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Richard, 10 night romance trip, Sep 11, 2017
KDG Property, 3 night romance trip, Aug 9, 2017
If you want a quiet relaxing hotel in a superb setting then this is the place. We love the peace and quiet and the hotel's beautiful setting. The attention to detail and wonderful service doesnt change. Hard to find fault in any way and we shall return next year for a small break.Food is of the highest standard and although a little pricey you pay for what you get!
From the moment of our late arrival (almost midnight) the hotel and staff proved to be a wonderful experience. I would wholeheartedly reccomend this hotel for any couple looking for a romantic, luxurious, relaxing stay in the beautiful surroundings of North East Mallorca. Rooms - Exellent Food - Excellent Service - Excellent and unobtrusive.
Sean, Other trip, Jun 6, 2011
This was avery relaxing, comfortable hotel! The small staff team gave the place a personal feel and every member delivered superb service!
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for Pilar for so many beautiful and inspiring flower images with your unique, creative style. I really enjoy your work with them.
Pues lo digo con toda sinceridad. Muchísimas gracias. Estoy muy contenta por este regalazo, pero aún más por sentir que eres un gran amigo aunque estés a muchos kilómetros de distancia.
Eres un genio, Daniel. Un genio. Gracias otra vez.
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If you’ve been paying attention, you probably already strongly suspect that holdovers from the Obama administration in Washington DC are working against Trump.
Behind the effort, these sources say, are senior government officials who previously worked under President Obama and remain loyal to his agenda. These individuals leak negative information about the Trump White House and its senior staff to a network of former Obama administration officials who then plant this information in key media outlets including the Washington Post and New York Times.
Meanwhile, holdovers from the Obama administration are working to undermine the Trump administration’s agenda through efforts to alter official communications, a number of administration officials confirmed in conversations with the Washington Free Beacon…
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Frick and Frack cannot believe it. So THAT is what fresh air smells like! We remember this from way back in 2010!
Oh yea, from the computer room window where he can watch the kids playing soccer in the dog poop field. Sometimes a good sense of smell is not a blessing. Not bad now, but wait till high summer!
Mine actually went outside! This is a first. Of course, he promptly came back inside once I went back in. They do love to sit and sniff the fresh air though!
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Oof. Didn’t see this one coming at all. It’s voluntary, which makes it a bit easier to swallow, but still — this is going to mean a big shift for Days.
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Alison Sweeney (Sami) tells Ellen DeGeneres that this will be her “last year with the show.” I can truly say that I’m blindsided by this. I thought Sweeney and Sami would be with us for the rest of the days of our lives, as it were. I understand it from her point-of-view, of course; she’s had this job since she was 16 years old, she has been pulling double duty with The Biggest Loser for several years, and she has young kids. She should probably try her hand at primetime/ever having a day off sooner rather than later. And I’m fairly confident that, given her stature with the show and the seeming mutual goodwill, that she’ll be back for things like the 50th anniversary or the series finale, if it ever comes to that.
But this does leave a gaping hole in Salem. Since 2007-08, Sami has undoubtedly been the female lead of the show, if not the overall one. When Marlena and John left, the canvas really shifted to center around Sami and her clan. I’m wondering where they head next. Assuming the Will recast works, he’s sort of the natural progression, but Will is also pretty young, and I’m not sure I see them doing the romantic merry-go-round with a gay male character that they’ve done with Sami over the last decade or so. They certainly seem to be building Abigail up, and I suspect Kate Mansi is capable of the task, but they aren’t there yet — though I think the idea of refocusing around Jennifer’s branch of the Horton clan (and maybe adding Mike, Bill, and Jeremy) would be wise. Theresa is… I actually enjoy her, but it’s too soon and she’s not ingrained in the fabric of the show enough. Nicole works very well as a supporting character, but she doesn’t really have the family connections for the show to spin around her, and I’d hate to see her watered down. In a lot of ways, the closest they’ve come to having a Sami 2.0 was Molly Burnett’s Melanie, but I doubt she’ll ever come back for more than a guest stint.
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NOOOO!!!! She is the main reason I keep watching this damn show!!!! On the days that she isn’t on I am sooo bored! I really don’t think there is anyone strong enough to take her place. I wonder if they will do a recast to keep her charactor going. Either way I am not happy about this development.
I just can’t picture the show without her because her story line is the main reason I started watching. My husband and I were pretty broke so we didn’t have cabel and the only channel that worked was NBC so I was kinda stuck watching it. But the first episode I really watched and got hooked on was when she found out she was pregnant


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Vilson: How do you see Riverside Church in this current climate?What's been your vision in terms of moving the church forward in terms of what's happening in the world of our country?
F: I might add that I was and there were those who thought "That's impossible!" But because it was Riverside, the ministers felt it necessary to say "We've been preaching justice and now that we got a chance to choose a pastor, we can't let race get in the way." Freedom and justice has always been in the DNA of that place!"
V: If a young student (editor's note: I explained from Pre-K through 12th grade) asked you "What does Juneteenth mean to you," what would you tell them?
You ask me why Juneteenth is important?Because it tells a very important truth: that there have always been people who tried to delay the freedom and justice of others, but, in spite of their efforts, with the help of the Good Lord and those who were actually abolitionists and those who really believed in justice, that finally, and of course, it was Abraham Lincoln's proclamation, finally, Juneteenth is the first day where all Americans were free!That is an extraordinary thing to remember!Remember that there are always those who delay justice but that justice finally breaks through, that freedom finally comes!
V: What do you envision as an educator's role in the "Fierce Urgency for Justice" and the work moving forward?
F: The educator's role is to be engaged in sophisticated pedagogy. By that I mean, a good educator knows that we will not respectably address racial bigotry and economic exploitation without looking at the ugly paths of efforts to deny and to delay such justice as we are thinking about. An educator knows the power of ugly example, the power of demonic delay, and the educator would like to have an agenda that does not gloss over the past but looks it squarely in the face to the extent that we tell the truth about the history of Juneteenth!Freedom-loving people all over the world would like to say "NO MORE, NO MORE, NO MORE!"
The educator knows that sometimes the best way to start people on the journey towards a progressive agenda of freedom and justice for all is to look out at the stormy past, over the bitter roads of which we have passed, to look at the example of folks who have made money long enough to cause them to deny human beings their fundamental rights. Educators will know that Juneteenth is one of those dates that dramatizes the horror of the past BUT it is, at the same time for an educator, a moment of exhilaration that freedom finally came!It is a moment in which both black and white can celebrate together, that we are headed to the promised land of freedom and justice for all!
"What was the delay about?"
I mean, we should have a whole course in the curriculum in major universities entitled "Juneteenth: With and Where To?"
Educators will say it is not enough to engage in the dissemination of information, that transformation also requires celebration. That's why we're gonna celebrate it!People will discover that these kinds of celebrations can be cathartic. They actually can help people work through some of the delayed emotional entanglements with the evils of the past!


tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-421770883465385103.post8903775196035199498..comments2017-04-14T12:48:43.919-07:00Comments on One Designing Woman: A Simple Woman's Daybook~October 25, 2015Bon770883465385103.post-89696355416121533942015-11-01T11:02:58.607-08:002015-11-01T11:02:58.607-08:00OUTSIDE...dark-especially with the time change! TH...OUTSIDE...dark-especially with the time change!<br /!
LEARNING...in trusting GOD for all things, not matter if it is testing times!
READING...When I'm finished with my Bible, commentaries, Daily Bread, Stanley daily Bible studies, (about 4 hours) I'm all "read out."!
KITCHEN...Chili, chili, and more chili, ha!
SPIRITUAL...Ephesians 1:4, "Before the world was, GOD had chosen me!" I'm so humbled that Almighty GOD choose me to be one of many to be His forever!
PRAYER...I believe the time spent in prayer grows us into a more mature believer.
HEARING...a program about the Mongolians that are being saved to His Kingdom.
PLEASURE...Wendy's chocolate Frostys! I haven't had one in awhile!
PET PEEVE...Ditto!
CHANGE...That Adam and Eve had made the right choice!
MOVIE...I got a digital antennae and I'm getting the old westerns (many made when I was 7-10 years old.) I can't believe Robert Fuller, Clint Eastwood were old enough to be my father!
CURIOUS...El Nino was just right to keep the hurricanes away from Florida
WEEK...Mine isn't very busy. Only Wednesday and Friday have things scheduled.
FAVORITE...thank you for being my friend!
SURPRISE...see thankful!
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1999 Auburn Recruiting Prospects!!!
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The Latest Buzz : (6/11/99) All signees are qualified at this point except: DL Ryan Bushey, OL Monreko Crittendon, DB Roshard Gilyard, WR DeAndre Green and DE Frank Walker. The absolute LAST CHANCE for ACT/SAT scores comes July 5th and July 12th, with the scores becoming known about 1 month later. Bushey has his test score and is waiting on the final word on his GPA (should be OK), Crittendon has GPA but doesn't have test score yet (could possibly become a partial qualifier). Gilyard, Green and Walker are several points short in their test scores, and none of them could become partial qualifiers because their GPAs are too low. Its not currently known what they will do if they don't qualify. They may go JUCO, to Prep School or sit out while trying to raise their test scores.
DeAndre Green must have an 18 on his ACT to qualify. His best score so far is a 16. His last chance at the test will be June 12th. If he doesn't make it, he would not be eligible to be a partial qualifier as his GPA is not high enough. He has said that he would go to a Junior College rather than a prep school and is looking at SW Mississippi CC and NW Mississippi CC. He is working overtime with tutors to try to raise his test score. He set the state record with 59 career TD receptions. He is considered the prize catch of the AU recruiting class this past year.
Alton Moore (DE 6-6 245 4.7) originally signed with Auburn in 1998 but didn't qualify. He had 15 sacks, 61 tackles, 2 tackles for loss, 2 blocked kicks and 4 caused fumbles as a freshman. He was originally placed at SW Mississippi Community College by Joe Whitt. All indications point to him re-signing with Auburn and maybe signing in January.
(2/23/99) This is something you will want to read. This shows the average AP Poll ranking vs. Recruiting ranking for the best teams in the 90's. Some teams recruit better than they play on the field and some teams like Auburn play better on the field than their recruiting ranking. Check it out: Click HERE! I will be updating Academic status of our recruits as the information comes in. Keep in mind that these kids won't graduate til June, but a lot of them will be taking the ACT again in March, so check back for qualification updates.
(2/12/99) This is a must read article for all of you, but especially for those of you that may think AU's recruiting class was average. Click HERE to read the article!
(2/3/99) Tigerpath SEC Recruiting Rankings: After reviewing each school's commitments, the number of impact recruits and the overall need met, this is how I see the the rankings in the SEC for Recuiting ..... 1. Georgia ... 2. Alabama ... 3. LSU ... 4. Florida ... 5. (tie) Auburn & Tennessee... 7. Mississippi State ... 8. Arkansas ... 9. South Carolina ... 10. Kentucky ... 11. Ole Miss ... 12. Vanderbilt. Alabama had a great year in recruiting, but they also have at least 8 or 9 that will not qualify, so depending on exactly how many don't qualify, Bama could be rated 3rd and LSU would be 2nd. I give the edge to Auburn over Tennessee, although it is a close edge. I think Auburn had more "needs" than Tennessee, and I think we did an excellent job of filling those needs, so that's what gave AU the edge, but really AU and UT are considered a tie. Georgia had another great year of recruiting, and they needed it, because they also had some holes to fill. Arkansas was a little disappointing, after having such a great football season this past year. What can you say about Vanderbilt? When it comes to anything football related, the Dores seem to always finish last. No offense to any Vandy fans out there! By the way, I have DeAndre Green rated a 4+ Paw, because when I originally rated him, I took into account his academic status of not being qualified. He will take the ACT again in February, and if he gets a 17, I will rate him a 5 Paw. From an athletic stand point, he is a 5 Paw, but I used factors like academic status, Injuries, size, speed, strength and future competition at AU at that position into account in all my ratings. Robert Johnson is rated a 5 Paw, and scored a 15 on his ACT, but I felt like Johnson could come into the TE position and make an immediate impact, because the competition at that position may be less than at WR. It's all based on opinion, and i'm sure each recruiting site has different opinions and ratings. This just happens to be my opinion. Thanks for reading and War Eagle!!!
DeAndre Green / + / Pritchard, AL. (Blount HS) / WR / 6-2 / 210 / 4.45 / Green is considered the top WR prospect in the state heading into his Senior season and is one of the top Receivers in the nation. He caught 79 passes for 1,094 yards and 23 touchdowns his Junior year. As a Senior, he caught 59 passes for 1,179 yards and 20 TD's. In his career, Green has caught 210 passes for almost 3,000 yards and 43 touchdowns. He led Blount HS to 3 straight State Titles and he was named MVP of this year's State championship game, as he caught 10 passes for 218 yards and 2 TD's to lead his team to the state title. #4 on the pre-season Birmingham News list of "Super Seniors". Impact player and highly recruited. Bench presses 350 pounds. Listed as 8th best Flanker by Max Emfinger's Super Dixie top 300 Bluechips. Birmingham News Super All State Team and 5A All State Team. Recruited by TN, UF, UA, MSU and GT. 2.4 GPA (needs 2.5) and scored a 16 and a 15 on ACT, will take it again in Feb.
Almost Orange & Blue! These recruits are so close to becoming Tigers that they can almost taste those delicious Jordan-Hare hot dogs! At this time, these prospects will more than likely end up at Auburn! Click on the "1999 Auburn Recruiting Prospects" link for other AU leans.
WR     Kennis Kennedy      6-2/170/4.4/Atlanta, Ga.     AU Lock?
TIGERPOLL Using the Tigerpath rating system, How would you rate this year's recruiting class?
The Five Paw System : All player ratings are based on research of each player and what I feel their role will be at Auburn. I use many Recruiting sources, some of which are listed on my "Recruiting Links" page. Other sources are inside sources not listed.
= May start as freshmen. Strong bet to play pro ball and win All-American honors. An immediate impact player.
+ = Basically a 5 paw player with same abilities but maybe his size, speed or injuries are a mild concern. These players still should be considered impact players.
= A player who may start as a sophomore and contribute greatly as a true freshman. Good chance at pro ball and college stardom.
+ = A player who may start as a junior and can be expected to contribute as a sophomore. Most likely to be redshirted or could be a strong JUCO transfer.
= Will most likely be a 3 year player who either starts or is a solid backup, or a JUCO transfer.
= A sleeper or project player who is expected to contribute later in college career.
If you have any Recruiting tips or information and would like to share the knowledge, please e-mail me at the bottom of this page, or go to TIGERPATH FORUM and leave an entry!


Books have meant a great deal to me since I learned how to read. They have become a true passion in my adult life, and I read every single day, all manner of things. When people tell me they "don't read," or "don't like books," I don't scoff at them, think they're stupid or uneducated. I just feel a little sad for them: missing out on worlds upon worlds of fantastic happenings!It's literally the cure for boredom, anywhere, at any time of day or night!
So…what literary quote, image, or meaning would you permanently etch on your body?
I balk at quotes, because who knows if a certain string of words will mean the same to you eighty years from now?
IF I did do a quote, though, it'd probably be one by Jack Kerouac, often quoted in his list of "30 Beliefs and Techniques for Prose and Life." I found the list in its entirety in the book I'm using to write every day (still going strong!): A Writer's Book of Days. The quote is simple: "You're a Genius all the time." I also weirdly love the capitalization of the word "genius." It's kind of like saying "YES. I AM a genius. Thank you for noticing the importance of my genius."
Besides, what's nerdier than a Harry Potter-inspired tattoo?
So…there's the art from the books themselves. Huffington Post compiled a large graphic of all of the art that Mary GrandPré created for the start of every chapter. How about the chapter where the Weasley twins leave Hogwarts?Or the one where Harry first chooses a wand?
SO. How about any of you?Anybody have tattoos?Any of them literary in nature?What would you get if you were only brave enough?


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October 17, 2018 - Depression, Substance Abuse - 0 Comments situation in which hundreds, if not thousands, of women find themselves every year.
In fact, this problem is more pronounced in women than it is in men. While it is true that men use more drugs than women, females tend to fall into dependency more heavily. As a result, it can be hard for them to manage a 12 step detox program or another type of treatment program. This issue is also complicated by hormone and thyroid issues, particularly in the postpartum period that many divorced women experience after birth.
Too many women to countand it isn’t fair to them or their her husbands. Neither the husband or the wife can really be blamed in this type of scenario, unless one of them is abusive or cruel. Divorcing because of mutual incompatibility is usually the best way for either of them to achieve happiness. Unfortunately, the heavy pressure placed on women to get married often results in emotional troubles even when they divorce.
That burden is one that is often very tough for many women to bear. Many become so intensely focused on getting married that it makes up the bulk of their identity. Instead of finding strength from themselves as a person, they are trapped creating a character that is based on a faulty premise in a flaws marriage. Therefore, divorce crashes that premise and hits them intensely hard.
A growing school of thought is now claiming that marriage is a toxic institution for women. For example, some believe that it reinforces sexist stereotypes of a woman being unable to take control of her own life. Others think that a majority of the benefits go to men, particularly in forcing women to stay loyal to them, to move to their house, and to clean it up for them.
Women who are unhappy in a marriage and who get a divorce often find that they are just as miserable, if not less happy, after they get divorced. That’s because they experience disappointment at what they perceive to be a personal failure. Staying together was their ultimate goal and being unable to do so is often disheartening to women who had given their all in a marriage.
Even worse, they may start losing friends after they leave their husband. That’s because many couples often have shared friends who are closer to one member than they are to the other. As a result of the divorce, it is possible that a woman can start losing friends who she had come to rely on for many things. Even worse, she may alienate herself from close friends due to her anxiety and depression.
As a result, many women may start turning to drugs and alcohol to cope. At first, drinking more than usual or taking heroin might overcome their depression. However, these drugs always wear off and require another dose. This problem is known


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Salon.com: High traffic, big losses
The San Francisco-based Salon.com online publishing company recently experienced a surge in visitors and a jump in revenue - as well as a swell of red ink.
According to Salon's earnings report Monday - its first since its June 22 stock market debut - the edgy cultural Web site reported 1.3 million visitors to its various online departments in 567,000 visitors during the same period of 1998.
But along with those new users came financial losses($10.10million ($3.75 per diluted share)d, however, from $408,000 during the second quarter of 1998 to just over $1 million this year.
Salon's stock closed Monday at $8.75 per share, well below its initial price of $10.50, and down from a 52-week high of $15.12. Salon's price decline follows a widespread Internet stock slump over the past several months.
"It's a land grab out there," said Salon Chief Executive Officer Michael O'Donnell, attributing his company's losses to staff buildup and advertising. "You have to spend to build a brand."
Added O'Donnell: "It's what we have to do to reach critical mass."
Salon was founded by several former editors of The Examiner. It was the first Internet company to use a
"Dutch auction" method to set its stock price. In the Dutch auction, individual investors set the price of a company's initial public offering by blind bidding on the shares before they go public.
"More and more, Web users are only going to have a meaningful experience with a handful of Web sites," said David Card, a, an Internet market research firm. "So it's very much a land grab and very logical for Salon to be spending big." <


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, he struggled, twice got pulled in-game, got injured and finished the season behind then-freshman Chas Dodd.
“To be honest with you, he out-performed me those two games,” Savage said. “I got hurt and he played well. I learned that this game is a business. Coach (Greg) Schiano had to feed his family as well. If the offense isn’t performing the way it should be, he’s got to make decisions.”d. .”
The downside to that profile is that Savage is one of the most-sacked college quarterbacks of all-time, though how much blame he deserves for the distinction is debatable. Rutgers set a NCAA-record with 61 sacks allowed in 2010 and Pittsburgh allowed the fourth-most sacks in the nation (43) last season.
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Takei went on to say, "The gift has been this fan following and undying support that has us traveling all over the world to celebrate the show and its franchise."
The epic series– celebrating its 50th anniversary this year–…
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This case involves the practice of law. As ruled by the Supreme Court here, the practice of law iswants or demands it. Hence, one of the issues answered here is the meaning of “good moral character”. Also answered in this case is whether somebody who has already passed the Bar exams can still be stricken off the Roll of Attorneys and barred from being admitted again as member of the Bar.
Markus first learned from his mother about Cedric’s use of his name and school records in order to study law and become a lawyer. Later on, Markus was able to confirm all these information when he saw the name ‘Markus Valdez’ id in Cedric’s law office. But hem.


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In the end, the success, the structure, the identity and the culture still amounted to a Xerox copy. It was better than anything reproduced by Josh McDaniels or Eric Mangini or Matt Patricia, but still a failed knockoff of the Belichick template. And as history has shown us, the inability to mask the forgery carries a price.
This is going to be the story of O’Brien’s end with the Houston Texans, told in chapters about power struggles, consolidation of authority, overreach, and finally, a failed bid to take a monumental step that ultimately ended in a firing. There will also be a soap opera inside the pages, detailing how O’Brien’s supposed ally, vice president of operations Jack Easterby, somehow avoided the guillotine in the process. Some of that will be white noise, merely drowning out the only thing that mattered in the end which was this:
O’Brien operated his franchise from an echelon of power that was matched by only one other coach in the NFL — the New England Patriots’ Bill Belichick. When O’Brien failed to equal Belichick’s endless spring of results, the end that finally came on Monday was only a matter of time. Others can deplete oxygen delving into the role Easterby played in that outcome, but the first and most responsible culprit for O’Brien’s demise is the man himself.
As O’Brien put it, “We just didn’t do enough.”
That’s accurate. At 0-4, the Texans are off to a horrendous start, even with the first three games of the season being a scheduling buzzsaw. Perhaps this would have been a different outcome if Houston hadn’t lost to an 0-3 and somewhat hapless Minnesota Vikings team on Sunday. But they were beaten, and the winless start is the very definition of “not enough.”
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Many areas across Central Georgia have lots of damage from yesterday's storms. One of the areas hit the hardest was Danville, a small town in Twiggs County with a population size of about 250 people.
And when they went outside to check the damage, trees were scattered across their front yard, and their roof. “You couldn't even walk back here it was completely covered,” said Goodman. “It’s been miraculous that nobody got hurt.”
A big pine tree fell and smashed Chief Jackson’s shed. “We lost some property and we have some damage but nobody got hurt, nobody lost their lives, and I thank God for that,” said Jackson.


After a long night driving from LAX to Mammoth Lakes and getting only a few hours of sleep, Eric Laun and I were confronted on Wednesday morning by the scene above outside Eric's condo.  Undeterred, we readied our gear, made a quick stop at the Troutfitter fly shop for a fishing license, and steered for the Lower Owens River above Bishop, where the climate was decidedly better.  Within a matter of minutes of our arrival, both Eric and I  hooked a couple of brown trout.  As the day progressed our cumulative catch-and-release total moved well into the double digits, with our catch rate peaking during a hatch of blue-winged olives that stretched well into the afternoon.  The trout were feisty and the scenery was spectacular.  Here's a sample:
We were exhausted that evening, but after a good night's sleep we decided to tackle the Owens Gorge on Thursday.  Between the two of us we've fished the Gorge dozens of times and caught numerous trout on every occasion.  A robust trout population is the incentive for making a difficult descent into, and an even more difficult hike up and out of, the Gorge.  As you'll see in the video at the YouTube link below, our expectations were very high by the time we slid, stumbled and bushwhacked our way to the part of the river where we started casting.  But as you'll see in the second segment of the video, our expectations were dashed.  To our utter amazement, we saw ZERO trout in that part of the Gorge, and ultimately had to salvage the day by returning to the Lower Owens late in the afternoon.  Our probable mistake is that we elected to fish on the lower part of the Gorge.  We theorize that the fish in that stretch must have retreated to the Pleasant Valley Reservoir for the winter.  We're confident our luck would have been much improved if we had chosen to visit the upstream portions of the Gorge.  But we weren't about to make two hikes of such magnitude back-to-back.  Still, it was a pleasant day.  Our wives know we needed the exercise.  Here's the video link:
A blizzard moved into Mammoth Lakes Friday morning.  I felt almost certain we wouldn't be able to fish that day, but Eric recollected better than I did that the weather can be entirely different in Bishop than it is in Mammoth.  Sure enough, by the time Eric's SUV crawled down the slope past Crowley Lake deep into the Long Valley Caldera (the Owens River valley was once the scene of a massive volcano), the clouds were well above us and the temperature was in the upper 40s.  The thick snow and fierce winds at the higher elevations thwarted our original plan to visit Hot Creek or the Upper Owens River, so we navigated for the third time to the Lower Owens.  As soon as we donned our gear and walked to the river we discovered that the trout were thoroughly enjoying the deteriorating weather.  They were rising in every run and riffle.  We spent the next four hours hooking browns and rainbows on tiny mayfly patterns - both dries and nymphs.  Eric even caught one on a little rubber-legged Stimulator I tied last week, which was a surprise.   I was too busy fishing to take many pictures, but here's one of Eric with a firm grip on a rainbow trout that took off like a torpedo when Eric released it after I snapped this shot:
By late afternoon, rain and falling temperatures took their toll on us and we embarked for Los Angeles, bucking wind and rain the entire way.  Despite the seasonal challenges we faced, we had three great days of fly fishing in gorgeous country, and no regrets.  Only the most intrepid (or monumentally stupid) people do much fly fishing for trout during February in the United States, but you can count Eric and I among those people.
Here's why you should care about aquatic flies, even if you're not a fly fisherman.  The degree to which a body of fresh water supports strong populations of aquatic insects such as mayflies, caddisflies, stoneflies and dragonflies is generally an indication of the overall health of that body of water.  The presence of the insects correlates to the presence of nutrients and desirable types of aquatic vegetation that is only possible when the water is free of harmful chemicals and invasive foreign species introduced by careless people.  The absence of the insects generally correlates to unhealthy, unclean and intemperate conditions affecting the water.  The insects serve as direct sources of food for large fish, or for the smaller fish and other aquatic animals that larger fish eat.  They also feed birds and certain mammals. They are clear symbols of the overall quality of the ecosystems in which they reside, and everything in those ecosystems, ultimately including humans.  So next time you visit a park or other area in which there is a river or a pond, look around to see if there are insects flying, or perhaps floating on the surface of the water or perched in the bushes and grasses near the water.  If you see them, rejoice that they are there.
Sorry for the polemic, but I think it's important that we observe and appreciate the inherent worth of all living things and understand their place in the chain of life in which we humans are another of the links.  With that said, I turn my attention back to the particular insects - little mayflies - that are one of the principal foods of Sierra trout, especially early in the season.  As I discussed in my last blog, I'll be fishing for Sierra trout next week, so I've been tying flies for that purpose, including those pictured below.  The pictures show two versions of a fly - the Adams - that is one of the most ubiquitous fishing flies in existence.  The first version pictured below is tied with standing wings in imitation of a fully-formed "dun," or adult mayfly.  When the fly is cast, the hackle feather that is tied around the hook next to the wings extends down in the water like the legs of a mature dun.  Both of the flies below are tied on size 18 hooks - that is, they are very small, as are the actual mayflies we expect to see next week.
The Adams variant pictured below has a less prominent wing, and the hackle is tied around the wing post in a "parachute" style, which produces a fly that sits lower in the water and more closely resembles an emerging fly.   An emerging fly is one that is in the last stage of transformation from its underwater larval, or nymph, form into its adult, dun, form.  It has risen to the surface of the water and is still striving to unfold and dry its wings so that it can fly off the water before it is eaten by a fish.  In my experience, trout tend to prefer the parachute-style flies and other emerger patterns over the dun imitations, probably because trout know that emergers are more vulnerable than duns, and therefore easier targets.
These flies have gray bodies, unlike the blue-winged olives that are likely to be hatching in the Sierra this time of year.  But when tied very small, as these examples are, and because their shapes produce such strong impressions of real mayflies, they are usually as effective as other, more realistic flies I'll also use.  Very few fly patterns have accounted for as many trout caught as has the Adams.
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The old Led Zeppelin song "Going to California," has been steadily running through my head the past few days.  I'm leaving next Tuesday to visit old stomping grounds.  It will be a pleasant respite from winter to visit old friends in the L.A. area, but the primary goal of the trip is to join up with my friend Eric to fly fish in the Eastern Sierras.
At the moment the Sierras and surrounding areas are being pounded by heavy snow and rain.  But according to Weather.com, the Owens River valley between Mammoth Lakes and Bishop is due for a warm-up and some sunshine in the latter part of next week when Eric and I will be there.  So we're crossing our fingers.  Before the current storm moved in, the fishing reports from the Lower Owens River and Hot Creek were excellent.  I've had some good fishing days on those streams in the past, but last week the Mammoth fly shops were reporting catch rates as high as any I've ever experienced.  So from all indications, if the weather forecast for next week holds, the fly fishing could be "epic," as Eric likes to say.
In anticipation of this trip, I've been tying small flies.  Fly fishing in the winter in the U.S. usually involves presenting very small flies - imitations of midges and tiny mayflies, mostly - on long, light tippets.  We're hoping for strong hatches of little green mayflies called Blue Winged Olives (BWOs).  BWOs are one of the many common mayflies that fly fishers have graced with beautiful names.  Most of the flies I've been tying this week are characterized by their green olive-colored bodies and delicate wings (for the imitiations of adult and emerging flies) or subtle wingcases and tails (for imitations of the underwater nymph forms).  Here's an example of an effective imitation of an adult (dun) BWO:
The wings on this one are tied with cul-de-canard, which is an oily (therefore, naturally floating) feather from a duck's butt.  There are some odd materials in certain flies, but if they work, we use them - this fly will definitely work.  Hot Creek trout, get ready!
"Going to California with an achin' in my heart."
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Keys Trip - February 2011
My friends Bill and Eric and I had planned a trip to Laguna Madre in south Texas for early February, but our plans were foiled by the foul weather beleaguring 90% of the country.  After reviewing the forecast with the Texas outfitter, we elected to cancel at the last minute.  Kudos to Kingfisher Inn and its fishing guides for their flexibility - I still hope to visit them in the foreseeable future.  But it's a good thing we punted - the high temps on the days we were scheduled to fish were in the upper 40s and a north wind was howling, so a decision to venture out for redfish would have ranged somewhere between ridiculous and impossible.
Eric is fortunate to live in one of the small slices of the U.S. not usually subjected to the dismal February climate elsewhere.  Bill and I are not so lucky (or smart), and we were dying to find some sunshine and warmth, so we quickly redirected ourselves to the Florida Keys and were fortunate that our usual guide, Capt. Richard Keating, could make himself available.  On the morning of my departure, in the middle of a snow/sleet/freezing rain storm, I found myself unable to drive up the icy hill in front of my property.  I was desperate to tackle the longer and flatter route, and after a 1.5-hr. drive I found myself in the Philadelphia airport praying fervently that my flight would take off on time.  The flight did in fact leave the gate on time, but took off an hour late after we sat in line for de-icing.  Check out the pic above - what a dismal scene.  I was greatly relieved when I eventually stepped off the plane in Miami into bright sunshine and a temp of 76 degrees.  Bill's plane landed soon after mine and we were off to Marathon, with a pleasant stop for margaritas and fish sandwiches at Wahoos.
The good thing about fly-fishing in February in the Keys is that you may encounter a warm front and find that permit and tarpon are showing up on and near the flats in strong numbers for the first time in the year.  That's what happened to us.  The bad thing is that it's still early and a little cool for these prime sportfish to be completely eager to eat flies.  Permit especially are hard to catch on flies in the best of circumstances - the conditions in early February are challenging.  Bill and I were fortunate to get numerous good shots at both species and at a random school of bonefish, but for a variety of reasons we were never perfectly aligned to hook one our principal targets.  Several close calls produced plenty of heat palpitations and a few curses, and we bent our rods on some bluefish, ladyfish and pompano, so all was not lost.  We had a great time on the water and we were warm.  I shot some video but frankly, without a cameo by a large fish, the video isn't that exciting.  Still, if you're interested in what I look like these days, check out the following link:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3NnGkFdMYE&feature=BF&list=ULd2ggyDQOcgs&index=3.  And if you'd like to see some really exciting video from other recent jaunts to the Keys with Bill and Eric, fly-fishing for tarpon, check this one out:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3NnGkFdMYE.
Here's a suggestion for you if you're in the vicinity of Big Pine Key and you're hungry for a quality dinner:  the Square Grouper restaurant on Summerland Key.  Fantastic fresh seafood!
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I’ve always harbored reverence and fascination for beings that can fly - not for birds, so much, though I like them well enough - but mostly for the ethereal flyers: the angels, white witches and fairies of myth, and the insects that may have inspired the myths. I’ve not yet seen an angel, a witch or even a fairy, but I have seen the insects often enough. I remember a late spring morning on a little stream in western Virginia when I crept up to a familiar pool and witnessed the sudden materialization of a squadron of large mayflies suspended below shimmering wings, darting in and out of thin shafts of sunlight streaming through a canopy of leaves. I was enchanted and enthralled, as I have often been when encountering a hatch of aquatic insects. For several minutes I watched the mayflies’ graceful aerial ballet with pure admiration. To my profound surprise, a brook trout as bright as a box of emeralds and rubies suddenly shattered the mirrored surface of the pool, leaping a foot into the air in a glistening spray to nab one of the flies. It seemed as if these beings, predator and prey, were popping into my dimension from worlds unknown to man, and were just as quickly returning.
I don’t recall exactly when I first saw a mayfly, or was cognizant of what it was, but I must have been a boy growing up in Idaho and experiencing the wonders of the natural world of the Rocky Mountains in a way only a boy can. Whenever it was, it must have been a short time later that I learned there were men who made imitations of these insects and used them in an activity they called fly fishing. I immediately understood that fly fishing was something I wanted to do, and that I wanted to tie flies like those I had seen in the local sports shop. Unfortunately, I knew no one who actually used or tied fishing flies, and it must not have occurred to me that there might be books or other tools to help me. But that didn’t stop me from trying, for I was of an age undeterred by lack of experience or knowledge of a thing - it was enough that I could imagine doing it. And so I pilfered a few of my dad’s fishhooks and my mom’s most colorful spools of thread, and went to work on a little set of flies. Possessing none of the fly-tying gizmos that I am so familiar with today, such as a vise and a bobbin, I took the most straightforward approach, holding the bend of the hook in one hand and winding a strand of loose thread around the shaft with the other. Somewhere on these little abominations I attached feathers of sparrows or blue jays that I found in the yard where my cat devastated their original owners. I’m certain my creations would have horrified any real fly fisherman of the day, but I was proud to pinch them between my thumbs and forefingers and wave them around in the air as if they were models of fighter planes in an imagined dogfight.
I never actually used one of those flies, because I didn’t have a fly rod and had no idea how I might acquire or borrow one. But I have little doubt, knowing what I now know about fishing flies and the fish they are designed to entice, that I could have tossed one of my little creations into one of the innumerable “cricks” coursing from the nearby mountain slopes and it would have attracted more than a few of the ravenous and not-so-bright little rainbow trout teeming in those frothy runs. An average fly purchased in a modern fly shop costs about $2.50 today, but I would readily pay $100 for one of the flies I tied almost 50 years ago. Perhaps someday one will simply pop back into existence, if only for a few minutes, just long enough to bind itself to the end of a fine tippet and find the trout it was destined to catch.
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Fly-fishing Travel is What This Blog is About
I've been fly-fishing actively for about two decades, and intermittently since I was a boy.  It's my passion - one that fits nicely with my propensity to travel and my love of nature.  I decided to start this blog as a way to chronicle my fishing adventures and stay in touch with friends, acquaintances and fellow fly-fisherpersons who are interested in what I'm doing.
After a thirty-year career in a "Big 4" accounting firm and a lot of hard work in major urban environments such as New York, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and San Francisco, I've retired and am free to pursue, with few restraints and the support of my wonderful wife, a lifestyle comprising dozens if not hundreds of fishing days each year, punctuated with time spent writing about my experiences.  Before I was a CPA, I was a writer, having earned both a B.A. and an M.A. in English with a creating writing emphasis.  Now it's back to the future for me - fishing and writing will finally be in the forefront.  I have no regrets and a lot left to look forward to.
In May of this year I'll depart on a 4-month journey to the corners of the continental United States - the Florida Keys, Southern California, Alaska and Maine - with many stops along the way to catch as many species of fish on flies as I possibly can.  My life has always been building up to this - a great spiritual journey across the land I love.  When people ask me where I'm from, I often answer "America."  Of course they are asking me what state or city I'm from, not what country, and I'm not trying to be cute with a vague answer.  The problem is that I don't know how to answer specifically because I've lived in so many places.  Both my father and I moved frequently in the interests of our careers, so I have lived for periods of one to seventeen years in Mississippi, Maryland, Ohio, Idaho, Oregon, Iowa (I covered the oft-confused I-O states thoroughly!), New York, California and Pennsylvania, and I've spent considerable numbers of months in vacation homes, schools and jobs in Nevada, Texas, Missouri, Virginia and Wyoming.  I've been in every state except Alaska at some point, and I'll correct that single omission this year.  I am indeed an American, and a citizen of the world.
Between now and May, I'll be fishing as much as I reasonably can, so I expect to make some occasional blog posts here before the major action begins.  If you're interested, stay tuned!
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Senate candidate from Logan County recovering after attack
The West Virginia Senate candidate who was attacked at a cookout over the weekend said Monday that he’s known his alleged assailant since they were kids.
Ojeda said he was at a cookout in the Whitman area of Logan County at about 11:30 a.m. Sunday when Porter, whom he hadn’t seen in years, attacked him.
Porter, who lives in the Whitman Creek area, turned himself in around 6 p.m. Sunday, according to State Police Trooper Z.S. Holden.
In an interview from his hospital room at on Monday, Ojeda said Porter showed up at the cookout and told the candidate he wanted a bumper sticker.
“I’ve known him since I was like around 7,” Ojeda said. “We grew up in the same hollow.”
Ojeda, who spent 24 years in the U.S. Army, said he stuck a bumper sticker on the back of Porter’s truck, then Porter said he wanted a bumper sticker on the front of his truck, too.
“I didn’t realize, what he was doing was luring me around to the other side of the truck, where he could be blocked [from] everyone at the picnic,” Ojeda said.
People at the picnic also told Ojeda that Porter tried to run him over with his truck. They said Porter fled after striking two side-by-side vehicles.
Ojeda said Since he hadn’t spoken to Porter in years, he believes someone else put Porter up to it.
“I can’t accuse anybody directly; I don’t have the facts,” Ojeda said, “but I will tell you I don’.”
He said he has been very vocal about the sentences for those involved in the Mountain Laurel Mining Complex kickback scheme, including that of Alvis Porter, Jonathan Porter’s uncle.
In May 2014, prosecutors charged 10 people in what they described ascontracts at the mine.
Ojeda said he is known for being vocal about corruption in Logan County.
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“I speak out when I see something wrong,” Ojeda said. “I w’s wrong and you don’t comment, you’ve just created a lower standard.”
Ojeda suffered eight fractures and three lacerations to his face. He said he will need cheekbone surgery later this week.
He’s “I’m fine.”
Holden, the lead investigator, said he believes Porter turned himself in because he knew there were witnesses. Holden said he doesn’t know if the attack was politically motivated. He said Porter chose not to give any statements while in custody.
He said he hopes to know more by getting in touch with Porter’s lawyer and arranging an interview.
“The investigation is still pending, at this time,” Holden said. “I don’t have any leads, though.”
Kirkendoll said he doesn’t condone violence.
“I didn’t know anything about it,” he said of the attack. “.”
Kirkendoll added that he hasn’t slung any mud Ojeda’s way during the campaign.