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56 Accommodation, 7 Events , 106 Things to do
Zuni Restaurant and Townhouse, in the heart of Kilkenny City Centre, provides stylish, contemporary, boutique accommodation and highly regarded gourmet cuisine in the atmospheric setting of one of Kilkenny's historic buildings. Read more
The Left Bank Pub, on The Parade, Kilkenny City is an architectural landmark of significant interest featuring a beautifully designed main bar with a lively atmosphere and friendly staff. Quality bar food is served daily until 5pm Read more
Kilkenny Archaeology Society operates from Rothe House in Kilkenny city, County Kilkenny. Their library and archive contains a wide collection of newspapers from the 18th-21st centuries, maps and family archives as well as numerous historical books. Read more
Comfortable family home. Convenient to Hotel Kilkenny and Spring Hill. Within walking distance of city centre, Castle and tennis club. 1km Kierans College. Ideal base to tour the beautiful historic South East region. 1/2 km from shopping centre, Bridge Centre, running track and new swimming and leisure complex. Read more
Kilkenny Tourist Hostel is a friendly, budget accommodation situated in an 18th-century Georgian townhouse in the centre of Kilkenny City. It is near the local castle and cathedral, as well as a host of cafes and restaurants. Read more
The 'Rafter' Dempsey's is a charming Olde Worlde Bar and Lounge in the Centre of Irelands Medieval Capital. It is renowned for its cheerful greeting as much as its warm Log Fire and delicious home-cooked foods. Private parties catered for. Read more
Kilkenny's 1st Class luxury sightseeing tour by road train. A fully narrated, comprehensive tour of Kilkenny's historical sites, complimented with your favourite Irish music. Departs every hour from Kilkenny Castle, from March to October. Read more
Large two storey country house. Set in its own private gardens. Its peaceful and comfortable. Local pub in the village. Hotels and restaurants nearby with good food and entertainment. Catholic Church also in village. Read more
Located in the Irishtown area of Kilkenny City, St Canice's Cathedral dates back to 1285 and has a rich history for visitors to explore. The 30 metres high round tower also affords stunning 360 degree views of the region. Read more
Exceptional quality menu in this Italian restaurant in the centre of Kilkenny, offering good early bird options with an extensive range of dining options available. Read more
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Dec 06, 2013 13:45 GMT Rochdale Borough Council Staff at Rochdale Borough Council will be bringing a smile to the faces of vulnerable children this Christmas by donating extra gifts to a charity present appeal.
Dec 06, 2013 13:45 GMT Rochdale Borough Council Staff at Rochdale Borough Council will be bringing a smile to the faces of vulnerable children this Christmas by donating extra gifts to a charity present appeal.
Nov 29, 2013 12:59 GMT StreetSmart Gizzi Erskine (PopUp Chef, Food Writer & Sunday Times Chef) will be hosting a Twisted Christmas Party on Saturday 14th December to raise a whole lot of money for the StreetSmart Campaign which supports homeless people during the winter months. The party will be from noon till 2am in conjunction with the StreetFeast team at their amazing Hawker House venue in the east end. What Christmas Joy!
Nov 26, 2013 06:30 GMT Eurofound In the midst of Europe's greatest recession, 40% of all EU companies have difficulties finding workers with the right skills. For innovative companies, this is even more challenging. This emerges from Eurofound's third European Company Survey (ECS), launched in Brussels on 26 November 2013. The European Company Survey (ECS) maps what is happening in companies across the European Union.
Nov 20, 2013 15:41 GMT Rochdale Borough Council Rochdale Safer Communities Partnership has put in place special powers to deal with antisocial behaviour (ASB) in one of its most troublesome wards.
Nov 18, 2013 22:26 GMT Eurofound While life satisfaction increased marginally across the European Union between 2007 and 2011, happiness and optimism levels have fallen and perceived social exclusion has increased, indicating a decline in overall well-being in many European countries. Eurofound's new report is the first in a series of reports which covers trends in quality of life in Europe over the past decade.
Nov 17, 2013 11:26 GMT StreetSmart Watch StreetSmart's take on the Dickens' classic with broadcaster and StreetSmart patron Richard Bacon as Scrooge and chefs Angela Hartnett, Jason Atherton and Francesco Mazzei appearing as ghosts.
Oct 03, 2013 16:14 BST Rochdale Borough Council Rochdale Borough Council's adoption team is holding an information evening at Number 1 Riverside on 7 October 2013 from 6.30pm to 8.30pm to chat with anyone who is considering adoption.
Sep 30, 2013 12:01 BST StreetSmart A football squad of nine girls from London who have all experienced homelessness or having to leave their family home as children will represent England at the 2014 Street Child World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in March.
Sep 06, 2013 13:05 BST Bury Council Bury Council's road safety team and Greater Manchester Police have launched a safer parking campaign to coincide with the start of the new academic year.
Aug 08, 2013 07:52 BST blueprint.tv blueprint.tv's "My First 101 Words" video App has had a tremendous response and we thought it was time to undertake a review. As we had hoped, the video aspect of the learning tool seems to be the key factor in driving sales, and feedback indicates that the unique nature of the real actions and objects demonstrated in our App is clearly communicating and educating people.

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Graphic Art Systems Installs Eagle Foiling System at Nickert Druckveredelung
Cold foiling sets them apart from their competition
Graphic Art Systems, Inc, the leading developer and manufacturer of foil enhancement equipment for the printing industry for over 20 years, announced that it has completed the installation of its Eco-Eagle Cold Foil system at Thomas Nickert Druckveredelung, a modern trade finishing, UV varnish, and foil laminating firm located in Berlin, Germany.
Before Nickert Druckveredelung purchased its cold foil system from Graphic Art Systems, the firm performed extensive studies and months of due diligence to ensure that it was selecting the right supplier.
"After extensive research, it was clear to me that Graphic Art System's Eco-Eagle Cold Foiling system is the most technologically-advanced machine on the market," said Thomas Nickert, owner of Nickert Druckveredelung. "We feel that cold foiling will be a profitable additional service that will set us apart from our competition and provide our customers with an attractive process in terms of cost and graphic possibilities."
Previously, Nickert Druckveredelung offered hot foiling to its customer base on its existing Eagle System 4900 hot foiling system. Hot foil stamping is a process where foil is applied to paperboard or paper by using high temperature and pressure. This process requires two separate production steps: offset printing and adding a foil layer in a hot foil stamping machine. Cold foiling, however, can be performed in one single step with the printing and provides an alternative to hot foil with the same high quality and better margins.
"Mike King invited me to tour his manufacturing facility in Ocean, New Jersey where he educated me on the techniques of foiling machine manufacturing," explained Nickert. "We then visited several of his clients who already had his Eco-Eagle installed. I was able to speak with the owners of those companies who confirmed to me that they were very satisfied with their purchase. They stated that the installation was done in three days, training completed in four hours and the machine started producing jobs on the fourth day. One of the pressmen gave me hands-on training on loading the foil, setting up the press and watching the results. When I asked the operator how to turn on the Eco-Eagle he replied, 'The machine knows when to start. It's all electronic. It's the smartest machine I have ever worked on. There are no adjustments. It adjusts itself. Amazing!!!'"
"Thomas Nickert did his homework. He visited other companies who had foiling machines not manufactured by Graphic Art Systems, Inc and learned for himself how our technology made us the leader in foiling equipment," said Mike King, President and CEO of Graphic Art Systems, Inc. "I have over 35 years of experience in the design and manufacturing of foil enhancement equipment and that is all we produce making us the leader in this field."
Graphic Art Systems, known as "The Foil Experts," has been the leader in the design and manufacturing of retrofit hot foil stamping equipment for over 20 years. Its Eagle Systems equipment has dominated the hot foil market with hundreds of installations worldwide. Recently Michael King, owner of Graphic Art Systems, applied his decades of specialization in foil enhancement equipment to the development of the Eco-Eagle Cold Foil System for sheet-fed offset presses. The Eco-Eagle is the most technologically-advanced, versatile and cost efficient cold foil system in the world.
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Peter Yessne Staffing Innovator Award
Background and Criteria
The Peter Yessne Staffing Innovator Award is awarded annually to an individual who launched an idea, or took action(s) that:
- Was a significant innovation from how the staffing industry previously operated or thought about particular issues
- Has had a profoundly positive impact* on one or multiple parts of the staffing industry "ecosystem" (staffing firms, buyers, temporary workers, etc.). The impact could be on one firm, or multiple firms, but the scope/size of the overall impact will be a consideration in determining the winner of the award.
- Has stood the test of time. That is, whatever was done has been around long enough to see that it has had a lasting impact and was not just a passing fad.
- Is still visible/in place today, and will be for the foreseeable future.
* "Positive Impact" could mean any of the following (in no particular order):
- Increased the usage of temps
- Improved quality of temporary staffing services
- Improved buyers' satisfaction
- Improved temp workers' satisfaction
- Improved the reputation/raised the profile of the staffing industry
- Provided better information to drive improved decision making
- Other improvements
"Innovation shapes itself in many ways. The growth and adoption of vendor management systems (VMS) has been one of the most striking and enduring innovations in staffing over the past decade. Jai Shekhawat has been leading the cutting edge of that development. This innovation has shown how technology could be used to connect suppliers and buyers of contingent labor while increasing usage and quality."
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Proud Mom of Jonathan Paul!
He was born May 17, 2011 on a beautiful night with a full moon. (It was that way on the way to the hospital) My fiance' tells me that after I had Jonathan at 8:25pm, it had been raining for hours. I don't care. It was a beautiful night with a full moon and some fog. I'm sticking to that story. :D
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About You
Stephanie (Stephy)
4' 11" (Yes, I'm very short.)
Pre-pregnancy weight?:
135 lbs.-ish I was eating unhealthy foods before. (I don't really use a weight scale. It's degrading and generally always bad news. I should weigh 110 lbs. according to my height, but I look better at about 120lbs.)
About The Father
: 24
5' 9"
Are you still together?:
About Your Pregnancy (I'll put the answers for my second pregnancy in parenthesis)
Is this your first pregnancy?:
Yes (No.)
When did you find out you were pregnant?:
September 30, 2010. (August 2, 2012)
Was it planned?:
Not planned but not unplanned either. (Yes.)
What was your first reaction?:
Shock. (Excited.)
Who was with you when you found out?:
my Nanny, where I come from we call our godmothers "nanny"s, but she's also like my 3rd or 4th cousin. (My fiance'.)
Who was the first person you told?:
Matthew, the father deserves to know it too! (My soon to be in-laws.)
How did your parents react?:
They didn't believe me. No no no. My father... oh you're pregnant? Yes, see this ultrasound. That's my little boy. Ohh Congratulations. Then Bill (
How far along are you?:
34 weeks. (I'm going to update this again in about a month and a half with more answers. I should know the gender of the baby by then. I knew for Jonathan at about 12 weeks that he was a boy.)
What was your first symptom?:
missed period and fatigue. (engorged breasts and migraines...)
What is your due date?:
May 18, 2011 (April 4,2013.)
Do you know the sex of the baby?:
If so, what is it?
: A boy. (A girl.)
Have you picked out names?:
If so, what are they?:
Jonathan Paul (Kaylee Marie)
How much weight have you gained?
: total 42 lbs ( total: 32 lbs)
Do you have stretch marks?:
Yes, a lot.
Have you felt the baby move?:
Have you heard the heartbeat?:
About the birth
Will you keep the baby?:
Of course!!
Home or hospital birth?:
Natural or medicated birth?:
As Natural as possible. (secondary c section so a very medicated forceful removal birth)
Who will be in the delivery room with you?:
Will you breastfeed?:
I will give it my best try. (Update after having Jonathan, I couldn't do it :'( ) (I
breast feeding Kaylee)
Do you think you'll need a c-section?:
No. (Update after having Jonathan, I needed one...) (I signed up to have a secondary c section. I know my luck...)
Will you cry when you hold the baby for the first time?:
Yes. (Of course)
What's the first thing you might say to him/her?:
I was high from the morphine drip they gave me after the c section cause the anesthesia started to wear off. I was hitting the button like ever minute, no joke. I held him and looked at him, "I wonder what you're going to be when you grow up,.... are you going to be a doctor or an engineer..... or a teacher............(insert more wonderings about his future)" (She is so cute.
Would you let someone videotape the birth?:
No, no, no no. (Yes. My stomach is so disgusting.... I'll never be able to look at it the same way again...)
Are you excited about the birth, or scared?
: Excited
6 pounds, 4 ounces. 19" long (released from hospital)
8 pounds, 7 ounces. (1 month old!)
9 pounds, 3.5 ounces. (2 months old!)
: Fiance' quit other place of employment to a much better place. :)
10 pounds, 8 ounces, 22" (3 months old!)
My birthday that I got to celebrate with Jonathan! Whoot, whoot! Big 23 years old now.
12 pounds, 9 ounces. 22.4" long (4 months old!)
14 pounds even. 20.08" long (6 months old!) found the length hard to believe so I measured him at home and got a little over 23" long. I didn't go with Matt and Jonathan to this appointment.
16 pounds, 8 ounces. 26.7" long. (9 months old!) I got told his spitting up a lot was due to his moving around a lot. I should try strapping him somewhere to not move so much after a meal. He's very attentive and curious for his age.
now, but not exploring all the time.
Two teeth out,
bottom center. (other news: I lost all baby weight this month and was back at 135 lbs.)
FIRST VISIT TO THE ZOO! He loved it, but did not care for the Koi fish. I didn't take pictures. Second Trip to the zoo:
(1 year old!) THE ONE YEAR MARK!!!!!!!!!!! :D:D:D:D
16 pounds 12 ounces and 27" long. (1 year!) Everything is good. :] Got the okay to put him a toddler car seat as long as its rear facing. I can put him forward facing after he's 20 pounds. I probably won't put him forward facing until he's 2 years old even after he does weigh 20 pounds.
1st Birthday Party! Invited 25 people and only 10 showed up. Jonathan flirted with a friend's daughter by trying to grab her hand and pushed away her brother away. Then, he wanted to play with the boy. (She was maybe 3 and the boy is 2.)
15 moth check up: 19 lbs, 4 ounces and 28" long.
18 month check up: 21 lbs, 12 ounces and 30" long. He's petite like Mommy with a size 3 shoe. Doctor gave him Pediasure to help gain weight faster.
2 year check up: 24 pounds and 32" long.
I am extremely determined, but some people would call it stubborn.
About My Parenting Ways:
do not support circumcision
. If you're for it then go get yourself circ'd. Oh, you're a woman and they don't do that? Yes they do. Go get it done yourself then tell me what I should do with my son. Thank you. :)
do not support baby/toddler wearing
. I didn't see the point in it. Trying to handle a newborn and a 2 year old changed my mind...
do not use baby talk
. I completely hate the idea of baby talk.
do not believe in day cares or babysitters
. I will take care of my child full time.
I support breast feeding
. I didn't get to bf my son, but I
bfing my daughter.
FIRST POSITIVE TEST August 2, 2012.
Due April 4, 2013.
Pre-pregnancy weight: 128 pounds.
LMP: June 28, 2012
First Trimester:
Completed (I couldn't find a doctor to take my insurance so my first prenatal appointment was at 18 weeks.)
Second Trimester:
My weight: 138. Blood test done. Did not get a good heart beat reading because baby kept moving.
(20 weeks) First ultrasound. It's a
Late December/ Early January: Glucose Test
Third Trimester:
(37 weeks 4 days) scheduled c section loosely for March 29. Baby is in breech so ultrasound scheduled tomorrow morning.
(37 weeks 5 days) Ultrasound. Baby is not in breech. She was 6 lbs 3 ounces.
(38 weeks 4 days) scheduled secondary c section
(39 weeks 1 day)
KAYLEE ARRIVED @ 12:49 pm
She weighed 5 lbs 12 ounces and was 18" long. She had mild Jaundice. I am breast feeding her. Her released weight was 5 lbs 6 ounces.
(1 week checkup) builrubin level: 11, still slight jaundice. Started supplementing with formula. Weight: 6 lbs 1 ounce
(4 month check up) 10 pounds 13 ounces. 23.25" long. :) Excellent head control.
: (6 month check up) 12 pounds 4 ounces. 23" long. Got the okay to start baby food and juices. I'm doing it at her pace tho... (She's on the petite side, but I expected that...)
Breastfeeding Successfully:
1 month: successful - 1 week for supplementing with formula to help her jaundice go away
2 months: successful!!
3 months: successful!!
4 months:. successful!!
5 months: successful!!
6 months: successful!!!!!!! YAY I REACHED THE 6 MONTH MARK!
7 months: successful!! :o No sign of stopping anytime soon.
8 months: currently working on it.
9 months: pending
10 months: pending
11 months: pending
12 months: pending
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I have 1 child and live in New Orleans, Louisiana
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Thanks girlie. I cant wait until you are a mommy either! Its a blessing no matter how much ppl say its hard. Its really not all that hard, ur going to love taking care of him!
I have 35 kids and live in Peoria, Illinois
December 6
I love the name Ashton, but my husband doesn't because it makes him think of Ashton Kutcher and he doesn't like him. lol


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Find out more about the "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" 5K HERE!
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Annual Meow Mixer
Date: Thursday, September 12th, 2013
Time: 6pm - 10pm
Place: Corpus Christi Town Club (800 N Shoreline Blvd)
6th Annual Meow Mixer!
A night of game playing from Poker and Black Jack to Craps and Roulette awaits you! Join us for the 6th Annual Meow Mixer - Catsino Nights! It will be a magical evening of delicious hor d'oeuvres, silent auction and chances to win fantastic prizes with your game winnings, including a trip for 2 to Las Vegas!
Purchase Tickets and Sponships below with a credit card or PayPal, or print the Sponsorship Form to mail in a check!
Proceeds benefit The Cattery Cat Shelter and Heartbeats Dog Rescue. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Had a absolutely great time in Vegas over the Labor Day weekend, click on the image below or HERE to check out some fun pics!
This SATURDAY!! join Vallejo Musik, Andrew Foster, Willie Melons, Trey Maresh and the Ready or Not Foundation for an awesome day of live music, games, raffles, and great BBQ all in the name of raising money for Children's Cancer.
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St John's Wood Area Forum
The St John's Wood Area Forum is an open meeting and we encourage you to invite friends and colleagues who may live, work or learn in the Abbey Road or Regent's Park wards.
The next meeting will take place on Monday 18 November, at Lord's Cricket Ground.
The last St John's Wood Area Forum took place on Thursday 4 July 2013 at the St John's Wood Synagogue. The update letter, agenda pack and notes from the meeting can be downloaded from the links below.
If you have any suggestions on what we should discuss at future Area Forum events please email the Area Forums team.
Future meeting dates
Monday 18 November 2013
Thursday 27 March 2014
Agenda Packs
Click on the links below to view the agenda packs produced for each meeting.
Update Letters
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Notes from all workshops at the Forum
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Chairman: Cllr Lindsay Hall (Abbey Road)
Ward Councillors:
Cyril Nemeth, Judith Warner (Abbey Road)
Daniel Astaire, Gwyneth Hampson, Robert Rigby (Regent's Park)
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Steelers players, family honor memory of L.C. Greenwood
By Tribune-Review
Published: Monday, Oct. 7, 2013, 5:09 p.m.
Former Steelers players from the 1970s era Super Bowl teams joined L.C. Greenwood's family Monday at the Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ in East Liberty to remember the former member of the "Steel Curtain" defense.
Greenwood, 67, died Sept. 29 in Pittsburgh.
Among those who attended the funeral service were former Steelers player Mel Blount, Steelers Chairman Dan Rooney and President Art Rooney II, former Steelers scout Bill Nunn and former Steelers players "Mean Joe" Greene and John Banaszak.
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LANSING (AP) — Storms and cooler weather have once again changed the dynamics of fishing, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources said Wednesday in its weekly fishing report.
The DNR says panfish are still there, but the bite was slow. Bass fishing remains good in the early morning or late evening. More salmon were caught but lake trout fishing was fair, it says.
Lake Erie: Walleye were slow but fish were still caught off Sterling State Park and Stony Point in 20 to 27 feet of water and in front of the Fermi Power Plant in 20 feet of water. Those launching from Bolles Harbor are perch fishing in 23 feet of water around the E Buoy. Good numbers of fish were caught however many were small. Try pink or yellow perch rigs with emerald shiners. Perch fishing was slow out near the Dumping Grounds because of the weeds and the algae bloom.
Huron River: Had bluegills, smallmouth bass and a few white bass caught.
Port Sanilac: Slow perch fishing with only a few bigger fish coming from the weed beds south of the harbor. Those trolling caught Atlantic, chinook, coho, pink salmon, steelhead, brown trout, lake trout and even a couple walleye in 100 to 130 feet of water in the bottom 30 feet. Pier anglers caught panfish and bullhead, and catfish.
Harbor Beach: Lake trout fishing is fair to good straight out, south or north of the harbor when using dodgers with spin glows and flies near the bottom or spoons off downriggers about 50 feet down. Fair to good steelhead action with color lines up high or put out some long lines on boards with bright colored small or medium spoons north of the harbor in 55 to 160 feet of water. A few salmon were also caught. Fair walleye catches north of the harbor and Port Hope in 25 to 50 feet of water with small spoons, crawler harnesses or Hot-n-Tots. Fish inside the harbor for bass and pike or look for perch near the cemetery or Wagner Park when using minnows.
Saginaw Bay: Perch were hitting around the Spark Plug and just east of it. The fish ranged from 8 to 12 inches. A couple walleye were caught out near Buoys 1 & 2 and along the weed beds off Maisou and Heisterman Islands in 10 to 14 feet of water. Channel cats were caught in the Hot Ponds.
Saginaw River: The lower river is producing freshwater drum and catfish.
St. Joseph: Surface water temperatures were still in the low 80's. Pier fishing for steelhead and perch was slow. When the lake cools, steelhead will start to show up.
South Haven: Also had slow fishing as most anglers were not able to get out on windy days. Before the storms, catch rates were decent for trout and salmon when trolling in 100 feet of water.
Grand Haven: Had very good fishing. Water depths are changing daily, but fish were found 30 to 80 feet down in 70 to 100 feet of water. Green and blue spoons worked well however spinnies also caught fish. Fly colors are white and a green "pickle" color. A limited number of perch were caught. Pier anglers caught steelhead on shrimp and orange spoons.
Grand River at Grand Rapids: Reported a good run of steelhead, brown trout, chinook and the occasional coho. Those fishing up near the dam are using yarn, flies, spinners and Hot-n-Tots, and crawlers. Pike are hitting on spinners, spoons and suckers while catfish prefer crawlers, cut bait or suckers. Those trolling between the dam and the mouth are using thundersticks and body baits.
Grand River at Lansing: Is producing catfish for those using crawlers, leeches or cut bait near the North Lansing and Moore's Park Dam.
Muskegon: Salmon anglers are having a great time catching fish from the piers out to 120 feet of water. The hot spot was 90 feet of water with downriggers set at 50 feet when using green and blue spoons or spinnies.
Muskegon Lake: Boat anglers trolling have caught a couple chinook salmon.
Rogers City: Anglers caught a few chinook in the 12 to 18 pound range along with the occasional steelhead, lake trout, brown trout and walleye. Try near the bottom in 45 to 95 feet in warm water or halfway down in cooler water with downriggers, lead core and dipsey divers when looking for structure, baitfish or the thermocline. Try north toward the Pumphouse, State Park, Forty Mile Point or south toward Swan Bay. Good colors were green, blue, white, black and purple or anything that glows early and late.
Presque Isle: The better fishing was south toward Stoneport and north between the two lighthouses.
Rockport: No salmon to report however lake trout were caught out near the Nordmeer wreck. Try 80 to 90 feet down in 120 feet of water with spin glows. Walleye were caught on the northeast side of Middle Island in 35 to 40 feet of water when trolling crawler harnesses.
Alpena: Walleye fishing is slow but a few were caught by those trolling with lines 100 feet back and 40 feet down with dipsey divers. The thermocline was found in 105 feet of water. Anglers pursued lake trout and salmon 15 to 20 miles out near the Humps but catch rates for lake trout and steelhead were slow.
Thunder Bay River: Was producing good numbers of catfish along with smallmouth bass, rock bass and freshwater drum when using crawlers or leeches.
Harrisville: Boats able to get out caught lake trout in 90 to 120 feet of water when using lead core, downriggers and dipsey's with spoons, flies and cut bait. Cowbells also worked well. Hot colors were green and white or black and red. Steelhead were 20 to 40 feet down in waters 65 to 85 feet of water. Hot colors were blue and silver as well as orange and silver. Walleye were caught north of the harbor around the lighthouse.
Houghton Lake: Those fishing the weed beds are catching fish. Pike were hitting on sucker minnows early and late. Bluegills were hitting on worm and leeches.
Oscoda: Lake trout, steelhead, salmon and a few walleye were caught in 90 to 120 feet of water by those using spoons, flies, cut bait, and spin glows.
Au Sable River: Catch rates were slow with only a few channel cats and smallmouth bass reported. Walleye were almost non-existent.
Tawas: Boats trolling for trout and salmon were going out around Tawas Point and north toward Au Sable Point where they caught chinook, pink salmon and lake trout. Rumor has it chinook were in deep water off Alabaster. Pier anglers are catching small perch and the occasional smallmouth bass.
Au Gres: Walleye fishing was spotty with a few fish taken in 15 feet of water north of Big Charity Island. Perch action is starting to pick up off Point Lookout in 25 to 45 feet of water. Other spots to try for perch were around the commercial nets south of Point Au Gres as well as Buoys 1 & 2.
Au Gres River: Was slow with only a few small perch or freshwater drum caught.
Petoskey: Salmon fishing was slow as the fish are scattered. Lake trout were hitting spoons 110 to 120 feet down in 120 to 160 feet of water.
Bear River: Is starting to see a few early salmon show up.
Charlevoix: Salmon fishing was hit-or-miss with some boats catching fish while others were not so lucky.
Traverse City: Fishing has picked up as both bays are now producing salmon for those trolling green and blue spoons with spinnies. Lake trout fishing in the East Bay is heating up for those trolling or jigging Swedish pimples.
Frankfort: Anglers are landing some large chinook between the Herring Hole and the Point. Several fish were in the 20 to 25 pound range. Fish the top 40 feet in waters 60 to 90 feet deep with two colors of lead topped with spoons and flies. Meat rigs are working very well in the morning but use glow spoons between 5 and 6am. Pier activity is increasing with the late night anglers.
Onekama: Those trolling the Shelf to the golf course have caught good numbers of fish using meat rigs in the morning. Bump your speed down after the sun comes up.
Portage Lake: Good numbers of bluegill and other panfish are being caught on worms. Perch moved out deeper and the bass are holding tight to the drops.
Manistee: Salmon have been caught all the way out to 120 feet of water. Glow plugs and spoons were best in the early morning or cut bait once the sun comes up. Pier anglers caught chinook in the early morning when casting glow spoons.
Ludington: Boats heading out to 100 feet of water have caught salmon. Glow plugs caught fish in the harbor and around the piers. Pier anglers casting spoons caught the occasional salmon.
Keweenaw Bay: Fishing was slow but the early morning bite did produce some fish for those trolling spoons in 130 to 150 feet of water. Those jigging in 200 to 260 feet of water caught lake trout off Pequaming Point and the south end of Big Reef. Lake trout were caught when trolling in 90 to 140 feet of water near Farmers, Newton and Big Reefs as well as the Mud Banks. Fish were marked in shallow waters 30 to 50 feet deep. Hot spots in Traverse Bay were Five and Seven Mile Reefs, Big Louie's, and Gay Point. Limits were taken in 170 feet of water.
Marquette: Surface water temperatures remain in the upper 60's close to the harbor and upper 50's toward Shot Point and Granite Island. Lake trout were scattered with the better catches near Granite Island with a few fish over 20 pounds. Stannard Rock was producing fish around 5 pounds with the occasional 20 pounder caught.
Menominee: Anglers trolling near Green Island and Chamber Island had very little to report regarding trout and salmon. Walleye were caught near Green Island when jigging minnows or trolling crawler harnesses and stick baits.
Menominee River: Is producing smallmouth bass, rock bass, catfish and freshwater drum for those drifting crawlers. Those jigging crawlers or minnows off the breakwall in the early morning did catch some nice yellow perch. Those fishing in the evening upstream of Boom Landing or Mystery Ship Landing caught walleye in the deeper holes when trolling crawler harnesses or stick baits.
Little Bay De Noc: A few walleye were caught on the Second Reef and south of the Narrows when trolling or drifting crawlers in 18 to 30 feet of water and out by the Black Bottom in 10 to 20 feet of water. Crawler harnesses worked out from the Terrace Bay Inn in 25 to 35 feet of water. Good numbers of fish were marked down by Round Island. Perch fishing was fair between the Second Reef and Saunders Point as some fish were in the weeds in the shallows while others were deeper in 20 feet. Try still-fishing with crawlers or leaf worms. Good smallmouth action off Hunters Point when casting tube baits or crank baits along the drop or the mouth of the Ford River along the weed beds. Pike were caught southeast of the Day's River when trolling or casting spinners.
Big Bay De Noc: Walleye anglers were out but strong winds have kept them from heading south to find the bigger concentrations of fish. Fish were marked near the Sand Pit in Nahma and out near the "Boot" but no fish were caught. Smallmouth bass were caught from Valentines Creek down to Ansell's Point when trolling crank baits or tube baits along the weeds in 6 to 10 feet of water. Several perch were caught in Garden Bay when still-fishing with crawlers in 8 to 10 feet of water. Fairport anglers have moved out to deeper water and are trolling 50 to 80 feet down in 130 to 160 feet of water. Steelhead were 50 feet down.
Au Train: Catch rates for lake trout were scattered with only a few limit catches reported north and east of Au Train Island and near Wood Island Reef. The fish averaged 2 to 4 pounds and were caught within 30 feet of the bottom in 160 to 180 feet of water. No salmon to report.
Munising: Catch rates were fair to poor. Not many boats in the bay however those targeting lake trout can be found from the Wood Island reefs to Grand Portal. The fish were small 2 to 5 pounders and were caught on spoons and flies. Not many pier anglers were out.
Grand Marais: Boat anglers continue to make their way out to the shipping channel which is about 5 to 7 miles north of the bay and catch lake trout in 70 to 200 feet of water. Limit catches were reported and the fish averaged 4 pounds. Try meat rigs or trolling white, watermelon or copper lures.
Manistique: Steelhead and chinook were caught 80 to 150 feet down in waters 120 to 160 feet deep. Anglers are traveling 12 miles or more to get out to those depths. Boats are averaging 0-3 fish but those putting in more effort did manage to catch at least 6 fish. They are trolling all different size spoons with some adding flies. Early morning and evening were the best times to fish.
Manistique River: Is producing pike, smallmouth bass and freshwater drum. Walleye fishing was slow. Pier and shore anglers are drifting crawlers and leeches while boat anglers are trolling spoons, crank baits or rapalas. Those fishing the mouth seem to catch more fish.
St. Marys River: Those fishing upstream on Munuscong Lake have caught walleye and northern pike in the channel when using crawler harnesses with V blades in orange or chartreuse.
Detour: Chinook salmon averaging 8 to 16 pounds were caught by those trolling along the shipping channel to the (hash)3 Green Can and the lighthouse as well as the lighthouse side of Drummond Island to the (hash)2 Red Can. Most are using silver and green flashers and flies or purple and yellow spoons. Lake trout, steelhead and Atlantic salmon were also caught.
Cedarville and Hessel: Very good catch rates for pike and yellow perch in Hessel Bay. For pike, try chubs in 8 to 13 feet of water. Musky Bay and Government Bay were also good for pike in 10 to 15 feet of water. Very good perch fishing off the marina dock, Haven Island and the first cut of Snows Channel. Try crawlers or minnows. Salmon were caught in 60 to 70 feet of water off Gravely Island, the East Entrance and the Yacht Entrance.
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Today was kind of a victory celebration. I turned in the final project for my college course. Yeah! There are a few weeks of class left preparing for the certification test but the class is winding down. So my wife and I did a little Christmas shopping and went to Cheddars for lunch beforehand. The Philly cheese steak was so good. Anyway, even if no one else agrees the iced tea they serve I find to be spectacular. It is brisk as I think any good iced tea should be and it has a roasted flavor similar to that found in a dark oolong.
Oh, and while shopping I found Candy Cane Lane so I grabbed two boxes. They also had an empty spot on the shelf labeled Sleigh Ride – so I'll be back.
I was served this hot at Ted's Montana Grill. I loved its smoothness, rich taste, but lack of acidity. I saved the tea bag for a search today for a source. So happy to learn that it is also good as iced tea.
Apparently I am now once again a college student. After getting registered I had a club sandwich a mountain of onion rings and this tea. I think I finally figured out why this appeals to me so – besides it is different than the usual restaurant iced tea. I think if I iced a Yammamotoyamo oolong this is what it would taste like. There is just something roasty/earthy about this stuff that appeals to me as an iced tea.
Late afternoon tea at Cheddars. I love this stuff. My favorite restaurant iced tea. This was my treat for surviving the disability test. My wife said I had no color and my lips turned blue when it was over. Tea makes everything better.
Apparently this is what they serve when you order iced tea at Cheddars. Dopplergaydar was the first to report this is the tea served. It was confirmed by our waitress today. By the lack of information on the S&D website this shouldn't be any better than Lipton or any other generic tea. It shouldn't be, but I love this tea. It is very earthy and refreshing. This is my favorite restaurant tea by far. Just don't order the hot tea there because it IS Lipton :P


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WEST ORANGE, NJ -- (Marketwire) -- 01/31/13 -- Kessler Foundation awarded $2.17 million in grants to organizations that advance employment opportunities for people with disabilities. The grants fund major programs in three states, as well as community initiatives primarily in the New Jersey area. Since 2005, the Foundation has distributed more than $27 million for employment projects for individuals with disabilities. The Foundation also awarded grants to support Hurricane Sandy relief efforts for people with disabilities.
"We are excited to announce the newest recipients of Kessler Foundation's grants," said Rodger DeRose, president and chief executive officer of Kessler Foundation. "I'm proud of the diversity of the funded programs as well as the potential of these new collaborations. The impact of our grant funding is clear; when talented individuals with disabilities join the workplace, society sees their abilities instead of their disabilities."
More than $1.3 million in Signature Employment Grants was awarded to programs in Maryland, Missouri and Washington, D.C. This is the second year that signature grants were available nationally. The three pilot projects funded will create employment models with OfficeMax and the Credit Union Association of New York as well as launch a social enterprise, Destination Desserts, which will train and employ individuals with disabilities.
Twenty Community Employment Grants, totaling $702,670, fund education, training and placement programs for people with physical and cognitive disabilities. These grants support businesses that primarily employ people with disabilities and career development for students and adults with disabilities.
Kessler Foundation also awarded 12 Special Initiative Grants totaling $159,500. These invitation-only grants support grass roots initiatives in the arts, sports, film and education for people with disabilities.
DeRose credits Elaine Katz, vice president of grants and special initiatives at Kessler Foundation, for increasing employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities in N.J. and throughout the nation. "Elaine is a leader in advancing social entrepreneurial techniques in building businesses that hire people with disabilities and train them for future employment. With her input and expertise, successful employment and business models continue to be developed, which are often replicated across the country."
View all of Kessler Foundation's 2012 grantees at http://kesslerfoundation.org/grantprograms/grantlistingsbyyear.php.
Kessler Foundation also distributed more than $58,440 in Hurricane Sandy Emergency Grants to non-profit organizations that help individuals with disabilities affected by the storm. Grants addressed immediate needs, such as the loss of equipment and accessible housing, damaged wheelchairs and modified vehicles and restored operations to disability-related organizations. Grant applications are awarded on a rolling basis. To apply, visit kesslerfoundation.org/grantprograms/hurricanesandyemergencygrants.
Kessler Foundation is currently accepting applications for its 2013 Signature Employment Grant cycle. Deadlines for online proposals are February 3 for Signature Grants and March 15 for Community Grants.
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Formats: | 12 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, Thomas Haden Church, Topher Grace, Bryce Dallas Howard, Rosemary Harris, J.K. Simmons, James Franco |
Director: | Sam Raimi |
Genre: | Action/Adventure |
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By Cleric (11 reviews) from Ilminster , 21 Nov 2007[Highly rated reviewer]
It appears the budget was solely for Special effects. The Story line was contrived at the last moment as an after thought.
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By a customer from England , 06 May 2007I really enjoyed this film from start to finish. I think that the main reason that i liked it was because Tobey Maguire (The person that played Spider-man) was good. I saw it with a freind and we were both thoroughly engrosed in it and i sort of forgot that i was there. My freind really enjoyed the film too. Now, the part with venom, i'm not really sure what that bit was about, if anyone can tell me please do. The part with venom is the only part that would scare small children under that age of 7 because the creature venom has extremely long and menacing teeth and would probably make small children cry if thay saw it. My final point is the idea of the three enimies. That is good as well as bad because Spiderman is fighting too often and you get confused with all the caracters but make the film a lot more exciting to watch.
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By piggyfidler (4 reviews) from Surrey , 06 May 2007WARNING SPOILERS
If this plot was faithful to the story lines in the comics then perhaps that is an excuse for what I saw as a very lazy plot.
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How can Sandman get his powers.... we'll have him fall into a particle accelerator testing area when running from the police.
How can we introduce the alien parasite.... we'll have a meteorite (with billions of square miles of the earth to choose from) land within feet of Spiderman
How does Eddie Brock become Venom?....... just as Spiderman rids himself of the parasite in a belfry of a church, Eddie Brock just happens to be 100' below him, praying for Spidermans death, to allow him to get infected by it.
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By Nat8 (42 reviews) from Hemel Hempstead Herts , 05 May 2007I enjoyed the first 2 Spidermans but was quite disapointed with this one. Yes the effects were good, some funny bits thrown in but on the whole I thought it was quite average. My 7 year old enjoyed it though.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By Nathaniel Mathew from England , 05 May 2007...and this time triple the villians! Yes Spider-man is back, back back, and he's in for treble trouble. Facing off against three dangerous enemies, struggling to balance malignant effects of a cool new black suit, which brings out his darkest impulses. What this adds up to is over two hours of high velocity web-slinging action, heart breaking emotion and tradgedy and even some wicked humour - all in all quite possibly the best comic book movie yet. Everything about SP3 is really top notch - the cast are great, the special effects redefine what is possible to realise on screen and the comic book action kicks butt!- Was this review helpful to you?
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By Mark Brimble from Exeter, England , 05 May 2007The credits rolled nearly 2 hours ago and I'm still smiling at Tobey's star turn in this film. He really IS Peter Parker now and I only see a future for this franchise if he comes back to the set. For somebody who really appears quite dull in TV and press interviews he really has become more than adept at creating a complex yet lovable character in Peter. In my opinion it was his performance that rescued this film from the trappings of too many fantasy adaptations when they reach Part 3 (note: Matrix,Batman,X-Men etc.). A bigger budget and more baddies do not always result in a more satisfying movie. Regardless of that fact, Spider-Man 3 followed suit - more budget, more baddies, more special effects - but unlike X-Men 3 which left me feeling a little hollow after all the action set-pieces and grand finale, and Matrix:Revolutions which revolved up its very own butt - the character development of the main characters in Spider-Man 3: Peter, Mary-Jane and Harry, was enough to keep me enthused to a level where I actually hope for a sequel to see what happens next in the Spider-Man story. However I would definitely say 'S-M 3' is a game of two halves as the film really didn't get going for me until the 'black goo' turned Peter into a cocky wise-cracking vengeful 'eye-liner wearing' womaniser and the Peter/Mary-Jane relationship crumbled. By the time Venom arrived I was wide-eyed and thoroughly engaged. Indeed the last hour really raced by (unlike the first). All in all, I think there was enough good stuff here to warrant a 4th release and I hope Sam considers it. To finish off I really would like to congratulate Tobey Maguire once more on his fine performance. This film garnered more laughs, more gasps and more tears than the first two put together - and he was in every scene that did so. A+ for his performance. B+ for the film.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Judging by some of these reviews, people had no idea what to expect from this movie. Even the complaints have no consensus. "Ender was too soft"; "Ender was too cold." "It was too dark"; "it was too light." "There wasn't enough Battle Room"; "there was way too much Battle Room." I blame the marketing (which was admittedly terrible).So I went in with an open mind, and I found it enjoyable. A classic? No. But definitely worthwhile and better than a lot of other things I've seen recently. I've read the book, and while the movie doesn't (and can't possibly) capture everything, it does a pretty solid job of bringing it to life. Acting was all-around fantastic, particularly Ford and Butterfield. Script was a little clunky at times. It did feel a bit rushed in the middle as the movie attempted to hit all the major progressions, without stopping to take a breath. But both the introduction to Ender and the ending were appropriately devastating. 3.5/5
I couldn't get over the idea of Bonzo being a foot shorter than Ender and that Ender never aged throughout the entire movie. You never truly feel that Bonzo is a threat and Ender is never seen as a true genius because he doesn't have much against him. The whole concept that Ender is supposed to be the youngest and the smallest never applies in the movie and the amount of strategy is minimal. The only strategy that truly shines through is that the directors tried to appease too many people and it failed. Either satisfy the fan boys with a multipart movie or appease the young crowd with action and character relation. There was no chronostructure and at the end of the movie, Ender just felt like a random brat who can make hand gestures to "control"a fleet of ships. The movie needed some form of montage during the multiple scenes of battle school and there was too little battle room. The entire book was solely based around the battle room. Terrible adaptation and "nah" movie independently.
I really enjoyed this movie, only having read short synopsis' and such, and not having read the novel. The camerawork was well done, the acting was great and the effects were also top notch. I wouldn't have any issue letting my children see this movie, although you may have to explain some things to younger children (teens should not need any explaining). I recommend seeing this if you have even the slightest interest or are wondering what it might be like.
Enjoyed it. Great visuals. The book is told from Ender's view. The movie dialogue came across as being all Harrison Ford and his adult co-stars. I think that make parts of the movie harder to understand what was happening in the whole story line, unless, you had read the book. If you haven't read the book, read it, and you will appreciate the movie more.
We liked that time was taken to develop the characters, relevance,& their relationships. Nice to see forgiveness, reconciliation, and humility represented. And there was no sex or swearing~how refreshing!
I loved it! The movie was understandable for those who haven't read the book but true to the characters that I have learned to love by reading the book numerous times. It isn't totally true to the book but stayed close to the overall story.I loved it! I would recommend all sience fiction fans to see it, but all action movie fans to see it, as well. Ender's Game as it all!I loved it!
This movie was stunning visually, has a great fast-paced story and young actors who could actually act! Everyone was perfectly cast and it is a great adaptation of the novel (which I love). I highly recommend seeing this film in the theaters - great story and visuals that are amazing on the big screen. I haven't enjoyed a movie as much in years.
I was overall impressed by this movie. I really enjoyed the actors and the overall directing of this movie and would recommend it to anyone who likes this genre of movie.
This movie has everything you could want! Action, good plot, thought provoking, surprise ending (although it was a bit predictable). It has been about 15 years since i read the book and my memory is sketchy, but i can safely say that I remember how I felt reading the book and using my imagination. It was good to see this book come to life before my eyes.
Like most movies based on books, Ender's Game misses some of the points. In this case, it leaves out a story line that would have had to be followed up on throughout the movie (what his siblings do on earth). I think the movie could have stood up to being about 30-40 minutes longer for character development, and more shots of Ender training in the battle room and his battles there. It is hard for me to see the movie through the eyes of someone who has not read the book, but I think it was still a very competent movie. Then again, I really enjoyed The Lone Ranger...
...but it did stick to the plot fairly well. Poor on character development. Not Harrison Ford's best work. And Petra was incorrectly cast - she needed to be a spitfire, cursing Russian. The character was soft and sensitive - too much like Valentine. The ending indicated a break from the book too. Really, the book could have comprised 3 movies. All that said, the effects were impressive. The lead was masterfully played. And it is worth seeing on the big screen.
My husband and I saw this and enjoyed it very much. It held our interest all the way to the end. The young man playing Ender did a wonderful job with his character. For tweens and up, it does have some violence that might upset younger children.
This movie was exactly what it was supposed to be...a great science fiction story. I did read the book. As with most books made into movies, the film was too short to cover the plot completely,. However, the creators did a pretty good job of including events from the text. In several cases events were combined into one screen battle, which actually took place over many battles in the book. But the point, that Ender is "the one" is clearly and interestingly portrayed in the film. I was glad that I had read it but the movie also stands alone quite well. We will take our kids (11 and 13) to see it in the theatre. It is not overtly violent considering the whole plot is a war. Most of the violence is virtual, just ships and lasers. The only real violence is self-defense. In fact, the message of non-violence is part of the story. A good movie. Go see it.
...so as a movie, Ender's Game was a pretty good effort. If you've read the book, though, the movie is going to feel a bit like a collage of most of the major plot points: a sort of visual Cliff Notes of the thing. Now this is fairly understandable, given that a movie has to fit within a space of a couple of hours or so, and overall, I'd say that the director did a fairly good job with it. Ender himself comes across well: he conveys quite successfully the combination of Nietzchean superman and moral despair that the character embodies; the "big reveal" at the end of the story doesn't quite pack the sort of punch it should, but overall it makes its point. On the whole, a good effort: I think, though, that when you're making a movie, sticking too closely to the book is usually a mistake: take as an opposite example "Blade Runner", which doesn't stick at all closely to "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" but does capture its spirit perfectly: to me, that's a more successful adaptation.
Loved this movie! Incredible visuals, cannot believe the zero gravity scenes. Convincing acting, we really see Ender transform. Some plot lines from the book are not in the movie, but main ideas are nicely carried through. We were concerned it might be a little too intense for a ten year old, so we watched it first, but will be taking our child so they can enjoy it on the big screen. Highly recommend.
RockTheJake Wow. Enders Game was really good. I was very impressed overall. That's a valuable thing.
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Chutzpah2930 Enders Game was a good read. Catch 22 is next.
meagieden #EndersGame .... Absolutely LOVED it! I couldn't rave enough about this film! My word of mouth promotion plan begins NOW.....
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