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Re: Little Lehigh 1/8/08
2006/9/9 9:29
From Monessen, PA
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Basing the percentages as you do on all "45,000 miles of streams and rivers in PA" is again a misleading argument in my opinion. The vast majority of flowing water is warm-water habitat. The fact is that Pennsylvania has a very large amount of wild trout streams of high-quality as recreational fisheries. As I implied initially, I admire your desire to "hang on to every mile of wild trout water and work to expand wild trout populations," but trying to do so by exageration and misinformation is not the right way - IMO.
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Re: Little Lehigh 1/8/08
2006/9/11 9:56
From Allentown, PA
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Again, I've missed alot of these posts, and had a lot to catch up on... I wanted to respond and support what JeffS wrote about the quality or rather the quantity of the fishery. There are A LOT of fish in that stream. It is true that just because you don't see them doesn't mean that they're not there. I don't really think the number of fish has gone down, and I don't know exactly what shape the natural reproduction rate is in, but I was commenting more about the general fishing conditions on the stream in my last post. The fish are there, and I still enjoy pretty good success there some days, but I think a lot can be done to improve the fishery... I think that it was protected and did really well for a while and then I think that is was let go for a while and kind of forgotten because of how good the conditions were. I guess I'm saying that its past glory was taken for granted in a way. Also...about the pressure, and to comment on what JackM had to say, I do understand that if I continue to fish there, I am contributing to the amount of pressure and therefore, don't really have much of a right to complain. It is for the very same reason that I've only been there a few times in the last couple years...and mostly on days that very few anglers would venture out.
Posted on: 2008/1/18 12:11
Re: Little Lehigh 1/8/08
2006/9/11 8:26
From Chester County
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Jack wrote: "As I implied initially, I admire your desire to "hang on to every mile of wild trout water and work to expand wild trout populations," but trying to do so by exageration and misinformation is not the right way - IMO."
Jack, I would like to add to my exaggerations and misinformation:
"Brook trout are the canary in the coal mine when it comes to water quality," said Gary Berti, Trout Unlimited's Eastern Brook Trout Campaign Coordinator. "The presence of brook trout in a watershed indicates that water quality is excellent. Declining brook trout populations can provide an early warning that the health of an entire stream, lake or river is at risk."
From the PFBC site:
" Brook trout populations have been eliminated or greatly reduced throughout more than 70% of their historical habitat in Pennsylvania. These results reflect the condition of brook trout across their entire Eastern range, according to an assessment released today by Trout Unlimited and a coalition of state and federal agencies."
The brook trout's historic range and abundance has been considerably reduced throughout the east coast, including Pennsylvania. Habitat and water quality degradation caused by urbanization, acid mine drainage, acid deposition, and poor land use practices have contributed to the decline."
"Brook trout historically thrived across Pennsylvania, with the exception of areas in the extreme western and southwestern portions of the state. Today, brook trout have been eliminated from 34% of their historic habitat in Pennsylvania, and they are greatly reduced in another 39% of habitat that formerly supported brook trout."
Indeed in PA there are many warm water fisheries in the 45,000 miles of streams in PA - coldwater habitat is harder to come by and should be conserved – that's my point. The facts are stated above. Yes we are blessed with many miles of wild trout streams in PA – but far fewer than in the past. The point is to make all aware that wild trout streams should be protected and preserved.
Also, I catch a lot of fish too on the LL and other stocked streams, but I don't lose sight of the fact that these fish have to be artificially stocked in order to maintain the fishery, when not that many years ago the stream had a healthy population of wild trout. Catching 20 or 30 stocked fish in a day on a stream is not really a testament to its health.
Posted on: 2008/1/18 12:37
Re: Little Lehigh 1/8/08
2008/1/11 20:10
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afishinado –
Thank you for the apology, but I didn't consider your post offensive.
I just took a look at the links you provided in your post and I am not sure if they give an accurate picture of the Little Lehigh. Take a look at the link below from the PFBC website. It shows the amount of wild fish that were found in the Heritage Section of the LL a few years ago. In addition, a few years ago I posted some information on this site from the PFBC that showed how many wild trout were in a section of water above the Heritage Special Reg area. The wild trout biomass above the hatchery was three times the Class A criteria. The reason this water was not re-classified was due to poor young of year reproduction. Obviously, this is a concern and another reason why anglers need to lend the stream a hand.
The LL really does support more wild fish than people think.
http://www.fish.state.pa.us/images/fi ... m/2003/5_08-11llehigh.htm
Posted on: 2008/1/19 20:06
Re: Little Lehigh 1/8/08
2006/11/2 8:50
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Only a very small percentage of trout stream mileage in PA is crowded. Even on the Little Lehigh, only the special regs area is really crowded. Areas both upstream and downstream have decent numbers of trout, but are far from crowded.
Even though people complain about crowding, many fishermen actually LIKE to fish in crowded conditions. But you won't hear them admit that. But it's true.
I agree (as someone who lives near a few famous streams) that the policy of mentioning only famous streams, but not others, just compounds the crowding problem.
Go check out Mudlick Run at your earliest convenience.
Posted on: 2008/1/19 21:14
Re: Little Lehigh 1/8/08
2006/9/13 10:18
From LV
Posts: 368
First of all the LL is a wild trout stream that is stocked, hatchery is part of the problem not the solution. 50 % of the fish in the hatchery pool area are wild brown trout as you get further away from the hatchery the fewer stockies you will see. At issue on the LL is run-off and with the development of the water shed we see more run-off.
The continuous channelization of the stream in the park doesn't help either. Channelization speeds up the erosion process and this only exacerbates the problems the stream has.
The most recent survey of the creek shows a 160 kg/ht population of wild brown trout in a 3 mile sectin from the covered bidge upstream.
Posted on: 2008/1/21 19:26
The object of a resource is to use and reuse a resource, not to use it up, have we learned nothing in over 125 years of stocking?
Re: Little Lehigh 1/8/08
2006/9/13 10:18
From LV
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As far as stream mileage in PA, there are approximately 83,000 miles of streams and rivers in PA. There is over 7,700 miles of water with reproducing wild trout in 3100 stream sections, which is less then 10% of the water. When the first Europeans arrived nearly all of this water was cold water, the only warm water stream streams in PA were large rivers, and many streams in SW PA where the top predator were smallmouth bass, in nearly all of the other streams for the Schuylkill River northwest of Philly to Lake Erie and most points in between the Brook Trout was the top predator. So any stream that has a reasonable chance of being restored, that is any stream that is near to the lethal temperature of trout, should be prioritized by groups for restoration. You could base this on many different points of degradation, and whether or not public access is an issue.
Posted on: 2008/1/21 19:41
The object of a resource is to use and reuse a resource, not to use it up, have we learned nothing in over 125 years of stocking?
Re: Little Lehigh 1/8/08
2007/3/10 15:12
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With reference to Chaz comments on the most recent survey in the Heritege section yielding a fish population of 160 kg/ht, I would like to know when the survey was conducted. It was earlier posted that the state shocked the section in July of 2003. It is not possible to compare the results of the surveys due to different parameters being reported.The 2003 survey reported total nunmbers of fish found while the"most recent" survey gives results in kg/ht. Also, while the 2003 survey gives somewhat impressive numbers, I personally feel that during the 4 1/2 years that have transpired since then, there has been significant deterioration of the Heritege section. There has been an explosion in the development of the area around the upper fly stretch with a huge housing development on a hill overlooking the stream fueling the siltation problem. I feel that this is a major factor in the decline of the fishing in the Heritege section. A few years ago, I was fishing in the upper fly stretch, when all of a sudden the stream turned chocolate brown with logs, branches, and other assorted debis came floating down. Fortunately , I was not in the creek at that time. It turns out that some joker was in the process of building a large home virtually on the banks of the river upstream, and the contractor was bull dozing excess soil and other debris right into the river! In light of what's going on, it is no wonder the river cannot maintain itself. Just my opinions.
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HONOLULU - A more than weeklong Chinese holiday is expected to boost Hawaii tourism at a time that's usually slow for the industry.
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports Chinese travel agencies are seeing strong bookings for Super Golden Week.
Chinese National Day comes soon after Mid-Autumn Festival this year, giving many Chinese more than a weeklong holiday starting this month.
Hawaii Tourism Authority Vice President of Brand Management David Uchiyama said that the Chinese market continues to do well for the islands.
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Anthony Morelli is still chasing his dream of being a professional quarterback, to which I have only one thing to say:
Good luck.
That's an honest, sincere wish for the young man, not some sarcastic, mean-spirited wisecrack.
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Anthony Morelli is still chasing a dream of playing in the NFL.
It's ridiculous and baffling that so many Penn State fans have nothing but disdain for Morelli, who worked out Wednesday during the Nittany Lions' Pro Day at Holuba Hall.
From the thousands of classless spectators who booed him when he returned to receive an award at the 2008 Blue-White Game, to countless anonymous message board trolls, many fans take great pleasure in showing just how much they dislike Morelli.
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Quarterback Daryll Clark was among those who worked out for scouts Wednesday at Penn State's Pro Day. How many passes do you think a quarterback throws during such an event trying to impress scouts? About 40-50? More? Try 12, according to Clark. That seems like a very small sample, but it's apparently all a scout needs to see to evaluate a quarterback.
So the guy was an underachiever as a quarterback at PSU. Does that really warrant all the venom that's spewed by so many fans any time his name is mentioned?
Morelli never got arrested, like dozens of Nittany Lion players the past decade. He never publicly embarrassed the university or brought about lawsuits or criminal proceedings because of his actions.
His biggest faults are that he acted immaturely at times, wasn't a great leader and couldn't deliver in the clutch during the fourth quarter of big games.
OK, so he wasn't a great quarterback, not even a very good one. But he was better than average, compiling good statistics and leading the Lions to back-to-back 9-4 seasons and two bowl wins.
Those accomplishments, however, are clearly not enough for the Morelli haters who blame him for everything that went wrong with the team during his two years as a starter.
Oh, so it was Morelli's fault the defense blew that 17-point lead at Michigan State in 2007? And it was Morelli's fault that Joe Paterno refused to listen to his son, Jay, and give Daryll Clark more playing time that same year?
Go back and look at his career and you'll see Morelli was usually efficient at moving the offense between the 20-yard lines. He struggled badly at times in the red zone, but again, the coaches failed him and the team by not utilizing Clark's skills the way they eventually did in the 2007 Alamo Bowl.
The saddest aspect is many Penn State fans wish nothing but the worst for Morelli, hoping he never amounts to anything in pro football simply because they are disappointed in his college career. For anyone who harbors that kind of ill will, it's you, not Morelli, who is a loser.
Morelli said his wife, former PSU basketball player Adrienne Squire, encouraged him to "get back after it" in pursuit of a pro career. He was in camp with Green Bay and Buffalo last year after getting cut by Arizona two years ago.
"I'm only 24 years old. I'm young," Morelli told reporters after his workout Wednesday. "I've still got a lot left in the tank and just really love the game. There's just no quit in me. I'm going to keep going until I exhaust all options."
Morelli worked out for scouts at the NFL Combine last month and took advantage of an opportunity to do so again Wednesday at Penn State. He's willing to play anywhere or in any league, and it's admirable that he's trying to do everything he can to keep his dream alive.
"Any time you can get in front of NFL teams, it is what it is," Morelli said. "So I'm just going to go out and do my best and hope for the best."
Here's hoping for the best, too. No matter how disappointed some fans may have been during his college career, there's no reason to not cheer for Morelli now.
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The 38th annual Hogeye Marathon kicked off in Fayetteville on Sunday.
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I would rather tell a patient he has cancer than tell him he should no longer drive. At least with a cancer diagnosis there is hope." Joanne G. Schwartzberg, MD, director of Aging and Community Health at the American Medical Association (AMA), in Chicago, was not surprised to hear that remark from a physician during an AMA training session on identifying older patients with driving impairments. "Having someone tell you to retire from driving is devastating," says Schwartzberg. "It's a major life change with very unpleasant consequences," such as social isolation, loss of independence, and, potentially, depression and anxiety.
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The Czech Republic imports almost all of its oil and gas, primarily from Russia, and is an important transit country. However, it is also a large net exporter of electricity, and this trend is set to grow, particularly once the two additional nuclear reactors at the Temelin plant are completed, which will transform the Czech Republic into a significant regional exporter of power.
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The Milwaukee Brewers lost their season opener to the San Francisco Giants 10-6 on a rainy Tuesday afternoon in California. Jeff Suppan did what Brewers fans have come to expect, walking on thin ice the entire game and making crucial mistakes out over the plate that the Giant hitters did not miss.
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We read with great interest the article by Leslie et al1 on the costs associated with delirium. We would like to contribute to the topic with our own data, confirming the high burden of delirium in elderly patient care. We recently observed that delirium is a determinant of hospital readmission and institutionalization after discharge from a rehabilitation unit.2 Furthermore, we demonstrated that patients with delirium during hospital admission have a lower functional level 1 year later compared with controls.3 These data are by themselves indirect indicators of higher costs (increased use of hospital and nursing homes). However, what is most important is the rate of functional impairment induced by delirium because delirious patients, once returning home, require a higher level of care in basic and instrumental activities of daily living. In Italy, the role of caregiving for elderly patients is usually committed to persons who are paid by their families because in our country the formal home-care system is rather poor and confined to a few areas of intervention. These persons, mostly women from eastern European countries, live with the elderly for 6 to 7 days a week, 24 hours daily. At present, we estimate that this workforce comprises approximately 900 000 persons, each one receiving approximately €1000 monthly. These costs are not reimbursed by the national health care system and burden families.
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The Trans World Airlines (TWA) Flight 800 and United Airlines Flight 93 crashes and the Nickel Mines Amish schoolhouse shootings are just three of the topics covered in "Local News from Someplace Else," a poetry book that features poems written in response to sad and joyful newspaper headlines, as well as life occurrences.
"Poetry is a confrontation with our everyday lives, a way to discover the world and our place in it and, in the case of some of these poems, a way to wrestle with the tragedies around us," author Marjorie Maddox said. "These events are in the poems because they are in my life - in many of our lives - as we both grapple with and rejoice in the world we call home."
Some of her happier headline-based poems talk about a wedding ceremony at Reptiland and a man who gets a tattoo of his wedding ring.
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"We are witnesses of so much in so many ways," she said. "In addition to our own delights and disasters, media adds to how we experience tragedy everywhere every day. I am at heart an optimist and I hope that a strong sense of hope and faith comes through in the collection. The book doesn't have easy answers - there aren't any - but it does, I trust, examine what matters most in our lives."
The book has gone through numerous versions and has been a finalist in 30 national competitions over a span of about 15 years.
"My husband and I learned we were expecting our first child around the time of the terrible TWA Flight 800 crash and so we struggled to balance the joy of this good news with the deep sorrow we felt for those who lost so much," Maddox said.
What people read in the newspaper or hear on the radio often intersects with their personal struggles and celebrations, she said.
"I try to find that intersection in these poems," Maddox said. "Of course, the book also contains much joy and these (happier poems) can be just as tricky to write well. So, on one level writing equals hard work and meticulous revision. On another level, it's just plain entertaining, a chance to play with words."
"Local News from Someplace Else" means more than just picking out one of the poem's titles in the book.
"The title suggests our paradoxical horror of and fascination with local and national events and how, too often, we disconnect from our own lives," Maddox said. "On another level, the title shows, I hope, how truly universal are our human joys and sorrows."
Maddox is the director of creative writing and professor of English at Lock Haven University. Her previous works fall in a number of different genres, including fiction, creative nonfiction, essays and children's literature.
"Transplant, Transport, Transubstantiation" focuses on her father's unsuccessful heart transplant; "Weeknights at the Cathedral" on her spiritual journey; "Perpendicular As I" on the way body becomes landscape and landscape becomes body; the children's book "A Crossing of Zebras: Animal Packs in Poetry" on collective nouns; and the children's book "Rules of the Game: Baseball Poems" on baseball. Her fiction book manuscript, "What She Was Saying," explores power and silences in women's voices.
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This novel was written by a pseudonymous mother-and-daughter team, P.J. and Traci Lambrecht, but it's much more than a novelty. Monkeewrench is a killer read in every way. An odd-lot crew of technonerds who are partners in a successful software company develop a hot new game, Serial Killer Detective. Players graduate from murder to murder, 20 in all. But when the very real corpse of a young woman is found draped over a tombstone in a graveyard, they realize one gamer is transforming the virtual into gruesome reality: The death pose precisely mimics game scenario No. 2.
The software developers, led by company head Grace McBride, go to the police. The cops consider them suspects because of their tricky past: Ten years ago the hackers programmed themselves new identities. Meanwhile the killer plays on. With full police and media presence at Minneapolis's Mall of America, a woman is murdered in a dressing room. The next target, according to game rules, will be a teacher in a classroom. With its menacing suspense, snappy dialogue and techno edge, Monkeewrench moves at hyperspeed. (Putnam, $23.95)
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By Jacques Pépin
You don't have to be a cook to enjoy Pépin's charming memoir about his life as a chef. In addition to presenting a recipe per chapter, Pépin, a cookbook author and PBS fixture, also provides a feast of anecdotes: He once turned down the job as JFK's White House chef to flip burgers and develop recipes for the Howard Johnson chain. "I wanted to work in a truly American environment," he says.
A small kid from southeast France with a big dream, Pépin learned classical French cuisine the classical way, working in bistros, resorts and Paris restaurants. Ultimately he became the personal chef to French President Charles DeGaulle. A gourmet without attitude ("being a chef, no matter where, was a blue collar job") Pépin, now 67, impresses with humor and humility. You may even develop a hankering for his HoJo clam chowder. (Houghton Mifflin, $26)
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Any mother knows that you can do everything right to raise your family, and things may still turn out wrong. In Shapiro's new novel, Rachel, a former art restorer, watches her family crumble: Her teenage daughter Kate, "captain of everything at school," spirals out of control; her toddler Josh may have brain damage as the result of an apparent accident, and her husband, Ned, an artist and schoolteacher, is accused of sexual misconduct.
Shapiro's writing shines in describing a distraught Rachel as she clings to the scraps of her family's former life. Imbued with the same realism that made Shapiro's memoir Slow Motion so gripping, Family History reads like a true story. Careful attention to detail and vivid flashbacks reveal only how—not why—events happened, until the final pages. Sometimes the choppiness of the time scheme can cause vertigo, but the overall effect is to create a web that lures readers in, curious to find out who is guilty of what and whether the ending will be happy. (Knopf, $23)
BOTTOM LINE: Powerfully hits home
By Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni
Sam Spiegel (1901-1985), subject of this thorough, lively biography, was a near caricature of a Hollywood producer: He chomped cigars, cavorted with starlets and prostitutes (despite being wed thrice), lived high even when broke (blithely bouncing checks his entire life) and lied habitually. His saving grace? He was charming. And as journalist Fraser-Cavassoni, the daughter of biographer Lady Antonia Fraser, argues convincingly, Spiegel played a vital role in making such enduring film classics as The African Queen, On the Waterfront, The Bridge on the River Kwai and Lawrence of Arabia. Director David Lean, his often irked collaborator on Kwai and Arabia, said of Spiegel's powers of persuasion and persistence: "If you wanted traffic stopped in Piccadilly for 10 minutes at 11 o'clock on a certain day and have six tanks go down the middle, if anybody could get permission to do that, Sam [could]." (Simon & Schuster, $30)
BOTTOM LINE: A Hollywood legend comes alive, flamboyantly
By Robert Stone
As any well-traveled adulterer will tell you, when the Other Woman is possessed, it's probably best to end the affair. In this short, twisted cautionary tale, life-bored college professor Michael Ahearn falls for kinky colleague Lara Purcell and all but ignores his wife and young son. Then things start getting messy: Lara brings him to her haunted Caribbean home. There he meets supernatural nasty Baron Samedi, who wants Michael's mistress for himself.
National Book Award-winner Stone (Dog Soldiers) has often documented the moral and sexual turbulence of thinking men's men. In this Fatal Attraction with a voodoo twist, the philosophizing can be dull. But the book works as a sexy, psychological thrill ride in which a philanderer doesn't just need a lawyer—he needs an exorcist. (Houghton Mifflin, $25)
BOTTOM LINE: Big bad voodoo dandy
By Harlan Coben
Disappearing family members and psychopaths on the loose add up to another unpredictable thriller from Coben. The hero, Dr. Marc Seidman, awakens in a hospital to learn he has barely survived a bullet in the chest, his wife has been murdered, and their 6-month-old daughter is missing. When a kidnapper demands money 12 days after the fact, Seidman's confusion only deepens: Why would the kidnappers try to kill the people who could pay the ransom?
Returning to the missing-person theme that drove Tell No One and Gone for Good to the bestseller lists, Coben again keeps the reader off-balance with innovative story lines and diabolical bad guys—this time including a former child sitcom star. But some passages are saccharine and Coben throws in one plot twist too many. The result is a fresh take on a standard setup that spoils in the last chapters. (Dutton, $24.95)
BOTTOM LINE: Strong start, weak finish
The Stranger in My Bed by Michael Fleeman
In this New York Times bestseller, Fleeman, a correspondent from PEOPLE's Los Angeles bureau, investigates the true story' of a geeky Ohio introvert named John David Smith who managed to charm and marry three women, two of whom vanished without a trace. It took an army of law enforcement agents in half a dozen states to link Smith to his second wife's 1991 disappearance in New Jersey and 20 years to identify the remains of the "Lady in the Box," the body of his first wife, found in a ditch beside an Indiana road in 1980. (St. Martin's, $6.99)
Bronson, the bestselling author of What Should I Do with My Life?, looks at another tale of change, A Million Little Pieces, by James Frey (Doubleday, $22.95).
This is one of the best stories of transformation I've ever read. By the time James Frey was 23, he'd been a drug and alcohol addict for 10 years. On the edge of death, he was dragged into a treatment clinic by his parents. Nine years later he gives us this dazzling memoir of his months in that clinic, where he fell in love with an ex-hooker, befriended a mobster, repaired his relationship with his parents and willed himself to get clean and sober. He earns our love one brutal page at a time.
But don't classify this book with other recovery memoirs. The gritty language is unclouded by new age fuzz. Anyone who has ever felt broken and wished for a better life will find inspiration in Frey's story. This won't be the last we'll hear of him.
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Eye relief is the distance from the surface of the eye piece to your eye where you are using the optic to its fullest potential.Outside of the eye relief distance you have a degraded field of view, meaning you aren't getting the whole picture.
Long eye relief is desirable for a few reasons on a rifle:
- The optic may be mounted further forward on the rifle. This allows for a back up iron site to be easily mounted behind the optic and the magnifier.
- Eye protection can cause your eye to be further away from the optic. This allows for plenty of room to maintain a consistent (and comfortable) cheek to stock weld.
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text: My Story: Roy Erlewine by Pamela M. on Monday, December 9, 2013 Roy Erlewine lived the typical American lifestyle. He worked a high stress job in sales that found him in the car and on the road most days. Although he enjoyed running and swimming he often found himself winded because he was a smoker since the young age of 15. He often ate on the road which meant a diet high in trans-fats, salt and sugar and not enough fruits or vegetables. Having lost a brother to a deadly heart attack in his 50's, Roy knew the signs and symptoms of a heart attack. It was a day like any other; Roy was on the highway for work and feeling a bit more tired than usual. He started experiencing cold sweats, shortness of breath, shooting pain down left arm and pressure on his chest. He knew he needed to seek medical attention immediately. As it turns out, Roy was experiencing a massive heart attack and ended up having a quintuple bypass surgery to repair many blocked arteries. Because of the American Heart Association's awareness and education regarding the signs and symptoms of a heart attack, Roy is able to live a different, healthier life. He quit smoking, lost 30 pounds and now runs 5k's with his granddaughters, whom he almost didn't have the chance to meet. He also volunteers for the American Heart Association as a way of giving back to the organization that saved his life. « Now share your story Share This


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Michael Phelps Is Reportedly Dating Former Reality Star Brittny Gastineau
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Even though he was born to one of her father's exes, and he had the last name "Gastineau."By Chris Rovzar
The 'Real Housewife' reportedly hooked up with the hotelier in Miami.By Katie Goldsmith
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Usually by this point in Fashion Week, we're so tired that we start hallucinating celebrities everywhere we look. While this would be divine if we were having visions of Matt Damon, instead there was a split second in which we were convinced we saw Kenneth Branagh wandering around aimlessly in a full-length man mink (strike one), and we thought this one short dude at Carolina Herrera was Lucy Liu (strike two, and we're sorry about that gender mix-up, Lucy).


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After watching and waiting through nearly half of the college basketball season, Tennessee has decided on the eve of Southeastern Conference play it is most prudent to redshirt injured star forward Jeronne Maymon.
He averaged 12.1 points and 8.7 rebounds for the Vols last season and was expected to be one half of a physically imposing inside duo with sophomore Jarnell Stokes. But Maymon has been unable to play or practice because of a knee injury.
He watched from the bench Friday night as UT lost at home to rival in-state Memphis, falling to 8-4 on the season. Without Maymon's impact as a scorer, particularly on the inside, the Vols rank 250th in Division I in scoring offense at 64.5 points a game. In December, they failed to crack the 40-point barrier in consecutive games for the first time since the 1940s. They open their SEC schedule Wednesday at home against Ole Miss.
When Maymon returns in 2013-14, he will have one year to play as a fifth-year senior.
"It's really tough to know that I can't be on the court with my teammates this season," Maymon said. "But I have confidence in them, just like I have confidence in these coaches and our medical staff. I know this is in my best interest, and I am going to work incredibly hard to come back as an even better player and teammate next season. I love Tennessee.
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July 18 2014 01:27PM
Wow, it really is the silly season, isn't it?
While the default here on the coast is bleak pessimism and recrimination no matter what time of year, our friends up in Northern Alberta have no shortage of optimism when it comes to anything related to oil it seems. That includes the local hockey team, which, coincidentally enough, is named for the stuff. So it makes sense that they would be resistant to reality, no matter how much evidence there is to support it.
So why have I chosen now to pick on the Oilers? Well, it all started with that little poll the right... ---->
Finding some comfort in mediocrity for the time being
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July 18 2014 11:30AM
The following article was written by Jordan Clarke, whose work you're likely familiar with if you've been a reader of this blog for longer than just the past few months or so. He's back from his soul searching mission, and we're happy as ever to have him back. Enjoy.
"Change is Coming", or so says the Vancouver Canucks' latest marketing slogan.
While the fact that the team feels they need to spell this out for everyone doesn't say much for the intelligence level of the average fan, it does tell you how desperate they are to rebuild their image in the eyes of Vancouverites.
While every piece of NHL PR seems to scream "please like our sport", in Vancouver it's "please like us". The front office and coaching staff is now stocked with humble, unassuming "hockey people", and the prospect pool is beginning to look like it follows the same CanCon regulations as your local rock station.
The rebuild is on, in image as much as player personnel. Trevor Linden, Jim Benning, Willie Desjardins, even the first round selections from last month -- it's all about airing out the stench of the last few seasons. The mishandling of Roberto Luongo, the sudden trading of Cory Schneider, the John Tortorella hire, the one playoff win since 2012, the team's MVP asking out. All of these issues are now buried, and the team is finally free to build a new identity for itself and its city.
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Comets Militia: Down on the Farm
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July 15 2014 12:19PM
In the past year or so my interests as it relates to hockey have shifted towards the analysis and of prospects specifically. With the Canucks acquiring their own farm
team only a short drive from where I live I think I paid more attention to
the Utica Comets this past season than most fans and probably a good chunk of Vancouver's pro
management team, as well. This coming season is shaping up to be an even more interesting one (but for different, better reasons) in Utica, following the litany of moves the Canucks have made throughout this offseason. Just past the jump we'll take a look at the prospective lineup for the Utica Comets in 2014-15, which could have a legitimately exciting influx of young talent should the parent club go with a more veteran-based approach with its own roster.
It's a funny business, really, because even the most minuscule of NHL moves can have major repercussions on the AHL affiliate. There was a point during last season when the Canucks drudged through an inordinate amount of injuries, having to make do with call-ups from Utica. The Comets were already a team that noticeably lacked top-end talent without these substitutions, so the end result was an interesting one to say the least.
This coming season is shaping up to be an even more interesting one (but for different, better reasons) in Utica, following the litany of moves the Canucks have made throughout this offseason.
Just past the jump we'll take a look at the prospective lineup for the Utica Comets in 2014-15, which could have a legitimately exciting influx of young talent should the parent club go with a more veteran-based approach with its own roster.
Hip Hip Hu-VEY! Canucks ink talented 23 year old
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July 14 2014 01:52PM
News broke Monday afternoon that draft day acquisition Linden Vey will accept his 1-year, $735k qualifying offer from the team.
Considering the vast number of connections - his name is Linden, he played for the Medicine Hat Tigers for 5 years (4 of which were under Willie Desjardins), his name is also Linden - and the fact that they went out of their way to land him in the first place, this was a no-brainer move for the Canucks. Most importantly, though, he seems like a solid bet to help make some things happen offensively next season for a team that desperately needs it wherever they can get it.
This just goes to show you that where there's a will, there's a Vey. More on the two-Vey deal just past the jump.


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Howland High School assistant football coach Dominic Menendez will be honored at this month's annual Ohio High School Football Coaches Association clinic Friday in Columbus. Menendez will be honored by his peers as the top assistant coach.
Menendez has been an assistant at Howland and on coach Dick Angle's staff for their 14-year tenure with the Tigers.
"Having Coach Menendez on our staff is like having an extra head coach," Angle said. "Dom has been involved with all critical decisions. He is an excellent leader, an outstanding football coach and a compassionate teacher. Manny makes my job easy."
Menendez has played a major role in Howland's rise to power. The Tigers have won eight straight conference championships and have appeared in 10 Ohio High School Athletic Association state playoffs.
LORDSTOWN 57, SOUTHINGTON 54: SOUTHINGTON - Lordstown rallied from a large first-quarter deficit to beat Southington.
Southington led 21-6 after the first quarter, but Lordstown outscored Southington 41-23 in the second half to complete the comeback.
Preston Sutton scored 16 for Lordstown and Jake Jones added 15. Southington's Jacob Zolna dropped 27 points in the loss.
CONNEAUT 48, GRAND VALLEY 44: ORWELL - Grand Valley had a slim lead at the half, but Conneaut tallied the win.
Conneaut (5-11) was down, 20-19 at the half and opened the third period on an 8-0 run that helped Spartans come out on top.
Conneaut's Nick Blood posted a double-double, scoring 11 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. For Grand Valley (3-13), Jake Vormelker scored 12 and dished out six assist.
CANTON MCKINLEY 61, URSULINE 34: YOUNGSTOWN - Canton McKinley set the tone early as it was able to breeze past Ursuline.
Canton McKinley (14-5) had an 18-2 advantage at end of the first quarter and led 39-12 at the half.
Ursuline (7-12) was led offensively by Tanaya Beacham with 16 points. Sydney Beasley added nine for the Irish.
Canton McKinley's Marquia Turner was the game's leading scorer with 19 points. Airelle Sibley chipped in with 12 in the Bulldogs victory.
SOUTHEAST 64, WINDHAM 45: PALMYRA - With the win over Windham, Southeast captured the Portage Trial Conference league title.
Southeast led from the beginning, leading 14-6 after the first quarter. The Pirates used a 16-9 third quarter to increase their lead going into the fourth quarter, making it difficult for Windham to rally back.
Shayna White dazzled for Southeast, scoring 26 points. Jessica Isler led Windham with 19 points.
GARFIELD 68, ROOTSTOWN 43: GARRETTSVILLE - A big third quarter by Garfield was the difference maker in the win.
Garfield (5-14) led 31-28 at halftime, then used a 26-9 third quarter to devastate Rootstown
Melody Bright and Madison Geddes each scored 15 points for Garfield. Myers scored 12 for Rootstown and Barkhurst added 10.


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January 29, 2000
T.W.U. Spartans (58) at the University of Saskatchewan (64)
Spartans Lonely in 6th
Langley, British Columbia - Back to back losses drops the Spartans to 6th place in Canada West play. On January 29 the Trinity Western University women's basketball team played their second game on the road at the University of Saskatchewan in as many nights. The Huskies had a tougher time than the night before, but were able to slide past TWU by a final of 64-58.
The teams were tied at the half (29-29), but Saskatchewan (5-11) was able to edge past the rejuvenated Spartans (3-13) in the second stanza. The Spartans lost by 32 the night before and Head Coach Rebecca Hays noted, "We played so much better and we played like we believed in ourselves. We worked the ball around, played patient and ran the offense."
"We only committed 7 turnovers in the second half, but still played aggressively on both ends of the floor. We stopped their three-point shooting (TWU held them to 3-11 from outside) and our defense was the key to being in this game," added Hays.
Jaqueline Lavalle (Manitoba) led all scorers with 13 points. The Spartans had two players earn double-doubles. Alaina Thiessen scored 11 points and snatched 10 rebounds, while Anna Chinnery tossed in 10 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. Shea Terry also started for the first time this weekend and added a productive 8 points. Heidi Frandrup came off the bench tonight for 9 points and 6 rebounds.
"Heidi and Shea both had solid scoring and rebounding games and I was happy to see both of them respond the way they did tonight," remarked Hays.
The Spartans were tied with the Huskies for fifth place in Canada West play coming into the weekend, but the two losses puts them two games behind the Huskies, but still two full games ahead of Lethbridge. The Spartans are on the road again February 4-5, as they travel to play the University of Calgary. Game time for the women will be 6:30 p.m.