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Lucknow: An FIR has been lodged against sitting MP and Independent candidate from Amroha, Harish Nagpal, for violating Model Code of Conduct by allegedly throwing a party at a hotel owned by him.
According to official sources, Mr. Nagpal held the party on Friday for people of his constituency at Hotel Mariton located in the Amroha city.
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A "Social" Model in Africa: The Congo, 1908-1960
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Anti-globalist demonstrators burned huts today in Gleneagles. What a dreadful thing to do. Black smoke filled the sky, adding to pollution and, hence, global warming. The Gleneagles demonstrators asked for social and altruistic welfare policies in Africa. Do they know that Africa had "a social and altruistic state" between 1908 and 1960? Belgium's Congo colony.
Belgium's colonial record is well known. It started with King Leopold II, who owned the Congo as a private colony from 1885 to 1908 and under whose rule almost half the indiginous population perished. But, after the Saxe-Coburgs had "donated" the country to Belgium, Brussels devised a constructivist social scheme to pamper the survivers. For those of you who have read Adam Hochschild's King Leopold's Ghost here is the sequel.


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Obama did unfurl probably his best line yet on the war, with what Politico's Ben Smith calls his "trump card": "I find it amusing that those who helped to authorize and engineer the biggest foreign policy disaster in our generation are now criticizing me for making sure that we are on the right battlefield and not the wrong battlefield in the war against terrorism," he said. Clinton's response drew boos, but she sounded like she was delivering a lesson on the presidency: "You can think big, but remember, you shouldn't always say everything you think if you're running for president, because it has consequences across the world," Clinton said.
But while Obama looks for the president of Canada (and decides whether to congratulate Barry Bonds), and Edwards takes Biden's advice and finds a few more picket lines, a debate that could have been a game-changer shook up few fundamentals about the race. Clinton "matched her rivals' attacks with wit and forcefulness," per ABC's Tahman Bradley. It wasn't her best performance (blame an unfriendly crowd and an unfortunate need to raise her voice over it), yet that very fact demonstrates why she's leading this race.
Over on the Republican side, the march to Ames is on. (And it won't matter there that former mayor Rudolph Giuliani's, R-N.Y., second choice would be Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., since neither of them is making the trip.)
It's a make-or-break moment for perhaps half the GOP field, including former governor Mike Huckabee, R-Ark., who hopes his strong debate performances will allow him to catch on as the choice of social conservatives (and of the yogurt and diet soda set). "Christian conservatives are the group Huckabee thinks will like his stance against abortion and gay marriage, his plan for a national sales tax, and the simple fact that he is a Baptist pastor and doesn't mind sounding like one," writes USA Today's Martha T. Moore. Setting his expectations a smidge low, "Huckabee says he must place among the top four candidates or it will be difficult to raise enough money to continue his White House campaign."
Former governor Mitt Romney, R-Mass., is a lock to win the straw poll, and he's busily controlling expectations. The only problem is, if reporters notice you doing it, it doesn't work as well. "But Romney's bar-lowering is complicated by his decision to run a very traditional campaign in Iowa -- a strategy that, by definition, puts huge importance on demonstrable success at the straw poll," Politico's Jonathan Martin writes.
And Romney's got a new, Ames-specific ad up in Iowa starting today. "Washington politicians in both parties have proven they can't control spending -- and they won't control our borders," Romney says in the TV spot, per his campaign. "I will . . . but I need your help to do it. So come on to Ames. After all, changing America always starts in Iowa."
Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, is up with his first TV ad of the cycle, and the message won't surprise anyone who's been paying attention to his campaign (or the online message boards that his supporters seem to own). "He's running for president to secure our borders, to stop runaway spending, to protect our liberties and to save our Constitution," the ad says, per the AP's write-up. Statements flash across the screen, including "Stop the national I.D. Card."
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We continue our series focusing on the classic Hollywood monsters from the Universal Pictures era by taking a look at Frankenstein. Unlike Dracula, where Bela Lugosi basically only played his character in one classic picture, the Englishman Boris Karloff played Frankenstein's monster in three pictures; two great classics: the original Frankenstein and the sequel The Bride of Frankenstein, and the very good third movie in the series, The Son of Frankenstein.
The basic premise of the first movie was the creation of a man from the body parts of other dead souls. Boris Karloff, actually played Frankenstein's monster, not Dr. Frankenstein himself. Colin Clive played Dr. Frankenstein who was so drunk with power that he began to think of himself as a god, yet in the end tried to destroy his own creation. However, for most of us, it was Boris Karloff as the Monster who created one of the most single iconic movie performances of all time. Anyone who sees a child puts his arms up and walk with a lumbering stride immediately knows the reference.
What made this performance so iconic? For me it was the pathos that Karloff brought to the role. He imbued the Monster with such a tortured soul that he literally cried out for love and acceptance in a world which was terrified of him. Even the scene from the original movie where he tosses the girl into the lake drove home the humanity that Karloff brought to the role. My suggestion is that you settle in one weekend night for an autumn's eve of Karloff in the original Frankenstein movies. They are a visual, audio and an intellectual treat for all. Even if you enjoy none of those senses, you can always revert to your childhood and remember the terror he brought the first time you saw the Monster on the screen.
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Tariff quotas approved on the basis of Article 31 of the Treaty of the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) constitute an exception to the normal state of affairs since they permit, during the period of validity of the measure and for a limited quantity, the total (total suspension) or partial waiver (partial suspension) of the normal duties applicable to imported goods (antidumping duties are not affected by these suspensions).
In the framework of several agreements that the European Community has concluded with third countries, as well as in the framework of autonomous preferential arrangements for some beneficiary countries, tariff concessions are provided for a pre-determined volume of goods. These tariff concessions are called "preferential tariff quotas".
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As stated already for suspensions, for some economic sectors, it is necessary to stimulate competition by low tariffs, as we find in numerous industrial sectors.
Their role is to stimulate economic activity of Community industries, improving competitive capacity, creating employment, modernising structures etc.
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doesn't work in opera 12. Works in chrome.
Same. Probably not going to get fixed for a long while, if ever, considering the vanishingly small numbers of people who use Opera. Perhaps version 12 will fix it?
I am, but I'll grab an Opera Next install and see how the latest build of V12 does on my PC.
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Not working for me today when trying to post a classified. I tried IE 9 and Firefox. Submitting a feedback/bug report.
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I fixed the problem on my end, it was our firewalls here at work blocking the image upload. We use Palo Alto Next Gen firewalls and it was classifying the upload as an application we did not have in our allow list.
It looks like we all had the same problem. It worked for me today, anyway...
Same here. a few days after I reported the issue it loaded my pics just fine, I had a fresh install of win7, so there is a hi likelihood I may not of had flash installed, or some other update, sorry for my slow response, School was just starting and I was late registering and looking for work at the same time and was remiss in following the forums.


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Kouzani, Abbas Z., Ivankovic, Mile, Fielding, Michael, Kaynak, Akif, Yang, Chunhui, Duan, Wei and Hu, Eric J.* (2010) Design and construction of a micropump for drug delivery applications, in Li, Yan; Yang, Jiajia; Wen, Peng and Wu, Jinglong (eds), IEEE/ICME 2010 : Proceedings of the 2010 International Conference on Complex Medical Engineering, pp. 182-187, IEEE, Gold Coast, Queensland [E1]
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For companies trying to recover from a serious financial restatement, making rapid changes to their executive team, improving corporate governance, and even stepping up charitable giving, can quickly mend fences and nurse a declining share price back to health.
Large multinational companies are producing more information about their carbon footprints and staff diversity, but executives say the data need to be high quality and relevant to investors.
New standard-setting groups are starting to release consistent methods for reporting metrics. Next month, the International Integrated Reporting Council, one of the larger standard-setting groups, plans to release the first version of a framework to link sustainability and financial reporting data.
The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board on Wednesday offered guidelines for the health-care industry to set consistent metrics for reporting environmental, social and governance data in their annual reports.
The surprise in Yahoo Inc.'s second-quarter earnings may have been the company's live video conference and real-time tweets.
Breaking the staid tradition of executives huddled around a speakerphone, Yahoo Chief Executive Marissa Mayer and Chief Financial Officer Ken Goldman explained their quarterly results from a studio with wood paneling and exposed brick, soft lighting and a large flat-screen monitor behind them.
U.S. companies are indicating they plan to take advantage of new rules allowing them to post material information on Facebook or Twitter accounts, in line with new SEC social media guidance, but it isn't clear yet when they will actually take that step. Companies are still cautious, waiting for someone else to be the first to experiment with the new landscape, and have been rattled by a Twitter hack last week that sent stock markets falling, advisers say.
Companies are treading carefully after the SEC gave the go-ahead for them to use social media to communicate material financial information. "We're sort of in uncharted waters here as to how [companies] take advantage of this," said Anne Sheehan, director of corporate governance for CalSTRS. She said she would expect to see some shift in mechanisms companies use to deliver information over time as they adjust to the new rules, but expects that companies will still carefully screen and vet the information they put out over social media and make sure it is not misleading.
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With the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index striking a fresh record high Thursday, many executives who were issued stock options during the financial-crisis era could stand to take home substantially more money than expected when the options were granted.
In a study on Thursday of realizable pay figures, or the amount of compensation an executive could have taken home in a given year, compensation researcher Equilar found that at 20 companies with the highest realizable pay figures last year, 26.5% of executives' pay stemmed from 2010 equity awards.
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Mexico tests DNA from Jenni Rivera plane crash
He said he was later watching television and wanted to send a text message to his sister to say that he loved her. "But I didn't because I thought maybe she's busy, maybe she's just barely getting out of singing or something ... You just regret those moments."
Another brother, Juan Rivera, still held on to hope that his sister would be found alive.
"In our eyes, we still have faith that my sister will be OK. We have no confirmation of her body being recovered, dead or alive," he told reporters.
The California-born woman known as the "Diva de la Banda" died as her career peaked. She was perhaps the most successful female singer in grupero, a male-dominated Mexico regional style, and had branched out into acting and reality television.
A 43-year-old mother of five children and grandmother of two, she was known for frank talk about her struggles to give a good life to her children despite a series of setbacks.
She had recently filed for divorce from her third husband, former Major League Baseball player Esteban Loaiza.
Rivera recently won two Billboard Mexican Music Awards: Female Artist of the Year and Banda Album of the Year for "Joyas Prestadas: Banda." She was nominated for Latin Grammys in 2002, 2008 and 2011.
Besides being a singer, she appeared in the indie film Filly Brown, which was shown at the Sundance Film Festival, and was filming the third season of "I love Jenni," which followed her as she shared special moments with her children and as she toured through Mexico and the United States.
She also had the reality shows: "Jenni Rivera Presents: Chiquis and Raq-C" and her daughter's "Chiquis `n Control."
Two of her five brothers, Lupillo and Juan Rivera, are also well-known singers of grupero music. Her parents were Mexicans who had migrated to the United States
The Learjet 25, number N345MC, with Rivera aboard was en route from Monterrey to Toluca, outside Mexico City, when it was reported missing about 10 minutes after takeoff.
The cause of the accident has not been determined
The plane was registered to Starwood Management of Las Vegas, according to FAA records, and was built in 1969.
According to the National Transportation Safety Board, the twin-turbojet was substantially damaged in a 2005 landing mishap at Amarillo International Airport in Texas. It hit a runway distance marker after losing directional control. There were four aboard but no injuries. It was registered to a company in Houston, Texas, as the time.
The company is also subject of a federal lawsuit in Nevada.
QBE Insurance Corp. alleges that a Starwood aircraft was ordered seized by the DEA when it landed in McAllen, Texas, from Mexico on Sept. 12. The New York-based insurer sued in October to rescind coverage for the Hawker 700 jet.
Starwood, in a court filing, acknowledged that the DEA was involved in the seizure of the aircraft.
QBE, based in New York, said the DEA also seized a Starwood-owned Gulfstream G-1159A - insured by another company - when it landed in Tucson from Mexico in February. Starwood said in its court filing that it didn't have enough information to address the allegation.


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Family of slain San Diego-area boy defends suspect
EL CAJON, Calif. The mother of a 12-year-old boy says the 10-year-old neighbor suspected of fatally stabbing her son is not a monster.
"Please don't make it out that he was this terrible human being," Lisa Carter told U-T San Diego.
Carter said she tried for 10 years to conceive her only son, Ryan, who was an honors student. She and her husband moved into their mobile home park in the east San Diego suburb of El Cajon when their son was born, selling their house to afford private school and start a college fund.
"I wanted him to have the best of everything," his mother told the newspaper. "I wanted him to be the best that he could be."
The 12-year-old victim slept at the boy's home for two nights before he was attacked Monday at the end of the holiday weekend, said Cody Vales, a close friend of both boys. He said they were "like best buddies."
The boy was stabbed in the 10-year-old neighbor's driveway, said San Diego County Sheriff's Lt. Larry Nesbit. The younger boy's mother was home at the time but Nesbit didn't know if she was inside or outside.
Vales, 16, said the suspect appeared calmer since he began taking a new medication about three weeks ago, becoming "a new kid." He insisted his neighborhood friend didn't act maliciously. He said the younger boy wasn't one to pick a fight but exploded when he felt provoked.
Vales said the boy once punched him in the face for accidentally bumping his pelvis when they were jumping on a trampoline. The boy threw a tantrum when he spilled a cup of water inside his house and was asked to clean up.
"If you pushed his buttons and cussed him out, he'd just lose it on you," Vales said.
The suspect liked to play football and practice Muay Thai boxing and jujitsu, Vales said. He was muscular and a little short for his age.
The 10-year-old boy, whose name was not released by authorities, was taken into custody shortly after the stabbing. Steve Walker, a spokesman for the San Diego County district attorney's office, said prosecutors would decide how to handle the case after the sheriff's department finishes its investigation.
California requires that children be at least 14 to be charged as adults, said Shaun Martin, a University of San Diego law professor. State law allows children to be detained until they turn 25, which would amount to a maximum sentence of 15 years for the boy if charged as a juvenile.
The suspect's adoptive mother, who lived with the boy and her father, was the only person who knew how to calm him, Vales said. She hugged him and reassured him that everything would be all right.
"The nicest woman you'd ever meet," Vales said. "If it was anybody else, they wouldn't be able to put up with (him)."
No one answered the woman's door Tuesday.
The neighborhood in San Diego's foothills is one of modest, aging one-story homes on narrow, winding roads. The two boys played often with others at a playground clubhouse in the mobile home park where the victim lived. They sometimes pretended to be pirates.


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Portraits by Richard Avedon. Published by Farrar Straus Giroux, first edition, 1976. ISBN: 0374236380. Hardcover, 141 pages.
We love our friends elegant, well-traveled, and interesting, and we love our decor the same way. So we're thrilled to combine both in this magnificent assortment, collected by Laurie Frank, a magazine editor, documentary filmmaker, and owner of Frank Pictures Gallery in Santa Monica's prestigious Bergamot Station Arts Center.


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Bill Murray often goes out of his way to avoid being cast in movies, so his very presence as the lead role in 'St. Vincent' is enough to get us interested. It helps that the new trailer sells a movie that looks like a white...
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HBO Cancels 'Hello Ladies' and Christopher Guest's 'Family Tree'Kevin Fitzpatrick January 23, 2014 @ 5:04 PM
Boy, that HBO sure doesn't worry about burning a hole in its original programming slate, does it? In the same year that promises an end to 'True Blood,' 'Boardwalk Empire' and 'The Newsroom,' HBO has officially canceled future seasons of Stephen Merchant's dramedy 'Hello Ladies,' as well as Christopher Guest's 'Family Tree.' Do any of HBO's off-season shows have future seasons ahead?
'Cuban Fury' Trailer: Real Men (and Nick Frost) Dance!Nick Romano November 14, 2013 @ 8:16 AM
Nick Frost is back, but not with his Cornetto Trilogy buddies Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg. The 'Cuban Fury' trailer showcases the 'World's End' star and Chris O'Dowd in a 'So You Think You Can Dance'-like salsa battle for the heart of Rashida Jones.
HBO's 'Family Tree': First Full Trailer for Christopher Guest's New TV SeriesKevin Fitzpatrick April 8, 2013 @ 10:46 AM
Along with a fresh episode of 'Game of Thrones' and a sneak peek of Steven Soderbergh's forthcoming Liberace biopic 'Behind the Candelabra,' HBO also gave us our first full trailer for acclaimed mockumentarian Christoger Guest's first ongoing TV series 'Family Tree.' The new series from the 'Best in Show' director features 'Girls' and 'This is 40' star Chris O'Dowd in the lead role, along with a number of Christopher Guest favorites, so check out the full trailer inside!
HBO's 'Family Tree' Trailer Offers a First Look at Christopher Guest's New SeriesKevin Fitzpatrick March 18, 2013 @ 3:39 PM
It's been a banner weekend for HBO, what with three new trailers for 'Game of Thrones' season 3, the 'Girls' season 2 finale and a fresh trailer for 'Veep' season 2, but the pay-cable network isn't done yet. The latest buzzing HBO project to deliver a first look is none other than acclaimed mockumentarian Christopher Guest's new series 'Family Tree,' premiering in May with 'Bridesmaids' and 'Girls' star Chris O'Dowd in the lead. Check out the trailer for Christopher Guest's first TV series 'Family Tree' inside!
'The Sapphires' Trailer: Australia's Crowd-Pleaser Comes to the StatesEric Walkuski February 8, 2013 @ 9:47 AM
Here's one that's guaranteed to put a big smile on your face: 'The Sapphires' trailer, which tells the very unusual true story of a quartet of Aboriginal singers who, during the late-'60s, became unlikely entertainers for American troops in Vietnam.
HBO's 'Family Tree': Christopher Guest Previews Upcoming SeriesKevin Fitzpatrick January 4, 2013 @ 7:49 PM
It's that wonderful time of the year known as the Television Critics Association press tours, where all manner of show-runners, producers and stars sit down to discuss their respective series with press. One upcoming gem we know to be arriving sometime in early 2013 is that of Christopher Guest's new HBO TV series 'Family Tree,' starring 'Bridesmaids' and 'Girls' actor Chris O'Dowd as a man learning about his family, but what new details did Christopher Guest himself bring to the tour?
HBO Picks Up New Christopher Guest Series 'Family Tree'Kevin Fitzpatrick August 16, 2012 @ 9:30 PM
The prospect sure seemed surprising when it was first announced that writer/director Christopher Guest was looking to take his talents to TV, but now it's been set in stone that the 'Best in Show' director will develop a new comedy for cable. Guest's 'Family Tree' will hit the airwaves sometime in the near future, but what network opted to pick up the series, and who have they gotten to star in the project?
'3, 2, 1... Frankie Go Boom' (and Ron Perlman in Drag) in This New TrailerBritt Hayes August 8, 2012 @ 4:21 PM
'Frankie Go Boom' was a hit at SXSW earlier this year, and now we've got an official trailer for the film starring Charlie Hunnam, Lizzy Caplan, Chris O'Dowd and Ron Perlman in drag in the tale of a sex tape gone awry.
'Frankie Go Boom' Poster Proves Ron Perlman is a Terrifying WomanBritt Hayes March 6, 2012 @ 4:53 PM
Jordan Roberts' latest effort hits SXSW in Austin this week and while the cast had us prepared for greatness, nothing could prepare us for Ron Perlman in drag.


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Shamsie took 2 months off; 'business operated as usual'
Elected county officials, such as commissioners and the county judge, aren't required to keep office hours and can take as much vacation as they want.
Nueces County Judge Terry Shamsie was on vacation from mid-May through July 10, he said Friday. He was in the Nueces County Courthouse but did not attend a Commissioners Court meeting Wednesday because he was meeting with other officials about conditions in the Nueces County Jail.
"Those elected officials are accountable to the public, not to the commissioners, not to county procedures," County Auditor Peggy Hayes said.
Shamsie's annual salary is $101,497, which includes a $6,480 car allowance and a supplement of $9,300.
County Commissioner Oscar Ortiz ran court meetings while Shamsie was gone.
"I think business operated as usual," Ortiz said. "We didn't miss any steps because of his absence. After four years, it's a well-deserved vacation."
Hayes and Tyner Little, executive assistant to Shamsie, said no documents are kept on the work hours of the judge or any of the commissioners.
The policy stems from a county attorney's opinion about eight years ago that was sought after a commissioner was frequently absent from Commissioners Court meetings, Little said.
"You'll find most all the judges take a month off," he said.
Shamsie, who was sworn in as judge in January 2003, is not running for re-election in November. Former Sheriff Larry Olivarez and former Corpus Christi Mayor Loyd Neal are vying for the position.
Shamsie said he worked on the county budget during his vacation and was in frequent contact with his office.
"I brought all the budget documents with me," he said, although he would not say where he was because it was personal.
Nothing was neglected
Shamsie also said nothing was neglected during his absence. "Everything is pretty well kept up," he said.
Shamsie missed a total of five commissioners court meetings out of at least 135 from 2003 to 2005, according to available Commissioners Court minutes. Minutes from November and December 2003 and all of 2006 were not immediately available this week.
During that same time, Commissioner Betty Jean Longoria missed seven meetings. Commissioners Ortiz, Chuck Cazalas and Frank Schwing, who is no longer in office, missed two each. Commissioner Peggy Banalas missed one meeting.
Aransas County Judge Glenn Guillory said he hasn't had a true vacation in a long time. Mayors, the city counterpart to county judges, have lots of staff to help them with budgets, public works and other necessary duties, Guillory pointed out. He does not have an executive assistant, while Shamsie has two.
"The county judge is to some degree all those things," Guillory said.
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Taco María to Host Indie Chefs Week SoCal
September 26th, 2014 by Ted Wright
Taco María will co-host Indie Chefs Week this October 16th, 17th, and 18th. In this first West Coast edition of Indie Chefs Week, Taco María has the pleasure of welcoming some of OC's rising star chefs, including Jason Quinn and Zach Scherer from The Playground, Eric Samaniego from Little Sparrow, Aron Habiger from The North Left, and Nate Overstreet and Ashly Amador from Wheat and Sons, along with 20+ other chefs from across California and the US, to showcase their talents in a collection of multi-chef, multi-course dinners over three evenings.
A kind of pop-up dinner series and chefs' meet-and-greet, Indie Chefs Week was started in Austin, Texas, by Chef Ned Elliott at his restaurant Foreign & Domestic. Ned's vision was to bring together aspiring and inspiring rising star chefs for a conversation that wasn't just online, but on the line and in the kitchen—where talented professionals could meet and learn from each other, form connections, and let guests savor the result.
It is exciting to see so much culinary talent coming to Costa Mesa and including so many from Orange County.
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The Flathead National Forest has released the list of streams they propose to protect as "eligible" for Wild and Scenic designation in their forthcoming revised Forest Plan. Paddlers with opinions on the list are encouraged to send the Forest an email or letter before the May 15, 2015 comment deadline. Your comment could help protect spectacular rivers and streams.
THIS WEEK ONLY! American Whitewater is thrilled to announce that we have partnered with FLOAT to bring you limited edition river stewardship T shirts available this week only! For every shirt sold FLOAT will donate $8 to American Whitewater to help us restore rivers. Head on over to www.float.org and SHOP today – lots of fun colors to choose from!
During dry years like the persistent drought here in California, American Whitewater believes water should be put to good multi-use down our flowing rivers. Thus, most of the agreements that have been negotiated on hydroelectric projects over the past 15 years have conditions that provide for recreational flows even in critically dry years. Paddlers can feel comfortable that water is being put to good multi-use and fortunate that they still have a number of boating opportunities throughout the season. American Whitewater Release Calendar
We are excited to announce that AW and Colorado Whitewater are hosting the 10th annual South Platte River Cleanup on Saturday, April 25th in celebration of Earth Day in Denver, Colorado. This is an all-volunteer event to pick up trash along Denver's South Platte River. UPDATE: Due to ongoing construction at Johnson Habitat Park, the put-in and registration for Section 2 of the South Platte River Clean-up has been moved to the intersection of South Platte River Dr. and Alameda Avenue.
Friends of the Cheat, a long time partner of American Whitewater, will put on the 21st Annual CheatFest on Saturday May 2nd. It's an all day event with races, kid's events, great music, and of course, whitewater! FOC works tirelessly to improve water quality in the Cheat River Watershed and was a key player in the recent protection of the Cheat Canyon. They currently maintain three river access areas on the Cheat and Big Sandy Rivers which they built with help from AW.
On Saturday April 25th, Snohomish PUD will be providing a whitewater recreational opportunity on the Upper Sultan River. This class IV gorge is a great piece of whitewater in a spectacular setting. If you wish to check it out, be sure to sign up with Snohomish PUD.
On May 21, 2015, American Whitewater members have a fantastic opportunity to enjoy a 4-day trip on Colorado's Yampa River - one of the most sought-after whitewater adventures in the world. We invite you to join our staff and Board as we team up with O.A.R.S for a trip through the heart of Dinosaur National Monument, and down the last major tributary in the Colorado River system that runs wild and free.
The first two weekends in April mark classic boating in the southeast with releases on the Tallulah River. The river flows through Tallulah Gorge State Park, the Park has specific regulations for visitors.
Join American Whitewater at the French Broad River Festival May 1 - 3. Each year the festival features a host of awesome musical acts, art, food, vendors, and raft race. Proceeds from the event support American Whitewater river stewardship projects.
AW and the Adobe Whitewater Club are working hard to derail two very troubling bills in the New Mexico legislature that are proposing to eliminate navigability of the states rivers, while also continuing to fight a devastating Gila River diversion. You can help!
American Whitewater invites paddlers to come out on Saturday, April 4th for the 3rd Annual Opening Day of the South Fork American River Celebration organized by California Canoe & Kayak and Jackson Kayak. This event is a benefit for American Whitewater (AW) and to help an injured River Champion, Bob Center!
As another spring boating season approaches many of our members have inquired about the current status of the Index-Galena road that provides access to the North Fork Skykomish River. We need paddlers to weigh in with the Federal Highway Administration and Washington State Department of Transportation to get this project back on track.
Canoe & Kayak magazine has compiled a list of ten classic paddling runs around the globe that are critically endangered. With input from American Whitewater, Colorado's Yampa River makes the list for the threats it's world-class whitewater and wilderness paddling faces from dams, diversions or other development projects.
On February 19th, President Obama will use his authority under the US Antiquities Act to protect over 20,000 acres of public lands surrounding Colorado's Browns Canyon of the Arkansas River. American Whitewater has actively worked to protect Browns Canyon since we hosted the Colorado Roundtable in Buena Vista back in 2006, and we are celebrating the result of all the partnerships and work that has gone into this campaign. Join American Whitewater and community leaders in thanking President Obama for designating the Browns Canyon National Monument!
Wyoming Representative Cynthia Lummis introduced legislation last week that will require the National Park Service to study and reconsider their management of non-commercial paddling in Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks. The legislation is the result of significant dialog among the Parks, conservation-oriented paddlers, Representative Lummis, and others.
Last week the State of South Carolina issued the final permit that Duke Energy needed before the federal government could issue them a new license for operating their dams. With a new license now expected sometime this year, paddlers can start gearing up for some big changes in the Catawba Watershed including new conservation opportunities, access areas, water releases, and stream gages.
Connecticut boaters have a great opportunity to protect the Lower Farmington River and
Salmon Brook. One of the best tools for protecting our rivers from harmful dams and diversions is
the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. American Whitewater is working with our partners in Connecticut
to designate sections of these rivers as Wild and Scenic, including the Tariffville
We need paddler's voices to make this a reality. Please join us in supporting efforts to enact federal legislation that will permanently protect these rivers for future generations.
Over the last few years, American Whitewater worked with the paddling community to raise $25,000 to go towards a take-out parking lot in the town of Friendsville, Maryland. This "seed money" was leveraged to attract over $200,000 in grants for the town to complete the take-out facility. American Whitewater has learned that Jess Whittemore was re-elected to the Friendsville, Maryland Town Council. Thanks to Jess's leadership the town partnered with the whitewater community to welcome hundreds of river runners to the area for summer releases on the Upper Youghiogheny River.
This week, the annual State of the Rockies Report was released by Colorado College. The report describes conservation attitudes in the West, with a focus on public lands. What is striking in this years report, is that the concerns over low levels of water in our rivers, and inadequate water supplies, are viewed as an extremely serious problem - even more serious than the economy and unemployment.
Right around the corner, National Paddling Film Festival will be held on February 20-21 in Frankfort, KY at the Buffalo Trace Distillery. NPFF has helped to raise the quality of paddle sport entertainment by providing recognition of talent along with important and useful feedback for the artists who make the show a possibility.
For 33 years the National Paddling Film Festival has been hosting a competition to determine the best in paddle sport videos and images. This year's NPFF will be held on February 20-21 in Frankfort, KY at the Buffalo Trace Distillery. NPFF has helped to raise the quality of paddle sport entertainment by providing recognition of talent along with important and useful feedback for the artists who make the show a possibility.
Lyons, Colorado - American Whitewater is pleased to recognize Matt Booth as our February 2015 Volunteer of the Month! Matt has dedicated countless hours to growing Lyons Outdoor Games and rebuilding local communities after the Colorado floods of 2013.
Our river stewardship efforts are supported by your membership. American Whitewater is pleased to announce the availability of our 2015 Member Rewards for major donors.
We are pleased to share the 2015 schedule of Class IV and V scheduled dam releases for Western North Carolina and North Georgia. American Whitewater and our partners negotiated these releases over the past two decades, and the result is 34 days of outstanding paddling opportunities for advanced paddlers on the Cheoah, Tallulah, Upper Nantahala, and West Fork of the Tuckasegee.
Earlier this month Montana's Kootenai National Forest found Callahan and Ross creeks to be eligible for Wild and Scenic designation in response to an appeal crafted by American Whitewater. This decision will protect these two awesome streams from hydropower development for current and future generations. The Kootenai and Idaho Panhandle national forests however left many worthy streams unprotected, and disregarded paddling values on several incredible streams.
Today river advocates criticized the Washington Department of Ecology for adopting a flow rule for the Spokane River that allows further dewatering of the popular urban river. The state rule sets flows for the Spokane River, including summertime low flows at 850 cubic feet per second. A recreational flow survey by American Whitewater found that all boaters prefer flows higher than 1000 cfs and most prefer flows in the range of 5000 cfs.
Earlier this month American Whitewater and the National Park Service's Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance program (RTCA) hosted a series of meetings and site visits in the Harper's Ferry, WV area. We met with roughly 35 interested groups and individuals, including 18 leaders from the paddling community, and visited over 20 river access sites. The meetings kicked off a collaborative effort to create and implement a river access Plan for the Harper's Ferry area, and were highly successful.
The legislative session is underway in Washington State and earlier this week we were shocked to learn of a bill that would severely limit access to the state's rivers and shorelines. Specifically the bill would prohibit water access on small parcels of public land that do not provide formal parking.
As many paddlers know, the future of the Colorado River is fraught with competing demands to pump and pipe water to faraway cities, and efforts to protect what little water is left in the river. A group of well-respected academics convened by University of Colorado Professor Doug Kenney has released a short, easy to read summary of the challenges facing the river. Check it out:
Punch Bowl Falls is one of Oregon's iconic scenic and recreational sites on the Hood River in the Columbia Gorge. At the confluence of the east and west forks of the Hood River, the site has been privately owned and its future remains to be determined. Our goal is to see the site become a public park and we encourage the boating community to join that discussion.
Late December saw the Bureau of Reclamation approval of the Windy Gap Firming Project, yet another major diversion of the imperiled Upper Colorado River. And while AW has worked hard over the years to ensure that projects like this don't further impact the health of the upper Colorado, we are disappointed to see that recent federal action doesn't lock in the protections that are essential to mitigating the worst effects of yet another trans-mountain diversion.
Photo Credit: Brian Adkins, Boulder, Co
What would happen in the Southwestern United States if there was no water available from the Colorado River to support the economy, and no way to replace the water normally used from the River throughout the region?
A new report from Protect the Flows suggests that the Colorado river region would suffer 64.4% loss in Gross State Product if there is no Colorado River water for one year. Loss in the Real Estate, Healthcare, Finance, Professional Services, and Retail Trade sectors, from the absense of Colorado River water, totals Billions of Dollars.
The Winter Issue of the AW Journal features "The Top Ten River Stewardship Issues of 2015".
Current members - Read the issue now!
Not a Current member - Join or Renew!
A new study, Economic Analysis of Outdoor Recreation in Washington State, by Earth Economics demonstrates the importance of outdoor recreation for the Washington State economy. Residents and visitors collectively spend $21.6 billion annually on trips and equipment purchases supporting nearly 200,000 jobs. Over one third of this economic activity occurs along water. American Whitewater is actively engaged in efforts to promote public access to water and conserve the river resources of the state that represent an important engine for this economic activity
Recent elections for the American Whitewater Board of Directors concluded on December 15, 2014. Please welcome Chris Neuenschwander and Melissa Pennscott as new American Whitewater Directors.
In June 2015, American Whitewater members will have an opportunity to join American Whitewater staff and board members for an exclusive trip on Oregon's Rogue River. We invite you to come learn more about what we're up to while having a great time enjoying one of our nation's first Wild and Scenic Rivers.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued the Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Yuba/Bear and Drum Spaulding projects in Northern California. Our review of this 1000 page documents says that it spells good things for boaters.
Thanks to an organization wide effort to provide transparency and operate efficiently, Charity Navigator awarded American Whitewater with its fifth consecutive 4-star rating. Receiving four out of a possible four stars indicates that American Whitewater adheres to good governance and other best practices that minimize the chance of unethical activities and consistently executes its mission in a fiscally responsible way. Only 4% of the nonprofits Charity Navigator rates have received five consecutive 4-star evaluations, indicating that American Whitewater outperforms most other charities in America. This "exceptional" designation from Charity Navigator differentiates American Whitewater from its peers and demonstrates to the public it is worthy of their trust and support.
Silver Spring, NM - New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez has only two weeks left to make a decision on the proposed Gila River Diversion. This project will drain the headwaters of the Gila River, threatening some of the most beautiful, biologically rich riparian habitat in the state, that also provides amazing paddling opportunities.
Take Action by calling the Governor TODAY!
Over the past year, American Whitewater, New England FLOW and Appalachian Mountain Club have been working with hydropower utilities in the northeast to complete flow studies as part of the relicensing of five hydropower projects along the Connecticut River. This past summer, the flow studies at Sumners Falls/Hartland (VT/NH) and Turners Falls (MA) demonstrated that with appropriate flows, there are high quality boating opportunities available at both locations. Next year, we will assist with the completion of the final flow study at Bellows Falls (VT/NH).
Anticipation was running high for the first public dam releases on the newly constructed Holtwood Whitewater Park this fall, however the final round of testing in early October revealed more work was needed before opening the park. Testing and modifications are ongoing, and we'll release a schedule of releases early next year. The good news is that the waves are going to be incredible.
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has released their draft management plan for the Green River Gamelands in North Carolina. This plan addresses all uses and activities in the iconic Green River Narrows, as well as the Class III+ Upper Green and the Class II Lower Green. This place and this plan are important to many paddlers in the southeast and across the globe. You can review the plan, and send in a comment by January 16th, 2015.
In the summer of 2013, American Whitewater's Regional Coordinator, John Simpkin, started the tedious task of gathering the facts and information to help American Whitewater get illegal fences blocking public access to the Cosumnes River at Latrobe Road Bridge removed. To date, El Dorado County Department of Transportation maintains fences obstructing public access and American Whitewater has issued a letter to County Counsel requesting their removal.
Photo by Steve Ruhnau
Currently several National Parks across the country are considering increased fees for park entry and wilderness permits. A number of National Parks provide whitewater paddling and we want to make sure our community is aware of the opportunity to provide comment on these proposals.
Currently, the Transportation Division of El Dorado County in Placerville, CA is in the process of updating a Mosquito Road Bridge Replacement Study that will outline alternatives for a new bridge to be constructed in 2018-2019. Identified as one of the key take-outs for the Class IV-V Slab Creek whitewater reach, American Whitewater believes this is the perfect opportunity to advocate for river access improvements.
Salida, CO - This Saturday, Senior officials from the Obama Administration will be meeting with Coloradoans to discuss the Browns Canyon National Monunument. It is important that paddlers attend the meeting, and speak-up for protecting the landscape around one of the Arkansas River's greatest whitewater runs.
While its a tough time of year to travel, WE MUST show public support for this designation. Please attend and speak on behalf of Browns Canyon National Monument!
Whether you live in Colorado, or visit the state for its world-class paddling, American Whitewater needs your help to keep our Colorado river stewardship work going. Colorado Gives Day - Colorado's largest fundraising event - is Tuesday, December 9th. That day, people from across the country can come together to support non-profit organizations working in Colorado. This year, our goal is to raise $5,000 to support efforts to protect instream flows for recreation and defend public access to rivers in Colorado. Whether its $10, or $1000, please make your donation today. You can learn more about how to help us meet our goal here...
Colorado - U.S. Senators Mark Udall and Michael Bennet have urged President Obama to consider designating Browns Canyon of the Arkansas River as a National Monument. AW has worked directly with Sen. Udall to protect the landscape surrounding our nation's most popular whitewater river, and are confident that designation will not change how the Arkansas River is managed. Your support is critical to protecting this special place...
Grand County, Colorado - After several years of negotiations and political maneuvering, engineering, and fundraising, American Whitewater joined representatives from Grand County to break ground on the new Gore Canyon Whitewater Park on the Colorado River. The park is integral to a new water right that protects the river from losing more water in the future, while providing new opportunities for paddlers of all ages and ability.
American Whitewater joined river conservation groups in releasing an updated review of the economics of restoring hydropower at Enloe Dam on the Similkameen River in Washington State. This project would cost $40 million to build, would cost more to operate than it brings in for revenue, and accumulate $170 million losses over the life of the project. It is time to remove a project that has not operated since 1958 and is simply an economic loser.
The future of late summer flows in the Colorado River is at risk, and we need your help to show how important these flows are to paddlers. Front Range entities are questioning whether paddlers even use the Colorado River in Glenwood Canyon after Labor Day. If you enjoy the Colorado River, please take two minutes to write a letter to the City Manager of Glenwood Springs. You can help prove that paddlers enjoy late summer flows and prevent the Front Range from taking away an entire month of the paddling season!
Through Outdoor Alliance, American Whitewater joined today with the Outdoor Industry Association to support the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers' proposed Clean Water Protection rule. The rule clarifies Clean Water Act protections for rivers and streams that offer world-class recreation opportunities that improve the quality of life and provide the economic foundation for countless communities. "It's important to American Whitewater's membership that these headwater streams and wetlands are protected by the Clean Water Act," said Kevin Colburn, National Stewardship Director.
Last week the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on the case over the Forest Service's 2012 decision to implement restrictions on paddling the Wild and Scenic Upper Chattooga River. Conservation-oriented paddlers, Georgia Forest Watch, and the Rust Family had asked the court to overturn various portions of a lower court decision that favored the Forest Service. These requests were denied, and the lower court ruling was upheld by the Fourth Circuit.
The Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group is developing a Fish Habitat Conservation
Approach focused on the long-term management of salmon and steelhead habitat along the lower six
miles of the White Salmon River. The Enhancement Group has worked closely with American
Whitewater, Yakama Nation, and resource agencies to develop a collective vision for the White
Salmon River that realizes the full benefits of Condit Dam removal for fish and the community. It
is important for the boating community to be a part of this discussion, and we encourage local
boaters to participate in a community meeting in Husum on Saturday, November 15th.
It's workplace giving season, which is a great way to support American Whitewater! If you are a federal employee, American Whitewater is eligible to receive tax-deductible donations through the Federal Combined Giving Campaign (yes, we're a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization). If you're not a federal employee, you can check to see if your employer participates in workplace giving through United Way or other programs, and ask how to donate to the organization of your choosing. Thanks for your support!
It's not too early to be thinking about the Holiday gifts you'll need for all the river enthusiasts on your shopping list. We have a great offer this year - for just $45 you get a standard one year membership with American Whitewater and a 2015 AW Calendar.
We think this is a great gift to give to any river lover. . .or a great gift to give yourself! And, it's so easy to order.
American Whitewater needs your help to define flows that support the full range of whitewater boating opportunities for the Lower Spokane River in Washington. This survey is designed so individuals can evaluate flows, which will then help American Whitewater and our conservation partners describe how flows affect recreation quality. We are seeking responses by Thursday November 6th.
American Whitewater's Volunteers of the Month for November are Charlie and Karin Guilbault, who have been long time volunteers at the Feather River Festival in California. The success of this event would not be possible without key volunteers who work tirelessly to make this event a reality, and Charlie and Karin certainly fit the bill. In recognition of their efforts, they will receive custom Kokatat WoolCore Shirts. Thanks so much Charlie and Karin!
The American Whitewater Journal is the longest running whitewater paddlesports publication in the US. Our Journal has also documented the evolution of paddlesports and chronicled the development of kayaks that were primarily imported from Europe, to homemade glass layups, squirt boats, the rise and fall of play boats. This winter we will be combining the November/December and January/February issues to create a winter issue that will be in your mailbox this January.
American Whitewater is very fortunate to have a Board of Directors with a passion for our mission and a mix of appropriate skills to help guide American Whitewater and meet the challenges we face, both now and in the future. Each year American Whitewater's membership elects volunteer Directors to serve three-year terms on the American Whitewater Board of Directors. Current American Whitewater members can cast their votes through Midnight Pacific Time, December 15th.
American Whitewater works to protect and restore the whitewater rivers across the country that you love, and we rely on your ongoing support to keep us going strong. Twice each year, American Whitewater reaches out to you to ask that you become a member or renew your membership to American Whitewater, or to consider making a tax-deductible donation. Learn more about what your contribution will support in our 2014 Winter Appeal!
American Whitewater submitted comments this week to the Bureau of Reclamation in opposition of the proposed Temperance Flat Dam slated for the San Joaquin River in California. The proposed dam would inundate a reach of river that the Bureau of Land Management recognized as suitable for inclusion in the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System for its cultral and scenic values. Temperance Flat Dam will have steep economic and resource costs while yeilding little water, and is not the solution to California's extreme drought.
The Forest Service is seeking comments on their Environmental Assessment and proposal to upgrade and designate the trails and access areas that paddlers and others use to access the Wild and Scenic Upper Chattooga River. Comments are due by midnight, November 7, 2014. Your comments can help encourage high quality and sustainable hiking and paddling opportunities, and help clarify that no permit should be requied to paddle the Chattooga River upstream of Green Creek.
Today marks the release of an inspiring, wild ride down the Yampa River. Warm Springs is a film featuring AW staff and friends from all over Colorado, and delivers a rich and gorgeous portrait of one of the West's last truly wild rivers through the lens of its most famous rapid, Warm Springs.
After years of wondering if it would ever get underway (the six-year deadline has already passed), PacifiCorp has finally begun construction on the new access improvements at the Yale Bridge take-out for Canyon Creek. That's the good news. The bad news is they let the project slip into the fall boating season and have offered no accommodations for access after this weekend until the project is done.
A couple of weeks ago AW staff and several like-minded river folks attended the Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) meeting in Glenwood Springs. We joined together to let the board know that the upcoming state water plan must ensure that healthy rivers (and the communities that depend on them) are treated fairly in the plan. Sounds pretty non-controversial, right? Wrong.
The first three weekends in November mark classic boating in the southeast with releases on the Tallulah River. Release weekends are November 1 & 2, 8 & 9, and 15 & 16. The river flows through Tallulah Gorge State Park, the Park has specific regulations for visitors.
Stream access in Virginia is one of American Whitewater's Top 10 River Stewardship Issues this year, as it has been in many years past. The public right to enjoy rivers in the commonwealth is less than clear, leading to confusion and differences of opinion. A legislative fix is possible, but we'll need a broad coalition of support. Start this conversation in your networks, and join the Virginia Freedom to Float facebook page to keep in the loop.
The Friendsville, Maryland paddler parking lot is being finished. This lovely town of 500 people, is doing what it can to accomodate the hundreds of paddlers who arrive here for summer releases on the Upper Youghiogheny River. The project owes much to the vision and leadership of long-time resident Jess Whittemore and the support of Mayor Spencer R. Schlosnagle and Town Council. American Whitewater helped paddlers raise $25,000 towards the lot and this "seed money" has helped attract over $200,000 in grants! We thank the town for their persistence, and their ongoing support for Upper Yough whitewater.
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) is proposing to build another large dam on California's San Joaquin River. If built, the Temperance Flat Dam would have significant impacts to the San Joaquin River Gorge, including drowning several Class III-V whitewater runs, such as Patterson Bend. The BOR took a major step forward in bringing the dam into reality when it released a Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the project last month. You can stand up for the San Joaquin by attending a public hearing during the week of October 13th, or submitting public comment by October 27th.
Northwest Power Services recently filed a preliminary permit application to construct a hydropower project on the Talkeetna River. The Talkeetna is known to many as Alaska's best backcountry whitewater trip. The developer proposes to construct a 2300 feet long and 370 feet high dam located in a scenic canyon just downstream of the confluence of Disappointment Creek. A public comment period is now open for this project.
If you've enjoyed getting out on the water with more concern for your shuttle than whether the river you're paddling is polluted, you likely have the Clean Water Act to thank. Over the last eight years, there's been a lot of uncertainty about whether certain headwater streams and wetlands are covered by the Act. The Environmental Protection Agency and the Army Corps of Engineers are taking public comment through November 14th on a proposed rule that brings clarity to this issue. American Whitewater supports the proposed rule, and encourages you to weigh in!
October's Volunteers of the Month are Neal Dana, Jim Patterson, Paul Araujo, and Jerry Stehman! Gauley Fest came close to having no electricity this year, but thanks to their cool heads and skillful efforts, American Whitewater's largest annual fundraiser and party went smoothly! In recognition for their service to AW and everyone at Gauley Fest, they will each receive a Kokatat Woolcore shirt!
The Oregon Water Resources Department (OWRD) has denied Red Flat Mining Corporation's application for a water right for exploratory mining activities in the headwaters of Baldface Creek and the Wild and Scenic North Fork Smith River! The international mining company seeks to develop a nickel strip mine in the South Kalmiopsis Roadless Area, which is one of the most remote and expansive backcountry areas in Southern Oregon. This is an important victory in the effort to protect the crystal clear waters of Southern Oregon, however our work is far from over.
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department wants to hear from you about whether three Oregon rivers should be protected as State Scenic Waterways. Sections of the Molalla, Chetco and Grand Ronde, all of which are well known and loved by Pacific Northwest paddlers, are up for consideration. The agency is seeking public feedback. Comments can be emailed or you can respond to a short survey by October 15th.
California's Inyo, Sequoia and Sierra National Forests are home to many rivers cherished by the whitewater community, including the Kern, Kings, and Merced Rivers and Dinkey Creek. On Monday, September 29th, American Whitewater asked the Forest Service to recognize the importance of these and other rivers for whitewater recreation activities, and to update and expand protections for them. Our comments come as the three forests begin the NEPA process for updating their forest management plans.
American Whitewater was recently notified that our appeals of the new Forest Plans for the Kootenai and Panhandle National Forests were successful. These forests, in northern Montana and Idaho respectively, contain incredible whitewater streams where paddlers might see grizzly bears, 10-foot white sturgeons, or even a caribou. The result of our successful appeals will almost certainly be the protection additional rivers and streams from hydropower dams and other threats.
At the last meeting of the Colorado Water Conservation Board, outdoor business leaders, advocates like Annie Henderson of the Upper Colorado River Private Boaters Association, realtors and concerned citizens gathered to urge the Board to make sure that river-based recreation receives equal consideration in the upcoming Colorado Water Plan.
American Whitewater is supporting a proposed rule from the Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps of Engineers that strives to clarify which streams and wetlands are protected by the Clean Water Act. This rulemaking is currently under threat in the House by H.R. 5078, which could go to a vote as early as Tuesday, September 9th. If passed, the bill would stop the current rulemaking dead in its tracks. Please stand up for clean water, contact your representatives and make your voice heard!
American Whitewater congratulates the Garrett College Adventuresport Institute for managing another successful season of Savage River whitewater releases. The river, which hosted the 1989 World Slalom and Whitewater Championships, offers five miles of very continuous Class III-IV whitewater that's a joy to paddle. Program Director Mike Mike Logsden and other Garrett College personnel arranged parking, shuttle service, put-in and take-out access, release of liability for the stake-holders, and the removal of dangerous river debris. Takeout procedures this year were re-designed to avoid a dangerous road crossing. Expenses related to the shuttle service and strainer removal was paid by donations from participating boaters. If you enjoyed yourself, send a brief thank you to email@example.com
After an initial round of meetings, earlier in the summer, the Oregon State Marine Board has announced that they will be doing another round of meetings and will continue to seek feedback on the needs of the non-motorized boating community. We encourage those who paddle in Oregon to join the conversation and provide feedback through the meetings or an online survey.
If you're in the PNW and can't make it to Gauley Fest, come celebrate Wilderness and the dry side of the Cascades with Wilderness Weekend, September 18th - 20th in Bend, Oregon. Events include the Wild & Scenic Film Festival, 27th Desert Conference and the WilderFest Block Party. Come on out to one or all of these events!
While the decades long struggle to secure releases on the West River in Vermont continues, the Army Corps of Engineers has modified its operating procedures for the Ball Mountain Dam in Jamaica, VT, resulting in new opportunities for boaters in the northeast to enjoy this whitewater treasure. The Corps has decided to modify how it releases water from the dam in order to provide boaters with new weekend boating opportunities following significant rainfall, and is hoping to be able to provide a second release day for the annual West Fest in September.
This year's Sullivan Creek releases will begin September 3, and will continue each day for at least a couple months. These releases, the gage, and a related dam removal were the outcome of a collaborative negotiation between the regional Public Utility District that owns the dams, American Whitewater, and a suite of local, state, and national groups.
Kremmling, Colorado - In a recent decision, the Bureau of Land Management has approved Grand County's application to construct a whitewater park on the Colorado River below Gore Canyon. The Proposed Gore Canyon Whitewater Park, located on public lands, seeks to protect streamflows in the Colorado River for recreational paddling. AW has supported this effort for several years, and we are pleased that this recent decision allows Grand County to move forward with construction of the park.
Lake Mead, the nation's largest reservoir, has been making a lot of national headlines lately. Its water level has dropped to its lowest level ever, and, it continues to drop every day, as the drought that's gripping much of the American West marches on. And though the lake itself is hundreds of miles from us here in Colorado, we have a lot at stake in the Colorado River and the reservoir's record-low levels have implications for our local communities.
The recreation releases scheduled for August 23/ 24 have been rescheduled for August 30/ 31. The releases needed to be postponed because of a breakdown at one of PG&E's powerhouses.


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AMES, Iowa ? Five Iowa State wrestlers are among the top eight Midlands Tournament preliminary seeds in their respective weight classes, as released Wednesday by the tournament committee. The Midlands will be contested Dec. 29-30 at Welsh-Ryan Arena in Evanston, Ill.
Iowa State two-time senior All-American Jon Reader is the top seed at 174 pounds. Junior Jerome Ward is seeded third at 197 pounds. Ward placed seventh at the 2009 Midlands Championships. At 165 pounds Cyclone junior Andrew Sorenson is the sixth seed.* Senior Chris Drouin is seeded sixth at 141 pounds. Iowa State?s other seeded wrestler is 149-pounder Nate Carr Jr.* The senior is seeded ninth.
The seeds are subject to change and do not include the ninth-12th seeded designations. For complete seed information, click here or visit the "links" slideout tab in the photo above.


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Amlin Challenge Cup: Oyonnax v Sale match preview
Last Updated: 13/12/13 2:53pm
Bryan Redpath: Says Sale must be mentally focused against Oyonnax
Sale Sharks head coach Bryan Redpath is expecting a difficult evening when they travel to Oyonnax on Thursday.
The Sharks sit top of Amlin Challenge Cup Pool 1 after wins over Biarritz and Worcester, while their opponents are bottom.
However, Oyonnax have lost just once on home turf this season and with wintry conditions expected at Stade Charles Mathon, Redpath admits his side must be mentally focused.
He said: "It would be huge to get another away win after beating Worcester away in the first match, so this becomes a vital game for us to push on further in the group.
"This is a big game, French teams are proud of their home performances and results, so it will be difficult irrelevant of what side they choose, but is a big chance for us.
"There are rumours it will be about minus five so it is going to be pretty chilly and it is an evening kick-off.
"So maybe if it is bad conditions they may move it to the afternoon in case there is any frost about.
"But you just have to get on with it, it's not too bad, I am Scottish so I am used to the cold. But it will be a tough environment for us so we have to be very focused mentally."
Danny Cipriani and Dwayne Peel sit out the trip for the Sharks, with Nick MacLeod and Will Cliff handed half-back responsibilities.
Oyonnaz: Tian, Bousquet, Bousses, Paea, Koroivoutu, Urdapilleta, Figuerola; Iapteff, Clark, Du Preez, Nemecek (c), Lagrange, Diaby, Newlands, Andre.
Replacements: Jenneker, Rapant, Baiocco, Slade, Vuillemin, Hansell-Pune, Traini, Browne.
Sale: Miller, Brady, Jennings, Leota, Mackenzie, MacLeod, Cliff, Harrison, Taylor, Cobilas, Ostrikov, Paterson, Braid (c), Seymour, Gaskell.
Replacements: Jones, Flynn, Buckley, Mills, Easter, Ford, Forsyth, Haley.
Amlin Challenge Cup week three 2013/14
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London Irish beat Stade Francais 24-13 in the battle of the Amlin Challenge Cup Pool 5 heavyweights.
Wasps impress in Grenoble win
Wasps regained top spot in Pool Four of the Amlin Challenge Cup with an impressive seven-try 47-7 mauling of Grenoble.
Bath hammer poor Mogliano
Richard Lane scored a hat-trick of tries as Bath thrashed Rugby Mogliano 55-8 in a bonus point victory.


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Update: Wichita State University has canceled classes for Wednesday.
Update: Wichita Public Schools will be closed on Wednesday, Feb. 5th.
Update: Southwestern College has decided to close all campuses today, including its main Winfield campus.
The snow storm we've been preparing for is finally here. Almost all schools in the area are closed, as well as universities and many larger employers.
Closings on Tuesday, February 4:
K-12 Schools:
All Wichita Public Schools.
Despite the wind chill advisory in affect for the Wichita area today and unseasonably low temperatures, classes for Wichita Public Schools are still set to resume today (Jan 6.)
USD 259 officials are asking students to bundle up extra warmly, and asking parents to expect delays on school bus routes throughout the day.
The drought that has been gripping parts of Kansas appears to be easing.
Just a few months ago, about 97 percent of Kansas was considered to be experiencing drought conditions. Now, much of central and eastern Kansas is back to normal. That's according to Mary Knapp, with Kansas State University, who called the turnaround "exceptional."
"In central and southeastern Kansas we've actually gone from drought to deluge. We've got a number of locations that have seen incredible amounts of rain in the last three weeks," Knapp said.
Emergency management workers are going out door-to door in Lindsborg to assess damage from flash flooding that forced the evacuation of several homes.
Lindsborg residents started returning to their homes Tuesday morning as the waters receded.
City Administrator Greg DuMars said between 124 to 140 homes were flooded, mostly in an area that encompasses two subdivisions. Some places were submerged under as much as five feet of water.
Emergency crews used boats to evacuate about 35 or 40 people from their homes on Monday, but only one injury was reported.
Crews from the city of Wichita are currently clearing tree limbs and debris that fell into streets and onto public property during the Thursday night wind storm.However, they will not pick up debris from private property owners. Instead they are encouraging homeowners to work with their trash haulers to remove debris or take it to one of four Wichita locations for a fee.
Updated 9:00am
Heavy rainfall is flooding in parts of downtown Wichita Thursday morning, as well as part of Valley Center.
The National Weather Service reports that excessive runoff from rainfall will cause flooding in small creeks, streams, and low-lying streets and underpasses. Drive carefully and watch for flooded roadways.
The Kansas Division of Emergency Management is urging Kansans who want to help the recovery in Oklahoma to make cash donations.
Eastern Kansas has been running above average for rainfall during April, which is improving drought conditions in some areas. Mary Knapp is the state climatologist.
During last month's back-to-back snow storms, the Kansas Department of Transportation reports their snow crews pretreated and plowed nearly 880,000 miles of highway – enough to circle the earth 35 times.
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