To: Robert N. Hara; Phil Lindholm; March, Tim; Todd Garrett; todd hara; matt sautter; bigdaddy3851@aol.com; David J. Gustafson; Marshall Hydorn
Subject: Las Cruces,Cerralvo report
What's Up Guys,
I did a little fishing the past week at Las Cruces. They weren't exactly jumping in the boat, but if the wind let you get out to the good area and you put in the time with the jig, there were some good ones to be caught. As usual around there, we hooked into a few unstoppable beasts that ruined us in the rocks. The nuclear scrambled egg 6X Salas was a killer.
Some pics of my feet....
Well Done Stoney - - YoYomania down off Las Cruces. What a variety pack!!!!
Modern Architectural Design of Emory University Few and Evans Halls, United States by Ayers Saint Gross
Here are the pictures of modern architecture of Emory University Few and Evans Halls, United States by Ayers Gross.
Located in Atlanta, United States, Emory University has been a champion of sustainable design practices for decades. And the Emory University Few and Evans Halls by is also freshman dorms that designed to teach residents about sustainable living. This architectural design is on that truly takes green to heart, from the selection of a sustainable site to incorporating features that reduce water and energy consumption and atmospheric impact. Emory University’s Few and Evans Halls consist of 293 beds inside resident hall unit types and community sizes. They have been designed to house communities in traditional double units and a few single units, each with one Resident Advisor and two Sophmore Advisors per floor. Each community is comprised of two ‘clusters’ with their own study lounge located at each end of the corridor and a common floor lounge located in the middle.
the Decoration of Interior Design lounge of Emory University Few and Evans Halls
Building amenities include an entry foyer, lounge, kitchen, laundry, and hall director apartments. The buildings also provide spaces intended to serve the Emory community at large, including a welcome desk, smart classrooms, offices, demonstration kitchen, student work rooms, seminar and multi-purpose rooms, an academic advising suite and a learning community support suite.
Elegant Interior Stairs Design of Emory University Few and Evans Halls
Exterior building facade of Emory University Few and Evans Halls
Completed in Autumn 2008, these residence halls are currently under review to receive LEED Gold certification. In order to achieve this, the halls have employed a variety of sustainability strategies. Treatment and detention of storm water occurs on site, using visible components of the landscape design, whilst collected rain and condensate water is used for toilet flushing. Photovoltaic panels power the pumps that send the harvested water back into the building and low flow plumbing fixtures and dual flush water closets have been installed to boost water efficiency. Also included in this project are metering facilities and the display of water and energy use to increase student awareness of sustainability issues.
From: Stew Suenaga Date: Sun, Mar 7, 2010 Subject: Options 3-6-2010 To: bob.bobssportinggoods@gmail.com
Hay Bob, just got off the Options Saturday night. We fished the backside of Catilina, ended up with 2 legal seabass, 40 calicos, some sheep and sargo. Weather was great rain,thunder, lighting and hail started when we were done fishing. We lost 2 big mystery fish. I got my first seabass of the year, small but legal.
Nice Stew - - A Great Way to start off 2010 Thanks
The yellows went off down off the Coronados for the 3/4 Day Boats. The Malihini, Voyager, and Mission Belle got a good whack on the 15 - 25 lb grade fish on the YoYo. Dust off the 700H and your 50 lb rigs. The Season has arrived nice and early.............
Monday, March 1, 2010
Hey Gang
Check out the Video Footage from up north resulting from the Tsunami Warning we just got this past Saturday. It was reported by my good fishing bud that the water level in Ventura Harbor rose 9 inches in 6 minutes - - Now that is a ton of water. Enjoy the footage
Hope life is treating everyone well. It's that time of year again with Cod Season just about to open and Fred Hall doing the annual show in Long Beach. The New thing for 2010 is the long awaited and ever so popular El Nino Weather Pattern. The water has been pretty warm off so cal and the wet winter conditions are really lining up for a real interesting 2010 fishing season. A nice snap of Yellowtail down off Colonet and Seabass catching up off Santa Cruz (and I don't mean the island) is the Buzz at the Landings.
If you can roll by the show in LB, make sure to say hi to Mike Naoe in the Vintage Antique Tackle Booth in the Arena Show Area, and go High 5 the American Angler Crew in the Main Hall.
