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FishOn! Northwestern Pennsylvania fishing report, Feb. 8
The big question now is whether or not winter is winding down. As you read this fishing report please keep in mind that ice conditions in the region are borderline at best. No matter where you go, even if you can get on the ice, a few steps in the wrong direction might put you on thin ice.
Presque Isle Bay, specifically at Misery Bay and Horseshoe Pond, gives us one of the better fishing reports. Ice thickness was reported to be 4 inches to 5 inches at best. There anglers have been catching bluegill along with a few perch and crappie. There have been no reports of catching steelhead, pike or bass, but few, if any, anglers have been targeting the larger fish. Some anglers have been on the ice at the head of the bay.
Anglers have been on the ice at Pymatuning Lake, at Manning Beach and Orchard, but fishing has been poor. As of Thursday, ice at the best places was about 4 inches of black ice.
The best reports as far as catches are concerned comes from Lake Wilhelm. Bluegill have been dominating catches, and some crappie have been taken. Ice Thursday was reported to be 3 inches to 5 inches at best, but thinner in most areas.
Chapman Dam, in Warren County, has been giving up some very nice brook trout. Ice there was 41/2 inches thick last weekend, but it was not very good ice.
A few anglers have been getting onto the ice at Edinboro Lake from the beach side, but there was no report on catches.
Happy Hooker at Chautauqua Lake is advising anglers to stay off the ice. Law enforcement officials have ordered anglers off the ice.
Ice might be better at Quaker Lake, in Allegany State Park, N.Y. Some perch in the 7-inch to 9-inch class have been caught, along with a few pike.
Walleye fishing and pike fishing have been fair to good at the Seneca end of the Allegheny Reservoir. But outflow from the Kinzua Dam has been high, which can deteriorate ice quickly. Walleye fishing in the Allegheny River below the dam has been fair.
Steelhead fishing reports are no better. While ice on lakes is shaky, there has been too much ice on the Lake Erie tributaries with a couple of exceptions. Some steelhead have been caught at the Manchester Hole on Walnut Creek. Sixteen Mile Creek, as usual, is open and reportedly holds steelhead. Wednesday several steelhead were caught near the mouth of Trout Run. Warmer temperatures are predicted over the next several days, so there may be good steelhead fishing in the creeks. Out of area anglers should call before making the trip.
-- Mike Bleech, contributing writer
- B.A.C. Bait and Tackle, 317 Peninsula Drive, 838-2850
- Elk Creek Sports Store, 10543 Old Lake Road, Lake City, 774-8755
- Poor Richard's Bait & Tackle, 6821 West Lake Road, 474-5623
- East End Angler, 4702 East Lake Road, 898-3474
- Presque Isle Outfitters, 3737 W. 12th St., 833-4040
- Trout Run Bait & Tackle, 7490 West Lake Road, Fairview; 474-3902
- Edinboro Outdoors, 211 Mill Street, Edinboro; phone (814) 734-4727
- Grizzly Gary Outdoors, 2009 Pennsylvania Avenue East, Warren, PA; (814) 726-7475
- Espyville Outdoors, 1545 Route 285, Espyville, (814) 720-0379
- Poff's Place, Route 285 and Perry Drive, Espyville; (724) 927-2462
- Chris' Tackle Shop, Rte. 322W, Jamestown, PA 16134, (724) 932-5372
- Fergie's Bait & Tackle, 857 Georgetown Road, Sandy Lake, (724) 253-3655
- Happy Hooker Bait and Tackle Shop, 2415 West Lake Road, Ashville, NY 14710; (716) 763-5815


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UNECE Committee on Environmental Policy Prepares for 2011 Ministerial Conference
15 November 2010: The Committee on Environmental Policy of the UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) met for its seventeenth session in Geneva, Switzerland, from 2-5 November 2010, to advance the preparations for the seventh "Environment for Europe" Ministerial Conference, scheduled from 21-23 September 2011 in Astana, Kazakhstan, with two themes: "Sustainable management of water and water-related ecosystems" and "Greening the economy: mainstreaming the environment into economic development."
The Committee agreed that three multi-stakeholder round-table discussions will take place during the Conference, namely on: priorities and challenges in adapting management of water to extreme weather events and climate change; ways to encourage investors to take into account the impacts on water quality and quantity, energy and resource efficiency, and vulnerable populations; and policies for enabling a green, inclusive, and competitive economy through an integrated approach, as well as approaches to resource efficiency, research, innovation and investment to help the transition towards a green economy. The outcomes of the round-table debates will be considered at the end of the Conference and will feed into the chair's summary of the Conference. The Conference outcomes will include a two-page ministerial declaration focused on follow-up and further actions required for sustainable water management and greening the economy in the region. [UNECE press release] [Documents of the seventeenth session of the Committee on Environmental Policy] [Astana Ministerial Conference website]

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The Navigation Acts passed between 1660 and 1696
Defined the role colonies would play within the future British Empire.
Religious revivalism appealed to many in New England in the 1730s because
Young people from poorer families were unhappy with the economic future they faced.
William Pitt's policies leading to the ultimate British victory in the Seven Years' War included all of the following EXCEPT
Drafting of large amounts of colonists who became the core of British forces in North America.
In the treaty of Paris ending the French and Indian War
The French lost their North American empire to the British.
The primary weapons that colonial opponents of the various revenue acts used to force their repeal was
Nonimportation and non consumption.
The Declaration and Resolves passed at the Continental Congress in 1774 committed the colonies to
Economic sanctions prohibiting importation and consumption of British goods and export of colonial goods to other parts of the empire.
Which of the following is NOT true of American men who fought in the Revolution?
Patriot militia were the most important group in winning battles
Which of the following is not one of provisions of the Treaty of Paris in 1783?
Loyalists would not be compensated for their loss of land
The Congress under the Articles of Confederation did not have the authority to:
Tax citizens directly


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Penn State York Celebrates 10th Anniversary of Unity Day
Penn State York will celebrate its 10th annual Unity Day on Wednesday, April 16, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. when students, faculty, staff, and members of the York community are invited to celebrate diversity. Students, faculty and staff will share food items that represent their heritage and those who attend can participate in an international food sampling from a number of countries. The Unity Day celebration takes place in the Penn State York gym in the Joe and Rosie Ruhl Student Community Center. Displays are set up with items that reflect the origin or ancestry of faculty, staff, and students. A variety of performances are scheduled and food representing the ethnicity of the campus community will be available beginning at 11:30 a.m.
To participate in the Unity Day program, please fill out our online form.
Students in Fred Haag's design class, Art 010, created designs for Unity Day and the campus community selected a T-shirt design from among them. Haag is an associate professor of visual arts at Penn State York and each year his class takes on this project as a part of the course. A design by Joseph Kurilla, a Penn State York information sciences and technology major, was selected for the shirts. Those participating in Unity Day will wear the specially designed T-shirts. Visitors to the event can also receive a shirt, while supplies last, if they visit a number of displays. Goals for Unity Day include creating teachable moments to learn about diversity and to provide an opportunity for the campus and community to suggest ways Penn State can create a multicultural environment.
In addition to the activities on Wednesday, the Human Race Machine (HRM) will be on campus Monday, April 14 – Friday, April 18, 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. The HRM is a computerized program that takes a digital photograph of a person and transforms the image into various races and ages. In addition to its "curiosity" and "entertainment" value, the intent of the program is to challenge our ideas about race and ethnicity. The HRM has been featured in a recent Scientific American supplement and ties into the PBS series "Race: The Power of an Illusion." Further information about the HRM can be found at <http://www.wolfmanproductions.com/>. The HRM will be set up in the Community Room of the Joe and Rosie Ruhl Student Community Center.On Tuesday, April 15, at noon, Penn State York students will give presentations about their experiences on trips to Mexico in December 2007 and a recent trip to Italy in March 2008 during spring break. These presentations are in room 107 of the M.S. Grumbacher Information Sciences and Technology Center at the campus.
Unity Day is the culmination of the work of the Penn State York's Diversity Committee and is sponsored by the group. A variety of multicultural events are planned throughout the year to provide a forum for the campus and community to learn about diversity.
Goals for Unity Day include creating teachable moments to learn about diversity and to provide an opportunity for the campus and community to suggest ways Penn State can create a multicultural environment. Flags fly at Penn State York representing the homelands of students, faculty, and staff almost year round, and symbolize campus pride in the ethnic heritage of campus members and their commitment to providing an environment where all opinions are valued and respected. Unity Day is an opportunity to educate, understand, and appreciate the differences among us and discover the many similarities.


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Lifetree Cafe' – "Secrets of Finding Contentment…Live a Satisfying Life"
September 17, 2013 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pmFree
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How to live a satisfying life, even in difficult times, will be explored at Lifetree Café. The program, titled "Secrets of Finding Contentment: Live a Satisfying Life," features a filmed interview with Justin Mayo, who organizes senior proms—for senior citizens. "I'd say it's the most incredible dance you'll ever go to," says Mayo. "We've learned that when you love and focus on others, the most empowering, incredible experiences really do happen."
Lifetree Café is free and open to the public. All are welcome! Bring a friend www.lifetreecafe.com


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CIFOR Proposes Method to Assess the Effectiveness of Forest Certification
2 September 2013: The Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) has issued a paper on evaluating the impacts of forest management certification and the results of efforts to halt deforestation. The paper also analyzes the different contributions of forest management certification versus other interventions to address biodiversity loss, rural development and other related factors.
Overall, the report identifies a number of knowledge gaps for the evaluation of impacts including: the forest sector and its political economy; the temporal dynamics of certification; the drivers of self-selection for certification systems; and land-use change.
While noting that there are a multitude of forest management certification systems, the paper gives particular attention to the Programme for the Endorsement of Certification (PEFC) and the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). In its assessment, the report highlights that the FSC has certified more than 100 tropical forests however, the impacts on environmental and social factors have not yet been well assessed.
In order to fully assess all impacts of forest management certification, the report calls for the early and effective engagement of stakeholders, the gathering of data on biophysical and socio-economic characteristics, and the sharing of evaluation results with a broad set of stakeholders and partners. The report presents nine steps for evaluation: clarify the values that underpin the evaluation; define the scope or boundaries of the evaluation; design parallel processes to assess both the impacts and processes of the certification system; identify and refine questions to be addressed by the evaluation; implement both impact and process evaluations; assess whether the intervention caused the observed impacts; assess threats to the validity of the evaluation; synthesize evidence for the impacts; and support the use of the new knowledge.
CIFOR is a member of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR). [CIFOR Press Release] [Publication: An Overview of Current Knowledge about the Impacts of Forest Management Certification - A proposed framework for its evaluation]


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HONOLULU (AP) - The U.S. Navy plans to name one of its ships after the late U.S. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii.
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus announced Thursday that an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer will be named the USS Daniel Inouye. Mabus said in a statement from the Department of Defense that another destroyer will be named the USS Paul Ignatius, after a former Navy secretary who served in the late 1960s.
"It is my privilege to name these ships to honor a respected naval leader and a true American hero," Mabus said.
The ships have yet to be built, with a contract to a building yard still pending.
The Navy says the destroyers will be 509 feet long and be able to travel at more than 30 knots.
U.S. Rep. Colleen Hanabusa of Hawaii praised the news as a fitting tribute, saying the class of ship is considered the strongest, most advanced surface ship in the world.
Inouye died in December at age 88.
Hanabusa said Mabus called her Thursday to share the news.
"Secretary Mabus informed me that he had tried to name a ship after (the) senator while he was still alive, and knowing (the) senator, he wanted no part of it," Hanabusa said.
Inouye resisted having buildings and other things named for him while he was alive.
U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz, who was appointed by Gov. Neil Abercrombie to replace Inouye after Inouye died, said the naming of the ship appropriately honors Inouye's service during World War II and throughout his life.
"Senator Inouye represents what it means to be a public servant, and Hawaii should be proud of this great honor provided by the Navy," Schatz said.
Hanabusa is challenging Schatz in a Democratic primary next year in the first election to fill the rest of Inouye's term.


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NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio – City Council appears ready to put the brakes on a request from Westlake to increase the speed limit along Stearns Road, north of Lorain Road.
Council's Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee Tuesday night recommended 2-0 that council reject increasing the speed limit from 35 mph to 45 mph along the stretch of road between the Westlake border and Lorain Road.
Committee member Angela Williamson was absent.
Council members Mary Ellen Hemann and Kevin Kearney, who are not committee members but attended the meeting, said they planned to vote against the speed limit increase when it comes before the full council. Council President Nicole Dailey Jones, who is not a voting member of council, said she would encourage council to vote against the measure.
Why is council considering the increase?
Safety-Service Director Donald Glauner brought the ordinance before the committee, saying Westlake Mayor Dennis Clough asked North Olmsted about making the change. Clough wants to increase the speed limit for a 1.5-mile stretch of Stearns Road from Center Ridge Road in Westlake to Lorain Road in North Olmsted. Westlake had received numerous requests to increase the speed limit, Glauner said.
The road is four lanes, two in each direction, and has limited access along that stretch, Glauner said. The property is undeveloped and sound barriers run along most of the road to protect neighbors whose properties abut the road.
Council raises concerns
North Olmsted council members expressed concerns about the safety of increasing the speed limit.
"What advantage would a traveler have increasing their driving speed by 10 mph for 1.5 miles?" Councilman Paul Barker asked.
Barker said police over the past year wrote more than 65 tickets for motorists traveling an average of more than 50 mph in the 35 mph zone. If the speed limit were increased, Barker said motorists likely would drive even faster.
"I really don't see any benefit to adding 10 mph to such a short stretch," Councilman Louis Brossard said, echoing Barker's comments.
Brossard added it could be confusing for motorist to suddenly increase their speed by 10 mph for a 1.5-mile stretch and then have to slow back down to 35 mph.
Jones said she opposes the change because of concerns from neighbors, some of whom attended the committee meeting.
Residents speak against the change
Madeline Brookshire, a Hampton Drive resident, said her property backs up to the road. She lived there before the road was built and said it has affected her quality of life. She said a higher speed limit likely would mean more noise.
"North Olmsted residents are as important as Westlake residents, and I don't think we should get dumped on," she said.
Kevin McDonald, president of the West Park-Forest Ridge Civic Association, said his homeowners group opposes the change. They represent 382 homes on 11 streets, many near Stearns.
"Deer cross that road quite frequently," McDonald said. "If you increase the speed limit, you increase the speed at which cars would hit the deer."
Dan Chambers, owner of Chambers Funeral Home, also questioned the safety of increasing the speed limit. He was concerned about motorists rushing through the Lorain Road intersection, saying the sound barrier creates a blind spot.
"It may seem strange that a funeral home is showing concern, but we see a lot of close calls," Chambers said.
One councilman favors increasing the speed limit
Councilman Paul Schumann was the only member of council supporting an increased speed limit.
"The reason people are going 50 mph now is because there is nothing there for 1.5 miles," he said. "It is like the natural speed limit. I don't see it as a big deal."
Council expects to vote on the speed limit change at a Sept. 2 meeting.
Glauner said it was unclear whether Westlake would move forward with increasing the speed limit along its 0.7 mile stretch of Stearns Road if North Olmsted fails to follow suit.


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Or find a more suitable job, right?
I had this bizarre realization a week or so ago, when I was working my day job in fiber optics, and pulling nights at a restaurant. While the restaurant gig could be fun at times, it dawned on me... I like my day job! o.O Total "WTF" moment.
I sit sometimes and build cables. Sometimes I have bigger cables that I need to stand to build. Sometimes I lift heavy spools onto the rack, or carry them from one side of the building to the other. When I polish and test I do a good deal of walking. I can eat what I want, and took an electric griddle to work to cook my bacon and eggs. My co-workers all recognize and accept the fact that I'm weird. We don't clock in or clock out, so it's like being salaried. We usually get to leave a bit early, and being a few minutes late is no big deal. Getting time off is generally a cinch. It's unbelievable. I love my job.
Only problem is, I only make about $9 an hour. :P


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The South Carolina High School League has apparently forgotten common sense in pursuing its mission of providing organized sports for students, especially those with learning disabilities.
At Mondays court-ordered appeal concerning Goose Creek High School, the great majority of the members of the leagues executive committee apparently did not take into consideration the unusual circumstances whereby the football program salvaged the self-esteem of a troubled student who had been in multiple high schools over the last four years.
A clerical error that occurred at another high school four years ago caused the problem of determining eligibility.
When another transcript was obtained by Goose Creek administration, the error was reported to the league office within one and one-half hours. The team was disqualified last week. The season was forfeited for the whole team, which happened to be undefeated and ranked No. 12 in the nation. All of this occurred for doing the right thing.
Goose Creek gained no advantage by this player participating in 17 snaps all when the Gators were ahead by at least 41 points.
An appeal for mercy by the school administration was voted down 12-2, so all the players on the team are paying for an inadvertent clerical error.
It seems that common sense has escaped the SCHSL executive committee. To give Goose Creek the death penalty, was unjustified.
I wonder how the committee could look those players in the eye. The punishment did not fit the so-called crime. Indeed, one member said that there was no crime.
How will the disabled student, through no fault of his own, feel now? How does the disability act play into this?
The embarrassment this has caused to this special needs student could be devastating. The football experience, according to his mother, Goose Creek faculty and administration, had increased his self-esteem and his ability to function in school and the community.
It appears to me that major changes need to be made in the governance of the South Carolina High School League. Getting common sense back into governance should be the first priority.
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- When:
Add This Event To YourWednesday, October 9, 2013
at 4:30 PM
- Where:
- Buntrock Commons, 145 Faculty Lounge
- Web Link:
- http://www.davisprojectsforpeace.org/qa
- Contact:
- Nate Jacobi
Do you have an idea for a project that would advance peace somewhere in the world? Could you use a $10,000 grant to implement the project next summer?
Consider Applying for a Davis Project for Peace Application Details Past St. Olaf Recipients Proposal Deadline: January 22, 2014 Eligibility: Any St. Olaf student (including current Seniors)
Info Session: Wednesday, October 9th from 4:30- 5:00pm in BC 145
One or two grants will be awarded to St. Olaf applicants. Students are encouraged to begin developing their project proposals well in advance of the deadline. Students are also encouraged to attend the Information Session and meet with Nate Jacobi in the Piper Center to discuss their project ideas. If you would like to meet with Nate please schedule an appointment through Ole Career Central.
Dan Hofrenning, Professor of Political Science and Associate Dean of the Social Sciences, serves as as the faculty representative for the Davis Project for Peace and is also available to answer questions.
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Count the length on a number
i have a very simple query?
anybody can tell me, how can i find the length of the number, which was enter by user.
like:- 1234
length should be 4
Re: Count the length on a number
Just as xpi0t0s always says.....how will you do it on paper???
I mean, can you do it as a lame-man, without any pc provided to you??
If you can, you can design your algorithm on your own....
Little hint, from my part, the way we express the integers (say e.g. abcde is an integer) is not the proper expression....it is obtained by summing up the proper expression....
Re: Count the length on a number
Are you looking for and API or just logic.
I would use the following logic
I would divide it by 10 and store it in a integer and if its greater than 10 repeat the process and increase the length of the number
As an example
1234 / 10 = 123 Length = Loop var = 1
123 / 10 = 12 Length = Loop var = 2
12 / 10 = 1 Length = Loop var = 3
1 / 10 = 0 Length = Loop var = 4
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This gearbox is designed and manufactured for sports car applications. It is a customer specification transverse gearbox, based on the '229' gearbox which is one of xtrac's successful le mans winning gearbox designs.
the project involved the design, manufacture and assembly of a rear mounted, transverse gearbox. The resultant design allows gear cluster changes without disassembly of the rear of the car. Gear changes are performed using xtrac's positive and reliable sequential gearchange mechanisms.
xtrac's legendary record for reliability and performance was built on multiple winning le mans products like this.


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The National Park Service has released architectural drawings of the first phase of the Flight 93 memorial in western Pennsylvania.
The first drawing depicts two white marble walls framing a ceremonial gateway, and a second shows the concrete gateway itself. Forty passengers and crew died on Sept. 11, 2001, when the plane crashed into a field near Shanksville, Pa., about 65 miles southeast of Pittsburgh.
The Families of Flight 93 say about $50 million in public and private money has been raised for the project. The dedication of the first phase is scheduled for Sept. 10.
The 9/11 Commission found that Flight 93 was traveling from Newark to San Francisco when it was hijacked with the likely goal of crashing into the White House or Capitol building.