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Shutting Down...
Since installing XP professional in November, I have experienced a spontaneous shutdown and restart of my desktop. When it returns, it tells me the system has recovered from a fatal error that is caused by an unspecified device driver. I have uninstalled both software and hardware one by one over the last several weeks in hopes of identifying the problem. Nothing. Even system restore does not solve it. Is is time to reinstall XP, even with the risk that it will likely happen again?
Hard drive diagnostic / repair?
My WinXP system won't boot. Knoppix comes up fine, and complains that it can't read the partition table. I've got The Ultimate Boot CD; does anyone have a methodology for making things right, or at least recovering whatever I can from the hard drive?
SMTP and Outlook 97
I have a machine running Outlook 97. Somehow, the SMTP server has become changed to 'net' (that's all it says - it should be nameofdomain.com). I am unable to change this back - every time I try, the next time Outlook goes to send and receive, it attempts to locate 'net' again. Any idea what's going on here? Google is little help on such generic keywords and the MS knowledge base doesn't seem able to help. Spyware check reveals nothing. XP Home.
XP SP2 and WebDav
i have some of my remote users in the office connect to our fileserver using webdav as a means to quickly (though admittadly not-securely) access and change documents, etc. it seems though, that since using windows xp SP2 it's been dirt slow. my user will click on a directory, and it will take no less than 10 seconds for the directory to be highlighted. that's not even attempting to open the directory - that'll take another two minutes or so. i'm trying to figure out what's exactly going on here. ideally i'll be switching to VPN soon, but in the meantime, i need to get this working properly again.
How do I remove things from the WinXP system tray?
How do I remove things from the system tray on my computer (running XP)? This seems like it should not be so complicated, but my searching suggests I have to edit the registry to do that. I don't even really know what that means, but just looking at the registry intimidates me. Specifically, if I can't get the computer to stop telling me when a wireless connection is or is not available, I may just go insane.
How do I stop XP from thinking this old program is newly installed?
Stupid annoying WinXP question. I installed an older program I use for data analysis in my lab. Every time I click the start menu it shows up as a newly installed program, despite the fact that I've used it quite a bit. I want it to go away and show up as an old program, not highlighted like a new one. The only help I can find using my formidable Google-Fu is "Turn off new program notification". Well, I don't want to do that; I like to know if something new has been added to my machine. Anyone know how XP marks programs as newly installed, or highlighted, and how to turn this off on an individual entry basis rather than across the board?
Can a network connection be killed from the XP command line?
Can a network connection be killed from the command line in Windows XP?
Best way to set up a LAN using equipment I already own.
The new network Friday challenge: I need to set up a network for my new place and I wanted to do it with my available stuff. How close can I come? More inside. [more inside]
How do I move from Windows 98 to Windows XP?
Updating Windows98 SE to Windows XP. (mi) [more inside]
I'm looking for an application which would let me save settings across several control panels in Windows XP.
I'm looking for an application which would let me save settings across several control panels in Windows XP. I'd be willing to pay a reasonable amount. [Example inside] [more inside]
Norton Ghost question
I have 100GB and 160GB hard drives in my XP computer. I tried using Norton Ghost to move the 100GB info to my latter drive, and it worked but with serious partition errors (windows not booting). I then moved a large amount of data to my 160, the 100 not really having changed. Everything in windows functions, but when I use Partition Magic 8 I get the following error: "Disk 1 appears to have partitions created using a different drive geometry (255h 63s original, 240h 63 current) You should back up...." etcetera. More inside. [more inside]
Can mail be exported from Apple's email on OSX to a Windows XP box running Microsoft Outlook?
Can mail be exported from Apple's email on OSX to a Windows XP box running Microsoft Outlook?
Recommend a freeware program to check the internal temperatures of my laptop
My laptop has taken to switching itself off at random intervals, but only at my parents or in-laws houses. The general consensus is that these houses are hotter than my own and it may be just enough to upset my system.
Can anyone recommend a good freeware (pref OpenSource) program to check up on the internal temperatures of the system? I'm running WinXP.
Can anyone recommend a good freeware (pref OpenSource) program to check up on the internal temperatures of the system? I'm running WinXP.
Hard drive backup suggestions?
I have a WinXp machine with three hard drives, each one holding 100GB. I'm researching backup alternatives, and there are tons these days (tape drives, external firewire drives, jazz drives, etc.). I'd like to find a solution that strikes a nice balance between ease of use, cost and durability. Any suggestions?
Slow XP
Help me! I'm naked! With my new computer I finally got Win XP (instead of win 98, which I had been using with the older computer), but after downloading and installing all the security patches, the system slowed down to the speed of molasses, taking forever to open any folder... [more inside]
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Point Grace Resort is an extraordinary Caribbean retreat, located at the Point of the pristine twelve-mile beach of Grace Bay, voted by a British Sunday Times readers poll and Conde Nast as "The Best Beach in the World". Here, in a setting seemingly untouched by time, each suite has been designed to include every luxury, leaving you free to encounter your own personal state of grace.Point Grace is an all-suite luxury resort located on the island of Providenciales, in the Turks & Caicos Islands. This elegant boutique hotel offers a selection of beachfront suites and penthouses with magnificent ocean views, as well as romantic pool-side Cottage suites.Point Grace offers a selection of beachfront one, two, three and four bedroom suites and penthouses, plus one bedroom pool-front / ocean view cottage suites, magnificently furnished and decorated; each suite captures the flavour of West Indies yester-years. A unique collection of African tribal crafts and artwork, in the tradition of the great expressionist masters, is thoughtfully utilised to lend an exotic and refined insight into the culture and travel experience of the turn of the century West Indian traveller.
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Virtually undiscovered, Providenciales is one of the 49 islands that comprise the British Crown Colony of Turks and Caicos. This caring island community of about 25,000 friendly locals and internationals is located halfway between Florida and Puerto Rico, and only a ninety minute, non-stop jet flight from Miami. Private jets are accommodated at Providenciales FBO and private yachts find a deep water safe harbour and port of entry at several modern marinas.
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Extended End-of-Life for ExpressionEngine 2
When we released ExpressionEngine 3, ExpressionEngine 2 was scheduled for end-of-life on October 13. In this past year, we continued to offer v2 as an alternative for all new purchases, in case you had a v2 project already planned.
This was plenty of time for most customers, but there are still some folks who are unable to upgrade because they have been waiting for this or that add-on to be updated. As one specific example, somewhere just south of 20% of ExpressionEngine 2 sites used
ExpressionEngine 3.4.3 Released
ExpressionEngine 3.4.3 is available today. This is a patch release with over a dozen bug fixes, some optimization, and a couple of security-minded improvements. Take a look at the changelog for the full list and download 3.4.3 today!
ExpressionEngine 3.4.2 Released
ExpressionEngine 3.4.2 is available today. This is a patch release with 21 bug fixes and a handful of small improvements: you can now squelch developer log alerts in production environments and
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Better Model Searching in ExpressionEngine 3.4
With ExpressionEngine 3.4 we've added a new
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ExpressionEngine 3.4.1 Released
ExpressionEngine 3.4.1 is out, improving on the already great 3.4.0. This is a patch release with a number of bug fixes and continued security enhancements. Drop in two folders, click a button to update and enjoy the benefits of quick iterations! Check out the changelog for the full list and download 3.4.1 today.
Channels Now Know Their Limits
Single Entry Channels are a good idea but why stop there? Introducing a powerful new Channel setting: "Maximum number of entries". Limit content creation for a Channel to 1, 5, 20, or ∞ entries. Any positive number, really, it's flexible.
Now, when you want to have an "About Us" page editable by the client, simply create an "About Us" channel, limit it to one entry, and create that entry. You'll never wonder what content will show up for your About Us page, because there is only one
New Color Picker for Statuses
ExpressionEngine let's you color-code entry statuses. But, it's hard to remember all those digits for your favorite colors. Sure, I can write them down somewhere, or use a tool or website to find them, but that's often more work than it's worth. With the new color picker, selecting colors for your statuses is simple and intuitive.
The status color picker is new to ExpressionEngine 3.4.0, available now.
ExpressionEngine 3.4.0 is Out!
We're dropping another feature release on you, this one with some nice surprises. Grab it now and start playing or keep reading for the details.
Customizable Control Panel Menu
The ExpressionEngine v3 control panel is a marvel of responsive design and we have now engineered a way to give you the ability to add custom navigation without compromise.
We hope you'll love our new Menu Manager. Create nested menus, assign them to member groups, view on your phone without breaking anything!
Managing Menus Masterfully
In ExpressionEngine versions one and two you could customize the control panel main menu.
Due to this flexibility a person could mimic the "drowing_in_icons" desktop effect with little effort, in turn making the menu less useful, in spite of its flexibility.
When I started working on the control panel for version three, I wanted to make the cp responsive, take away the "flexibility" of the menu, and curate a more consistent user experience. My heart was in the right place, but my head was
ExpressionEngine Conference 2016 Call for Papers
The ExpressionEngine Conference is coming to the midwest this year on October 3 & 4th. Details for attendees will be made available soon via the conference website. This year we're lending a hand in getting the best speakers and presenters. We sent out a call for papers via our newsletter and Twitter, and the response has been great. The lineup is looking fantastic so far!
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Five former Oregon Ducks and one former Oregon State Beaver are in Indianapolis this weekend participating in one of the world's most public job interviews. Tyler Johnstone, Byron Marshall, Bralon Addison, DeForest Buckner, Vernon Adams Jr. and Isaac Seumalo all will be measured, questioned and put through a battery of tests at the NFL Scouting Combine more than two months before the draft. The combine will be broadcast by NFL Network. On-field testing begins Friday morning with offensive linemen running 40-yard dashes, and before you laugh, could you beat their time? Find live updates here.
There are bubbles to be burst and titles to be won this weekend in Pac-12 basketball. The Oregon State women (24-3, 15-1 Pac-12) can use a two-game road trip at Stanford (Friday) and Cal (Sunday) to clinch a conference title. The Oregon women (20-7, 9-7), meanwhile, are hoping to solidify their case for the NCAA Tournament while in the Bay Area. It's a similar goal for the OSU men (16-10, 7-8), who thanks to Stephen Thompson Jr.'s game-winning shot Wednesday against Washington are still on the bubble for their first Big Dance since 1990. The Ducks men (22-6, 11-4) are a lock to make the tournament a fourth straight year, but they have a Pac-12 title in sight with three games left. They play Washington on Sunday.
The Trail Blazers (30-28, seventh in the West) begin a six-game road trip with a back-to-back Friday at Chicago and Saturday in Indianapolis, and the week away from home could serve as a litmus test for its potential this season. Is this team more like the one that won three straight in the past week — a stretch that had fans chanting "MVP" for Damian Lillard — or allowed Houston to rally from 21 points down Thursday night to win in Moda Center?
Grab your scarves and practice your Timbers Army chants because the MLS season opener is almost here. But before the Timbers host Columbus March 6 in a rematch of December's MLS Cup, they have one more preseason match Saturday at Providence Park against Chicago. Coach Caleb Porter used Wednesday's preseason loss as a lab to experiment with younger players and build depth. Might the starters get more action this weekend?
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Hi everyone,
My radiation nurses at the original briefing session said DO NOT EVER USE ANY CREAMS DURING RADIATION OTHER THAN THE CREAM THEY GIVE YOU.
I can almost make out the print on the screen today. I guess my blood is feeding my eyes enough this time to hilp them see better. (I get really provoked with having all these stupid rarely mentioned "unimportant" side-effects of A/C chemo crop up...at least I have enough sense to call and check with my nurse team before rushing out to get new glasses or get medicines that won't help because the whole problem is caused by the chemo.
Hey all, keep up all the fighting spirits. We will beat this youknow!
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Hey Cher, Thanks for the feedback. So much is still in the realm of the unknown. I think the name of the preparation my Onco radiation Doctor gave me was, natural gel. And I am going to ask her about an aloe plant. Sorry to hear your eyes are being affected with the A/C. There is nothing to make one more nervous than having their vision impaired, even in a small way. I hope this side effect passes quickly !! Love to you, Nancy
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- A Germanic Pagan Looks at the Ten Commandments
- Once, the Ten Commandments were by law posted in schoolrooms in the great Commonwealth of Kentucky and other places around the USA. Now, efforts are being made to post them here and elsewhere. Most folks in these parts seem to think that's a great idea....
Religions >> Christianity & Paganism
- King James Bible: Numbers, Chapter 7
- Chapter 7 7:1 And it came to pass on the day that Moses had fully set up the tabernacle, and had anointed it, and sanctified it, and all the instruments thereof, both the altar and all the vessels thereof, and had anointed them, and sanctified them; 7:2 That...
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- The Ten Native American Commandments
- Treat the Earth and all that dwell thereon with respect. Remain close the Great Spirit. Show great respect for your fellow beings. Work together for the benefit of all Mankind. Give assistance and kindness wherever needed. Do what you know to be right. Look...
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- King James Bible: Luke, Chapter 19
- Chapter 19 19:1 And Jesus entered and passed through Jericho. 19:2 And, behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus, which was the chief among the publicans, and he was rich. 19:3 And he sought to see Jesus who he was; and could not for the press, because he was...
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- What is Kabbalah
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- King James Bible: Revelation, Chapter 17
- Chapter 17 17:1 And there came one of the seven angels which had the seven vials, and talked with me, saying unto me, Come hither; I will show unto thee the judgment of the great whore that sitteth upon many waters: 17:2 With whom the kings of the earth have...
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Australia could lose $1.1 billion a year in agricultural production and 800 jobs, under a draft plan to revive the struggling Murray-Darling river system. That's the assessment of the Murray-Darling Basin Authority. But farmers warn the economic and social costs will be much worse, devastating many communities. So is the cost too high? Is it enough to keep water flowing in the Murray?
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Comments (55)
Phrosty :
05 Oct 2010 7:47:51pm
The Murray/Darling must be managed from the mountains down to the sea by a single authority. We live with drought or flooding rain. Before white settlement and the wholesale clearing of vast tracts of the native forest; the system soaked up water during the wet; and, slowly released it during the dry. Borrowed directly from nature; this needs to be the management model. Thousands of very small upland dams that slow rather than stop the flow of water, will force many trillions of litres into the landscape, which will release it as the system dries out during the dryer times. This surety of water would even allow a number of very modest hydro schemes, where none are currently possible. A two metre high, thirty metre wide weir, will generate enough green power to light up thirty homes. Several thousand such weirs, replete with fish friendly ladders, could light up two or three million homes. The main waterways must be progressively cleaned out of millions of years worth of alluvium. This would deepen and narrow the channels and effectively reduce evaporation. Many small weirs and levy banks built from this very alluvium, will raise the water table, which if view as a cross section resembles a pyramid, with the water course on the top. Raising the water table by just two metres, increases the bottom of the pyramid by a similar amount, to effectively store many additional trillions of litres in the landscape where evaporation isn't a factor. Moreover, this technique deals with problem salt by forcing it deeper. Irrigation allocations must be halved, given modern technology allows twice the harvest from half the water. Irrigators must be financially assisted, with grants and or interest free loans, to convert their systems, to covered storages and underground applications only. Others could be helped to convert to say, very low water use algae farming, for the purpose of bio-diesel production. Strategically placed weirs/floodgates, will allow the authority to routinely flood drought affected valuable wetlands, to preserve them and their biodiversity for prosperity. We don't need to buy back water or create a private market, with the people's resource; but, we do need to effectively manage it for the environment and those towns, villages and farms, which currently rely on it as their very life blood; or, their right to exist.
Dona :
11 Oct 2010 4:47:28pm
You do think very well Phrosty; some great ideas.
Phrosty :
12 Oct 2010 1:09:19pm
You are too kind, Thank you.
Hatti :
10 Oct 2010 10:53:53am
Any decision that is for the greater good is a decision well made and there are more people than farmers who are really a minority. Nothing lasts forever!
Phrosty :
12 Oct 2010 2:18:35pm
Farmers feed the world and are therefore in a very powerful position, minority or not. Just look at Zimbabwe if you want to see just how destructive it can be, to mindlessly attack those who grow your food; and, a very large percentage of the productive economy!
Thomas :
11 Oct 2010 10:13:14am
Good! We are now taking action that will return nature to how it should be. Our next task is population reduction by encouraging those who can least afford it not to have children.
Phrosty :
12 Oct 2010 2:11:06pm
Exactly what are you proposing? I hope it doesn't include things like reintroducing smallpox, bubonic plague, and polio myelitis to to third world/overpopulated countries? If not, what PRACTICAL PROPOSALS, would you include in any truly humane population reduction paradigm?
Dona :
11 Oct 2010 4:45:50pm
Credit to this government- (ten years lost thanks to Howards' Coalition) for 'stepping up to the plate', especially with organisations such as National Farmers, Irrigators and Barnaby Joyce using emotive language in trying to persuade the Australian people to their way of thinking. Yes it is going to be tough, but it aint going to get any better. Until, the rivers are restored to the best health possible in this moment of time, and climate change is dealt with, with the seriousness it deserves, drastic action is the only option. At least compensation is on offer. Australia can't afford to be the food bowl for the world, especially in water-guzzling live stock exports. I love good food, preferably organic, and appreciate the flour, dairy, and produce i can readily buy, but if I have to grow more of my own to supplement, or pay more, that is a reasonable request in which I'm sure most people would accept if the need be.
Phrosty :
12 Oct 2010 1:06:33pm
Particularly for those staving in the third world; or, those here at home barely existing on fixed incomes, who'se only accommodation is a tiny apartment in a high rise. Or, for whom any outside activity is precluded thanks to crippling conditions, caused by too many years, of dawn to dark gut-busting. Neither we or the environment need do it harder, if the right management plan is implemented. Capishe?
Cameron from Brisvegas :
11 Oct 2010 6:17:38pm
The most appropriate way to fix the problem is to simply remove the barrages that were placed in the Coorong in the 1940s to block the Murray's tidal flow.
John Rogers :
11 Oct 2010 6:18:38pm
Point of information, please: are the cuts the Commission proposes cuts to allocations or cuts to the actual water an irrigator can draw? If an allocation is 100 megalitres (say)but there is only 30 megalitres available, a 50% cut in the allocation would have no effect!
David :
11 Oct 2010 6:19:24pm
The level of economic analysis is a concern when they suggest 800 jobs for 3000GL - that is ridiculous! A single dairy farm using around 1GL would have at least 2 or 3 workers. That extrapolates to 10-20,000 farm jobs plus secondary industry losses.
If that is the quality of the analysis throughout the report it surely requires more work.
sarah :
11 Oct 2010 6:29:28pm
This assumes nothing else is happening - but we are not living in a vacuum!
There will be increases in productivity in floodplain grazing and particularly the tourism industry.
There is potential for new income streams - payments for ecosystem services are long overdue, and whole new industries in regional areas. Its not all gloom and doom unless that is our mindset.
Phrosty :
13 Oct 2010 6:18:04pm
People don't like change, particularly those approaching retirement and set in their ways. But, modern irrigation with underground tapes only, can double pasture and or crop production for half the water allocation! Covered storage dams also save up to a further 50%, which is normally surrendered to evaporation, over the course of any one year. The main problem is, farmers having been exposed to a decade of drought, are now too cash strapped/debt ridden, to finance the now needed change. This means the govt must accept a central role in refinancing existing debt; as well as, underwriting the now essential change, with very low cost long term loans! Which nonetheless, could conceivably cost individual producers, millions! Capishe?
sarah :
11 Oct 2010 6:22:59pm
4000GL is what scientific experts calculated was needed for the River Murray. It is about HALF what is needed to put the whole basin on a pathway to anything like to a sustainble future and is a huge compromise. It means there is a 50% risk of failing to meet environmental watering requirements, and of losing large parts of important enviromental assets.
Caving in to the hysteria of some sections of the irrigation industry now would be a disaster and mean the efforts of 15+ years of water reform are wasted.
Phrosty :
12 Oct 2010 12:55:09pm
If we're half as smart as we believe we are, we could and should create a win/win outcome for both the environment and the irrigators! This will only be achieved, I believe, via mandated outcomes, central federal govt involvement; and, the enforced elimination of a private water market, which arguably only ever adds costs, rather than any visible public benefit. Privatisation of the people's wealth making/creating resource, is patently based on a false premise; or, a very poorly thought through economic paradigm, which clearly hasn't ever factored in the growing proportion of the VOTING PUBLIC, who find themselves barely making do, on very fixed incomes. Where has increased cost; and or, unproductive parasites, added any benefit, patently manifesting as improved flows or production outcomes; and or, better returns for farmers and lower shelf prices in the nation's supermarkets?
andrea :
11 Oct 2010 6:30:50pm
The Murray Darling Basin crying POOR while Farmers in South Australia and Coorong Have Suffered worse than any one for Decades
Michael Rowan :
11 Oct 2010 6:31:11pm
If we treat natural systems like the Murray Darling as if they were mines extracting what we want not what the system can sustainably provide we should not be surprised if the social consequence is the same as when the resource of a mine is exhausted. All mining towns end up as ghost towns unless they can find another economic base. The same will happen to irrigation towns if they take more than the river can continue to give.
Phrosty :
13 Oct 2010 6:01:48pm
Yes, particularly where it can be demonstrated by converting to underground applications only, irrigation farmers can conceivably, virtually double production outcomes for half their current water use. This paradigm would not only save the Murray and other over allocated systems; but arguably, all those who rely on them for their current livelihoods. There is only one constant in the entire universe; and that is constant change. That reality gives just two choices, adapt and survive; or, don't and go the way of the Dodo!
Pascal :
11 Oct 2010 6:31:29pm
The discussion seems to be environmental sustainability versus economic interests. The discussion must turn to economic sustainability to find the answer. How much of the agricultural business would we loose if no changes are made? The situation seems similar to fishing quotas - cuts are essential to save the business all together.
james :
11 Oct 2010 6:31:43pm
How much water can be saved through water saving measures eg more efficient transmission, application, underground storage etc.
MDBA think up to 2000 gigalitres (out of 3000 GL) can be saved by greater efficiencies. Surely the community impacts Mike Taylor mentioned will be a lot less if everyone uses water more efficiently
Phrosty :
12 Oct 2010 12:38:14pm
More efficient use could translate to around or up to 75% water savings! Or, 50% savings, accompanied by doubled food production outcomes!
Charles Lowe :
11 Oct 2010 6:32:37pm
Paul: like so many "consultative" political issues, the outcome of this, too, will again be determined by a "Yes Minister" formula.
First - set a wide idealistic ball park (& Megaliter releases).
Second: have a report call it overidealistic and unachievable (already happened - hence present target of 3 megaliters)
Third: point out minimum legislatively-provisioned criteria (one - 3 megaliters);
Fourth: Bring on the apologists for the environment and the protagonists for the community's vested interests - already happening,even on your show as I'm listening;
Fifth: Prepeare and release in about 6 months "interim report" (of/around minimum target (3 megaliters))
patricia :
11 Oct 2010 6:33:13pm
I agree that we should not be growing rice or cotton.Not only do they use a motsa of water but also,in the case of cotton, pesticides.When we export these commodities,we export our water.Let those countries which have lots of water grow it and we can import it.I trust that with the newly independent regional members and a Minister for the regions that the people of the regions will get a "fair go"
Phrosty :
12 Oct 2010 12:36:17pm
We have lots of water in the north, where average rainfall could be measured in metres!
Charles Lowe :
11 Oct 2010 6:35:47pm
(I hadn't completed my comment!)
Sixth, prepare a final report taking inot account cost of compensation,legal action,loss of employment,lack of further investment opportunity etc: 1.5 meaglites.
Seventh - put aside $5M for provsion against being sued for not meeting Act's minimum criteria;
Eight: call an election and win it!
David :
11 Oct 2010 6:37:12pm
The guide allows for only 3% reduction in flows due to climate change. This seems pretty low. Also its not clear how even this reduction is going to be dealt with.
What happens if we learn, over the next 10 years that climate change reductions are much more than 3% - maybe more like the 30 or 40% reduction we've had in the last 10 years
Phrosty :
12 Oct 2010 12:34:43pm
A 30% reduction in averaged rainfall equates to an 80% reduction in run-off. Fortunately, in a warmer wetter climate, actual rainfall could be greater; albeit, falling further north; or, as sudden much more severe summer squalls; and, catastrophic storm events; interspersed, with even harsher harder droughts. This means, the feast and famine nature of our water supply/flows, could be further amplified; along with evaporation numbers! All very predicable, courtesy of climate change! This means, we need to store much more water in the landscape, where evaporation isn't a factor; and, not in very large dams, where it indubitably is. We need to reward irrigators, [perhaps with seriously cheaper water and tax breaks,] who modify their water applications in line with vastly reduced requirements, [halved,] which nonetheless, must also produce improved production outcomes. This would not be a cheap conversion, given covered storage dams and underground tapes, could conceivably cost individual irrigators millions, in a changed much more efficient production paradigm. So, there will need to be a cost effective funding formula; and, a much better use of the remaining billions of govt water buy back money? Simply eliminating evaporation where possible; and, storing much more in the landscape, would also benefit environmental flows by as much as 50%! Particularly, if the future management plan, satisfactorily ameliorates the amplified feast and famine nature of future flows!
Dave :
11 Oct 2010 6:40:37pm
Yet again an interesting caller (Dianne?) is talked over and eventually silenced to be replaced by host-blab. I Started listening to this program again recently, hoping it had improved the way it treated its callers. Sadly not, so I've switched off again and I want a refund! Apart from the rudeness that seems to be assumed by those who have control of the faders, the callers are usually far more interesting than the blah emanating from the ungracious 'host' (so called).
Cameron :
11 Oct 2010 6:44:36pm
Dr Jennifer Marohasy was correct when she said, in her article "The Murray: a new perspective", that the most efficient way to fix the problem would be to remove the barrages that were placed in the Coorong in the 1940s to block tidal flows from the South Sea.
Dorothy from Melbourne :
11 Oct 2010 6:47:01pm
Arguably reduction to environmentally sustainable levels is also a move to economic sustainability and predictability. It will ensure precious groundwater is recharged and agricultural practice will need to be modified so that the extreme peaks and troughs of drought and land degradation are ameliorated.
Surely this makes sense for the basin and Australia as a whole. Hopefully self interest will not wreck these reforms!
Phillip Carter :
11 Oct 2010 6:56:23pm
I now talk with my feet and no longer buy Australian rice or cotton. We could all do the same. I also just spent 2 weeks on the Darling and saw how beautiful the system is with water. This is bigger than a few peoples livelihoods it is about saving a whole ecosystem.
larianohm :
16 Oct 2010 4:45:22pm
I concur, why grow rice and cotton when these can be imported far more cheaply. Everyone wants Egyptian cotton towels, right? At least move such irrigated crops out of the MDB to the wet northern half of this wide brown land.
cathie cullen :
11 Oct 2010 6:57:19pm
I would like to know what effect this draft plan will have on the Macquarie Marshes.
I saw in a recent Wellington Times online that Burrendong Dam is full and that the park is looking forward to a bumper Christmas.
All very well, but 3 and one half times the volume of Sydney Harbour is held in that dam.
Who gets that water, at the moment the remnants of the marshes are probably wet, but in reality the dam is really the cause of the over consumption. Too bad for the marshes.
Dorothy from Melbourne :
11 Oct 2010 6:57:42pm
How do we balance the greater good against individual self interest? At some point we must bite the bullet and get the basin right. Individuals will be hurt and need to be supported but that should not be a roadblock to reform.
Phrosty :
12 Oct 2010 5:37:51pm
These seemingly different competing interests are not mutually incompatible; but, can be accommodated or catered for; in a sound management plan. A mountains down to the sea management model; needs to thoroughly and permanently extract OUR WATER from the undue and patently damaging influence of the states; and or, their atrocious, selfish acquisition, of a public resource, inside super-sized dams, that arguably evaporate much more water than they ever allocate!!! Private water barons and their equally unproductive activities, must also get the flick. Some of these bigger dams need to be bulldozed or blown up; and replaced, with much smaller more efficient systems that can be made to store even more water in the landscape! The water that falls from the skies belongs to all of us, rather than very powerful sectional interests, unproductive paper shuffling parasites; or, highly educated, articulate, persuasive, professional reprobates; billionaire water barons; and or, self-serving state based politicians, who arguably simply never ever had; and, still don't have the right; or anything remotely resembling a mandate, to snatch, grab and sell; or otherwise, self evidently, unlawfully dispose of any public amenity or resource, which must be returned to the rightful owners; the people; via, imposed federal external powers; and or, retrospective legislation, if necessary!
Viorica Van Hees :
11 Oct 2010 7:12:30pm
WE NEED TO EDUCATE OURSELVES TO CHANGE FROM "ALL YOU CAN EAT as cheap as you can (AND GET FAT AND SICK)" MENTALITY - TO THE WISDOM of "EAT A REALLY NUTRITIOUS AND ONLY THE MINIMAL QUANTITY FOR A HEALTHY AND HAPPY LIFE".... Why are we not learning that EVERYTHING HAS ITS PRICE and IS WRONG TO allways LOOK FOR MORE, CHEAPER FOOD but EVIDENTLY of ALMOST NO nutritious QUALITY. Instead of producing and consuming more WORTHLESS FOOD with the help of CHEMICALS (with the added "benefit" of POLLUTION, DESTRUCTION of SOIL, CLIMATE CHANGE etc.) and SPEND the MONEY SAVED from this ON the resulting ILL HEALTH, why not LEARN WHAT REALLY IS GOOD for us (MINIMAL PROCESSING of food, OBTAINED ORGANICALLY, use of HIGHER PERCENTAGE of food in a RAW state that brings us MUCH MORE VALUE for MUCH LESS CONSUMED QUANTITY If it is grown organically and ACCORDINGLY PAID at THE RIGHT PRICE that ALSO should make the PRODUCERS HAPPY).
Phrosty :
12 Oct 2010 2:02:20pm
Like farmers markets perhaps, where you meet and pay those who grow the food in a win/win outcome for both customers and producers? Scientific analysis's demonstrates that there is no measurable nutritional difference in organically grown food, save say, increased evidence of parasitical infestation, unseemly blemishes and higher prices. Maybe it's the myopically focused, fixed-mind advocates, who need the educational update?
angela sands :
11 Oct 2010 7:16:00pm
I am so disappointed at how you polarised this discussion from the very moment you framed it.
I would suggest that you could have started with the process which is taking ALL the problems that were raised into account so we have a sense of perspective.
This can be a great opportunity to sort out the mess we have got agriculture into with dams and water largesse and turning water into a commodity and a right for irrigators, and going water and irrigation dependent crops in the driest continent in the world!!!
We can start this discussion by including the needs (as Don Henry said) of fisher folk in the Coorong, towns in Queensland and the life of the river system on which we all, plants, animals and humans depend. Scientists and governments and farmers have made wrong assumptions and now we can correct this. Start from there?
Stop polarizing the discussion!
Stop making assumptions (and I noticed how many negative ones you made).
Stop focussing on losses.
Stop assuming that the "losses" can't be made good with good regional development that is not so completely water based.
Stop being so biased that you have a rep from the Irrigators and not the tourist and fishing industry. Stop encouraging us to think only of our narrow positions instead of using our imagination to see the needs of all( Remember assuming Don couldn't sympathise? Really!) Include the whole basin in your thinking, for heavens sake.
You are doing this so so wrongly!
Why shut up Kate and encourage the hair dresser from Colleambilly to complain? Why provoke her to more complaints when she has just said how innovative farmers and regional towns can be? Why not have some people from down the mouth of the Murray where they have been holding their breaths waiting for rain and watching a river die? Why starts with a questions of social and economic costs?
I have found this programme interesting in the past but not since you took over Paul. You don't have the wisdom or the wide view to understand the issues you deal with.
Bullwinkle :
12 Oct 2010 4:15:34pm
In all fairness, Mr Barclay doesn't do a bad job in the circumstances.
It must be a challenge trying to please everybody and to succeed in balancing all the opposing views expressed on the show within the strict time limits available.
Honestly, I wouldn't have his job for quids.
Now I know why he has to take a week off from time to time.
Dona :
16 Oct 2010 12:27:41pm
I agree with you Angela in regards to Kate and the 'in-denial that anything is wrong' hairdresser from Coleambally, in the fact that I believe ABC commentators are told to give more air to certain conservative views, so as to appear unbiased. But to the average listener, it comes across as gagging views which appear to be left leaning, questioning the status quo, or putting animals and or the environments' welfare before people. One good thing, the intelligent listeners in radio land do get it Angela, and were probably thinking along the same lines as you.
larianohm :
16 Oct 2010 4:40:37pm
Actually, I reckon since Paul Barclay took over AT has become a lot more "current", delving into what makes news headlines as soon as (heaps more work involved); and comparatively fewer of past philosophical 'all in the mind' type discussions in ATB. I like it.
RHHarpham :
11 Oct 2010 7:57:20pm
As an irrigator I get tired of the pontification and demonising of irrigators from a lot of the talk back people on your show.
Three points. First to Don Henry in regards to irrigators having to learn to be more efficent...no one is to old to learn, but, I thought any irrigator who has survived the last 10 years must be doing something right!!
Secondly, to the misconception that nothing has improved in the Murray Darling, I am sure every area is doing their bit. In my catchment, the Border Rivers, we were accessed by the old MBC as being in moderate environmental health in 2008. Only the Paroo, which is 99.9% untapped had a higher rating. Since then the new Water Sharing Plan on the NSW side and the River Operation Plan on the QLD side has returned 25% additional long term average flow to the river. These plans commenced in July 2009. So when the MDA comes and says it wants another 19 to 29%, when do we say enough is enough
Lastly, when Julia Gillard says she will buy all the water from willing sellers, I will believe that when she and tony Abbott come to me and do the old Indian trick of cutting veins and swapping blood.
morgon ellon :
11 Oct 2010 8:21:05pm
I am very confused. Well, not really. I have been watching this debate for ten years now with utter wonderment and complete astonishment.
It seems there were very few people (cause no one says anything)who read the article near the middle pages in a well known sydney tabloid during the olympic games in 2000.
The article reported that John Howard and theNZ PM , had flown out to meet with members of the World Bank and the IMF.
The meeting neutralized the Howard debt to the IMF by handing over OWNERSHIP OF ALL AUSTRALIN WATER to the World Bank!( remember Cochabamba?)
That ownership to be broken down to 2 divisions. All fresh water (including rain) to be handled by the worlds largest bottling company and "used water", eg industrial, sewage etc to be handled by a major farm chemical supply company.
Why arent people asking questions in that direction. If that is the case, then its only a matter of tjme before ALL small familly farms are takem.
Maybe we could stop, RIGHT NOW, the carving up of the major rain making areas in northern nsw for mini suburbs (this area feeds the underground aquafers and turns up at the COORON
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Malcolm McDonell :
11 Oct 2010 9:02:33pm
The parochialism evident in any discussion of the MD basin leaves me to conclude that there will be no comprehensive solution to the issue of water for the basin until the basin itself is carved out as a 'new' state of the Commonwealth.
I could hope to be wrong - but by the time the consultation and political process is complete make your judgment then. I predict a basin still limping into the future at that time tied down with weight of conflicting hopes of the six jurisdictions which control it - four states one territory and the Commonwealth. The basin is too important to leave it to this fate.
larianohm :
16 Oct 2010 7:16:59am
Quite right. What we don't need is paying all the state MPs in state parliaments. We don't need state and territory governments, just federal purse strings and local government to lobby for local needs.
Diego :
12 Oct 2010 10:20:31am
Why not move all the irrigators up to the Ord River, where there is plenty of water, and use the Murray Darling basin lands for crops that don't require irrigation.
Robert Corry :
12 Oct 2010 12:30:12pm
The environment will be the biggest looser. The largest wetland in Victoria is the Goulbourn Murray irrigation system, every one is being fooled by missinformation from lobyists that dont understand that to drain the rivers dry will have major impacts on biodivesity, all the irrigation channels are a recruting ground for flora and fauna that rely on the system through dry times, to send it all out to sea is vandalism, I cant believe I live in a time where people have becvome so detatched from the environment that they think killing a wetland system is a good thing, the Coorong is a marine environment let it go back to nature, dont kill the Goulbour and Murray rivers to keep the mouth open , what a rediculous idea.
Phrosty :
12 Oct 2010 2:47:42pm
The Goulburn valley and its remaining truly antiquated ancient open irrigation system is clearly not a natural wetland, as you promulgate. If it were, it could be returned to nature? You can always tell a very selfish and self-centred Victorian; but, you can't tell them very much! The only thing ridiculous in this public conversation is your patently inaccurate post!!!
lily white :
16 Oct 2010 4:51:16pm
Judging by the huge attendance at each MDBa consultation (?confrontation) meetings so far, rural communities are rightly worried about their town's viability.
The thing is, alternative water solutions should be offered at state level government, eg. recycled water (waste and stormwater, bore water, regular strategic cloudseeding over the MDB,etc.
Parky :
16 Oct 2010 11:17:00pm
Why not simply find out who wants to continue irrigated farming for the long term and who does not. Those who see it a better option to voluntarily remove themselves from irrigated farming could be adequately compensated through government buy back of 100% of their irrigation allowance (with this water returned 100% to the environment). Those who choose to continue farming could do so without massive sudden cuts to their water allocation and ability to produce our food and earn an income. Government assistance in improving farming efficiency (such as ideas that many others have already discussed here) could then see the remaining farmers increasing their production within their existing water allowance to make up for losses from irrigation buy back. It may be important to return some water to the environment but it is also important to continue to produce enough of the best quality fresh food possible to feed the nation. And dont forget, droughts are every bit as important to our environment as floods - flows through our river systems during long dry cycles such as that recently experienced would have more than likely been non-existant, lets not destroy what we have through thinking we need to have high environmental water flows were they would never have naturally occured. Perhaps all the discussion would be different if talking about it after another long wet period?
Dona :
17 Oct 2010 4:36:00pm
Parky, "it 'may' be important to return some water to the environment...", I say it is vital to get water back into the rivers. How about we as a nation concentrate on those farmers who are supplying food for our nation and phase out the others. 60-80% of food produced in this fair country of ours, is exported.
Phrosty :
17 Oct 2010 7:07:35pm
One doesn't have to drive too far, particularly at the height of a very dry summer to see fields being irrigated. Those that persist with open channels, flood irrigation and top down spraying, must be made to adopt a much more pragmatic production model. We live on the driest inhabited continent in the world; and, water is liquid gold, which we simply cannot afford to waste; even more so in a climate changed future. The environment is what makes our planet habitable and for that reason alone, must be preserved for future generations. Those farmers still stuck in the past and attached to antiquated methods need to understand; that it is patently proven; that they can actually double production outcomes with half their current water entitlement. [So why all the song and dance routine? Can it be a simple case of not enough conversion cash and too much pride to admit it?] If the above is the approach taken it will result in a win/win outcome for both irrigators and the environment; some of which has already happened. Finally, in a world that already shows ample evidence of growing food shortages, those that can still responsibly grow and supply food must continue to do so. If one could travel to places like a famine ravaged Ethiopia; and, look into the desperate eyes of mothers and or, their starving kids, one might not be quite so patently thoughtless and quick; to reject the notion of creating an exportable surplus of food; albeit, only in an environmentally responsible manner. Cheers.
Dona :
20 Oct 2010 5:50:21pm
Phrosty, I am not suggesting stopping food from going to places like Ethiopia, where the people cannot grow their own crops, due to drought, civil war and or the advent of climate change. I do take issue with exporting meat in general because of the amount water it takes to produce this form of food. I will look closer into where our food goes to. *!*
Parky :
30 Oct 2010 6:38:21pm
I only suggest it "may be important to return some water to the environment" because most of the discussion and planning centres around CO2-caused climate change drastically impacting our weather patterns in the future (apparently as of right now), and there is much evidence suggesting such CO2-caused climate change does not exist. Australian weather patterns have always shown periods of dry and periods of wet (most often in 11 and 22 year cycles)- if you want to sway an arguement your way, just isolate part of the historical weather data to prove your point rather than look at all of it. The current drought is the worst in history .... at least as far back in history as we want to go to prove it. Obviously reducing water use whilst maintaining or potentially increasing primary production levels is of great benefit to everyone, but sending excess amounts of water down the river as environmental water flow during long dry periods to drown redgum floodplains and keep a once saltwater lakes area flushed with fresh water is not natural and is very likely to do more harm than good. The apparently constant decreasing health of the Murray Darling Basin is also often flagged as an issue, but is again something which is difficult to find real evidence of. Various species of fish and animals may well have declined since European settlement, but much of the cause could more easily be linked to introduced fish and animal species than to anything else. Other things may be pointed out as being less healthy now than they were 15 years ago ... no joke, natural effect of a recent long dry weather pattern. I live, work, and play on the Murray River and have done so all my life (as have many generations of my family before me) and I am yet to see evidence of a decline in river health which can directly be blamed on the catching, storage, and use of water by farmers.


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"Look, it's trying to think." – Miguel Ferrer in Twin Peaks
There's no better way to sum up The Condemned, the latest disposable effort from the muscle-heads at WWE Films. Yup, the group behind such inane titles as See No Evil and The Marine are at it again, and this time they've set their narrow sites on the infamous death sport genre. Why Lionsgate is pimping this particular film to the horror crowd is a bit perplexing, but it probably has to do with its similarities to a certain cult masterpiece known as Battle Royale. Your average beer-swilling wrestling fan doesn't know about them there subtitled movies, so the filmmakers probably figured they were safe. But genre fans? We know better.
The Condemned is the name of a controversial web show that pits death row inmates against each other. A group of ten convicts are selected, equipped with exploding ankle bracelets, and dropped on a secluded island where they have two days to battle until one remains. To the victor go the spoils: a butt-load of cash and a full pardon (which TV producers can grant, apparently). Trapped in the middle is Jack Conrad (Stone Cold), the ass-kicking man of peace. He's the good guy, and we know he's good because he wound up in a South American prison on a hero's mission for the U.S. military. He's done killing and wants to find a non-violent solution with his fellow cons. But on the other end of the spectrum is the psychotic Kiriyam-…er, Ewan McStarley (Vinnie Jones) a homicidal maniac famous for killing some people (hopefully his parents for naming him). Wanna bet he pushes ol' Stoney too far?
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