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Samsung Electronics this week introduced its new system-on-chip solution code-named Orion for ultra-portable applications that features two ARM Cortex A9 processing cores as well as massively improved multimedia capabilities. The chip will compete against highly-integrated SoCs, such as Nvidia Tegra and Qualcomm Snapdragon, designed for feature-rich mobile devices.
Samsung Orion features a pair of 1GHz ARM Cortex A9 cores, each comes with a 32KB data cache and a 32KB instruction cache. Samsung also included a 1MB L2 cache to optimize CPU processing performance and provide fast context switching in a multi-tasking environment. Samsung's new application processor incorporates a rich portfolio of advanced multimedia features implemented by hardware accelerators, such as video encoder/decoder that supports 30fps video playback and recording at 1080P full HD resolution. Using an enhanced graphics processing unit (GPU), the new processors are capable of delivering 5 times the 3D graphics performance over the previous processor generation from Samsung.
Orion integrates a set of interfaces commonly used in mobile devices to configure various peripheral functionalities. For example, with this processor, customers have the choice to use different types of storage including NAND flash, moviNAND, SSD or HDD providing both SATA, and eMMC interfaces. Customers can also choose their appropriate memory options including low power LPDDR2 or DDR3, which is commonly used for high performance. In addition, a global positioning system (GPS) receiver baseband processor is embedded in the processor to seamlessly support location based services (LBS), which is critical in many emerging mobile applications.
Orion features an onboard native triple display controller architecture that compliments multi-tasking operations in a multiple display environment. A mobile device using the Orion processor can simultaneously support two on-device display screens, while driving a third external display such as a TV or a monitor, via an on-chip HDMI 1.3a interface.
"Consumers are demanding the full web experience without compromise while on the go. Given this trend, mobile device designers need an application processor platform that delivers superb multimedia performance, fast CPU processing speed, and abundant memory bandwidth. Samsung's newest dual core application processor chip is designed specifically to fulfill such stringent performance requirements while maintaining long battery life," said Dojun Rhee, vice president of marketing, at system LSI division at Samsung Electronics.
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LINGUIST List 19.3623
Tue Nov 25 2008
Jobs: Second Language Acquisition: Researcher, University of Maryland
Editor for this issue: Luiza Newlin Lukowicz <luiza
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The University of Maryland Center for Advanced Study of Language (CASL) is
seeking to expand its research team in Second Language Acquisition (SLA).
CASL invites applications for a Research Scientist to work in its
interdisciplinary research program on foreign/second language acquisition,
maintenance, and enhancement. CASL seeks a scholar with specialization in
cognitive SLA and strong training in quantitative and experimental research
methods. A secondary research interest in technology in language learning
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multidisciplinary team on research projects that enable government
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performance. Appointments to CASL are as members of the research faculty of
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N.Y. Power Authority Trustees Elect Gil Quiniones and Judith McCarthy as NYPA President-CEO and as General Counsel
Michael Saltzman
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November 15, 2011
WHITE PLAINS—The New York Power Authority (NYPA) Board of Trustees Tuesday elected Gil C. Quiniones as NYPA president and chief executive officer following the recommendation by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo last month for him to be selected to head the statewide public power utility (http://governor.ny.gov/press/10312011Appointments).
Quiniones has served as NYPA's acting president and CEO since September and before that as its chief operating officer since June 2008. His appointment as head of the Power Authority, with primary responsibility for all its statewide activities, is subject to confirmation by the New York State Senate.
The Power Authority trustees also elected Judith C. McCarthy as NYPA's executive vice president and general counsel. Since January, when she joined the Power Authority from the Office of the New York State Attorney General as first deputy general counsel, McCarthy has served as the acting general counsel and has been the chief legal officer of NYPA.
"The elections of Mr. Quiniones and Ms. McCarthy to these very important NYPA positions as president and CEO and as general counsel, are a testament to the confidence of the Power Authority Board of Trustees in these two extremely capable individuals who are well prepared for the job requirements in their having already carried out the responsibilities as acting heads," said Michael J. Townsend, NYPA chairman. "The high-achieving qualities that the two of them bring to their executive management jobs will advance the integral role that the Power Authority plays in helping to attain the goals of Governor Cuomo for ensuring reliable, clean and affordable electricity and promoting economic development."
"Mr. Quiniones and Ms. McCarthy are integral members of the Power Authority's leadership team and have solid credentials for the jobs that our board of trustees has elected them to," said Jonathan F. Foster, NYPA vice chairman. "They're true professionals in every sense of
the word, and are well-deserving of being appointed to the executive management jobs that they excelled at in acting capacities. I'm looking forward to continuing to work closely with both of them, in the trustees' oversight of NYPA senior management, in connection with the crucial functions that the Power Authority undertakes on behalf of the people of New York State."
Prior to the trustees' action, the board's Governance Committee recommended that Quiniones and McCarthy be elected to their positions, as provided for under NYPA's by-laws.
As the Power Authority's chief operating officer, Quiniones managed and monitored the day-to-day operations of the Authority's 17 generating facilities and more than 1,400 circuit-miles of transmission lines—part of the critical infrastructure of the state's electric power system. He joined NYPA in October 2007 as executive vice president of energy marketing and corporate affairs.
He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Electric Power Research Institute, a not-for-profit organization that conducts research and development related to the generation, delivery and use of electricity for the benefit of the public.
He is also active in the affairs of two national public power organizations, serving on the Steering Committee of the Large Public Power Council and as NYPA's principal representative to the American Public Power Association.
Before joining the Power Authority, Quiniones served for more than four years as senior vice president of energy and telecommunications for the New York City Economic Development Corporation, where he was the city's chief consultant on energy policy issues. He previously worked at Consolidated Edison for 16 years and was one of the four co-founders of Con Edison Solutions, the utility's unregulated energy services company.
As executive vice president and general counsel, Judith McCarthy is charged with advising and representing the Power Authority in all legal matters and proceedings. Throughout her career, McCarthy has held a number of responsible positions in all levels of state and local government.
Prior to joining the Power Authority, McCarthy was the assistant attorney general in charge of the Attorney General's Westchester Regional Office, where she oversaw attorneys representing the state and its agencies in all facets of civil litigation affecting Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties.
Preceding her tenure at the Attorney General's, McCarthy served as first deputy general counsel at the New York City Human Resources Administration, Office of Legal Affairs, and was deputy assistant chief of the General Litigation Division of the New York City Corporation Counsel's Office.
About NYPA:
■ The New York Power Authority uses no tax money or state credit. It finances its operations through the sale of bonds and revenues earned in large part through sales of electricity. ■ NYPA is a leader in promoting energy efficiency, new energy technologies and electric transportation initiatives. ■ It is the nation's largest state public power organization, with 17 generating facilities in various parts of New York State and more than 1,400 circuit-miles of transmission lines. ■ Approximately 80 percent of the electricity it produces is clean renewable hydropower. Its lower-cost power production and electricity purchases support hundreds of thousands of jobs throughout the state. ■For more information, www.nypa.gov.


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School has new administrative plan
FAIRMONT – Fairmont Area is planning to reconfigure its administrative team and change the way its school days are structured.
The ideas were discussed at a school board work session Tuesday.
The district currently has one principal, a social worker and a dean of students at the high school; and a principal, assistant principal and social worker at the elementary. What the board is considering is installing a principal and assistant principal at each building, as well as a social worker and dean of students at each building.
The change will allow the district to focus the tasks of the administration teams. Principals can focus on what Superintendent Joe Brown calls "adult issues," such as curriculum, implementation of standards, teacher observation and staff development. The social worker and dean can then focus on "student issues," such as attendance, discipline, family issues and student environment.
Brown said an impetus for the change is regulations coming down from the state, including a requirement that teachers are regularly evaluated by a licensed principal. Currently, teachers are evaluated by peers.
Upcoming bullying legislation is also in the works, something Brown says will be best handled by a dean.
"We just felt having a dean of students at each site, you could really focus on the students," said business manager Sue Nelson.
Another reason for the change is to work on student issues affecting graduation rates – specifically attendance.
"The kids that are burping – which is what I call kids who are failing – are the kids that are not coming to school," Brown said.
He hopes the change will increase the school's graduation rate, which is at 90 percent.
The cost of the change, as well as increases the school nurse from part time to full time, and the addition of a special education teacher at the elementary school, is $268,589.
The district will save about $91,000 with five teachers retiring and $47,000 with three teachers resigning. Other reductions due to lower enrollment add up to $175,000, with the loss of one kindergarten teacher due to lower enrollment, the loss of a part-time science teacher, three special education paraprofessionals and classroom paraprofessionals.
Nelson said the difference in the employment figures from the current status to the projected changes next year is a net savings of $45,000 to the district.
"This isn't going to cost the district any money," Brown said. "It is a wash."
Also at the work session, high school Principal Dave Paschke proposed changing the school day, so that a teacher will have staff development time from 7:30-8:15 a.m. four days per week. On the other day, the teacher would tutor students during that time or after school. The arrangement would rotate, so that a core group of teachers would be available to help students each day.
Students would then start school at 8:30 a.m. and finish shortly after 3 p.m., which would shorten their school day by a few minutes.
Brown explained that the state requires students be in class a certain number of hours, and even with the proposed schedule change, Fairmont would still exceed the state's requirement.


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No University can trace their football program back farther than the Rutgers University Scarlet Knights. On November 6th, 1869, a team from Rutgers lined up against one from Princeton in the first ever college football game. Rutgers would go on to win both games that season against Princeton and claim the inaugural college football national championship. Since then the Scarlet Knights have won over 600 games, 4 conference titles, and played many bowl games. Rutgers remains one of the premier programs in the Northeast, and has seen a revival of success in recent years. A move to the Big 10 places Rutgers in a conference with the best competition in the Northeast, and Midwest, and looks to help the Scarlet Knights build on what is already a jeweled history. Gamedays in Piscataway are known for being loud and full of energy. Fans should be prepared to wear nothing but scarlet and to sing R-U, Rah, Rah, loud and often. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Rutgers Scarlet Knights football tickets.
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This series holds many distinctions, including the first ever collegiate football game, and the first rivalry in the sport. Separated by about 17 miles in Central New Jersey, these two schools first met on the gridiron on November 6th, 1869. The rules, tradition, and size of the game has evolved greatly since then, but football fans across the country can trace every tradition, and historic moment back to a meeting between these schools over 150 years ago. The rivalry was discontinued in 1980, but remains the birthplace of college football.
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Don't stop because you "cant" do another push up or pull up. The Pull Up Revolution Pro will allow you to increase your strength and stamina without you having to give in to fatigue.
Maximize your strength potential for your next MMA match, or to get your body into top shape. You will work your core, arms, chest and back to complete perfection.
The Pull-up Revolution Pro installs easily. In fact, the Pull-up Revolution Pro is compatible with wider diameter pull-up bars and squat racks thanks to an easy-to-install bar adapter. And because it features durable support straps and reinforced foot stirrups, the Pull-up Revolution Pro is ideal for repeated use at health clubs and training facilities in addition to everyday home gym usage.
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Cured neck and shoulder-blade pain
Reviewer3281955により Oct 28, 2012 に掲載
I bought this for my elderly mother in the hope that it might help the osteoarthritis in her hand. Alas, it hasn't done that but it has cured something else: the burning searing pain she used to get along the back of her neck and shoulder-blades, e.g. when looking down at the sink while washing the dishes or at the counter while preparing a meal. It was so bad she would have to stop and lie down. I don't know what the medical term for this condition is but, if you suffer from it, I'm sure you'll recognise those symptoms! That pain is now completely gone. (We're still working on the osteoarthritis...)
Works better than Glucosamine
Reviewer1753558により Jan 26, 2012 に掲載
I have tried glucosamine and got some relief of swelling and stiffness but Dr. Mercolas is the ticket for me. I say results within 2-3 weeks. I keep it on hand now.
Works Great
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I have had many yaers of extreme pain in my knees and after taking this formula for a couple of months my pain has decreased to the point that I am now able to workout with very little discomfort at all.
Work good
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Take it every morning with krill oil capliques capsules. My muscle in joints starts work flexiable and less pain. Important to keep in mind that everyone need exercise! especieally 30 min everyday walk exercise is best and no cost. not have to go to Fitness center to pay $$$
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I have knee pain & stiffness. I tried Dr Mercola's Joint Formula & MSM/Sulphur for 2 months and there has been no effect on me.
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December 15, 2008 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: Requesting Reimbursement for MOWINS Travel or Lodging
SUBJECT 2: Breastfeeding Peer Counselor Training
SUBJECT 3: Mead Johnson Nutritionals
SUBJECT 4: Sesame Street Healthy Habits for Life Kits
SUBJECT 5: New Nutrition Education Materials
Requesting Reimbursement for MOWINS Travel or Lodging--either option is available.
After your agency has completed their MOWINS training, they may request reimbursement for their MOWINS mileage or lodging up to the allowable amount. The allowable amount is based on the mileage from your agency to the training site times $.475 per mile. This amount may be used for either mileage reimbursement or towards lodging costs. Other expenses associated with the training such as meals may be billed to your regular WIC contract on the WIC 24.
In order to request mileage reimbursement, please complete the attached form labeled Mileage. To request reimbursement for lodging, please complete both the Mileage and the Lodging form attachments. Completing the Mileage form will allow you to calculate the maximum amount of reimbursement that can be applied toward lodging expenses. The first page of each document is the form and the second page is the instructions for completing the form. Travel mileage or lodging at the travel mileage reimbursement rate for Local Agency Staff attending the MOWINS training are the only items appropriate to bill using this letter template.
Please let us know if you have questions. Either email: firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com or call toll free at 800-392-8209 and ask for Laura or Kathleen.
Breastfeeding Peer Counselor Training: Due to new peer counselors being hired in the St. Louis area, another BFPC training has been scheduled in St. Louis on February 9th and 10th. Please see the attached registration form. This training is open to any staff that would like to attend, but is mandatory for new peer counselors. Please feel free to forward information for this training to anyone you think might be interested. Priority will be given to peer counselors and WIC staff. If you have any questions, please contact Kathy Mertzlufft at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 573-526-4792.
Mead Johnson Nutritionals: The State WIC office received correspondence from Mead Johnson Nutritionals (MJN) regarding the safety of their formula products. Please see the attached letter from MJN regarding melamine and cyanuric acid. Contact your District Nutritionist if you have questions.
Sesame Street Healthy Habits for Life Kits: The Sesame Street Healthy Habits for Life kits have arrived. Please use the kit to educate participants on the importance of physical activity and eating fruits and vegetables. The kit can also be used to begin introducing the new WIC food package that begins October 1, 2009. One of the changes to the food package will be offering fresh and canned fruits and vegetables. Each WIC family should receive one of the Sesame Street Healthy Habits for Life kits. Contact your District Nutritionist if you have questions.
New Nutrition Education Materials: The State WIC office is pleased to introduce the following new nutrition education materials:
- Formula Preparation Guide Handout (Bilingual) # 191
- Relief from Common Problems of Pregnancy - Spanish # 593
- Two Healthy Smiles – English #186
You will be notified through the WIC UPDATE when these items will be available at the DHSS warehouse. In the meantime, please feel free to make copies as needed. If you have any suggestions and/or questions, please contact Takako Tagami at email@example.com.
Two Healthy Smiles Approved GTU TT 12-11-08.pdf
BFPC Registration - St Louis.doc
Common Complaints of Pregnancy SP # 593 TT 12-11-08.pdf
Formula Preparation Handout EN & SP TT 12-11-08.pdf
Letter from Mead Johnson regarding melamine 12-11-08.doc
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Police: Drunken woman arrested in hit-and-run
Suspect was knocking on residents' doors, police say
MADISON, Wis. - Madison police said they arrested an intoxicated woman in a hit-and-run crash after she ran out of gas Friday night.
A 24-year-old Madison man said he was driving on Williamson Street and was about to turn onto to South Ingersoll Street when he was rear-ended by another car.
Police said the man tried to pull over to talk with the driver, but she drove around him, striking his car again, and then sped off.
The victim provided the license plate of the woman's vehicle to police.
Residents living near North Fourth Street and East Johnson Street called for police around 11:30 p.m. Friday after an intoxicated woman started knocking on doors, according to a Madison Police Department incident report.
Police said that when officers found her, she was back in her damaged car. She said she had run out of gas.
Police said they identified the woman's car as the one reported in the hit-and-run crash.
The suspect, identified as Dawn M. Derouin, 35, of Madison, was combative and "mule kicked" one arresting officer in the left thigh area, close to the groin, as he and others struggled to her in a squad car, according to the incident report.
Police said Derouin was arrested on tentative charges of hit-and-run, operating while intoxicated -- second offense, two counts of disorderly conduct and operating while revoked.
Local And Regional News
- Four displaced in west side apartment fire
- 'Peaceful' protests, candlelight vigil held in Madison over Trump inauguration
- Wisconsin Supreme Court orders John Doe documents released
- Classes teach Madisonians how to keep backyard bees
- Judge orders suspended UW student to face trial
- First responders urge people to stay off ice this weekend


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NY top prosecutors propose new gun laws
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York's top prosecutors are proposing new state laws they say will help curb gun crimes across the state.
In letters to the governor and legislative leaders, the District Attorneys Association advocates amending mental health laws, imposing stiffer penalties for gun crimes, banning all high-capacity magazines and restricting large quantity sales of firearms and ammunition.
The association, which includes all of the 62 counties' chief prosecutors, says criminal activity becomes exponentially more volatile when guns are present.
The group backs imposing a mandatory consecutive five-year sentence when a person commits a violent felony or drug crime while possessing a gun, require periodic renewals of handgun permits in every county and expressly authorize courts to remove guns and revoke licenses of people found mentally incapacitated.


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Smothered Pork Chops
- 5 end-cut pork chops, about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 pounds
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons canola oil, divided
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 cup sliced mushrooms
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 (14.5-ounce) can chicken broth
- 2 tablespoons spicy mustard
- 2 tablespoons freshly chopped parsley leaves
- Iceberg Wedge Salad, recipe follows, for serving
- 1 head iceberg lettuce
- 4 slices bacon
- 2 teaspoons brown sugar
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 hard-boiled egg, finely chopped
Preheat an ovenproof skillet over high heat. Season the pork chops with salt and pepper, to taste. Add 1 tablespoon of canola oil to the pan. Add the pork chops and sear on both sides until golden brown. Remove from skillet and set aside.
In same skillet over medium heat add the remaining tablespoon of canola oil, the onions and mushrooms and saute until slightly softened. Add the flour and cumin and cook until lightly golden in color. Stir in the chicken broth and mustard, and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to a simmer, add the parsley and return all but 1 pork chop back into skillet. Reserve the 1 pork chop for Round 2 Recipe Pork Cabbage Wraps. Season with salt and pepper and spoon the gravy over the pork chops. Simmer for 5 minutes, or until pork chops are cooked through. Transfer to serving plates and serve with the Iceberg Wedge Salad.
Iceberg Wedge Salad with Warm Bacon Dressing:
Remove the core from the lettuce and cut into 4 quarters. Arrange on serving plates and set aside.
In a small skillet saute bacon until crisp. Remove from skillet, to a plate lined with a paper bag or paper towels. Once cooled, chop into small pieces and add to a small bowl. In the skillet over low heat, add the brown sugar, vinegar and salt and pepper, to taste. Whisk together until combined and sugar is completely dissolved. Stir in the egg and bacon and season with salt and pepper, to taste. Pour over the top of the iceberg wedges and serve immediately.
Recipe courtesy of Sandra Lee
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In short: Blooming lovelyIn full: So much nicer in sunshine, and with no risk of drowning. That just about made up for a rather feeble performance. Probably underestimated the hills again.Date of review: November 8, 2013
In short: Keep coming back - 7th consecutive year of running this race!In full: Lovely weather, fabulous scenery.. Climbing the first 5 miles I'm always asking myself why am I doing this again? But then I look around and see the countryside and run the last mile down to the finish and remember - it's brilliant!Date of review: November 5, 2013
In short: Any weaknesses in your training will be highlighted on this courseIn full: Having been a Strider for a few years I might be biased but great all round race, very tough but has a charm of it's own. Excellent marshalls. No-one goes away saying it was easy...Date of review: November 4, 2013
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In short: Challenging, charming course more than makes up for lack of PB potential.In full: I'd love to know how challenging, in terms of undulation, this course is considered to be. I found the 2 main climbs extremely tough, but this could easily be inadequate hill-training. The Marlow Half is an attractive way to get tough miles in the bank and I'll definitely be back. Seamless organisation and great marshalling too. Date of review: November 3, 2013
In short: Another great race from Marlow Striders, this year with the weather to match the sceneryIn full: Thanks to all for another flawlessly organised race, my 5th or 6th Marlow half. No rain or flooding this year unlike 2012 and the late leaf fall meant that the course was free of things to slip on. Just as well given the gradients on the course. Well marshalled, very friendly and the most scenic race in the calendar. I even got a course PB :-) See you in 2014!Date of review: November 3, 2013
In short: Hills, hills and more hills, but down hill as wellIn full: It was challenging but enjoyable in a kind of masochistic way. Sometimes the steep downhills almost as tough as the climbs!Date of review: November 3, 2013
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Ashland firefighters responded this morning to the report of an explosion and fire and Alchemical Solutions on Benson Way. Neighboring businesses needed to be evacuate. Nearby Crowson Road needed to be closed off for a period of time. The business is a distiller of organic high-proof alcohol. The cause of the fire is not known at this time, and at last report, there were still active flames. There are no reports of injuries.


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ALPENA – Alpena Public Schools Board of Education approved ratification of a technology services contract with Alcona, Hillman and the Alpena-Montmorency-Alcona Educational Service District. This contract establishes a relationship between partner districts and APS, defining the technology services administered with each school and developing a compensation plan.
"The opportunity for consolidation came about quickly," Superintendent Brent Holcomb said. "We can provide a service that I see as a win-win-win for all the entities. We will offset some of our expenses at the same time."
Holcomb said sharing technology personnel will cost around $82,000, with around a $142,000 bill back, leaving around $60,000 to offset the cost of the personnel needed to perform the contracted services.
"What we're really selling is our expertise," Holcomb said. "The upload initially is a heavy load for us, but down the road it will pay off."
APS is mainly contracting out the use of its personnel for installation of hardware and software at the other entities. Software and hardware purchases are not billed to APS, but are costs to the schools making the purchase. Along with available personnel, the technology contract includes remote access to the contracted schools which cuts back on mileage and hours spent by the staff.
"We're selling them some capacity," Holcomb said. "I think it was one of those mutual opportunities where we all saw some benefit. Our hope is that we can deliver a good product and they'll see the benefit of the investment on their side and we're able to maximize our capacity for technology."
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Paddling bill is bad news for Yellowstone and Grand Teton parks
How boaters are looking for special treatment.
A little paddling won't hurt the Yellowstone experience
More than 3 million visitors travel to Yellowstone National Park every year to watch wildlife, fish, backpack and hike, view geysers, and paddle around on Yellowstone's lakes. At Grand Teton National Park, 2.7 million visitors come to climb, hike and paddle on the Snake River or on the park's many lakes. Together, these parks are the ecological core of the larger 18 million-acre Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. For 140 years, since the establishment of Yellowstone, these parks have appropriately balanced user-group access with conservation.
But ever since Yellowstone and Grand Teton's earliest days, groups have lobbied managers for expanded access to park resources. Now there's a new threat — legislation that would set a bad precedent and undermine science-based decision-making. The pressure this time comes from a bill introduced in Congress by Rep. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., in late 2013.
Called the "River Paddling Protection Act," the bill has already passed the House of Representatives. It gives the National Park Service three years to change its regulations barring non-motorized boating on rivers and streams. If the agency fails to act in that time, then boating in the two parks will be considered unregulated.
The existence of the legislation might lead one to the conclusion that boaters currently have no access to these parks. But the truth is that, of the 168 lakes within Yellowstone, only five are closed to boating. Both Yellowstone and Grand Teton already allow ample opportunities for paddling. At the same time, they make it possible for visitors to experience other lakes in a pristine natural state.
In Grand Teton, the 26-mile stretch of the Snake River that runs through the park hosts 60,000 paddlers each year. In addition, there are countless extraordinary whitewater paddling opportunities in the rivers and streams within the nearly 15 million acres of public lands surrounding Yellowstone and Grand Teton.
What would the River Paddling Protection Act do? It gives the National Park Service just three years to analyze the environmental impacts of allowing "hand-propelled vessels" on approximately 7,500 miles of Yellowstone and Grand Teton rivers and streams — roughly three times the length of the
Mississippi River. If the environmental assessment and resulting rules are not in place at the end of the three years, then boaters will be allowed to use park rivers and streams as they see fit until new rules are issued. Further, this legislation would require that the National Park Service consider all types of paddle sports in its environmental review. That means Yellowstone could be opened not just to pack-rafters who want to explore the park's backcountry, but also to commercial operators: The park would have to consider and potentially provide access to rafting and tubing companies, as well as to any other commercial operator that could argue that its vessels qualify as "hand-propelled." This could result in a summer flood of commercial rafters and tubers.
Worse yet, this legislation provides no new park funding, although it comes with a substantial price tag. According to the Congressional Budget Office, it would cost the two parks a combined $4 million dollars in the first five years. There's no new funding to cover the cost of reviewing impacts of new users on wildlife habitat or dealing with invasive species or search-and-rescue response. Simply doing the analysis will be costly and time-intensive for parks that are already financially starved. Keep in mind that last spring, these same parks had to turn to local communities for financial assistance to cover the cost of snowplowing just so they could open on time.
In early 2014, this legislation was packaged with a number of bills that could have negative impacts on national parks and sent to the floor of the House of Representatives. It passed there by a majority vote. Now, it is up to the Senate, where Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., has introduced the bill.
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The reality of the situation is far less dire than Mr. Melton would have you believe. River paddling is enjoyed by millions of Americans in every other national park with navigable rivers. We are not seeking access to 7,500 miles of rivers and streams, as Melton suggests. Only 8% of Yellowstone streams and rivers are suitable for floating, and we agree that even some of those should remain closed to avoid impacts to wildlife, for public safety reasons, and to protect the visitor experience.
River paddlers are not "legislating for special treatment." In fact, river paddlers were singled out of Yellowstone by an arbitrary and anachronistic ban that was put in place in the 1950's to control overfishing. The ban was implemented without public process, without any scientific analysis, and without basis. We are all in favor of the "sound, science-based decision making" that Mr. Melton espouses, but on this issue there hasn't been any. The park service was funded to study river paddling in a recent planning process for wild and scenic rivers in Yellowstone, but they didn't do it because they said the archaic bans tie their hands. It is baffling why NPCA would embrace such a result when the lack of process is indefensible.
It is hard to keep track of the ever-shifting line of rationale that Melton and NPCA deploy on this issue. They trot out nightmare scenarios of drunken hordes of tubers, miles of fences, busted budgets and bands of barbarians champing to bust into Yellowstone right behind the kayaks. It is a dizzying game of whack-a-mole that makes you wonder about the lengths NPCA will go to keep Americans from their national parks.
The money can be found, the issues can be addressed and the problem can be solved. The National Park Service is the best land manager in the world. They manage river paddling in every other park in the nation, and the sky has not fallen.
Brad Meiklejohn, President
American Packrafting Association
The purpose of the River Paddling Protection Act is so that the Parks can carry out "science-based decision making" instead of arbitrarily shutting out a traditional primitive use of Park waterways. If three years isn't enough time for the Parks to finish their analysis, the Superintendent can keep paddling closed with his Compendium. As Forrest mentioned, funding was allocated for this analysis with the passage of the Snake River Headwaters Legacy Act. In a recent inventory to help the NPS establish a baseline for a paddling analysis, the paddling community has already done a good piece of the analysis by identifying navigable streams and key qualities and issues on each stream. The $4 million figure is probably a very high estimate.
If you measure every blue line on a map of YNP, there are over 7,500 miles of streams by some estimates. The National Park Service (NPS) approximates that there are about 2,500 miles of perennial streams in YNP. In a recent collaborative inventory of the 2,500 miles of perennial streams in YNP, paddlers counted 69 navigable river stretches totaling 611 miles. Hence, we are only asking the Parks to analyze paddling on 8% of the mapped blue lines, and 24% of the perennial streams. Twenty-one of those 69 stretches run free at least 10 miles through the Park; five stretches run for over 20 miles. Only one 3.4-mile stretch (0.5% of YNP navigable rivers and 0.05% of YNP streams) in YNP is currently open to paddling.
In Grand Teton and J.D. Rockefeller Memorial Parkway, there are 27 runnable river stretches totaling 133 miles. In that Park, 40.4 river miles (30% of GTNP navigable rivers) are currently open to paddling. While spectacular, these stretches through GTNP have no challenging whitewater that many paddlers seek and they do not provide paddlers a secluded wilderness experience. They have developed boat launches, run parallel to major highways, and allow unlimited private use and high levels of commercial use.
After the Snake River Headwaters CRMP was released, the NPS and NPCA have repeatedly argued that substantial boating opportunities already exist throughout the Snake River Headwaters and adjacent National Forest, and therefore the public interest at large is currently being served. They cite the fact that 351 miles of the total 410 miles (86%) of new Wild and Scenic rivers in the Snake River Headwaters are open to paddling, and that the remaining 14% are critical to provide Americans with opportunities to experience the river environment without seeing watercraft. These statistics are incomplete, misleading, and used out of context.
Firstly, only 46 river miles (11%) of the new Wild and Scenic rivers fall within YNP, and of these, only 3.4 miles are open to paddling. GTNP contains 53 miles of designated rivers, of which 40.4 miles are navigable and open to paddling. Only between 3.8 and 10 miles of these rivers could be considered wilderness rivers, depending on how that is defined. The rest parallel roads and are accessed by boat ramps. Even if the Parks allowed paddling on a handful of these streams, there still would be thousands of miles of rivers and streams in these Parks outside the Wild and Scenic designations for visitors to view without boats floating by.
Secondly, the NPS statement does not show that an estimated 67 miles of designated rivers (16% of the 410 total) are not navigable, an additional 121 miles (30%) either parallel a road or are accessible by road, and an additional 45 miles (11%) are currently closed to paddling. Hence, 57% of the newly designated river miles are not available for wilderness paddling trips. Of the remaining 176 miles of river (43%), only between 7.2 and 13.4 miles are available for remote wilderness river trips on Park lands. The remaining runnable and open river mileage is comprised of a handful of National Forest streams that run for only a short time in the spring and early summer. One river, Buffalo Fork, is runnable into August on an average year. Indeed there are more streams outside the new Wild and Scenic designations in the Shoshone, Custer, and Gallation national forests, but like the Buffalo Fork, they have a limited running season, are mostly beyond the technical ability of most paddlers, and many of them do not provide the wilderness experience many paddlers seek. Yellowstone's wilderness streams run longer into the summer and have a wider range of paddling difficulty…from mellow family streams, to fabulous class 2-3 wilderness runs, to some of the most challenging whitewater in the world. Grand Teton has the best mountaineering and allows it. Yellowstone has the best wilderness paddling, but doesn't.
Paddlers are not asking to be elevated above other users. We are just asking for an opportunity to have a wilderness paddling experience in Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks. We are not asking for access to every stream. We are asking the Parks and other stakeholders to enter into a constructive conversation about where paddling might be appropriate. Indeed, Yellowstone is a special landscape. No other Park in the US-48 compares to its wildlife and wild landscape. There is no debate there. An in-depth serious look at where, when, and how many will be required to make sure resources are left unimpaired. But, paddlers deserve what NPCA coined as the "Freedom to Float" … the opportunity for an intimate kinesthetic experience on some of these streams and rivers, and I believe there are places to allow this that are perfectly appropriate for regulated paddling. Support the River Paddling Protection Act so we can find out which ones!
I understand this is an emotional issue for many people, conjuring visions of parades of boats, boat ramps, and beer parties. No one who loves Yellowstone and Grand Teton want this scenario. I just can't go down the negative fear road and believe or suggest that the NPS would ever let that happen, simply because it is inconsistent with the values of YNP. That is such an easy NO for the Superintendent. And as for forthcoming Congressional bills wanting access for other uses, this is also an unsupported argument in my opinion. The only reason we have a paddling bill in the Senate is because the NPS failed in their procedural responsibilities with the Wild and Scenic, and because the NPS and conservation groups refused to enter into a conversation with a traditional primitive user group. Please, let's keep the discussion to the facts, keep an open mind, stay positive, and minimize the fear-filled visions. I believe there will be final result that we all can live with.
There are plenty of paddling opportunities outside of Yellowstone, the limits on boating are not only appropriate, they are necessary.
What they are doing is keeping those who think so from damaging and destroying the Parks, to the detriment of all US citizens.
They seem to have forgotten or choose to overlook the provisions of the National Park Service Organic Act (August 25, 1916) which provides in pertinent part:
" The service (the National Park Service) thus established shall promote and regulate the use of the Federal areas known as national parks, monuments and reservations hereinafter specified,except such as are under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of the Army, as provided by law, by such means and measures as conform to the fundamental purpose of said parks, monuments and reservations, which purpose is to conserve the scenery and natural and historic objects and wildlife therein and to provide for the enjoyment of the same in such manner and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations."
This is like ATV drivers saying they are kept out of forest and some wilderness lands as if their machines had feelings.
I come from generations of outdoor enthusiasts--paddlers, fishermen and women, explorers into the wilds of N. Ontario, men and women who love to camp out and hunt. They never asked for extra attention, but knew when and where to go that respected the land and all creatures of the wild who depend on wilderness and wild places. And I enjoy many of those activities myself. But I don't cry about not hunting game in YNP or other National Parks. I realize how incredibly fortunate we are that there are places set aside for extra consideration about the wild.
Please paddle on all the hundreds of miles of rivers now open. I know there are many miles available to challenge everyone from extreme athlete to the more cautious.
To sum up - costs? will all paddlers help pay the $4 million? for rescue? Land use -- will all paddlers personally work to restore the banks? Wildlife -- will your first thought be for the wildlife you encounter and their needs? If you can answer yes to all questions then I would be surprised. So until then park your water craft, grab some hiking boots and enjoy all the challenges of the back country.
Brad Meiklejohn, President
American Packrafting Association
White-water rivers in Yellowstone are just such a sensitive area. The kayak/packraft community should be aware that the harlequin duck, a unique waterfowl species, breeds only along remote white-water rivers in NW USA and Canada. The harlequin duck is a "species of concern" in Montana and declining south of Canada; Yellowstone National Park is one of its remaining strongholds. Female harlequin ducks nest on the ground right along the banks of clear, fast wilderness rivers like the Yellowstone, and raise their young in the river during July, August and early September before migrating to the sea. They are highly sensitive to human disturbance while nesting.
In fact, biologists cite "human disturbance" by boaters, fishermen and campers as being one of the principal threats to the harlequin's breeding success. There are only about 20 pairs of nesting harlequin ducks in all Yellowstone National Park—still one of the largest concentrations known in the northern Rockies. Yet they have already abandoned their breeding site at LeHardy Rapids in the Park after recreational access to the rapids was improved in 1993. Glacier National Park long ago closed McDonald Creek to recreational boating, largely to protect the harlequin duck nesting population there.
Increasing kayaker access to remote canyons in Yellowstone will not only disturb harlequins and other wildlife, but also increase fishing pressure, degrade the wilderness experience for those who hike in, increase pollution, and increase rescue/patrol requirements. So, no, we do not all want kayaks in the Park's canyons, nor bikes on every park trail, nor hang-gliders diving off Park mountains. Some of us like Yellowstone's backcountry and wildlife to remain truly free—free of the "new …..technologies, skills and impacts…" some are so eager to promote.
"Declares specified regulations regarding vessels on streams and rivers in Yellowstone National Park and on lakes and rivers in Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming to have no force or effect with regard to hand-propelled vessels. Prohibits the Secretary of the Interior from issuing substantially similar regulations that apply to such vessels. "
This is standard procedure for Rep Lummis who also believes that oil companies should be able to frack as they please, unimpeded by any federal regulation (HR 2728) and that all national forests should be logged for private profit (HR 1526). It's unlikely in the extreme that this paddling bill will be innocuous. Somewhere in Rep Lummis' background we will find a loose association of rafting companies who are longing to profit off Yellowstone trips.
I am a canoe paddler with decades of experience in both wilderness and whitewater canoeing. I fully support the current regulations in both Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons, having paddled extensively in both parks. We have to leave a few miles of river to be wild, for the ducks, fish and other wildlife. No, a 'little paddling' won't hurt the parks, but we already have excellent access for that: this bill is about opening the parks to full commercial exploitation.
Do you really believe AW dropped the bill because they had an epiphany it would set a bad precedent? Really? Two days after they celebrated passing it through the House?
This is another case of big money politics at work in our parks. A few years ago Grand Canyon tried to ban the sale of bottled water, but NPS Director Jarvis called a halt because CocaCola is a major donor to the National Parks Foundation.
The Yellowstone case is a carbon copy. Mike Finley used to be superintendent of Yellowstone but now runs the Ted Turner Foundation. Finley gets to decide who does and does not get Turner money. He has made no secret of his loathing for boaters in Yellowstone. GYC and NPCA get a lot of Turner money. AW still does, too.
We just think we have a say in what happens in our parks. Most decisions are made for us by the people with power and money.
As always, follow the money.
So be it.
But the other outdoor users and enthusiasts out there, especially those under 30 or 40, they are the ones that count anyway, who will protect Yellowstone 20 years from now when it really counts, from real foes, not imagined ones. They are the ones who will see that packrafting is simply water-backpacking, and backpacking is fine in Yellowstone.
We live in a democracy. This is how democracy works.


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