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Dworshak scheduled releases increase to assist outmigrating salmon
Commissioners oppose timing of drawdown, citing concerns over Memorial Day weekend recreation
In response to a request
from regional fish managers, the Corps will increase water releases at Dworshak
Dam and Reservoir starting May 19 to help
Water flows from Dworshak Dam will increase to 10,000 cubic feet per second starting just after on Wednesday morning, May 19, and will remain at 10,000 cubic feet per on Friday evening, May 21. The discharge will be reduced from full powerhouse (10,000 cfs) if the inflows to Lower Granite exceed 100,000 cfs (day average). Current modeling shows the releases from Dworshak boosting inflows to Lower Granite into the mid to upper-90,000 cfs range.
The Clearwater County Commissioners voiced opposition to the drawdown of the reservoir level at this time. The drop in level will impact recreation usage on the Memorial Day holiday weekend. This is historically the start of boating and camping season on the reservoir.
Evaluation of current juvenile salmon outmigration prompted the Fish Passage Advisory Committee to request an increase in water flows from Dworshak.
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composed of biologists and fish managers from NOAA-Fisheries; U.S. Fish and
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steelhead had passed through the juvenile fish facility at the dam – during
similar water forecast (snowpack and rainfall) conditions in 2005, more than
10,515,796 salmon and steelhead had passed through the JFF by May 15. The
unusually low numbers of juvenile
Outdoor recreation opportunities shouldn't be affected by the increase in flows through the weekend, said Corps recreation officials.
Recent weather had improved the possibility of refilling the reservoir. The maximum impact of these releases will be about three feet less of refill if the actual runoff volume is less than forecasted. With these releases to assist fish outmigration, the reservoir will likely fill to a level within 10 feet of full, according to Corps water managers.
While the lower water levels can make it more difficult to access the shoreline mini-camps, the popular destination and safe-harbor docks provide an excellent place for family and friends to meet, picnic, swim and have fun, according to recreation officials at Dworshak.
Floating destination docks
are located near the dam in
Floating safe-harbor docks are located in
Corps officials advise boaters and other
people using waterways both in Dworshak Reservoir and downstream of the dam on
The reserving of mini-camp sites along the Dworshak Reservoir shoreline is prohibited. Early placement of camping equipment at mini-camp sites in an attempt to save a spot can result in the removal of the camping equipment or a citation if personal gear is left unattended for an extended period.
For more information,
visitors are welcome to call the Corps of Engineers at
Corps staff manages the reservoir for multiple purposes, including fish out-migration enhancement (spring flow and summer flow), recreation, power and flood risk management, for example. The Corps carefully considers the value and impacts from any requested change in operations.
For more information about regional water-management activities, go online to the Corps' Columbia Basin Water Management Division Web site at www.nwd-wc.usace.army.mil.


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By its very nature, design is a messy, complex process that varies depending on what is being designed and who is designing it.
Because many members of the study committee for this report have backgrounds in engineering and technology, the committee decided to use the engineering design process to help address its charge. In fact, the engineering design process is also well suited to solving any problem that is poorly or imperfectly defined, such as the problem facing the committee.
The challenge of assessing technological literacy is difficult for several reasons. First, neither technology nor technological literacy can be easily defined. Second, although several sets of educational standards include descriptions of what a technologically literate person should know and be able to do, these standards and their associated curricula are relatively new and are largely untested. Third, the subject-matter connections among technology, mathematics, science, engineering, and history, just to name the most obvious subjects, are not well defined. Finally, assessments of technological literacy will necessarily be influenced by the large, and very complex, system of education in the United States.
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The Hall's colorful history also saw it housing 640 American soldiers during the siege of Boston, and it isn't the only hall at Harvard Yard to have military connections. Just a few steps away, Hollis Hall was used as a barracks by George Washington's troops during the American Revolution.
Of course, the colorful history of Harvard continues to this day. We were fortunate enough to be shown around by a friend of mine, who's a professor there, and he shared one or two tales about what the students get up to. Perhaps the most common pranks involve the John Harvard statue. Commemorating the man who started the university, he sits overlooking Harvard Yard, but often finds himself with some additional decorations, such as leis. Tradition suggests that if visitors to Harvard rub one of the feet of the statue it will bring them good luck, and that's exactly what many do. Let's just say, from what I heard from my professor friend, it may not be a good idea.
Other superb buildings worth a visit in Harvard Yard include the Memorial Church. If you think it looks familiar at first glance, there's a good reason for that - it copies earlier styles, and its steeple is based on the Old North Church in Boston's North End.
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Although Harvard Yard is at the heart of the University, just like Oxford and Cambridge, Harvard sprawls over a far wider area. Head north and you'll find a number of faculty buildings – some of which are exceptionally traditional and obviously date back many years, such as the Law Library and the Memorial Hall complex. Housing the Sanders Theater, which hosts a calendar of performances throughout the year, the real jewel here is Annenberg Hall. Unfortunately, its opening hours for visitors are exceptionally limited, but first year students dine here and enjoy what is probably Harvard's greatest hall, inspired by the great halls of Oxford and Cambridge. Again, what a great way to enjoy your first year at college!
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While Harvard may differ considerably in looks from both Oxford and Cambridge, all three university cities share a lot in common. They all have a range of buildings and museums to explore and there's history awaiting you around every corner, but there's more to them than that. With thousands of students in each university, you get the sense of walking into a large community and if you can, it's always best to visit during term time, as it gives you a real idea of what it might be like to study at one of these prestigious institutions.
Having been to each of these cities out of season, don't discount the idea of a visit to Harvard University in the winter. The weather may be cold, but if you're lucky enough to have a dry day with clear skies, then that can make for some superb photos and you won't find yourself amongst thousands of other visitors.
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Need help/ideas with night before wdw half-marathon! (Big 5-0 bday!)
Hi all - I'm in need of ideas/helpful hints for my DH's first half marathon at WDW in Jan. The big issue is, he turns 50 the night before running the half, and I'd really like to plan a celebration/dinner, but being new to running, I'm not sure what is realistic... Do you eat a big dinner the night before a race? Are you in bed early? (that would leave out a fireworks cruise idea...) Are there certain foods/buffets to avoid? We are meeting up with friends, and I thought Germany is a fun place to dine, but is the food compatible with running the next day? I could wait and plan something the day after his birthday, after he's run, but the other family we're meeting is doing the Goofy, so they wouldn't be open that night.
So any ideas? What do most runners do the night before a race?
How considerate you are to be planning something special for your DH and his big milestone. :goodvibes
The race on Saturday starts very early. Disney requires you to be in your corral even earlier so your DH will be getting on a bus by 4 a.m. on Saturday, standing around for quite awhile and then running 13.1 miles. Coupling that with sleeping poorly the night before the race -- it happens to all of us -- it doesn't make for any late celebration, i.e. fireworks.
What does your DH eat before a long training run? If he can eat a big meal and then run the next day, dinner might work. For many of us, a big meal the night before a race is the last thing you want. :crazy2:
If it was my spouse I would tell them to wait until after the race but is just me. Your friends who are doing the Goofy will be running Saturday and Sunday. You might ask them what they suggest as they know you and your DH better.
Good luck!
Maybe celebrate his birthday with a gift basket with some fun running goodies in it? The big mantra is nothing new on race day, which I am a firm believer in (made that mistake before!), but a new pair of his favorite running socks would probably be welcome and OK for "new" on race day since they'd be tried and true. Maybe make him a bib to pin on his back that says "it's my Birthday" or "Birthday Boy" or "Big 5-0" or something? I love wishing people happy birthdays or congratulations when I see them with some sort of special event identification on the course! (remember extra pins if you go this route!)
And yeah, he'll be wanting to go to bed wicked early.
Runners will want to eat the main meal of the day at about lunchtime-ish with a very light dinner/snack and then it's off to an early bedtime. You'll be getting up about 2:00 to 2:30 AM. Make sure that whatever you do eat that day is normal, easy to digest food that you're used to - this is not the time to try new foods, over-indulge, have drinks, or eat anything too acidic or spicy. You most likely will be very hungry sometime that day after the race - we are always ravenous a couple of hours after the end of a big run like that. Perhaps hold off on the birthday bash dinner and make it a victory dinner as well.
Great way to celebrate a 50th birthday with a half marathon!
Thanks for all the advice so far. Right now DH has only run 7 miles as his longest distance, in his training. I know he will be increasing in the next few months. So he's not really added any fuel to his runs, except for a regular granola bar and water. If you have any advice on foods, feel free! What does Disney provide during the race?
BEST bet is to make a reservation Saturday Night to celebrate BOTH the big 5-0 and first half finish. Otherwise, you will really want to celebrate for lunch or breakfast.
The ideal trip into the Disney half is to arrive on Thursday. Hit the expo where you pick up your race bib and shirt. One would chill for the rest of the day, or do a light park tour. The primary focus for Thursday would be to stay hydrated, eat a fairly normal diet and get a GREAT night's sleep.
Friday would be much of the same. We try to encourage folks to eat a light dinner no later than mid afternoon to real early evening. Personally, it is a large breakfast with Goofy, then a light lunch and a small balanced meal around 4 for dinner. Again, the mission for the day is hydrate.
Hydration note... one should aways drink about half their weight in ounces daily. e.g. if one weighs 150, they should consume 75 oz of water. Caffeine and alcohol do not count into this total. One can tell if they are hydrating well coming into a race if their urine is clear to slightly colored.
The reason for the good nights sleep on Thursday is that Friday one will not sleep well. The excitement of the race, the early rise time (and early bed time) along with hotel sounds from others arriving after parks close) will make it tough to get sleep.
Once he gets up on Saturday, he will want to follow a tried unknown breakfast. What ever he has been doing pre-run in training should be followed on are morning. Nothing new. The fast food counters and food courts open at 2 am on race morning. I would encourage him to purchase things like bagels or other breadstuffs the day prior----just in case. You can use the toaster in the food area on race morning as well as get coffee, tea, etc.
The race will have water stops about every 1.5 miles. The map shows where they are... or this map approximates them. http://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/fullscreen/4106815/ water and PowerAde will both be offered at each of these stops. The race hands up Clif Shots and Cliff Blocks (fuel) at about mile 10. I would suggest bring his own fuel and eating at the intervals he has rained at.
Fueling before and after runs is important for optimum performance and recovery. The body starts to get depleted after one hour of endurance activity. Before and during, focus on easily digestible quick energy sources like gels and simple carbs. Within 20 minutes of finishing, replace lost electrolytres with drinks that contain a perfect blend of carbs to protein. Personally, Endurox works well for me or even chocolate milk if you're not allergic to dairy.
My aunt ran the half with me right after she turned 50. She had never run a mile before she started training, and she loved the half! I'm sure you and DH will do great in both your races!
Like others suggested, you might be better off celebrating after his race versus trying to squeeze something in the evening before. Then it's double celebrating!
This is what I'm talking about - http://www.clifbar.com/food/products_shot_gel/
They'll pass those out to you around mile 8. And they are sticky.
My plan the day before a big race is to eat a relatively early dinner (usually 4hours before I go to sleep) and that meal usually consists of lean protien and some carbs. It will not help you at all to eat bowls of pasta the night before a race.
Sushi is always my pre race choice, and at disney, we chose California Grill. The day before the event, you want to be off your feet as much as possible so I always recommend visiting the expo two days before the race if you can and almost certainly avoid the parks the day before. California Grill lets us save a days worth of park tickets by dining at a resort, but we make our reservations so that we can finish dinner and a small dessert in time to pay out our tab and watch wishes from the observation deck before heading back to our room. What a pre race night cap huh....Wishes!!!
Don't try and pack in 10 hours worth of sleep the night before the race, insetad try and get an extra hour each night leading up to the race and two nights before the race, make sure you get in at least 8 hours.
The day before just watch the fat intake. Fat, high fructose corny syrup, etc. can all cause GI ussues on race day so just think lean and clean. Alot of fresh fruit, granola, oatmeal, a sandwich, yogurt, salads, etc.
After the race be sure to allow for some down time. Maybe a pool swim or some hot tub depending on the weather and likely a nap at some point. Race day wake up will likely be before 4 am for alot of people so if you want to do any sort of celebrating that night, expect some down time during the day.
Unless something has changed the California Grill will be closed for refurbishment when the PHM takes place. That was our first choice, but now we are going to Teppan Edo for a late (4:00) lunch and maybe a snack later in the evening on Saturday night.
Yeah, the princess half marathon may be different, but the OP and I are racing marathon weekend in January, sorry if I was a little confusing.
If I eat an early lunch, my "dinner" is usually "brinner"..Either some eggs and oatmal, or some cereal.
Something filling, but not too much fat.
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The bill would have required that 24 hours before any abortion, the doctor must provide the patient with "medically-accurate information that a reasonable patient would consider material to the decision of whether or not to undergo the abortion, including (1) a description of the proposed abortion method; (2) the immediate and long-term medical risks associated with the proposed abortion method including, but not limited to, the risks of infection, hemorrhage, cervical or uterine perforation, and danger to subsequent pregnancies; and (3) alternatives to the abortion;
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Just a reminder that tomorrow's IT guy appreciation day! (seriously) So go to work and hug your geek
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I trust you have had and are continuing to have a very fruitful and productive summer. As we look to our Annual Session in September, our Faith Based Development Initiative (FBDI) will provide an Information Instruction Session on Thursday, September 4, 2014 from 2 pm- 5 pm at the New Orleans Convention Center.
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If these walls could talk, they'd be the life of the party. These cheerful, patterned painted walls have all the charisma of wallpapered onesfor a fraction of the cost.
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Preppy Gingham
Checks, please! Now you can enjoy this summery pattern all year long.
Skill level: Advanced. Prep requires a little math and a lot of patience.
Essential tools: Paint roller frame and 9" roller cover with 3/8" nap
Paint color we used: Sundance by Benjamin Moore
You'll also need: A measuring tape, pencil, laser level, 2" painter's tape, latex paint, clear water-based mixing glaze, a mixing bucket, stir stick, and paint tray
How to do it: Carefully map out your gingham "grid." First, determine the width of your stripes and how many you'll need by dividing the height of the wall by a number that gives you an even amount. (We divided our 96-inch-tall wall by 12 to give us 12 horizontal stripes that are 8 inches tall.) Next, measure, mark, and tape the horizontal stripes using the measuring tape, pencil, laser level, and painter's tape. When taping off the stripes, position the tape so the area to be painted is the full 8-inch height. Press down the edges of the tape to seal completely. Stir together 1 part paint with 6 parts glaze in a mixing bucket. Pour some mixed paint into the tray and load the roller, then paint between the designated taped lines. Wait until paint has dried slightly but is still wet, about 20 minutes, then carefully remove the tape. Allow paint to dry overnight. Repeat steps as above for vertical stripes, using the same width measurement.


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I was asked earlier this week to write an article for another venue about a sexual fetish formerly unknown to me: claustrophilia, an extreme form of bondage whose adherents are aroused by total encasement in tight spaces such as boxes, bags, cages, caskets, and car trunks. During the ongoing inquest into the mysterious death of British superspy Gareth Williams, whose corpse was found padlocked inside a duffel bag in his apartment two years ago, it was proposed that Williams' might been murdered but might also have been engaging in a claustrophilia session that went haywire. Willliams was known to have been interested in this fetish.
How, you might ask yourself, could total immobility be hot?
Sex educator Carol Queen, cofounder of San Francisco's Center for Sex and Culture, told me the thrill could stem from a sense of helplessness (a staple among the bondage-discipline-submission-masochism set), or from altered breathing, which gives a sense of being high. She said it could also stem from proprioception: "the body's experience of itself in space."


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I share my new LC lifestyle with most everyone that asks, and even some that don't.:)
Tuesday evening an overweight friend asked me how I had lost weight so I told him I had cut out sugar, bread, flour and starchy vegetables. He said he couldn't do that. He didn't have the willpower. I said "Sure you can. You don't have to quit eating, or be constantly hungry. Just eat different things."
Yesterday we both went to a lunch meeting where they had a buffet. On his plate he had a couple pieces of roasted chicken, green beans, turnip greens, and a salad. He saw me look and said, "I'm trying!" When they came around with ice cream he said politely, "No thank you." I've known that dude for nearly 30 years and that's a first time I ever heard such from him!
Praise God! I've been concerned about his health for years.
Sounds like you are leading by example! :high5:
Sounds like you have a new friend and mentee.
That's fantastic! Here's hoping him years of good health from his improved eating habits!
That's cool! It must make you feel pretty good knowing that he took your advice, and it's changing his life for the better.
That's great! :high5:
That is great news!!!
Yay! Did you check in to see how he's doing?
That is really great and it just goes to show that you never really know when someone is ready to hear the message. Now you just need to be sure your friend has support.
Good to hear. Now when you have a bit of time tell him about some of the really good things you can eat and it doesn't just have to be chicken for protein. Now he knows what to avoid and is trying, he will get more motivated when he realizes a nice juicy steak with some butter on top isn't a no no like it would be on so many diets.
That's awesome! I know it feels great when you can actually help someone you care about live a little healthier... I've coached a few people myself here and there, and it's always exciting to see when someone GETS it :jumpjoy:
It's great when somebody 'gets it.' Let us know how he gets along!
One of the things that keeps me motivated is the # of people who have come to me for advice. I can't let them down!
Good job with your friend. :)
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Israel B. Menuez, 40, of Warren, and formerly of Millersburg and Celina, died on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013, at his residence. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at the Miller Funeral Home, St. Marys.
Norma (Rutschilling) Huelskamp, 91, died on Oct. 6, 2013, at Celina Manor Nursing Home.
She was born on Aug. 23, 1922, in Cassella, to the late Lawrence and the late Rose (Henke) Rutschilling.
She married Roman B. Huelskamp on June 5, 1943, and he preceded her in death on July 27, 1998.
James F. "Fred" Critten, 94, formerly of St. Marys, passed away at 8:15 p.m. Oct. 4, 2013, at his residence in Lexington, Ky.
He was born on Aug. 10, 1919, in St. Marys, the son of Frederick and Louise (Beckman) Critten, both of whom preceded him in death.
On Sept. 18, 1942, he married Elizabeth "Betty" Bernhold and she preceded him in death on Jan. 6, 1996.
He is survived by two daughters, Kathy Archuleta of Chatham, Ill. and Connie Ecabert of Lexington, Ky.; four grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren.
Donna Marie Bailey, 59, of Celina, passed away on Monday, Sept. 30, 2013, at her residence.
She was born on Dec. 31, 1953, in Caribou, Maine, the daughter of the late Delmer Tracy and Beatrice Hardgrove Nadeau.
She married Charles Bailey on July 26, 1996, and he survives in Celina, along with her four daughters, Pauletta Bricker of Minster; Mary Ann (Danny) Maggiore of North Branford, Conn.; Nicole Ferraiolo of Fort Wayne, Ind. and Danielle Sanning of Austin, Minn.; 12 grandchildren; five brothers and sisters.
Mary A. Kriegel, 90, of Celina, passed away on Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2013, at the Gardens at Celina.
She was born on Feb. 16, 1923, in Trinity, Ind., the daughter of Henry and Frances (Hess) Muhlenkamp.
She married Howard F. Wagner on Jan. 26, 1944, and he preceded her in death on April 24, 1965.
On Oct. 31, 1969, she married Edward J. Kriegel, and he also preceded her in death on April 8, 2010.
Michael W. Schaeufele, 65, formerly of St. Marys, passed away at noon Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013, at his residence in Minster.
He was born on JMichael W. Schaeufele, 65, formerly of St. Marys, passed away at noon Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013, at his residence in Minster.
He was born on Jan. 2, 1948, in Cleveland, to Alfred and Naomi (Preston)Schaeufele.
On Oct. 9, 2004, he married Linda (Morrow) Schaeufele; she survives at the residence in Minster.
Linda J. Burd, 63, of 1730 Celina Road, Lot 24, died at 11:13 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013, at St. Ritas Medical Center, Lima.
She was born on Jan. 23, 1950, in Celina, the daughter of Robert Shoe and Jane Chilcoat Kiefer.
She married Harry "Butch" Burd Jr. on Nov. 21, 1970. He survives at the residence.
She is also survived by her daughter, Karen (Tim) Bowling of St. Marys; by two grandsons, Matthew Bowling of St. Marys; Ryan (and friend Shanen Craft) Bowling of St. Marys.
Lewis G. Meeker, 57, of 127 W. Madison St. in St. Marys, died on Monday, Sept. 30, 2013, at his residence.
He was born on Dec. 3, 1956, in Lima, to Lewis B. and Thelma (Figley) Meeker.
Survivors include a son, Joshua Meeker of St. Marys; two granddaughters, Reanna Meeker and Tayla Meeker; two brothers, Shane Meeker of Tulsa, Okla. and Shawn (Peg) Meeker of St. Marys; a sister, Kay (Bruce) Menchofer of St. Marys; numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Lewis and Thelma Meeker.
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On May 21, 1946, in Dayton, she married Ernest Street, who died on Sept. 27, 1987.
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He was born on June 12, 1938, in Coldwater, to the late Henry and Josephine (Ables) Gehle.
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Instructors at Pacific Sailing's ASA-certified sailing school teach a variety of students the basics of navigating coastal waters and instruct students in specialized types of sailing or in the students' greatest areas of interest. Captains lead group and private lessons that cover basic keelboat sailing, basic coastal cruising, bareboat chartering, and coastal navigation?providing the skills necessary to unfurl and tie a sail or navigate using electronics, the light of the stars, and directions from a well-traveled seagull. The instructors conduct their lessons and lead skippered day sails, sunset sails, and overnight trips at the helm of Colgate, Hunter, Catalina, Irwin, and Beneteau sailboats.
The classes at Roworx are led by US National Team rowers at the location of the 1932 Olympic rowing events and 1968 Olympic rowing trials, which means students can get an up-close look at Olympic-level training while they're burning calories and building muscle. The fast-paced workouts rely on stationary rowing machines, which by turns replicate the sensation of paddling down a river of choppy water or thick banana pudding, a sensation enhanced by the views of the water just outside the class window. To further build strength and endurance, the instructors save time in each class for weight training.
The Coast Guard?approved Odyssey treats up to 42 seafarers to three levels of indoor and outdoor seating. Carefully controlled with hydraulic stabilizers and piloted by a certified crew, the 58-foot-long yacht glides through the salty sea air in pursuit of frolicking dolphins or sets off into the sunset. Buffet tables and ice chests help make harbor cruises ideal for parties or company events, whereas fishing excursions facilitate sporty bonding. A big screen TV is on board, along with a full stereo system with karaoke capabilities that blasts tunes, and guests may bring their own MP3 players, food, alcohol, and freshly caught sea-bass pi?atas.


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