiveness was a bit off and they had a slower processor in them. I can't get (intentional) underwater shots from my phone, but my camera is my phone anymore. The Samsung Galaxy Active S4 is probably the most current phone that has some degree of protection for the elements built into it, but I have read at least one review by a guy who intentionally dunked it in his pool for testing, and it died an immediate death.
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2008/1/31 17:19
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There's a new Commando out, which is the one I got. Came out this summer. For the new version, it's the same name as the old, cept they added "4G LTE" to the end of the name.
It's still not gonna set the world on fire regarding internal specs. It was a little outdated when it came out, and that was 6 months ago. But Verizon's coverage map just makes it hard to leave, and this is the only truly rugged smartphone they have, really.
Processor: 1.5 Ghz dual core
Android: 4.0.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
Screen: Inimpressive specs for a modern smartphone, but looks fine to me.
Battery: Unimpressive, but I get 2 days of light use, or 1 day of heavy use. You can buy an upgraded battery directly from Casio, which I haven't.
Comes with it's share of Verizon bloatware, but the Casio apps are pretty cool (likely similar to the old commando, I'd assume).
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Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2011/5/3 12:22
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Very nice Browns salmonoid. You always seem to find the ones with the most massive rudders! Bit of a kype on that second one too it looks like.
I dunked my camera (cheapo Sanyo) last Fall. Dried it in rice for a few days and it worked. Had intermittent condensation issues for about a month after, but it's been fine since. I still don't carry it in any protective device or bag. At $50, it's disposable if it gets dunked and doesn't come back to life. If I were to spend more on the next one I'd think about some kind of protection probably.
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Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2006/9/8 9:35
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Nice fish and sorry we missed each other. I was upstream from you from about 11 to 3.
This was a photo from November 2010. Dave Weaver and I were at the Paradise and saw a good number of fish spawning and on redds.
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Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2010/6/19 16:43
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I fished Spring Creek the day before on the 21st. I saw quite a few active redds. I stopped and watched several. It was funny watching the smaller browns(8 to 10 inchers) lying in wait just for the chance to charge in a grab a snack of fresh trout eggs before being chased away by the occupants. I did see a man and woman fishing together with spinning tackle but no one else on the stream. I ended up catching an even dozen browns including a very colorful 18 inch male. Fly of the day, you guessed it, egg patterns. Good day on the stream. At least I did'nt fall in this time. LOL
Posted on: 2013/11/26 18:52
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Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2006/9/9 9:29
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Salmonoid, good picture of redds. Not too hard to avoid, even if you aren't sure.
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Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2013/5/15 10:50
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Egg patterns are money at this time of year, any conditions any day. Glad you caught some nice fish.
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Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2007/3/13 16:49
From Washington, PA
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I hear Spring has confirmed NZ mud snails.? What precautions do you use with your gear? I hear hot water over 115 degrees or some combination of bleech and water should do it?
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Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2006/11/10 8:32
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They are always spawning later in Spring Ck and Logan Branch, but from having been out on freestone creeks sampling for the past two weeks, I can tell you that the Brooks and browns were finished on those streams. This may be a function of location in the state, but in my view it is probably more related to limestone vs freestone water temps.
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Re: Spring Creek, Center County 11/22/13
2007/1/30 10:05
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Mike, I feel as you do. It's a matter of limestoner vs. freestoner.
Years ago I noticed that spawning on Slate and Cedar Runs was about over by the beginning of November. I've seen the lingering spawner on Spring Creek as late as around Christmas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gamble, Williamsport, observed their 50th wedding anniversary Oct. 13, 2012.
They were married by Monsignor Sullivan in Williamsport.
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Mrs. "Meme" Gamble, the former Carol Lorraine Fink, is a native of Williamsport. She is the daughter of the late Ruth and Lawrence Fink. She attended Williamsport High School and is employed by Lycoming College as a baker.
Mr. "Pop" Gamble, a native of Williamsport, is the son of the late Laura Reed and Donald Gamble. He attended Williamsport High School and retired in 2005 from Yellow Freight.
They are the parents of three daughters, Linda Cromley, Jersey Shore; Sherry Craig, Montoursville; and Holly Stoltzfus, Pine Grove Mills; and a son, Richard Jr., Landisville.
There are 10 grandchildren.
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Local and state Republican Party leaders told their members Saturday night at the 19th Annual Lycoming County Republican Committee Lincoln Day Dinner to hold on to conservative values and continue t......
That $1billion, is being spent on the pensions of retired state employees. How does a retired State Convenience store worker, (Liquor Store) rate a 75% pension with full medical benifits? I'm sure Sheetz and Uni Marts don't offer the employee's the same package. We can no longer afford to pay people 25+ years NOT TO WORK! State pensions are an outdated concept that need to replaced by the employee contributed plans that the rest of us pay for as part of our retirement packages. We can't afford to pay for their retirements as well as our own. Privatize the State stores!!! Do away with full pensions!!!
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this lincoln day dinner... first of all WHY do they need a DINNER for this? why do they need this period?? holiday inn,, probably costed a whole bunch for DINNER... the taxpayer says YOURE WELCOME.. another waste of money.
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Cawley said privatization would provide $1 billion that could be used by school districts to invest in security and instruction in early learning, math and science to prepare children to perform at grade level by the third grade. What the heck are they doing with our property taxes now?? Dah,
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VIENNA, 8 March 2012 – The rate of world manufacturing output growth decelerated in 2011, amid fears of a double-dip recession due to the instability of financial markets, especially in euro-zone countries. The total of world manufacturing value added (MVA) also dropped, compared to the previous year.
The latest annual estimates of global industrial production are published in the 2012 edition of the International Yearbook of Industrial Statistics, released this week by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).
While industrialized countries' recovery from the 2008-9 financial crisis suffered some setbacks last year, developing countries continued to maintain a high growth of MVA in 2011. Developing countries' share of world MVA now exceeds one third of the total. Three developing countries, namely Brazil, China and India, have maintained their places among the world's top 10 manufacturers.
The Yearbook highlights the rise of the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) as an important group of emerging world manufacturers. The BRICS countries produced more than one fifth of world MVA and the groupings' annual average MVA growth rate was estimated at 8.5 per cent over the last decade.
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However, the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) still lag behind other developing countries. In the year 2010 (the most recent year for which this data is available), average MVA per capita for the LDCs was just USD 41 (at year 2000 prices), whereas the average for the other developing countries was USD 498.
The UNIDO publication also presents important statistics concerning the manufacturing sector's different divisions and sectors. While the United States and Japan dominate the production of high-technology manufacturing goods, leading developing economies, such as Brazil, China, India and Mexico, have made remarkable progress in the production of chemical and pharmaceutical goods, and basic and fabricated metal products, as well as machinery and equipment.
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One time, when my brother was little he broke into our neighbor's house and climbed through a window because he wanted to play and no one was answering the door. Because they weren't home.
We called the police, at like 1 a.m. because that's what time it was when we discovered the theft and the police work 24/7 and so, we made a report, and hoped maybe they'd turn up? And then we had to tell the boys in the morning.
Carter and I hopped in the car and went to drive around the apartments nearby to see if we saw the bikes lying around. A couple kids from there are known to kind of help themselves to the boys' stuff from time to time, but it never leaves our yard, and we like to share. But the the bikes were kind of "put up" and were so new that our boys hadn't even really had a chance to ride them yet.
I wondered if maybe a couple of those kids came by and took the bikes for a spin and then I shut the garage, not realizing that the bikes were gone, and when they came back to return them maybe they thought we weren't home. And maybe they took the bikes back with them?
I never knew there were so many bicycle racks in the area, but we drove, and there in front of the last set of apartments were the two bikes, side by side.
We're still not sure how they got there and who took them, and if they only "borrowed" them - and if so - why didn't they just leave them outside our garage or in our backyard? But they are kids, and I have a feeling they just weren't thinking at all. Anyway, the bikes are back, and the garage will stay closed. And I'm already composing the ground rules for any kid that comes to play in our yard again. (Last year I had to teach them to not enter our home until we invite them in. Hello I still forget to close the bathroom door sometimes, y'know.) But I'm bummed that I have to be even more watchful now.
BTW, I announced the official cast list for Listen To Your Mother Northwest Indiana here. Did you see? I am so excited. This week has been such a rollercoaster of highs and lows. This is definitely the high!
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- The city's tourism hub -- bustling Flagler Avenue, is about to get repaved. Resurfacing will begin Monday and continue through Feb. 12.
To avoid disruption of business district traffic during the busiest hours, the Avenue will be closed from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. daily to through traffic.
Headline Surfer photos by Henry Frederick / Canal Street in New Smyrna Beach, is shown here on New Year's Eve just after 10 p.m.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- With the bars on Flagler Avenue playing host to the New Year's Eve festivities, the city's other heavily invested CRA street was as dead as a door knob, a far cry from the hustle and bustle during traditional business hours.
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Mass of Christian Burial for Mary E. Smith Morton, age 85, who died Saturday at South Seminole Hospital, Longwood, will be 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, April 27, 2010 at Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church, New Smyrna Beach, with The Reverend John S. Murray, officiating.


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