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According to the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker, factory revenue in the worldwide server market decreased 4.0% year over year to $12.2 billion in the third quarter of 2012 (3Q12). This is the fourth consecutive quarter of year-over-year revenue decline, as server market demand continued to soften following a strong refresh cycle that characterized the market in most of 2010 and 2011. After declining in 2Q12, server unit shipments increased 0.6% year over year in 3Q12 to 2.1 million units. This was the 11th time in the past 12 quarters that server units have grown on a year-over-year basis.
On a year-over-year basis, volume systems experienced a 0.5% revenue decline. At the same time, demand for midrange and high-end systems experienced year-over-year revenue declines of 14.0% and 8.9% respectively in 3Q12. All three segments were impacted by difficult year-over-year compares combined with transitions in the technology refresh cycles.
"Worldwide server revenue declined for the fourth consecutive quarter in 3Q12. The market was constrained by poor macro-economic conditions in many geographies coupled with a number of technology transitions that served to further hamper the market," said Matt Eastwood, group vice president and general manager, Enterprise Platforms at IDC. "In fact, every geographic region except Asia/Pacific experienced revenue contraction in the quarter. The growth in Asia/Pacific was largely driven by strong demand in China, which helped a China-based server vendor – Inspur – into a top 10 factory revenue position for the first time."
Overall Server Market Standings, by Vendor
IBM held the number 1 position in the worldwide server market with 28.7% factory revenue share for 3Q12. IBM experienced a 7.6% year-over-year decline in factory revenue losing 1.1 points of share in the quarter on soft demand for System z ahead of a recently announced product transition. HP held the number 2 position with 27.3% factory revenue share following an 11.9% year-over-year revenue decline in 3Q12. HP continued to experience declines in HP Integrity server demand combined with relatively weak performance in their x86-based ProLiant server business. Dell maintained third place with 17.1% factory revenue market share in 3Q12. Dell's factory revenue increased 8.2% compared to 3Q11, helping Dell to its highest server market share in any quarter. Oracle maintained the number 4 position with 4.8% factory revenue share; Oracle's 3Q12 factory revenue decreased 23.1% compared to 3Q11. Fujitsu ended the quarter in the number 5 market position with 3.8% factory revenue share following a 22.2% year-over-year decline in server revenue.
Top Server Market Findings
- Linux server demand continued to be positively impacted by high performance computing (HPC) and cloud infrastructure deployments, as hardware revenue increased 6.6% year over year to $2.6 billion in 3Q12. Linux servers now represent 21.5% of all server revenue, up 2.1 points when compared with the third quarter of 2011.
- Microsoft Windows server hardware demand was down 0.9% year over year in 3Q12 with quarterly server hardware revenue totaling $6.2 billion representing 51.1% of overall quarterly factory revenue, up 1.6 points over the prior year's quarter. This is the second time in the past three quarters that Windows has been responsible for driving more than half of all server spending worldwide.
- Unix servers experienced a revenue decline of 14.2% year over year to $2.1 billion representing 17.3% of quarterly server revenue for the quarter, the lowest percentage of server spending in more than 10 years. IBM's Unix server revenue increased by a modest 0.8% year over year; however IBM still managed to gain 7.9 points of Unix server market share when compared with the third quarter of 2011.
- The market for non-x86 servers, including servers based on RISC, EPIC (Itanium-based), and CISC processors, declined 17.1% year over year to $3.3 billion in 3Q12. This is the fifth consecutive quarter in which non-x86 servers have exhibited a revenue decline. Non-x86 based systems now comprise 27.0% of the server market, the lowest percentage of server spending ever recorded by IDC.
"The Unix server market continued to struggle ahead of year-end refresh cycles," said Kuba Stolarski, research manager, Enterprise Servers at IDC. "IDC expects a short-term easing in the high-end market's decline as technology refreshes, including Intel's Poulson update to its Itanium line, begin to take their course. However, mission critical applications continue to migrate to x86 platforms, placing increasing pressure on the high-end server market."
x86 Industry Standard Server Market Dynamics
Demand for x86 servers continued to improve in 3Q12, with revenues growing 2.0% in the quarter to $8.9 billion worldwide as unit shipments were up 1.5% to 2.1 million servers. HP led the market with 32.0% revenue share based on an 8.7% revenue decline when compared to 3Q11. Dell retained second place, securing 23.4% of revenue share while gaining 1.3 points of share when compared with the third quarter of 2011. IBM rounded out the top three positions, holding 16.5% revenue share following a 4.7% year-over-year revenue decline. Overall, this was the thirteenth time in the previous fourteen quarters with a year-over-year increase in average selling prices for x86 servers as both the mix of systems and average system configurations continue to move up-market, helped in part by the increased focus leading suppliers have on converged infrastructure.
Bladed Server Market Results
The blade market continued its solid growth in the quarter with factory revenue increasing 2.9% year over year and shipment growth declining by 1.1% compared to 3Q11. Overall, bladed servers, including x86, EPIC, and RISC blades, accounted for $2.1 billion in revenues, representing 17.2% of quarterly server market revenue, a record high. More than 91% of all blade revenue is driven by x86-based blades, which now represent 21.5% of all x86 server revenue. HP maintained the number 1 spot in the server blade market in 3Q12 with 45.9% revenue share, while IBM finished with 19.0% revenue share. Cisco and Dell rounded out the top 4 with 15.0% and 8.1% factory revenue share, respectively.
"Modular form factors continue to gain favor with server customers," said Jed Scaramella, research manager, Enterprise Servers at IDC. "Many enterprises are exploring converged systems, which are built on top of blades. These platforms present vendors with the opportunity to increase their customer share of wallet through the attached sale of storage, networking, and services. On the opposite side of the spectrum, large cloud datacenters and service providers value the efficiencies and scalability of density optimized servers. Together these two form factors account for 22.9% of server revenue, gaining 3.3 points from a year ago."
Top 5 Corporate Family, Worldwide Server Systems Factory Revenue, Third Quarter of 2012
(Revenues are in $ Millions)
3Q12 Market
3Q11 Market
|3. Dell
|4. Oracle
|5. Fujitsu
|All Vendors
Source: IDC Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker, November 2012.
In addition to the table above, a graphic showing the relative market shares of the top 5 server vendors for 3Q12 and 3Q11 is available at IDC.com. The chart is intended for public use in online news articles and social media. Instructions on how to embed this graphic can be found by viewing this press release on IDC.com.
IDC's Server Taxonomy
IDC's Server Taxonomy maps the eleven price bands within the server market into three price ranges: volume servers, midrange servers and high-end servers. The revenue data presented in this release is stated as factory revenue for a server system. IDC presents data in factory revenue to determine market share position. Factory revenue represents those dollars recognized by multi-user system and server vendors for ISS and upgrade units sold through direct and indirect channels and includes the following embedded server components: Frame or cabinet and all cables, processors, memory, communications boards, operating system software, other bundled software and initial internal and external disk shipments.
IDC's Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker is a quantitative tool for analyzing the global server market on a quarterly basis. The Tracker includes quarterly shipments (both ISS and upgrades) and revenues (both customer and factory), segmented by vendor, family, model, region, operating system, price band, CPU type, and architecture. For more information, please contact Lidice Fernandez at 305-351-3051 or [email protected].
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from the your-pictures-growing-old-with-you dept.
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It's pretty amazing that TFA's discovery was by students.
Actually, that's pretty normal in graduate school. Professors have the breadth and depth of understanding that allows them to select promising projects and to know which have the greatest current value. (i.e., they know how to select a project that's currently important / interesting with a good likelihood of getting grant funding.) This also allows them to direct a large group of graduate students. But generally, once the graduate students receiv
That is, unless you have really good eyesight.
It's not so much the looking, as the masturbating after touching the pictures...Plus now you really can go blind from looking at naughty pictures.
i'd worry if your kid ate some negatives in the first place... those corners can be sharp you know...
Yeah, it's so life-like.
Read the slides [slashdot.org] (PDF), they acknowledge photosynthesis. Yes, it's just college students engineering new functionality as part of a competition [mit.edu], but that itself is pretty cool. I didn't know there is already a registry of standard biological parts [mit.edu] for this sort of hacking. They add photosensitivity to the bacterium membrane, add pigmentation change, and hook them up.
The same UCSF lab is also working on an AND gate to combine two sensors, which gets us closer to bacteria delivering lethal payloads to
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The domain name servers for the domain are NS1/NS2.BENSULLIVAN.COM. Mr. Sullivan lives at 4404 Price St, Los Angeles, CA 90027- about a 15 minute drive from University California Los Angeles. It's a stretch, but also an interesting coincidence.
Seems to also be involved in scienceblog.com, among other things. Which has the exact same address in whois- 4404-1/2 Price Street (sorry- first comment, I omitted the "1/2" by mistake.) Scienceblog.com also happens to feature the same story. He's pretty cheap about hosting, too- flickr seems to host a lot of the images he uses on his blog entries.
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Guess what? Scienceblog and themachineworks are both hosted out of an EV1servers hosting facility in Houston, Texas. They're so close to each other, they share the second-to-last router in a traceroute.
Second- brainblog and bensullivan.com are hosted from exactly the same server (or behind the same firewall) at theplanet.com. Again- in Houston. Ben Sullivan seems awfully cozy with Mounir Elabridi.
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The lab's home page is http://www.voigtlab.ucsf.edu/ [ucsf.edu] , but they don't have a news item for this yet. The work seems to be Engineering E. coli to see light and will be in Nature according to their Papers section.
The most recent presentation slides [ucsf.edu] (PDF) are a hoot, that talk must have been fun.
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David Peacock, Joe Buck to bring Jamba Juice to Missouri
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An investor group led by former Anheuser-Busch executive David Peacock is getting into the smoothie business.
Through a new corporation, ShowMe Smoothie LLC, the investors have entered an exclusive franchise development agreement to develop 15 Jamba Juice stores in Missouri and Kansas over the next nine years. Also involved are sportscaster Joe Buck and Saint Louis University basketball star Scott Highmark.
Emeryville, Calif.-based Jamba Juice Co. makes blend-to-order fruit and juice smoothies and has more than 770 locations.
"Jamba is recognized around the globe as a leader in health and wellness; our goal is to bring that authenticity to St. Louis area consumers and beyond," Peacock said in a statement. Peacock was president of Anheuser-Busch InBev subsidiary, Anheuser-Busch, from 2008 through 2012.
A spokesman for Jamba Juice was not able to say where the new smoothie spots would be located.
Jamba Juice, which started in 1990, is set to open between 60 and 80 stores in 2013, company officials have said. Jamba Juice opened 12 stores in the quarter ended Oct. 2, 2012.
According to the Jamba Juice website, franchisees need to have restaurant or retail experience, and they are required to have net worth of at least $1 million, with $350,000 in liquid assets. Traditional units are around 1,200 square feet to 1,400 square feet, with startup costs between $353,100 and $639,800.
Fees include a $25,000 initial franchise fee, 2 percent to 4 percent marketing fee, plus a 5.5 percent royalty fee on four or more stores (or 6 percent on three stores or fewer). Jamba Juice requires a commitment for at least three to five units.
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A giant, five-foot long jellyfish was discovered by a family as they walked on a beach south of Hobart, Tasmania this week. Australian scientists are now working to classify the new species.
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Dr. Lisa-Ann Gershwin, of Australia's CSIRO government agency, said that scientists had known about the species for a while but haven't had a chance to classify it as of yet.
Describing the specimen as a "truly magnificent animal," experts at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization were alerted to the discovery by Josie Lim and her family, who came across it.
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The Lim family "found the jellyfish and took this amazing photo that just boggles the mind," jellyfish expert Dr. Gershwin said. While not yet classified, Dr. Gershwin said the species was part of the Lion's Mane group.
These type of jellyfish "look like a dinner plate with a mop hanging underneath - they have a really raggedy look to them," she said.
The Tasmanian discovery was found stranded belly-up, Gershwin explained. It was one of a "species I've known about for a while but it's not yet named and classified," she said. "We're very eager to know more about it."
It is one of three new species of Lion's Mane in Tasmania in which the scientist is currently working to classify.
"Huge blooms" of jellyfish in Tasmanian waters over the p0ast three years, she said, but scientists were not sure why.
"We're very keen to find out why jellyfish are blooming in such super-abundances in these southern waters," she said.
The world's largest jellyfish shares the same genus - Cyanea - as the Lion's Mane. Found in the North Atlantic and Arctic, the Cyanea Arctica can grow up to 10 feet across the body, Dr Gershwin said.
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When we arrived I asked if twin beds were booked. She said queen and
divan . I thought that was a bit rich having to stay on divan. I had
told my friend I usually stay at Mooloolaba as the screen showed the
one at Mooloolaba. She then said they could make king into twin. We
had booked I bed twin apt. When we came back at 4.30pm. To get our
room key we were upgraded to twin plus double 2 bed/2 bath apt. So
great stay. - Anonymous
Amazing staff, especially concierge who always greeted us warmly and helped us with our twins. Very accommodating and sympathetic to our needs for our 6 month old babies. Well furnished rooms/suites for amazing value. Best location - just around the corner from flinders lane where lots of good restaurants / cafes located. One of the best experiences I've had at a hotel - particularly for the price we paid! - Anonymous
We love the location that close to China Town and plenty cafes and restaurant. We book apartment with 2 bedrooms. Every unit has equipped with kitchenette and washing machine that very useful for us, a family with 3 kids. So we can cook our self-catering. Our unit has 2 comfort room and one living room, so very enjoyable for all the family. - Anonymous
Ja, sehr angenehm - Anonymous
The hotel staff were friendly and helpful. In particular the Consierge who booked my transport to the airport Chris (I think his name is) was exceptional. - Janice
Lage ist Ideal, Transfer vom Flughafen war optimal, Appartements sehr geräumig - Anonymous
The room was excellent, well designed, clean and tidy. The staff were friendly and helpful and location was great. - Kim
I felt welcome and at ease - Kerry
Staff make or break any business and with that there is clean, hygienic - for me there is no compromise.
Adina management is to be congratulated for looking after their people and maintaining happy staff.
Staff who love going to work in turn make for happy and satisfied customers.
Adina delivers on its promise.
Well done
PS although I didn't use them, the washer & dryer are a real bonus especially in Melbourne. - Anonymous
Unfortunately the hot water system died the day we arrived, but
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informed on progress of repairs and eventually taxied to another
apartment. Staff also took time to offer sightseeing advice and hints to
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They Are Where You Find Them........
Posted by Mark Saturday, February 28, 2015 2 comments
Yes, its true, after all these years on the river I still find new runs. Knowing the river at every flow in every season really makes it about a half dozen rivers, maybe more. Fun to try new things, fun to see that this river hasn't come close to giving up all her secrets. Amazing to think that there are still so many places fish hide that never get touched. I am humbled every time I set foot on her shores.
The wade out to the newly discovered run was tough, and probably not real smart......
The water is fast and pushy, testing my wading skills to the maximum. Several times I look longingly toward shore not fully sure of the task at hand. Past the point of no return, I am committed now and I stagger on. Water is flowing hard around me waist deep, pulling me and pushing me. My feet slide crazily across shelf rock and thankfully grab hold. I walk the tightrope between control and foolishness. A dangerous chute waits far below me, taunting me, haunting me with the possibilities should I make a mistake. I usually don't get scared much on the river anymore, mostly because I don't put myself in the position to be scared. But, I am scared now and it feels good. Its a healthy and respectful kind of scared. All of the sudden, I feel like a kid again, a major dose of adrenalin spikes through my veins. I spy my path through the current and lunge for the high spot that will put me in a position to cast. My cleats dig hard as I lean into the small wave train and find purchase in the nick of time.
I have made it! Now what? It doesn't look nearly as good now that I am here. Why oh why do I do this? What I thought would be a slower inside seam races along, really too fast for a good swing. I scan the water looking for tell tale signs of a dish, a piece of structure, a flat spot, anything. I see a flat spot down in the run, near the limit of my cast. It's not much, but if there is a fish anywhere in here he will be there. I start to cast and swing. I am throwing a big upstream mend and pointing the rod straight out in front of me, even a bit upstream to try and slow the fly down a little. Very slowly dropping the rod and following the fly after the mend, really reaching out there. The swings are fast but as I near the flat spot I saw earlier, I find a 20ft wide slot that starts to feel pretty good. Its a narrow swath but the swings are slower. I am maxed on my cast so I start to slip line into the drift trying to reach that flat spot and keep the fly swinging slow.
After several drifts slipping a few feet of line in each time I am at my limit. With the extra line slipping, I am fishing my fly over a hundred feet away from me now. I make one more drift and the fly line catches some puffs in the current and does not respond to the mend that I try to put in. The fly is smoking through the sweet spot, much faster than I like. I hang on and hope and am met with a vicious take, the big buck coming out of the water instantly as my fly was probably cruising at about a foot under the water. The take came the only place it could have. The little flat spot at the limit of my wading and casting ability. I could never have anticipated how the fish would respond to a fly with that much pace.
He liked it and so did I!
A new fish in a new place, what could be better?
Ezekiel 36:26- And I will give you a new heart, and a new spirit I will put within you. And I will remove the heart of stone from your flesh and give you a heart of flesh.
Fish Move!
Posted by Mark Tuesday, February 3, 2015 1 comments
I met up with my buddy Marty on the river the other day and we had a great time fishing and just hanging out. As is always the case when guides get together, we exchange stories and observations of the rivers we fish and how the steelhead behave in our particular waters. We both shared experiences guiding where clients have hooked fish behind other people. It got me thinking, why are we as steelhead fisherman so adverse to fishing second pass through a favorite run? I mean we all like first shot at a producing run but that isn't always possible. Just because someone has fished through a run first doesn't necessarily mean they fished it well. And even if they fished it perfectly there is a factor that we often forget. Fish Move!
Fish are constantly on the move. Maybe not running hard up the river covering miles but many times they are moving around in a particular run. Fish are lazy and are always searching for a place that they can hold where they can expend the least amount of energy. When they find that temporary spot they may stay for a short time, like as little as a few minutes, to maybe an hour or so. Some will hold for hours or days, even weeks in some conditions. We are looking for the moving aggressive fish not the dour fish down in the trench. I have watched fish come into a holding lie that is a long term parking spot and sit for awhile and then move out within minutes. Why did that fish move from that perfectly good spot? Everything was perfect but he got antsy or something and moved. Steelhead are on a mission and even though they stop in places to rest, their instincts keep them in a state of almost constant movement. These are the fish that are grabby, the ones that are used to moving more, the ones that have no problem moving to eat your fly. These are the fish that move around in a run and are in a taking position when you fish the run. The guy before you fished it well but the fish was not in position or of an attitude to eat a fly.A fish can become aggressive to a fly in an instant if he is in a position to do so.
A number of things will make a fish move around in a run, rising or dropping levels, clarity, water speed, numbers of fish in a run,structure availability or the need to find a mate to name a few. We as fisherman need to realize that this constant movement can work in our favor. We need to fish every run with confidence knowing full well that any swing of the fly through a run may attract a fish that was not in a taking position just minutes before. I see it constantly with the people I fish with. We fish some of the same runs on the same day at different times and we hook fish behind each other all the time. These are our peers who know the lies and the water as well as anyone.
Bottom line is, it doesn't always matter who got into the run at first light. It's the person that is in the right place at the right time when that fish settles into a taking lie and eats your fly. You could be second person through or the tenth person through.
Fish move, so fish with confidence every time you step into a run. Don't let the fear of someone else fishing the run in front of you get you off your game.
Thanks Marty for hanging out with me. You always inspire me to think about these fish in new ways.
Genesis 1:20- And God said, Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life........
Tight lines
Its Better to Have Hooked and Lost..........
Posted by Mark Saturday, January 24, 2015 1 comments
...........than to have never hooked at all.
The grab was nothing out of the ordinary. Good solid pull followed by a squealing Hardy. A couple short runs then the fish came straight at me. I reeled to keep tension on the line as the fish moves upstream. "its a big buck" my buddy said to me as we both kind of recognized by the fishes behavior it was probably a boy. I still had not felt the full weight of the fish as it had been a highly erratic fight so far. As the fish moved upstream I put the wood to it and tried to roll him over or change his course. Not happening. My 7wt was bent to the cork and I was pulling as hard as I dared with 12 lb test. That's pretty hard. The fish was not phased in the least and just kind of did what he wanted. Another good line ripping run downstream and then more of the same. As I reeled and pulled, he just sort of swam and meandered his way back upstream. He got even with me and then went around a mid river shelf and sulked on the other side.
The line was over or under or around the shelf in such a way that I lost connection with the fish. I know he's still there but can't get an angle on the line or the fish with the current and structure hampering my efforts. My wise buddy says " Get downstream of him and pull him off backwards" This seemed counter-intuitive to me as it looked like the line was around the front of the rock and the current was keeping it down. The fish was on the far side. But, I was ready to try anything at this point so I slowly walked downstream, getting below the fish a ways and pulling the whole time. Finally, as I got below him I could again feel the throbs of a heavy fish still on the line but still around the rock somehow. I moved a little farther down and the fish came to life, surging and thrashing at the surface, throwing his massive body side to side and raising a ruckus. Still around the rock I staggered through the rocks reeling and pulling hoping to free the fish from its predicament. I stumbled and fell in, putting an arm down and feel the cold North Umpqua water pouring in by the buckets. I wobble to my feet colder and wetter. The fish makes one last thrash on the surface and saws the line off and we part ways. We both see the massive body and tail of a wild winter steelhead bolting for its new found freedom and he is gone.
The chances at these truly huge fish are fleeting. To get them to eat a swinging fly is one thing, to land them is another altogether and always a gamble. Everything must go perfectly and gear and knots must be perfect. That may easily have been the biggest fish I will see this year, maybe for years. I was privileged to encounter it and feel blessed to be near and know a river where these fish swim.
Remember, landing the fish is not always a possibility. Be thankful for the encounter and be ready for the next one.........
Proverbs 21:13 The horse is made ready for the day of battle, but the victory belongs to the LORD.
What the Frack?
Posted by Mark Saturday, January 17, 2015 0 comments
If You Love These.............
The Jordan Cove Project has kind of flown under the radar but now is crunch time. We need all your comments to deny the permits needed for this project. This is a bad idea in every way. There is a huge potential impact to our native fishery watersheds in Southern Oregon if this goes through.
Below is a sample letter that can be used that covers the basics. Also listed is the three agencies that these letters should be sent to.
Thanks for all your help!
Protect Southwest Oregon's Rivers From Fracked Gas Export
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) are currently asking for public comments regarding the impacts of a proposed gas export terminal and pipeline across the salmon watersheds of southwest Oregon. Both agencies are responsible for evaluating required Clean Water Act permits and protecting our public waterways. If these permits are denied the Jordan Cove project is dead in the water. Now is the time to let the agencies know you value clean water more than dirty energy and to deny these permits!
These permits deal with the proposed 230-mile pipeline to transport fracked gas from Malin to Coos Bay, through the watersheds of the Klamath, Rogue, Umpqua, Coquille and Coos Rivers. The project would involve a 36" pipeline crossing 400 different waterways, clearing important streamside forests and dumping sediments into clear water streams. Additionally the terminal site would require extensive new dredging in the sensitive estuary of Coos Bay. All told this would result in 5.8 million cubic yards of fill dumped into salmon strongholds throughout southwest Oregon.
TAKE ACTION: Send a letter to DEQ and the Corps describing how you consider the project not in the best interests of the public, and your concerns that the project would harm water quality and salmon habitat. Your voice matters and now is the time!
Please personalize your letter and let the agencies know how you personally value clean water and salmon, or how this project would affect you and your quality of life.
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) are currently asking for public comments regarding the impacts of a proposed gas export terminal and pipeline across the salmon watersheds of southwest Oregon. Both agencies are responsible for evaluating required Clean Water Act permits and protecting our public waterways. If these permits are denied the Jordan Cove project is dead in the water. Now is the time to let the agencies know you value clean water more than dirty energy and to deny these permits!
These permits deal with the proposed 230-mile pipeline to transport fracked gas from Malin to Coos Bay, through the watersheds of the Klamath, Rogue, Umpqua, Coquille and Coos Rivers. The project would involve a 36" pipeline crossing 400 different waterways, clearing important streamside forests and dumping sediments into clear water streams. Additionally the terminal site would require extensive new dredging in the sensitive estuary of Coos Bay. All told this would result in 5.8 million cubic yards of fill dumped into salmon strongholds throughout southwest Oregon.
TAKE ACTION: Send a letter to DEQ and the Corps describing how you consider the project not in the best interests of the public, and your concerns that the project would harm water quality and salmon habitat. Your voice matters and now is the time!
Please personalize your letter and let the agencies know how you personally value clean water and salmon, or how this project would affect you and your quality of life.
Sample letter
Letters should go to these three:
Army Corps - email@example.com
DLCD - email@example.com
Please deny certification or permits for Jordan Cove and Pacific Connector NWP-2012-441
Dear Governor Kitzhaber, Director Pedersen, Director Rue, and Colonel Aguilar,
I urge you to deny all permits or certifications for the proposed Jordan Cove LNG export project and associated 230-mile pipeline (NWP-2012-441).
Salmon are an iconic part of the Pacific Northwest and an important part of our regional economy. The proposed more than 5.7 million cubic yards of fill into 400 waterways throughout southwest Oregon would harm the habitat these fish depend on. The threatened watersheds, including the Klamath, Rogue, Umpqua, Coquille and Coos Rivers are known for their salmon and steelhead fishing throughout Oregon and the US.
Salmon depend on clean cold water, and many areas of southwest Oregon already face problems with warming waters and sediment. In fact, substantial money is spent by state, federal and private entities to restore clean water and improve salmon habitat throughout the region. Dumping fill into our streams and removing important streamside forests to make way for a gas pipeline would not only make conditions worse in these important watersheds, but would squander the public investment in salmon restoration.
The extraction, transport and eventual burning of fracked gas cannot be considered a bridge fuel. The gas in question – methane – is 86 times more powerful a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide, and recent studies from Stanford to NASA point to the lifecycle of gas being as bad for the climate as coal. Once Boardman coal plant shuts down in 2020 the Jordan Cove project would be the single largest greenhouse gas source in the state of Oregon, if we allow it. Exporting gas to new markets would accelerate fracking in the Rockies and would damage the State's efforts to halt climate change.
The pipeline route threatens 300 Oregon landowners with eminent domain – the condemnation and theft of their property – for the exclusive benefit of a Canadian gas company. Not only would their land be possessed, but lower pipeline safety standards in rural areas raise the risk of accidents for a pipeline company that has seen three explosions on their gas lines this year alone. Landowners and rural emergency responders are simply not equipped for the risk of any accident or intentional attack on a pipeline or facility involving more than 1 billion cubic feet of gas per day.
Finally, the U.S. Energy Information Administration tells us that exporting gas and bringing American consumers into competition with the world market for this gas would raise rates in Oregon and throughout the U.S. Higher gas prices would harm ratepayers and domestic manufacturing, shipping more jobs overseas.
This project would harm Oregon's clean water and the people and species that depend on it. It is clearly not in the public interest, and I urge you to protect the people and watersheds of Oregon from exploitation by denying all permits and certifications that your agencies are evaluating.
Thank you.
Winters Tug
Posted by Mark Thursday, December 4, 2014 0 comments
The fly lands with a light splash and quickly sinks through the off colored water, pulled down by its own weight and held down by the sink tip it is attached to. A slight upstream mend before the line tightens gives slack in the line and sends it deep into the depths. I can feel the line "hook up" as it reaches the deepest part of the swing and the line gets tight again. The line bellies out slightly and begins the familiar broadside swing of winter. I lead the fly, keeping it at the desired depth, feeling every movement in the current and how it affects my fly. I can actually feel the fly swimming and imagine what it look like under water in my minds eye. I close my eyes and see it pulsing and waving in the current, the materials collapsing and expanding as the current and line tension act upon them. I am lost in the moment, in the zone as it continues to swing through the heart of the run.....
I am in a swingers daze when the ever so slight hesitation in the line comes. After being so in tune these hesitations are felt immediately and instinct kicks in. Is it brushing over a rock? Am I hung on a log? Is it a fish? The line tightens up ever so slowly, I wait on it keeping my rod down. And then, there it is, a quick couple of short pulls indicating to me that the fish has the fly now and has turned. Its all feel. His movement and the turn on the fly signaled to me in the short pulls I felt. I leave the rod down and wait for him to flee back to his holding spot. The words of a friend echoing in my head "10 feet or ten seconds, whichever comes first!" The 10 feet comes first as he finds a new gear and realizes he's stuck peeling line of the reel like you dream about. The 10 feet turns into 30 feet and I lift the rod firmly now and give him a quick jab.
The quiet of the early morning is shattered by the sound of the
growling gears of a reel paying out line.........
The seasons they are a changing. Seems like it was just yesterday that I was throwing dry flies to free rising steelhead in 55 degree water. We now move from those free rising steelhead eating dry flies, to the slightly less active and harder to find fish found in the cool water of early winter.
The water levels can rise and fall dramatically at this time of year. Rivers go from blown out to fish-able and back in a matter of days. Each high water episode brings in a new pulse of fish. These early fish are great biters and have not seen many if any offerings on their way up river. The high water that brings these fish in allows for a river mostly devoid of people and they use this chance to gain quick access to the upper drainage's of many watersheds.
They arrive in the general vicinity of where they intend to spawn and they settle down and wait. These early winter fish are still sexually immature and will use the time, often many months before spawning, resting. Encounters with these fish are fleeting at this time of year. There can be good days and then there are multiple days without a sniff. The fish are solid and strong from their months at sea and are really a force to be reckoned with when hooked. These are really ocean creatures that have entered the relatively tame world of the river. They have the spirit of the ocean in them still and they act like it on the end of the line.
Have a safe winter season.
Tight lines and screaming reels to ya
Proverbs 4-26-Ponder the path of your feet;
then all your ways will be sure.
Posted by Mark Thursday, November 27, 2014 0 comments
High Plains Drifter
Posted by Mark Sunday, November 9, 2014 0 comments
The river was flucuating and semi off color due to the White River but still way fish able. We touched fish every day and the weather and wind was remarkable in many ways. From freezing temps to sunny days in the 70's. Then rainy nights with a whole bunch of wind thrown in. I got to see what 45+ gusts can do to a summer dome tent. It didn't end well lets just say that!! Several memorable full moon rises were seen as well. It was good to see the river again and she did not disappoint.


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Well not really the finale as there is one more book in the series. This is an excellent read as has been the entire series. I would have to say that Christian Rummel is one of the best narrators that I have heard to date. Outstanding story equaled by a great performance!
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HoopsHype Dwight Buycks rumors
David 'Dubi' Pick: Dwight Buycks has joined the D-League's Oklahoma City Blue, according to agent Chris Patrick. Twitter @IAmDPick
Alex Kennedy: Lakers must waive someone to add a player. They just worked out Quincy Miller, Tyrus Thomas, Gal Mekel, Dwight Buycks, Jordan Hamilton, etc. Twitter @AlexKennedyNBA
Q: Who replaces Delonte in China? David Pick: Damlen, that's a good question. The Chinese CBA teams are extremely unpredictable with their signings. I can't link a specific name. NBA free agent guard Dwight Buycks also had a $1.2 million offer from China during the off-season but opted to sign in Spain instead. He worked out for the Los Angeles Lakers, but I'm told they're not making moves right now. Oklahoma City Thunder are high on Buycks so, time will tell. Basketball Insiders
Shams Charania: Los Angeles Lakers will match up two free agent PGs -- Dwight Buycks and Gal Mekel -- for second workout Friday, league sources tell RealGM. Twitter @ShamsCharania
Alex Kennedy: Source confirms that the Lakers will work out free agents Gal Mekel, Jordan Hamilton and Dwight Buycks in addition to Tyrus Thomas tomorrow. Twitter @AlexKennedyNBA
Marc Stein: Another PG Lakers are looking at, according to my man @David 'Dubi' Pick, is Dwight Buycks, who got the call after John Lucas passed to go to China Twitter @ESPNSteinLine
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Well, another fabulous summer in Ibiza comes to a close. The A-listers were busy this summer: Zac Efron got cozy with Michelle Rodriguez, Bieber got punched, Paris Hilton ate dinner. I compiled a few simple rules to help you survive next time you find yourself partying on the bronzed coast. Do they call it that?
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The Pros & Cons Of Different Travel Partners
I believe that traveling is always a good experience (even a terrible vacation will give you stories to tell for years to come), but who you choose to travel with will make a big difference in what kind of experience you have. A cross-country road trip with your three best friends will be…
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Travel Porn: 6 Stunning Rooftop Pools
For me, the phrase "hotel pool" instantly conjures images of overcrowded, over-chlorinated concrete boxes teeming with rowdy kids with nosebleeds, but luckily, the airport Best Westerns of my childhood are not the only options out there. Case in point: the spate of gorgeous, relaxing rooftop pools popping up at swanky hotels across the country. These…
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Unfortunately, unless you're Richard Branson or a card-carrying member of NASA, it's not looking good that you'll be able to vacation on another planet anytime soon. Instead of mourning the fact that you'll likely never wander the terrain of Mars or Jupiter, I have 15 suggestions for bizarrely beautiful otherworldly travel destinations right here o…
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I've mentioned AirBnB in a few of my traveling posts, most recently the story of my roadtrip from Portland to Nashville. Ever since my boyfriend Nick and I discovered the site, which lets people rent out their homes to travelers, we rarely stay in hotels anymore. In fact, thanks to…
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Do you have a travel bucket list? It seems like my list of places to go before I kick the bucket gets longer by the day, and this week's travel theme has me itching to plan my next trip right now. I asked the rest of The Frisky staff to tell me about their dream destinations, and…
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It's Wanderlust Week here at The Frisky, and I don't know about you, but all this travel talk has me itching to plan my next trip! If you've got the travel bug but aren't sure where to venture to next, take this 5-question quiz to find out your travel style, and check out our destinatio…
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Wanderlust Week: 5 Trips That Changed My Life
My favorite thing about traveling is that it always changes me. Whether I'm taking a road trip to a neighboring state or exploring Europe for a month, I never come back home the same person I was when I left. Traveling changes your perspective, it changes the way you see yourself, and it changes the…
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I'm in the process of plotting out my travel schedule for the new year (if I don't have at least one trip in the works, I feel aimless and empty), and between all the travel porn viewing and frantic airfare price-checking, I've also been reminiscing about the trips I took over the last…
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Today I am driving my best friend to the airport. I am ridiculously excited. Not because she's leaving -- of course I'll miss her while she's away -- but because driving people to the airport is one of my greatest joys in life, followed closely by picking people up from the airport, artisanal cheeses, and…
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Romantic trips with your lover are nice, soul-searching solo traveling is great, but honestly, it's hard to beat a vacation with your BFFs. Whether you're looking to relax and recharge or recreate the most ridiculous scenes from "The Hangover," we've rounded up five amazing girlfriend getaways you'll never forget. Click on the gallery…
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"I've been really impressed with our receiving crew," Tri said. "They've come up a lot on their own time in the offseason (to work) with Jacob Eason just running routes, catching balls and just working on some fine details about concepts that we run. We're as deep as receiver as we ever have been. There's probably six guys at receiver for four spots that could all start."
The receiving corps includes seniors Tevin Gray, Justin Brown, Damon Terry, Justin Brown, Josh Rasmussen, junior Riley Krenz and sophomore Hunter Eckstrom. Tri said it's possible that five or more of the talented group of pass catchers could have 20 to 30 catches this season.
"I feel like we are really going to be able to spread the ball all over the field," Tri said. "It's going to be fun to know that we don't have to hide behind one or two of our better receivers and try to move them around. We can just lineup and play fast and spread the ball to any skill position on the field."
The Vikings depth at receiver and ability to spread the ball around the field should help them keep defenses on their heels throughout the season.
"It's going to force defenses to have to cover the whole field, everything," Tri said. "If teams are only going to leave four or five in the box because they're so worried about having to defend the field, we've got four offensive lineman back and a couple of good (running) backs in the backfield that like to pound the ball between the tackles."
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