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2004 Fishing Reports
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monday 6-28, the lake was calm, I fished from 1 to 7 p.m. in 15 ft of water out in front of nine mile tower and went 5 for 6, with the biggest fish at 46 inches - 23.5 lbs on a masons perch colored lure 4 oz/ 20 ft. a 6" straight yellow wiley with red stripes took three smaller muskies, and a terminator t3 wb perch mackerel caught a feisty 15 lb fish, but the lure was a casulty (lost lip in battle with fish) its a good thing that I have two!
muskie junkie <bricecross$comcast.net>
ferndale, mi USA - Monday, June 28, 2004 at 22:10:11 (CDT)
Saturday June 26, 2004: Fished 11 to 2p.m. South shore. Blue sky and clouds. Fished from 12ft. to 19ft with different colors. Went 2 for 2. Both fish came at 18ft with water at 71F. The fish liked yellow not white belly perch. Both hit YB perch on boards at 35/4.
Lee <emajoros$comcast.net>
Grosse Pointe, Mi USA - Monday, June 28, 2004 at 13:35:45 (CDT)
Went out on saturday the 26th with Dick. Only got one 10-12 feet of water in the bay. Nice fatty, 40 inch. Nice healthy fish released perfect.
Muskyhunterjoe <hayesjoe$hotmail.com>
W. Bloomfield, Mi USA - Monday, June 28, 2004 at 07:33:46 (CDT)
Thursday 6-24-04. Had an Awesome and Horrible day at the same time. I never understood guys posting 2-5 or 1-4 etc. How do you manage to hook but lose that many fish? Today was our day. We went 1 for 5. All hits on 9$ Bass T-3, boards 20/4. Had mighty rough water, some rain, strong wind. 15 fow off spillway. Fish landed was 43 1/2 inches about 18 lbs. All fish hooked were brought into sight near the boat but they had their day with shaking the hooks. No dinks either, all were easily over 40, frustrating to say the least. Hooks all hand filed to razor sharp, Just don't get it. Any advice?
Lobi <lobbe1$usol.com>
Hartland, MI USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 22:14:16 (CDT)
June 22: Trolled from noon until 6 PM, Metro Park to the Dumps and back some. Went 0 for 0. Very weedy. Trolled Fair Haven to Metro Park on 6/23. Went 1 for 1, but it was a beauty at 48". My first 20+. They are sooo beautiful in the water. Caught it on a Bull Dawg 0/10. Last report for us, just took a job in Minnesota. Are Terminators legal out there? Tight lines and smooth drags to all.
Grady 1007 <cweybright$cinci.rr.com>
mason, oh USA - Thursday, June 24, 2004 at 21:26:45 (CDT)
Fished Monday the 21st from 9:00 a.m to 8:00 pm and ran for cover!. Went 5 for 11 off the boards. 25/0 Partner went 0 for 1 from the boat. 3 in low to mid 30's, one 48 incher.(one sub) Fished from 9 to 6 on Tuesday the 22nd. Went 5 for 6 . 38, 39, 43 1/2, 45, and another 48. 35/2 all off the boards on Wiley lures. Saw another 48 boated and two 51 1/2s by the same fisherman. All on boat rods. I guess he went and downed a few barley pops!!
Ivan the Terrible <cook4st$aol.com>
Aliquippa, Pa USA - Wednesday, June 23, 2004 at 17:19:37 (CDT)
Went out with my son Eric 6/16. Trolled from 10:00 am till 3:00 pm from DNR to 9 mile tower about 12'. Got one little one (36")on a natural perch Wileys. Went out to 12' in front of Metro point running a St.Lawence Terminator and my son caught a 15# Steelhead. Beautiful fish... Went out again 6/22. Trolled Anchor bay from 2:00 pm till 5:00. Nothin. Headed towards St. Clair light. In 10' right out infront of Metro point my son caught a 44" x 16# skinny on a rainbow Wiley. Moving back in towards the DNR around 5:30 pm about 12' he caught another skinny. 39". Didn`t weigh it. All fish were healthy and released to gain some weight.
al chaffin <ac7857$aol.com>
clarkston, mi USA - Wednesday, June 23, 2004 at 13:29:50 (CDT)
We stay pretty close to the west shore due to the rough conditions. There is heavy cabbage growth all the way out to about 16 feet deep. We fished the deep edge of the cabbage and marked fish good, including about 10 size 4s. The main problem was that it was damn weedy where the fish were. We tried out deeper and the weeds cleared up and the water color was great, but there were no fish there, so it was back to the 16 foot range.
Bruce got the biggest one, about 40", and it hit a Crackle Frog Terminator T3 running 30/2 on a board. The other one we got was a dink that hit a T3 Matrix, which is a pretty cool looking paint job that John invented after a few too many barley pops. The ones we missed hit on WB Perch Mackerel and WBS Bluefrog. All action was boards and longrods. We didn't get the one we wanted but 2 for 4 isn't too bad considering the extreme cold front conditions and having to fight big waves and being weeded continually.
the Rocketman <esoxbiz$yahoo.com>
Saline, MI USA - Wednesday, June 23, 2004 at 11:20:18 (CST)
Casting in the Detroit River on June 9th. Targeting areas around newly emerging weeds. Got a 37 incher early PM. Between 6 and 7:00 PM, we hooked 4 more and landed a 38 and 51.5 incher, with a 22 inch girth. For me, she was the fish of a lifetime. Perfectly marked, huge head ( bigger than mine ) and thick all the way to the tail. Snapped a quick pic and she was back in the water in less than a minute. Released easily. She took a large green tandem spinner bait in 12 feet of water, 5 feet from the boat. We figure she was somewhere around the 40 pound mark, although, I must admit, I have zero experience in handling a fish of this size. What a fish.
Jim Danford <SearchNW$aol.com>
Temperance, MI USA - Tuesday, June 22, 2004 at 19:07:33 (CDT)
fished at mac n rays last weekend went 0 for 3 on muskies all hit on 9 dollar bass other then that just a small pike
ross <rosscassidy$hotmail.com>
new baltimore, mi USA - Sunday, June 20, 2004 at 16:01:48 (CDT)
well today was an ok day for us, went 0-0 trolling from the dumping grounds to clintin. so we were board o we went to our bass spot and thew a couple of spinner bait. then, about the 3rd cast SMACK! a muskie! we got it to the boat and it was a nice muskie. it was 40" and 15 pounds. so we were happy! Email if you can give me some tips about trolling we cant seem to get it right?
Tom Traskal <hockeysniper77$hotmail,com>
macomb, mi USA - Friday, June 18, 2004 at 19:27:45 (CDT)
Hit the canadian water yesterday, June-17 in the afternoon. Had a fun day. Was threatning to dump on us most of the day but only saw a few drops. Was new moon, low barometer, and stormy, I just HAD to get out. We went 6 or 7 for 10 depending on how you count'em. I had a dink drop off the hook while I was swinging him in the boat, better for him and me. Hits came on anything perch, walleye, or frog. On the boards, in the wash and on down rods. One dink shaken off and one landed, several fish in low to mid 30's with the prize of the day being a beautiful 48 incher that went 24 lbs. One of the fish lost was a biggin' too. Was on for a while and managed to straighten a hook and swim off laughing (not on a Terminator, they have strong hooks!).
Lobi <lobbe1$usol.com>
Hartland, MI USA - Friday, June 18, 2004 at 09:05:42 (CDT)
Went out tonight from 4:30 to 7:30. Water was rough and CHOPPY. Had to troll with the wind. Went 0-for 1, with the sole rip coming from a Carp-colored bait on a down rod. First time this season we got skunked. Oh well, the worst day of fishing is better than the best day at work...
Bob Kromp <krompr$comcast.net>
SCS, MI USA - Tuesday, June 15, 2004 at 19:30:07 (CDT)
Fished400 club noon to 330pm nothing.After storm went to Anchor bay went 2/ 4.Largest48in.st sp perch Producer strt.bord 22/0.45 46in jumped and threw the Bass Nilsback at us.SAme set up.22/0. 36-37 incher.Big rip on 9$bass st. producer got off.25/0 board.58-60 water temp 13 ft .Fish came 5:30-7:30pm
Steve Floyd <sfloyd8496$aol.com>
waterford, Mi USA - Tuesday, June 15, 2004 at 11:19:45 (CDT)
Plz Email me if u can tell me a spot to fish. we went 0-0 today. trolled form selferage to metro and NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! plz email me.
Tom Traskal <hockeysniper77$hotmail.com>
macomb, mi USA - Monday, June 14, 2004 at 15:40:06 (CDT)
Went out on saturday the 12th. Went 3-3 in anchor bay. 44, 43 and 39. 7-8 feet of water all on downrods.
Muskyhunterjoe <hayesjoe$hotmail.com>
west bloomfield, mi USA - Monday, June 14, 2004 at 12:18:01 (CDT)
We went fishing Sunday, June 13 from 8:15 am to 2:15 pm at the Dumping Grounds / Puce area. Weather conditions were good with a strong front moving in later in the day. Overall, warm (80ish), hazy, light south winds. Water temp ranged from 59 - 61. Water clarity was good. We went 1 for 3 with a 42 incher on a boat rod at 25', 4oz on black/yellow. We also lost about a 32-34 incher on a Zit Frog TX on a planer board at 35', 4 oz and then we had a quick rip on a WB Perch J10 Wiley on a boat rod a 30', 4 oz. The fish were caught in Michigan waters although we spent time in Ontario as well. We were checked by the OPP for licenses and lines - we were legal so we were all set.
Grim Reaper <g_reaper3$hotmail.com>
wixom, mi USA - Monday, June 14, 2004 at 11:46:06 (CDT)
Hey Rocket Man great tips. Trolled in Anchor Bay Friday eveing ,went 1/1 Believer in fire tiger prop wash 20/4. Caught about 7:pm.. Small one low thirties . Saturday went back to same area. This time I was near the A-Can Bouy 40 inch fish hit a gold rattle trap 50 feet back. Good fight. Took a while to land since I was by myself. Fish had a huge scar from someones propeller,but seemed okay. Both fish released to fight another day. Thanks for the tips, 4 oz weight in prop wash.
Tom Welter <thomas.welter$fuse.net>
Cincinnati, Ohio USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 21:13:44 (CDT)
We went 1 for two sat afternoon, a nice 16 lb fish who hit a home made lure in 14 ft of water 2 oz/30 ft , sunday we fished from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm and went 5 for 6, no monsters but nice fish in the 10 to 16 lb range, all were clean looking fish (no pox) the lure of the day was a black masons with gold scales and a yellow belly (3 fish) down rod 10 oz/ 6 ft, a 6" yellow wiley with red stripes caught (1 fish) planer board 4 oz/ 20 ft , and (1) fish "the biggest" hit a terminator t3 bluefrog, on a downrod 10 oz/ 6 ft. all fish were caught in 14 - 15 ft of water (mile rds) The water is starting to clear up a bit, I can't wait for next week!!!!!!!!!!!!
muskie junkie <bricecross$comcast.net>
ferndale, mi USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 21:01:45 (CDT)
Went out today from 9am-2pm. Fished the usual 11 mile to the dumps. Water was pretty good, but the weeds were horrendous! Lots of other fishermen out and we were hearing some pretty good reports, but we were only able to boat one fish. On the positive side, it did weigh in at 22lbs. Didn't bring the tape measure, but got some great pictures & sent Mr. Muskie back to fight another day. He hit on a down rod, on the Crackle Frog Terminator T-3. Tight Lines! Kromp
Bob Kromp <krompr$comcast.net>
SCS, USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 19:09:21 (CDT)
Well I had my most unusual day of fishing ever on Saturday the 12th, lousy weather in the morning had us sorting lures and gear until the wind died and we hit the lake. We fished from 12 mile all the way to the South channel with no luck. We picked up and came back to the 400 club to finish the day and troll home. Our first action came on a board rod with a slow release and a slow taking of line and very little fight, result a four pound sheephead boy am I glad I didn't catch that as I would have been branded for life. A little while later the boat rod took off and I was on, boy was I on this was the fish of a lifetime I fought for what seemed like an hour but was probably only 25 minutes or so, he shook his head and ran my goodness did he run from one side of the boat to the other from front to back some runs were 150 to 200 feet. This fish stayed deep never coming to the surface it was becoming a test of wills or who was going to tire first. The first time I got it to the boat he meerly took of on another run of 100 feet or so and it took me about 5 more minutes to get it back close to the boat. By this time my partner and myself were just praying to see this fish but it would not surface and the water was so dirty we could not see it. Finally it came back to the boat and after much strain I got it to the surface WOW this fish looked to be in excess of 6 feet long with a girth that was off the charts probably 14 to 16 inches in diameter. My first Sturgeon ever was a Monster allright unbelieveable fish, huge, monstrous and whatever other adjective you can think of I had no idea that Sturgeon grew that large on LSC, hard to estimate a fish that large but it had to be well in excess of 50 pounds. I can't wait for the pictures we took to get back. Well as all good fisherman do we released it, since it only had one hook left in it it was an easy job and the fish swam off hardly noticing that we were there. If you are interested it took a nine inch firetiger Cisco Kid. Well I am still a Musky virgin this year but I think I caught the biggest fish in the lake, WOW.
David Naples <enaples$comcast.net>
Saint Clair Shores, mi USA - Sunday, June 13, 2004 at 09:56:14 (CDT)
Fished opening day from 8am till 4:30pm. Went 5 for 6. 4 muskie all on the same rod/lure within quartermile rad.. Digger rod 10/10 with a dogturd, 11fow, between clinton and n.chanel. One pike in front of N.Baltimore tower (34inch). Largest muskie 40in, smallest 32 inches. Fished sunday, one ski in same honey hole- red/white crackle planer 20/2. 28inch pike north of grassy in 7fow. Going out Sun.....Tear em-up and let em-go.
Redeye <fairhavenboy$futnet.net>
fairhaven, mi USA - Thursday, June 10, 2004 at 22:24:10 (CDT)
We fished in front of the spillway on sat and went 0/0(lots of boats), the water was very muddy, sunday we tried from 10 mile to the delphine and back and went 1 for 2, the first one was a good rip on a boat rod and fought for about 20 seconds before he was gone, and the second one was a clean looking 38 in muskie (no pox) he hit in front of gpyc in 14 ft. of water on a masons drunken perch 10 oz/ 8 ft (down rod) right were the dirty water meets the clean water. good luck everybody!
muskie junkie <bricecross$comcast.net>
ferndale, mi USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 20:59:47 (CDT)
Went out in Anchor bay on opening day. The water was calm and there were muskie fisherman everywhere. I did not see a single fish taken by anyone and everyone we talked to said the same thing. I was really surprised, usually I do excellent in Anchor bay early in the season. The water was a little off color, I wonder if the rain had an affect on the fishing. If anybody has done any good, give me a little hope and let me know about it.
Seahunter <chipppar$netzero.com>
Sterling heights, Mi USA - Wednesday, June 09, 2004 at 06:06:27 (CDT)
Three muskie virgins went 0 for 2 on Saturday, fished 6 pm to 8 pm at Metro park. 1 for 1 Sunday, 200 yards from Fair Haven boat ramp. Fish was 41" and high fives went on for twenty minutes (released her, unharmed, first). She hit an 8" Cordell Redfin on a planer board 60' out in 5' of water. Monday 3 for 3, biggest 39". All hit in 5.5' to 7' of water with weeds (duh). Big fish hit a Bull Dawg and others 8" stick baits. Both runs on Saturday came on T3's in the wash. From the other reports, we were too shallow. Oh well, live and learn. If someone has a table or a rule of thumb on depth T3's run at 5.5 mph with different line lengths and weight combinations, it would be hugely appreciated. Can't wait to get back up and get a big one!
Grady 1007 <cweybright$cinci.rr.com>
mason, oh USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 23:49:59 (CDT)
Fished today from 7 am- 1:00 pm. Fished from 11 mile to the Dumps. Went 10 for 13!!!! Best day on the lake ever! Couldn't keep the fish off of the TERMINATORS! Awesome Lures! Most hit on out rods, and bright/light-patterned lures worked better than dark ones. Water color pretty good, and weeds not too bad either. No monster fish, but 10 fish boated in 6 hours was AWESOME! Tight Lines! Kromp
Bob Kromp <krompr$comcast.net>
SCS, MI USA - Tuesday, June 08, 2004 at 13:08:10 (CDT)
Casting for Musky today 3-5pm, went 0 for 0. Decided to cast for pike and bass an caught 9 pike including two 35+ inchers and 15 bass (all under 3 pounds). Water was a tad stained but not bad. All fish caught on spinnerbaits. Thinking about heading to Anchor Bay to cast for Musky, but I might decide to let Brunner have at it by himself there.
Bill Rabara <billrabara1$buckeye-express.com>
Temperance, MI USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 23:01:44 (CDT)
Took a beating, long day for two small skis. 30 incher on $9 bass on a down rod and a 37 incher on perch on the board at 20/2. Gave up and casted some rat-l-traps in the bay and took two nice walleyes for dinner. Fished from the spillway up to anchor bay. I sure hope it clears up soon, we need some steady weather and it looks like it is coming. Screemin' reels to all.
lobi <lobbe1$usol.com>
Hartland, USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 10:54:28 (CDT)
Went out on June 6th, 2004 and went 1-1. Lines in at around 10:50, fish hit at around 11:45, right when I was about to pack it in. Hit about 1.5 miles offshore about 1 1/2 miles to the right of the GP Farms park in 14 FOW, water temp was 62 degrees. Fished two bow rods and one long rod, fish hit the long rod, a perch colored Mason, 12/8. Fish was about 32 inches or so, maybe 10-12 lbs. Went out again in the afternoon for about an hour, and missed a rip on red/yellow Wiley - 20/4. Conditions and area were about the same. Total for the day � went 1-2.
Paul <kossakze$msu.edu>
GP, MI USA - Monday, June 07, 2004 at 00:27:16 (CDT)
Went out for the opener. Fished from 7am to 1pm. Water was calm, but muddy, some weeds. Fished from 11 mile to the Dumps. Went 2 for 4. First on at 8:30 was the victim of a TERMINATOR T-3 Titty Dancer, went 20 lbs. The second hit at about 11:30 on a TERMINATOR T-3 Crackle Frog. Can't say enough good things about ROCKETMAN'S AWESOME TERMINATORS! Glad I got mine.
Bob Kromp <krompr$comcast.net>
St. Clair Shores, Mi USA - Sunday, June 06, 2004 at 10:31:01 (CDT)
hey rocketman lots to report.went 2 for 4 on muskie. first 2 at dumps both 3/15 on dark frog yellow belley artifacts,both in mid to high thirties lost at lure length of net.3rd fish on gold head frog beliver 3/10 in the washabout 32 inches healthy no poxs. 4th was a beautiful 44 very healthy (my wifes first 40+fish)on downrod 6/8 on olive green frog pattern artifact 17 feet of water. plus a bonus pickerel on carp producer.and nice smallie on perch fingerling. bad news we saw about 200 dead smallmouth in the 3+ range. look like the muskie of last year.to bad. thank for help kurt. bill
bill finch <bilcream2$netzero.net>
exeter, on canada - Sunday, June 06, 2004 at 10:28:01 (CDT)
Made it up for the opener. Had lines in the water at 7:15. Caught 8lber at about 10:00 30/1 YB Perch T2 in Anchor bay. Trolled down to 400 club and at about 12:00 caught 15lber 25/2 YB Perch. Both fish in great shape. Drew a huge crowd on the 15lber due to my captain's 9 year old son reeling it in. Nothing else rest of day until 7:00. My thanks to Captain Kevin for a great day. p.s. - where were you Rocketman?
dtdewman <dtdewman$voyager>
Eaton, Oh USA - Sunday, June 06, 2004 at 09:18:51 (CDT)
made the trip up for the opener. fished belle river ruscom area. first fish was a nice 7 1/2 pound walleye that hit a mini swim wiz(green/olive)at 25 and 1 1/2. sesond fish, a healthy 39 incher, was caught out in 15 ft in front of ruscom on a sucker pattern radtke pike minnow, about 12 feet in the wash. last fish ski was about 30 in on a board rod at 20 and 1 1/4 on the same swin wiz. pretty good day for the first trip, also missed 3 nice hits one on a jumbo daredevil. hope to be back soon!!!!!!
kevin hoogenboom <kjhangler$hotmail.com>
twinsburg , oh usa - saturday, june 05, 2004 at 22:57:22 (cdt)
Fished Anchor Bay and L'anse Creuse Bay, went 0-0. Lines in at 6:20, and out at 9:45.
Paul Kossak <kossakze$msu.edu>
GP, MI USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 22:50:23 (CDT)
7 For 7 on the Mooskie today all fish caught on $ 9 Bass At South Channel Not to many boat in this area the fish are just stackrd like cord wood here!! See ya on the Water
Fish Master
Chesterfield, Mi USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 22:24:38 (CDT)
Went one for two opening morning. Only was able to fish from 8:30 to 11:30. Fished from masonic to hurnon pt from 9 to 15 ft. Both fish were on board rod, 20/2 on a blue frog t3 terminator. Lots of boats and heard of a few fish caught. Ours was a nice 28lber but had lots of pox. Live release. We need some clearer water and things will improve. Tight lines to all.
Tom Wilde <kattom$comcast.net>
St Clair Shores, mi USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 12:49:27 (CDT)
Made a mistake but had to get out to chase a Hawg, Took my wife and daughter to Thornapple Sat. May 29th. I should have called some of the Michigan Muskies Alliance guys to get a report. The ramp and half the parking lot was flooded out. I thought I saw some people building an Arc and loading animals onto it. Yes two of each. Anyways launched the boat and idled around. Fished for a couple hours then got hit by a huge storm and had to get the wife and kid to the car !!!! Boy was I happy !!! No I wasnt... Anyways some guy said all the muskies are hanging tight to his bird feeder in his back yard. I guess it is a hot bite right now--- I might be making crap up also. ( about the birdfeeder anyways !!!)Going out for the opener in 4 hrs !!! YEHaw CATCH and Release -Especially the big dawgs. Catfish
catfish <Fatmuzkey$yahoo.com>
New Baltimore, MI USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 00:14:38 (CDT)
Went fishing on opening day from 9.30 to 4.30. Fished around metro beach 10 to 11 foot of water. Went 3 for 3, a small northern, a 35 and a beautiful full bodied thick hard fighting 47. Both muskies came ten minutes from each other around noon and then that was it. We pounded that area after that but got only that small pike after that. Colors were St Lawrence and Sheephead.
Sam <PIKEMAN71760$HOTMAIL.COM>
OXFORD, MI USA - Saturday, June 05, 2004 at 20:15:57 (CDT)
Went fishing on Detroit River May 14 for about six hours. Water tempeture 61 degrees and clear, waves less than one foot. Went fishing for pike caught 34 between two of us, also a nice smallmouth. 2 pike were in the 35"+ range. Caught a 38" musky on a spinnerbait about a week ago in the same spot we fished today. Targeting them pike but sure hoping I accidently hook another musky.
Bill Rabara <billrabara1$buckeye-express.cm>
Toledo, OH USA - Friday, May 14, 2004 at 00:26:12 (CDT)
Couldn't stand not being able to fish around here and really had the itch so I packed up the wife and flew to Aruba. Went fishing Wed. from 6 am to noon and caught a 33 pound Wahoo and 2 Baracudda in the 30"+ range. Temprature was near 90 with strong westerly winds making for a beautiful ride. Water was crystal clear to about 20' with a greenish blue tint that would make your mouth water. Our first mate looked like the lovely lady blessing this fishing report page which helped pass the time between fish. Not long and we'll be fishing around here again soon.
USA - Sunday, March 21, 2004 at 07:34:39 (CST)
Tried to get out on Loon lake in Indiana Saturday 03/13/04 last I heard lakes where all open around here had new line on hooks razor sharp cooler of cold beverages boat cleaned inside and out ready to get all slimed up again. Needless to say I was pumped. Get to the ramp the lake is 90 percent covered in ice and a tree fell in the water right on the boat ramp. I guess the last cold snap we had froze it back up. So tried a nearby lake that is supposed to have big pike in it it was only 60 percent covered in ice but the ramp was open so we went out. It sucked, snagged a minnow about 1 inch long. But that was enough to beat my fishing partner boy did he hear about it on the way home. Oh well at least we got out beats sitting on the couch scratching my self. Is St clair open yet?
Doug <Muskyslime$aol.com>
Ft Wayne, IN USA - Monday, March 15, 2004 at 21:51:11 (CST)
Rocketman, you wanted a report -well, i guess we have the first for 2004 We went Saturday, March 13, 2004, from 2:30 to 7 on the trenton channel. Water clarity was good, temperature was 37. We got one musky handlining on a 5 inch rapala type lure, i think it was chartreuse. It was a real monster caught by Mike Vanloon (same guy who caught the one on the home page of this site). After a tough battle he was able to land it - we didnt measure it or weight it but he estimated the fish at 6 inches, i estimated at 9 inches. We also got 3 bonus walleyes (1 jigging, 2 handlining)
Grim Reaper <g_reaper3$hotmail.com>
Wixom, Mi USA - Sunday, March 14, 2004 at 12:23:20 (CST)
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How long is it advisable to wait after a small area of Smart Lipo (with suctioning) on the outer thighs (300 cc altogether taken) to redo the procedure, when the result is not satisfying (not enough fat taken and result is not really visible, legs look the same as before). Is it better to stick to Smart Lipo, or can I switch to "normal" tumescent liposuction? Does the scar tissue (which likely will be there) cause any difficulties for the surgeon? Thanks for you help.
Waiting Period for Smart Lipo Redo the Procedure?
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Waiting time for Liposuction revisions
You really would want to wait at least 6 months after your smart lipo procedures. Your body is still healing and remember the laser is stimulating collagen which could take up to a full 6 months for your end results.
You should wait 6 months from the original procedure to redo the outer thighs
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Liposuction re-dos should be performed at least 6 months or longer after the first procedure. Give it time to heal and wait for the swelling to come down.
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It should be obvious within about 3 months or so
While I encourage waiting 6 months to see final results, it is possible to get an 'idea' of whether one is necessary at 3 months. That doesn't mean that you should, but it seems possible that with only 300 cc's that you simply didn't have enough taken.
The question is not SmartLipo vs tumescent, but who is doing it. It all comes down to skill here and if your surgeon isn't skillful enough or with good judgment, you can end up having poor results whichever method is used. The problem is that with scarring from this it is going to be even tougher. Sorry to give you that bad news, but it is going to be less likely to succeed now. Good luck.
How log to wait for liposuctiong revision
You should wait a minimum of 6 months for revisional liposuctiong. About 80% of the healing will have occurred by then and you and the surgeon will be able to see what needs to be done. Repeat smartlipo or regular l;ipo should not matter since you end up doing regular lipo at the end of the smartlipo treatment anyway. The FDA approved smartlipo(and all lipo devices) based on the suctiong of fat after the laser treatment.
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Sure, he took a couple weeks after the season to let his historic 2011 season soak in but said those accomplishments became a memory the first day of winter conditioning. The reason? He had more work to do.
Montee Ball returns to Wisconsin for a senior season after finishing fourth in last year's Heisman voting.
Holding court Friday at the second day of Big Ten Media Days at the Hyatt Regency at McCormick Place, Ball might be the only person in America who believes he won't be Wisconsin's starting tailback. After all, there's no chance Wisconsin head coach Bret Bielema won't try to get full value out of a player who was a consensus first-team All-American, the Big Ten's offensive player of the year, the league's running back of the year and the fourth place finisher in the Heisman Trophy balloting last season.
"I think it would be a safe bet that Montee starts for us," Bielema said. "He has developed an edge to him, something I couldn't provide him on the field."
In his press conference announcing his return to Wisconsin for his senior season, Ball talked passionately about becoming a leader and a role model to the entire team, not just the offense or the running backs. He wanted to be a team captain for a team striving for a third straight conference championship and hungry to end its season with a bowl victory.
Almost eight months after he made that pledge, Ball can look at himself in the mirror and say without hesitation that coming back to show NFL scouts he was worthy of more than a third-round pick has already helped him mature as a man.
"For my entire life, I was always the guy that wanted to lead by example and just grind," Ball said. "I really took it to heart to be that vocal leader, getting in people's ears if they weren't doing something right. I didn't want to yell at people, but I wanted everybody to be 100 percent locked in."
That change in Ball's mentality came from watching and learning from one of his good friends last season. A one-time walk-on from Richland Center (Wis.) High, Bradie Ewing turned himself from a little known commodity to team captain and was Ball's lead blocker during his historic season and a fifth-round NFL draft pick by the Atlanta Falcons.
"He was in every meeting I was in and just watching how he carried himself off the field and on the field really bettered himself as a player," Ball said. "He worked hard in everything he did. He paid attention to every detail, and it showed with his play and where he is at now. I always tried to think 'What Would Bradie Do?'
"Bradie would be banged up on the first or second play of the game and he wouldn't say anything. He would keep grinding and fighting for his teammates, and that's what I am focused on."
Although he was held out during all of UW's spring full contact drills, Ball's workout regimen showed no signs of slack. A summer after he shed roughly 20 pounds to get down to 205, Ball -– despite doing roughly 75 offseason interviews and photo shoots –- dedicated himself to put eight pounds of muscle back on his frame. Admitting to being too light at times last year, Ball aims to play this season at 215 pounds, bringing a new element to his game.
"I've made a huge jump in strength thanks to 'Body by Herb,'" said Ball, referring to his workouts with strength and conditioning coach Ben Herbert. "He made sure to attack my body so I am stronger now than I have ever been before in my entire life. I am excited to show people that on the field. I'll be able to be more physical than I was last year."
Fair or unfair, the expectations surrounding Ball are huge from Wisconsin fans. Ball led the nation in rushing yards with 1,923 in 2011, the No. 3 mark in program history. He scored at least two touchdowns in each of UW's first 13 games, an NCAA record.
With one rushing touchdown in the Rose bowl, he finished with 39 touchdowns (33 rushing, six receiving). The total tied the NCAA mark set in 1988 by Barry Sanders with Oklahoma State.
On Thursday, the UW Athletic department unveiled its Heisman Trophy campaign for Ball with the catch line 'This Fall Belongs to Ball.' Needless to say, everyone is expecting big things.
"People say the only thing I can do is get worse (with my statistics), but the way I look at is I can become a better all-around player," said Ball. "Being a leader for this team to actually come out with a win in a bowl game, a big bowl game, is what I am looking forward to."
His image suffered a minor blemish in May when he was handcuffed and cited for trespassing during the annual Mifflin St. Block Party, a situation that caused him to apologize in front of his team but was something that his teammates immediately dismissed.
A strong season in 2012 could push Ball to No. 2 on the Badgers' all-time rushing yards list.
Ball is approaching this season with no regrets and doesn't believe he'll have any regardless of the outcome. Purchasing an insurance plan between $2.5 and $3 million on himself after making the decision to return, money Ball would receive if he is unable to return to football after going through one year of therapy, Ball knows that he and his family will be set financially in the future.
But because of his unselfish act, his professional future is a year from now ... and his drive for a third conference championship has already started.
"Obviously I have a lot on the line if I do get injured, but I wouldn't regret it because of the experience I have had just this year already," said Ball. "With the friends I've made, I wouldn't have these memories if I would have left last season. I just try to cherish and enjoy every single day ... and making sure I am taking every play and approaching it like it is my last."
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Ball enters his senior season poised to finish at or near the top of the UW record book in several categories. He also is within striking distance of two NCAA marks. Here are three key numbers:
3,310: Ball is ninth on UW's all-time rushing list. He needs to rush for 1,367 yards to move past Anthony Davis (4,676 yards) and into second place behind Ron Dayne (7,125 yards).
61: Ball is second in program history in total touchdowns. He needs to score 11 touchdowns to break Dayne's UW mark of 71. He needs 18 touchdowns to break the NCAA mark set by Travis Prentice of Miami (Ohio).
55: Ball is second behind Dayne in rushing touchdowns. He needs to rush for 17 touchdowns to break Dayne's UW mark of 71 and 19 to break the NCAA mark set by Prentice.
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In the spirit of keeping a good thing going, four members of the Bingham High girls' basketball team are among eight high school players who have signed letters of intent to play for Snow College.
The Miners were upset 41-38 by Layton in the 2013 Utah 5A semifinals.
Snow's incoming freshman class includes Jillian Powell, Ashton Henderson, Mackenzie Bruggeman and Madison Aulai-Roe from Bingham, along with: Sloane Roundy, Richfield; Whitney Saunders, Riverton; Aleksa Gappmayer, Spanish Fork; and Hailey Greenwood of Grover, Wyo.
"I'm very pleased with our 2013 recruiting class," Snow coach Natalie Visger said. "Madison is a total team player, a floor captain. She embraces the point guard role and loves to defend and harass the person she is defending."
Although Snow College won the 2012 NJCAA Region 18 title in Visger's first year, the Badgers were 10-20 in 2013.


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A tweeted photo of him playfully threatening a dog has been slammed by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals as offensive.
Officials at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have reacted with fury after 50 Cent posted a picture on Twitter.com showing him holding a knife to a small dog. The "In Da Club" hitmaker uploaded the controversial shot to his page on the microblogging site on Monday, September 20 and PETA's Michelle Cho was quick to slam the star for the photo.
In a post on her page, she writes, "Sorry 50 Cent but that pic is not funny considering how many calls we get from ppl (people) alerting us to dogs who really have been stabbed." The message was 'retweeted' on PETA's official page - but the rapper angrily dismissed the criticism.
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Beware the Mean Beach Attendant, and Other NewsBy Dan Piepenbring
- Our basketball columnist, Rowan Ricardo Phillips, has stepped over to The New Yorker to bid farewell to Kobe Bryant. And he's a defender of Bryant's poem-cum-retirement-announcement: " 'Dear Basketball' was mocked by some, but it has more going on in it, from a literary perspective, than may be immediately clear. Not only is the narrative circular, with a changed perspective at the end, it's also both an epistle and an apostrophe—a form of rhetoric in which the speaker addresses an inanimate object as though it's a living thing. As both a basketball player and a personality, Bryant has always put extraordinary emphasis on the importance of craft. He has also always owed a debt to Michael Jordan, and this was the case here as well: Jordan, too, published an open letter to basketball in order to say goodbye to the game. But his was in prose."
- Today in parenting, Ferrante style: next year you can lull your sons and daughters to sleep with The Beach at Night, Ferrante's new book, aimed at readers six to ten. It's a sunny, feel-good story, suffused with light and hope: "The Beach at Night is a spinoff of The Lost Daughter, one of the author's lesser-known early novels, in which a teacher goes on vacation in a coastal town and steals a doll from a child. In The Beach at Night, the doll isn't stolen. Instead, she is abandoned by her young owner to face nighttime terrors such as the Mean Beach Attendant of Sunset and his friend, the Big Rake … 'A Beach Attendant arrives, I don't like his eyes,' the doll says, according to a sample translation … 'He folds up the big beach umbrellas, the chaises. I see the hairs of his mustache moving over his lips like lizards' tails.' "
- Geoffrey H. Hartman, whose Criticism in the Wilderness took criticism perhaps farther afield than anything before it, has died at eighty-six. "In Criticism in the Wilderness, he argued that criticism should not only stand on an equal footing with literature but also be literature … In elevating criticism to the status of literature, Professor Hartman did not mean merely that it should be well written. What he also meant was that criticism should function for criticism's sake alone. 'The spectacle of the critic's mind disoriented, bewildered, caught in some 'wild surmise' about the text and struggling to adjust—is not that one of the interests critical writing has for us?'"
- Reminder: art and commerce don't really "intersect" anymore. They're running parallel toward the horizon, forever. Want to go the other way? You can't. Just ask young artists: "A few years ago … if you were a creatively minded person, you might have become a sculptor or a painter. Now you are equally likely to become the founder of a tech startup, channeling your creative ideas and risk into what is, ultimately, a business … A lot of young startup people are viewing their companies as an artwork … I think the creativity involved in painting, say, and that of tech are getting closer. The incredible risk—with vision and values—that artists once represented is now embodied in these tech companies. That has a real resonance for me. People can make a beautiful business or a beautiful venture."
- What compels a writer to abandon one language for another? Beckett, Conrad, and Nabokov all traded one tongue for another: "Some do it because they are intoxicated by the possibilities offered in a new language—the words and turns of phrase for which their own language doesn't have any equivalents, the strange new rhythms and patterns of sound … Yet the adoption of a foreign language isn't just about looking for a fresh perspective. It can signal a vexed relationship with the original language; the psychological burdens of a writer's previous texts, his literary reputation in that language, the entire tradition in which he is working … Writers rejuvenate themselves by fleeing to foreign tongues. They escape all the psychic associations that gather around a language and a literary tradition. In a sense, it's an extreme cure for writer's block."


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Fourth events offered in Carnegie, Green Tree and Scott
Area residents don't have to travel into the city to find Fourth of July fireworks — they need only look as far their neighboring communities.
Keeping with tradition, the Fourth will come on the third in Carnegie. The borough's annual Fourth of July celebration will take place July 3, complete with a fireworks display from Pyrotecnico.
The fireworks begin at dusk. Carnegie Mayor Jack Kobistek encouraged residents to come out and enjoy not just the fireworks, but the newly-renovated Carnegie Park.
This year at the concession stand, refreshments and food will be sold and all proceeds will go to benefit the Pitcher Park Foundation and the upcoming Carnegie Park Skate Park.
Scott Township scheduled its annual Community Day to coincide with the Fourth of July, and festivities begin at noon with American Legion Flag Services.
Events throughout the day include water and land races, a water slide contest, rubber ducky races and a money hunt for children in fourth grade and under. On the small ball field, spectators will be able to take in ball games throughout the day. On the big ball field will be the Mighty Mites from 9 a.m. to noon.
Food and game booths will be in the upper park area and will be open throughout the day. The day ends with a fireworks display at 9:31 p.m.
The pool, which will be open during the day from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., will re-open at 7 p.m. to allow spectators to watch the fireworks from the water. Poolside music will also play, and the pool will be open until 10 p.m.


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So far we've talked a lot about narrative paintings, compositions which are based on or tell a specific story. For the next couple of weeks, we'll focus more on portraiture. Today, we'll spend the day with Pierre Bonnard's "Portrait of Leila Claude Anet". Painted in 1930, the work is a little over four feet tall, and a little under three feet wide.
Oil paintings are traditionally painted on a neutral base, like burnt umber or grey, to prevent the bright white of an untreated canvas from interfering with the painter's color judgments. Bonnard's painting, however, leaves the white of the canvas untreated. He was a master of color, and frequently used color rather than line to show the contours and movements of forms.
Ah, the careful color web in which he traced his subject. Paint applied so thin it was translucent. This is why he used a white background–his paintings are liquid color shining through to the white base. His subject in this painting is a young woman with a level gaze, legs crossed, in a white blouse and blue striped skirt.
It is primarily a composition in blue and orange, but not without some red and purple hues. He left the canvas primer exposed to speak for her blouse in the light, laying thick paint in pale tones to mention its curves in the shadows. (And such tones! Zoom in on her stomach: there is green, blue, pink, mauve, grey, and even some brown.)
Her face is textured, heavily worked over, mostly orange. A cool green marks where the left edge of her brow shifts glancingly away from the light. The bridge of her nose is the sole feature marked out in crisp outline– carved by a thin but precise line of white.
The rest of the paint is so thin, and so lightly applied, that Bonnard's loose sketch in pencil shows through. It is no more anatomically or geometrically correct than the painting. That, of course, was never the point of this portrait. An image can represent its subject in ways never dreamt by a mirror; why should it always imitate one?
Bonnard works at the intersection of watercolor and oil; he updates John Singer Sargent with a humble and meek daubing of paint. The lighting is simple: a single warm source from the upper right, somewhere above the sitter's head. It casts a shadow on the left side of her face, and her head casts a small shadow on her shoulders. The chair's colors change to blue and orange where it is hit by the light, retreating to red, brown and purple in shadow.
Typical of Bonnard's work, the sitter's head is delicately painted, a touch too small, and the jaws undefined. It seems vulnerable and lost, but simultaneously grounds the whole composition with its steady gaze and built up texture.
Sargent, too, painted loosely all the surroundings of the sitter, reserving the fixed detail work for the head. For him the fluid brushwork was a musician's flawless performance, to be rehearsed until the final gesture appeared effortless as it suggested the turn of an arm, a twist of silk, or the recesses of a shadow. All these strokes, however magnificent, were only stage and set for the real star, the head. These were carefully built up, and polished to an insane finish. We'll look at Sargent next week.
Bonnard eschews polish. For him, paint is still paint, not a glittering window to a second world. More still, the edges are clearly diluted paint- visible strokes and scumbling. The gaze, which in Sargent is always so direct, is deferred or obscured in Bonnard. you know where the eyes are by where the shadows fall, but you can't quite make contact. The sitter looks forever just past you, in an ephemeral world always coming into being and simultaneously about to dissolve. In short, in a world not unlike our own.


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"Tosca" was first presented at West Bay Opera in 1977. This is the company's sixth production of the work, which is sung in Italian with English titles.
Stacey Stofferahn sings the title role, and David Gustafson is Mario Cavaradossi — Tosca's lover who shares her tragic fate.
Philip Skinner returns to West Bay Opera as Scarpia, Rome's unscrupulous chief of police. Mr. Skinner portrayed Iago in last year's production of "Otello."
The cast also includes Nadav Hart as Spoletta, William O'Neill as Angelotti, Carl King as the Sagrestano, and Mathew Pierce as Sciarrone. The opera's general director and conductor is Jose Luis Moscovich. Stage direction is by Richard Harrell.
Show times are 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11, and Saturday, Oct. 19; and 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 13 and 20. The Oct. 13 performance will be followed by a post-performance discussion with the cast and directors seated onstage.
There are no performances on Saturday, Oct. 12, or Friday, Oct. 18. There will be a free preview with piano at 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, at Avenidas, 450 Bryant St. in Palo Alto.
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According to Salon.com, incoming Speaker of the House John Boehner has been keeping strange company, to wit, Randall Terry, the founder of Operation Rescue. Terry is so out-of-control, he has been banned from the premises of the USCCB and its meetings.
Mr. Bohener is admirably pro-life - although the rest of his policy positions are less admirable. But, he should know that the mainstream pro-life community considers Terry an extremist who has defended the murder of doctors who perform abortions. He is no pro-life hero and Mr. Boehner should find better uses for his time.
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First-ever Hispanic/Latino Patient Forum,
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The first Hispanic/Latino patient education program on lupus ever held in New York City will take place on Saturday, March 18, between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. at Jacobi Medical Center in the Bronx. The free, half-day seminar titled, "Descubriendo el Misterio de Lupus" "Unlocking the Mystery of Lupus"will feature Spanish language presentations by a physician on lupus symptoms and treatments, and by legal and support services experts on living and working with lupus. More »
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Last night we saw the greatest movie. Within the first two minutes I was laughing so hard that tears were streaming down my cheek. Young@Heart is the touching story of an elderly chorus that tackles classic rock songs, and I'm here to tell you that the film walks you through hilarious episodes of them trying to learn the music, and heart wrenching scenes of human frailty. Its beautiful because the singers are endearing, you instantly like each one of them. Throughout the movie I kept thinking to myself that these people are so interesting, I'd love to have a cup of coffee and just visit with them. One of them reminded me of my great uncle Greenie, and that just brought a whole other set of emotions into the mix.
The music is nothing short of brilliant. The group covers The Rolling Stones, The Ramones, Coldplay, Talking Heads, Sonic Youth, Radiohead, Gloria Gaynor, The Bee Gees, David Bowie and more. You'll notice that none of this music is from their generation, and therein lies the beauty. When they sing the Ramones' "I Wanna Be Sedated", or Talking Head's "Life During Wartime" it brings a fresh perspective to the song, first because they sing it so well that its almost like the music was written for them and second because you know that these songs mean something different to them than it would to you or me.
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The European Union implemented the accord's requirements to cut greenhouse gas emissions two years ago. But its full provisions, forcing governments also to monitor and report emission levels, have only just come into force in the bloc.
"Now we have adopted all the necessary EU legislation to carry out our commitments under the Kyoto Protocol," EU environment commissioner Margot Wallstroem said.
She pointed out that the EU was implementing Kyoto even though the protocol has not entered force internationally -- primary because the United States, the world's biggest polluter, has refused to ratify it.
The accord's complex ratification rules mean it can only take effect once it has been approved by Russia, which has been dragging its feet.
"As a strong bloc of soon-to-be 25 countries, the European Union has a special responsibility to show global leadership and pave the way for other countries to follow suit," the Swedish commissioner said.
But the EU executive itself has not always been so united over Kyoto.
In January Wallstroem upbraided Spanish EU energy commissioner Loyola de Palacio for "astonishing" comments suggesting that the EU might have to review its commitment to Kyoto.
De Palacio had said that the EU would have to "reconsider" its commitment to slash greenhouse gas emissions if Kyoto failed to get the all-important backing it needs from Russia.
"Loyola should make a distinction between her personal view and the EU view," Wallstroem said at the time. "We lead from the very front. We have to stand firm."


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Kicking off the weekend a little early, a host of talented celebrities showed up for the 2014 BAFTA Los Angeles Jaguar Brittania Awards in Beverly Hills last night (October 30).
"Harry Potter" hottie Emma Watson arrived at the Beverly Hilton Hotel all gussied up as she prepared to receive the award for British Artist of the Year.
Stepping out of her acting mode, Emma Watson proves to be a formidable poser on the cover of the December 2014 issue of ELLE UK magazine.
The 24-year-old "Harry Potter" star is stylish in her photo spread and she clarifies a few of the misconceptions that have stemmed from her speech on feminism at the United Nations back in September.
She's never been afraid of a challenge, and Emma Watson's latest role finds her in the middle of a cult in 1973.
The "Perks of Being a Wallflower" actress stars alongside Daniel Bruhl, Richenda Carey, Vicky Krieps and August Zirner in "Colonia," slated to release in October 2015.
She's been busy gearing up for the launch of her new 1989 album and on Tuesday (September 30) Taylor Swift dropped by the French-Canadian television show "Tout Le Monde."
The "Shake It Off" singer weighed in on Emma Watson's recent speech to the UN in which she introduced her He For She initiative and explained what feminism truly is.
Following her impassioned speech at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City on Saturday (September 20), Emma Watson has been on the receiving end of all kinds of encouragement from her famous friends.
The "Perks of Being a Wallflower" babe introduced her new #HeForShe campaign at the event after she recently "realized that fighting for women's rights has too often become synonymous with man-hating. If there is one thing I know for certain, it is that this has to stop."
Though she's best known as a wizarding woman, Emma Watson is making quite a name for herself with her humanitarian efforts.
The "Harry Potter" actress, who became a United Nations Goodwill Ambassador this year, showed up at the UN to kick off her new HeForShe campaign.
Stepping out for a meet-up with a friend, Emma Watson showed up at a café in Central London on Tuesday afternoon (July 29).
The always-stylish "Perks of Being a Wallflower" babe donned a snazzy white blouse and black trousers as she scurried past a swarm of shutterbugs en route to her destination.
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The manager of a community hall has retired after 30 years.
Barbara Slaney will be replaced by Tamsen Mann as the new manager of Woodford Memorial Hall, in Woodford Road, South Woodford.
The hall, founded in 1902, was used as a location for the 2011 Margaret Thatcher film The Iron Lady, starring Meryl Streep, and is used weekly by 14 organisations, involving more than 500 users.
Mrs Mann, 45, previously worked in arts recruitment and administration, including five years coordinating the music programme at London's Barbican Hall.
She said: "Since moving to Woodford three years ago I've always loved this beautiful hall, so much that we hired it for our wedding reception. It's a part of me and I want to ensure it stays at the heart of our community by building on its strengths, and developing new uses for the space."


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[image-62]"George is a really interesting guy. He obviously enjoys his job," says Logan Ream, an Universities Space Research Association (USRA) student, who is currently assigned to the NASA White Sands Test Facility's (WSTF) Propulsion Test department. Ream is one of four USRA students who took advantage of the test facility's unique workplace to sit in on a science and technology presentation given by George Aldrich.
So what makes George an interesting guy? He is a 37-year veteran of NASA White Sands Test Facility, located near Las Cruces, NM. The facility tests materials and components that fly on spacecraft for toxicity and odor. Aldrich's job title is Chemical Specialist, and he currently works in the WSTF Laboratories, in the Molecular Desorption and Analysis Laboratory. Aldrich has been featured in many TV shows, science magazines, judged smelly sneaker contests, volunteered in the public schools as a science presenter, and, as part of his job, sniff tested over 800 NASA requests in the test facility's Laboratory department.
Aldrich gave the students a science demonstration he performs routinely in the public schools. Aldrich placed a balloon in liquid nitrogen (LN2) and explained that liquid nitrogen boils at 77 K (−196 °C; −321 °F) and is a cryogenic fluid which can freeze skin when touched. Aldrich wears a face mask and long gloves to guard against splashing. The temperature of liquid nitrogen mimics that of the moon's surface, giving the students a window of opportunity to understand how materials react to space-like temperatures and in the vacuum of space atmospheres, without actually going to the moon's surface.
"What do you think is going to happen to the balloon?" Aldrich asks the students.
Aldrich demonstrates that pliable materials such as rubber balls, balloons, bananas and flowers can react differently when exposed to the vacuum of space's atmosphere. Rubber will now shatter; balloons deflate, burst, or in the case of the banana, can be used to drive nails into wood.
"Well, the presentation was extremely interesting. It's obvious that George loves his work, and he explains everything with passion," said Ryan Maurer, a USRA student assigned to the test facility's Hardware Processing department.
"WSTF is a technically enriched workplace," says John Tylka, a mechanical engineer studying at University of Central Missouri. "All the employees at WSTF, including George, are enthusiastic, supportive, and help us acclimate to the work environment."
"Mr. Aldrich heightened my interest in cryogenics. The other interns and I frequently have hypothetical talks of some experiments we can conduct using liquid nitrogen or dry ice and then speculate on the results. Once the WSTF Clinic deems me physically able, I can't wait to serve on the Odor Panel with George, "said Ream.
"They are a great group," says Aldrich of the USRA students, "inquisitive and innovative. They are very much like the kids in the public schools in that respect. I'm glad to see that spirit in our USRA students as well."
As for Aldrich, his own public appearance schedule is becoming very interesting. He is judging the "Odor Eater's Rotten Sneaker Contest", this week in Montpelier, VT.; he has a confirmed filming schedule for Stan Lee's Super Humans, on the History Channel next month in Los Angeles, CA; and a Russian film crew is currently requesting to film him at NASA White Sands Test Facility.


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Mikahil Nikanorov (Shelkalov) bass, was born in Russia. His repertoire includes roles in Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Rossini), Semyon Kotko (Prokofiev), Madama Butterfly, La boheme (Puccini), Carmen (Bizet), La Sonnambula (Bellini), Die Fledermaus (J. Strauss), Rigoletto, La traviata (Verdi), Le nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni, Die Zauberflöte (Mozart) and many others. He performs regularly with all major opera houses in Russia as well as in Finland and Germany.
At the Israeli Opera he performed:
Boris Gudonov: Shchelkalov (2012)


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Delbert Gene Davis
Funeral service for Delbert Gene Davis, 79, of Sulphur Springs will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, April 18, at Cross Timber Cowboy Church in Mahoney with Bro. Jason Connor officiating.
Military graveside honors will follow at Mahoney Cemetery with Jerry Bell, Randy Hignight, Garry Jordan, Bill Mangram, Tony Murray and John Parrish serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be Dennis Jordan and Kenneth Ishmael.
Visitation will be from 1 p.m. until 2 p.m. Friday at the church.
Delbert Davis died Monday, April 14, 2014, at the VA Hospital in Dallas.
He was born Dec. 16, 1934, in Mahoney, the son of Raymond and Edna Maude Dendy Davis.
He served in the United States Army for 12 years and later worked as a truck driver.
Mr. Davis was a member of Trinity Harvest Church of God. He began his ministry in July of 1969 and retired after 40 years.
He married Faye Nell George on Sept. 10, 1956, in Sulphur Springs. She survives.
Other survivors include sons Ronny Davis and wife, Freda, of City and Brad Davis and wife, Linda, of Colorado Springs, Colo.; daughters Brenda Land of Mauldin, S.C., Vicki Osborn of Andrews; grandchildren Christopher Gibbons of Greenville, Jeremy Davis of Paris, Jerod Fox of Savannah, Ga., Jennifer Empy of Colorado Springs, Colo., Terah Sampler of Louisiana, Leslie Davis of Paris, Melissa Breslin of Colorado Springs, Colo., Elizabeth Gibbons of Sulphur Springs and Cathy Gibbons of Sulphur Springs; and 12 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; son Kenneth Davis; great-grandson Dylan Davis; and sister Marjie George.
Memorials may be made to the Trinity Harvest Church of God building fund at 1150 Shannon Road East, Sulphur Springs, Texas 75482.
Arrangements are under the direction of West Oaks Funeral Home.
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Communicating for Change : UNICEF helps get the message across in Azerbaijan
By Suzanna Dayne
The workshop is part of UNICEF's efforts to introduce its new strategy, C4D, Communication for Development. C4D is a comprehensive method that uses a mix of communication tools to improve the lives of children around the world. "In the past posters and leaflets were the focus for most communication campaigns. The new method is much more inclusive and includes working with communities and involving children, parents and governments", said Elnur Aliyev, UNICEF's C4D officer in Azerbaijan.
In the workshop participants focused on three key issues: anemia, the impact of early marriage on young girls and children with disabilities. In Azerbaijan, about half of all pregnant and lactating women are anemic and few understand how anemia can threaten a mother's life. While girls in many parts of the country are forced to drop out and marry after attending primary school. Few realize that pregnancy at such a young age can lead to serious complications. The last issue, focused on children with disabilities. In Azerbaijan society stigma against these children still exists. Many are kept at home and deprived of a chance to be well educated and contribute to their communities.
The participants were given background information on the problems and encouraged to look outside the traditional communication methods to solve them. They learned how to create messages that can raise awareness and change the way people perceive these issues and eventually change their behaviors. They also worked on how to target those messages to different groups.
"Disabled children need support not only from their own families, but from teachers and principles to ensure their enrollment and from local municipalities to help transport these children to and from school," said Elnur Kalantarov, Head of the Public Information and Media Department, Ministry of Labor and Social Protection. "They also need to be supported so they don't feel embarrassed about their disability in anyway," he added.
At the end of the program, the participants presented their ideas. These included organizing town hall meetings and debates in the community to raise awareness of the issue and a creative public service announcement, PSA, dubbed "Am I Ready?" depicting what could happen to a girl who marries too early.
"I now realize that when we use the word communicate, we are referring not only to the words one uses to transfer factual information to others, but also to other "messages" that are sent and received. One of the main advantages of this workshop was that it was based on not only to theory but also to practice," said NaiIa Miraliyeva, Acting Chief of the Health Communication and Public Relations Department Public Health and Reforms Center.
"I really liked the group work, we practiced how to say the right thing at the right time, how to make sure others understand what we are saying and how to choose the most effective channel of communication," she added.
Now, the next step is to develop these ideas so they become a reality and help children and families throughout this rapidly changing country.


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Today, as we reflect on the horrific attacks on America eleven years ago on 9/11, we remember all those who were killed, and honor the bravery of our Armed Forces and our first responders who keep us free and safe. Let us pause in remembrance, say a prayer, and move forward united as Americans.
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The Master's degree programme in prehistoric archaeology raises the big questions about the origin of culture. Traces of the prehistoric times in the form of material artefacts are studied with a view to explaining the trends in human history, especially in Southern Scandinavia. Although there is a focus on Scandinavia, the history is also studied in a broader European perspective from the beginning of the Stone Age until the end of the Viking Age.
Both humanistic and social science approaches are used in the interpretation of the material artefacts to try to achieve a holistic picture of prehistoric society.
In the course of your Master's degree programme, you attend courses with a focus on the main prehistoric periods. The courses focus on a specific theme such as technology and knowledge, war, religion and rituals or mobility and exchange. As a student, you are free to choose between a range of topics within the general themes.
As a student, you also become familiar with different analytical methods for handling archaeological data and general anthropological theory
Furthermore, on your master, you will have the opportunity to shape your education through an internship, by going abroad or by choosing some personal profile subjects. (read more under 'structure')
The Master for Prehistoric Archaeology is based at Moesgård south of Aarhus and collaborates with the Moesgård Museum.
Download and print a short presentation of the Master's degree programme in Prehistoric Archaeology 2017.
The following Bachelor's degree programmes qualify the student for admission to the Master"s degree programme in Prehistoric archaeology:
The Board of Studies carries out an individual assessment as to whether applicants with qualifications other than the above have the academic qualifications required for their application to be given equal status.
Students of the Bachelor's degree programme in prehistoric archaeology at Aarhus University have the right to be admitted to the Master"s degree programme in prehistoric archaeology on the condition that application is made with a view to continuing directly from the Bachelor's degree programme to the Master's degree programme. This right of admission requires receipt of the application by Aarhus University within the appropriate period of time.
As the Master's degree programme in Prehistoric archaeology (due to government legislation) only admits a limited number of students each year, meeting the admission requirements does not in itself guarantee admission to the programme.
In evaluating qualified applicants, the admissions committee assesses each applicant on the basis of the average mark (i.e. GPA) of the Bachelor's degree at the time of application. Marks/grades obtained after the application deadline will not be included in the GPA.
The admissions committee assesses each applicant's marks on the basis of the information provided by diplomas and transcripts.
English at B level at upper-secondary school or the equivalent is a requirement for admission: read about English language requirements.
As a student it is important to know the regulations for your chosen subject: what is the content, how is it structured and what does it require from you. You can find this information in the academic regulations.
In the following graphical presentation of the subject you can see the different modules and courses that, in addition, link to the course catalogue where you can read the course descriptions.
On the third semester of your master you have to choose a profile corresponding to 30 ECTS points. You can do this in three ways:
Profile subject(30 ECTS)
Study abroad (30 ECTS) – is also possible on your first and second semester
Internship (30 ECTS)
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The Analysis and consultancy Profile
The Culture and Globalization Profile
The Organisation and Entrepreneurship Profile
You have the opportunity to take a semester abroad. Remember, that It takes about a year to plan a semester abroad.
Prehistoric Archaeology has agreements with Universities in Berlin, Leiden and Leicester.
In addition, the University of Aarhus has agreements with many universities around the Nordic region and Europe.
Click here and learn more about going abroad.
You can also find more information on the website of the International Centre.
By choosing a project-oriented course (internship) you put your theoretical knowledge in a practical perspective, you build a network and get work experience. It is up to you to make contact with the company / organization / institution you want to work with. Alongside your internship you will get guidance from the University, and at the end of your internship there will be an exam.
See current internship postings on AU Job and Project Bank.
The Department of Prehistoric Archaeology is based at Moesgaard – an old and newly renovated manor house located just south of Aarhus. Here you have access to a library, copying, computers, a common room, lunch room, the Moesgaard Museum and beautiful countryside.
You also have plenty of opportunity to take an active part in student life.
The following services are available at the Department of Prehistoric Archaeology:
Student-to-student is your opportunity to ask about being a student at the Faculty of Arts and about Aarhus and Denmark in general to another international student who has already taken the leap and now lives in Denmark and studies for his/her Master's degree at the Faculty of Arts.
You can read more about the student-to-student service and find the list of AU international student ambassadors at Arts here.
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This data is derived from AU's 2013/2014 employment survey. This data should not be considered a completely accurate representation of the labour market and job functions for all graduates of the individual degree programmes. It exclusively represent the responses submitted to the survey in the years in question.
The five most common career paths for graduates of prehistoric archaeology are:
You can also have a career as a researcher in prehistoric archaeology. You have the option of applying for admission to the PhD programme at the faculty's Graduate School. You can apply when you have completed your Bachelor's degree and one year of your Master's degree studies or when you have completed your Master's degree. Find more information about PhD degree programmes at the Faculty of Arts.
With a Master's degree in prehistoric archaeology, you have competences in the following areas:
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|Conspiracy Theory
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|Air Date
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Zarkov is kidnapped by a bounty hunter named Genessa and is taken to Mongo, by request of Rankol.
The discovery of a Rift makes it into the news. Flash and Dale stay on Earth to stop the news story, while Baylin travels to Mongo in search of Zarkov. Baylin eats chocolate and a toaster pastry.
Flash and Dale must additionally deal with a government agent, who is after the Imex.
- Truth drugs do not exist in real life.
- This episode parodies UFO conspiracies and the "Men in Black".
- Eric Johnson: Flash Gordon
- Gina Holden: Dale Arden
- Karen Cliche: Baylin
- Jody Racicot: Dr. Hans Zarkov
- John Ralston: Ming
Guest starring
- Jonathan Lloyd Walker: Rankol
- Ona Grauer: Genessa
- Michael Kopsa: Agent Montgomery
- Don S. Davis: Mr. Mitchell
- Carmen Moore: Joely Lavant
- Bruce Dawson: Lawrence Gordon
- Françoise Yip: Susan Glass
- John Novak: Willik
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Aeros one win from championship
Rodriguez hits go-ahead homer in ninth, beats Defenders
By MLB.com | September 16, 2009 8:33 PM ET
Akron, which has won a franchise-record 13 consecutive games, owns a commanding 2-0 edge in the series and can win its first championship since 2005 with a victory in Game 3 on Friday.
Rodriguez connected with two outs and two on against reliever Matt Yourkin to snap a 4-4 deadlock. The Defenders answered with a pair of runs in the bottom of the ninth but left the tying run on third when Josh Judy struck out Tyler LaTorre to end the game.
Akron scored three times in the third and led for much of the game before Connecticut surged in front in the seventh. Jerad Head fell a homer shy of the cycle, scored three times and knocked in a run and top prospect Carlos Santana went 1-for-4 with an RBI.
Eastern League Pitcher of the Year Jeanmar Gomez held the Defenders to two runs on six hits, including a homer, and three walks over five innings. The right-hander struck out five.
Zach Putnam (1-0) allowed an inherited runner to score but picked up the win, striking out two over two frames.
Defenders starter Daryl Maday was charged with three runs on five hits and a walk over 5 1/3 innings. Yourkin (0-1) surrendered three runs in the ninth and suffered the loss.
Former fifth-round pick Mike McBryde went 4-for-5 with two RBIs and two runs scored, while Brett Pill slugged his first postseason homer in the fifth off Gomez.
Eric Berger (1-0, 1.80 ERA) will try to pitch Akron to the championship on Friday in Game 3. Connecticut counters with southpaw Craig Clark (0-1, 5.40 ERA).
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