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Tour of England to Include the American Queen
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Tour of England to Include the American Queen
Since Prince William slipped that stunning ring of Diana's on the delicate
left hand of darling Kate, America has paid rapt attention to their every
breath. Their royal fairy tale wedding only revved up our interest.
Headlines scream, "Kate wears same jeans three times on trip" or "Kate buys
her own groceries and cleans her own house!" We remain atwitter at their
every move. I suppose it is refreshing that this royal couple is displaying
the first signs of normalcy since…surely one of them was once normal. I just
can't bring them to mind.
Isn't it time that we showed the English our royalty? I am not referring to
Beyoncé and Usher, although they are a lovely couple. I am speaking of the
Queen, herself, the Pulpwood Queen, that is, the woman who brought her love
of books to the people in the strangest of places, a beauty shop. And that
is where the legend began.
Kathy L. Patrick was a born book lover who parlayed that love into a career
as a publisher's representative in California. Hard economic times cost her
a career that she loved. Never without internal resources, Kathy embraced
her second love, turning limp, lifeless hair into a masterpiece, a "crowning
glory" for all she touched.
Unable to give up her love of books and her desire to spread that love, she
opened the world's only Beauty Shop/Bookstore, Beauty and the Book, in the
tiny kingdom of Jefferson, Texas.
Build a better mousetrap or taller beehive and the world will beat a path to
your door. Not only did clients come to have their hair done, her friends
from the publishing industry soon took notice and Beauty and the Book became
a regular stop on author's book tours.
Kathy found her love of books was contagious and what began as one book club
multiplied and divided until they numbered over 500 across the U.S. and 12
foreign countries
Kathy opened Beauty and the Book on January 18, 2000 , an event covered by
Oxford American Magazine. "That article, entitled, "Hairdresser to the
Authors", literally put me on the map. Authors have been coming in droves
ever since and so has the media. To me it is just combining my two passions
in life, beauty and books. Since John Grisham was the magazine editor at the
time, I have a shrine to him in my shop."
She is now undeniably the Pulpwood Queen of America and her subjects turn to
her every month for reading guidance and introductions to emerging new
authors. Once a year, in what is definitely the coldest month of the year in
Jefferson, Texas, she holds her Annual Girlfriend Weekend, where club
members and more than 50 well-known authors come for a love-fest of reading,
giddiness and more than just a few tiaras.
The weekend is filled with author panels, book signings and fun events where
authors serve meals or stage a humorous production, which may or may not
involve some cross-dressing. While it is all fun, the highlight of the
weekend must be the Great Big Ball of Hair Ball, where costumes and over the
top hair are de rigger. This year's theme is The Circus—"The Greatest Book
Show on Earth", as if it wasn't already wild enough. Someone will most
likely arrive riding a pony. The pony may or may not be wearing a tiara.
Kathy has been seen on TV screens across the country on shows such as Oprah,
The Today Show, and Good Morning America. Now it is time to show England
what we've got. Kathy will travel across the pond to England on December 6
as the featured guest on the Stately English Homes at Christmas Tour,
sponsored by Kingwood Travel and LipstickDigest.com.
The tour departs Houston on Dec. 6 for London and includes visits to the
historic Peak District and Stratford-upon-Avon, Blenheim Palace, Chatsworth
House and Shugborough Hall, concluding with 2 additional days in London for
sightseeing and shopping. The cost of the tour, from Houston, is $2450, per
person, double occupancy, which includes roundtrip airfare on Continental, 6
breakfasts, 2 lunches a 3-course dinner, the services of a professional
Trafalgar guide, deluxe motor coach and all transfers. The tour returns
December 13.
This is the perfect opportunity for women who love books and, of course,
traveling with royalty to also experience the beauty of historic English
homes decked out for the holidays. It is also time for the English to take
notice that in America, a woman with a good book, a strong will and a tiara,
can be a queen.
For more information about joining the Stately English Homes at Christmas
Tour or discovering your own inner Pulpwood Queen, visit
www.LipstickDigest.com or email email@example.com. Visit The Queen's
website at www.BeautyandtheBook.com. Her best-selling book, The Pulpwood
Queen's Guide to Tiara-Wearing, Book-Sharing Life, is available in
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Quinoa Broccoli Pilaf
1 cup quinoa
2 teaspoons olive oil
½ medium onion, chopped
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 cup vegetable stock
1¼ cups water
1/3 cup chopped dry-pack sun-dried tomatoes
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1 teaspoon dried basil leaves
¼ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon pepper
2 cups chopped broccoli florets
2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
2 tablespoons freshly grated Parmesan cheese
2 tablespoons sliced or slivered almonds, toasted
Rinse, drain quinoa. Heat oil in saucepan over medium-high heat. Add onion, garlic. Cook, stirring frequently, until onion is tender. Stir in stock, water, tomatoes, lemon juice, basil, salt, pepper. Cover. Heat to boil. Add quinoa. Cover, reduce heat. Simmer until thickened, water is absorbed. Increase heat. Add broccoli. Cover, cook until broccoli is crisp-tender. Spoon into bowl. Garnish with parsley, cheese, almonds.
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so... what part of the world, what store, what price are we looking at? $135 is mobo? there are competing options at that price, i usually aim at $150 mobos in general cpu has HT so if you want fast video encodes or 3d rendering, that's good, otherwise 3570k is fine for most people if they're just playing games at most i would OC for fun & for the little boost
I'm in FL, so not too many options in terms of technology retailers. I'm in the process of setting up deals with users on other forums (undisclosed) for an Extreme4 for around $100 shipped, maybe less and a 3770K for under $275, otherwise I have a retailer that will do it for $275 shipped. I'm a competitive gamer and will definitely OC, but I would like to have the option to stream and 3D render if needed (I've used Blender before with my i5 750, not fun).
The ASRock Z77 Extreme6 is on sale right now with free memory !!! ASRock Z77 Extreme6 ATX Intel Motherboard - Newegg...
It's also $40 more, but I'll consider it. How is overclocking with the ASRock mobos? I heard that they're a cheaper alternative brand, but still put out solid products.
outdated info, my friend. AsRock is like the 2nd leading mobo manufacturer and they make the whole range of motherboards, from $50 to $300 or whatever
But it comes with $50 worth of memroy. So its $100 Its an awesome board. They are nowhere near "Cheaper alternative" I was on the fence with ordering it at $141. But with the free memory I just order one
Any idea how long that deal lasts? I'm holding out until Sunday for potential deals, but I could use some new RAM. I wanted 16GB cause I have 8GB now, but I guess 8 isn't bad.
Alrighty, so right now I'm waiting for Sunday's sales (if any), but I'm currently sitting with a total of $390.08 shipped for just the combo (one new, one open box) or $416.99 shipped for the combo and 8GB RAM (all new). Still figuring out whether or not a private transaction will take place for less. If that transaction takes place, we may be talking $340-350 for the whole combo.
Ok now the Gigabyte is on sale GA-Z77X-D3H $125 GIGABYTE GA-Z77X-D3H LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA ... ASUS P8Z77-V LK LGA $135 + memory ASUS P8Z77-V LK ATX Intel Motherboard with UEFI BI...
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There are end of the year deals to close, budgets to meet, gifts to buy, and just thinking about it has your stress level rising. But when does stress turn into distress and at what point should your employer intervene?
For American workers, coping with workplace stress is a year-round concern that employers are beginning to see as partly their responsibility. Three-fourths of employees believe that workers have more on-the-job stress than a generation ago and nearly half say they need help in learning how to manage it, an Attitudes in the American workplace study by the American Institute of Stress shows.
Most of us harried workers struggle with the daily pressure of time demands, but some cross over into the danger zone. The telltale sign that a breakdown is near is a complete lack of work-life balance.
"Often these are the people working 14 hours a day and expecting others to do it, too," said Charles Nemeroff, chairman of the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. "I'll ask them when is the last time you had fun and they look at me like are you kidding?"
Service professionals such as lawyers, financial advisors, accountants and doctors particularly are susceptible with increased client demands and technology making it more difficult to shut off job stress. Often they push themselves harder and harder to achieve.
Attorney Harley Tropin, a shareholder at Kozyak Tropin & Throckmorton, just doesn't see that formula leading to a long career. He wants to help his lawyers strive for balance and change the way their brains and bodies react to stressors. Last month, he brought in medical experts to help them identify stressors and learn coping skills such as breathing and meditation. "It's important to deal with stress the right way, to make a conscious effort to do something about it and not assume it will take care of itself," Tropin says.
Tropin personally defuses the stress of arguing in court, by practicing Mindful Meditation, a widely adopted form of meditation that has become increasingly popular with business leaders. It involves focusing on your mind on the present and becoming aware of your breathing.
Alan Gold, a federal judge for the Southern District of Florida, also practices mindfulness meditation and has become a proponent of teaching practices for stress reduction to attorneys. Gold has advocated for the creation of a task force on the mindful practice of law with the Dade County Bar Association and the local Federal Bar Association.
Gold says he regularly sees attorneys shuffle into his courtroom on the brink of a breakdown. He links erosion in the degree of civility in the profession with lawyers' inability to cope with extreme stresses.
They may lash out in anger at a co-worker, assistant, client — or even a judge.
"If you recognize you're in this situation, the next step is to get out of it. The quickest and simplest way is to slow down and take time to focus on your breathing. This is not something that comes naturally for lawyers. It's counterproductive to their bottom line way of doing business," he says.
Outside of meditation, some employers are turning to on-site yoga, or just simply workload management to help employees better manage stress. At Kane & Company, a South Florida CPA firm, employees recently learned from a psychologist how to become more effective controlling their job-related stress. Suggestions included breathing exercises, exercise in general and focusing on relaxation techniques. Monte Kane, the firm's managing director, says the workshops help his staff with everyday stress, but he makes it his responsibility to know when they have entered the burnout zone.


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-- democratic congressman Ron kind he's from Wisconsin he joins us from Capitol Hill and he's someone fully understands he's issued a Harvard university graduate.
London school of economics house Ways and Means Committee have been a quote you though I wanna read something that you said not too long ago.
In all probability.
Regarding a fiscal -- compromise it will likely -- having to vote for something with one hand and holding -- nose with the -- Because there will be things in it that neither side will particularly like -- care for certain.
What is it that you're willing to hold your nose for what kinda compromise what's in issue that you think stakes.
Which -- vote for it to get this deal -- while.
I think it's true I mean it's gonna take some courageous votes around here but it's time to go big you -- on my suggestion to the president.
-- the congressional leadership in the spirit of the holiday season.
Invite -- the Camp David.
-- the gate and tell -- not leaving this place until we reach a bipartisan compromise agreement to get our fiscal house in order that's what it's gonna take and our -- get something done.
Especially given the short timeframe in which we're operating right now.
And you are someone who has a record of fiscal responsibility trying to reform farm subsidies and whatnot but you also don't think that there is.
Cause for a long should we go over the fiscal cliff is people in my industry like to say every hour of everyday why should we not be -- While the great X factors the market reaction obviously business and consumers start losing confidence this -- starts going -- it's awfully tough to pull that.
Back again and that's the danger that were really playing with here.
But everyone knows what needs to be done guys every bipartisan commission that's been formed has reached the same conclusion we're gonna need some additional revenue.
We're gonna need major spending reforms in the budget to make this all add up so.
We know at the end game looks like we need to find the political process and then the political will in order to get it done.
-- I would I think it was Howard Dean actually said companies your words the end game.
The end game really includes raising taxes on everybody not the rich but everybody the middle class as well.
And and nobody is willing to do that right now I mean if you tax the rich -- -- to get seventy billion a year when we're running deficits of almost 900 billion to.
Trillion dollars a year that math doesn't add up.
Lloyd doesn't but on the spending side too I mean the largest and fastest growing area spending is rising health care costs we have 101000 baby boomers retiring in the Medicare every day.
Many of them with chronic illnesses and diseases that are going to be very expensive.
So we got to figure out a way to bend that cost curve with health care spending.
And there's a right or wrong way to do it the right way is that change how we pay for health care so its value and I'll come based in the longer.
Volume based payments which is really bankrupting our nation right now.
If you -- president Obama's year would you get him to say publicly yes we need to look at perhaps some means testing eligibility.
For perhaps Medicare that we need to raise the age of eligibility for Medicare it seems as if the administration is not willing to go down that road but that's really what we need to do is it.
Well -- he just raise the eligibility -- caution -- now private plans are gonna go up the expense for individuals will go up to your just moving money around.
The key to this.
Is changing how we pay for the entire health care system so this all come basis pay for performance.
It's in sending the health care providers -- -- good results not to order more tests more procedures that don't work.
In fact as the recent institute of medicine study that showed we're spending over 750.
Billion dollars every year in the health care system.
And stuff that doesn't work it doesn't improve patient care.
That's what we should be focused on in order to bring these health care costs down and and get our budget -- and our congressman.
Congressman Ron kind thank you very much your proposal to lock the negotiators in a room at Camp David I think voters and say.
Lock them in the room and then throw way to keep -- we appreciate your being here sir have a good day and my pleasure.
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It may be the most historic plane in the world: Special Air Mission 26000, SAM for short. Not familiar? Maybe you know its nickname. Back in its heyday the sleek, blue and white airliner was called Air Force One.
This ain't just ANY Air Force One. SAM 26000 saw more historic events than any other -- ranging from the tragic to the hilarious. A national treasure, the airliner now sits in the Air Force museum in Dayton, Ohio.
But you can't see it. It's off limits to visitors. For many history buffs and aviation geeks, that's a cryin' shame.
If things were different, visitors could walk down the same cabin aisles where Jacqueline Kennedy mournfully sat beside her husband's casket en route from Dallas to Washington. You could stand in the exact spot where the only woman to preside over a presidential oath swore in Lyndon Johnson as commander-in-chief. Examine with your own eyes the on-board suites that carried President Richard Nixon to Beijing, where he cracked open U.S. relations with China.
For more than 30 years, the 100-ton plane transported some of the most powerful figures on the planet -- and once it even carried a history-making ex-White House intern named Monica Lewinsky. Yep, SAM 26000 has seen a few eyebrow-raising situations over the years.
Oh my, if only this plane could talk.
"A person could justify that it's the most important historical airplane in the world," Air Force historian Jeff Underwood said on the phone, just a stone's throw away from the jet. "It's a place in history that moves. Every time I get on board, that's what I think about."
So what's the problem? Why is this $8 million plane -- paid for by taxpayers -- shut away in a darkened hangar?
It's ironic if you think about it. The plane perhaps most associated with politics has fallen victim to political gamesmanship.
About 500 miles away, inside the bubble of Washington's Beltway, political fighting triggered mandatory budget cuts called sequestration. The Air Force ordered the museum to economize -- including temporarily closing the Presidential Gallery where SAM 26000 is parked. Buses that are required to transport visitors to SAM 26000's special hangar are just too pricey. So they shut it down.
"People are very disappointed," says Sarah Swan of the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. Staffers are trying to determine whether to hold events marking the 50th anniversary of JFK's death this November. It's bad timing, she admits. Last year, SAM 26000 ranked among the museum's most popular exhibits, drawing almost 90,000 visitors among the facility's total attendance of 1.2 million. Since the hangar doors closed in May, the jet's visitors of course have plunged to zero.
History has happened on this plane. And by stepping aboard SAM 26000, visitors say they can imagine it all.
They can imagine a newly sworn-in president Johnson grabbing ahold of JFK's casket as he helped White House staff pull it through the plane's rear exit into the cabin.
They can paint a mental picture of federal Judge Sarah Hughes swearing in Johnson while a photographer snapped that famous image of LBJ and a grief-stricken and stunned Jacqueline Kennedy.
"You can stand on that spot where President Kennedy's casket came in -- you think about the horror of what was going on and the shock of what happened," said Underwood. "You can look forward toward the nose of the aircraft and know that's where the transfer of power took place, and you can see where Mrs. Kennedy sat near the body of her slain husband. Sometimes I still get goosebumps."
You can imagine the pilot -- Col. James B. Swindal -- as he took off from Dallas to D.C., jetting to an unusually high 41,000 feet to guard against a possible second attack. "He didn't have any idea whether this was part of a large conspiracy," his son, James L. Swindal told, The New York Times. "He wasn't going to take any chances with a new president in the plane.''
Imagine the dramatic scene a few hours later outside Washington at Andrews Air Force Base as JFK's brother, Attorney General Robert Kennedy, "leaped up" a portable stairway to board the plane. Rushing to console the first lady, RFK "pushed his way down" the aisle past President Johnson "without saying a word," wrote historian Steven Gillon. An angry Johnson "fumed that Kennedy would board the plane without even acknowledging him," Gillon claims in "The Kennedy Assassination, 24 Hours After."
A few days after that, imagine the plane soaring high over Kennedy's funeral at Arlington National Cemetery, as described by historian William Manchester. Saluting the fallen commander in chief, SAM 26000 tipped its wings before Swindal "threw all his fuel controls on full and leaned into the wind" at a blistering 600 mph.
Many associate the jet with JFK, but the plane was tied just as closely to his two successors, LBJ and Nixon.
In 1972, SAM 26000 touched down in the world's most populous nation, as Nixon forged the first U.S. ties with the People's Republic of China. Aboard the plane, a "burly" Nixon aide "blocked the aisle" to keep staffers from following the president down the stairway to the tarmac, national security adviser Henry Kissinger recalled. Nixon didn't want anyone getting in the way of his historic photo op with China's premier.
Nine years later, imagine Nixon sitting with ex-presidents Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter in the "relatively cramped tail section" of SAM 26000, as TIME magazine described it. They felt "somewhat ill at ease," as they flew to the funeral of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, wrote Carter years later. And they certainly had their reasons -- especially Carter and Ford. Just five years earlier Carter, a Democrat, had delivered a stinging election defeat to the GOP's Ford.
Tension also ran high among staffers aboard the flight. They endured long waits to use the lavatories and got upset about who received bigger cuts of steak at dinner, according to author Ronald Kessler.
Then Nixon "surprisingly eased the tension" with "courtesy, eloquence and charm," Carter revealed in a memoir. Aboard SAM 26000, the two former enemies developed a camaraderie and then a friendship, wrote historian Douglas Brinkley.
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An Evening with Award Winning Novelist
Marvin Victor
Monday, January 30, 2012
Stafford Auditorium, 6:30pm
Mr. Victor has worked on a number of documentaries, shorts, and feature-length films, including the 2009 adaptation of Kathy Acker's novel, Kathy Goes to Haiti. His novel Corps mêlés was published in 2011, his short fiction has been included in the collection Hasdf Haiti Noir, and his articles have appeared in the magazine Conjonction. He is the recipient of the 2008 Young Francophone Writers Award and the 2011 Grand Prix du Roman de la Société des Gens de Lettres.
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And why would you see this next job we don't making money -- -- he's sifting through the ashes of a stock -- essentially.
Left for dead and -- good reason I'm.
Explain -- you know we always sift through the ashes and we remember stocks they used to be really hot really great well yeah Infospace is one of these stocks now today it's up like 23%.
And I know a lot of people will look at that's -- tally.
Miss the move it's like a thirteen dollar stock active well maybe not let's take a look at the chart because at one point if you go back to February 2000 and I -- you know.
It was a thirteen hundred dollar stock adjusted for splits thirteen hundred dollars grew thirteen own the company is really turning a corner and that's what I really love about -- -- it's all about management the guy running the company's name William.
The name may sound familiar his father is a legend.
He was the first administrator of the EPA.
-- the EPA fell apart the Superfund fiasco Reagan brought him back and he ran the FBI is that the Justice Department when Mitt when Nixon say.
-- -- the water Watergate prosecutor they say we can't do it it's ridiculous we rather quit this guy had so much integrity and it's not runs this company by the way.
There's some became acting CEO November 20107.
Dollars stock it's almost doubled since -- month under the backdrop -- DKG you've been.
The definitive yeah thank -- break that -- 6000.
Doing -- but -- certainly have a company that has that it's obviously surviving -- it's obviously beginning to -- you've got re not -- -- surviving -- Sound too good to know -- it didn't let -- -- on Italy and so yeah.
The -- look at this chart though.
Up what are represented a day off from a balked at thirteen fourteen dollars when this thing guys from.
Note -- cobble together you're looking for diamonds and -- this is I'm not in it but this is the stock I'm gonna put on my list to look further into because.
Obviously it's got room to the upside at least it's been higher I'd -- management I love management but -- -- was still -- about the stock when when the judge took over because at a nice little blip but I lost track I'm really upset that they didn't run dog pile web -- medal quality got incredible -- -- -- Tax act is that it can really add to revenues they just want it and I'm now as attacks are -- review these sites it is a great website and let -- website I like tax out its didn't go positive -- -- we're we're getting we're we're working that this is on my list is -- -- Willis will keep looking at a didn't pull the trigger together.
Maybe it won't be a crustacean and the bond.
Don't really -- when I went back to its 2000 high okay they don't really know about it nowadays we're not.
With a lot of levels -- contracts.
That's okay -- waited to have not -- not thank you.
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The fish and wildlife commission is considering at least seven changes applying to Whatcom and Skagit County waters.
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Other possible rule modifications for waters in this area contained in the package are:
? No. 47. Open most tributaries to Ross Lake to angling from one mile upstream of Ross Lake to headwaters (except Ruby Creek closed and its tributaries open) under certain restrictions.
? No. 46. Reduce waterfowl hunter/angler use conflicts on Fazon & Tennant Lakes by not allowing fishing from a floating device until Jan. 28, to coincide with the closing date of waterfowl hunting season.
? No. 50. Increase angling opportunity on the South Fork Nooksack River and all tributaries, upstream from and including Wanlick Creek under fly fishing only plus catch-and-release provisos.
? No. 53. Shorten fishing season on Channel Creek (Baker Lake) to protect spawning sockeye by changing to an Aug. 30 closure date.
? No. 54. Open a selective gear rules trout fishery in the lower Skagit River from the mouth to Highway 536 Memorial Bridge at Mount Vernon from March 1 through May 31 under certain controls.
? No. 55. Close angling on Hutchinson Creek to protect wild steelhead.
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Simply go to http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/regulations/rule_proposals/ and click on the link to get to the view and comment portal.
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Those allotments will enable Washington fisheries managers to set by late March personal use seasons that usually occur in May and June.
If you drew documents to hunt big game species and/or special waterfowl as well as dipped gear for Dungeness crab in the late season this past year, deadlines are approaching to report your efforts and success.
The end of January is the witching hour for deer, elk, black bear and turkey and crabbing reports. You must report hunting activity whether successful or not or the lack of any effort on each individual transport tag purchased.
Waterfowl gunners with special written authorizations to hunt sea-ducks anywhere, brant in Skagit County or snow geese in Goose Management Area 1 must report by Friday, Feb. 15.
Failure to report could cost you money in the future.
Idaho non-resident deer and elk tags have been on sale since Dec. 1. Wyoming opened its application period for non-resident controlled hunts for big game species on Jan. 1.
Idaho is accepting applications for spring black bear hunt permits.
Veteran hunters visiting Wyoming should not wait for the usual booklet to arrive in the mail. Since most drawing transactions now occur online, Wyoming hunt managers have done away with the printed application booklet, and that may not be the only change in store for out-of-state hunters.
The inter-basin transfer of hatchery winter-run steelhead eggs, to make up deficits if a hatchery does not get its needed spawners, is now prohibited, so it is more important than ever for enough adult fish to reach their artificial spawning destinations.
Under the state's steelhead management plan and individual hatchery genetics management plans, facilities must spawn the earliest returning adipose fin-clipped adults that return.
Hatchery fish must arrive in spawning facility traps by Jan. 31 to be eligible for breeding. Any marked fish arriving after that is not to be used for spawning - nor, under the state's hatchery genetic management plan, can wild fish (non-adipose clipped fish) under any circumstances be included in broodstock for spawning.
For more details in individual hatchery programs for winter-run steelhead, visit http://wdfw.wa.gov/hatcheries/hgmp/2002-2005_archive.html#pugetsound and http://wdfw.wa.gov/hatcheries/esa.html.
As of Thursday, Jan. 24, these are the numbers, reported by installation, of adult hatchery winter-run steelhead trapped as well as eggs already taken and other details:
Maritime Heritage Center Hatchery (Whatcom Creek): one adult reported, no eggs taken
Kendall Creek Hatchery (North Fork Nooksack River): 62 adults, 72,000 eggs taken (target 165,000 egg take)
Marblemount Hatchery (Cascade River, Skagit): 153 adults, 263,000 eggs taken (target 275,000 egg take)
Whitehorse Hatchery (North Fork Stillaguamish River): 126 adults, 227,890 eggs taken
Tokul Creek Hatchery (Snoqualmie River, Snohomish): 569 adults, 657,353 eggs taken
Soos Creek Hatchery (Green River): 77 adults, 108,000 eggs taken
Dungeness Hatchery (Dungeness River): 36 adults, 31,000 eggs taken
Bogachiel Hatchery (Bogachiel River, Quillayute): 1,930 adults, 306,000 eggs taken
Humptulips Hatchery (Humptulips River): 785 adults, 229,750 eggs taken
Forks Creek Hatchery (Willapa River): 587 adults, 200,000 eggs taken
Cowlitz Hatchery (Cowlitz River): 852 adults, no eggs taken
Doug Huddle, the Bellingham Herald's outdoors correspondent, since 1983 has written a weekly fishing and hunting column that appears Sundays. Read his blog and contact him at http://pblogs.bellinghamherald.com/outdoors.


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The first-ever Calvin C Club Awards ceremony was held on Wednesday night inside Van Noord Arena. The following is a list of the award recipients:
BREAKTHROUGH TEAM OF THE YEAR - Men's Tennis
RECORD-BREAKING PERFORMANCE - Nicole Michmerhuizen - women's track and field, 10,000 meters
ROLE PLAYER OF THE YEAR - Bryan Powell, men's basketball
PLAY OF THE YEAR - Danielle Carter, women's soccer - game winning OT goal vs Hope in MIAA Tournament
MALE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR - Taylor Pruis, men's soccer
FEMALE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR - Michaela Rookus, women's swimming & diving
MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR - Nick Holtrop, men's soccer
FEMALE ATHLETE(S) OF THE YEAR - Lizzie Kamp, volleyball & Carissa Verkaik, basketball & track & field
EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN AN INDIVIDUAL EVENT - Elisabeth Counsell, women's swimming & diving
GAME OF THE YEAR - Calvin men's basketball MIAA Tournament final win over Hope
KAY TIEMERSMA AWARD WINNER(S) - Lizzie Kamp & Carissa Verkaik
BERE' MEMORIAL AWARD WINNER - Dan Kerr, men's cross country & track & field
The MIAA Commissioner's Cup trophy was also unveiled at the ceremony.
Calvin College Wins MIAA Commissioner's Cup!!!
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
For the first time since the 1999-2000 academic year, Calvin College has won the outright MIAA Commissioner's Cup. Calvin finished the year with 216 points, finishing ahead of rival Hope which earned 205 points. At the conclusion of the 2007-08 year, Calvin and Hope shared the Commissioner's Cup as the two schools tied for first place. Hope had since won the last four outright titles. The MIAA Commissioner's Cup award is based on the cumulative performance of each member school in the league's 20 sports for men and women. The final Commissioner's Cup standings is determined on the basis of each college's standings in eight of 10 sports for men and eight of 10 sports for women. The Commissioner's Cup (All-Sports Award) has been presented since 1934-35. Hope has won the award 34 times, followed by Kalamazoo 15, Albion 14, Calvin 9 and Alma 5. In addition, Calvin took first place in the MIAA Men's All-Sports standings with 102 points, finishing ahead of Hope which tallied 93. Calvin also took first place in the MIAA Women's All-Sports standings with 114 points, edging Hope by two points. The 2012-13 academic year was an historic one for the Calvin athletics program as it captured an MIAA record 12 conference titles including 10 that were outright league crowns. Calvin competes in 19 of the 20 MIAA-sponsored sports. The Knights do not compete in football.
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
Learfield Director's Cup Standings Through Winter Season
The winter sports season was recently completed for NCAA Division III athletics and the latest set of Learfield Director's Cup standings for Division III have been announced. Calvin is ranked ninth in the latest set of standings with 508 points. The Knights garnered 199.5 points during the recent winter sports season. The Learfield Director'sCup is based on points earned by teams that compete in NCAA Championship events and is presented annually by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) to the best overall collegiate athletics program in the country. The Learfield Director's Cup race is held at the NCAA I, II and III levels and also for NAIA institutions. Scoring points for Calvin during the winter season were the Calvin women's basketball team (25 points), men's basketball (64 points), women's indoor track and field (47.5 points) and women's swimming and diving team (63 points). During the fall sports season, Calvin produced 308.5 points as its men's and women's soccer teams, volleyball team and men's and women's cross country team all scored points. Calvin has now had nine of its 21 varsity sports teams score points in the Director's Cup chase. The competition will conclude at the end of the spring sports season with a final set of standings set to be released in June.
Calvin C Club to Hold First-Ever Calvin Athletics Awards Night May 8
Thursday, April 11, 2013
In Calvin athletics, what was the best play of the year? Who were the male and female newcomers of the year? What was the most exceptional performance in an individual event? Come to the arena on May 8 to find out. On Wednesday, May 8, at 7 p.m. in the Van Noord Arena, the Calvin C Club welcomes student-athletes, coaches and fans of the Knights to an evening of celebrating Calvin athletics. There will be desserts and refreshments, trophy displays, a "Year in Review" video and the presentation of 13 awards, culminating in the Tiemersma and Beré Awards for female and male athlete of the year. Registration for current Calvin student-athletes is available through their coaches, and registration for all others is available online now! Cost is just $10 for guests (reduced to $5 for current students and C Club members). Business attire is desired.
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Calvin Holds MIAA Commissioner's Cup Standings Lead
Monday, March 11, 2013
Calvin College holds the lead in the latest set of MIAA Commissioner's Cup standings as well as in the standings for the MIAA Men's and Women's All-Sports Awards. Calvin has a first place total of 147 points in the MIAA Commissioner's Cup standings with Hope second with 126 points. In the men's individual (all-sports) standings, Calvin has 68 points with Hope second with 56 points. In the women's individual (all-sports) standings, Calvin has 79 points with Hope second with 70 points. This year, Calvin has captured nine MIAA regular season championships, winning league titles in men's and women's cross country, men's and women's soccer, volleyball, men's golf, men's and women's basketball and women's swimming and diving.
Calvin Set to Host NCAA III Central Diving Regional Friday and Saturday at Venema Aquatic Center
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
NCAA Division III Central Regional Diving Website
Calvin College is preparing to host the first-ever NCAA Division III Central Diving Regional. The two-day event will include divers from around the central region states and will be held inside Calvin's Venema Aquatic Center. Action will begin on Friday at 5 p.m. (EST) and will continue on Saturday at noon. Men's and women's divers will be seeking to qualify for the upcoming NCAA III Championships on both the one and three-meter diving boards. Admission to spectators will be free for the weekend. A complete list of competitors and schedule of diving sessions is expected to be announced Wednesday afternoon when the list of declared divers is released. The winners of each (one and three-meter) diving competition will gain automatic berths to the NCAA III Championships. A further number of at-large berths will also be available. The number of berths available at Calvin's regional should be announced no later than Thursday. The Calvin sports information office caught up with Calvin diving coach Aaron Paskvan to preview the upcoming regional and filed the following audio interview at: Calvin NCAA Division III Central Region Diving Preview
Calvin Men's Swimming and Diving Lands Five on All-MIAA Team
Friday, February 22, 2013
By Mark DeHaan
Five Knights earned All-MIAA honors at last weekend's MIAA Championships. Calvin earned its highest finish in over twenty years by placing second behind repeat champion Kalamazoo.Senior Mark Rushlow, junior Andrew Mitchell, sophomore Travis Vincent, and freshmen Caleb Meindertsma and Johnson Cochran were each named to the All-MIAA team. Rushlow was named to the All-MIAA team for the third time, Vincent for the second time and Meindertsma, Cochran and Mitchell for the first time. With a second place finish and a point total of 666 points, the Knights topped their previous point record of 635 set in their fourth place finish last year.
Women's Swimming and Diving Wins MIAA Title For Ninth Straight Year - Men Take Second at MIAAs
Sunday, February 17, 2013
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The Calvin women's swimming and diving team captured its ninth consecutive MIAA title on Saturday, finishing 38 points ahead of runner-up Hope at the MIAA Championships which concluded Saturday night at the Jenison Aquatics Center. Senior Elizabeth Counsell won the 200 breaststroke for the third straight year while senior Samantha Klaasen won the one-meter diving competition for a third straight year. Klaasen was later named the MIAA's Most Valuable Diver for the third straight year. On the men's side, Calvin posted its highest team finish in more than 20 years, finishing with a school record point total of over 660 points. Freshman Caleb Meindertsma took home the gold medal in the 1,650 freestyle with a school record time of 16:06.12 that is also good for an NCAA B' cut time and shattered his own school record by more than 10 seconds.
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Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Teams Have Big Performances at MIAA Championships
Friday, February 15, 2013
The Calvin men's and women's swimming and diving teams had strong performances at the MIAA Championships Friday night at the Jenison Aquatic Center. The Calvin women boosted their overall lead over Hope to 42 points heading into the final day of competition. Senior Elizabeth Counsell (Indianapolis, IN/Heritage Christian HS) came up with the lone individual win for Calvin as she claimed the 100 breaststroke title for the third straight year, this time doing so out of lane one with a strong NCAA III B' cut qualifying time of 1:04.37. Freshman teammate Michaela Rookus (Hudsonville/Hudsonville HS) was close behind in a second place and NCAA III B' cut qualifying time of 1:05.05. It marks the eighth consecutive year a Calvin swimmer has won the event.Calvin's 200 medley relay team highlighted the evening for Calvin by winning in an MIAA and school record time of 1:45.84, breaking the previous MIAA mark set by Calvin in 2009. The time is also an NCAA B' cut qualifying time. Calvin has now won the event six out of the last seven years. On the men's side, Calvin sits in second place with 466 points. The Knights picked up a victory on Friday from senior Mark Rushlow (Goshen, IN) in the 100 butterfly as he repeated as league champion in the event. Freshman Jordan Cochran (Mount Vernon, OH) took third in the 100 breaststroke with a school record time of 56.83, missing first place by just four-hundreths of a second.
Women's Swimming and Diving in First/Men's Swimming and Diving Second After Day Two of MIAAs
Friday, February 15, 2013
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JENISON, MI The second day of the 2013 MIAA Swimming and Diving Championships concluded Thursday evening at Jenison High School. The Calvin women hold a slim lead over Hope, 283.5-272. On the mens side, Kalamazoo is the leader with 299 points. The Knights currently sit in second place with 219 points. The Calvin men's 400 medley relay team took first place on Thursday with a school record time of 3:22.77. On the women's side, Calvin crowned champions in the 200 IM (Michaela Rookus), 500 freestyle (Kathryn Wrobel) and one-meter diving (Samantha Klaasen). The Calvin women's 400 medley relay team also took first place with an NCAA B' cut qualifying time of 3:54.61


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November 28-28, 2013
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Parlement Européen, Bâtiment Winston Churchill - Strasbourg, France
November 27-28, 2013
European workshop on co-innovation: 'Co-innovation management and networks to facilitate change'
ENDURE - EU Network for the Durable Exploitation of Crop Protection Strategies
Brussels, Belgium
Potato Council's BP2013
Yorkshire Event Center - Harrogate, United Kingdom
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Hannover, Germany
Zielgruppe: Mitarbeiter/-innen im Saatguthandel ohne Kenntnisse. Das Seminar gibt Ihnen als künftigen Mitarbeiter der Saatgutabteilung einen guten Einblick in den Geschäftsbereich des Saatguthandels Ihrer Genossenschaft.
November 26-29, 2013
Krasnodar, Russian Federation
Agricultural machinery and spare parts, plant growing, livestock breeding, storage and processing of agricultural production, standardization and metrology.
November 25-29, 2013
59° Curso Diacom Tetrazólio e Patologia de Sementes de Soja
Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuária (Embrapa)
Londrina, Paraná, Brazil
Objetivo: apresentar tecnologia adequada para avaliar corretamente a qualidade das sementes de soja e identificar as causas de descarte de seus lotes devido à baixa germinação no teste de laboratório. Os participantes do curso terão acesso a conhecimentos gerais su...
November 25, 2013 - December 6, 2013
Refresher course: Development of seed potato supply systems in Sub – Saharan Africa
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November 21-21, 2013
Qualitätstagung Weizen 2013 / Journée de la qualité du blé 2013
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Stade de Suisse, Papiermühlestrasse 71 - Bern, Switzerland
November 20-21, 2013
Europaische Spargel- und Erdbeerenboerse
Messe Karlsruhe - Karlsruhe, Germany
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KingsGate Conference Centre - Peterborough, United Kingdom
November 20-22, 2013
III International Conference "Grain Industry in the 21st century"
Moscow, Russian Federation
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Deutsches Maiskomitee e.V.
Berlin, Germany
November 17-21, 2013
Wheat Improvement Strategic Programme (WISP) Course on Wheat Genetics
John Innes Centre - Norwich, United Kingdom
An entry level introduction, giving a taste of wheat genetics, from field trials to QTL analysis. Applications are welcome from UK and international undergraduates, junior breeders, PhD students, and postdocs. A total of 10 places are available for this course.
November 14-14, 2013
50th Annual Weed Review
British Crop Production Council (BCPC)
Harpenden, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
This meeting, will review matters relating to all aspects of weed control and will focus on a review of the challenges experienced with arable weed control during the last 50 years of the Review. It aims to highlight the solutions that have been achieved over the years,...
November 13-14, 2013
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Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA)
Tours, France
Colloque national visant à diffuser et mettre en débat les acquis récents des recherches en agriculture biologique.
November 12-16, 2013
Agritechnica 2013
Hannover , Germany
The World's Leading International Exhibition for Agricultural Machinery and Equipment.
Exhibition Grounds - Hanover, Germany
The world's leading international exhibition for agricultural machinery and equipment
November 12-12, 2013
30 Years of Plant Biotechnology
Handelsbeurs - Gent, Belgium
A symposium celebrating the achievements of agrobiotechnology. With Ingo Potrykus, (Golden Rice Project), Robert Fraley and Barbara Mazur (from Monsanto & Dupont), Richard Roberts (Nobel Prize winner 1993), Mauricio Antonio Lopes (EMBRAPA) and Jiayang Li (Chinese Academ...
November 12-15, 2013
GMCC-13, the sixth International Conference on Coexistence between Genetically Modified (GM) and non-GM based Agricultural Supply Chains
Sana Lisboa Hotel - Lisbon, Portugal
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International Plant Breeding Congress
WOW Topkapi Palace Hotel - Antalya, Turkey
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November 9-10, 2013
2nd Annual BES Plant Environmental Physiology Group Mini Symposium
University of Manchester Oxford Road Campus - Manchester, United Kingdom
November 7-8, 2013
From Genes to Shape - The Genetics Society Autumn Meeting
The Royal Society - London, United Kingdom
November 6-8, 2013
International Floriculture Trade Fair / International Horticulture Trade Fair
Expo Haarlemmermeer - Vijfhuizen, Netherlands
November 5-7, 2013
2nd Conference on Cereal Biotechnology and Breeding
Danubius Health Spa Resort Margitsziget Superior - Budapest, Hungary
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Horti Fair 2013
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November 4-5, 2013
Distance Learning Course in Biosafety in Plant Biotechnology
Department of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences of the Università Politecnica delle March - Ancona, Italy
An international academically accredited course based on a combination of distance-learning and on-campus training sessions. Applications are accepted until the 7th of October 2013.
October 30, 2013 - November 3, 2013
Bucharest, Romania
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February 16, 2013 Mercy Tiffin Hospital is taking its wellness mission down a new trail as the hospital partners with Seneca County Park District to offer a new hiking trail this sprin. more »»
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February 16, 2013 Tiffin Bark Park Committee is preparing to "Unleash the Fun" as plans continue on the Tiffin's dog park to be constructed at Hedges-Boyer Park. more »»
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February 16, 2013 Tiffin looks to start over on a long-term control plan for the city's sewer systems, City Engineer Curtis Eagle said. more »»
Drop-off may go curbside
February 16, 2013 It's possible a curbside recycling program could be in place for Tiffin before the end of this year, said Vicki Turco of Karl's Hauling, the company contracted with the city to provide recycling... more »»
Townships receive recycling containers
February 16, 2013 Ottawa-Sandusky-Seneca Solid Waste District started a rural, drop-off recycling program last year which doesn't require material to be separated or scheduled to be followed. more »»
New doors open for troubled youths
February 16, 2013 After 16 years of planning, the new Seneca County Youth Center became a reality when it opened its doors Feb. 7. more »»
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February 16, 2013 Sister Jane Omlor's dream of living in a passive solar house with straw bale insulation has become a reality. And now she's scheduling tours of her home. more »»
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February 16, 2013 Last year, Seneca Dialysis relocated from its original site on St. Francis Avenue to a new building at 10 St. Lawrence Drive, on the Mercy Tiffin Hospital campu. more »»
New CEO, management company at St. Francis in Tiffin
February 16, 2013 Jan. 2, Daniel Miller began his duties as the new CEO/administrator of St. Francis Senior Ministries in Tiffin. He and his family live in the town of Nevada. more »»
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February 16, 2013 Seneca County Agency Transportation has a new facility and a new director. The new building, seen at left, has about 16,000 square feet of space and cost about $2. more »»
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Want to name Pluto's two tiniest moons? Then you'll need to dig deep into mythology.
Astronomers announced a contest Monday to name the two itty-bitty moons of Pluto discovered over the past two years.
Three Pluto moons already have names associated with Hades and the underworld. They are Charon, the ferryman of Hades; Nix for the night goddess; and the multi-headed monster Hydra.
The two unnamed moons need similarly shady references. Right now, they go by the bland titles of P4 and P5. They're no more than 15 to 20 miles across.
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Photo booth shots of Marie-Berthe Aurenche, Max Ernst's second wife, c.1929. She would later become the mistress of artist Chaim Soutine, whom she was buried with after her suicide in 1960. Not much else is known about her life, which makes these images all the more haunting.
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iOS, Android, and Web traffic: Same old, same old
Apple and Google are very nearly in the same spot as they were six months ago when it comes to Web traffic, a new study says.
Advertising and analytics company Chitika today put out new numbers from a six-month study of U.S. and Canadian Web traffic collected from ad impressions by iOS and Android devices. The main finding is that both mobile operating systems are still very nearly in the same spot as where they started, despite major product launches on both sides.
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-- -- -- encounter with nature is pretty remarkable not many people get to tell a story like this one.
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