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The Lean Educator Conference is being held in collaboration with the 2015 Engineering Lean & Six Sigma (ELSS) Conference, presented by IISE's Lean Division, EdNet, LEAN and LEI. This brings together major players in both industry and academic lean Six Sigma initiatives and research and is a unique opportunity for you to reach several key audiences at once. As an exhibitor, you'll be able to display your products and services in an intimate setting that allows you one-on-one time with attendees. This is your opportunity to obtain maximum exposure, reach new prospects, close sales and strengthen relationships with existing customers. There will be time set aside each day for the attendees to meet with our exhibitors. All exhibitors and sponsors will have their company logos and descriptions featured prominently on the exhibitor's page on the conference website.
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Bah humbug boys and girls! Now that Little Red and Will Scarlett have fixed up everything in Sure-Wouldn't Forest, they're off on another adventure for the holidays, with figgy-pudding, smoking-bishop and ghosts that'll scare the Dickens out of you ("They're right behind you!")! When the Sheriff is confronted by three spirits in the night will he stop being such a Scrooge?
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Today at Geneva's Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie, Jaeger-LeCoultre unveils its latest creations— exceptional timepieces testifying to the constant quest for technical perfection and aesthetic harmony.
Invention . For Jeager LeCoultre, this word has become a philosophy that for nearly 180 years has motivated all those who have contributed and continue to contribute to, the success of the Manufacture.
400 patents that have changed the history of Haute Horlogerie, hundreds of innovations that have become revolutions, tens of thousands of watchmaking operations handled to perfection, timepieces that have become living legends: this is Jaeger-LeCoultre.
Duomètre à Sphérotourbillon
The most recent of all the inventions to have punctuated the long history of Jaeger-LeCoultre combines within a single timepiece the four branches which, from the very roots of the Manufacture, have forged its destiny. The new Duomètre à Sphérotourbillon represents the perfect meeting point of Precision, Reliability, Functions and Style.
Beneath its apparently classic and yet distinctive and instantly recognisable appearance, inspired by historical pocketwatches and in harmony with the most demanding horological codes, the Duomètre à Sphérotourbillon, equipped with a movement based on an entirely unprecedented mechanical concept, boasts superlative timing performance while presenting a truly amazing visual show. It is indeed what one might call the ultimate watch.
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The Master watch line takes its inspiration from the great 19th-century tradition of complication pocket-watches.
The new Master Ultra Thin Tourbillon watch displays restrained elegance and features fine, taut lines with its new pink-gold case. This Manufacture-made calibre and its ultra-light grade 5 titanium carriage stem from decades of chronometric and technical research & development.
For its part, the new Master Ultra Thin Réserve de Marche, one of the most emblematic mechanical complications in the world of Haute Horlogerie, has found its finest expression. Two classic complications – a power-reserve indication and a pointer-type date display – are elegantly associated in this model.
Deep Sea
In 1959 Jaeger-LeCoultre created the first diving watch with an alarm in watchmaking history to remind divers when it was time to start returning to the surface. This year Jaeger-LeCoultre will introduce the Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea Vintage Chronograph as a tribute to one of the great legendary watches.
Endlessly interpreted on both its front and its back, the Reverso watch plays with time.
The new Grande Reverso Calendar watch reflects a perfect blend of expertise, refinement and elegance.
With the Grande Reverso 1931 Rouge watch, Jaeger-LeCoultre introduces a new version equipped with a red dial, inspired by the historical model and radiating a blend of refinement, sophistication and elegance.
Discover without delay the latest creations for 2012 as they are unveiled at the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie, from 16th to 20th January. Stay connected!
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Today at Geneva's Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie, Jaeger-LeCoultre unveils its latest creations— exceptional timepieces testifying to the constant quest for technical perfection and aesthetic harmony.


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The dress code that many county school systems have adopted will not apply in Lenoir County Schools.
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Langford Palmer of Kellogg, Idaho, distinguished alumnus and a 1973 graduate with a degree in English, became a certified registered nurse anesthetist in 1973. In 1982 he became administrator of the Shoshone Medical Center in Kellogg, Idaho, and five years later he implemented and administered a 15-bed skilled nursing facility within the medical center. Palmer relinquished his leadership role in 1992 but continued to serve as a full-time CRNA. He continues to support SMC by providing quality CRNA services on a regular basis. It was his dedication and loyalty that kept the hospital organization viable. He and his wife, Gloria, have raised a family, and are now enjoying grandchildren.
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Small-business owners in the food or retail industry might want to reconsider their sales pitches, according to The Associated Press.
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Brandi Shirey, owner of a birthday and wedding cake business, is admittedly frustrated with the current lending environment.
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The group stops at a nearby port to stock up on supplies and prepare to enter an area devoid of fish of the sea and wind that takes two weeks to be crossed. In the hold, a mushroom purchased by Naruto from a vegetable merchant begins to multiply and to absorb the chakra of Yamato. After resisting for a long time without food, Naruto and Guy taste the mushrooms, but they poison them and push them to act in a violent manner. Without alternatives, Naruto calls Gamatatsu and asks him to bring him Shima's food, composed of insects. All aboard eat and regain strength, even managing to defeat the pirates when they come to look for valuable cargo.


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The North Carolina Department of Justice released a statement from Attorney General Roy Cooper Tuesday about the Supreme Court's ruling on the Voting Rights Act. Cooper had signed a brief urging the court to uphold the act before it struck down section 4.
"This ruling doesn't eliminate North Carolina's obligation to keep elections open and accessible. Now that this important tool used to fight election law discrimination is gone, the legislature must take even more care to resist new laws that make it harder for people to vote," read the state from Cooper.
This landmark civil rights law was originally enacted in 1965 to combat efforts to disenfranchise certain groups of voters and was most recently reauthorized by Congress in 2006.
Section 4 establishes the criteria to determine whether a state or part of a state must seek review of any changes to its election laws by the U.S. Department of Justice under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, a process known as preclearance. Until Congress sets new criteria, no state or part of a state will be subject to preclearance under Section 5.
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An incredibly rare 19th-century horizontal table mystery clock with single hand by German clockmaker F.S. Rosenlehner of Munich. This fascinating antique timepiece features a free wielding hand that rotates upon a fixed point in the center of a glass dial to indicate the hour via a magnetized mechanism within its base. The case is crafted of walnut in a Renaissance-inspired style. The clock comes with a winding key and an original paper label that gives instructions on operating this wonderful mechanism.
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Disney California Adventure opened in 2001 as an "off the shelf" theme park – outfitted with Golden State-themed carnival rides and unoriginal food brands. The cookie cutter park offered dining tied to overhyped culinary names such as Wolfgang Puck and Robert Mondavi, whose concepts didn't resonate with visitors confused by the un-Disney like venue.
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"We couldn't make any money," Puck told The Register in 2009 about his failed Disney food partnership.
From the moment it opened, Disney officials have scrambled to make adjustments at the ill-timed new theme park. (It opened the same year as 9/11.) The biggest overhaul comes Friday when Disney unveils the last phase of a $1.1 billion fix-it-job that infuses more "Disney DNA" in two new park sections – Cars Land and Buena Vista Street.
Storytelling, Disney officials promise, will take center stage – and the food is no exception.
New dining venues will have Route 66-inspired "crooked" pies, cone-shaped foods and treats, funky high-octane cocktails and Balboa-style ice cream bars. The makeover also includes the debut of a glamorous, 1920s-era fine dining restaurant. The opulent Carthay Circle Restaurant and Lounge promises top-notch service, modern eclectic dishes and retro cocktails – some made tableside for exclusive guests.
The 256-seat restaurant features a farm-to-table menu by Andrew Sutton of Napa Rose – considered one of Orange County's best fine dining establishments.
"This is the highest level signature restaurant we've built at any theme park," said Gary Maggetti, Disneyland Resort's food and beverage general manager.
During media tours over the past few weeks, several Southern California reporters got a sneak peek of Cars Land and Buena Vista Street. Here's an overview of the food and drinks found in each.
Buena Vista Street
Buena Vista Street is California Adventure's version of Disneyland's Main Street USA – an intricately designed entrance made to replicate Los Angeles in the 1920s. A bulk of the park's new dining venues are here – Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Cafe, Mortimer's Market, Clarabelle's Hand-Scooped Ice Cream, Trolley Treats, Carthay Circle Restaurant, Carthay Lounge and 1901 (a private dining area for high level Club 33 members). The key landmark of the land is Carthay Circle Theater, a structure modeled after the Los Angeles theater where "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" premiered in 1937.
The two-story Spanish revival building, with a tower that soars to nearly 90 feet, is positioned at the top of Buena Vista. Disney officials are calling it California Adventure's version of the slightly shorter "Sleeping Beauty Castle." The lofty landmark is home to three dining venues.
Disney officials say every "nook and cranny" was considered when building Carthay – from the sconces to the tile work. The restaurant's interior replicates the original theater's carpet design, woodwork and ironwork.
The menu loosely pays homage to classic dishes of the 1920s, while adding necessary modern twists to make each dish relevant for today's finicky foodie. For example, Sutton uses flank steak in the Cobb Salad and panko fried chicken livers for the "Liver and Onions" dish. Other menu items include sushi-grade yellowtail, quail, ceviche, udon noodles, duck wings and wild and farm-raised fish.
When developing the menu, Sutton said he walked the park to see what foods were missing at California Adventure.
"I tried to see what the need was, and the biggest thing was freshness," Sutton said.
Not to be short-changed, the kids menu features selections for up to three courses ranging in price from $5 to $13 at lunch and dinner. Some entree choices include Sloppy Joes, Chicken Schnitzel, fish of the day and a petite filet.
Sutton said the children's menu was designed so the kids have "the same experience as the adults." It also underscores Carthay's main philosophy: "It's about families and sharing."
Carthay's ground level dining features a public lounge and a private dining area for Club 33 members.
For those seeking lighter meals, and slightly smaller prices, the lounge menu offers snacks such as sushi rolls, tacos and sliders.
Like the food, the booze selection offers a mix of contemporary and classic touches.
Top-shelf drinks include Walt Disney's favorite, Scotch Mist, plus a well-thought out selection of craft beers and 35 wines by the glass. For various cocktails, Disney plans to use three types of ice – cubed, crushed or sphere.
Adding an element of entertainment and pampering, Carthay bartenders will prepare the restaurant's house martini and Manhattan cocktails tableside for 1901 guests and anyone seated at the public bar. 1901 is a private dining room for Club 33 members with platinum level access.
"We're going back to mixology – think James Bond," Carthay's general manager Jose Barragan said of the bar's retro drinks.
Along Buena Vista Street, visitors can grab quick-service meals, treats and drinks from Mortimer's, Clarabelle's, Candy Treats and Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Café. The café – named after the Three Little Pigs – is one of the few new dining spots where Disney's promise of authenticity is tossed aside. The cafe will be home to the first of six Starbucks cafes opening at Disney theme parks in Anaheim and Florida.
The menu will feature an uninspired mix of Starbucks and Disney foods, including espressos, Frappuccino blended beverages, breakfast sandwiches, pastries and deli sandwiches. As a token gesture, baristas will be dressed in period attire.
Mortimer's Market – named after Mickey Mouse's original moniker – will be a fruit and beverage kiosk. Clarabelle's will serve ice cream in waffle cones, sundaes and hand-dipped chocolate bars made with Dreyer's ice cream. Dreyer's is found at scoop shops throughout both parks, so nothing entirely new here except the Balboa-style bars, which can be topped with pop rocks and sprinkles.
Cars Land
While Buena Vista Street revives a bygone era, Cars Land brings to life the fictitious Radiator Springs from the beloved Pixar animated movie. Top Disney executives – including Michele Gendreau, director of Food and Beverage for Walt Disney Parks & Resort – spent a whirlwind trip on Route 66 for inspiration.
Gendreau's culinary team took the job seriously, introducing innovative "road foods" at Cars Land's three new restaurants: Cozy Cone Motel, Fillmore's Taste-In and Flo's V8 Café.
During a preview tour, reporters sampled several roadside dishes and desserts from the menus of Cozy Cone Motel and Flo's. Offerings included the "ugly crust" pie, dill pickle flavored popcorn, spitfire Rotisserie meats (turkey and pork loin), shakes, Red's Apple Freeze, baked beans, a veggie Shepherd's pie and a bread cone stuffed with chili and Fritos corn chips.
The wacky-looking chili bowl likely will be one of the most unique food items sold in the park. The chili is served with a hearty bread bowl made to look like a roadside cone.
The pork loin is topped with a Coca-Cola infused barbecue sauce – a version of which can be found in the baked beans. We sampled three versions of Flo's "ugly crust" pies – individual treats with crooked crusts inspired by a Texas café. The apple cheddar was a favorite.
One standout item was Red's Apple Freeze at the Cozy Cone Motel – five "wigwam" food stands that sell cone-themed treats. The frozen chiller is made with apple juice, toasted marshmallow syrup and topped with a passion-fruit mango foam. It's reminiscent of the yummy Butterbeer drink at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando – one of my favorite theme park drinks.
Not to be outdone by Carthay in the booze department, Flo's and the Cozy Cone Motel will serve specialty cocktails and beer from Anaheim Brewery and Bear Republic Brewery. High-octane pomegranate and limeade frozen drinks with vodka also will be sold at the Cozy Cone Motel.
Final thoughts
As a longtime Disney pass holder, I've witnessed the ups and downs of California Adventure. But I've always thought the food was the one bright spot at the park. Award Wieners, Corn Dog Castle and Ariel's Grotto have been fan favorites for years. Last year, Disney improved the food choices by scrapping McDonald's in favor of Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta and Paradise Garden Grill, which both offer tastier and healthier meal choices.
From what I've experienced so far at Cars Land and Buena Vista Street, the new foods balance out the rest of the park. They're fun, comforting, and occasionally glamorous – and I can't wait to go back for more.
Carthay Dining
Getting in: Disney started taking reservations for Carthay in early May. As of last week, the 256-seat restaurant is booked for dinner through most of June. Disney food officials suggest visitors check out walk-in availability at lunch, where bookings have been lighter. No reservations are required in the public lounge, which offers a menu of gourmet snacks and top-shelf cocktails.
World of Color dining deal: Disney is offering a center stage ticket to the World of Color water show to diners who order one entrée and one appetizer or a dessert and entrée. To put this perk in perspective, the tab for a halibut entrée and seasonal soup is $44. Remember, that qualifies for one ticket. If you have a child, the children's menu offers starter, entrée and dessert courses ranging in price from $5 to $13 at lunch and dinner.
Fireworks tip: See if you can time your dinner during Disneyland fireworks. The north terrace tables in the 56-seat patio have a view of the nighttime show.
Reservation line: 714-781-DINE
California Adventure Food History
Back then: The fast-food venues at Disney California Adventure (35, by our count) were creative in 2001. Unlike the uninspired foods served at Disneyland, the new Golden State-themed park served baked potatoes in carts, half a dozen types of French fries (waffle, happy face, shoestring), Boudin bowls, smoothies and surfboard-shaped pizzas. And let's not forget the booze. DCA visitors can imbibe dozens of wines by the glass, margaritas and specialty and domestic beers – a perk not offered to frazzled adults at Disneyland. Over the years, some dining venues have been tweaked or eliminated. Burger Invasion (aka McDonald's), Mission Tortilla Factory and Oom Mow Mow restaurants are gone. Two sit-down restaurants by Wolfgang Puck and Robert Mondavi have long been rebranded.
Now: Joined by some tasty newcomers, a handful of the park's original restaurants remain. Passholder favorites and hidden gems include Corn Dog Castle, Award Wieners, Taste Pilots' Grill and the Cove Bar. The year-old Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta and Paradise Garden Grill have given the park a long overdue jolt of healthier meals.
June 15, 2012: Eight new food locations join the mix with the debut of Cars Land and Buena Vista Street: Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Cafe, Mortimer's Market, Clarabelle's Hand-Scooped Ice Cream, Trolley Treats, Carthay Circle Restaurant and Lounge, Cozy Cone Motel, Fillmore's Taste-In and Flo's V8 Café.
-Staff writer Jon Lansner contributed to this report.


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This is simply an incredible map. The level of detail is astonishing! Congratulations on a job well done!
Hi All,
it's been a while since I posted a map as "complete", but I just finished something that I worked on - on and off - for about three years or so. Longer, if you consider that this is really based on material I created back in the 1990s.
Anyway, the important part first - The map, which I had to scale down:
Some cropped sections at original resolution:
This map is a depiction of my science-fiction universe, which will be used for RPGs, fiction, and the like. It takes inspiration from many different science fiction sources (observant reviewers will note a big influence of H. Beam Piper on my naming scheme). The setting itself unfortunately does not yet exist in presentable form, but let's take one step at a time.
The map's creation was fairly complex, at least for my standards. Originally, I used a NASA illustration of the Milky Way Galaxy, but modified it beyond recognition. The resolution was also not nearly high enough to use it as a backdrop for a local map, so I enlarged it to insane proportions and then manually created a more detailed section for the Orion Spur. In theory I can do the same for other areas, until the Milky Way is all mapped out, but I doubt I will live long enough...
The bitmap background was created in GIMP, all labeling and the composition was done in Inkscape. The map is DIN A1 at 200 dpi, which works out to 6622x4677 pixels. It's 72MB in size, mostly because of the noisy background - I wanted it to look like those slightly grainy images we all know from NASA's various projects. As a side note, there are about 430 named star systems on this map.
I picked up a smaller test print today, (bad) photos of that can be found here: http://goo.gl/YHyV0
I ordered my A1 poster, and I can't wait to see how that turns out.
Finally, I've put up a post on my blog showing the various stages of the starmap: http://goo.gl/LjOOs
As you can imagine, I feel like I just got a major project done, even if it's just one small step in the universe creation process... :-)
Best wishes,
- Nils
WIP Threads:
- Milky Way Galaxy: http://www.cartographersguild.com/sh...lky-Way-Galaxy
- Near Solar Space: http://www.cartographersguild.com/sh...ar-Solar-Space
- Milky Way Galaxy Revisited: http://www.cartographersguild.com/sh...laxy-Revisited
- And, last but not least, for this map: Orion Spur Map: http://www.cartographersguild.com/sh...Orion-Spur-Map
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This is simply an incredible map. The level of detail is astonishing! Congratulations on a job well done!
Truly professional-looking. Well excecuted, interesting, and very detailed.
My hat is off to you, good sir!
Thank you guys :-)
I see you added Golter on the edge of the void! I'd rep you but I have to go and spread the rep love. Hope you find some time to read "Against a Dark Background", which is not one of his (Ian Banks) more popular "Culture" books, but is a really good sci-fi book on its own. Congrats on a great map.
Thank you! And, yes, Culture is on my long, long, to-read list... I'll get around to it. Some day.
Don't know anything about those star map things, but your map looks amazing. The level of detail, wow!
Thanks Katto.
Got my A1 poster! Sorry about the absolutely terrible photos: http://goo.gl/dJxmd
If you never printed out any of your maps professionally, I can only recommend that you do (make sure the resolution is high enough for the paper size) - it's an awesome feeling to hold it in your hand.
It's good to see a nice work.
Like Klaus says the hats are off to you man. A hard work must to be recompensed.


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us can connectionAug 30, 20141Hi! I am flying with United from Newark to Denver and from Denver to Calgary. The connection lasts 40 min. Arrival and departure in the same terminal B. Do I understand it right that I am going through Canadian immigration in Calgary,not in Denver ? Do you think the connection time is okay? thanksMariaSat, Aug 30
30 mins enough for domestic connection?Aug 16, 20142Dear forum members I have a 30 minute gap between 2 domestic United airlines flights. Reservation was done at united.com. Is it doable to catch my connection else I can cancel in the next few hrs. My domestic flight arrives at 4.42 pm at Denver on Tuesday, Dec 2,2014 and my connecting flight to another US city is at 5.16 pm. I am an adult traveling alone with no mobility issues. Please advise! Thank you for this wonderful forumenkayThu, Aug 14Yes, it is possible. All United gates at DEN are located on the B concourse.ZAPFri, Aug 15
Stoon to LAX with connection in DenverJul 22, 20144We are flying out of Saskatoon, SK to LAX. We have a 1 hr 10 min connection time in Denver. Will we have to clear customs in Denver and Will we have to collect checked bags and re-check them in Denver?mlrMon, Jul 21Yes, you will have to clear US Immigration, claim your baggage, go through US Customs, recheck your bags, and go through security. Luckily when the Saskatoon flights arrive in Denver immigration is unlikely to be crowded, but it still leaves little to no spare time to make your connection.ZAPMon, Jul 21That's what I was afraid of. Thanks for the information though. We will have to be as quick as we can. We have a party of 5 with one of those people being disabled. Seems like it may be tough.mlrTue, Jul 22
Flying intl. for the first time later this yearJun 25, 20144My family and I are taking an Alaskan cruise later this year. We fly out of Des Moines, IA (DSM), a layover in Houstan, TX (IAH) landing in Vancouver, BC (YVR). I know we'll go through Canadian customs and immigration in Vancouver for the trip out. The trip back is my concern. We fly from YVR to Denver, CO (DEN), then on to DSM. Am I understanding correctly that, since both flights of the return trip are on United, we pre-clear US customs in YVR, and don't have to pick up our luggage in DEN, and go through customs there?ShamanSamFri, Jun 20Delta uses the Jeppesen Terminal, Concourse C, which has gates C28-39 & C40-49 on either side of the center. On arrival at DEN, simply look at overhead screens to find your connecting flight & gate number, then follow signs to your gate. As to pre-clearance at YVR, you are correct.sajun14Sat, Jun 21Please ignore sajun's nonsensical and incorrect "advice". Yes, you will pre-clear US Immigration and Customs in Vancouver and do not have to do anything in DEN. Your arrival into DEN will be like a domestic flight. Both your arrival and departing flight will be on the B concourse at DEN.ZAPSun, Jun 22
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Is 1 hour enoughJun 16, 20140Arriving into Denver from PalmSprings at 9:09 a.m. then leaving for Cancun at 10:12 a.m. Both are United flights. What concourse would we land at and would we have to go through customers to catch our next flight to Cancun. Would there be enough time to get our connecting flight to CancunRookMon, Jun 16
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Is 1 hour long enough?Jun 17, 20141My husband and I will be flying in from Tucson on October 15 flight LH8953 and we have 1 hour from arrival till our next flight on LH0447 to Germany. Will we have enough time to make it?RobinTue, Jun 10You will go through US Immigration, claim your baggage, go through US Customs, then re-check your baggage in the international terminal at ATL. Then there is a special security checkpoint that you go through that leads to the plane train that will take you to the concourse for your departing domestic flight.ZAPTue, Jun 17
1:45 minute layover in Denver, customs then get on another United fligJun 10, 20141I am looking to book a flight from Regina, to Salt Lake City and the quickest and cheapest route takes me through Denver International Airport. I would have a 1:45 minute layover, both my flights would be with United, however I would have to go through US customs in Denver. It also looks like it will be hard to get all my luggage as carry on... will I have to get my bags or will they move them to the next plane for me? And will I have enough time? What would happen if I missed my flight? Thank you so much to anybody who can help in anyway!CanadaTue, Jun 3Note that your first flight will be operated by United. You will arrive on concourse B and take the underground train to Concourse A where your Lufthansa flight will depart. You should have enough time if your first flight is on-time. That is all you have to do (no security, nothing with baggage).ZAPTue, Jun 10
45-60 min connection between airlinesMay 27, 20140I am flying from JAX on Delta and then connecting through DEN for my flight on Frontier. These are two separate tickets. Is this enough time and are there kiosks on the gate side of security where I could check in for the Frontier flight? I will have only a carry on bag.TLWTue, May 27
enough timeMay 25, 20141I have a 44 min layover, arriving on United 1153 @ 9:11am and departing United 5190 @ 9:55. Is this in the same concourse and duable to make the connection?cabSat, May 24
Time for a smoke break?May 21, 20142I have a layover of 1 hour 45 min. between two United Airlines flights. Do I have time to go from concourse B to concourse C and back again.... I'm a smoker and I am wondering if I have time. Thank you!raragonWed, May 21Yes, if your first flight is on-time you should have enough time to go to concourse C, buy something to drink, have a smoke and go back to B. The underground train connects all concourses inside security.ZAPWed, May 21
Short connection 1 hr 5 minMay 21, 20144We are flying Calgary - Denver and then Denver to Maui in August. The connection time is 1 hr 5 min. Any idea on if we need to change terminals and if this is doable? If we have checked luggage, do we have to claim our luggage once we land in Denver and then drop it off when heading to Maui?pattyTue, May 20At YYC go through US Customs Clearance; at Denver you won't need to re-check-in your bags (unless you bought two separate tickets for 2 airlines). Your arrival at & departure from depends on which airline(s) you use. I suggest you open www.ifly.com/den then click on 'Terminal Map' under 'QUICK LINKS', and scroll down to the detailed text.wemay14Wed, May 21Assuming both flights are on United. You will pre-clear US Immigration in Calgary. In Denver all you have to do is go from your arrival gate to your departure gate, which will both be on concourse B. You should have plenty of time if your first flight is on-time.ZAPWed, May 21Yes, they are both on United. Thanks for your help as it's eased my mind on the short connection! So I assume then that my checked bags will have no problem getting moved over in time.pattyWed, May 21
Terminal A to C - one hour connecting timeMay 8, 20143Planning to fly Southwest from OAK to DEN on Friday morning arriving at 9:25am, one hour layover to AirTran to Cancun departing at 10:25am. I believe I have to get from terminal A to C. Is one hour cutting too close?ELTue, May 6You will arrive in concourse C and likely depart from A (although you may also depart from C). All concourses are connected inside security by an underground train. If your first flight is on-time you should have plenty of time.ZAPWed, May 7


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Team Tobirama was a team led by the future Second Hokage, Tobirama Senju. It was comprised of himself, Hiruzen Sarutobi, Homura Mitokado, and Koharu Utatane. Very little is known of the team, but on occasion during the First Shinobi World War, they teamed up with Danzō Shimura, Kagami Uchiha, and Torifu Akimichi to carry out a mission. While being pursued by enemy Kumogakure ninja, Tobirama sacrificed his life to give the others a chance to escape. Before leaving, however, he appointed Hiruzen as the Third Hokage. Homura and Koharu would later form the Konoha Council and become advisers to Hiruzen and future Hokage.
- Hashirama Senju appears alongside his brother and his team in some flashbacks. This is because Hashirama trained Hiruzen as well, who was seemingly being groomed to become Hokage from a young age.
- It was shown that at least at one point in time all three members of the team wore a similar jumpsuit outfit.[1]
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(a) All duties, powers, and functions of the Interstate Commerce Commission under sections 9 to 15 of this title, relating to operation of telegraph lines by railroad and telegraph companies granted Government aid in the construction of their lines, are imposed upon and vested in the Commission: Provided, That such transfer of duties, powers, and functions shall not be construed to affect the duties, powers, functions, or jurisdiction of the Interstate Commerce Commission under, or to interfere with or prevent the enforcement of, subtitle IV of title 49.
Source(June 19, 1934, ch. 652, title VII, § 701, formerly title VI, § 601,48 Stat. 1101; renumbered title VII, § 701,Pub. L. 98–549, § 6(a),Oct. 30, 1984, 98 Stat. 2804.)
In subsec. (a), "subtitle IV of title 49" substituted for "the Interstate Commerce Act and all Acts amendatory thereof or supplemental thereto [49 U.S.C. 1 et seq.]" on authority of Pub. L. 95–473, § 3(b),Oct. 17, 1978, 92 Stat. 1466, the first section of which enacted subtitle IV (§ 10101 et seq.) of Title 49, Transportation.
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Office of Postmaster General of Post Office Department abolished and functions, powers, and duties of Postmaster General transferred to United States Postal Service by Pub. L. 91–375, § 4(a),Aug. 12, 1970, 84 Stat. 773, set out as a note under section 201 of Title 39, Postal Service.
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Galeria Rooms on Zupanciceva 11 street (ulica) is approximately 10 minutes/800 m walking distance from the main bus/train station. When you turn towards the city centre from the bus/train station, take Miklosiceva street and go straight ahead until you reach the corner of Dalmatinova street, where you turn right and then continue on Dalmatinova street until you reach Slovenska street which you cross. When you find yourself on the other side of Slovenska street take Gosposvetska street until you reach Zupanciceva street. Turn left and the first big yellow house on your right is Galeria Rooms.
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A free to play CCG on kongregate.
The cards are divided into 6 kingdom, 3 dark (undead/alchemist/elemental) and 3 light (holy/ancient/mystic). Each deck is led by your choice of hero (which determines your deck's main kingdom), and can include cards from all kingdoms except your opposing kingdom (undead vs holy, ancient vs alchemist, elemental vs mystic) You are free to switch decks (once you buy the other starters with in game currency), so you do not have to worry about which starter you choose, although alchemist/ancients/holy are easier in my opinion to start with.
Game has PvE campaigns for each kingdom with 3 difficulties. End game goal though is on Pvp and of course obtaining higher rarity cards. The PvE should be used as tutorials really. PvP in the game is divided into several arenas with deck restrictions, so any type of paying/nonpaying players are sure to have fun. For example, bronze arena is restricted to use of only 1 epic and 2 rare cards max in terms of higher rarities and restricted to only use of tier 1 heros.
Gameplay is pretty good, objective is to reduce enemy hero's life to 0. Each hero has their own sets of abilities to help aid you to victory, aside from the hero card there are creature cards (which gets the summoning sickness delay, unless they have haste) spell cards, gear (equipment) cards, and runeword (field) cards. Runeword cards affect both players for a certain amount of turns. Each player starts out with a certain number of health and mana depending on which hero you choose. Each turn players gain 2 mana and draws 1 card. Max hand size is 5 but you are required to draw at the beginning of your turn, so you will end up discarding your rightmost card if you have to draw a card while having 5 cards in hand--This situation should never happen because you are allowed to increase your mana by 1 by discarding a card during your turn (You are allowed to do this as much as you like as long as you have cards to discard) There are 3 slots for creatures on the field and each creature attacks the creature on the opposite slot on the field if there is one, if the opposing slot is empty then the creature will attack the enemy hero even if they have creatures in the other slots. Of course there are many creature abilities that will affect how the creature attacks, etc. There are too many of those, so I'll let you try the game to discover them yourselves.
The game does use an energy system to restrict player progress, however I feel that it is not that bad in this game, since each game costs 3-6 energy depending on which arena you play in, and energy regenerates at a rate of 2 minute per energy. You start out with a max of 50 energy but through progress in the game, you can purchase max energy upgrades. If all upgrades are bought, your max energy can reach up to 125, which is not bad at all. Though only the first 2 upgrades are available for in game currency, the rest are bought via cash currency called gem (you can earn some gems by obtaining achievements in game and by logging in everyday to get daily rewards which sometimes gives gems, in all it will cost about around 14$ worth of gem)
Essentially completely free to play since all the boosters are able to be bought via in game currency (called gold), and the 'grind' if you will for the free players are not extremely discouraging either. Each win can net you around 33-58 gold per energy spent and each loss will net you around 16-17 gold per energy spent. Yes, you get rewarded with gold even if you lose so essentially as long as you play the game you will progress. It is truly a free to play game with paying options to speed up the process because you are not denied of 'any' content (minus 1 mediocre promo exclusive to anyone that spends $10) by not paying, all the cards are available for in game gold, even the promos are sold for gold at a reasonable price.
The game so far has 4 rarities of cards; common, uncommon, rare, and epic. There are currently 4 types of booster packs available, epic, gold, light and dark boosters each contains only 3 cards but the rarity are set in stone so you know exactly what rarity are in your pack. Epic packs are the most expensive at 40,000 gold which is around 3-6 days of saving gold (Depending on how efficient you are with your energy) but it guarantees 1 epic and 2 rare cards, so it is not bad at all. Gold packs are 5,000 gold which guarantees 1 rare and 2 uncommon. Light booster costs 1,000 gold only contains light cards and has 1 uncommon + 2 common, similarly dark booster are also 1,000 gold and contains only dark cards and has 1 uncommon + 2 common.
Singles are available for sale but those are gem purchases only, the singles section are random and refreshes every 15mins but that isn't too bad, you just have to wait for the card you want to show up. The prices are also pretty reasonable with epics being 11$, rares being $4.50, uncommons are $0.50 and commons are $0.10 Actual costs are actually less than that since when you buy kreds you are awarded bonus kreds when you buy in bulk, and then when you buy gems with the kreds on kongregate you are again awarded extra gems if you buy in bulk, so yea, those prices are only rough estimates.


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- Identification of clusters in the web graph based on link topology
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- Huang, Xiaodi; Lai, Wei
- Abstract
- The web graph has recently been used to model the link structure of the Web. The studies of such graphs can yield valuable insights into web algorithms for crawling, searching and discovery of web communities. This paper proposes a new approach to clustering the Web graph. The proposed algorithm identifies a small subset of the graph as "core" members of clusters, and then incrementally constructs the clusters by a selection criterion. Two qualitative criteria are proposed to measure the quality of graph clustering. We have implemented our algorithm and tested a set of arbitrary graphs with good results. Applications of our approach include graph drawing and web visualization.
- Publication type
- Conference paper
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. School of Information Technology
- Source
- Proceedings of the 7th International Database Engineering and Applications Symposium (IDEAS'03), Hong Kong, China, 16-18 July 2003, pp. 123-128
- Publication year
- 2003
- Keyword(s)
- Clustering; Web Graph; K-Nearest Neighbor
- Publisher
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
- Format
- pp. 123-128
- 1098-8068
- Publisher URL


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Management Problems
Management Problems and Action Plan for the Meramec River Watershed
Status: Overall, water quality within the Meramec River basin is quite good. In fact, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources Clean Water Commission designated segments of Courtois Creek, Huzzah Creek, Blue Springs Creek, and the Meramec River as Outstanding State Resource Waters. Despite the basin's overall good water quality, problems do exist. In the upper and middle basin, cattle grazing on creek bottom pastures is very common. When cattle have open access to streams, damage to riparian areas and excessive nutrient loading of the streams often results. In the upper basin, impoundments containing tailings from mining operations pose a potential threat to stream water quality. The lower watershed from Eureka to Fenton is an urbanized zone that poses other threats to water quality. Sediment and pollution laden runoff enter the lower Meramec system rapidly because of impervious surfaces from development and the channelization of tributaries.
Objective 1.1
Streams within the basin will meet state standards for water quality.
Strategy: Enforcement of existing water quality regulations and necessary revisions to these regulations will help reduce violations. Water quality problems must also be addressed through public awareness efforts and by encouraging good land use in riparian areas and throughout watersheds in the basin. The citizen activism present in the basin through STREAM TEAMs and a variety of related organizations should be encouraged. Working with related agencies to promote public awareness and incentive programs, cooperating with citizen groups involved with water quality issues in the basin, and helping to enforce water quality laws will be among the most efficient ways to achieve this objective.
•Enhance people's awareness of 1) water quality problems affecting aquatic biota, 2) viable solutions to these problems, and 3) their role in implementing these solutions. Media contacts, personal contacts, special events, and literature development and distribution will be used to reach people throughout the basin.
•Review Section 404, Non-point Discharge Elimination System (NPDES), and other permits and either recommend denial or appropriate mitigation for those which are harmful to aquatic resources. Related activities will include cooperating with other state and federal agencies to investigate pollution events and fish kills, assisting with the enforcement of existing water quality, mining, landfill, and dam safety laws, and recommending appropriate measures to protect and enhance aquatic communities.
•Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), the Missouri Department of Health, and the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MDNR), should work together to reduce contaminant levels in fish by collecting fish for contaminant analysis, advising the fishing public on the impacts of contaminant levels, and identifying and eliminating sources of contamination.
•MDC, MDNR, and the Missouri Department of Health should work together to monitor water quality, improve water quality, and ensure compliance with discharge permits.
•Trained volunteer groups, such as STREAM TEAMs, can assist with water quality monitoring and improvement. Volunteers are presently monitoring water quality at over 30 locations in the Meramec River basin. Recruit volunteers to monitor Blue Springs Creek and Brazil Creek.
•Related monitoring efforts such as a possible Fisheries Division biomonitoring program and/or participation in the Missouri Aquatic Resource Assessment Project should also be encouraged and directed to strategic locations such as the lower Meramec where mussel populations are declining, Dry Fork and Blue Springs Creek which appear to be becoming more enriched from nutrient input, and Courtois Creek below the mine at Viburnum.
•Besides involvement in water quality monitoring and trash pick-up efforts such as the highly successful Operation Clean Stream, STREAM TEAMs have an advocacy role to play in regulatory and enforcement matters pertaining to water quality. Examples include the need for supporting funding initiatives related to municipal sewage treatment plant upgrades and supporting the drafting and passage of comprehensive state water law, including provisions related to in-stream sand and gravel mining.
Status: Stream habitat quality is fair to good throughout most of the basin. Some areas, including portions of the Brazil Creek subwatershed, Courtois Creek, Huzzah Creek, and Indian Creek watersheds, suffer from a more severe lack of riparian vegetation. In these and other streams the lack of adequate riparian corridors, excessive nutrient loading, streambank erosion, excessive runoff and erosion, and the effects of extensive instream gravel mining are among the problems observed. Grazing practices along many streams contribute to streambank instability, nutrient loading, and poor riparian corridor conditions. Increased land clearing and higher runoff associated with urbanization also impact stream habitat quality.
Objective 2.1
Riparian landowners on third-order and larger streams will understand the importance of good stream stewardship and where to obtain technical assistance for sound stream habitat improvement and good watershed management.
Strategy: Advertising and promoting stream programs, installing and maintaining demonstration projects, and providing educational opportunities to landowners will make them more aware of the reasons and techniques for protecting streams. Emphasizing economic advantages of stream improvements will encourage more landowners to participate.
•Work with MDC's Outreach and Education Division to develop stream management related materials and present related courses for elementary and secondary school teachers so that the next generation of landowners will understand the importance of good stream stewardship.
•Establish and maintain stream management demonstration sites. Initially, existing sites on the upper Meramec and Indian Creek will be used for demonstration purposes. Thereafter, additional sites will be developed as part of an anticipated Special Area Land Treatment (SALT) Project in the Dry Fork watershed. Other sites will be located to provide demonstration opportunities to landowners throughout the basin.
•Promote good stream stewardship through landowner workshops and stream demonstration site tours.
Objective 2.2
Maintain, expand, and restore riparian corridors, enhance watershed management, improve instream habitat, and reduce streambank erosion throughout the basin.
Strategy: Strategy: Along with good water quality, high quality aquatic habitat is the critical factor in maintaining and improving natural stream communities. Stream habitat conditions will be improved by cooperating with and providing technical assistance to private landowners, working with other local, state, and federal agencies to manage stream frontages on their properties, and installing stream improvement and habitat enhancement projects on public lands within the basin. Monitoring habitat conditions and using regulatory avenues to reduce impacts from development projects should also help to identify problems and minimize impacts on the stream resource.
•Ensure that all public areas are examples of good stream and watershed management by including appropriate recommendations and prescriptions in area plans, implementing these practices in a timely manner, and monitoring these practices throughout their life. These practices will include, but may not be limited to, riparian corridor re-establishment, riparian corridor management, and maintaining soil erosion levels at "T" (soil replacement level) or lower.
•Provide technical recommendations to all landowners that request assistance and who are willing to reestablish and maintain an adequate riparian corridor.
•Work with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and the Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) boards to help them address watershed management concerns with their programs.
•Improve riparian corridor and watershed conditions by actively participating in SALT projects to incorporate fish and wildlife values and promote sound stream stewardship. Cooperate with NRCS and SWCD boards to establish a SALT Project in the Dry Fork subwatershed and in additional subwatersheds suggested in the GIS Analysis Section of this report.
•Assist landowners with improving stewardship of streams by promoting cost share programs, including MDC's Cost Share Program, that include streambank stabilization, alternative watering provisions, and establishment and maintenance of quality riparian corridors in target areas. Material presented in this report is useful in considering potential target areas.
•Encourage agencies, municipalities, county governments, and citizen groups such as the Meramec River Recreation Association, Operation Clean Stream, and STREAM TEAMs to work together in establishing and maintaining riparian greenways. Creating a comprehensive Meramec River greenway plan to be shared by adjoining stakeholders would aid the process. Important wetlands identified in the GIS Analyses section of this report should be considered in future additions to existing greenways.
•Assist with monitoring compliance with provisions of the Meramec Park Lake deauthorization (Public Law 97-128). Besides deauthorization of the reservoir, the state of Missouri was deeded a perpetual 600-ft. easement on privately-owned land bordering the Meramec River, Huzzah Creek, and Courtois Creek within the project area. This easement is intended to provide a natural corridor in which construction of new buildings, tree cutting, and trash deposition are prohibited.
•Assist the US Army Corps of Engineers in their Section 404 regulatory activities, especially those pertaining to gravel mining and bridge replacements. Assistance shall be in the form of reporting unauthorized activity as well as participating in pre-application meetings and commenting as requested on 404 permit applications. Utilize contacts with landowners, contractors, developers, and municipal and county officials as opportunities to educate people about how to obtain gravel and control construction site erosion in ways that minimize damage to stream systems.
Objective 2.3
Protect and restore the limited wetland habitat within the Meramec River watershed, particularly Palustrine wetlands that function as fish nursery areas and areas containing significant clusters of Palustrine wetlands.
Strategy: Nearly all of the goals, objectives, and strategies in this Action Plan contribute to the conservation of Riverine wetlands. A more directed effort will be needed to address conserving important and scarce Palustrine wetlands.
•Provide wetland location information contained within the GIS Analysis Section of this report to entities responsible for the ownership and management of public lands to help ensure that special Palustrine wetlands already in public ownership are properly managed to protect and restore their unique characteristics. In addition, knowledge of special wetlands in an area may aid their acquisition if opportunities for purchase occur.
•Where special Palustrian wetlands occur on private land, landowners should be made aware of the uniqueness of the resource in their possession. This could be accomplished by direct personal contact from agency personnel, agricultural agency field days, or other means such as mailing information.
•Some landowners may have the desire to participate in private land incentive programs which help fund management techniques that benefit wetlands. There are a variety of programs available, and landowner services personnel with MDC, NRCS, and SWCD can assist in matching the right program with a particular landowner's resource and land management goals. Some examples of pertinent incentives include the Wetland Reserve Program, the Conservation Reserve Program, and cost shares for setting up planned grazing systems.
Status: The basin has a very diverse fish assemblage of 125 fish species collected since 1930. The crystal darter, a state-listed species, is present in the lower Meramec Basin. Excellent sportfishing is available on the Meramec and its tributaries, and basin streams are widely acclaimed, particularly for smallmouth bass and rock bass. Sportfishing management emphasis species are smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, rock bass, brown trout, and rainbow trout. Crawford County contains the Meramec River Special Trout Management Area (from Scott's Ford Access to Bird's Nest Access), the Meramec River Smallmouth Bass Special Management Area (from Highway 8 to Scott's Ford Access), and the Blue Springs Creek Wild Trout Management Area. The heavily fished Maramec Spring Trout Park lies immediately adjacent to the Meramec in Phelps County. Floating and float-fishing are highly popular within the basin, particularly on the upper Meramec River, Huzzah, and Courtois Creeks. The taking of non-gamefish (mainly sucker species) by gigging is a strong tradition throughout the basin.
Meramec mussel populations have been surveyed periodically. Relative abundances are declining, and habitat disturbances are the suspected cause. Fortunately, the endangered pink mucket (federal listing) is still maintaining a presence in the lower Meramec.
The Meramec River basin contains eight species of crayfish and many aquatic insect groups, including pollution intolerant species that require clear, well-oxygenated, unpolluted streams. Unusual macroinvertebrates found in the Maramec Spring system include the cave crayfish (Cambarus hubrichti) and a caddisfly, Glyphopsyche missouri Ross. The cave crayfish inhabits the subterranean spring system while Glyphopsyche missouri is found in the spring branch. Maramec Spring is the only known location of Glyphopsyche missouri in the world.
Objective 3.1
•Evaluate, maintain, and where feasible, improve sportfish populations, with primary emphasis on smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, brown trout, rainbow trout, and rock bass.
•Strategy: Assess the quality of populations of sportfishing management emphasis species and take steps to maintain or improve their populations through public education, regulations, habitat improvement, stocking, and other methods.
•Finish the evaluation of the regulations on the Meramec River Smallmouth Bass Special Management Area and conduct periodic sampling to monitor any changes in the smallmouth bass population over time.
•Conduct black bass and rock bass population sampling on the Meramec River in Franklin County to help determine the feasibility of establishing special management area fishing regulations there.
•Stay updated on the status of sportfish populations in the Meramec and its more heavily-fished tributaries through periodic sampling.
•Complete and report on the assessment of the Meramec River Trout Special Management Area currently in progress. Adjust the brown trout stocking regime and regulations if appropriate. Work with the public to increase understanding and compliance with area regulations.
•Proceed with experimental instream habitat improvement projects at Blue Springs Creek.
Objective 3.2
•Maintain populations of native non-game fishes and aquatic invertebrates at or above present levels throughout the basin.
•Strategy: Assess the status of fish and invertebrate communities through systematic, periodic sampling. Techniques to maintain or improve non-game fish or invertebrate communities will depend on the community in decline and the causes of the decline.
•Develop standard sampling techniques for assessing fish and invertebrate communities, including the use of indicator species, and implement a monitoring program to track trends in species diversity and abundance.
•Maintain aquatic biodiversity and protect or enhance fish and invertebrate species diversity and abundance using water quality improvement, habitat improvement, regulations, stocking, and related techniques.
•Encourage the formation of a SALT Project for the Dry Fork watershed. The Dry Fork is the major recharge area for Maramec Spring. Maramec Spring is a vital water source for the Meramec River, and the spring branch itself contains very unique fauna.
Status: Streams in the basin are used extensively for fishing, floating, motor boating, and other recreational activities. The upper Meramec, Huzzah, and Courtois creeks each receive considerable use by floaters. Seventeen MDC stream access sites are located in the basin. Access to stream frontage is also provided by a mix of MDC conservation areas, MDNR state parks, county parks, and United States Forest Service (USFS) lands.
The public's understanding of the biological, social, and economic importance of streams in the Meramec Basin may be above average as evidenced by the defeat of the Meramec Dam proposal by referendum in 1978. While landowner participation in Streams for the Future programs has been limited, participation in the STREAM TEAM program has been good. Efforts are underway by several groups in the basin, including STREAM TEAMs, to improve public awareness of the importance of high quality streams.
Objective 4.1
•Access sites, bank fishing, and trails will be developed and maintained in sufficient numbers to accommodate public use.
•Strategy: Fishing, floating, and other stream-based recreational activities are heavy within the Meramec Basin. Acquisition and development projects along basin streams should be geared to meet the heavy demand.
•Acquire and develop public access and frontage sites (for boating and bank fishing) at Wesco in Crawford County, near Highway 30 in Franklin County, and at Route 66 State Park in St. Louis County.
•Encourage agencies, municipalities, and county governments to establish and maintain riparian greenways, wetlands, provide stream access, and improve bank fishing and other aquatic wildlife-based recreational opportunities on public lands.
Objective 4.2
Increase the general public's awareness of stream recreational opportunities, local stream resources, and good watershed and stream management practices.
Strategy: The public will be made aware of stream related recreational opportunities and issues through media outlets, fair exhibits, and MDC publications. Increased appreciation of stream resources should follow enhanced public awareness and education. More concern about the quality of water and habitat within the basin's streams should follow, and greater citizen involvement and advocacy in related environmental issues should result. Newspaper articles, presentations, and special events highlighting streams should help foster this awareness.
•Use streams for aquatic education programs with schools. Identify stream locations appropriate for educational field trips near participating schools. Water quality and proper land and riparian management should receive topical emphasis in rural areas, whereas water quality advocacy and stream user etiquette should be emphasized in suburban and urban locales.
•Participate in special events such as the Water Festival funded by a MDNR grant to the Meramec Regional Planning Commission. The objective of the Water Festival is to teach school children the basics of water quality.
•Maintain a stream emphasis in displays at public events, particularly the numerous community and county fairs.
•Contribute to an annual fishing prospectus for selected streams and to future revisions of Missouri Ozark Waterways (Hawksley 1997) and other water-oriented publications.
•There are over 80 listed STREAM TEAMs within the Meramec River basin. Despite very good coverage of the basin by TEAMs, a few gaps exist. Recruit TEAMs for Dry Fork and Brazil Creek. Promote the formation of STREAM TEAM associations.
•Distribute information through organizations such as the Meramec River Recreation Association, STREAM TEAM, canoe outfitters, and angler clubs.
•Assist private sector businesses, as appropriate, with developing Meramec River ecotours.
•Create a condensed version of this report, and make it available on the Internet for general distribution


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