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I didn't attack your boy. His play speaks for itself at this point, and it's redundant to hammer him over and over when things are still in a flux.
Just putting it out there that when we lose to MIA in a game that reasonably could have gone another way....and Melo shoots 30% on 20 shots.....****, maybe that's a major problem.
I'm not going to say he didn't do some things well. But what is this? A 23yr old playing out a rookie contract on a fledgling playoff team?
He wasn't great but he wasn't playing as badly as he has lately?
Don't front and push for a trade to NYC, and help convince our franchise to make a deal to lock yo ass up, and then come here and play "fine" and need your game constantly rationalized.
30% on 20 shots is just ****.
Hopefully Melo gets it all together and starts rolling. But I think there's an issue where you need to hope for that, and we find ourselves still hoping.


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MONTICELLO, NY — "Practice makes perfect," goes the oft-spoken adage, but when it comes to perfection in gymnastics according to the judges, the allotment of a score of 10 on a routine is something rarely given. In his storied career as a coach of Monticello Gymnastics since 1976, Pedro Tweed can count on one hand the number of times one of his gymnasts has earned such an honor. Add one more finger to the count now that 11-year old Grace Gaebel, a sixth grader at Sullivan West elicited a perfect score in her vault at the Princess Classic Gymnastics Meet staged at the Athletic Edge Facility in Staten Island on March 22 to 24. Gaebel and her Level Four teammates received crowns for their stellar performance, but the demure, hard-working Gaebel, who is only in her second year, got a second crown for being the very first gymnast in the history of the Athletic Edge Facility to ever earn a perfect score.
According to coach Amanda Tweed, her vault featured a flawless execution of all of the elements assessed by the judges, namely a rapid acceleration in her approach to the springboard, a straight back as she came off and rounded off into a perfect handstand, excellent form as she pushed off with her shoulders and a completely flat landing with her toes positioned exactly in place. "She just showed excellent control and movement," noted Tweed, who said that Gaebel had begun the year before in summer classes, had moved almost immediately to the pre-team and then on to a brief stint in Level Three before moving up to Level Four.
Gaebel wanted to learn how to do a front handspring and had asked her mother to sign her up for gymnastics. She competes on the balance beam, the uneven bars, the vault and in the floor exercises. The latter is her favorite. She scored a near-perfect 9.8 on floor at the meet. Gaebel attends practice three days a week and has competed in five meets thus far this year. Every four years the routines and requirements are changed making them more difficult. Consequently, Level Four gymnasts like Gaebel will soon be judged on skills now performed by Level Five gymnasts.

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Yanks Beat The Doc, Could it Have Happened at a Better Time?!
Last night, the Yankees took the first of 2 from Toronto against the best pitcher in baseball. They had everything working for them: pitching, defense, and timely hitting. The final score was 5-3.
Pitching Analysis: Andy "Bad Luck" Pettitte toed the rubber last night in search of his first win of the second half, and he found it. Andy pitched a helluva game. He went 6 & 2/3 innings of 1 run ball, 4 hits, 4 walks, and 6 strikeouts. Andy threw strikes and worked quickly, and the game itself was quick, 2 hours and 35 min. That performance had to be a confidence booster for Pettitte, not only picking up his first win of this half, but doing it against Doc Halladay! That's pretty incredible. We can take away that middle name I gave him now.
Phil Hughes pitched the last out of the 7th and first two of the 8th. He got into a little jam in the 8th thatnks to back-to-back singles, and Mo was called upon for the 4 out save. Vernon Wells doubled off Mo, scoring 2 and making the game 4-3. Those runs were charged to Hughes. But as always, Mo held it and pitched the 9th (who else would?) and recorded his 31 save of the season. Pitching was a plus PLUS for the Yanks yesterday.
Defensive Analysis: The defense was another strength last night. Andy worked at a nice quick pace, which kept the defense ready. As I always say, pitching and defense go hand-in-hand. In the 3rd, Jeter robbed Barajas of a single on a sharp liner to his right, which he grabbed quickly for the out. After a 1 out walk to Bautista, Scutaro hit a bullet line drive to Arod, who gloved it and fired to first to erase Bautista's walk and to end the inning. Nice.
In the 5th, Tex started a beautiful 3-6-3 double play. That is something Giambi could never do. Tex is so smooth, and I feel confident when a ball is hit in his direction. In the 7th, my man Melky made a nice running catch for the first out of the inning. He is so underrated. Melky catches everything, and he has a killer arm. I love you, Leche!
Offensive Analysis: The Yankees got to Halladay early, scoring 2 in the first thanks to an RBI double by Arod that drove in Damon. Arod then scored on an error. He is a great baserunner, most of the time. That was all for the Yanks for a long time.
But the Bronx Bombers were back last night! In the 8th, Johnny Damon homered to right of Doc, who pitched a complete game. Then Tex crushed a homer into the right field seats! His home runs are ridiculous! In the 9th, Matsui decided he wanted to make it easier for Mo in the 9th, so he provided an insurance run. Matsui hit a no-doubter bomb of a home run to center field. The homers were so fun to watch.
Last night's victory was a BIG one for the Yankees. Could it have come at a better time? I say, NO! First of all, the Rays beat the Red Sox in extra innings last night, so the Yankees now have a 1.5 game lead. Second, the Red Sox come to the Bronx on Thursday for a 4 game series. Beating Halladay may have given the Yanks the confidence boost they need to beat the Sox! Oh, I almost forgot: the heroes are Andy for a great start, and the Bronx Bombers (Damon, Tex & Godzilla) for their offensive production. I am starting to get excited again! GO YANKS! KEEP UP THE GOOD BASEBALL!
Oh, and here's to Jane, my fellow blogger. I have two celebrity look alikes for you.
EJ, you should appreciate this one.
Red Sox pitcher Clay Buchholz….
….and the WWE's Cody Rhodes!
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I'm not as good as Jane, but these aren't that bad for my first time! GO YANKS!
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Hi, Virginia … Welcome to mlblogs !!!
It's great to see another New York Yankees blogger in our great mlblogging community here at mlb.com !!!
The Yankees had a big 5-3 win over Roy Halladay and the Blue Jays last night, led by three Yankee homers and a great pitching effort by Andy Pettitte … This victory, coupled with the Rays 4-2 win over the Red Sox made for a very exciting ending to the baseball action last night !!! … I look forward to the upcoming "big" four-game weekend series against the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium when the Yankees can really start to open up their lead in the AL East with at least three wins in that classic rivalry matchup !!!
Take care, Virginia !!!
Keep up the excellent work on your blog; and, have a great day !!!
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Oh my goodness, that is sooo cool!! yeah, the Padres just traded away Jake Peavy, and he was one of my favorite players. I was on a trip with a bunch of teens from my church and a church near ours; we were in North Carolina for a conference. I found out about the trade just as we were going to get on the plane home, and I cried for like an hour. I felt so weird, because it seemed like such a trivial thing, you know? But it really was sooo sad. Oh, and Game 163 between the Rockies and the Padres in 2007? I was so devistated!! It's kind of weird to people who don't understand baseball, but we live and die with our teams, don't we? I think that people who have a hobby like being a fan of a baseball team have something special🙂 Yeah, I'm almost 16 too!! Haha yeah, my crush on the Padres is Kevin Kouzmanoff. I insist that I like him because of how good a player he is, but he is also really, really cute🙂 I'm so glad I found your blog!!
Nice lookalikes, Virginia. I did the Trembly/Shatner one a few months ago, before you joined us here. I think they look so much alike. Great analysis of the game, as always. It was definitely a confidence booster, so now let's see if they can carry it over into tonight. I'd like to have a ton of offense with Mitre on the mound. It might give HIM confidence and he needs some!
Great game for you guys last night. I like it how other Yankee bloggers will comment on your posts, for some reason, Angel bloggers dont do that. I go to many of their blogs, leave comments, but they never ever return them. kinda weird but oh well. I like the Trombley Shatner look alike – it's scary!
Lawl, well, the Trembley-Shatner has been done a lot before, even on MLB Network, so AH-HAH! I caught you in the act, thief.
Booty C? …Booty C? Oh come now. Something is terribly terribly wrong with that, lol.
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Thank God Halladay is out of our hair for a while. Although to be honest, I had a good feeling about yesterday's game. I figured Halladay wasn't going to be at his best, and he wasn't. We get the W. That's all that matters. Mitre better show us a thing or two tonight, or I'm going to Canada and "removing" him myself.
The Shatner lookalike was the best! Well done! Well, we took down the Sox for you, and us. Now if you don't mind laying down on one tonight while we take down the Sox again then we can all be happy.
What was it with Halladay last night? He did not look like the same dominant pitcher from earlier this year. You guys really roughed him up!
Haha, I just told you who Richard is!
Mitre? Sexy beast? Hmm… I can see it, lol. I still say Markakis is the hottest. *ahem*
Yeah, I liked the Igawa part too. That's why I put it in there. lol I'm a very good rapper, I'm known for that rapping skill among my peers.
"Pitching Analysis: Andy "Bad Luck" Pettitte…" Oh you have one too. Ours is Randy Wolf who I hope beats D.Lowe on Thursday for the rematch. Congrats on the huge win against Holladay. I'll keep an eye on your four game series. We have ours against the Braves.
I am looking forward to Saturday because in morning is the WIN (Women Initiative Network) baseball clinic followed by the luncheon and at night the game.
Yeah, I totally want to be a sports reporter for a newspaper. I think that would be sooo much fun🙂 I would really love to be able to talk to the players a lot. And travel with the team. And go to Spring Training with them. That would be pretty amazing🙂
I was extremely surprised with Pettitte. He was just painting every corner against every batter, he mixed in a great cut fastball, some sliders and breaking balls flawlessly and seemed to work really well with Posada as the game progressed, even though he's been pitching with Molina catching recently. Hopefully Mitre was taking notes! Great blog!
Now you need a boyfriend, so whenever he needs you he can say "Arrgh I'm a pirate and I need Booty."
I'm jealous of you. How come you get a lot of comments from all kinds of people yet you're the only one who comments on my blog? It almost feels like I'm cheating when I get 7 or 8 comments cause I know it's because of you. lol
-Chirp chirp, I'm a bird…
Haha yeah, I think I would rather work for a newspaper than MLB.com. I guess all this blogging has turned me against seeing my work exclusively on the internet🙂 Newspapers are really cool🙂 TV isn't really my interest though. I would much rather be writing than speaking!! But hey, maybe ten or so years, Kim Jones will want to retire!! Haha. I'm sure you'll be able to find something somewhere🙂 And yes, I really like smiley faces🙂 HAHAHA!! Anyways, the Lastest Leaders list is a list of the most popular blogs by page views. So if Bob so and so gets 10 page views in a month, and Larry gets 9, Bob is going to be #1 and Larry #2. That's just a really lame example, since some of the most popular blogs are getting thousands of page views per day. The key to get more page views is to comment on other blogs, especially the most popular, and always leave your URL, which you have been doing. During the season, the LLs are only once a month, but during the offseason, we sometimes had it every week!! Just keep blogging and commenting, and you'll be on the list in no time!! It's been sooo cool "talking" to you!!
The Yankees did play well, and forget their misfortune against the White Sox, they are the team to beat in the AL. I think the Yanks are sure ready to get on a groove on again in August.
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The Red Sox are all yours, Virginia. Enjoy! LOL! Good Luck. We beat them again tonight.🙂
Virginia: I did notice that in the beginning, there was a lot of shaking off between Pettitte and Posada, it was strange but I definitely got the vibe something was not quite right. Towards the end of the game though they really got everything worked out and seemed extremely comfortable together. Like you said, they've definitely had some great chemistry over the years, so I don't really understand why you would break them two up and put Pettitte with Molina instead of a new guy like Burnett or CC. Regardless, Mitre kept us in the game like we needed. Not to mention, I'll be meaning to send the Rays a nice little thank you card soon…


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Do you have a GPS? What about a map? Are they only vague representations of our world, or do they accurately depict our reality? Andrew Sgarlat, one of our very own People's Biennial artists from the Philadelphia area, tries to pinpoint beauty, whether it exists in reality, or just as symbols and illusions in our imagination.
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I. Microsoft Predicted Tablet Market Early, Had High Hopes
In 2007 Apple shook up the market when it released the iPhone, the first multi-touch smartphone. To be fair, the market was already trending towards touch-screens, but suddenly the trend was summarized with a singular iconic device. Microsoft, which had played with touch technology in its labs and mobile products for years, took note of the increasing convergence between mobile devices and the personal computer (PC).
It baked basic touch capabilities into Windows 7, which launch in late 2009. To Microsoft's disappointment, partners expressed little interest in taking advantage of these capabilities. Initially Microsoft played with idea of a
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A prototype of the Slate tablet, demoed by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer at CES 2010, looked attractive. [Image Source: Bloomberg]
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But both the former Microsoft executive and a former HP executive comment that the Slate 500 was "completely ruined" when it was handed over to HP's manufacturing organization. The tablet ballooned in size. To make matters worse, HP poorly integrated the touch screen with Windows 7. Users would touch the screen and face a lag before the tablet would respond. Describes the former HP executive, "It would be like driving a car, and the car not turning when you turn the wheel."
Three weeks later late Apple CEO Steven P. Jobs showed off his slick iPad, which had none of the awkward lag of the HP Slate. While the original Slate prototype was relatively good looking, it was outshone by the iPad, which featured a slick aluminum case.
Steve Jobs's iPad was a hit, while the Slate flopped. [Image Source: Reuters]
The case was no small feat. Apple had to procure a large amount of high quality aluminum to make it, so it entered a large bulk purchase agreement with a mine in Australia. The former executive recalls shock at Microsoft meetings regarding just how deep Apple would dip into global supply chains to produce Mr. Jobs' "perfect" device.
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And it didn't help that HP blamed Microsoft. HP saw its tablet shortcomings as primarily in the software department. It complained how Microsoft's small icon size made icons hard to click and it was not a fan of Microsoft's Windows 7 touch keyboard. HP felt that the licensing fees it paid Microsoft for Windows should have been applied towards making better OS software/firmware support.
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Evidence of just how much Microsoft has learned was on display at the Surface announcement. Much like Apple bragged of its iPad's unique aluminum case, Microsoft's belated counter was built on a material it went to great lengths to secure bulk purchase agreements on -- magnesium. It argues that magnesium offers many advantages over Apple's aluminum, including superior scratch resistance. Comments Windows President Steven Sinofsky, "The case is one-of-a-kind."
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With "Surface" Microsoft controls its own fate. [Image Source: Microsoft]
Microsoft may say its decision to make Surface was not a slight to its third-party partners. Comments Steven Guggenheimer, a Microsoft corporate vice president, "Microsoft has tremendous respect for our hardware partners and the innovation they bring to the Windows ecosystem. We are looking forward to the incredible range of new devices they are bringing out for Windows 8."
But no matter what words it chooses, Microsoft can not hide the unspoken message -- it is dead-determined to beat Apple -- with or without its partners.
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Christopher J. Gagne, 39, who now lives in Missouri, pleaded guilty in Bennington criminal court to simple assault attempted by menace, using false pretenses to obtain less than $900 and providing false information to police in order to implicate another person.
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Bennington County Deputy States Attorney Alexander Burke said the state had made the changes because the witness who had reported the alleged incident had credibility issues and the police had been unable to find a gun that was allegedly used by Gagne.
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"If urgent steps are not taken, experts say, the cost of waste and delays will increase from $45 billion annually to $140 billion by 2020," Lakshmi writes. "Global companies such as Ford and Siemens are spending billions to turn India into a China-like manufacturing hub, but the poor state of logistics causes expensive bottlenecks that may lead them to look elsewhere."
Right now, Lakshmi writes, "most companies still send goods to dank, poorly ventilated warehouses where cartons are piled on the floor."
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Dr. Rajiv Shah led the efforts of nearly 10,000 staff in more than 70 countries around the world to advance USAID's mission of ending extreme poverty and promoting resilient, democratic societies.
Under Dr. Shah's leadership, USAID applied innovative technologies and engaged the private sector to solve the world's most intractable development challenges. This new model of development brings together an increasingly diverse community—from large companies to local civil society groups to communities of faith—to deliver meaningful results.
Dr. Shah led President Obama's landmark Feed the Future and Power Africa initiatives and has refocused America's global health partnerships to end preventable child death. Feed the Future, alone, has improved nutrition for 12 million children and empowered more than 7 million farmers with climate-smart tools they need to grow their way out of extreme poverty. In April 2014, USAID launched the U.S. Global Development Lab to harness the expertise of the world's brightest scientists, students, and entrepreneurs. At the same time, the newly formed Private Capital Group for Development forges a more strategic relationship between private capital and development.
Dr. Shah also managed the U.S. Government's humanitarian response to catastrophic crises around the world, from the devastating 2010 Haiti earthquake to Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines to the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.
Through an extensive set of reforms called "USAID Forward," Dr. Shah worked with the United States Congress to transform USAID into the world's premier development Agency that prioritizes public-private partnerships, innovation, and meaningful results. He currently serves on the boards of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation and the Millennium Challenge Corporation, as well as participates on the National Security Council.
Previously, Dr. Shah served as Undersecretary and Chief Scientist in the U.S. Department of Agriculture, where he created the National Institute for Food and Agriculture. Prior to joining the Obama Administration, he spent eight years at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, where he led efforts in global health, agriculture, and financial services, including the creation of the International Finance Facility for Immunization.
He is a graduate of the University of Michigan, the University of Pennsylvania Medical School, and the Wharton School of Business. He regularly appears in the media and has delivered keynote addresses before the U.S. Military Academy, the National Prayer Breakfast, and diverse audiences across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Dr. Shah was awarded the Distinguished Service Award by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. He has served as a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader, been named to Fortune's 40 Under 40, and has received multiple honorary degrees.
He lives in Washington, D.C. with his wife Shivam Mallick Shah and three children and has given up mountain climbing for family bicycle rides.
I congratulate Moses and his team for picking this theme as it is timely and resonates with the global agenda to promote the development of women. Young women have such an important role in international affairs and should strive for achieving and reaching the highest levels within the field.
Urban development is a key feature of USAID's work in the Philippines. One of our significant areas of work is the Cities Development Initiative, in which we integrate resources from our various technical sectors — health, education, economic growth, governance, and environment — to support partner cities in fulfilling their potential as engines of inclusive economic growth.
For decades, we have partnered with people of faith, to save lives after a disaster strikes, to eradicate diseases, to educate girls and boys, to promote the rights of women and minorities, and to help people feed their families. And that's because our core values are often aligned. The holy month of Ramadan, as you know, honors the Muslim commitment to compassion, mercy, justice, and charity, and these are the same principles that guide much of our work across the globe and the american people's impulses that support our work, and we remain committed to partnering with Muslim communities and folks like you to put those values to work in service of the world's most vulnerable people.
As Deputy Secretary Higginbottom stated, foreign assistance works best when we collaborate in pursuit of clearly defined goals. With more than two dozen US Government departments and agencies working with developing countries, coordination of all US Government foreign assistance is essential. As we consider the future of foreign assistance, I'd like to quickly highlight five of the best practices that we at USAID believe have been and will continue to be essential to our foreign assistance program.
Ambassador Maalim, I recall our meeting on February 18, 2016, when both our organizations shared updates on the progress in the development of our strategies. I want to congratulate you and IGAD for completing your new five-year strategy. At USAID East Africa, we have also recently completed our East Africa Regional Development Cooperation Strategy (RDCS).
Ambassador Maalim, I recall our meeting on February 18, 2016, when both our organizations shared updates on the progress in the development of our strategies. I want to congratulate you and IGAD for completing your new five-year strategy. At USAID East Africa, we have also recently completed our East Africa Regional Development Cooperation Strategy (RDCS).
Thank you and good afternoon, everybody - everybody from USAID, our guests from elsewhere in government, our guests from outside, UNDP, and Sweden. Todd said I was going to talk about LGBTI and USAID past, present, and future. So, I'll be very brief about the past. In the past, that would not have been a USAID video. I was here 16 years ago. That never would have happened, and today it happens not infrequently and with great pride.
While we're still having a long road ahead, child and maternal deaths have been halved since 1990. Since 2008 alone, our collective efforts have saved the lives of 4.6 million children and 200,000 women. That's 4.6 million children and 200,000 women. And Ethiopia, of course, reached its child mortality goal two years ahead of schedule. But more than any specific numbers, I think what we've done is taken a challenge that was once too big to tackle and turned it into a solvable problem. We can measure our progress against achievable targets. We can apply interventions where the evidence tells us they will have the greatest impact. We're building momentum that I'm confident will carry us over the finish line, a world where preventable maternal and child deaths are actually preventable.
For many years, through support from the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and other USAID global health initiatives, we have collaborated with the Government of Kenya to save and improve lives in Nairobi. The results of our partnership can be seen throughout the county. Recent health data reaffirm the gains we have made together in the health sector. The 2014 Demographic and Health Survey (or DHS) revealed that Nairobi is leading the way in nearly all HIV and maternal and child health indicators compared to the national average. Afya Jijini will build on these achievements and the lessons learned from its predecessor, APHIAplus.
Good morning Mandela Washington Fellows and other distinguished guests from across the region. It is a pleasure to welcome you to this second YALI Regional Conference in East Africa on behalf of USAID.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Home Patio Sets
Units: About 40,000
Importer: Target, of Minneapolis, Minn.
Hazard: The chair can collapse when weight is applied to the front end of the arm rests, posing a fall hazard to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: Target has received 35 reports of chairs collapsing, resulting in 18 injuries such as bruising to the back, hips, shoulders, arms and finger lacerations.
Description: This recall involves six-piece home patio sets sold exclusively at Target. The set consists of a table, an umbrella, and four chairs. The chairs and the umbrella have a black aluminum frame covered with a beige fabric.
Sold exclusively at: Target stores nationwide and on its Web site from November 2006 through July 2007 for about $130.
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should stop using the recalled patio sets immediately and return the entire six-piece set to any Target store for a full refund.
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MADISON-Thomas Edgar Seeliger, age 76, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 27, 2012, at his home. He was born on March 24, 1936.
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Douglas Klein of Eastwind Diamond Abrasives holds an example of the many diamond abrasive belts he sells worldwide. The Windsor company manufactures and sells abrasive wheels, belts and pads.
WINDSOR Douglas Kleins lifelong passion has always been about mining, and now that passion is paying off.
His company, Eastwind Diamond Abrasives of Windsor, is one of the few worldwide companies that export diamond abrasive products for industrial and technical uses. Its a four-person operation that exports 60 percent of its products to six continents and is a leader in the diamond grinding industry.
Kleins success has caught the attention of the Small Business Administration. In fact, the SBA named him Vermont Exporter of the Year last week.
Dan Monahan, public affairs officer for the Vermont District Office of the SBA, said Eastwind Diamond Abrasives is competing against major companies all over the world and proving to the business world that they can compete, no matter the size.
Heres this little operation in a niche industry. Theyre competing against world companies and its just a small little business tucked away in Windsor. Its a great story, Monahan said.
Klein has been in the diamond abrasive products business for 15 years, and it was his belief that he could make better products. Eastwind Diamond Abrasives offers diamond resin bond and electroplated diamond dot abrasive products, loose diamond abrasive powder, cerium resin bond products, custom products and accessories.
I was using 3M products and they were very expensive and not satisfactory. So I decided to make my own. It took a few years, but were doing steady, Klein said.
Klein said abrasive products are used in high-tech ceramics, optics, body armor and more.
Much of his business comes from Saudi Arabia, Dubai and other oil-producing countries where diamond abrasive products are in high demand.
Eastwind Diamond Abrasives does not have a retail store but they do stock and fill custom orders all over the world.
Klein will be recognized at the 2013 Vermont Small Business Awards ceremony June 13 in Shelburne.
For more information, visit www.eastwinddiamondabrasives.com.
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About 100 fifth graders swarmed onto an inviting parcel of land in Jeffersonville alongside the pleasantly babbling Callicoon Creek on May 10 to release trout fingerlings into the creek.
The students took turns carefully placing a hand over a cup with a few ounces of water to prevent the tiny fish from jumping out. The students walked to the creek, released the fingerling into the water, and watched as the fish quickly swam away toward shelter. The students have raised the fish since last fall.
But releasing the fish was just one experience for the students, who were also exposed to other information about trout and their environment. At one station, they learned about the types of insects that hatch nearby, and which the trout feed on. At another, they learned about tying flies.
At one of the stations, Andy Boyar, supervisor of the Town of Highland, was one of several instructors teaching the students to cast a fly fishing line.
The event is sponsored by The Upper Delaware Chapter of Trout Unlimited (TU) and The First National Bank of Jeffersonville. Boyar, who is a member of the TU chapter, said the day is meant to expose children to experiences that might stay with them. He said, "You put the trout in the stream with the hope they will grow into big trout; the concept here is you start with the little ones (children) and hope that they will grow up to be good caretakers of the streams and land."
Pam Reinhardt, the Trout in the Classroom coordinator for TU, said the program is national and it starts with delivery of tanks to the participating schools in October, with each tank containing about 100 eggs. The students then raise the eggs and fish. She said, "They monitor the water, the acidity, they check the temperature." She said this year was extremely successful. "All five tanks have hatched at least 25 eggs, and the fingerlings are anywhere from an inch and a half to two and a half inches."
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ARLINGTON Shirley M. Rochelle, 86, beloved wife of Gordon Rochelle, died Monday, March 3, 2013, at Southwestern Vermont Medical Center in Bennington.
Shirley was born Shirley Marilyn Gillette to William and Cora Gillette on October 11, 1926, at her family home in Richmond, Vermont. She was raised and attended schools in Richmond. After school, for a time, she worked as a telephone operator.
She married Gordon Rochelle, also of Richmond, on October 11, 1947. They celebrated their 65th anniversary in October 2012.
Shirleys lifelong passion was being a loving wife and mother, caring and spending time with all of her family. She gave of herself tirelessly and effortlessly. She will always be remembered for her many talents in the kitchen, especially her mouth-watering homemade bread and doughnuts.
She cherished time spent with her family and thoroughly enjoyed her treasured grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Shirley is survived by her husband, Gordon of Arlington; her daughter, Wendy Rochelle Croft of Arlington; beloved grandchildren; brother-in-law Fred Taylor of Hampton, New York; several adoring nieces and nephews; loving friends, Norman and Sharon Brown and family, and Doug and Janet Webster.
In addition to her parents, Shirley was preceded in death by her son, Shane Rochelle; her daughter-in-law, Fran Rochelle; her grandson, Matthew Joseph Rochelle; her sister, Beulah Taylor; her brother, Joseph Gillette; two nephews and a niece-in-law.
At the request of the family, funeral services will be held at a later date. Visiting hours will be held Friday, March 8, 2013, from 4-7 p.m. at Hanson-Walbridge & Shea Funeral Home, Historic Route 7A, Arlington, Vermont.
If friends desire, memorial gifts in Shirleys memory may be made to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation or to Lenny Burkes Farm (Traumatic Brain Injury), c/o Hanson-Walbridge & Shea Funeral Home, PO Box 528, Arlington, VT 05250.
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Courtesy photo The Santa Fe Opera's spring tour will be in Clovis on April 20 as part of its spring tour. They will perform for area students and the public.
The Santa Fe Opera's spring tour, featuring soprano Jamie-Rose Guarrine and baritone Sean Anderson, will be in Clovis on April 20.
With a free 7 p.m. performance for the public, the tour will perform at 1:15 p.m. for students at Town Hall at Clovis Community College.
Words and Music, is a short, original piece exploring the relationship between words and music. The story follows a character named Webster who believes he can help a female composer struggling with writer's block.
The concert performed for the public will include Words and Music followed by an assortment of arias and songs.
Guarrine is an apprentice who recently appeared in The Pirate of Penzance with the Kentucky Opera, The Marriage of Figaro with the Utah Opera and in Gianne Schicchi with the Opera Co. of Philadelphia.
Anderson has recently performed in The Magic Flute with Sarasota Opera, La Boheme with the Indianapolis Opera and L Pagliacci with Opera Columbus.
Kevin Pavitt will serve as musical director and pianist for the tour.


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South Fork White River - Colorado
Its been an incredibly hectic and relatively fishless twelve months...
If not for Hans, I don't believe I would have fished at all since last August. Health issues and a change of employers had taken a toll on my fishing opportunities and ambitions. Thankfully the nightmare of the last year was behind me and I had been eagerly awaiting the day that I finally sat on the airplane headed to Colorado.
After fighting our way through the Denver Airport (and a very inept Hertz staff), Bass Pro Shops, REI and two stops to Wally World for supplies we couldn't bring on the plane, we finally made it up to our first campsite, 10,500 feet up in the Flattops above Glenwood Canyon. We were treated to a cloudless sky and endless stars (unfortunately, it was to be the one and only time on this trip).
The first day of fishing was fantastic. We hiked down into our favorite small stream and were immediately into fish. The three of us managed to catch over 100 Brookies and Cutts in under three hours of fishing. Most were in the 9-11 inch range and all were feisty. My youngest son, with his new St. Croix (thank you LRO) caught over 50 fish (the most he had ever caught on one trip, much less-one day). With huge grins on our faces, and much anticipation for the days ahead, we quickly trudged the 1200' ascent back up and out of the canyon. That evening we scouted out a few lakes/ponds but didn't manage to catch any fish. We headed back to camp and were greeted by an evening thunderstorm (the first of many to come) that sent us all off to bed early.
The next day we broke camp and drove down into the South Fork of the White River Canyon. The original plan had been to car camp near the trailhead and then hike downstream into the wilderness area to fish. Unfortunately there were no suitable campsites to be found near the trailhead, so we decided to load up our packs and head downstream until we found a place to camp. Thankfully we were able to find a beautiful site within a short distance and quickly setup camp. That evening on the river we found a pool just beyond the campsite and quickly caught a half dozen cutts and brookies, before the rains came again.
The third day we hit the river before noon but had a devil of a time finding a rhythm with the fish. I managed three fish (a brookie, a cutt and a rainbow) on three different patterns across a span of four hours. The sun was high and the fish were skittish. We rested in the mid afternoon and around 5p I headed downstream to try my luck on some new water. I hiked nearly two miles downstream to a spot some locals had suggested as the clouds again gathered, then darkened. I dropped down to the stream from the trail just in time to have the first clap of thunder sound overhead. I immediately caught the fish of the trip, a beautiful 14" Rainbow that slammed a yellow stimi and quickly stripped line off my reel. Spending most of my time chasing small fish on blue lines, that was a new experience for me. It took a few minutes to bring him back from his downstream runs.
As I released the fish, I realized that the sounds of thunder were quickly intensifying. And lightning could now be seen bouncing along the top of the canyon walls off to the west. Two casts later I caught a second rainbow in the 12 inch range with nearly as much fight as its cousin. And still the thunder rolled. Realizing that I was nearly two miles from camp I was conflicted in what to do. Clearly the fishing was outstanding, but at what price? If I stayed, at best I would get soaked, but who knows how long the storm would go on and with nighttime approaching, how hard would it be to make it back to camp, in the dark.
I cast again, as if hoping that a lack of catching fish would persuade me to pack it in. Instead an 11 inch brookie slammed my next cast (at least the fish were getting smaller...). I had hooked three fish in less than 5 minutes of fishing, "surely I should keep fishing" I thought to myself as I fought the brookie closer to me. Thankfully, the fishing gods decided they should trick me no more...As I applied tension to the brookie to coax him toward me, he lept out of the stream and into a willow completely tangling my line in an unimaginable mess. I quickly freed him and slipped him back into the water, but the tangled mess of fly line screamed at me: "Come to your senses!! The fish will be there another day. Get out while you can."
I broke down my rod and wrapped the tangled mess up around it and high-tailed out of the stream and back up onto the trail. The 30 minute hike was a "hair raised on the back of your neck" experience. As I walked through the open meadows of the canyon floor I could see the reflection of the lightning behind me in my glasses. 1-2-3-4-crap...I couldn't even make it to 5 most times before the thunder would roll loud and menacing above me. Do I run to tree cover and wait it out (however long that will be into the dark), or just keep walking?? I opted to keep walking although somewhat slower and slightly crouched position (like 4 inches would matter if a bolt o lightening happened in my direction). I was the tallest object for most of the two miles of the canyon floor. Thankfully most of the lightening stayed on the upper reaches, and although I was completely drenched by the time I made it back to camp, I had found high-country fishing nirvana, if only for a few minutes. Those few minutes and the beauty of that canyon made the entire trip.
There were a few other stops along the way (and a whole bunch of rain), but nothing compared to those few minutes...
I also apologize for the lack of fish pics in the post, but after dropping my camera in the water on 4 separate occasions over the last few years (and still being too cheap to buy a waterproof one), I have shied away from carrying it with me on the water...These last two pictures are of RMNP
Pete, sounds like, and looks like you had a great trip. I fished that same area back in 2005 ..this year we went to Gunnison ....Beautiful photos Thanks Bob
Great report! I was laughing about your "internal discussions" about whether to stay or leave from the good fishing ... have had those same discussions with myself before. The description of the trip back to camp was pretty funny ... knowing that you made it back ok.
Just curious, from someone that has only fished east tn streams and the Caney Fork, how did you decide on where to go for your "out west" trip?
JoelO, when we fished it in '05 it was recommended to us by some friend that elk hunt in that area. The problem we discovered was that so much of the White River is privately owned and that really hurt our trip. There is some public sections on the river but they are poorly (if at all) marked. I would not go back to the White unless I planned staying in the Flat Top Wilderness area but you about need pack horses to get to the "good" places.....Gunnison area has considerably more public water and it is marked really well so you know where to fish and where not to.....my thoughts !!
Wilderness Areas!
Joel, there are lots of places to go fishing out West that are all awesome. For me it comes down to time and money. I want to get somewhere quickly and not spend an arm and a leg. For me, Colorado fits that well. Frontier Airlines now has great (and cheap) service out of Knoxville to Denver. I can fly out at 9:30a ET and be fishing in the Flattops by 3p MT, for less than $230.
As far as picking particular spots, you need to do research, research, research (which to me is almost half the fun). One of the best investments you can make are the Trails Illustrated maps (the same ones we talk about for here in the Smokies). They are an excellent way of getting to know where the blue-lines are in a particular area and what is and what isn't public land. I have way too many on them:biggrin:. There are 4 of them for the Flattops (NE, SE, NW and SW). If you come in from the Dotsero corner of the Flattops Wilderness (I-70 before Glenwood Canyon), and travel up Coffee Pot Rd, you can access Deep Creek, Grizzly Creek, Heart lake, White Owl Lake, Deep Lake, Buck Creek, Doe Creek and the upper end of the South Fork of the White River (around Budges Resort). In other words, lots of water all in close proximity (you could even fish Gore Creek and Eagle River on your way down I-70 from Vail).
Bob, I completely agree about the NW side of the Flattops (and the whole west side of the White River NF, for that matter), public and private land mix together all over the place and its not well marked. Like many of the larger rivers, the White River doesn't have much public access water once it gets to be a major river. That's what's so great about the Gunnison area, there is a lot of great access to big water. There are a few areas in and around Creede and South Fork, where you can fish the Rio Grande, as well.
However, I tend to stick to blue-lining as much as possible, and the best way to insure that you are on public lands is to fish inside of a Wilderness Area. The three that I have spent the most time in (in CO), are the Flattops, the Wemuniche and South San Juan Wilderness Areas. The Wemuniche and the South San Juan are better fishing (IMO) than the Flattops, but are much harder to get to from the Denver Airport (they are at least a 5-7 hrs drive depending on where you are going, whereas the FT Wilderness is less than 4hrs from DIA). The only other problem with Wemuniche and South San Juan is that they tend to get a lot more rain than the Flattops (although that was not the case this past week). I spent 36 hrs in a 2 person backpacking tent in 2008. Monsoon season can be really tough. You will get wet in Southern Colorado. If you plan on it and prepare for it accordingly, there is no reason why you can't keep fishing.
In addition to the TI maps, I also use the Forest Service Maps for the national forests that cover those wilderness area, as well as the Delorme Atlas and Gazetteer for Colorado. Mine is a very dog eared copy that I've had since 1991. I've made all sorts of notes in it over the years and have highlighted all of the streams that seem to be worth fishing (and have been told by others are worth fishing-there is still a stream that DK turned me on to that I will get to one day, as well as a few that DD has shared indirectly and directly with me).
"Fly Fishing Southern Colorado", by Craig Martin and "Hiking Colorado's Wemuniche & South San Juan Wilderness Areas" by Donna Ikenberry are two great books to help you find (and quantify the effort needed to hike to), some real gems.
I also use technology, as well. Its amazing what simple internet searches will turn up ("creede colorado fishing", for instance). Then there are all sorts of guides who post fishing reports covering the streams across the state, so you can get an idea of how the major rivers are fishing (after all, blue-lines are all tributaries of larger rivers). Most of the fishing reports also talk about the small streams in their area, at least in general terms. If you've picked a wilderness area, sometimes the best thing to do is go to one of the flyshops near the area , when you make it out there, buy some stuff and pick the owners/guides brains as to where to go...they are almost always willing to help, especially if you patronize their store.
Another invaluable tool is Google Earth. Once you find a location on a paper map that looks good, you can drill right down to a detailed terrain view and map out where you could setup camp and how far of a hike you should make. You can even get a sense for how rugged the terrain in the area is by moving from a horizontal map position to a birds eye view.
But let's simplify this a bit. The reality is, that for the most part, most blue-lines in wilderness areas will contain an abundance of frisky fish. If you are above 9000', you can usually find Cutthroats and Brookies. Sometimes even Rainbows and Browns can be found at that elevation and higher. Like streams here, the higher you go, the smaller the fish will get. But in most cases the blue-line fish will be between 10-12", with some smaller and some larger. Sometimes you will find a stream that holds lots of 16" fish, but that will be one that is a long hike to get to...to be sure. And size is not always a sign of potential performance (:rolleyes:) I've fished two small streams out there that averaged less than 3' wide and every pool had lots of 10-14" fish.
The bigger streams may hold bigger fish, but not always. The bigger streams can also get very technical, whereas most blue-lines are yellow stimi or xcaddis heaven. Don't be afraid to high stick up a stream that looks too small to hold fish of any size. I bet you'll be amazed at the size of fish that can survive out there...
That was probably way more info than you wanted...
Great trip report PeteCz. I'd love to see more pictures if you don't care to take the time to post them.
Wow, Pete/FNFBob, thanks for all the useful info. My brother and I love our twice a year trips to the park but I would like to explore the western states at some point. Many thanks for the pointers on researching an area.
Those were some beautiful photos, the scenery must have been magnificent. Glad you were able to make the trip, and hope the new job suits you well.
A few videos
Unfortunately, I did not take anywhere near the number of pictures I had in years past. My son did manage to take some short videos (although in spots they are somewhat shaky...)
White River, Near our campsite:
Elk in RMNP:
Drive to Jefferson Creek:
Wish I has some fish videos to share...
absolutely wonderful trip report, i totally understood your delima i have been in a few of those "catching" bonanzas and a few of those type lighting storms you did the right thing but i bet it hurt. Loved the pics and the report it will have to tide me over as i doubt i make colorado high country this fall like usual..... so thanks
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