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Mark doesn't need the funky bunch tonight. He looks extremely handsome in his tux complete with a classic bow tie. What do you think?
buggyslice 8 years
Definitely lookin good! :)
redsilkshoes 8 years
trudy003 8 years
The only thing I don't like is his arm candy... and that's just because I'm a hater and want to be on his arm.
LizaToad 8 years
blonde - don't you think his wife is gorgeous too?
BlondeSugar 8 years
Ditto Liza. HOT HOT HOT HOT. Hottest couple there.
LizaToad 8 years
HOT hot hot hot!!! :drool:
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Tisane 8 years
Cool! I'm starting to like him more and more :)
redegg 8 years
crispet1 8 years
Lookin good!
RainbowCrayon 8 years
He is why I'm a fan of Men.. Him and Leo. **drools** **~~Everyone who's anyone has been on sesame street.~~**
purpleisafruit 8 years
Oh lordy - I've always been a fan of Marky Mark. I'm so glad you mentioned The Funky Bunch, Fab. Sometimes I feel like I'm the only one who remembers them. You could pretty much just eat him up, couldn't you?
aras8218 8 years
love him
lorenashley 8 years
This man is gorgeous.
GirlinMotion 8 years
I agree Katie very classic Oscars! They are the look of perfection
GirlinMotion 8 years
I agree Katie very classic Oscars! They are the look of perfection
lms 8 years
His date is really pretty. I like her dress. He does nothing for me, but he looks good.
kateisfab 8 years
He looks good...classic Oscars. How about his date's dress?? Stunning! Anyone know who the designer is?
parfum362 8 years
Hey now! Me likey. He is a hottie and his date is flawless as well. They get two snaps.
kmcconne79 8 years
best looking man of the night... :)
grl-in-the-world 8 years
He and his date both look appropriate for the event and are quite stunning together. The flow of that dress is gorgeous.
Wicked 8 years
Good tux but I really like his girlfriend's dress.
sanD13 8 years
BeachBarbie 8 years
Nicely done, Mark!
rani85 8 years
This is a huuugeeee step since marky mark!!! He looks gorgeous!
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Posted by: David Morales, Commissioner, Division of Health Care Finance and Policy
Today, the Division of Health Care Finance and Policy (Division) issued the Massachusetts Health Care Cost Trends 2010 Final Report, as required by Chapter 305 of the Acts of 2008 – An Act to Promote Cost Containment, Transparency and Efficiency in the Delivery of Quality Health Care.
This report presents short-term and long-term recommendations for mitigating the annual growth in health care costs in the Commonwealth. The identified strategies reflect both a candid assessment of what the Division learned from the its analysis of medical claims data, as well as the near-unanimous appeal from employers, consumers, providers, payers, and government leaders during the three-days of public hearings: taking action now to lower health care cost growth is an economic imperative.
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The ibis Thonon Evian hotel is right at the heart of a hub for tourism, culture and sports. Close to Lake Léma, it is in the center of Thonon, 10 minutes from Thermes and 5 miles (8 km) from Evian. The hotel has 67 air-conditioned rooms including 3 f..
Le Comte Rouge
10 Boulevard Du Canal F - 74200 Thonon-les-Bains
Le Comte Rouge is located in the heart of the spa town of Thonon-les-Bains near the banks of Lake Geneva. Free Wi-Fi is available in the whole hotel. The thermal baths are a 5-minute walk away. Comte Rouge's rooms are equipped with a TV and a teleph..
LOGIS Hôtel l'Arc en Ciel
18, place de Crête. F - 74200 THONON LES BAINS
Prix Prices from : 68 €
"Situated close to the town centre and Lake Geneva, the ""Arc en Ciel"" welcomes guests to a friendly, family atmosphere. A recently-built, contemporary style hotel, with 40 spacious rooms (most with balcony, all with bathroo..
Restaurants Thonon-les-Bains
Le Prieuré
68 Grande-Rue F - 74200 Thonon-les-Bains
The chef, a passionate worker, cooks up good contemporary cuisine, and makes it a point of honour to choose his ingredients very carefully. Le Prieuré has remained true to itself. It is plush, cosy and a real haven for food lovers.
Les Alpes du Léman
3 bis r. des Italiens F - 74200 Thonon-les-Bains
An understated, contemporary decor of brown and beige depicts this restaurant on a busy street of the spa resort. Carefully prepared with market-fresh produce, the menu often features freshwater fish from the lake.
Raphaël Vionnet
43 av. du Gén. Leclerc F - 74200 Thonon-les-Bains
A few metres from Thonon's port, this modern restaurant offers a lovely view of Lake Geneva. Chef Raphaël Vionnet gives the best of himself at each service. For example, 'tout-tomate' with verbena and fillet of Arctic char with chanterelles. Coherent..
À l'Ombre des Marronniers
17 pl. de la Crête F - 74200 Thonon-les-Bains
Savoie Léman
40 bd Carnot F - 74200 Thonon-les-Bains
Arctic char from the Léman, roast saddle of lamb - sample tasty, traditional dishes in an unusual setting. This elegant restaurant is none other than that of the Thonon Hotelier School, celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2012.


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How to miss a childhood: The dangers of paying more attention to your cell phone than your children
Lose your temper with your child when he "bothers" you while you are interacting with your hand-held electronic device.
Give an exasperated sigh when your child asks you to push her on the swing. Can't she see you're busy?
Use driving time to call other people regardless of the fact that you could be talking to your kids about their day — or about their worries, their fears or their dreams.
Read emails and text messages at stoplights. Then tell yourself that when your kids are old enough to drive they won't remember that you did this all the time.
Have the phone to your ear when she gets in or out of the car. Convince yourself a loving hello or goodbye is highly overrated.
Follow this recipe and you will have:
Missed opportunities for human connection
Fewer chances to create beautiful memories
Lack of connection to the people most precious to you
Inability to really know your children and them unable to know you
Overwhelming regret
If you find this recipe difficult to read, if you find that you have tears in your eyes, I thank you, and your child thanks you.
It is not easy to consider the possibility that the distractions of the modern age have taken an undeserved priority over the people who matter in your life. In fact, when I admitted this difficult truth to myself almost two years ago, I experienced an emotional breakdown. However, that breakdown became a breakthrough that propelled me to begin my life-changing "Hands Free" journey.
Here's the thing: You don't have to follow the above recipe. Yes, it is the 21st century. Yes, the whole world is online. Yes, the communications for your job are important. Yes, at times you must be readily available. But despite all those factors, you do not have to sacrifice your child's childhood, nor do you have to sacrifice your life.
May I recommend this recipe instead?
How to Grasp a Childhood:
Look into her eyes when she speaks to you. Your uninterrupted gaze is love to your child.
Take time to be with him — really be with him by giving your full attention. The gift of your total presence is love to your child.
Hold his hand, rub her back and smooth his hair. Your gentle touch is love to your child.
Greet her like you missed her when she was not in your presence. Seeing your face light up when you see her is love to your child.
Play with him. Your involvement in his activities is love to your child.
Set an example of being distraction-free while driving. Positive role modeling behind the wheel is love (and safety) to your child.
Create a distraction-free daily ritual. Consistently making him a priority each day is love to your child.
Talk to him. Ask him about his day. Listening to what he has to say is love to your child.
Focus and smile at her from the stands or the audience. Seeing the joy on your face as you watch is love to your child.
The recipe for "How to Grasp a Childhood" requires only one thing: You must put down your phone. Whether it is for 10 minutes, two hours or an entire Saturday, beautiful human connection, memory making and parent-child bonding can occur every single time you let go of distractions to grasp what really matters.
The beautiful, life-changing results of your "Hands Free" action can start today, right now, the moment you put down the phone.
You can follow this Hands Free Mama and her revolutionary approach to letting go and living life by joining The Hands Free Revolution on Facebook or through her blog at www.handsfreemama.com.
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One aspect of the 2030 plan that won't be changing is the boundaries of the city, with no expected annexation of new land anytime in the near future. Apart from unbuilt areas of north Natomas and the Delta Shores project, McDonald said the future development in Sacramento will be infill.
A hearing before the city's planning commission Thursday will begin the General Plan update, with public meetings scheduled for Sept. 3 at the Pannell Meadowview Community Center, 2450 Meadowview Road; Sept. 4 at Sacramento City Hall, 915 I St.; and Sept. 5 at South Natomas Community Center, 2921 Truxel Road.
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Top stories from March 23 thru March 27:
In Community, The Pew Research Center provides a state-by-state look at the jobs filled by undocumented workers; a Utah city will be the next Google Fiber City; and the Federal Aviation Administration approves an expanded training ground in the Northern Plains, pleasing officials in the Dakotas, but Montanans are less happy about the news.
In Water, Epcor Water (USA) Inc., the City of Edmonton's wholly owned water subsidiary is on track to add its sixth water utility in the American Southwest and Montana is taking the reins in cleaning up an oil spill in the Yellowstone River.
In Environment, a bighorn sheep study is underway in Wyoming to see why some herds resist pneumonia better than others; the world's largest gold mining company, The Nature Conservancy and the U.S. government strike a conservation land bank deal in Nevada that will protect 900 square miles of land for sage grouse habitat; and the National Park Service's budget was released showing $11.5 billion in deferred maintenance projects.
Our Opinion section has a column on Montana's rewrite of its policy on bison that wander into the state from Yellowstone National Park, complete with a free book download, and another about renewable energy in Colorado, which has been the subject of legislative debate in that state.
Our Legislature section tracks gun-related bills in Idaho and Montana, and among the dozens of bills signed into law by Utah Gov. Gary Herbert was one that returns the firing squad as an option for executing condemned prisoners.
A true smorgasbord of news appears in our Economy section, ranging from a deal to create the nation's largest ski resort in Utah, Idaho's networking at President Obama's second international investment summit (the state sent three bilingual representatives), as well as more on how falling oil prices are affecting the states in our region.
Montana's two-year colleges revamp curricula to meet changing workplace demands
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Salt Lake City picked to be latest 'Google Fiber City'
Google announced this morning that Salt Lake City would be the next city for its Google-built network that delivers gigabit-per-second access to internet users. The network is already in place in Austin, Tex., Kansas City, Mo., and Provo.
Salt Lake Tribune; 3/24/2015
FAA approves expansion of bomber training airspace in Mont., Wyo.
Despite opposition from Montanans and their elected officials, the Federal Aviation Administration approved the expansion of the Powder River Training Complex over the Dakotas, Montana and Wyoming, making it the largest such training space in the nation. The space will be used by B-1 bombers from Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota and B-52 bombers from Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota, and the expansion was characterized as necessary for those bases to retain their missions.
Flathead Beacon (AP); 3/25/2015
Report finds Idaho's Schoolnet program a waste of $61 million
The Idaho Office of Performance Evaluations' report issued Monday found that the $61 million Schoolnet software system to track students' performance was never designed to work on a statewide level, and that the State Department of Education never provided the technical assistance, training or funding to ensure all districts could use the program as designed.
Twin Falls Times-News (AP); 3/25/2015
Denver's red-hot housing market a seller's dream
About half the homes listed in the Denver metro region sell within seven days, and realtors are saying a listing prompts a response that's more akin to an auction.
Denver Post; 3/25/2015
Bonner County Commission seeks wilderness designation for Idaho peak
On Tuesday, the Bonner County Commission formally adopted a resolution asking Congress to designate northern Idaho's Scotchman Peaks mountains a wilderness area. The commissioners aren't generally supportive of wilderness designations but said they do support such a designation for the highest point in their Idaho county.
Idaho Statesman (Bonner County Daily Bee); 3/26/2015
Study finds one in three farm workers in Utah undocumented
The Pew Research Center's study of federal data provides state-by-state information on labor trends among undocumented workers that found one in six construction workers in Utah were undocumented, as were 31 percent of agricultural workers. Editor's note: Neither Wyoming nor Montana had a high enough number of undocumented workers to be included in this study.
Salt Lake Tribune; 3/27/2015
Wyoming governor unveils 'A Home for Everyone' plan
On Friday, Gov. Matt Mead rolled out the state's 10-year-plan to address homelessness in Wyoming put together by the Wyoming Department of Family Services and the Wyoming Homeless Collaborative, which will first identify the areas where the homeless are found, the circumstances which left them homeless, and what steps can be taken to provide them with housing and services.
Casper Star-Tribune (AP); 3/23/2015
EPA officially proposes Montana aluminum plant site for Superfund listing
On Tuesday, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency formally proposed adding the now-shuttered Columbia Falls Aluminum Plant in Montana to the National Priorities List, opening a 60-day public comment period that will begin March 26.
Flathead Beacon; 3/25/2015
Alberta city's water utility buys 6th water company in SW United States
Since Epcor Water (USA) Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of the City of Edmonton, began buying water utilities in the Southwest United States in 2011, it has purchased five in Arizona and New Mexico, and will soon own six if its $2.5 million deal to buy assets and operations of the Willow Valley Water Company is approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission. The Alberta company is now the largest private, regulated water utility in those two southwestern states.
Edmonton Journal; 3/24/2015
Montana assumes control over oil cleanup in Yellowstone River
Now that the emergency response phase of the Bridger Pipeline Co.'s pipeline spill that released 30,000 gallons of oil into Montana's Yellowstone River has passed, the state will take control of the site and cleanup will continue as conditions allow and will be complete when the state, the pipeline company and parties involved agree that it is done.
Montana Public Radio (MTPR.org); 3/27/2015
USGS scientists find precious metals in waste treatment plant sludge
At an American Chemical Society conference in Denver on Tuesday, U.S. Geological Survey geochemist Kathleen Smith shared some preliminary findings of research federal scientists are doing on wastewater treatment plant sludge from eight plants, including some in Colorado, that found tiny particles of gold and other precious metals.
Denver Post; 3/25/2015
Colorado city sees need for water storage within decades
The draft water-efficiency plan developed by Aspen says that there is adequate water for the Colorado community for the next couple of decades, but does refer to the potential need for reservoirs in the future.
Aspen Times; 3/24/2015
U.S. Supreme Court hears challenge of EPA's mercury regulations
Wyoming is among the 21 states that filed challenges to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's plan to further reduce mercury and other emissions from coal-fired power plants, and on Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in the case.
Casper Star-Tribune (AP); 3/25/2015
Researcher grabs data as wolves jump on, off protected list in Wyoming
Researchers in Wyoming have only just begun collecting data on wolves outside of Yellowstone National Park, and the shifting stance of the federal government on protection of the species in the state has led to intermittent lapses in the research. Another article in the Casper Star Tribune's series on wolf reintroduction in the state.
Casper Star-Tribune; 3/22/2015
Wyoming bighorn sheep study seeks reason for different response to pneumonia
While some bighorn sheep herds in Wyoming have been devastated by pneumonia, others seem able to fend off the fatal disease, and a multiyear study is underway to follow bighorn sheep in herds in Cody, Dubois and Jackson to see if biologists can determine why that is so.
WyoFile.com; 3/24/2015
Sage grouse deal will protect 900 square miles in Nevada
A deal struck between Barrick Gold Corp., the world's largest gold mining company, The Nature Conservancy and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will protect 900 square miles of privately owned land in Nevada that Barrick will use as a "conservation land bank," which will give the mining company more flexibility and certainty as it maps out its expansion plans. Similar, but much smaller deals, are in the works with ranchers in Oregon and Wyoming.
Casper Star-Tribune (AP); 3/27/2015
Public Lands
National Park Service's budget reflects $11.5B in deferred maintenance
Contained within President Obama's 2016 budget request is the National Park Service's list of deferred maintenance projects that totals $11.49 billion, about half of which is needed road and bridge work, and in Montana, Glacier National Park has $178.5 million in needed repairs, and Yellowstone National Park is requesting $686.5 million.
Missoulian; 3/24/2015
Obama administration proposes increase in grazing fees
High Country News examines the grazing fee increase proposed by the Obama administration, why the increase is unlikely to pass and how the fees are split among federal lands agencies and states.
High Country News; 3/26/2015
USFS's new plan for forest in Montana IDs 637,419 acres for logging
Public comment is being taken through May 5 on the U.S. Forest Service's updated management plan for the Flathead National Forest in Montana that identifies 637,419 acres that are suitable for logging.
Flathead Beacon; 3/25/2015
BLM puts 250,000-acre sagebrush project in Idaho on hold
Scoping meetings won't be held as scheduled on March 30 and March 31 on the Bureau of Land Management's proposed treatment of 250,000 acres of land in Idaho's Pahsimeroi and Big Lost River valleys, as well as in the Lemhi and East Fork Salmon areas by removing sagebrush from some areas and Douglas fir from others, as BLM officials said the controversial project will be put on hold until the Greater Sage-grouse Resource Management Plan final environmental impact statement is issued this summer.
Idaho Mountain Express (Sun Valley); 3/27/2015
USFS gives preliminary OK to copper, silver mine in NW Montana
The U.S. Forest Service will take public comment for 45 days on the final environmental impact statement and draft record of decision approving Spokane-based Mines Management Inc.'s Montanore Mine, an underground copper and silver mine in Northwest Montana, an area that was rocked when the Troy Mine shut down due to low copper prices. The Montana Department of Environmental Quality must still issue a final permit, and a group led by former Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer is challenging mining claims, with a trial in that matter set in April.
Flathead Beacon; 3/27/2015
Groups sue USFS over approval of Wolf Creek land swap in Colorado
The San Juan Citizens Alliance, Rocky Mountain Wild and the San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council, all of whom filed objections to the U.S. Forest Service's proposed land swap with B.J. "Red" McCombs on Colorado's Wolf Pass, said they were blindsided by the news that the Forest Service finalized its decision on Monday, and they responded with two federal lawsuits seeking U.S. Forest Service records requested through the Freedom of Information Act.
Durango Herald; 3/27/2015
Colorado selects Rifle airfield for aerial firefighting research laboratory
The Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control selected the Rifle-Garfield County Airport to be the site of the new Center of Excellence for Advanced Technology Aerial Firefighting, which is designed to put the state at the cutting edge of aerial technology for fighting wildfires. Rifle won out over airports in Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Montrose and Jefferson County due to the open lands nearby as well as areas at high risk of wildfire located near the Garfield County airport.
Durango Herald; 3/23/2015
U. of Colorado report: Weather, terrain top factors in wildfire risk
A report issued Monday by researchers at the University of Colorado following their study of three of the worst wildfire seasons in forests in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming in the past 12 years that found weather and terrain, not beetle-killed trees, were the primary drivers in when wildfires would ignite.
Idaho Statesman (AP); 3/25/2015
If Montana wants science-based bison policy, there's a book for that
Thousands of bison that wandered into Montana over the past three decades have been killed because the species was believed to carry brucellosis, a myth that was perpetuated by Montana's bison policy put in place 15 years ago, and as that state begins to rewrite that policy, and hopefully right the wrong of the previous policy, there's a book, edited by Yellowstone biologists, they may want to read: "Yellowstone Bison: Conserving An American Icon In Modern Society." A guest editorial by Todd Wilkinson.
Jackson Hole Daily; 3/18/2015
Salt Lake City earned its Google Fiber designation
It would be churlish to question Google's decision to name Salt Lake City a Google Fiber City, but given the amount of public and private investment in technology in Utah's Capital City, as well as in other Google Fiber cities, it appears the company likes communities on the high side of the digital divide.
Salt Lake Tribune; 3/25/2015
Study doesn't support Colorado legislators' claims about renewable energy
Colorado Republican lawmakers based their bill to roll back the state's mandate on renewable energy on claims that renewable energy was the push behind the state's higher electricity rates, but the study "Renewable Are Driving up Electricity Prices – Wait, What?" does not support that contention. Mark Jaffe's The Balance Sheet blog in the Denver Post.
Denver Post; 3/25/2015
National Park Service has 11.5B reasons to raise entrance fees
The news that the National Park Service has $11.5 billion in deferred maintenance projects is reason enough for the agency to move forward on its plans to modestly increase entrance fees.
Denver Post; 3/27/2015
Sen. Barrasso to hold hearing on Wyoming reservation on drug use
Next week, Wyoming U.S. Sen. John Barrasso, who chairs the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, will hold a field hearing on the Wind River Reservation to hear how drug use is affecting Native populations. The field hearing begins at 10:30 a.m. on March 31 at the Wyoming Tech Center at Wyoming Indian High School in Ethete.
Casper Star-Tribune (AP); 3/24/2015
Tribes in Montana, Washington state on opposite sides of coal-port issue
The coal-rich Crow Tribe in Montana asked the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to facilitate a meeting with the Lummis Tribe in Washington state, which is opposing the proposed Gateway Pacific Terminal because the tribe believes it will interfere with the tribe's historical fishing practices, but the Corps declined to do so, but said it would keep the Crow Tribe informed about its review of the terminal proposed to expand coal exports from the U.S. to overseas markets.
The Bellingham Herald; 3/24/2015
Idaho's effort to rewrite concealed carry law part of national trend
The Idaho Statesman takes a comprehensive look at concealed carry laws in the United States and Idaho, including what's driving the flurry of measures to rewrite concealed carry laws in Idaho and other states.
Idaho Statesman; 3/23/2015
Idaho Senate send Uber bill to governor's desk
After Boise and the ride-hailing service, Uber, could not come to terms on operating in the Idaho city, Uber withdrew, but state legislators rode to the rescue, and on Wednesday, the Senate sent a bill that will allow Uber to operate on its own terms in the state to Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter.
Idaho Statesman (AP); 3/26/2015
Slate of gun bills move through Montana Legislature
Bills to liberalize Montana's gun laws are marching their way through the state Legislature, with the first few to hit Gov. Steve Bullock's desk this week, and while Republican sponsors of the measure say they're needed to stave off attempts from out-of-staters to wrest guns from Montanans' hands, Democrats in the Legislature call the measures "political grandstanding."
Missoulian (Lee State Bureau); 3/23/2015
Utah governor signs bill allowing executions by firing squad
The Associated Press walks the reading public through the process should Utah have to again use a firing squad to put a condemned prisoner to death. The method was reinstated by a measure passed this session of the Legislature and signed into law by Gov. Gary Herbert on Monday, and will only be used if drugs for execution by lethal injection are not available.
Salt Lake Tribune (AP); 3/24/2015
Utah governor signs 42 bills into law
Among the measures Gov. Gary Herbert signed into law on Tuesday were one that allows terminally ill patients in Utah to try treatments that had not been fully approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, another that regulates the liquids in e-cigarettes, and another that creates a registry of those convicted of white-collar crimes.
Salt Lake Tribune; 3/25/2015
Idaho congressmen split votes on Medicare, Secure Rural Schools bill
U.S. Rep. Raul Labrador's spokesman said the Idaho Republican declined to vote for the Medicare Access Act, which also extended the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act for two years, because the Secure Rural Schools Act was completely unrelated to the Medicare Access measure that Labrador said adds $141 billion to the nation's $18 trillion debt. His colleague, Rep. Mike Simpson joined the majority and voted for the measure because of its importance to the nation's rural communities.
Idaho Statesman; 3/27/2015
Alberta's budget lays groundwork for more diversified economy
Premier Jim Prentice's first budget for Alberta signifies his intent to move the province off its energy-dependent diet by reducing that industry's contribution from the 38 to 55 percent over the past decade and a half to 25 percent.
Calgary Herald; 3/27/2015
Number of drilling rigs in Colorado halved over past 6 months
The number of drilling rigs operating in Colorado fell from 75 in October to 39 this month, although IHS, a Colorado-based data analysis firm, predicts that capital spending by oil and gas companies will be cut just 26 percent, roughly the same as in North Dakota, Texas and New Mexico.
Denver Post; 3/24/2015
Colorado plant to turn beetle-killed timber into power still inoperable
Utah-based Eagle Valley Clean Energy's plant built in Gypsum to burn beetle-killed timber from the area around the Colorado community to generate power was shut down in December by a fire, and three months later the plant is not yet back in operation, but the employees are still reporting for work.
Vail Daily; 3/23/2015
At international business event, Idaho offers chicken poop
Idaho made a strong showing at President Barack Obama's second international investment summit this week in suburban Maryland, that brought together states' representatives and executives from 70 foreign nations, and among the companies that expressed an interest in Idaho, was Ireland-based Monaghan Mushrooms, which needs healthy amounts of chicken manure to mix with straw to create a bed suitable for growing mushrooms.
Idaho Statesman; 3/27/2015
Monsanto to pay $600K in fines for toxic releases from Idaho plant
To settle claims filed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Justice for unreported releases of hydrogen cyanide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and mercury between 2006 and 2009 from its Soda Springs phosphate plant in Idaho, Monsanto Co. has agreed to pay $600,000 in fines.
Idaho Statesman (AP); 3/27/2015
Vail Resorts gets final OK on merging 2 Utah ski resorts
The Park City Planning Commission's approval this week of Vail Resort's plan to merge Park City Mountain Resort (PCMR) and Canyons Resort into one, creating the largest ski area in the United States, will allow Vail Resorts to move forward with its $50 million plan in Utah.
Salt Lake Tribune; 3/27/2015
For Montana ski resorts, a strong start sags into early end
In November and December, strong storms dumped snow onto most of Montana's ski areas and putting the resorts on a pace for a record season, but in January, the snow stopped and some areas have already closed, while others are holding on, hoping to make it to April.
Missoula Independent; 3/26/2015
As Idaho's winters warm, ski areas reach beyond the season
Sun Valley's reputation may be first and foremost as a ski area, but resort officials said that July and August are actually its busiest, and at other ski areas across Idaho, where the snow has disappeared early, work is underway to expand summer offerings.
Idaho Statesman; 3/25/2015
Beyond the region
Wyoming coal miner: Delay on Washington port won't curb exports
SSA Marine, the developer of the Gateway Pacific Terminal, a proposed coal export port on the coast of Washington state, submitted a new design of the project to lessen the effect on wetlands, a decision that will delay the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' review of the project by a year. Wyoming coal producers support the terminal as a way for them to tap overseas market to offset losses caused by a decline in domestic coal use, but Cloud Peak Energy officials said the year delay on the Gateway Pacific project won't affect them, as the company is using a port in British Columbia to export its coal.
Casper Star-Tribune; 3/25/2015
Washington gives Spokane, other entities a voice in oil-train hearings
The Washington state Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council announced Thursday that Spokane would be among the 15 entities that will get a seat at the hearings on the oil-train terminal proposed by petroleum refiner, Tesoro Corp., and Savage Companies, a transportation company at the Port of Vancouver.
Spokane Spokesman-Review; 3/27/2015
Dozens oppose Colorado firm's plan for Nebraska reinjection well
All but three of the 50 people who spoke at the public hearing on Tuesday before Nebraska's Oil and Gas Conservation Commission spoke against Colorado-based Terex Energy Corp.'s plan to use an abandoned oil well on a ranch in Sioux County to dispose of discharge water from oil and gas operations in Colorado and Wyoming. None of the public comments will become part of the official record, and the Oil and Gas Commission rendered no decision.
Omaha World Herald; 3/25/2015
Arctic sea ice hits peak early, at lowest level since 1978
Ice on the Arctic Ocean hit peak coverage on Feb. 25, a couple of weeks early, this year, and scientists said the maximum coverage of the ice was the lowest reported since 1978.
New York Times; 3/26/2015


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