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LANGLEY — The Langley Clinic is on the verge of closing, city officials announced late Monday.
The clinic, operated by Whidbey General Hospital Primary Care Associates in a leased building on Second Street, opened two years ago after the healthcare facility run by Dr. Stan Whittemore in the same building closed at the end of October 2008.
Mayor Paul Samuelson told the city council about the impending closure at the council's meeting Monday night.
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Samuelson read an Aug. 30 letter to Anne Tarrant, president of the hospital board of commissioners, from Jerald Sanders, a physician with Primary Care Associates.
Sanders said there weren't enough workers to keep its South Whidbey clinics open, and asked the hospital board to permanently close the Langley Clinic.
"It is the strong recommendation of all of the providers, north and south, that the Langley Clinic be closed and we work to maintain one viable clinic in Freeland," Sanders said.
In the letter, Sanders said it was "simply not economically viable" to continue to keep two clinics open that were within eight miles of each other. He also pointed to problems with the Langley location and asked for the clinic to be closed soon, and forever.
Sanders said the clinic should be merged with the one in Freeland.
"The structural facility at Langley has multiple problems which cannot be corrected," Sanders said in the letter, adding that the lease on the building would end in December.
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"Providers in Oak Harbor have been working their days off to attempt to provide ongoing coverage at the Langley and Freeland clinics. Everyone is simply getting worn out."
Steve Shapiro, who owns the Langley facility with Doug Allderdice, said they hope to find another medical practice as a tenant.
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"It's going to be a real challenge to find another provider or providers to come in there independent of the hospital," Shapiro said.
There is nothing wrong with the building, he added. It was designed to serve as a medical facility. Instead, Shapiro said the move appeared to look good for the hospital because it owns the building now housing its Freeland clinic, and there has been a shortage of primary care providers.
Shapiro also said they wouldn't look for another tenant until they know the city would lend its support for the search. When the Langley Clinic closed two years ago, Samuelson led a committee with representatives from the community and the hospital to find a new tenant.
"I think that's the same kind of energy that needs to show up," Samuelson said.
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I was wondering if you had any tips for practising long series of fast runs? I find that my fingers become frozen and clumsy after a few beats of this type of music.
To Tom Hooton
I was wondering if you had any tips for practising long series of fast runs? I find that my fingers become frozen and clumsy after a few beats of this type of music.
Practice using all different types of groupings of notes, with a wide variety of rhythms. How many combos you can come up with? I've also heard that it helps some people to practice things like this with the opposite hand. Keep your wrist and fingers fairly loose.
Have fun!
Another way to practice, especially if it gets worse as you go, is to practice the lick from back to front. Play the last beat, then the last two, last three, etc...finally playing it all. That way when you get there, your hand will remember playing the end with the same ease as the beginning. Start slow, back to front, and once you can play the whole thing, start slowly building up speed.
Thanks gentlemen, i will try out some of these ideas.
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We are creatures of habit. If your fingers "hang up" after a couple of beats, you do not have the patterns committed to memory. That is why we practice scales, Clarke, Arban and the like.
Habits are developed by starting SLOWLY and then repetitions. Play the lick at half speed with a metronome. If it still is not PERFECT, slow it down some more. Perfect it at the slower speed, then advance as your body and mind become cooperative!
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Thawing Siberian Peat Bog Will Speed Up Global Warming
Moscow News 11aug2005
[Several more articles below]
A huge expanse of western Siberia is going through an unprecedented thaw that could speed the rate of global warming dramatically, AP reported Thursday quoting the Guardian.
Scientists recently back from the Russian region say the world's largest frozen peat bog is melting into shallow lakes. It is thawing for the first time since it formed 11,000 years ago.
The area, a million square kilometers, is equivalent to the size of France and Germany and could release billions of tones of methane, a greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere, the New Scientist said on its website.
The discovery was made by Judith Marquand from Britain's University of Oxford and botanist Sergei Kirpotin from Russia's Tomsk State University.
Kirpotin described the situation as an "ecological landslide that is probably irreversible and is undoubtedly connected to climatic warming".
The whole western Siberian sub-Arctic region has started to thaw, he added, and this "has all happened in the last three or four years".
Climate scientists were worried by the discovery and warned future global temperature predictions may have to be revised.
"When you start messing around with these natural systems, you can end up in situations where it's unstoppable. There are no brakes you can apply," David Viner, a senior scientist at the Climatic Research Unit at Britain's University of East Anglia, told The Guardian newspaper.
"This is a big deal because you can't put the permafrost back once it's gone. The causal effect is human activity and it will ramp up temperatures even more than our emissions are doing," he told the British daily's Thursday edition.
The intergovernmental panel on climate change thought in its last major report in 2001 that global temperatures would rise between 1.4 degrees Celsius and 5.8 degrees Celsius between 1990 and 2100.
However, that only considered global warming sparked by known greenhouse gas emissions.
"These positive feedbacks with landmasses weren't known about then. They had no idea how much they would add to global warming," Viner said.
source: http://www.mosnews.com/news/2005/08/11/siberianthaw.shtml 14aug2005
Climate Warning as Siberia Melts
FRED PEARCE / New Scientist i.2512, 11aug2005
THE world's largest frozen peat bog is melting. An area stretching for a million square kilometres across the permafrost of western Siberia is turning into a mass of shallow lakes as the ground melts, according to Russian researchers just back from the region.
The sudden melting of a bog the size of France and Germany combined could unleash billions of tonnes of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere.
The news of the dramatic transformation of one of the world's least visited landscapes comes from Sergei Kirpotin, a botanist at Tomsk State University, Russia, and Judith Marquand at the University of Oxford.
Kirpotin describes an "ecological landslide that is probably irreversible and is undoubtedly connected to climatic warming". He says that the entire western Siberian sub-Arctic region has begun to melt, and this "has all happened in the last three or four years".
What was until recently a featureless expanse of frozen peat is turning into a watery landscape of lakes, some more than a kilometre across. Kirpotin suspects that some unknown critical threshold has been crossed, triggering the melting.
Western Siberia has warmed faster than almost anywhere else on the planet, with an increase in average temperatures of some 3 °C in the last 40 years. The warming is believed to be a combination of man-made climate change, a cyclical change in atmospheric circulation known as the Arctic oscillation, plus feedbacks caused by melting ice, which exposes bare ground and ocean. These absorb more solar heat than white ice and snow.
Similar warming has also been taking place in Alaska: earlier this summer Jon Pelletier of the University of Arizona in Tucson reported a major expansion of lakes on the North Slope fringing the Arctic Ocean.
The findings from western Siberia follow a report two months ago that thousands of lakes in eastern Siberia have disappeared in the last 30 years, also because of climate change (New Scientist, 11 June, p 16). This apparent contradiction arises because the two events represent opposite end of the same process, known as thermokarsk.
In this process, rising air temperatures first create "frost-heave", which turns the flat permafrost into a series of hollows and hummocks known as salsas. Then as the permafrost begins to melt, water collects on the surface, forming ponds that are prevented from draining away by the frozen bog beneath. The ponds coalesce into ever larger lakes until, finally, the last permafrost melts and the lakes drain away underground.
Siberia's peat bogs formed around 11,000 years ago at the end of the last ice age. Since then they have been generating methane, most of which has been trapped within the permafrost, and sometimes deeper in ice-like structures known as clathrates. Larry Smith of the University of California, Los Angeles, estimates that the west Siberian bog alone contains some 70 billion tonnes of methane, a quarter of all the methane stored on the land surface worldwide.
His colleague Karen Frey says if the bogs dry out as they warm, the methane will oxidise and escape into the air as carbon dioxide. But if the bogs remain wet, as is the case in western Siberia today, then the methane will be released straight into the atmosphere. Methane is 20 times as potent a greenhouse gas as carbon dioxide.
In May this year, Katey Walter of the University of Alaska Fairbanks told a meeting in Washington of the Arctic Research Consortium of the US that she had found methane hotspots in eastern Siberia, where the gas was bubbling from thawing permafrost so fast it was preventing the surface from freezing, even in the midst of winter.
An international research partnership known as the Global Carbon Project earlier this year identified melting permafrost as a major source of feedbacks that could accelerate climate change by releasing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. "Several hundred billion tonnes of carbon could be released," said the project's chief scientist, Pep Canadell of the CSIRO Division of Marine and Atmospheric Research in Canberra, Australia.
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source: http://www.physorg.com/news5769.html 14aug2005
Melting Siberia Threat to Climate
LUCY SHERRIFF / The Register (UK) 11aug2005
The largest frozen peat bog in the world, lying in western Siberia, is melting, according to Russian scientists. The million square kilometre area*, previously permafrost, is becoming a series of increasingly soggy shallow lakes, some already more than a kilometre across.
The melting raises the spectre of vast quantities of methane suddenly being released into the atmosphere. Methane is one of the most potent greenhouse gases, with a warming effect 20 times greater than that of carbon dioxide.
The bogs are thought to contain some 70 billion tonnes of methane, a quarter of all the land-stored methane on the planet.
The researchers, Sergei Kirpotin, a botanist at Tomsk State University, Russia, and Judith Marquand at the University of Oxford, told New Scientist that the whole western Siberian sub-arctic region has begun to melt, and that this has only happened in the last four years. Kirpotin said he had witnessed an "ecological landslide that is probably irreversible and is undoubtedly connected to climatic warming".
The frozen peat bogs formed at the end of the last ice age, around 11,000 years ago. One thing peat bogs do is produce methane, a byproduct of rotting organic material. However, since Siberia has been frozen, most of the methane generated over the last 11,000 years has been trapped in the permafrost.
Now that it is melting, and provided the region stays wet, all that methane will be released into the atmosphere. If the bogs dry out, the methane will have a chance to oxidise to form carbon dioxide before it escapes the bogs, which would lessen the impact.
Siberia is particularly vulnerable to climate change, it seem, and the region has warmed faster than anywhere else on the planet. A positive feedback cycle is created when ice melts, exposing more ground which absorbs more solar energy than ice or snow. This, in combination with regional weather shifts, such as the Arctic oscillation, is thought to be behind the region's three degree increase in average temperatures over the last 40 years. ®
Note: *Almost 50 times the size of Wales, for those who like to keep track of these things
source: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/08/11/melting_siberia_threat/ 14aug2005
`Tipping Point' in Siberia May Spur Global Warming
UNSTOPPABLE: It's a nightmare scenario that has just come to light
The Guardian (UK) 12aug2005
A vast expanse of western Siberia is undergoing an unprecedented thaw that could dramatically increase the rate of global warming, climate scientists warned yesterday.
Researchers who have recently returned from the region found that an area of permafrost spanning 1 million km2 — the size of France and Germany combined — has started to melt for the first time since it formed 11,000 years ago at the end of the last ice age.
The area, which covers the entire sub-Arctic region of western Siberia, is the world's largest frozen peat bog and scientists fear that, as it thaws, it will release billions of tonnes of methane, a greenhouse gas 20 times more potent than carbon dioxide, into the atmosphere.
It is a scenario climate scientists have feared since first identifying "tipping points" — delicate thresholds where a slight rise in the Earth's temperature can cause a dramatic change in the environment that itself triggers a far greater hike in global temperatures.
The discovery was made by Sergei Kirpotin at Tomsk State University in western Siberia and Judith Marquand at Oxford University and was reported in New Scientist yesterday.
The researchers found that what was until recently a barren expanse of frozen peat is turning into a broken landscape of mud and lakes, some more than 1km across.
Kirpotin told the magazine the situation was an "ecological landslide that is probably irreversible and is undoubtedly connected to climatic warming."
He added that the thaw had probably begun in the past three or four years.
Climate scientists yesterday reacted with alarm to the finding, and warned that predictions of future global temperatures would have to be revised upwards.
"When you start messing around with these natural systems, you can end up in situations where it's unstoppable. There are no brakes you can apply," said David Viner, a scientist at the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia. "This is a big deal because you can't put the permafrost back once it's gone. The causal effect is human activity and it will ramp up temperatures even more than our emissions are doing."
Scientists are particularly concerned about the permafrost because as it thaws, it reveals bare ground which warms up more quickly than ice and snow, and so accelerates the rate at which the permafrost thaws.
The permafrost is likely to take many decades at least to thaw, so the methane locked within it will not be released into the atmosphere in one burst, said Stephen Sitch, a scientist at the Met Office's Hadley Centre in Exeter.
But calculations by Sitch and his colleagues show that even if methane seeped from the permafrost over the next 100 years, it would add around 700 million tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere each year, roughly the same amount that is released annually from the world's wetlands and agriculture. It would effectively double atmospheric levels of the gas, leading to a 10 percent to 25 percent increase in global warming, he said.
source: http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/world/archives/2005/08/12/2003267406 14aug2005
Russian scientists said the western Siberian sub-Arctic
— a peat bog the size of France and Germany —
has begun to thaw
UPI 11aug2005
The scientists warned the melting permafrost could unleash billions of tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, the Daily Telegraph reported Thursday.
The 360,000 square miles of western Siberia may turn into a watery landscape of shallow lakes and it could release huge quantities of methane trapped in the frozen peat, according to researchers Sergei Kirpotin, a botanist from Tomsk State University in Russia, and Judith Marquand from Oxford University.
Kirpotin told New Scientist the western Siberian sub-Arctic region had begun to melt in the last three or four years in an "ecological landslide that is probably irreversible and undoubtedly connected to climatic warming."
source: http://www.physorg.com/news5769.html 14aug2005
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- 1Department of Hematology, Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen, Denmark
- 2Department of Medicine, Hematology/Oncology, University of Münster, Germany
- 3Department of Biology, University of Bologna, Italy
- 4Department of Internal Medicine/Hematology, Karolinska University Hospital Huddinge, Stockholm, Sweden
- 5Centre for Cancer Research and Cell Biology, Queen's University Belfast, UK
- 6Department of Epigenomics and Cancer Risk Factors, German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), Heidelberg, Germany
- 7Centre for Pathology and Forensic and Genetic Medicine, Institute of Cell and Molecular Pathology, Hannover Medical School, Germany
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Since I have lived in Federal Way for over 50 years, on 21st Ave. S.W. and 304th Street S.W., I have attended many city council meetings. The public is only allowed to speak for three minutes and then we are told to sit down. Other speakers from the city, etc., who come in get 10 and more minutes. We pay taxes and salaries.
Aren't we even worth five minutes?
I reminded the council about the dangerous intersection at 304th S.W. and 21st Avenue S.W., where there have been at least two side-by-side car races that came down 304th, from the Adelaide area, crossed 21st Ave. S.W. without stopping, went into the next block where a neighbors' yard was torn up and one car wrecked. I have pictures.
What if a student was walking there at the time, or a parent was bringing a student to school or home? It could have been even more tragic! I asked the council to have the road department put in two stop signs going south and north where drivers would stop for only one or two minutes, whatever the law is for safety sake, so that the drivers who speed down the hill on 304th Street, and from the Adelaide area, wouldn't injure someone or even worse.
Believe me, it happens all the time. Some drivers are late or just in a big hurry. There have been other near hits: one by a young lady who was about to turn up the hill at 304th, but thank goodness she stopped just as a car came flying down 304th from View Cliff and didn't stop. The same thing happened to me the following week. A vehicle came down the hill from the Adelaide area and didn't stop just as I was about to go through that intersection to go to the beach.
At that council meeting, I asked for two stop signs for safety sake. One council member, Jack Dovey, spoke up and said if we put in a stop sign and someone is hurt, they could sue the city. What is more important, a life or a lawsuit? People have said to me that the city knows about the things that have happened at that intersection and hillside. So if they don't put in stop signs and someone is injured, will they sue the city? Is the city going to take down other stop signs in Federal Way for fear that if there is an accident there, they will sue the city? In past years, I was told to get petitions signed by at least 10 neighbors. I did that very thing, but was denied by the city. I still have them in my cupboard.
What is the answer? Many residents have said they will wait until something bad happens and then will they say "Oh gee, I guess we should have done something."
Please do something now for safety sake. I do not want to be a victim or maybe a neighbor or maybe a student who walks. Thanks for your help.
Nancy Combs, Federal Way
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