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Georgia and the Nebraska football teams will play in the postseason for the second straight year. The BCS 22nd ranked Bulldogs and Cornhuskers were paired in the Gator Bowl yesterday, a rematch of last year's Capital One Bowl. Georgia won that meeting 45-31, getting five touchdown passes from Aaron Murray. The Bulldogs, who are 8-4, won't have Murray in the rematch. The Southeastern Conference's all-time passing leader tore a ligament in his left knee Nov. 23 against Kentucky.
Doug McDermott led three players in double figures with 33 points and eight rebounds and Creighton built a big lead quickly and ran off to an 82-67 victory over Nebraska yesterday. The Huskers got 22 points from Shavon Shields. Terran Petteway had 17 of his 21 points in the second half for Nebraska. He also had six rebounds. Creighton has won twelve of 16 meetings with the Cornhuskers since 1999 but still trails 25-22 in the series that dates to 1923. The Bluejays improve to 7-2 while Nebraska drops to 6-3.
The Lincoln Journal Star has announced its All-State football teams. Norfolk High's Kyle Temple reached the Super-State & Class 'A' team as a defensive lineman. The Class 'C-1' team included Norfolk Catholic running back Jackson Love. The Class 'C-2' squad included Lutheran High Northeast's offensive lineman Ryan Freudenburg & athlete Shaka Taylor.
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A fund has been set up at an area bank for a Norfolk family who lost its home and all of its possessions in a fire early Friday morning. Donations for the family of Alex and Sarah Wurdinger may be left at any branch of the Elkhorn Valley Bank in Norfolk. Checks should be made out to the "Sarah and Alex Wurdinger Fire Donation Account." The Wurdinger family consists of three adults and six children, including a set of newborn twins. The Wurdinger home was located on Ridge Road about 11 miles northeast of Norfolk. About 45 firefighters from several departments fought the blaze beginning at 1:00 a.m. Friday.
Norfolk Senior High School will host the State One-Act Play Championships at the Johnny Carson Theater later this week and the host school will compete for the Class A title. Norfolk won the A-4 District in Kearney Saturday against seven other schools. The Norfolk play, "The Deviners" is written by Jim Leonard, Jr. and directed by Taryn Retzlaff. The State Championships are slated for the Johnny Carson Theatre Wednesday through Friday. Norfolk will perform Friday afternoon at 2:45 and compete against three other Class A qualifiers: Lincoln High, Lincoln North Star and Gretna.
A member of the University of Nebraska's Board of Regents has resigned from his job at Bo Pelini's Foundation. Tim Clare resigned as legal counsel for Pelini's foundation on Friday. Clare had worked for the foundation Pelini started in 2008 since before he was elected to the Board of Regents, and he had disclosed his relationship with Nebraska's head football coach. Clare says he didn't want his role at the foundation to be a distraction because of his elected office. The foundation raises money for cancer research and juvenile and adult diabetes. Clare has recused himself from any votes related to University of Nebraska-Lincoln athletics personnel.
Nebraska landowners and operators have until Jan. 17 to sign up for a federal conservation program. The Conservation Stewardship Program provides financial aid to help farmers and ranchers conserve natural resources, including water and soil. The program is run by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Participants receive annual payments for the environmental benefits they produce on their operations. Craig Derickson of the Natural Resources Conservation Service says contracts have gone into effect in all 93 counties, and cover about 4.8 million acres in Nebraska. Derickson says the program is popular in Nebraska because it doesn't require farmers and ranchers to take their land out of production.
Only one week remains for those wishing to take part in this year's "Warmth, Peace and Pajamas" project. Pam Sears helps spearhead the Salvation Army project to provide a warm pair of pajamas for about 700 children in the community. She says all sizes are needed – some more than others. Sears says pajamas of all sizes are needed, but they especially need PJs for boys ages 10-to-16. Sears says pajamas – with the tags still on so children know they're new - can be left at the Salvation Army at 112 North 7th, or at the WJAG/LiteRock 97.5/106KIX studios at 309 Braasch Avenue. The pajamas must be received by December 18th for distribution on the 20th.
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Economy Slows in First Quarter; Weaker Jobs Growth Likely
The following commentary comes from an independent investor or market observer as part of TheStreet's guest contributor program, which is separate from the company's news coverage.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The economy grew at a 3% annual rate in the fourth quarter of 2011, but first half growth is likely to disappoint, renewing upward pressures on unemployment.
Fourth quarter growth was powered by stronger consumer spending -- especially on autos, substantial additions to business inventories, and stronger multifamily home construction. In the first quarter, gains in consumer spending continued, but outpaced income growth. However, unlike the boom years of the last decade, households are not able to refinance credit card debt and auto loans by further mortgaging their homes, and consumers simply have to slow down soon.
In addition, nonresidential construction spending has been disappointing. Whereas construction, overall, contributed positively to GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2011, it will subtract in first quarter of 2012.
The economy will register growth at about 2.2% the first quarter and then slack off in the second quarter to well below 2%. The second half should see growth just above two%, and hardly enough to bring down unemployment. Those trends should continue into 2012.
Household incomes have simply not been growing rapidly enough to sustain the recent surge in consumer spending. Although the consumption component of GDP will be strong the first quarter, too much of that was tapped off to pay for imported oil through higher gas prices, and that will drag on GDP through the trade balance.
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Moreover, the surge in hiring from December through February was not matched by strong improvements in wages, and if gas prices in the range of $4 a gallon continue, those will markedly affect consumer behavior through the spring and into the summer.
Recent data for new hiring and rising unemployment claims indicates the jobs market is cooling again, and that will further dampen household income growth and consumption. New hiring will be barely sufficient to accommodate labor force growth, and certainly well below the 360,000 new jobs needed each month to pull down unemployment to 6% over three years.
Housing market woes and financing problems of small businesses are not likely to change, without fundamental changes in the regulatory policies pursued by the Obama Administration.
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Rookie cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick continues to see his playing time increase both on defense and special teams.
Kirkpatrick suffered a knee injury prior to training camp, delaying the first-round pick's debut until Week 9 against Denver. He played 11 snaps on special teams in that game and made his defensive debut the following week with 15 snaps against the Giants.
Sunday in Kansas City, he played 26 snaps (43 percent) on defense and 18 (64 percent) on special teams.
"I expect to get more and more," Kirkpatrick said. "This was my third game in now, so it's the third game into the preseason for me. Every week I've got to get better. Every week. I'm coming along, though. I feel confident and feel pretty happy with what they're doing right now."
Kirkpatrick finished with two tackles and made a stellar play on special teams filling in for Andrew Hawkins as the gunner on punt coverage. He made a highlight play on one punt, diving to down the ball inside the 5.
"The last 2-3 weeks he has played – what a joy," Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis said. "To watch him play and get his opportunity has been great. This is what we envisioned for the guy. All his enthusiasm and ability has been great.
"The other secondary players, they know their responsibility of (playing with) a first-round pick," Lewis continued. "They've done a good job of understanding it and helping him understand it and being inclusive of the group. It's been a great thing."
Cook's calendar: Injured center Kyle Cook said the Bengals have set a date for his return, but he cannot say when it is.
Cook, who has been doing rehab drills on a side field since last week, did say the ankle feels as strong as it was before he injured it in the third preseason game against Green Bay.
"The ankle feels back to normal, but the big test is once you go out and test it and everything, how is it going to feel the next day," Cook said. "I haven't had any pain or soreness, which is what is keeping us on track for the return date. Hopefully sooner rather than later you guys will see me out there practicing."
Jeff Faine, a 10-year veteran who was signed as a free agent after Cook went down, started the first seven games at center, while undrafted rookie Trevor Robinson has started the last three.
Rivalry revelry: The border war that is the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry extends to the Bengals locker room, where Michigan grad Leon Hall and Ohio State grad Nate Clements have adjoining lockers.
Clements was asked if it was tough having a locker next to a Michigan guy this week ahead of Saturday's game.
"It's not going to be tough for me at all," Clements said. "You might want to ask him that."
Asked if he was predicting a Bengals victory, Clements said, "Definitely. We've got a good thing going on. He knows."
Injury report: Wide receiver Andrew Hawkins (knee) and tight end Richard Quinn (calf) did not practice Thursday. Cornerback Adam Jones (calf), who sat out Wednesday, was limited.
Faine (hamstring) and wide receiver Marvin Jones (knee) were limited for the second day in a row, while Reggie Nelson (hamstring) and Terence Newman (head) were full participants for the second day in a row.
Three Raiders did not practice Thursday: running backs Darren McFadden (ankle) and Mike Goodson (ankle) and defensive tackle Richard Seymour (knee/hamstring).
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That is amazing! Best of luck!
Time to let my last MOTU Cosplay go.
Worn it just twice.
Everything includet you need , ecxapt teeth and contaclenses.(will add the teeth at own risk )
Its a full bodysuit with chemical cooling system.A full box of new cooling bags includet.
Rubber feets , complete fur body parts on a muscle bodysuit.
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cost me a lot of time to made , its a massiv costume.
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need the space/money for my new costumes for this year grayskullcon...have to start early ;-)
hope to see a lot of you guys there.
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Ouch - how'd ya like this clown at the helm of your city...? What a tosser.
Clearly then it is important to look at such potential leaders in the lead up to elections and vote accordingly - also let 'em know. Pester the bastards!
With a surname like Ford of course he's going to be pro car. Ford looks like a typical over fed politician who's spent a bit of time at the trough.
Closer to home. I watched ABC 7.30 Report QLD on ch 24. The Labor candidate for Brisbane mayor spoke of 'wasting' money on cycling facilities. Glad the Liberal candidate was elected.
Alasdair, I was surprised that a Labor politician publicly expressed that view. If he thought it would win him votes from motorists, fortunately did not work.
Yes the Labour Party is really progressive. They're dicking with super regulations so people like me who are willing to fund their own retirement have less incentive to do so. Making more people reliant on the state n their retirement..now that's really progressive.
You know what the problem is with political jokes? They get elected!
Thank God we have Stephen Yarwood!
And Christopher Pyne......
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A western New York police officer has been charged with second-degree murder in his son's shooting at an Adirondack motel last summer.
Local media outlets report that 59-year-old Michael Leach pleaded not guilty Wednesday morning during his arraignment in Herkimer County Court after a grand jury indictment was unsealed.
Leach told authorities he shot his 37-year-old son, Matthew Leach, early on the morning of July 21 after mistaking him for an intruder while they were staying at Clark's Beach Motel in the village of Old Forge.
Leach is being held in the county jail on $200,000 bail.
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Short but sweet review here, I loved it. Everything was delicious. We shared many small plates and each one was better than the next, starting with the picked eggs and ending with the rhubarb buckle. Go! You won't be disappointed!
Inventive, tasty cuisine, beautifully curated winelist, hot well designed room and all around excellence, makes St Vincent our top choice in SF.
The food, ambiance, and service are fantastic here. Started with the hand-rolled pretzel,and followed with the small dishes: curly endive, gnocchi, and pulled pork on housemade potato chips. Sand dabs for the entree. Dessert was the malted milk ice cream with burnt honeycomb (delish) and the peach/blackberry cobbler with elderflower ice cream. For three of us with 4 taster beers, tab was only a bit over $100. Such a deal. The waitress and staff were extremely friendly.
Creative well prepared seasonal food choices. Servers are well versed in describing items on the menu but even more impressively, were as knowledgeable about the extensive wine options as sommeliers in upscale restaurants. It would be a mistake to bring your own wine to this restaurant as you would be missing out on trying fabulous wines not readily available on the open market. Fine wines can be found at a wide range of prices and if something hits your fancy, it is available for purchase at retail prices.
Food and service was very good but not outstanding. Not too pricey. Wine can be had by the glass or half bottle. We shared the bread salad, the sirloin and the spring succotash, all very good. Not going to rush to return but glad we tried it.
Great farm to table spot. Server knew the food, and more impressively the wines, stone cold from top to bottom. Well prepared seasonal ingredients with a twist, mostly spot on, but one entree was a bit over the top. Definately would go back again.
My second visit to St. Vincent. Both times I've been delighted by the waitstaff's knowledge, their wine recommendations. Lovely meal.
Had an early dinner here a couple nights ago and I'll definitely be back. Great food options, fantastic wine list that you can order the half of any bottle under $100 which gives you limitless options during the meal, and the staff, Katie in particular, was fabulous.
Our trip to St. Vincent's was superb. While you will not "happen by" the restaurant if you are just visiting San Francisco, it will be well worth taking the time to find them. I had the Ham Chop and being from the South, wasn't sure what to expect when it came to a west coast experience with collards and corn bread. It was just like being back home only paired with a great wine! Great food, knowledgable servers and a wonderful atmosphere.
We had read about St. Vincent in Food and Wine and decided to try it. Interesting and appealing wine list - lots of Italian wines, which we love, but many other choices as well.. A small but delicious and fresh menu and a very cool place. We highly recommend it, and we're very picky diners.
Even though the location can do with some polish, the fare is extraordinary. Anyone who can chop a soft boiled egg over butter-poached shrimp toast earns a stamp in my book. And how about a blanched broccoli caesar with shaved radishes? Excellent service matches the impeccable menu.
Saw a write up in Wine Spectator about this place and decided to add it to the short list of restaurants to hit on our last trip to SFO. Warning - it's a bright spot in the middle of a "eclectic" neighborhood. A quick BART ride from the Financial District, and then the restaurant is only a block from the BART station. Short menu, but neat little dishes, and someone has clearly put thought into them. Food is superb and is probably best meant to be shared. BUT THE BEST PART about this place is the wine program. It's a great list and the best part is any bottle under $100 on the list is available for 50% for half the bottle. We will certainly return to this spot.
Had a great evening at St. Vincent. The atmosphere is casual but the service is a step above and the care they take towards food, wine and their customers shows at every step. Very friendly whether you're at the bar or sitting at a table. Definitely recommend.
Service could have been a little warmer - a little more attentive. Wine served too warm.
We took our granddaughter and her parents here for a first birthday celebration. We adults were extremely happy with the excellent wine list and delicious, creative food. The staff was very friendly and efficient. A high chair is available for the baby...they even made a tiny cheese plate for the birthday girl! It was also helpful for everyone that they stored our stroller away from the main dining area and brought it back to us when we were finished. I would come back here anytime, with or without the baby.
Really thoughtful and delicious food. The figs were great, we split the eggplant entre as an appetizer and I had the "ham" (pork) chop. All delicious but don't miss the honey and milk dessert. It's a wine lover's dream -- taste until you like, great wine choices and experienced staff that know what they are talking about. I loved our sassy waiter. I always have great service there so I keep coming back. This was our 5th time I think.
Amazing food. Basic with an upscale twist. Good beer and good wine.
This is definitely a restaurant to put on your list if you want delicious food (the small plates were wonderful) and very good wines. Service is efficient, friendly and knowledgeable. We loved the she-crab soup (more like a risotto), the grilled peaches and goat cheese and the bone marrow. Don't miss the rabbit meatballs! Main dish halibut was excellent. Treat yourself and go!
We had a party of 6 on a Wednesday evening to celebrate a birthday. It was originally 5, but the restaurant easily accommodated the extra person no problem after checking the flow of other reservations and walk-ins. The food was exceptional and the staff were quite knowledgable about all of the offerings including the portions that might be adequate for sharing amongst a group of 6. HIghlights included the grilled peaches (exceptional!), the rabbit meatballs and the bone marrow for the "small plates" and the ham chop and short ribs for the entrees. The wine selection is the real star at this place, as is the staff's knowledge about pairing. The "bartender" too care of us while we waited and throughout the evening. GREAT SERVICE!
Best meal I have had in San Francisco. Great food, great service, great ambience.
We went to St. Vincent's using a restaurant gift card that we received. Wow, what a great gift idea. The restaurant was awesome! Great food and friendly service. We've been experimenting with a lot of restaurants in and around SF this summer, and we finally found one worth recommending. Word of warning, they're busy. You'll need to plan ahead and make reservations.
A nice neighborhood restaurant. Nice ambience, good food and a good wine list.. Only negative is that prices on the wine list are a little steep...
My husband and I came for a date night on a Saturday night and had a fabulous time. Every dish was delicious. We eat out a lot and this was the best meal we have had in a long time (our last meal like that was at Heirloom Cafe). We got the lemon cucumbers, ham chop, corn risotto, one cheese dessert and the milk & honey dessert. Everything was top-notch. The crowd was fun, the service was great and SV offers many interesting wines.
Food was fresh, flavorful, and delicious! Large selection of beer and wine and great service!
David has many fans from the wine world and in my case, David was essential to my understanding of the gems Italian wine. David has applied his phenomenal palate to honest food not caught up in convention. No pretense, nothing precious or artificial about St. Vincent - Fun Friendly and Honest
I can't say enough about the friendly and professional service. The wine selections and half-bottle option will get me back in the door. My only knock is that for what we had, the final bill was surprisingly high, and we are used to high prices. Our apps were excellent but entrees were underwhelming. That said, we will go back for sure and try some of the other entrée options. The experience was still very good.
It took me a while to get over to St. Vincent. The last restaurant in the space was a hot mess. But it had just received a glowing review from Bauer, and the Burners were out of town, so I thought it would be a good window of opportunity to give it a try. We loved it. The food was sensational. Standouts were the pretzel, cold almond soup, tomato and uni salad. The chopped salad was a world unto itself. Service struck the right note between attentive and unobtrusive. I don't usually write reviews on OT, but this was a lovely experience and I would recommend this place to others.
Love it here, we've never had a bad entree or meal. The chef creates amazing flavor combinations with interesting textures using super perfect, fresh, in-season ingredients. Unpretentious and amazingly delicious food - with excellent wine pairings. Walk-ins and reservations make it easy and convenient.
Hearty food well paired with fine wine and excellent beer. Bone marrow is on the menu. The salad with huaotoloche was wonderful.
A terrific wine list, and their policy of opening any bottle to purchase a half bottle is great. The food is interesting and delicious.
Unusual, often expensive ingredients lurk in most every dish to make rich flavors and textures. Risotto with fresh corn AND blended huitlacocha; delicious chopped salad with broad beans, and aged cheddar not in chunks but invisibly mixed into the dressing; chocolate crème brûlée with a whiff of cinchona bark to punch a bit of bitter, served with a smoked Hefeweizen?!! Wow. Our server knew the menu as if she was the chef. A wine list of interest, although would have liked even more alternate whites and aromatic reds by the glass (OK I'm greedy that way). Ambience hip, relaxed. Not cheap but a deal for this top quality. Leapt onto my list of favorites.
Loved the rabbit meatballs, bone marrow with toast and vinegar pork were all awesome. Entrees were very mixed
Our party of three shared seven dishes. The grilled sardines were a standout as were the fried rice balls. Our server suggested a very reasonably priced bottle of wine to pair with our eclectic meals. The restaurant itself is set up for socializing among tables. Parties on both sides of us shared recommendations and comments making it a very fun night.
I've taken new people to this restaurant many times, and they all say how relaxing it is. Even though it's almost always full, still plenty of room, the noise is moderate and the service is present but unobstrusive. Delicious choices of wine and beer, and the food is simple, delicious and if you eat combinatinos of small plates, completely satisfying. For the bigger appetites, order the entres (although the risotto was fantastic after sharing a few small plates). I love that this is walkable from my house.
Dinner for six business colleagues and thoroughly enjoyable. Everybody has their favorite fried chicken - St. Vincent's has become mine.
So much is good about this restaurant, including the excellent service. Fabulous to be able to buy a half bottle of wine (for anything on the wine list $100 and under, and there are great choices in this category). Lots of interesting small plates, including the pickled eggs and uni toast. Hip interior and excellent chicken. Highly recommend.
St.Vincent has good small plates and a few large entrees; both are excellent. The sommelier recommends wine by the glass to go with each dish. Everything was very good. For two of us, with three small plates, one large one, and four glasses of wine, without desert and before adding on the tip, the bill came to more than $140. Very good meal---but was it that good?
Interesting menu that overwhelm all our different choices! The service was excellent with wonderful wine pairings!
Dining at St. Vincent is a delightful experience all around, from the food to wine to atmosphere to service.
I'd not heard of this until my sister mentioned it, and I thought I was familiar with that stretch of Valencia. Really great advice on interesting glasses of wine. Had 3 glasses (white from the french swiss border, pinot from Marin, mourvedre) and each one was somewhat unusual and delicious. I returned a week later to buy 2 bottles of the pinot. The food was outstanding -- the ham chop was unexpected, unusual, and delicous. The chicken had amazing spices flowing under the crisp skin. The Sweetbread breakfast muffin was crazy-indulgent. Go. Go now.
The service was great. The owner was gracious and very much a contributor to a memorable meal. He did the wine selection, helped with the food picks, and seems to us on his way to building a restaurant. Strikes me as a perfect choice for a couple coming into San Francisco and looking for a special place to eat that makes you feel that you are eating in your neighborhood place.
we made reservation ahead which i definitely recommend. We were a party of 6 and all of us were blown away with the food. We allowed the selections of wine to be chosen for us/bottle of red and bottle of white/. Both choices were fabulous and we are all wine lovers so we can be picky:) All over, great great experience!
We came upon this find through the Wine Spectator article and it more than delivered. While there weren't a lot of people, the bartender assured us the neighborhood regulars do come later and polish off the many open bottles of fabulous wines left on the counter. The restaurant's open kitchen not only lets you see how they prepare their "foodie pub grub", they also let you open any bottle under $100 and drink/pay for only half (so sure they'll sell the other half by the glass or carafe by the end of the night). It was ingenious and allowed us to try 3 different wines from an extensive bottle list! Great, knowledgeable bar staff and truly the best "tavern", comfort food around. We were so stuffed we couldn't eat dessert!
Great little place where you can have any bottle on their extensive wine list that's under $100, as a half bottle and pay half price! Means you can try a lot more wines!! Lovely service, cosy little place, food was very tasty.
We had dinner with friends at St. Vincent on Saturday. The service was excellent, the atmosphere and environment awesome, the food delicious, and the wine list amazing. I can't wait to go again!
This restaurant is known for it's varied and reasonably priced wines. We tried a few different varietals. We ate flatbread, fried chicken and grits. The food was not as impressive as on our last visit. The service and wine list will keep us coming back.
Thank you so much for a lovely evening. My husband and I celebrated our anniversary and asked to sit next to each other, which meant they had to give us a four person table - no problem! We asked advice on the menu and got good reliable comments, that made it easy to pick. We were able to just have a half a bottle of any wine under $100 (it was a Tuesday) They served us lost of little plates of amazing deliciousness and never we felt we had to hurry up and finish! Fantastic place for dinner or a night out. I was also here with a friend and we had the best time eating and drinking in the bar.
We had a mix of small plates and one entree: picked eggs - curry and horseradish/beet - both delicious and tangy fried chicken - excellent with unique flavors on the side. the pickles were yummy. mussels in broth - just fine grits - sweet and tasty bone marrow - so good! with a nice relish on the side pork plate - went very well with the Patel wine we brought Only drawback - they just have a beer and wine menu so no cocktails. But they compensate with vermouth and a wonderful wine list.
I missed a gathering @ St. Vincent's & given my friends' rave reviews, I had to check it out. I wasn't disappointed by the great variety of wines & the hearty food. The pork with slaw & chips was terrific, as were the pretzels. I look forward to going back & exploring with more friends so I can further plumb the depths of the wine list & try some more appetizers & entrees. St. Vincent is appropriately named for the patron saint of vintners, but the food is right up there too!
As residents of Portland, Oregon we're spoiled by all of the great restaurant choices in our town. The food, wait staff and friendliness at St Vincent made us think we were home. Great restaurant.


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Joe and I have been business partners for over seven years. We have torn out drywall together, installed windows in the restaurant together, done Bele Chere three times, and canoed to the restaurant during the floods of 2004 but have never gone fishing together. This is probably because neither of us fish a lot or, more likely, that we just didn't have the time.
A friend of ours, and fellow Biltmore Village businessman, Richard Witt of Curtis Wright Outfitters, has been trying to get us on the river with him for a couple of years. He is very friendly and not pushy, but insistent in a way that is hard to say "no" to. In late March of this year, he hit us with the offer at the right time. Joe and I both said yes and Richard set the trip for early on a Monday morning. It was cold and rainy. "Do fish still bite in the rain?" I asked Joe. I think the answer was "They are already wet, what do you think?" or something like that. Long story short, the trip was still on.
Richard picked us up in his van, which is outfitted with everything several people could possibly need for fishing, including a goodie box with Clif Bars and other assorted foodstuffs. Our destination was the Davidson River near Brevard. We actually parked in the lot near the fish hatchery. Richard helped us get outfitted in our waders and talked us through what to expect. The fly rods he gave us were very light and the flys were just a size larger than a large gnat (probably slightly larger than that, but they seemed TINY.)
In the parking lot, Richard actually helped us act out how we would cast, what to do when we caught a fish and how not to make mistakes that would let the fish get off the line. I commented on the fact that he actually seemed to think that we would really catch something that day and he seemed completely sure of it. After making sure we had all the equipment and Richard had his camera we walked a couple hundred feet to the river.
Now, most of my fishing experience has been with my grandfather on the French Broad River or with my brother-in-law in Florida. Both of these required packing up the car, driving to a spot to park, and either walking a half mile or so to the river, or taking the boat a half hour down the Intercoastal Waterway. What we did with Richard was positively too easy. Park, get out, walk for a minute and start casting.
To set the scene, the day was overcast, the water was cold and Joe and I were doing something we had never done before. To top it off, I had sunglasses but not the right kind. Richard would look over my shoulder and say "See that big brown trout over there? " or "There are several good-sized ones under that rhododendron on the far bank." I saw water. So I just cast into the spot he pointed to and after about ten or twelve casts I hooked something. I pulled back and low like Richard had instructed but either I had no fish or I had pulled the hook.
The next cast, however, I hooked a trout. Nice! Richard came over (he stands in the river with you and gives very patient, very calm instruction while you are standing there thinking "Holy Crow- I caught something! Let me rip this sucker out of the water!") and talked me through being easy on the fish while keeping it on and steadily reeling it in.
When he eased the net under my first trout, I saw that it was about 8-10 inches long. Not very big, but it was beautiful to me. He took the obligatory pictures and then we let the fish relax in the net in the water and released it. On the Davidson River, apparently it is only legal to catch and release, which made it easier to face my daughter Lauren later in the day. Soon after this first fish I caught another little guy and then I hooked a nice 15-inch brown trout. I was having fun now.
Richard had worked his way down the river toward Joe, who had caught a fish as well. Richard was showing Joe a little overhang on the far bank of the river that had a dark, cave-like entrance beneath it. Joe kept casting into it with a fly Richard had put on that just floated on the water. This was fairly tricky work as Joe had to be pretty precise with his casts. I had already put my fly into the rhodos a couple of times which is not a lot of fun, but Joe avoided this fate. After a series of casts, a big rainbow hit Joe's fly. He set the hook and worked the big guy in. This was the fish of the day.
We needed to head back to town for the work/family/soccer obligations, so we were off the river by mid-afternoon. I was a little tired and hungry, so I dove into Richard's box of goodies and had a snack and a drink. Richard complimented us on being quick learners and on the fish we had caught. He may have just being nice, but no one could deny that we had caught some fish. Having Richard there made it easy & fun.
We are looking forward to taking our kids back for a day with Richard on the Davidson. It is a great way to bring your blood pressure down and a beautiful setting to boot. If you are looking for a great guide and patient teacher, Richard Witt is your man. He can be reached at curtiswrightoutfitters.com or by phone at 828.274.4371. Give him a call or visit the shop – you'll be glad you did.


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After running apup.exe and autopatcher today I see that the same updates are stored in two folders. My guess is that the selected updates have been copied to the "Autopatcher" folder withing the "Program Files Folder"
Is it really necessary to have the same file twice on the HD? If not not can one of the duplicates be safely deleted. I assume that I might want to install a particular update later but not today.
Can I delete duplicate WU files?
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