Oakdale

The springlike weather has brought bass into shallower water in some foothill lakes, perhaps getting ready for the pre-spawn. At Lake Camanche, near Ione, a recent "lunker" catch was made by James Vella, of Oakdale, who boated a 15.75 pound largemouth bass which measured 28-inches, with a girth of 23.5 inches. The big fish was caught on 6 pound test line and was released. At New Melones, the lake level rose another four feet last week, and with the current storms predicted this week, it could

I: Analysis Four Square company is developing a training for new managers that focuses on conflict management. We have found that newly appointed managers sometimes lack the skills to carefully observe their employees behaviors and end up getting blindsided by conflicts that arise because of tension that builds over time. Due to discovering this need we have decided to start the needs analysis process to help us understand if this training should be required. According to Noe, the “needs assessment

     "Where you been," I ask her.      "Out," she replies.      "Oh, well I was just wondering what you thought about you and Anna sneaking out tonight and meeting me and Martin at Oakdale."      "Okay, sounds like fun," she replies coolly.      Goddamn is it possible to shock this girl. I love her.      "Well, I’ll see you then."

Clint Van Zandt was a FBI Profiler, Hostage Negotiator, Vietnam Veteran. Today, he is the author of dozens of articles on criminal psychology, crisis management and hostage negotiations and is president of Van Zandt & Associates, which is an international crisis management consulting company in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Prior to joining the FBI Van Zandt was a Special Agent with the U.S. Army Intelligence and is a Vietnam War veteran. He earned is bachlors in Sociology from Southern Illinois University

Bernard Ebbers is an Ex former chief executive, and the co-founder of WorldCom. WorldCom was the second largest long distance phone company in the United States now known as MCI, because of the tremendous scandal that led to the company’s bankruptcy (Crawford, 2005). With the grand success of WorldCom, Bernard Ebbers became one of the most powerful American businessman ever to face a criminal trial. In 2005, Ebbers was found guilty of securities fraud, conspiracy, and filing false documents with

“Bill, don’t do anything to get in trouble. Let me think about this and see what I can come up with to help. Give me a day or so and I’ll call you,” Andrew said and Bill agreed to trust him. He said good-bye and hung up the phone. Suddenly, Andrew realized he had gone through a traffic light, and a police officer was behind him with flashing lights. He pulled over, got his license and insurance card ready to hand to the officer while pleading. “I am sorry I didn’t mean to go through the light. I

On Friday, there was an event where guest readers would read their works to the UC Merced campus. The title for the readings was “Voices of California: Tell Me a Story”. The event featured three different readers, who were Micah Perks, Brynn Saito, and Optimism One. Each reader had different genres of writing. Each of the readers will tell us stories that involved California, implicitly and explicitly. They will take us on a journey that will allow us to explore the wonders in writing and how we

Bix Beiderbecke Leon "Bix" Beiderbecke was born on March 10, 1903 in Davenport. Bix was named after his father, Leon Bismark Beiderbecke, even though there is dispute over whether his legal name was also Leon Bismark, or if it was in fact Leon Bix. He was one of the most sought after cornetists in the 1920s, while he only became famous many years after his death in 1931. Today he is careful one of the early jazz musicians skilled enough to be related to the great Louis Armstrong, and his advanced

Growing up in Rock Hill, South Carolina, attending Westminster Catawba Christian School as an adolescent, living in a suburban area with my older sister Reaghan and parents, a portrait of the best life any child could ask has been painted. My sister and I were spoiled rotten and got pretty much anything we ever asked for. My life consisted of going to school, participating in fun family nights, viewing movies, and attending church on Sunday. I’ll never forget the delicious soul food Sunday dinners

“This viral vector engineered by my former supervisor, Dr. Rod Stinguard, will indeed seal his personal legacy,” Surina continued. “Overnight, he has propelled his name to the top of the list of contenders for the Nobel Prize in Medicine. Using his formidable connections with the World Governing Body, Stinguard readily gained their approval to distribute the viral vector globally. However, since they only tested twenty healthy subjects with a short follow-up, they could have missed the possibility