joke

据说最近华尔街最流行的一段子是这样的，假设去年您有1000美元,如果买了达美航空的股票,现在还能剩下49美元; 如果买了AIG的股票,剩下约12美元; 如果买了房地美股票,剩下约2.5美元; 如果买1000美元的啤酒,喝光后再把易拉罐送去回收站,还能换回214美元……

sccgov.org - boat here

Vasona Lake

Vasona Lake is open for non-power boating year round. Paddle boats and row boats are available for rental from early spring through early fall. The lake also offers fishing for Black Bass, Crappie, Catfish and Blue Gill. Public boat storage is available for a fee and a launch ramp is provided.

Stevens Creek

Stevens Creek Reservoir is a 92 acre, non-power boating reservoir popular with fisherman and boaters. Anglers may fish for Rainbow Trout, Black Bass, Large Mouth Bass, Catfish and Crappie. Sailors, kayakers and non-power boaters can enjoy a beautiful view from the calm waters of Stevens Creek Reservoir. Please click here for more information regarding fishing at Stevens Creek Reservoir.

Lexington Reservoir

Uvas Reservoir

There are no designated trails within the park at this time. The reservoir is a 286 acre, non-gas powered (electric motors are permitted) boating reservoir popular with fishermen and boaters. Anglers may fish for trout, black bass, large mouth bass, catfish and crappie. Sailors, kayakers and other non-power boaters may enjoy a beautiful view from the calm waters of the reservoir. Picnic facilities are limited and are located at the boat launch/parking area. The reservoir is a water conservation facility and water levels fluctuate. Therefore, the reservoir may be closed at times due to low water levels.

Chesbro Reservoir

The reservoir is a non-power boating reservoir, popular with fishermen and other passive boaters. Anglers may fish for trout, Black Bass, Large Mouth Bass, Catfish and Crappie. Sailors, kayakers and other non-power boaters may enjoy a beautiful view from the calm waters of the reservoir. The lake may close due to low water levels.

The Chesbro Reservoir County Park is located at:
17655 Oak Glen Avenue, Morgan Hill, CA
(408) 779-9232
Chesbro Reservoir County Park is located in the foothills east of the Santa Cruz Mountains and west of the City of Morgan Hill. The reservoir and park are accessible from U.S. Highway 101 or 85. From Santa Clara Valley, take the Bernal Road exit from U.S. 101 or 85. From the Bernal Road exit proceed west about 0.2 miles to Monterey Highway south. Take Monterey Highway south 3.4 miles to Bailey Road. Turn right and follow Bailey Road 2.8 miles west over a ridge to McKean Road. Turn left on to McKean/Uvas Road (McKean Road becomes Uvas Road 2.2 miles soulth of Bailey Road) and travel south 4.5 miles to Oak Glen Avenue. Turn left on to Oak Glen Avenue and travel adjacent to Chesbro Reservoir 2.3 miles to the parking lot and boat launch area (near the dam)

boating policy

Wet weather Policy

WET WEATHER POLICY

During wet weather only banded boats will be allowed to launch

at Anderson, Calero, Coyote Lake and Stevens Creek Reservoirs.
If the boat arrives wet (even if caused by the rain or wet pavement)

and is not banded, it may not launch.
We strongly encourage boaters to get their boat inspected

and banded prior to wet weather.
There will be no exceptions.

possible places for the boat 3 - Lexington Reservoir

Lexington Reservoir

The park includes the 475 acre man made reservoir available for non-gas powered boat use and fishing.

Visitors to Lexington Reservoir may access the water in electric powered boats, on sailboards, or rowboats. However, swimming is prohibited. The designated staging areas are located off Alma Bridge Road at the boat launch ramp and Miller Point day use area. The boat launch is located about 0.3 miles from the dam. Non-gas powered boats may launch from the ramp when the reservoir water levels accommodate use of the ramp. Portable toilets and first come first serve picnic tables are also available at the boat launch area. This area is also used to access the Jones Trail and Saint Joseph's Hill Open Space Preserve.

canoe FAQ

Canoe FAQ

"Where do I get a boat, and where do I paddle"
* Lake Borundi Foothills Park, Palo Alto. Must be with a Palo Alto resident for entry to park. Small lake, good for a family outting, with frogs, redwing blackbirds, and a small island. Very few people.

*Stevens Creek Reservoir, Cupertino. Small, but no motor boats, Popular for fishing too. Can be crowded summer weekends.

*Lexington Reservoir, Los Gatos. Very Accessible, No power boats. Isolated canyons where very few boats venture, and, when the lake is very full, a bayou-like area near the south end. Better conditions when the lake is holding more than 8000 acre feet. A full circuit is about 4.5 miles. (Thanks to Jerry Hawkins for this description).

SF boating

Possible places for the boat 2 -Quarry Lakes

site 22 Quarry Lakes

Also one of fishing places

Possible places for the boat 1 - Stevens Creek Reservoir

Stevens Creek Reservoir


http://www.outbackadventures.com/trips_classes/destinations/kayaking/stevens_creek.htm

Steven Creek Reservoir is a 92 acre non-power boating reservoir, conveniently located in the South Bay foothills near Highway 280 in Cupertino. The reservoir provides paddlers with peace and quiet, warm yet refreshing water, and abundant wildlife. These qualities combine to make Stevens Creek Reservoir a great kayaking destination.

Canoe put-in map around bay area

California Boat Launch Ramp and Put-in Index

change a topic - how to liberate tw -- my ideas

Here is what I thought how do we liberate TW
and discussed with GF last night.

1. Let north poles ice melt (global warming happening anyway)
and then all tw people will be happily jump on board

2. let stock market crash crash crash, and let tw declare bankcrupcy
and then we, chao di, buyout them

3. let each one of us to throw a rock in to the gulf and then there
will be a natural rock bridge between,... they have no where to escape :-)

How about that...

俺的那个神儿啊...
什么时候股市才能见底啊...
崩溃鸟...

开战纪录5

10.4 A vs 10

用实力说话。
（不象某人唠唠叨叨，语无伦次）哼哼！

开战纪录4

10.03, 6 vs. A

是役，吾等勇不可当，有如神助。某豪杰之士，尝将主牌悉数押底，复胜之，众异，岂知天道公正，吾方运之所至，技之所及，焉有不胜。

次日再战，吾等心慈，屡自取烂牌以娱之，彼益猖狂，余等怒，于末盘以炸弹狂轰之，彼气焰既消，乃散。

Market down big again, so sad ...

Cartman said: "It's 9 o'clock in the morning, go away, please"