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British airport operator BAA has announced an ambitious and
pricey plan to cut aerial congestion in the UK.
The $18.6 billion investment plan promises to improve condtions
at the group's airports -- including Gatwick, Stansted, and one of
the busiest and most congested airports in the world: London
Heathrow (shown at right).
Stansted can look forward to a second runway and terminal.
Heathrow's Terminal 2, called Heathrow East, would be replaced and
terminals three and four renovated. Plans also call for a second
satellite for Terminal 5, known as T5C, according to the UK's
Adfero news service.
"We are focused on our long-term plans to free the traveling
public from congestion and provide a good experience at our
airports," said BAA chief executive officer Stephen Nelson.
"The size and strength of BAA's balance sheet and our unrivalled
experience in developing new airport facilities, give us great
confidence that we can deliver this scale of investment on time and
on budget," Nelson added.
The plans will help the airports deal with an expected 2.8
percent annual air traffic increase at London airports and would
require no subsidy from taxpayers, he added.
The company says the best way for such vast improvements to be
made is for its corporate structure to remain as it is. It is
currently facing scrutiny from the Competition Commission over its
ownership of so many airports, which also includes Glasgow,
Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Southampton, Naples and Budapest.
Critics claim such holdings represent a monopoly.
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Guidelines for Promotion by the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation
Reference to the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation
The Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation is delighted to support your project. The Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation is a private charitable foundation headquartered in Switzerland. It is named after its founder Ernst von Siemens.
We urge you to note that the support provided is not promotion from Siemens AG. Siemens AG set up a foundation in 2009 called the Siemens Stiftung which, amongst other things, is also active in the field of arts and music. To avoid confusions please always ensure correct mention is made of the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation (also see the Reference section).
If your project is to be funded you will receive a grant-in-aid agreement following the Board of Trustees meeting. The allocated funds are project-specific and to be used, in accordance with the grant-in-aid agreement, solely for the approved project or sub-project. The Grant Recipient shall be entitled to the grant-in-aid once the supported project is announced publicly. 80% of grants-in-aid funding is transferred to the account stated in the application by no later than 30 days after the meeting of the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation Board of Supervisors held in May or June. With projects spanning several years each annual, pro rata allocated sum for the grant-in-aid shall be due for payment by June 30th at the latest. The remaining 20% shall be paid out once the project report has been checked. The Foundation checks submitted project reports within four weeks.
Acknowledgement of Receipt
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With grants-in-aid for composition commissions mention should be made of the support on all project-related media and on the score. With scores the logo is not required.
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"Composition commission by (name your institution), funded by the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation." Sponsorship of composition commissions partially funded by the Foundation must be indicated as follows: "Composition commission by (name your institution) with the support of the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation."
In the event of debut and repeat performances at your venue reference is to be made to the sponsorship.
In the event of coproductions and cooperations with other organizers these must also undertake to make reference to the sponsorship in the manner stated above.
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Please send us unsolicited a non-copyrighted photo of your project for our website.
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Families (and their dogs!) have fun Jan. 16-19, 2014 at the state's largest dog show, featuring agility, lots of breeds to meet, demos and more.
Get ready for four days full of fun for the family (and Fido, too!). The Michigan Winter Dog Classic returns Jan. 16-19, 2014 to the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi – and it promises to get tails wagging all around.
At this year's event, hosted by Oakland County Kennel Club and Livonia Kennel Club, families can check out more than 7,000 dogs. With upwards of 160 breeds appearing throughout the event, you're sure to see one of your favorites in the All-Breed Dog Shows, happening all four days.
Prepare to be entertained! You'll see pups doing all sorts of neat things, from duck herding to agility and pulling weight.
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You can expect to learn a lot about canines here, too. Organizers say one of the reasons to come to the show is to learn. Talk with experts, ask them questions and learn about buying purebreds, training dogs and caring for them. There will even be health clinics to swing by Friday, Saturday and Sunday for eye certification exams, OFA (Orthopedic Foundation for Animals) cardiac exams and more.
Be sure to take a break to check out the vendors while you're here. Browse booths and shop for everything from treats to clothing (for you and your dog).
Tickets to the Michigan Winter Dog Classic are $35/two adults and three kids – or $10/adults, $8/ages 7-12 and free/6 and under. Dates and times are as follows:
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- Friday, Jan. 17-Sunday, Jan. 19: 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
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IT'S A COMMON misconception that speed is entirely based on the genes your parents provided you. True, your ratio of fast- to slow-twitch muscle fibers defines your maximum potential, but most of us are slow only because we're rusty. "It's a muscle memory thing," says Donald Chu, director of performance enhancement at Stanford University. "If you don't practice speed, it will desert you." To avoid that, you need plyometrics—jump training—which is the most proven way to refresh your muscle memory.
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Police say a Massachusetts man was killed when he tried to cross a Maine road on his snowmobile and was hit by a pickup truck.
The Somerset County Sheriff's Department says the accident happened around 6:15 p.m. Friday as Robert Peavey, 57, of Gloucester was trying to cross a state route in New Portland.
The snowmobile came off a trail in the woods and was hit by a southbound pickup driven by Leroy Hiscock, 69, of Livermore Falls.
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After reading some overviews on iOS 6 I decided to install it on my iPad 2. Unfortunately, I discovered that Siri is not supported (probably should have read the fine print). I'm a little curious if anyone knows why that's the case.
I don't imagine it is a hardware limitation. After a quick skim of the tech specs, I noticed that the iPad 2's hardware is pretty much identical to the iPhone 4s which supports Siri. I used the following sites for the comparison:
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Jeff Jarvis, the well-known blogger behind BuzzMachine has been following the story of Sina Motallebi and other Persian bloggers in general over the last few days. He has included the eyeranian in his reviews and listed it amongst his links. I welcome all who come here via BuzzMachine. Maybe his readers could suggest some new tools for Iranians to blog more securely. Or maybe this will create a healthy and constructive exchange forum for both sides. Posted by Pedram at April 29, 2003 11:25 PM
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SNOHOMISH – What's the over/under on US 2? This summer, it's $22.4 million. That's the combined cost to build a new overcrossing at the Bickford Avenue intersection and to replace five failing culverts under the highway near Snohomish.
The Washington State Department of Transportation awarded Granite Construction of Everett the construction contract on Friday, June 8. Crews expect to begin work by early July. The new Bickford Avenue overpass will open to traffic in 2013, but culvert work will be complete by this fall.
"The drainage culverts under the highway are so corroded that our maintenance crews call them Swiss cheese," said Project Engineer Mark Sawyer. "They're past the point of repair. Replacing them will reduce our maintenance costs and help water drain off the road better."
Drivers can expect up to six around-the-clock weekend closures of US 2 this summer during repair work – three closures for eastbound US 2 and three for westbound. During each closure, crews will cut open a 20-foot section of the highway and dig down 30 feet to remove the old steel culvert and install a new one, made of thick, heavy, rubberized plastic. Once the new culvert is in place, crews will repave that section of highway.
At the same time culvert work is under way, crews will also begin constructing stormwater detention ponds and retaining walls for new on- and off-ramps that will connect to the new Bickford Avenue overpass.
"We know drivers have waited quite a while for improvements to this intersection – it can be a difficult place to turn left," Sawyer said. "It's actually one of the last intersections on this stretch of US 2 where drivers still have to make a left turn across high-speed traffic. The overpass is going to make a big difference here."
There were 13 collisions at the US 2/Bickford Avenue intersection from 2006 to 2010, including eight involving drivers turning left from Bickford Avenue. When it's complete in fall 2013, the new overcrossing will allow drivers on Bickford Avenue to cross over US 2 and then merge into westbound traffic from a new right-hand on-ramp. Eastbound US 2 drivers can exit onto Bickford Avenue using a new, longer off-ramp that will connect to the overpass.
For more information on the new Bickford Avenue overcrossing, visit www.wsdot.wa.gov/projects/us2/bickfordsafety. Information about this summer's US 2 culvert replacements can be found at www.wsdot.wa.gov/projects/us2/ebeysloughtobickford.
The combined culvert and overpass projects are funded through state and federal contributions. ###
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Intruding drone brought down in Karabakh
Published: Wednesday September 14, 2011
Washington - Armenian military downed an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operated by the Azerbaijani armed forces, officials said on September 14. Video of the aircraft's wreckage was posted on YouTube the same day.
The aircraft went down on September 12 at 7:30 AM local time near Vazgenashen in Nagorno Karabakh's Martuni district "as a result of special measures undertaken by units of air defense and radio-electronic warfare of the Karabakh Defense Army," the army's press office reported.
Vazgenashen, previously known as Gulably, is about ten kilometers from the Line of Contact (LoC) between the two armies. Armenian officials believe the aircraft was on a reconnaissance mission.
Karabakh military officials said there was a spike in Azerbaijani UAV activity in recent days most of it along the LoC. But an Azerbaijani intrusion at such depth can be considered a significant escalation.
Ambassador Andrzej Kasprzyk from Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe arrived in Karabakh on September 14 to "discuss the latest trends on LoC" with Karabakh leadership.
According to Bloomberg news agency, Azerbaijani officials initially could not be reached for comment about the incident. On September 15, Azerbaijan's Defense Ministry denied "any connection to the UAV that was shot down."
Armenia's air defense chief Col. Nikolay Babayan told Armenian media that according to preliminary data the UAV was of Hermes series produced in Israel.
Azerbaijan is known to have procured UAVs from Israel.
In June 2008, a Russian industry web site GPSearch.org cited an Azerbaijani Defense Ministry source as expressing interest in acquiring ten Hermes UAVs from Israel's Elbit Systems, after the same aircraft were used by Georgian military over Abkhazia.
"Our choice of this technology is based on its 'invisibility' for the adversary's air defenses," the Azerbaijani source was quoted as saying at the time.
Col. Babayan noted the difficulty in detecting the aircraft made of composite materials and claimed that Armenians succeeded in doing so by using domestically developed air defense systems.
Azerbaijan's Israeli-made UAVs were first seen in its June 2008 parade, when two other Israeli systems - Aerostar and Orbiter - were shown. Around that same time a UAV was seen near the Line of Contact for the first time and the drones have made at least several appearances since then.
Last year, Armenian aircraft were reportedly scrambled after UAV(s) intruded across the LoC. But this is the first known incident in which a UAV has been brought down in Karabakh.


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By Harold Hutchison
The search continues for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, as the mysterious disappearance of the Boeing 777 with 239 people on board in the early morning hours of 8 March continues to baffle the world. In addition to two stolen passports, it has also been revealed that two more people on board were listed with "suspicious identities" by authorities.
The London Daily Mail reported that the two passengers who used stolen passports from Italy and Austria had their passage booked by an Iranian. Meanwhile, the New York Post, citing an unnamed senior official, said that investigators were noting parallels to Pan Am 103, a Boeing 747 that was blown up by a bomb over Lockerbie, Scotland in 1988, and Air India Flight 182, another 747 blown up by a bomb off the coast of Ireland in 1985.
Finger-pointing has also begun, especially over the stolen passports. "Can't these immigration officials think? Italian and Austrian [passport holders] but with Asian faces," said Malaysian Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
Meanwhile, the search continues, with 40 ships and over 30 aircraft from ten countries searching for the missing airliner. Among the searchers is the USS Pinckney (DDG 91), which also is contributing two MH-60R Seahawk helicopters. A U.S. Navy P-3C Orion is also assisting the search.
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The fight for Reclamation
When John McPhee, in Encounters with the Archdruid, rides down the Colorado River with Floyd Dominy, the bullheaded Commissioner of Reclamation during the 1950s and 1960s, and David Brower, Dominy plunges into the Lava Falls rapid with a cigar clenched between his teeth.
Doused by the maelstrom, the cigar, minutes later, glows again: McPhee's sly allusion to Dominy's dominance of the tempestuous river.
Last August, when I rode a raft through the Grand Canyon with the latest of Dominy's successors, Dan Beard, I snapped a photo of the cigarless commissioner as we hit Debendorff Rapids. When I got the film developed, Beard was invisible, for a great mound of frigid water from the bottom of "Lake Dominy" (-Powell" was Dominy's idea) covered him like an African hut. I remember Beard's reaction when he emerged from the dissipating wave. A look of cardiac shock metamorphosed into the widest grin I ever saw, from which erupted a whoop even that noisy avalanche of snowmelt couldn't overwhelm. As Beard sat there shivering, the grin never left his face. He had come not to humble nature, but to be humbled himself.
Like McPhee - like all writers - I take metaphorical license. Dominy hoped to control the Colorado River much more than he did, and Beard may never free it as much as he may wish.
The demolition of Glen Canyon Dam (which, in fairness to Beard, he would never propose) seems as unthinkable now as Dominy's mad-for-dams obsessions, two giant river plugs at Marble Gorge and Bridge Canyon. That said, the differences between these two - who as commissioners would oversee a fourth of the West's water - are almost comically extreme.
Floyd Dominy's proudest monument is the great dam that drowned Glen Canyon, an ethereally beautiful stretch of river he described as "useless to anyone." He fought ferociously for Marble Gorge and Bridge Canyon, the Grand Canyon dams immortalized by the Sierra Club ads, whose ultimate purpose would have been to sell enough peak-hour electricity to finance a Martian-style aqueduct from the Columbia drainage into the Colorado, which he called a "river of deficit."
He held secret meetings with Los Angeles' water kleptocracy to map this and even grander diversion plans, and, in Zeus-like fits induced by prodigious draughts of bourbon and cigar smoke, bellowed about the "waste" of Alaskan water flowing seaward instead of southward.
Dominy drove Reclamation, in McPhee's phrase, like a fast bus. Some of his passengers admired and others hated him, but both camps were scared half to death. Dominy was Patton with MacArthur's ego doing Mulholland's work, which he considered the Lord's.
Dan Beard, who is 51, never spent a day at Reclamation before he was appointed commissioner, while Dominy came up through the ranks, extraordinarily fast. Before his appointment, Beard spent seven years working for George Miller, D-Calif., the deposed chairman of the House Committee on Natural Resources. In Dominy habitat - California's San Joaquin Valley, Colorado's Grand Valley, the subsidized cottonlands of Arizona - Miller is as popular as Salman Rushdie in Iran. Pugnacious and as big as a defensive end, the congressman says he takes that as a great compliment.
Beard, who is less combative than Miller but an avowed environmentalist and (he actually admits this) a liberal Democrat, says he hopes he doesn't have to build any big dams, but wouldn't mind taking some smaller dams down - especially those that have ruined salmon habitat.
Interviewed last fall on his Virginia farm, Dominy, who is 84, said, "Now I'm sure people can survive without salmon, but I don't think people can survive without beans and potatoes and lettuce ... I think the (salmon-blocking dams were) worth it. I think that there's substitutes for eating salmon. You can eat cake."
Unlike the famously autocratic Dominy, Beard is a lower-case democrat. When a Dominy loyalist in the Bureau suggests that his new boss is an environmentalist kook - and several reportedly have - Beard's typical response is an innocent "Why do you say that?" followed by a bout of Socratic debate.
Beard has the reputation of being relentlessly patient when pursuing a goal. He now runs an institution that, he readily admits, he "kicked around for years," a confederacy of engineers who couldn't wait for the next chance to build another dam. Dams have little or no place in Beard's vision. What he wants is to make the Bureau conservation-minded and, even worse, efficient.
"I came to Reclamation with one purpose," he says: "To make us more environmentally sensitive and responsive to the needs of the contemporary West. Any worthwhile project we have under way I want to complete as fast as possible. Beyond that, the Bureau's future isn't in dams. The era of dams is over. I say that to my employees every chance I get."
The American West has changed tumultuously during the Bureau's 92-year existence, change the Bureau has done a heroic job of ignoring until recently. By inclination and by law, its constituency remains overwhelmingly agricultural while the West's population has become overwhelmingly urban. The Bureau sells water and power to farmers for a fraction of what it costs the taxpayers to deliver it - for a dollar an acre-foot in some project regions, like the Umatilla Basin of eastern Oregon. By contrast, urban users typically pay $400 to $800 an acre-foot. Even if you discount the higher cost of urban infrastructure, the disparity is staggering.
Meanwhile, according to some project authorizations, the fish and wildlife have no legal right to water and no legitimate status as beneficiaries. And, though conserving water diverted for agriculture is the simplest and cheapest way to offer more to cities and nature, most older Reclamation contracts fix the subsidized price for 40 years or longer. In many cases, it is much cheaper to waste Reclamation water than to save it.
Two years before the Bureau came into existence, Los Angeles had a population of 102,479. The metropolitan region is now two-thirds as populous as Canada.
Las Vegas was artesian springs and a lone Mormon trading post in 1902; today it gains almost 5,000 people a month.
When the Reclamation program was getting under way, the Columbia River was stirred by 15 million salmon and the Central Valley's skies were darkened by 80 million migratory waterfowl. Their numbers have declined catastrophically, mainly because of federal dams that blocked and diverted the rivers and dried up most of California's wetlands.
Beard is convinced that Reclamation can supply more water to overspilling urban regions and disappearing natural areas with minimal harm to agriculture - without building dams. Not building dams may be the easiest piece of the puzzle. In the 1930s, Hoover Dam was completed, power plant and all, for less than $49 million; today, the environmental impact statement could cost almost that much, and might be large enough to serve as the dam. Inflation, diminishing returns, and environmentalism have made new dams almost impossible to build. In a number of cases, economics favors tearing dams down. Conjunctive use (falling back on groundwater pumping during drought years) and wastewater programs, as well as off-stream storage (pumping water to created storage basins) hold some promise. However, the likeliest new water sources are conservation, crop shifts, or farmland retirement.
"The greatest challenge facing state and federal water leaders," Beard said recently, "is how we can effectuate transfers from agriculture to urban and environmental uses in a politically acceptable fashion. I don't have any specifics on how we can guide these transfers. I just know they will happen. Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Diego, Tucson - urban regions in the desert West will not run out of water. If ag interests say, "Sorry, but we need to keep using all this water to raise hay and alfalfa," well, that's just not going to happen. As some sage said, water does run uphill to power and money."
Beard is short on specifics because, in a region where frontier thinking still prevails, redistributing water is, to many, a sacrilegious idea. As Mark Twain noted, in the West, "Whiskey is for drinking, water is for fighting over." Also, water transfers are sanctioned mainly through state law, and every state has written different laws.
Colorado may come closest to treating water as a free-market commodity, like pizza or pickles, but transfers to the Denver area have desolated some small agricultural regions and created a bit of a backlash. (Much the same has occurred in Arizona.) Some states recognize instream uses as beneficial, while others don't; some prescribe minimal flows while others refuse.
Ideally, water for new uses should come from conservation or crop shifts, with minimal loss of planted acreage. (Edward Abbey would have taken issue with that; his fondest wish was to re-desertify the West.) But conservation and crop shifts require incentives, which may not exist. Under hoary appropriative rights doctrine, one appropriator's conservation or lapse in use becomes the new supply of the next in line.
California, among other states, has amended its water code - repeatedly - so that a farmer who conserves water retains the right to sell it. But the long, tyrannical rule of unadulterated prior appropriation has left a legacy of cynicism and disbelief. Several California farmers have said flat-out that the state's code revisions don't amount to anything "real," and they won't conserve water "just so L.A. can take it."
Dan Beard's Hundred Steps approach to water reform is to try to change things little by little and project by project.
"The operation of each one is slowly being revised," he says. - 'Feasibility" is the operative word. Westwide revision isn't a political option. We've only seen mega-legislation affecting the whole program, or a huge piece of it, in 1902, 1924, 1939, and 1968 and 1992. Transfers will be worked out by state legislatures, in city and county governments, maybe even by Congress. But the Endangered Species Act and the changing culture at Reclamation are moving us in different ways."
Even as the "wise users," buoyed by the new Republican ride in Congress, aim to eviscerate the Endangered Species Act, the law guides more and more water policy. According to Beard, restoring the Columbia Basin salmon fishery - where 100 salmon runs could soon go extinct - or even restoring it somewhat represents "the most complex natural resources problem in America today. Nothing else approaches it."
With so many petitions for new listings, however, the Bureau has to do something, and not just on the Columbia. In California, it has lately managed releases from Folsom Lake to help flush juvenile salmon out to sea and maintain brackish water quality in the delta, at the expense of flatwater recreation and carryover storage. Meanwhile, on the Colorado River, the Bureau's biologists are concocting plans to rescue the squawfish, whose Columbia River cousins gorge on juvenile salmon detained by the reservoirs. Diversions to nourish wildlife refuges where threatened waterfowl roost are diversions taken from threatened salmon. In the modern world of Western water, conflict and irony have no end, which was exactly the case a century ago.
So far, Beard's most prominent achievement as commissioner has been to reduce Reclamation's staff from 7,500 to 6,500. More than 30,000 were employed during the FDR-Truman heyday. Further reductions in staff are likely, but he won't say where.
"Our program," Beard says, "ought to dictate the size of our staff." It's a good bet he will downsize departments staffed by a certain type of engineer who, in the words of a new Reclamation non-engineer, has "concrete for brains."
Beard doesn't believe the 1994 election results will affect his objectives much. "In water development, Reagan did what Carter set out to do: not much. It was Bush who killed the Two Forks Dam. We may see a serious effort to weaken the Endangered Species Act and to limit landowner responsibility for protection. That shouldn't interfere with our program to promote efficient water use."
Like Boris Yeltsin, who inherited a tottering Soviet empire doomed by self-destruction and Gorbachev's early reforms, Beard took over a dominion where a quiet revolution had already occurred - one, as it happens, that he helped engineer.
The Central Valley Project Improvement Act legislation, signed by George Bush over the wailing objections of California's farm water lobby, was written mainly by the subcommittee staffs of Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., and Rep. George Miller, D-Calif., which is to say, by Beard.
The most far-reaching compendium of reforms in Reclamation history, it reserves up to 800,000 acre-feet for wildlife and fisheries; it surcharges water deliveries to create a Restoration Fund worth close to $50 million a year; it legalizes transfers of project water statewide; it introduces tiered water pricing, shortens contract terms, and does a host of things the irrigation lobby had managed to thwart for decades.
The main reason Bush signed the legislation was because Republican corporate interests, including Jim Harvey, the chairman of Transamerica Corporation, and the proletariat's investment guru, Charles Schwab, laid siege to the White House switchboard, urging the President on. As they did that, the Metropolitan Water District was plotting strategy with the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Alliances between capitalism, urbanism (which implies growth), and environmentalism are uneasy ones, but they are no longer just a California phenomenon. Through passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act, Utah got funds to complete the Central Utah Project. Some of the water will be rerouted from its original destination - irrigated fields - to the Wasatch front, serving people fleeing California.
Shortly after Beard helped engineer this coup from the outside, the Clinton administration submitted his nomination as commissioner. Many thought his confirmation was as likely as Ben and Jerry running the Department of Agriculture. When he was actually in his office at engineering headquarters in Denver, having moved it from the top floor to the bottom, right behind the receptionist, I phoned in stunned congratulations.
"It wasn't that hard," he deadpanned. "I laid pretty low, and I never had a nanny problem." As the new nanny for an unruly constituency that has been spoiled for a long time, he does now. n
Marc Reisner is the author of the now-classic Cadillac Desert: The American West and its Disappearing Water, published in 1986. He lives in Marin County, California.
Although the Bureau of Reclamation says it is now a water-conserver, and not a dam-builder, one ghost from the past continues to linger. Southwestern Colorado's Animas-La Plata water diversion project, first approved by Congress in 1968, is still slated for construction next year - despite a mountain of evidence indicating that it is an economic and ecological boondoggle.
The project, a convoluted combination of dams, canals and pipelines, proposes to pump water uphill almost 1,000 feet, then deliver it to dry-land farmers and municipalities.
Last year, a study by the Inspector General of the Department of Interior found that the $688 million project was "economically infeasible" (HCN, 8/8/94). And another study by the Bureau of Reclamation, slated for release sometime this spring, will likely say the same thing. Lori Potter, an attorney with the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund, has seen a draft of the study and says it predicts a yield of just 37 cents on the dollar.
Nevertheless, Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Dan Beard says he is committed to completing the agency's last big dam project to fulfill treaty water obligations to two Ute Indian Tribes. And his agency, which expects to complete a final environmental impact statement on the project later this year, is getting strong support from the Republican-dominated Congress.
In late January, Colorado's two Republican senators, Ben Nighthorse Campbell and Hank Brown, along with Rep. Scott McInnis, R, released a privately contracted study touting the project as an economic winner. That study, financed by the project's three biggest customers, the Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute Indian tribes and the Southwestern Colorado Conservation District, says Animas-La Plata would return the equivalent of $1.66 for every dollar invested.
The study takes a broad view of both costs and benefits, including the costs of litigation if the tribes fail to receive their water through the project and are forced to go back to court.
"This should lay to rest the question of whether Animas-La Plata is economically feasible," Campbell told The Denver Post.
"Everybody knows that Animas-La Plata is an economic loser," responds Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund attorney Chris Seldin. "It takes factual and methodological distortion to make this project look good, and that's exactly what they did."
Proponents emphasize that building a dam will uphold tribal treaty rights. In 1988, Congress acted to restore senior water rights to the tribe by offering them Animas-LaPlata water instead. If the project is not at least started by the year 2000, the tribes may void the agreement and return to court, requesting the implementation of their 130-year old rights which pre-date anyone else's (HCN, 3/22/93). Most analysts think they could win their claim, and possibly gain control of the region's entire water supply.
If the project gets built, the tribes may still have to pay for the construction of a water delivery system, pegged at $160 million. Critics, including some tribal members, wonder if the tribes will end up with water in a reservoir and no pipes to send it anywhere.
Phil Doe, an environmental compliance officer with the Bureau of Reclamation in Denver, isn't afraid to criticize his own agency. Doe says frankly that tribal demands can be met without building a dam he labels "Jurassic Park."
The simplest solution, he says, is to force the "hobby hay farmers' in the region to use less water and pay more for the privilege. Currently, these ranchette owners don't produce crops, but do use cheap water that ought to belong to the Utes.
"They don't want to sit down and systematically analyze probable costs," says Doe of his agency's top officials. "The Utes should get the water first and foremost, but this (project) is a developer's dream. The Bureau of Reclamation seems to be the handmaiden of development interests."
Others continue to pressure BuRec to look at alternatives as well. William Yellowtail, the regional administrator of the EPA, advised the Bureau in a letter last February that its EIS must be revised to include "a comprehensive and contemporary examination of alternatives' to the proposed dam and pipeline system. Some tribal members, calling themselves the Southern Ute Grassroots Group, have also called for a study of non-structural alternatives to damming the Animas, which has cultural and spiritual value to many tribal members. And the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund has hired water engineers to help the tribes look for alternatives.
But the agency has given no indication that it wants to change course. "We're moving forward as aggressively as we can," says BuRec spokeswoman Shannon Cunniff, who is based in Washington, D.C.
Before the Bureau can release its final EIS late this year, however, it must address a lawsuit brought by the Defense Fund which alleges that endangered fish downstream of the project area will be affected by the lowered water. All parties involved expect future litigation when the EIS is finally released.
Meanwhile, the Clinton administration has asked for $5 million from Congress to begin initial construction during the 1996 fiscal year. For more information, contact the Bureau of Reclamation, P.O. Box 11568, Salt Lake City, UT 84147 (801/524-6477).
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Molto bello!!! icon of style!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Grazie mille! :DDelete
Dear Fabio,ReplyDelete
I use to enter into your site because it is great to see how young people still value the classic menswear. This formal attire was asking for a formal shoe, not those weird sneakers. They ruin the whole outfit. Sorry, I think you didn't hit it this time.
Hi, thanks for your comment! I'm sorry but I don't agree with you, I believe those shoes break the formality of the suit :)Delete
The upper part of the outfit is great Fabio, and I always like seeing combinations of formal with casual, but, personally, I would choose a simple, white sneaker like this: http://shop.wesc.com/product/category-footwear-mens/d105494001-clopton-low-topReplyDelete
Of course, great as always! ;)Replies
Dear Alex, Thank you! Glad you liked the combination. Also the white sneakers you mentioned are cool, Best Regards!Delete
bellissimo outfit! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Grazie mille Filippo! :DDelete
Ahora necesito desesperadamente unos Adidas, parecen Samba.ReplyDelete
That's just lovely. Man, you have great sense of style.ReplyDelete
- Samuel RainesJune 4, 2013 at 10:54 PM
Love the style and the sneakers work perfectly with it.. but a shame it seems they don't sell this suit anymore. Oh well, unlucky for us. Keep up the great posts!ReplyDelete
I'm tempted to try something similar with similar Adidas and my DB with pinstripes but I'm afraid the contrast might be a little too extreme..ReplyDelete
Hi, I Love Your Outfit Very Much, Let Me Tell You, You Look Cool With Sneakers In That Suit, I Also Wear Between The Gray And The Black Suit, With White Sneakers, I Use Those Outfits, For Example To Go To The Mall, Or A Theatre Also In Church, But You Look Fantastic!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2014 at 5:03 PM
se posso permettermi, quando uso le sneakers, in genere colorate come le tue, sono solito abbinare camicie "basic", bianca o azzurra... raramente la pochette, ma nel caso sicuramente bianca! Mi sembra fuori luogo anche la scelta di bretelle, molto poco sportive, soprattutto per la fantasia scelta (marrone pois??). Per l'abito si Suitsupply, non c'è che dire, è carino, così come l'occhiale, le Adidas e l'assenza di calzino!ReplyDelete


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