On Sat, 22 Aug 2009 11:45:42 -0700 (PDT), Tim
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On Aug 22, 10:18*am, wrote:


I'm getting ready to head down to the houseboat on Ken Lake, myself.

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Ken lake seems to be a beautiful get away spot:

http://parks.ky.gov/findparks/resortparks/kl/

Hope you have a great time.

One of the reasons I enjoy Kentucky Lake so much is because of the
fishing. The crappie fishing in the the spring is just fantastic. And
I can catch some nice crappie right off the dock where we have our
boat moored. I had my worst fishing there this outing. I hauled in a
few small bass and crappie, which I released. But, I had a lot of
large fish that broke my lines (probably channel or blue cats). I
ended up having to switch to 12 lb test from the 8 lb that I had been
using for white bass. The entire area down there, though, is a good
vacation spot. The link I have here is just for the Land Between the
Lakes;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_Be...ecreation_Area

There's so much more down there, one note wouldn't do it justice.

I've been to Carlyle Lake before; but, I 've never fished there. I've
fished Rend Lake and some of the other Lakes in the lower half of the
state, though. I'll have to give Carlyle a try sometime (if I can
ever manage to get that kind of time.)

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On Aug 23, 8:49*pm, wrote:
On Sat, 22 Aug 2009 11:45:42 -0700 (PDT), Tim
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On Aug 22, 10:18*am, wrote:

I'm getting ready to head down to the houseboat on Ken Lake, myself.

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Ken lake seems to be a beautiful get away spot:

http://parks.ky.gov/findparks/resortparks/kl/

Hope you have a great time.

One of the reasons I enjoy Kentucky Lake so much is because of the
fishing. *The crappie fishing in the the spring is just fantastic. And
I can catch some nice crappie right off the dock where we have our
boat moored. *I had my worst fishing there this outing. *I hauled in a
few small bass and crappie, which I released. *But, I had a lot of
large fish that broke my lines (probably channel or blue cats). *I
ended up having to switch to 12 lb test from the 8 lb that I had been
using for white bass. *The entire area down there, though, is a good
vacation spot. *The link I have here is just for the Land Between the
Lakes;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_Be...ional_Recreati...

There's so much more down there, one note wouldn't do it justice.

I've been to Carlyle Lake before; but, I 've never fished there. *I've
fished Rend Lake and some of the other Lakes in the lower half of the
state, though. *I'll have to give Carlyle a try sometime (if I can
ever manage to get that kind of time.)

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Well, Carlyle doesn't have the beauty of the Kentucky Lakes network
that's for sure, but there is a lot of fishing done there, back in the
little coves and such. and seeing that the lake is actually a dammed
up portion of the Kaskaskia river, there's a lot of fishing done at
the base of the spillway. not much beauty, but lots of fish!

http://henkelshookandarrow.com/report.htm

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On Sun, 23 Aug 2009 14:17:22 -0400, NotNow wrote:

Guzzistimo wrote:
On Sat, 22 Aug 2009 06:28:19 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

I promised the gret nephews I'd take them and my niece out to the lake
for some serious tubing today, but one of the boys has a bad dose of
the flue and as I speak it's 58 degrees outside. HUH!? yeah, this is
the year that spring never ended. I dont' think tomorrow afternoon is
tied up so I'll see what I can do if the kid isn't still sick, but
probably wopn't be going then either.


Oh well....


Kind of a disapointment actually. I love spending time with the kids!

That damn global warming is a bitch!
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There is none, despite all of the data telling us otherwise, the right
wing politicians are telling all of you that it isn't happening. I'm
glad that Greenland realizes it really is happening, though, the
retreating ice has opened up a lot of areas for mining in their country.

I think you're wrong. Al Gore has pictures of Florida and India going
underwater. The melt is going to raise water levels some 22 feet (or
was that centimeters?). No difference. Florida is going under.

Hell, he's even got pictures that make it look like the polar bears
are going to be extinct. (Although it seems as though the population
is growing.)

What happens to all the mercury in Al Gore lightbulbs?

Al Gore sold us all out, probably the biggest scam in history...

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On Sun, 23 Aug 2009 14:17:22 -0400, NotNow wrote:

Guzzistimo wrote:
On Sat, 22 Aug 2009 06:28:19 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

I promised the gret nephews I'd take them and my niece out to the lake
for some serious tubing today, but one of the boys has a bad dose of
the flue and as I speak it's 58 degrees outside. HUH!? yeah, this is
the year that spring never ended. I dont' think tomorrow afternoon is
tied up so I'll see what I can do if the kid isn't still sick, but
probably wopn't be going then either.


Oh well....


Kind of a disapointment actually. I love spending time with the kids!
That damn global warming is a bitch!
--

John H
There is none, despite all of the data telling us otherwise, the right
wing politicians are telling all of you that it isn't happening. I'm
glad that Greenland realizes it really is happening, though, the
retreating ice has opened up a lot of areas for mining in their country.
I think you're wrong. Al Gore has pictures of Florida and India going
underwater. The melt is going to raise water levels some 22 feet (or
was that centimeters?). No difference. Florida is going under.

Hell, he's even got pictures that make it look like the polar bears
are going to be extinct. (Although it seems as though the population
is growing.)

What happens to all the mercury in Al Gore lightbulbs?

Al Gore sold us all out, probably the biggest scam in history...

You should tell the Greenlanders that global warming is a hoax and isn't
happening. Because of the ice melting, they are mining places that have
never been mined before.
You also might want to tell everyone that is involved in polar oil and
gas exploration that. They've been able to map oil reserves where
they've never mapped before because of ice melt. The ice cap has receded
for 30 years now. I wonder why?
And finally, read this, please read it all.
Of course I'm sure you'll come up with some non-scientific reason why it
just isn't true!!!

http://www.scientificamerican.com/ar...of-global-warm

On Sun, 23 Aug 2009 14:17:22 -0400, NotNow wrote:

Guzzistimo wrote:
On Sat, 22 Aug 2009 06:28:19 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

I promised the gret nephews I'd take them and my niece out to the lake
for some serious tubing today, but one of the boys has a bad dose of
the flue and as I speak it's 58 degrees outside. HUH!? yeah, this is
the year that spring never ended. I dont' think tomorrow afternoon is
tied up so I'll see what I can do if the kid isn't still sick, but
probably wopn't be going then either.


Oh well....


Kind of a disapointment actually. I love spending time with the kids!

That damn global warming is a bitch!
--

John H

There is none, despite all of the data telling us otherwise, the right
wing politicians are telling all of you that it isn't happening. I'm
glad that Greenland realizes it really is happening, though, the
retreating ice has opened up a lot of areas for mining in their country.

I had a young engineer approach me a few years ago while I was taking
Pro/Engineer training and asked me what I thought of global warming. I
was training on the swing shift, and the second shift guys spent a lot
of time discussing current events. I told the young man that I was
all for it. The young engineer practically went apoplectic. "Well,
what about the children?" he remonstrated. I told him that I thought
the children would enjoy the change as well. Another engineer nearby
laughed upon overhearing the conversation and the young man harumphed
and marched off. There are a few things about the entire conversation
on global warming that have puzzled me for some time. It's my opinion,
and I believe it be based on good information, that the people that
most invest in the fact of global warming likewise have purchased the
fact of evolution. And in my various discussions with these
particular folks, evolution is nothing more than change. There is no
purpose, and there is no empyrean force directing it. It is simply
change, and people should learn to accept that. Likewise, these same
folks generally have adopted the idea that there is no hope of an
afterlife. Death is an inevitability that simply must be accepted,
and to try to find some way to escape it, through the conjure of
superstition or otherwise, is foolish. People should just accept that
there is a finality to life and nothing follows. To me, it's an odd
thing that these same persons that share these views would sound such
a vociferous alarm about the possible fiction of global warming. If
global warming or "climate change" is a fact, then I have no problem
with accepting that. But the verdict is still out. There are many
qualified experts that haven't subscribed to the 'danger' of global
warming as being a factual dynamic. Even still, if evolution stands
as an accurate model, why resist change? It's simply change and a
reasonable person should simply accept change. And if the human race
should come to extinction, what is the harm? In fact, isn't that a
palatable solution to the whole affair? If man is such a threat to
nature and the physical world by virtue of his own folly, wouldn't
nature be better off with his extinction? And life offers no real
hope for better things, since any notion of better things suggest that
man experentially has an appreciation that life has better things to
offer, why would anyone resist a simple change in the physical world,
even if that change could potentially eradicate the human race, as
pitiable as it is. Perhaps someone sometime will provide some
reasonable answers to this conundrum. No one has yet, to my
satisfaction.

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On Sun, 23 Aug 2009 21:55:54 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Aug 23, 8:49*pm, wrote:
On Sat, 22 Aug 2009 11:45:42 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Aug 22, 10:18*am, wrote:

I'm getting ready to head down to the houseboat on Ken Lake, myself.

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Ken lake seems to be a beautiful get away spot:

http://parks.ky.gov/findparks/resortparks/kl/

Hope you have a great time.

One of the reasons I enjoy Kentucky Lake so much is because of the
fishing. *The crappie fishing in the the spring is just fantastic. And
I can catch some nice crappie right off the dock where we have our
boat moored. *I had my worst fishing there this outing. *I hauled in a
few small bass and crappie, which I released. *But, I had a lot of
large fish that broke my lines (probably channel or blue cats). *I
ended up having to switch to 12 lb test from the 8 lb that I had been
using for white bass. *The entire area down there, though, is a good
vacation spot. *The link I have here is just for the Land Between the
Lakes;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_Be...ional_Recreati...

There's so much more down there, one note wouldn't do it justice.

I've been to Carlyle Lake before; but, I 've never fished there. *I've
fished Rend Lake and some of the other Lakes in the lower half of the
state, though. *I'll have to give Carlyle a try sometime (if I can
ever manage to get that kind of time.)

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Well, Carlyle doesn't have the beauty of the Kentucky Lakes network
that's for sure, but there is a lot of fishing done there, back in the
little coves and such. and seeing that the lake is actually a dammed
up portion of the Kaskaskia river, there's a lot of fishing done at
the base of the spillway. not much beauty, but lots of fish!

http://henkelshookandarrow.com/report.htm


Thanks for the link. It looks as though Lake Shelbyville and Carlyle
have some things in common, aside from the varieties of fish,
including the river that feeds them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Shelbyville

I used to travel to Peoria every week since I worked for an
engineering services company that did work for Catapillar. I would
take I-74 from Bloomington to Peoria, and a short way out of
Bloomington on the interstate is a sign that says "Origin of the
Kaskia River." There's nothing to see there. It looks like there
might be a small gully that runs through a cow pasture on the south
side of the highway. I suspect that may be what the sign is referring
to. Illinois has some nice lakes as a result of that gully.

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On Sun, 23 Aug 2009 14:17:22 -0400, NotNow wrote:

Guzzistimo wrote:
On Sat, 22 Aug 2009 06:28:19 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

I promised the gret nephews I'd take them and my niece out to the lake
for some serious tubing today, but one of the boys has a bad dose of
the flue and as I speak it's 58 degrees outside. HUH!? yeah, this is
the year that spring never ended. I dont' think tomorrow afternoon is
tied up so I'll see what I can do if the kid isn't still sick, but
probably wopn't be going then either.


Oh well....


Kind of a disapointment actually. I love spending time with the kids!

That damn global warming is a bitch!
--

John H

There is none, despite all of the data telling us otherwise, the right
wing politicians are telling all of you that it isn't happening. I'm
glad that Greenland realizes it really is happening, though, the
retreating ice has opened up a lot of areas for mining in their country.

I had a young engineer approach me a few years ago while I was taking
Pro/Engineer training and asked me what I thought of global warming. I
was training on the swing shift, and the second shift guys spent a lot
of time discussing current events. I told the young man that I was
all for it. The young engineer practically went apoplectic. "Well,
what about the children?" he remonstrated. I told him that I thought
the children would enjoy the change as well. Another engineer nearby
laughed upon overhearing the conversation and the young man harumphed
and marched off. There are a few things about the entire conversation
on global warming that have puzzled me for some time. It's my opinion,
and I believe it be based on good information, that the people that
most invest in the fact of global warming likewise have purchased the
fact of evolution. And in my various discussions with these
particular folks, evolution is nothing more than change. There is no
purpose, and there is no empyrean force directing it. It is simply
change, and people should learn to accept that. Likewise, these same
folks generally have adopted the idea that there is no hope of an
afterlife. Death is an inevitability that simply must be accepted,
and to try to find some way to escape it, through the conjure of
superstition or otherwise, is foolish. People should just accept that

This is hard to comprehend?

Death is inevitable, therefore Russian Roulette is just a game that you
can come to terms with.

The fact that the human contribution to natural global warming might
foster an unpredictable tipping point and cause dire global consequences
can be ignored too because, hey, its getting warmer anyway.

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BTW - in English it would be "country's". I only mention that since you
are working so hard on your new career as a proofreader.

LOL, what a dumb ****...

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