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Reviews by the attorney general and the Orange County states attorneys office both concluded criminal charges were not warranted against Shaffer because under state law a person is entitled to defend himself if he believes he is in immediate danger of bodily harm.
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One of the things I think the report shows is the lack of police accountability, Gilbert said Friday. Just because a decision was made no criminal charges would be filed it doesnt mean that police acted correctly.
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Students entering tertiary study require an opportunity to master and hence be confident with basic mathematics. This course will provide students with the basic mathematical competencies for tertiary studies in Bachelor of Education, Bachelor of Nursing (Pre-Registration).
Using concepts of self-paced instruction the course guides students through a carefully sequenced series of topics which will provide the foundation for mathematics that will be encountered in tertiary studies detailed above. The self-paced structure allows students to work at their own pace developing confidence with mathematics and general problem solving.
On successful completion of this course students will be able to:
- demonstrate an understanding of a number of mathematical topics essential for tertiary study, detailed below (all assessment items);
- interpret and solve a range of problems involving mathematical concepts relevant to this course (all assessment items);
- demonstrate the skills necessary to extend mathematical knowledge into everyday life and other studies (all assessment items);
- demonstrate an understanding of personal strategies used in the study of mathematics (all assessment items);
- effectively communicate solutions to a range of problems (all assessment items).
Description | Weighting(%) | |
1. | Managing mathematics | 2.00 |
2. | More than just numbers | 14.00 |
3. | The power of numbers | 14.00 |
4. | Comparing numbers | 14.00 |
5. | Representing relationships | 14.00 |
6. | Dealing with data | 14.00 |
7. | Generalising numbers - algebra | 14.00 |
8. | Generalising numbers - graphs | 14.00 |
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- There are no texts or materials required for this course.
Reference materials
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Activity | Hours |
Assessments | 15.00 |
Directed Study | 112.00 |
Private Study | 38.00 |
Assessment details
Description | Marks out of | Wtg (%) | Due Date | Notes |
ASSIGNMENT 1A | 22 | 5 | 11 Mar 2011 | |
ASSIGNMENT 2A | 42 | 7 | 08 Apr 2011 | |
ASSIGNMENT 3A | 42 | 7 | 06 May 2011 | |
ASSIGNMENT 4A | 42 | 8 | 20 May 2011 | |
ASSIGNMENT 5A | 24 | 5 | 03 Jun 2011 | |
ONLINE CMA | 5 | 3 | 17 Jun 2011 | |
END OF SEMESTER EXAM | 45 | 45 | End S1 | (see note 1) |
EXAM CMA | 20 | 20 | End S1 |
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Cycling Cap Tutorial from Paul Overton on Vimeo.
Yes, it's finally here. But first, before you watch it, a warning. It was about 105 degrees in the studio when I filmed this, therefore, I am totally out of my mind during the whole thing. Also, there are ZERO production values in this tute. I'm drowning at my real job at the moment and decided to skip the fancy titles and music in favor of just getting the information out there. Also, it's epically long at just under 23 minutes. That's not to say that the information isn't good. I think I covered everything pretty well. Finally, if you're an experienced stitcher, you can probably skip the tute all together, download the pattern and just get on with it. Resources below...
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- AnonymousJuly 17, 2010 at 3:01 AM
there is something so wholesome about men who sew - love you paul!
ReplyDelete - PioneerthirteenJuly 20, 2010 at 11:31 AM
Yogurt tubs are awesome to use for the brim. They already have the perfect bill curve. Thanks for posting the tutorial. This is gonna be awesome!
ReplyDelete Dave- thanks for the video! Very helpful. The only question I have is regarding sewing in the trim inside the cap. It looks as if you keep the pins in while you sew it in place, and I just don't understand how that works without sewing over the pins (very dangerous when using a machine). It worked out fine for me to pull them out as I went, but I was just curious about what you did. Thanks so much- my first cap was successful enough to wear, and I'm sure I'll just get better!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 2, 2011 at 8:40 PM
Delightful! My husband and son are competitive cyclists and will thoroughly enjoy these. The yogurt container is a wonderful idea. My only "but" would be...DON'T cut toward your hand with the rotary cutter! DFJP in Calgary, Alberta
ReplyDelete Ok I'm going to ding you on a few of your sewing skills ;)
When you start a seam. Sew 2-3 stitches, then stitch backwards 2-3 stitches, then continue forward. This is called 'backstitching' which will lock your seam and it won't open up over time. On some of the seams it isn't necessary but its good practice to always do it.
When you sewed the beak on to the hat, that seam would be called an 'edge' stitch. To keep it uniform, continue that edge stitch all the way around the hat. If you have a 'blind hemmer' foot for your machine it makes it MUCH easier to do a uniform edge stitch.
Other than those points, well done man! I'm an electrician so I can understand where you're coming from but I've been sewing longer than I've been in construction ha!and to the comment above about sewing over pins. I've been sewing over pins for a long time. I usually take them out as I'm sewing along. I have though hit the pin with the machine needle dead on and it bent the crap out of the pin lol.
I wouldn't consider it 'dangerous' but it can cause problems if you send the pin into the bobbin area.- AnonymousMay 30, 2012 at 8:30 PM
i'm getting puckering at the very top of the cap. Think: condom tip. Anyone have any suggestions as to how to eliminate it?
ReplyDelete - AnonymousAugust 8, 2012 at 8:14 PM
great video - I just made one for a friend leaving on a personal bike tour - 2 things came up - didn't plan on the twill piece due to no pattern, didn't have enough of the material so improvised, and then had to redo the elastic. How do you easily size the piece of elastic? The cap was made for a woman with a smaller head. On the next one the elastic will have to extend into the two side panels. Also, we need to shorten the length of the sides for the smaller head. Great job with the video, cap came out pretty darn good for a first try. Thanks for your efforts in the sweltering heat. Much appreciated.
ReplyDelete Hey Paul,
Just a quick question before getting to this project... in using the yogurt container as a brim is it possible to flip the brim up like a your average cycling cap? Just wondering if the plastic is thin enough to be flipped up or if it's too rigid and will flip itself back down, haha. I suppose I could always root around and try to find a thinner or softer plastic. Thanks!- AnonymousNovember 26, 2012 at 8:39 AM
Great tutorial!
My fingers are itching to get this project started at home but i'm a microsoft fool and can't open your pattern.
Could you give instructions on how to make my own pattern.


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I would ask if you could draw Chris Redfield but honestly all your art is hot enough as is :)
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Dad...you're sooooooooo full of shit.
Hot work as always, no denying that. Love the tailor on the right though, I swear I've seen a tailor that looks just like that.
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Wow Nickie! Reflection is such a pain in the ass... But I don't know if you maybe liked that kind of pain (in the ass). Lol!
Anyway! Such a nice work! Love it! ♥ Awesome work Nickie! You actually inspired me to reintegrate figure drawing into my other sketches. You should do a quick tutorial video! Would love to get advice and direction from you bud.
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The KTM Enduro Factory Team wrapped up their Scandinavian tour of four rounds of the World Championship this weekend with Round 9-10 in Enkoeping, Sweden but had mixed fortunes during races that were unusually long and very difficult.
While the team picked up two wins in E1 & E3 and fourth place in E1 on Saturday, on Sunday they came away with only a 2-3 in E1 thanks to Christophe Nambotin and Cristobal Guerrero, and a podium third in E3 by the team's rookie, Australian Matthew Phillips.
The team had already been struck a blow last weekend when Red Bull athlete and E2 title contender Antoine Meo, hit a tree and was hospitalized in Finland with broken ribs, multiple fractures of the hand and bad bruising. Meo, who won the E1 world title last year has now returned to France and is slated to have surgery on his hand this week. He is the team's sole competitor in the E2 class.
Christophe Nambotin put in a great race on Saturday to take the top podium spot with the KTM 250 EXC-F but Sunday was not his day. Perhaps tired after two full hours of tests on Saturday and another extremely long day the French rider had concentration problems and made a number of mistakes to finish an uncharacteristic second on Sunday. But Nambotin still continues to lead the points in the class.
His teammate Cristobal Guerrero of Spain fared somewhat better on the second day to be back on the podium in third place never really able to get to terms with the different conditions and the very long day of competitive riding, according to team boss Fabio Farioli. "In my opinion the races this weekend were too long and too difficult. The two hours of tests on each day were much longer than the usual races," he said.
It was also a mixed weekend for the two KTM riders in E3. Matthew Phillips had a convincing win on Saturday with the KTM 300 EXC but only managed a third on Sunday after a series of small mistakes. Phillips however has extended his lead in the championship points. Red Bull athlete and team member Ivan Cervantes of Spain was riding with an injured foot. He made a valiant attempt and succeeded in finishing the Saturday round, but had to retire after the first test on Sunday.
"Ivan was walking on crutches and to be honest I didn't think he would be able to finish on Saturday. But he persisted and finished twelfth and managed to pick up four more championship points. I think at the end of the season he will think these four points are gold," team boss Farioli said, adding that on Sunday, even though Cervantes had pain killing injections, it was just too painful to ride and his difficult in braking made it too dangerous to take the risk.
The cancellation of the planned Grand Prix of Mexico means that riders will next compete in Lumezzane, Italy on August 2-4, hopefully time for the injured KTM riders to recover.
Results E1 Enkoeping, Rounds 9 & 10
1. Eero Remes (FIN), TM (2-1)
2. Christophe Nambotin (FRA), KTM (1-2)
3. Cristobal Guerrero (ESP), KTM (4-3)
4. Jeremy Tarroux (FRA), Sherco (3-4)
5. Thomas Oldrati (ITA), Husqvarna (6-5)
Other KTM
7. Rudy Moroni (ITA), KTM (5-7)
Standings E1 after 10 of 14 rounds
1. Nambotin, 191 points
2. Remes, 154
3. C. Guerrero, 146
4. Anthony Boissiere (FRA), Sherco, 121
5. Tarroux, 119
Other KTM
8. Moroni, 79
Results E2 Enkoeping, Rounds 9 & 10
1. Pierre-Alexandre Renet (FRA), Husqvarna (1-1)
2. Johnny Aubert (FRA), Beta (2-2)
3. Alex Salvini (ITA), Honda (3-3)
4. Lorenzo Santolino (ESP), Sherco (4-4)
5. Roni Nikander (FIN), KTM (5-5)
Other KTM
DNS, Antoine Meo (FRA), KTM (DNS-DNS)
Standings E2 after 10 of 14 rounds
1. Renet, 186 points
2. Aubert, 152
3. Salvini, 128
4. Meo, 114
5. Santolino, 110
Other KTM
8. Mirko Gritti (ITA), KTM, 66
Results E3 Enkoeping, Rounds 9 & 10
1. Mathias Bellino (FRA), Husqvarna (2-1)
2. Matti Seistola (FIN), Sherco (11-2)
3. Matthew Phillips (AUS), KTM (1-3)
4. Luis Correia (POR), Beta (4-4)
5. Jeremy Joly (FRA), KTM (3-5)
Other KTM
6. Simone Albergoni (ITA), KTM (9-6)
DNF, Ivan Cervantes (ESP), KTM (12-DNF)
Standings E3 after 10 of 14 rounds
1. Phillips, 174 points
2. Cervantes, 155
3. Bellino, 148
4. Seistola, 127
5. Correia, 118
Other KTM
6. Joly, 97
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Sylvain - pics and review Posted by Darla Hood on 12/23 at 12:21 pm First, Gaston, thanks for the recommendation and thanks for telling us about the front door! We were able to look like we knew what we were doing upon entering. I know we would have looked like morons, otherwise. While we were eating, two guys did enter through those doors. A server quickly went and locked them after. As to the food. OMG. Truly delicious. We loved our starters as well as our entrees. No dessert, we were quite satisfied to end the meal without. It was a much more intimate atmosphere than our previous night's dinner at Borgne. It was so dark that my husband had to use the table candle to see some of the menu. We were there very early in the evening and the place didn't start filling up until we were almost ready to leave. Good thing Gaston wasn't there, because I did take pics of the food. Don't worry, I didn't tell them that you sent us. My son's friend, Charlie, used to work there. I told them that she sent us. Pic quality isn't great. Had to take quick shots so as not to be too obvious. Chicken Liver Crostini Maras Farm's sprouts, dandelion gastrique So good. Slightly rich, but not so rich that I didn't eat it all. Yum. Crushed Field Peas on Toast lemon, mint, Pecorino Toscano, chili oil My husband's starter. He loved it! I had a bite and thought it was delicious, too. Seriously, crushed field peas? Good stuff. Pan-fried Pork Shoulder coosa valley grits, mushrooms, mustard jus My main. The pork shoulder was tender with a crispy outside. Flavorful and rich. The grits and pork made a perfect bite. The mustard greens tasted lightly pickled. They were not like slow cooked southern greens (which I loved), but a fresher interpretation. Loved it all. Slow-Cooked Pork Sandwich pickled collards, roasted garlic and chili oil There was a red slaw that came with another dish, and my husband asked if they would give him the slaw instead of the pickled collards, which they did. He loved it. Great restaurant. Small, intimate, not a huge menu, but enough that would make me want to go back and try some of the other things. A most excellent choice. A+ We weren't very adventurous with our drinks. My husband had a Sylvain Sazerac and then a margarita on the rocks. I had one margarita on the rocks. This post was edited on 1/30 at 10:03 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by heypaul on 12/23 at 12:30 pm to Darla Hood That looks great!! Good review, thanks Oh .. And what's with the door? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Darla Hood on 12/23 at 12:38 pm to heypaul Image: http://www.starchefs.com/gallery3/albums/album-1873/cache/NOLA_Sylvian_wb_2012_3056.jpg_693_471_0_80_1_50_50.jpgYou go through a little alley to the right of what would appear to be the front door. The hostess is around the back. The back of the bicycle tire is in front of the alley. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by heypaul on 12/23 at 12:57 pm to Darla Hood Is there a secret knock also? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Gris Gris on 12/23 at 2:13 pm to Darla Hood Nice!Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Kim Jong Ir on 12/23 at 2:34 pm to Darla Hood Nice review. Thanks. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by bossflossjr on 12/23 at 2:55 pm to Darla Hood quote: That looks incredible. Jeesh. Gotta cravin for it now! Reply Back to Top |
Posted by kage on 12/23 at 3:12 pm to bossflossjr I ate there about 2 years ago and really enjoyed it. I can't remember what I had though. I'm sure the menu has changed a little since then. They made a hell of a Sazerac, though.Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Darla Hood on 12/23 at 4:59 pm to bossflossjr quote: Actually, I could go for it all over again, too. I've got an envie. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by ruzil on 12/23 at 5:52 pm to Darla Hood Nice review Darla, I love that place. It looks so ordinary but the food is so exquisite.Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Darla Hood on 12/23 at 6:06 pm to heypaul quote: heypaul, I did the under-the-chin-finger-wave like a good Little Rascal. They let us right in! ruzil, don't know if I'd have gone in had I not heard about it from others. And thanks to all who commented. :-) Reply Back to Top |
Posted by PBeard on 2/4 at 2:07 pm to Darla Hood Bump, anything new on the menu? What to get? What's the right cocktail to get with a big tasting menu? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Rohan2Reed on 2/4 at 2:12 pm to PBeard haven't been in a few months but my buddy went the other night and got the beef cheeks and said they were stellar as usual. not really a place that switches up their main offerings, but the salad/soup/fish are always in rotation. duck liver crostini is a great app there. as far as cocktails go I think they make the best gin gimlet in the city. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Darla Hood on 2/4 at 2:44 pm to Rohan2Reed Just an aside, I tried doing something with those pictures, but the quality is just bad. Sorry.Reply Back to Top |
Posted by PBeard on 2/4 at 2:45 pm to Darla Hood the porchetta sandwich reminds me of John's Roast Pork in Philly Image: http://www.roadfood.com/photos/13935.jpg Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Darla Hood on 2/4 at 2:48 pm to PBeard Doesn't that look yummy. What kind of greens?Reply Back to Top |
Posted by PBeard on 2/4 at 4:39 pm to Darla Hood Broccoli rabe Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Oenophile Brah on 2/4 at 5:45 pm to Darla Hood Great review. That pan fried pork shoulder looks delish. I need to get back over there. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by plawmac on 2/4 at 5:49 pm to Oenophile Brah WEnt about a week ago - can't improve on what Darla said. Its damn good and not that expensive for the quality. Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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Zentyal is a drop-in replacement for Microsoft Small Business Server and Microsoft Exchange Server, that you can set up in less than 30 minutes.
Zentyal can act as a Gateway, Infrastructure Manager, Unified Threat Manager, Office Server, Unified Communication Server or a combination of them. These functionalities are tightly integrated, automating most tasks, avoiding mistakes and saving time for system administrators.
Zentyal Server is open source, released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and runs on top of Ubuntu GNU/Linux.
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WINTER PARK — Bill Tetlow and his wife bought a lot in the Winter Park Highlands in 1990 with dreams of building their mountain escape. He worked as a professor at the University of Colorado-Boulder at the time, but after retiring, he embraced full-time mountain living. He drives a rugged pickup to get up the steep dirt roads to his home. His 1,300-square-foot home is set high on a hilltop, and from his deck, Tetlow can gaze at a steep valley whittled down by the Fraser River. But when Tetlow first built his home in 1992, his view was hemmed in by dense lodgepole pines covering his lot. Since then, he has witnessed firsthand the changes wrought on the landscape during the pine beetle epidemic that has consumed more than 3.4 million acres of Colorado forest, and many more beyond.
"It was heartbreaking at first ... you got sick about it," he said. "Until the pine beetle came in, it was really nice forested living. Now, it's getting used to the new reality."
That new reality means realizing forests in the West are not static, but rather characterized by disturbance and change, from pest epidemics to wildfires to massive blow downs. These disturbances may happen infrequently on the scale of human lifetimes, but they've been a driving force in forest ecosystems long before Euro-American settlement. If mountain residents hope to keep building their homes and towns along the wildand urban interface, then they must understand that sudden, drastic change is sometimes inevitable and prepare their own properties as best they can. And if Coloradans wish to continue reaping the benefits of forests, including recreation opportunities and a source of precious water in the arid West, they must take an active role in responding to disturbances and protecting the landscape. The pine beetle's sweep in Colorado's western mountains combined with the devastating Front Range wildfires of the past decade have captured the attention of individuals as well as federal, state and local governmental agencies. These disturbances have no regard for boundaries between public and private lands. In the new reality, all interests must work together through partnerships to respond to disaster and protect the landscape supporting lives and livelihoods.
With the passage of the beetle tsunami, both eyes and views are opening to see another perspective of the epidemic.
Numerous studies following the destructive 2002 Hayman fire and beetle onset have shown the link between wildfires and beetle kill is dubious at best.
In fact, it may be nature's way of preventing massive fires.
It helps thin lodgepole, which like to grow in dense stands. It reduces the amount of fuels in forest canopies when the pines die and drop their needles.
"Pine beetles outbreaks are not an exotic thing that occurs — they're part of the natural system," said Craig Magwire, a district ranger with the U.S. Forest Service. He's worked to mitigate the pine beetle fallout since the first signs of an epidemic in Grand County.
Scope of outbreaks
But while pest outbreaks are normal, what makes the current epidemic unusual is its scope, is it's wiping out virtually every mature lodgepole in western Colorado's forested landscape. And while the link between wildfire danger and massive stands of insect-ravaged trees is still the subject of debate among scientists, they do share a common cause. Colorado's recent record-breaking wildfires and unprecedented beetle epidemic were both fueled by drought.
Drought weakens trees' natural pest defenses. And drought leads to dry conditions and dangerous fire risks. Colorado's long dry spell through the 1990s and 2000s created a perfect storm for both insect outbreaks and wildfire conditions.
Grand Lake, the first residential community to be hit hard by the epidemic, added a mandatory tree removal ordinance in August 2007. They called killed trees a "public nuisance" and unlawful.
Similar ordinances were adopted in other communities. The town of Breckenridge adopted one in April 2010. The town of Winter Park adopted one in March 2012.
Motivating many of these proactive stances was fear of fire, regardless of the scientific debate on its link to increased loads of dead fuels. Anyone who's built a backcountry campfire knows dry wood burns better than green, and for many, that common sense was enough. The dry dead trees were not only unsightly and unattractive, they were a fire risk and had to be removed.
Costly tree removal
But in many communities, including Tetlow's subdivision, tree removal remained voluntary. And it was costly.
"Based on the data we had from last year, it runs between $2,000 and $3,000 an acre to clear dead trees," Tetlow said, who is currently the president of the Winter Park Highlands HOA. "Most of these lots are 2.5 to 3 acres."
Tetlow figures he removed around 500 trees on his own property. His lot adjoins a 10-mile greenbelt along forested open space, which he also cleared. He and his homeowners association encouraged neighbors to do the same.
The Firewise program, sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service, the U.S. Department of Interior and the National Association of State Foresters partners with people living in wildfire-prone areas. It encourages neighbors to work together to prevent losses by clearing brush, trees and vegetation to create defensible space.
The Firewise Communities program launched in 2002, with only two Colorado neighborhoods signing on. But as both the pine beetle epidemic and Colorado's wildfires raged through the following decade, that number grew to 71. The town of Breckenridge is leading the way in Colorado's mountain towns, with nine Firewise neighborhoods. Still, only a handful of other communities on the Western Slope have embraced the program. There are two in Grand County, a few near Edwards and a handful in Colorado's San Juan Mountains. Colorado's western mountain communities haven't experienced the costly wildfires the Front Range has grappled with during the past decade, which may explain the Firewise lag. But as the bark beetle epidemic has shown, landscape disturbances can set in at any time and no forest is exempt from risk. At the headwaters of the Colorado River, which supplies water to Colorado and five other states, West Slope residents play an important role not only in protecting their own mountain communities, but in protecting resources for countless other communities downstream.
In August, after years of mitigation work, Tetlow's neighborhood, Winter Park Highlands, became one of the latest to receive Firewise recognition.
Tetlow said while tree removal was expensive, their efforts have improved property values and lowered insurance rates. Cleared lots are more attractive in addition to being more fire safe. And to Tetlow, that's one of the perks of this "new reality."
"I have views I didn't have before," he said. "All of a sudden, I can see the river from my house. Aspens are coming in."
It seems incentives for more proactive maintenance of fire risks on private property will continue to rise. In late September, a task force reported to Gov. John Hickenlooper with a number of recommendations for areas in the wildland-urban interface, or WUI, which includes many West Slope communities. Although controversial, the recommendations likely would lead to higher taxes on WUI properties to fund future mitigation work. If adopted, then the recommendations could also mean assessments of these properties resulting in reduced property values if they're deemed to a have high fire risk.
High-country dwellers aren't new to making sacrifices in order to live among the forests and mountains they love. It often means heavy snow, subzero temperatures and slick mountain passes in the winter. For some, it means finding elusive seasonal work and scraping by during the shoulder season. And now, for most, it will mean taking a proactive stance toward forestry — property by property, neighborhood by neighborhood and community by community.
The U.S. Forest Service is also proactively working to clear trees and protect communities through partnerships with towns, municipalities and private contractors. On an overcast day in early November, a haze of smoke rose from Tunnel Hill, between the town of Winter Park and the ski area, signaling the start of the U.S. Forest Service's slash burning season. From a distance, it appeared to be just another fuels treatment, but it signified an important new era of partnerships between federal agencies and local governments in resource protection.
In cooperation with the town of Winter Park and Denver Water, the U.S. Forest Service removed 400 acres of green and beetle-killed pines on the hill in an effort to both protect the town and an important watershed in case of fire. Tunnel Hill is too steep to haul out the felled trees, so Forest Service crews hand-piled them in 20,000 bushels, waiting for the perfect mix of temperature, snow accumulation and low wind to burn them safely. Immediately adjacent to Tunnel Hill sit the siphons and aboveground pipe carrying water through the Continental Divide to Denver.
Because it's such an important watershed for Denver consumers, Denver Water and the Forest Service joined in creating the "Forests to Faucets" program to remove the fire danger and its threat to water. Denver Water will spend $16.5 million on the program, with the U.S. Forest Service matching that amount during the next five years.
Magwire said the program has heightened the interest of other water providers, too, like the Northern Colorado Water Conservation District and Bureau of Reclamation, which provide West Slope water to Northeastern Colorado through the Colorado-Big Thompson project.
"That's the chapter unfolding now, partners who want to bring money to the table, recognizing that if you're a water provider and just focused on pipes and reservoirs, you're missing some of the major potential threats to your system," Magwire said.
The record-breaking wildfires of 2012 and 2013 motivated them to form the C-BT Headwaters Partnership with the state and U.S. forest services, which works to restore forest and watershed health before and after fires occur. In 2013, they began working to remove beetle-kill lodgepole at the Adams Tunnel West Portal, where a pipeline moves Colorado River water from Grand Lake to the Front Range.
This partnership also marks the first project between the U.S. Forest Service, managed by the Department of Agriculture, and its new partnership with sister agencies in the Department of Interior under the Western Watershed Enhancement Partnership. The partnership falls under President Obama's Climate Action Plan and was announced last July. While it debuted in Colorado, similar partnerships are planned throughout the West, including Arizona, Idaho and Montana.
And according to Magwire, this renewed interest in inter-agency cooperation and proactive forest management came as a result of the bark beetle's sweep.
"The pine beetle epidemic has heightened people's interest in good forest management," he said. "We're (now) at the right place for trying to reduce the potential threat of wildfire on watersheds and communities."
But for wildfire treatments to be effective into the future, public interest must remain high in active forest management, which includes thinning stands, reducing fuel loads and removing hazardous trees.
"I think the real question for our community and society is, will we continue to be able to support the forest management necessary to be able to achieve that?" Magwire said. "It's not something you do in a decade. Or two decades. You have to continue working at keeping your forests diverse."
And as a local area resident, Tetlow agrees. "This is a continual ongoing effort," he said. "At first we really liked living in the woods. Now, well, we're getting other benefits," he said.
And as those woods shift through a major transition, at least on a human timescale.
Look for the pine-beetle series' second story, examining Colorado's evolving timber industry, in Friday's paper.
"Until the pine beetle came in, it was really nice forested living. Now, it's getting used to the new reality."
Bill Tetlow
Homeowner in the Winter Park Highlands


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Classical ballet at its most approachable and visually entrancing. A seasonal favourite with something for everyone to enjoy, Hoffman's story tells of one Christmas Eve, when young Clara creeps downstairs for one of her presents, but instead finds herself at the start of a night of magical adventures as the Christmas tree magically grows and the toy soldiers come to life to fight the Mouse King! The beautifully coloured imaginings of the fantasy Sugar Garden and its celebratory dances make a fabulous contrast and Peter Wright's production tells the story clearly from its mysterious start to its happy conclusion. Through it all, Tchaikovsky's music is some of the most instantly memorable of all ballet, with a wealth of famous melodies.
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