Finally made the news letter

....after 25 years of service:
http://today.slac.stanford.edu/a/2006/09-06.htm
-tom

Tom Nakashima typed:
...after 25 years of service:
http://today.slac.stanford.edu/a/2006/09-06.htm

Hey! They didn't even mention your art work. G Nice article, Tom.
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"Tom Nakashima" wrote in message
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...after 25 years of service:
http://today.slac.stanford.edu/a/2006/09-06.htm
-tom


You look taller in print.

john

"asadi" wrote in message
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"Tom Nakashima" wrote in message
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...after 25 years of service:
http://today.slac.stanford.edu/a/2006/09-06.htm
-tom


You look taller in print.

john

hilarious; and i didn't even read the previous post.

yfitons
wayno

Tom Nakashima wrote:
...after 25 years of service:
http://today.slac.stanford.edu/a/2006/09-06.htm
-tom

That's a nice article. I totally dig the way you did your Alaska trip
too! bruce h

"bruiser" wrote in message
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Tom Nakashima wrote:
...after 25 years of service:
http://today.slac.stanford.edu/a/2006/09-06.htm
-tom

That's a nice article. I totally dig the way you did your Alaska trip
too! bruce h


Thanks bruce, we should hook up sometime.
-tom

Jonathan Cook wrote:
Tom Nakashima wrote:


Thanks bruce, we should hook up sometime.


Come on out to a San Juan Clave...

Jon.
PS: Wife had a blue+gold macaw when we married...took me
8 years to get rid of it...

Recipe?

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"Jonathan Cook" wrote in message
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Tom Nakashima wrote:

Thanks bruce, we should hook up sometime.

Come on out to a San Juan Clave...

Jon.
PS: Wife had a blue+gold macaw when we married...took me
8 years to get rid of it...

Sounds like a good one, I'll check into it.
My wife is an animal lover also, "except for big fish".
I once caught a 41" leopard shark surf casting, got home and stuck it
in on the refrigerator rack with the head facing out, then fell asleep on
the couch.
When my wife got home grocery shopping she opened up the refrigerator, saw
the shark and screamed waking me up.
Said, "get that F_ _ K thing out of here you Putz!!!"
fwiw,
-tom

PS: Wife had a blue+gold macaw when we married...took me
8 years to get rid of it...

I hope you saved some feathers. In his _Tying Small Flies_, Ed Engle
has a couple of patterns calling for blue-gold feathers.

vince

vincent p. norris wrote:
I hope you saved some feathers. In his _Tying Small Flies_, Ed Engle
has a couple of patterns calling for blue-gold feathers.


Many of you have seen the cool surreal fishing related paintings in
Abe's. The artist is a cool guy named Dave Carpenter. He's a San Juan
veteran and he loves to fish downstream of Baetis Bend. He told me
that there was a fly that he developed that was very popular for a few
years way back. It was called "pearl's revenge" and to tie the
official pattern, you needed a feather from his Macaw, Pearl. Pearl's
long gone but Dave still has some of the feathers.

bruce h