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The 2011 Lions All-Star Football Game rosters for the North and South teams were announced, and four area standouts will get the opportunity to close their high school football careers in the marquee Central Valley event amongst the best players in the area.
With the Ripon Christian Knights no longer in the Trans Valley League, Escalon will have the sour taste of its two-stroke 224-226 loss to the Knights in its mouth for the remainder of the season.
With mere days remaining before the start of the Valley Oak League season, the Manteca High baseball team got a good send off from starting pitcher Matt Burrows, who went seven innings scattering four hits in a 5-2 Manteca win over Stagg High Tuesday in Stockton.
The first four innings might not have been pretty, but East Union was able to get out with minimum damage Tuesday night in their non-league matchup against Escalon.
Ripon High's Andrew Bonner edged out Logan Vos of Ripon Christian for the second time in as many days Tuesday in a crosstown rivalry golf match featuring two of the area's best golfers.
Sierra High's Valley Oak League title defense in girls soccer begins tonight when it hosts unbeaten Oakdale.
For the first four innings of Sierra' varsity baseball game with the Johansen Vikings it seemed like the normal steps to a lopsided win were taking shape, but in the top of the inning the Vikings changed the script and Sierra needed a late insurance run in an 8-5 win Tuesday.
The Trans Valley League's best boys golfers of 2010 shined in the Yellowjacket Invitational hosted by Hilmar High at Stevinson Ranch Golf Club Monday.
Ron Wayman already has his share of heartbreaking losses in his first year as Weston Ranch High's varsity baseball coach.
East Union looked impressive through the first portion of its EU Varsity-JV Tournament Saturday against Tokay, but after the Tigers fought back with two unanswered goals East Union was forced into action and the Lancers responded, pulling out a 3-2 win at Woodward Park.
After starting the Vern Gebhardt Champions Cup with a perfect run Friday, Sierra High opened up day two on fire, earning a berth into the tournament title games against the St. Mary's Rams. After two halves of play ended in a tie, and two overtime periods, the two schools moved to a shoot out and the Rams came away victorious with the 2011 Champions Cup.
The Manteca Buffaloes tennis team made their way to the Brentwood area to compete in the Freedom Invitational, and putting together a quality run, closing the two-day tournament with a victory over Liberty High Saturday.
The Sierra High girls soccer team opened its 7th Annual Vern Gebhardt Cup tournament with two one-goal victories Friday at Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium.
Sierra High's boys and girls swim teams started off the Valley Oak League season on a high note Friday, defeating visiting rival Manteca High.
As if playing on what East Union softball coach Brian Goulart calls a "million dollar field" at Stagg High wasn't enough, the Lancers had to make the most of the opportunity.
STOCKTON – The Ripon softball team did something Saturday nobody has done this year.
STOCKTON - For the second straight year, Ripon Christian is the Sac-Joaquin Section Division VII girls soccer champions.
The Ripon and Sierra baseball teams will have to win two straight on the same night to advance to the final round of the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs.
Fernando Segura struck out 11 through five strong innings for the Pirates on Saturday to lead the Pirates to the Northgate Junior championship with a 7-2 win over the Giants. Gary Alexander did a good job in relief of Segura.
STOCKTON - Ripon High had its chances in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V girls soccer championship game on Saturday.
STOCKTON - Sierra lost three NCAA Division I scholarship players to graduation over the past two years, while Nick Olmo stepped down as the winningest coach in program history.
SACRAMENTO - Down by three runs before even coming to bat Friday, the East Union softball team was unfazed.
STOCKTON - Chapter 5 of the Ripon-Hughson saga will take place at noon today at Arnais Field.
Sierra's Scott Tolman and Ripon freshman phenom Ty Wells have set themselves up to earn berths to the first-ever CIF State Swimming Championships with their efforts in the Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Trials on Friday.
STOCKTON - Perhaps the only thing that could cool off Sierra's sizzling bats was the rain.
No. 2 Sierra used a monstrous first inning to advance out of the elimination round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III baseball playoffs Thursday, defeating El Camino 12-2 in five innings at McAuliffe Memorial Ballpark in Sacramento.
The Valley Oak League's top girls swim team was well represented in the Sac-Joaquin Section Girls Trials Thursday at Tokay High in Lodi.
STOCKTON - Jeremy Wager-Smith was just too much for Ripon Christian to handle on Thursday.
Arianna Cardenas hadn't scored in more than a month, and she was battling a freshman for minutes, but few have been better in big games.
CERES - A chance at making history turned into heartbreak for the Manteca High boys tennis team in the first-ever Sac-Joaquin Section Division III team final.
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Background Note: Cowboy, as you know, is one of our cats. She is big and friendly and doesn't suffer fools gladly. She naps a lot. All characteristics which help with this ongoing photographic project that I have going on…
It's called "Things on Cowboy's Head" and I am just seeing what I can balance on the top of her head when she's amenable to that. It's been fun so far, and she seems quite happy to play along. (She just moves when she doesn't want to participate.)
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So – summer is almost here (at least where I live) and with summer comes a new TBR list to drool over. These are all books that I already own and just surfaced when I reshuffled my bookshelves so I'm looking forward to this selection.
Usual guidelines apply: there is no "have-to" about any of this or keeping/straying from the list so this is a no-pressure environment here. Pull up a chair and let's have a look at the titles:
- Creating a Beautiful House – Alexandra Stoddard (NF and been on the pile for a while)
- Remember the Alamo – Alison Battle and Allison Vale (UK take on US history, I think)
- A Short History of Nearly Everything – Bill Bryson (NF science writing/humor)
- Quirk – Hannah Holmes (NF sociology – similar to Malcom Gladwell, perhaps)
- I Used to Know That: Stuff You Forgot from School –Caroline Taggart (bite-sized reminders about things you may have daydreamed through class)
- Servants: A Downstairs Look View of Twentieth-Century Britain – Lucy Letheridge (NF/social history/UK)
- An Unnecessary Woman – Rabih Alameddine (F)
- Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing – Ted Conover (NF/autobiography/prison guard)
- The Rotter's Club – Jonathon Coe (F)
- Nothing to Envy – Barbara Demick (NF/travel about North Korea)
- The Entymologist – Mark Forsythe (NF about words)
- Getting Stoned with the Savages: A Trip through the Islands of Fiji and Vanuatu – J. Maarten Troost (NF/travel/funny)
- The Day the World Came to Stay: 9/11 in Gander, Newfoundland – Jim deFede (NF/history)
- Notes from a Small Island – Bill Bryson (NF/travel)
- Maphead – Ken Jennings (NF/Geography/history)
- Everybody was So Young – Amanda Vaill (NF/history/Lost Generation)
- We Should All be Feminists – Chimimanda Ngozi Adichie (essays)
- Rules of the Wild – Marciano (F/Africa/history)
- Swallows and Amazons – Arthur Ransome (F kids)
- A Walk around the West Indies – Hunter Davies (NF/travel)
So happy reading ahead!
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The Polysyllabic Spree – Nick Hornby (2004) and other thoughts
This is a short collection of some of Nick Hornby's brilliant book review columns from The Believer magazine, these ones from 2003 and 2004. Well, after reading these (and laughing out loud at the gym several times), Hornby has now made it on to my evergreen Literary Dinner Party Guest List.
If you've only read Hornby's fiction (Like a Boy, High Fidelity et al.), then get ye to a bookshop and buy any of his volumes of his book review columns. His fiction can be a bit patchy, but his columns are little nuggets of gold all tucked into each two and half page entry of his book. I have to say (and I don't say this very often, mind you) that I thoroughly enjoyed every single page of this collection.
Hornby looks at books in exactly the same way as I (and probably as other voracious booklovers do comme ça) and so this read was like sitting down for a cuppa tea or coffee with a friend and then just nattering away about things. His columns always start with a list of "Books Bought" and "Books Read", each column varying from month to month (as they do for many of us), and he's upfront about his book-buying (and book-receiving) habits and why his "Books Read" list rarely matches his "Books Bought" selections. (Hmm. Nope. Never happens to me. No sirree bob.)
In one of the columns, I came across this sentence:
"All the books we own, read and unread, are the fullest expression of self that we have at our disposal…"
and then this one (actually taken from one of his other collections but along the same lines: there are sometimes:
"…unusual attempts at reinvention that periodically seize one in a bookshop…"
For some reason, I was so struck by this thought as it really resonated with me. It's true that with some titles I purchase or bring home from the library, I am saying to myself "I'm really going to read this time," or "I should really read this title – it's so *important* to be well read," or perhaps something along the lines of "I've always meant to read this," or "Ooh goody. I've been looking for this…" and then the new acquisition gets home and is promptly put on a more inaccessible bookshelf for that "one day…"
(And here, I'm not berating myself (or anyone else) about this whole "not reading what you've bought" thing. (That's part of the fun of being a reader, don't you think?) It's more of an observation, and I think it's pretty funny to contemplate. I mean who hasn't done this with at least one book that's been brought into the house at some time?)
Thinking about it, I'm not sure what the impetus for these admittedly far-reached reading dreams may be – perhaps I read about it on a blog somewhere or via a book review, perhaps it was bought up in casual conversation with a booky friend or maybe it was just drudged up from the long-ago past and I just happened to be reminded of the title as I browsed one of the shelves. It is as others have said many times (and this is an incredibly vague paraphrase here), "…for where is a heart so weak as in a bookstore [or other booky place]"…
So, I decided to take a look along my own particular bookshelves to see if I had an inordinate number of Titles of Shame – sad volumes who, through no fault of their own, have remained untouched and unmoved off their shelf, watching other books be chosen (or not as the case may be). Which regrettable titles (although obviously thought worthy at the time of purchase) would be found during this observation?
(…Time passes…)
It wasn't too bad. I'm pretty good at getting rid of books that aren't of interest any more so I don't have that many Failed Dream titles hanging around. I did have two books about foreign languages, one for French and one for Spanish, but I still hold out a fragile hope for those two titles. I even think I have one for Latin, but I've already tried that and crossed it off the list. (Oh my god. The declensions, the conjugations, the tenses!)
(Oh, and Superhero suggested that I add all the cookbooks to the Failed Dream title group as well, but I pretended not to hear that.)
I think if I had looked closely at my infinite TBR list(s) that they would more closely mirror my intended self. They are pretty wide-ranging in scope and, I would have to admit, even a touch optimistic in places, but I say "aim high." The old "Ad astra per aspra," right?
For myself, I'm going to keep the hopeful fire of Hopeful Dream Titles burning. There's nothin' wrong with that.
Things on Cowboy's Head – No. 80
Background Note: Cowboy, as you know, is one of our cats. She is big and friendly and doesn't suffer fools gladly. She naps a lot (like Olympic-level). All of which helps with this ongoing project I have going on…
It's called "Things on Cowboy's Head" and I am just seeing what I can balance on the top of her head when she's amenable to that. It's been fun so far, and she seems quite happy to play along. (She just moves when she doesn't want to participate.)
(Cowboy's posts are all gathered in one spot on her own blog.)
I'd like a large serving of typos please…
Superhero and I are big believers in giving our consumer dollars to small local businesses when possible and so we went out to a new restaurant in town. As I scanned the menu, I happened to notice this:
And this:
And this:
And this popped up:
With this one being my favorite:
I'm not going to name names, but this was a particularly high achieving menu writer, I think.
Fridays are more fun with this…
Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead – Sheryl Sandberg (2013)
With this new work promotion comes leadership, and as a reminder to myself, I decided to read Sandberg's Lean In book. This was really a pretty good book with the usual chapters covering the role of women in the workplace (although it's hard to believe that "women in the workplace" is still an issue in the U.S. in the twenty-first century as we are).
So, there was some treading of familiar ground but there were also some new pieces of information which I picked up. Here are some of the notes I made whilst I was reading if any of you are in a similar situation:
- About young women choosing to leave the workforce in such high numbers: "My generation fought so hard to give all of you choices. We believe in choices. But choosing to leave the workforce was not the choice we thought so many of you would make." Judith Rodin, President, Rockefeller Foundation and first woman to serve as President of an Ivy League university.
- Opportunities are rarely offered; they're seized.
- Increasingly, opportunities in the workplace are not well defined, but instead, come from jumping in to something. That something (if done well) then becomes her job. (True that.)
- You have to take opportunities and make an opportunity fit for you, rather than the other way round.
- The ability to learn is the most important quality a leader can have.
- Employees who concentrate on results and impact are the most valuable team players. Teams need goals to aim for.
- Being risk averse can lead to stagnation. An analysis of senior corporate management appointments found that women are significantly more likely than men to continue to perform the same function even when they take on additional new duties.
- Women only apply for jobs if they meet 100% of the criteria listed. Men apply if they think that they meet 60% of the criteria listed…
- Women need to shift from thinking "I'm not ready to do that" to thinking "I want to do that and I'll learn by doing."
- Lean in at the conference table. Lean in and be counted among the players.
The most common way people give up their power is by thinking that they don't have any. Alice Walker
Things on Cowboy's Head – No. 79
Background Note: Cowboy, as you know, is one of our cats. She is big and friendly and doesn't suffer fools gladly. She naps a lot (like Olympic-level). All of which helps with this ongoing project I have going on…
It's called "Things on Cowboy's Head" and I am just seeing what I can balance on the top of her head when she's amenable to that. It's been fun so far, and she seems quite happy to play along. (She just moves when she doesn't want to participate.)
(Cowboy's posts are all gathered in one spot on her own blog.)


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Now, RIGHT NOW… You MUST exit the system!
You will not be afforded the opportunity if you are even one second too late!
The U.S. (the West) has wanted low gold prices as a show or display that their fiat currencies were "good".
Now, as the curtain goes down on the West, China will want a very high gold price in yuan for when the curtain rises again. A gold price maybe even higher than it should be will give the PBOC more power initially AND will allow them some room to inflate and grow.
As for the dollar and other Western currencies, they will be revalued downward versus the yuan which gives gold priced in dollars- a double whammy of repricing.
"This is going to be an overnight or over the weekend type of event where you have what you have on a Friday and you wake up on a Monday morning and you can't trade anything and you're locked in to your position.
So it's absolutely imperative that you have what you WANT to have, because you won't have a chance to change it…
Gold and silver are THE only monies out there that are not "credit based" or derive their values via the credit markets … markets which will ultimately will be closed!"
A confluence of Black Swans each with the capability of taking the US dollar to its knees appear to be converging on the month of June 2015…
There is now mounting evidence and undeniable proof that the world is actively preparing for economic life after the death of the Dollar.
Collapse of our current financial system is clearly coming. The question is, how bad will it get for those of us trapped in the United States, trapped holding only Dollars?
"My hope is that is doesn't get this bad, but my suspicion is that it will get worse, where you have no access to ATM's, credit is completely shut off, we may have power, water, electricity supply problems. What I'm going to tell you is, if you know how to, or can learn how to live like Davey Crocket or Daniel Boone, we may go through a period of time where that's the case. I hope I'm wrong, I fear that I'm right."
"We will go to bed with Gold at $1,500 and wake up with it $4,000 bid…and nothing offered"- Reg Howe
This quote by Mr. Howe sounds crazy. It sounds impossible and sounds like the rantings of a raving lunatic right? Well, no it doesn't. Actually, I believe that something resembling this will not only happen but has to happen. Logically, mathematically and just pure structurally an event very similar is locked, loaded ready for the trigger to be pulled.
Every market is going in the wrong direction in preparation for what is coming. Yes I know, this is always how it works when bubbles are being blown. Money is pouring into bonds in particular, stocks are being propped up and margin balances swollen, people are also being prodded into "selling" their Gold (paper obligations).
As I see it, we are headed directly into a brick wall where everything just stops. "Just stops" as in all markets are closed and you have what you have- which will either be marked up…or down on the day that the music starts again.
What we have just witnessed in the gold and silver markets was merely a pre-shock warning and a "roadmap" if you will to what is eventually coming. A mad rush into the metals can begin at any time for any number of reasons. The list just keeps growing as does the fiat outstanding that will do the "chasing". The problem is that as just illustrated, supply has no depth whatsoever and the bottom of the barrel has already been exposed. The next time a wave of buying hits this market (not that the current wave is done) may be the last time that the demand gets met by supply. Once supply is gone, it is gone. This is not like the banking system where a bank runs out of money and calls their central bank for more. It takes real sweat, labor, equipment and capital to dig Gold and Silver out of the ground, "supply" doesn't happen with the wave of a magic maestro's wand.
When you look at the math, especially the supply/demand and inventory/delivery "math" there is only one question that remains. The question is not whether the PM's are grossly undervalued. It is not whether supply can meet demand. It is also not whether known inventories can continue deliveries at the pace of the last couple of years. The only question which remains is "when". "When" does the current unsustainable and lopsided (soon to be proven fraudulent which yes, includes "intent") business model of the precious metals market blow up in a default?
When does it end in the same fashion that every banking panic in human history has seen?
The CFTC IS the watchdog for abuse in the options and futures markets and Friday April 12-Monday April 15 were beyond obvious as to what was done. Reportedly 1,000+ tons of paper Gold were sold in less than 8 hours of trading. This is 32 million ounces. This is 40% or more of ALL Gold produced on the planet in 1 ENTIRE YEAR! "Who" in their right mind would sell in this fashion? Who in the world even holds this amount of Gold? The answer in case you are wondering is NO ONE (other than central banks and THIS may not even be true any longer)!
Forget completely the nuts and bolts, look at this through the eyes of an 8 year old. The price of the physical metal is different than the futures prices. ONE of these two must be wrong by definition as they cannot both be correct. The "price" is and has been "set" by the paper markets. The "tail is wagging the dog", this is more than obvious. The futures markets were set up originally to create liquidity and facilitate suppliers hedging and speculators speculating. This has gone on for years now (at least since 1996). Obviously "something" isn't right when one market has one price and the other another price so …what to do? Just sit back and wait…for the inventories to be wiped bare.
How does Bart Chilton and the rest of the regulatory crew explain the 2013 instant replay of 2008? Price gets crashed from "sellers" yet what supposedly was sold can only be bought at a 30% premium…IF you can find it at all? We are still waiting…and now "Bitcoin" is on the front burner I'm sure that Silver (and Gold) will not be addressed until AFTER exchange defaults occur. For that matter, they won't be reported on after the fact either because we will then have bigger, MUCH BIGGER problems facing us…like where the next meal will come from.
The "paper smash" that was surely designed to SCARE investors away from the metals has done exactly the opposite. It was in retrospect a MASSIVE MISTAKE! Previous to take down 3 weeks ago we believed that the physical market was "fragile" at best, now we have proof that we were correct in this analysis. Now the question becomes, "can they put this back into the box?". Can they calm the physical precious metals markets? My guess is that they cannot unless…one of two or both of two things happen. Some way, somehow "sufficient supply" must show up in the cash markets OR the price must rise (and by rise I mean dramatically) in order to ration out the existing supply.
Nothing causes a buying panic greater than a shortage. In other markets a shortage may be just an inconvenience, a shortage in gold and silver will in itself actually create higher demand due to their being Giffen goods.
A complete and total RUN on physical metal supplies and inventories has never ever been more ripe than it is now. "Is this it? ..or can they put it back into the box until a later date?
The very real danger now is that what has been started begins to snowball.
The one chance that you have to survive what is coming is to have wealth that knows no borders, is recognized globally and cannot default. It is wise to own this in as many forms and fashions as possible with as few intermediaries between you and your wealth as possible. Don't trade it, don't use margin…just OWN IT!


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Hummingbird Hideaway Resort on Norfork Lake
We have a 16 cabin resort on Lake Norfork in the Arkansas Ozarks. We're in Mountain Home, rated one of the best outdoor towns in America. Also considered one of the best places in the US for retirement.
Monday, May 25, 2015
Norfork Lake Fishing Report by Hummingbird Hideaway Resort
Norfork Lake fishing at Hummingbird Hideaway Resort has been outstanding the last couple of weeks. All species are biting and biting well. With the weather changes and the slow rise of the lake the fish are constantly on the move. In my last report fishing was good back in the major creeks, but here recently the fish are moving out to the main lake area. Of course this may change if we receive more rain and the lake starts to rise more quickly. Oh, by the way the lake is at a great level for fishing and boating sports and our dock is easily accessible with easy parking and launching facilities. You will find stripers on top as well as down 20 - 40 feet. Top water baits and swim baits are working the best for me. If you can get live shad you will catch a lot of fish. Stripers are all over the lake. Trolling a swim bait is still working, but recently I have switched to a 1 ounce jig head instead of the quarter ounce. Soon the bait will need to get deeper. When you are searching for stripers look at main lake points with deep water nearby and as always find the bait and you will find the fish.
The largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass bite is at its best. Live bait and artificial baits are both working well. Top water action happens most mornings and evenings, but sometimes not for a long period of time. Once they go down try throwing a 3 - 4 inch swim bait, it worked for me this morning. My 5 - 6 inch bait was getting a lot of hits, but no one would take it until I down sized. You can also work the bottom with plastics from 10 - 25 feet down. The bigger smallies are in 15 - 25 feet depths. Look for the bass in the same areas as the stripers, but they will also be back on secondary points in the creeks and off of deep bluff lines.
The white bass bite has been sporadic. One day many are caught and the next day they are gone or not feeding. Yesterday a couple of my guests were slamming the whites on a spook, but today I found them on the bottom in 50 feet of water, but could only get 1 taker. Main lake points is where they are currently being found, but they should start to move back in the creeks soon.
Panfishing is improving. Bluegills can be found up on the banks, but the bigger ones are still about 20 feet deep off of bluff lines. Find a small cut in the bluff and get up close and fish straight down. Use crickets, worms or niblets. Crappies have moved out to the brush in 15 - 30 feet of water, main lake and creeks. They will be at all depths depending on time of day and sunny conditions. Live crappies minnows are working the best. Crappie at my dock have been going nuts over the last week. Many 13 - 16 inch fish have been pulled up.
Catfishing is also good in the coves and creeks. Night crawlers and small bluegills are a great bait. Jugs, trotlines and rod and reel are all working.
The current Norfork Lake level is at 560.52 and rising slowly with intermittent power generation. The lake has risen 3.22 feet since my last report which isn't bad considering all the rain that we have had. The surface lake temperature is about 72 degrees in the main lake and slight warmer in the creeks. The creeks and coves are stained and the main lake is clear.
Happy fishing and see you on the lake.
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Sunday, May 10, 2015
Norfork Lake Fishing Report by Hummingbird Hideaway Resort
The striped bass and hybrid bass bite is excellent at this time. You can find these fish both on main lake points and deep water bluff lines as well as back in the creeks and small coves. Our resort had 5 different boats of fishermen out this morning. We were all in different areas of the lake, but still only 5 - 15 minutes away from our resort. Everyone caught fish. Look for coves that come off of a long deep water bluff line, as well as, points back in major creeks. I was actually out on a main lake wide point with bluff lines on both sides, fish were on the shallow flat of the point as well as off each side in deep water. Most fish that I marked were 10 - 20 feet down, but were coming up for top water and shallow running swim baits. I ended up landing a 18.5 pounder, a 10 pounder and couple 6 pound hybrids. Either cast or troll swim baits with a 1/4 to 1 ounce 5 - 6 inch swim bait. I like Heddon Zara Spooks for my top water bait. I have also added a trailer to the back treble hook and it seems to help attract the fish. The best bite is from daylight to around 8AM and also in the afternoon from around 6PM to dark.
The best top water action is for largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass. These fish seem to start feeding around 6:15AM. Look for these fish in the same type of areas as the stripers. Zara spooks, swim baits, flukes, and jerk baits are all working. During mid day time the fish will be slightly deeper so throw a lizard, jig & pig or a tube jig and work it along the bottom back to the boat in 10 - 20 feet of water. Spinner baits are working great after dark.
White bass are starting to show up in big numbers. I have found big schools on big flats in 20 - 30 feet of water. Top water early then down deep later. Blade baits, swim baits and spoons are working.
Catfishing is starting to get really good. This species has moved back into the creeks. Jugs and trot lines are working great, baited with a small bluegill or a shad if you have it. Look for them up shallow to 20 feet down.
Crappie and bluegill are finally moving onto shallow brush. Start looking for these species inside of the brush on the banks to right inside of the brush. Brush piles in 15-30 foot depths seem to be working the best. Use small jigs and minnows for crappie and crickets for bluegills.
Many walleye are being caught in similar areas as the stripers and largemouth. Small crank baits and swim baits seem to be catching fish. We're seeing a lot of short fish, but you get a keeeper on occasion.
The Norfork Lake Level is rising slowly with all the rain and currently sits at 557.3. Periodic power generation is keeping the level fairly stable. The surface water temperature is around 68 - 70 degrees. The main lake is clear and the creeks and coves are slightly stained.
Happy fishing and see you on the lake.
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Sunday, April 26, 2015
Norfork Lake Fishing Report by Hummingbird Hideaway Resort
Fishing on Norfork Lake continues to be very strong. I (Lou of Hummingbird Hideaway Resort) have been mainly fishing in the mornings, but did manage to get out one night since my last report. Over the last week the striped bass bite has been very good in the morning and the bite is still happening after dark. This morning was one of my most active days, I landed 9 striped bass and 4 whites. The bite started as soon as I got to my fishing location at 5:45 AM. I was trolling a 5 inch swim bait with a 1/4 ounce jig head. This swim bait was recommended to me by one of my fishing friends. Thanks Ron, it does work really well. Most of my fish were found on shallow flats in about 20 feet of water. My bait is not going very deep and the fish are coming up for it. Top water action started about a week ago and I got really excited, but several cool fronts rolled though the area and has all but shut down the top water action. I do expect it to take off again once we start getting some consistently warmer days. With this being said, always be ready with a top water bait because the top water eruptions could happen at any time. Look for stripers off of points part way back into creeks and if there is a flat area close by, check it out for feeding fish. Once the sun comes up the fish seem to move out into deeper water. I am finding scattered fish along deep bluff lines later in the morning.
The largemouth and spotted bass bite is continuing to be strong. You will find these species up tight on the banks early in the morning and then they will move off of the banks to 15 - 30 feet of water during the sunny days. Top water baits are working, as are small crank baits and plastics. I threw a tube jig and a jig and pig a few days ago and landed some nice fish. I have been marking plenty of bass suspended close to the deep bluff lines. Rattle traps are a great bait to get these suspended fish. Smallmouth bass are starting to show up in 15 - 20 feet of water. Grubs and jigs are a great way to fish for this species.
I don't have any current news on walleye or crappie as I have been having way too much fun striper and bass fishing. Hopefully by next report I will have some good info.
The Norfork Lake surface water temperature was 63 degrees this morning. This temperature will vary up to 5 degrees depending on your location on the lake and the time of day. The lake level is currently at 558.71. Power generation is occurring part of the day helping to maintain this level. The main lake is clear and the creeks and coves are slightly stain, but clearing quickly. Norfork Lake is is great shape for fishing and boating so come on down and enjoy yourself on Norfork Lake.
Give me a call at 870-492-5113 for reservations at Hummingbird Hideaway Resort and for my latest fishing tips and advice.
Happy fishing and see you on the lake.
The largemouth and spotted bass bite is continuing to be strong. You will find these species up tight on the banks early in the morning and then they will move off of the banks to 15 - 30 feet of water during the sunny days. Top water baits are working, as are small crank baits and plastics. I threw a tube jig and a jig and pig a few days ago and landed some nice fish. I have been marking plenty of bass suspended close to the deep bluff lines. Rattle traps are a great bait to get these suspended fish. Smallmouth bass are starting to show up in 15 - 20 feet of water. Grubs and jigs are a great way to fish for this species.
I don't have any current news on walleye or crappie as I have been having way too much fun striper and bass fishing. Hopefully by next report I will have some good info.
The Norfork Lake surface water temperature was 63 degrees this morning. This temperature will vary up to 5 degrees depending on your location on the lake and the time of day. The lake level is currently at 558.71. Power generation is occurring part of the day helping to maintain this level. The main lake is clear and the creeks and coves are slightly stain, but clearing quickly. Norfork Lake is is great shape for fishing and boating so come on down and enjoy yourself on Norfork Lake.
Give me a call at 870-492-5113 for reservations at Hummingbird Hideaway Resort and for my latest fishing tips and advice.
Happy fishing and see you on the lake.
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Monday, April 20, 2015
Norfork Lake Fishing Report
Norfork Lake spring fishing is going strong and should continue and even get better over the next month or so. Knock on wood, but every day my guests are bringing fish into the dock. Striped bass, hybrid bass, largemouth bass, spotted bass, white bass, crappie and blue gill. Lots of big fish and lots of smiles!
The calm weather yesterday morning brought the best top water action that I have seen this season. The stripers, hybrids and black bass were erupting all around us and I could see them feeding on every point in the area. The fish did seem to relate to points, but there was some action out in the middle of lake. I have been sending my guests to two different parts of the lake and the top water action was happening in both areas. Spooks were working great, but flukes, rattle traps and kastmasters were also catching fish. Today was a little different as a frontal system moved into the area last evening cooling us down a little, but the bigger change is the wind. Today the wind is blowing really strong and all but stopped the top water action, or if it is happening you can not really see it. I ended up trolling today with the heavy wind and landed a nice 10 pound fish and a couple of largemouth bass. I used a 6 inch swim bait with a paddle tail and a 1/4 ounce jig head. I marked most of the bait on the wind blown banks and that is where I caught the fish. I did land a 28 pound monster 3 days ago trolling my swim bait. No photo since I accidentally dropped the fish back in the lake as I was getting out of the boat. I was planning on releasing the fish, but I guess it had other ideas and wanted back in the water before the photo! "Lou's believe it or not! Once this weather system calms down I expect the top water action to continue and get really fun.
Largemouth and spotted bass fishing has been really good. Spooks are working great early in the morning and in the late afternoon. During the day time throw plastics up to the bank and bring them back to the boat slowly on the bottom. Largemouth are up on the banks then move off during the day. Smallmouth are in 15 - 20 ft of water on the bottom and spots are all over. A good percentage of the largemouth have spawned, but you can still find a few on their beds. Lots of bass are being caught. Most of them are being released, except for the bigger ones. My guests want their big fish measured for Hummingbird Hideaway Resort's fishing derby as that long fish may be worth $300 dollars. The longest striper, bass and crappie will all win big bucks and you also get entered into a drawing for a free week stay. Our derby lasts until December 15, 2015.
Walleye fishing is starting to pick up . I had a guest catch several on a small crank bait as well as with suspending jerk baits. Use the suspending jerk baits slow rolled after dark on long shallow points and flats. Slowly trolling suspending jerk baits is also working in the late afternoons, again on long shallow points and close to the buck brush.
Crappie fishing has been up and down. You can still find crappie up on the banks and on shallow sunken brush. Small jigs and crappie minnows using a slip float are working.
White bass are back in the creeks spawning, but are starting to move back out. Top water action for whites will start very soon.
The Norfork Lake level is rising slowly and currently is at 558.39. This is about 4.5 feet above the current pool. The lake was starting to get very clear, but with the rain yesterday the creeks and coves have stained up a little. The lake surface water temperature ranges form the low 60's to the high 60's depending on what part of the lake you are on. The lake is in great shape and the water level is perfect for the fish and fishermen.
Happy fishing and see you on the water.
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Sunday, April 5, 2015
Norfork Lake Fishing Report
CALL HUMMINGBIRD HIDEAWAY RESORT AT 870-492-5113 FOR CABIN RENTALS AND FIRST HAND FISHING ADVICE FOR NORFORK LAKE.Norfork Lake spring fishing action is under way. The striped bass are still biting after dark and the bite during the day is heating up. The biggest problem that we have during the spring is the weather. When we get a string of nice warm days and nights all species get real active. Then a cool front rolls though and slows the bite for a short period. I guess you can say that is fishing. You can still catch fish during a frontal system, but you will need to search until you find active fish.
I fished last evening. After it got dark the bite started. I landed 2 striped bass and lost another to shoreline buck brush. Once the moon rose the bite stopped for me. I checked several different areas with no further luck, but I'm sure somewhere on the lake the fish were active. I called it a night at around 10:30PM. I hope to try again this evening. The day bite is starting to heat up. Trollers are catching fish on swim type baits and live bait fishermen are catching on live thread fin and gizzard shad. The best areas to look for stripers at this time is back into the major and secondary creeks in all parts of the lake. Go part way back and start fishing. As the water continues to warm the fish will start to migrate farther back. Look for bait and once you find it the stripers will not be far behind. I have had guests over the last several days, land striped bass on 1/4 ounce Kastmasters and Zara Spooks. I have been using suspending stick baits after dark, but they are also a great bait to use in the mornings and evenings.There really has not been a top water bite yet, but if the fish are in the area they will come up for a spook. This year I have seen more stripers caught in the upper 20 and low 30 pound range. There are definitely big fish in Norfork Lake.
Bass fishing has also been good. The best bite has been for spotted bass, then largemouth. Smallmouth bass are starting to show up. Very soon smallmouth fishing will be fantastic. I have been bass fishing about an hour or so before I head to my night bite spots. I have been having a lot a fun catching bass on a spook. There really is no top water action at this time, but they are coming up for the bait. I have also found that I get more attacks when I walk-the-dog several times then stop the action. The fish seem to attack the bait when it is motionless. Again Kastmasters, spooks, flukes and swim baits are producing some nice fish in the morning and afternoon. Mid day go with baits worked along the bottom starting at the shore line though about 20 feet of water. Best areas are part way back in creeks and coves.
White bass are showing up in similar locations as the black bass and stripers. The same baits talked about for stripers and bass will also catch you big numbers of whites. The whites will also be in very shallow water on flat type areas.
Crappie fishing started out with a bang about a week ago, but has slowed somewhat. With the warm days ahead of us start looking back to shallow water. The morning before this latest cool front came in I had a friend throwing a cast net for bait and he was catching some really nice crappie in 1 - 2 feet of water. It is time for them to be spawning so look for them to be in shallow this week. Best areas are back in creeks and coves or really anywhere you can find dead wood in shallow water.
Walleye are starting to show up in greater numbers. Walleye are being caught on suspending jerk baits after dark fishing for stripers as well blade type baits during the day. I even had a guest catch one on a spoon in 25 feet of water, suspended down 20 feet. Look for the walleye bite to continue to improve.
Norfork Lake level is rising slowly with our recent rains and currently sits at 559.18. The surface water temperature is in the mid to upper 50's. The main lake is clear and the creeks and coves are stained.
April should be a fantastic month to fish Norfork Lake. Conditions are prime for a great bite. If you want a great fishing and lake experience give us a call at 870-492-5113 for cabin reservations. I will try my best to put you on fish. It is so much fun fishing Norfork Lake.
Happy fishing and see you on the lake.
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Sunday, March 22, 2015
Norfork Lake Fishing Report
Spring has officially arrived and the weather is finally cooperating. Norfork Lake fishing is really starting to heat up. My daughter and I have been fishing the night bite over the last week and having a blast. We are throwing suspending stick baits after dark and slow rolling them back to the boat. We have been catching 7 to 8 stripers an evening from around 8 - 10pm. The bite is continuing after that but my daughter seems to get cold and tired around 10PM. :-) Remember to reel as slow as you can and reel all the way back to the boat. I get hits a lot of times next to the boat. One evening I landed a monster 28 pound striped bass and Keri landed a nice 12 pounder. A few days later one of our guests landed a 26 pound striped bass in the early afternoon throwing a soft plastic jerk bait. The best bite for striped bass is after dark, but the morning bite will start very soon as the water continues to warm. Top water action is on its way, but warmer water is needed. Check out my last report for details on how to fish for stripers after dark.
Largemouth and spotted bass fishing is also getting good. Start looking part way back in creeks and coves and watch for bait working on
the surface. The bass will not be far behind. Hard and soft jerk baits are working well. My guests slammed the bass this morning throwing pearl colored flukes with a weighted hook. In the early afternoon work some of the docks as the bass are coming under them for cover and bait fish. You will also find some nice bass around the shallower brush piles especially if the brush is on a point.
Crappie fishing is getting better and better every day. All the crappie fisherman that I talk with are doing very well in shallow water. The crappie are moving up to the shore line to start looking for their spawning areas and are on their typical pre-spawn feed. There will be a lot of the males in tight to the shore as they are the ones doing the search, but the big females will not be far behind. Crappie typically like 60 - 65 degree water to spawn and we are not too far away from that water temp. Now is a great time to catch crappie and have a lot of fun. Start looking back in creeks and coves where you can find dead timber and brush in shallow water. Cast out small grubs or swimming minnows with a light weighted jig head and reel back to the boat slowly. During your retrieval stop occasionally and let the bait fall, the crappie will hammer it during the fall. I also like to tip the plastic baits with a live small minnow for added action and scent. The fish are in 2 - 20 feet of water near brush anywhere from the surface and down 10 feet depending on the time of day . You still may find some of the big females down a little deeper in the brush. Yesterday around 2PM I was at my dock and my granddaughter yelled at me to look at all the fish. When I came over there were dozens of big slab crappies 2 - 10 ft down, stacked like cord wood. This is a great sign of the fish getting ready for the spawn.
I have caught a few walleye after dark slow rolling a jerk bait. One of my guests landed a nice 23 inch walleye last evening. Some of the walleye have spawned already and a few are still back in the creeks spawning. The night fishing for walleye will pick up everyday. Look for walleye in the same areas as the striped bass as they will be feeding up tight on the shoreline after dark. Jerk baits are working after dark, slow rolled. In daylight hours look for them along the bluff lines and also large flats. Crawler harnesses with bottom bounces will work. Drop shot rigs with large minnows will also work well.
Norfork Lake is still rising very slowly and currently sits at 554. 09. This is basically normal pool. The surface water temperature is in the low to mid 50's depending on time of day and location. The creeks and coves are stained, but clearing and the main lake is fairly clear.
It is time to fish Norfork Lake. The weather is great and the fishing is good. Give Hummingbird Hideaway Resort a call at 870-492-5113 to make your reservations and find out from me where and how to catch the fish. I am always excited to help my guests catch fish. If you haven't heard we are also running a fishing derby this year with a $300 prize for 3 different species as well as a chance to win a free one week stay. Give us a call for details or go to our website at www.hummingbird-hideaway.com .
Happy fishing and see you on the lake.
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
Norfork Lake Night Fishing Report
The method I use to fish for these Norfork Lake monsters is to cast a 5 to 6 inch suspending jerk bait. There are many brands and many different prices, but all will work. I have used Smithwick Rogues as well as Spro's. I seem to get a little better action on the Spro's in colder water and the hooks are stronger. If you go with the Rogues you do need to change out the hooks and split ring to stronger ones or you will get very disappointed when both bend out and you lose that big fish. There are two different views on where to position your boat. The first is to get your boat close to the shore line and cast parallel along the shoreline. The thinking here is that you will keep your bait in the strike zone longer for those feeding fish. The second is to keep your boat as far away from the shore as possible and still be able to cast to the shore. I typically keep my boat away from the shore and cast into it. My belief is that I won't spook the fish with my boat and I have also found that the fish will follow the bait and hit it in deeper water and not always on the banks. Cast your bait as close to the rocks of the shoreline as you can. The retrieval method is simple, reel as slow as possible. If you think you are reeling slow, reel slower. Color choice of your bait is a personal preference, but I typically go with dark backs and light bottoms on overcast and new moon nights and lighter tops and darker bottoms on full moon nights. I have caught many fish on various colors, greens, blues, purples, orange, you name it. If your not getting hits on one color change out until you find the color they are looking for. We have a good selection of both baits for sale at Hummingbird Hideaway Resort.
Where to find these Norfork Lake monsters is the next question. I have recently been fishing part way back in major creeks. I start on secondary points and work both sides of the point along the shore line. Typically you will find the fish on long shallow points close to flats, but over the last two days I have also found the fish on deep bluff line points. Once the water warms up a little more they will move out to the main lake points and typically be feeding on the long shallow points. I find stripers and walleye all over at different times, but usually have to look a little. I have also found stripers in the backs of small creeks in very shallow water. I will usually mark fish and bait in the area that is active.
Norfork Lake water level is rising slowly with the rain and snow we have had over the last week or so and currently sits at 550.04. The surface water temperature is also on the rise and was at 46 - 47 degrees last evening. The water is turning very clear with stained water in the backs of creeks and coves.
We have cabins available for these prime spring weeks and week ends. I'll be happy to show you where I'm fishing and what I'm using. I really enjoy helping folks catch fish.
Happy fishing and see you on the lake.
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Stats might urge you to eat healthier Super Bowl Sunday snacks
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Did you know that Americans consume 27 billion calories from just potato chips alone on Super Bowl Sunday?
Or that we ate 1.23 billion chicken wings during the game last year?
Or that more than $1 billion was spent on alcohol?
Or that in 2010, 40 percent of fatalities on the day of the big game were the result of drunk driving?
Those are some mind-boggling numbers and surely ought to serve as a reminder to drink in moderation and ride with a designated driver or call a cab if you've been indulging.
But what about the snacks? Have you ever been to a Super Bowl party stocked only with healthy food? Would you, could you enjoy such a party?
What would you serve? Instead of taco dip, maybe whole grain chips and guacamole? Instead of a meat-laden pizza, maybe a green salad with a nice mix of nuts, shaved carrots, cucumber slices and a reasonable serving of dressing? Maybe a dash of goat cheese for some zest?
A number of online resources can help cut the calories and fat out of a meal of unwieldy and unrecommended proportions (and portions).
For example, The Daily Green has some tips for cutting 1,700 calories from your Bowl snacking.
There are also healthier Super Bowl snack recipes at WholeLiving.com and EatingWell.com. Even CNN has some suggestions.
I guess you could also fast for a couple days before and after to make up for that annual caloric explosion, but even that's probably not the greatest of ideas. Moderation, folks. Moderation.
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Published May 14, 2015
Adventure Rock will host a groundbreaking next Wednesday for its new East Side location on the corner of Commerce and North.


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It seems like a while since my last Ben Lytal post . . . Thankfully today in the NY Sun he has an interesting review of Daniil Kharms's Today I Wrote Nothing, edited and translated by Matvei Yankelevich.
Kharms was part of the OBERIU—a group of avant-garde, Russian writers, who are often categorized as "absurdists."
To frame this renaissance, Mr. Yankelevich wants to banish the term "absurd" in favor of OBERIU-specific terms. Beckett and Ionesco might be useful points of reference, but talk of Russian absurdism is a misnomer and, according to Mr. Yankelevich, ultimately a lazy attempt to fit OBERIU into familiar dichotomies: "absurdist writer in a repressive society" or "artist writing under Stalin." [. . .]
Where previous poets experimented with phonetics, the Oberiuty would experiment with semantics — they would invent crazy situations, but describe them in terms anyone would understand. An example from an early poem by Kharms, written in 1927, around the time of the manifesto, is as realistic as a Chagall: "A room. The room's on fire. / A child juts out of the cradle. / Eats his kasha. Up above, / just below the ceiling now, / the nanny's napping upside-down."
As Lytal points out later, there's an "alogic" or "anti-logical" that powers Kharms's writings, which are generally very funny, like Events.
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