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Tommy was the eldest of my dads three brothers and the one we got on best with. He had a son my age and we used to hang out. One day playing football with my cousins i fell and cut my knee. I went back to my cousins house to get cleaned up. There was no sign of my uncle so I went to the bathroom took off my jog pants and wiped my knee. I went to go into my cousins room to get some shorts but rushed into the wrong one. I swung the door open to see my uncle standing in front of an Indian man who was knelt down sucking his cock. I quickly mumbled an apology and left, shocked at the site I had witnessed.
I just reached the front door to leave when I heard Tommy calling me. I turned to see him still naked and hard heading towards me. He begged me not to say anything to anyone about what I had seen. I promised him I wouldnt and he hugged me thanking me over and over. I could feel his hard cock pressing against my bare leg and I could feel myself getting a little excited. I went home and wanked off thinking about Tommy and the guy. That became a regular thing until I started dreaming that I was the guy with Tommy. He did have a massive cock and I longed to touch it.
About three months later I knew Eric (my cousin) was going to be hitting the local bars with some pals and knew Tommy would be there alone or maybe he had arranged some company. I waited for Eric to leave then called round. Tommy greeted me and we started chatting. I told him I was at a loose end and my folks house was a bit crowded and asked if I could stay there for the evening. He said it was okay but he did have someone coming over soon.
"Is this your man friend?" I asked.
"Yep, are you okay with that?"
"Sure, at least you don't have to hide it, enjoy yourselves." Then feeling a little horny I said, "I will try not to burst in this time, unless I get fed up down here."
He looked at me in a way he hadn't done before. The doorbell rang; I got up to answer it. The Asian guy looked shocked but introduced himself as Benny. I assured him I was cool about the situation and he seemed to relax a little. Tommy came into the room; he had changed and was now wearing just a robe. He and Benny stood up and hugged then kissed fully on the lips. Without warning they were kissing quite passionately and I could see Tommy was getting hard. His cock was sticking through the robe and I could see his hand rubbing Benny's cock through his trousers. I watched as they got more and more into each other.
Tommy could see me watching and lead Benny's hand to his now free and rock hard cock. Benny started to wank him off while they still kissed full on. I realized that Tommy was putting a show on for me when he kept looking at me and then winked at me. He unzipped Benny's trousers and released his thick cock before dropping to his knees and taking it in his mouth. I watched as Tommy slid his mouth up and down this lovely cock then suddenly he stopped and looked me right in the eye.
"You okay with this or do you want us to stop?"
"It's cool," I said hardly able to speak.
Tommy took off his robe and helped Benny to strip before 69ing each other. Both guys started moaning then switched position so Benny was on his knees sucking Tommy all the way down. Then Benny turned over and leaned on the sofa by me so Tommy could move round the back. I watched as my uncle lubed his cock then slowly slid it into Benny' ass. Tommy started to fuck Benny really hard; he was groaning and moving about next to me.
Suddenly Benny reached his hand out and touched my leg; I froze with fear and excitement. He rubbed his hand up my leg and a few times touched my hard cock through my shorts. He didn't keep his hand there long but I wanted him to. He did touch me a few more times, one time having a good feel of my cock before moving his hand to his own cock. Tommy jerked forward and stopped, Benny turned round so I got a good look at his ass. His hole looked massive and my uncles spunk started leaking from it. Tommy was now underneath him sucking away at his cock. Benny stood up and faced me. Tommy got behind him and started wanking him off. Only a few minutes later he shot his load onto the sofa near to my leg.
I quickly made an excuse and headed for the toilet to wank myself off. I returned to the lounge, Benny was getting dressed but Tommy sat on the sofa fully naked. Benny was ready to leave, kissed Tommy one last time then said goodbye to me kissing me on the cheek. When he had left Tommy looked at me, "I hope I wasn't out of order carrying on like that. I got the impression you wanted to see it. Was I wrong?" I shook my head not daring to speak. "I hope you didn't mind Benny touching your leg."
"He touched more than my leg," I said.
"I know, he said you had a hard on." I blushed. "He likes you. When you went to the toilet he asked if he could see you sometime."
"How do you mean see me?" I asked.
"I think he wants to get naked with you and let you fuck him."
I was shocked and scared; I didn't know what to say. Tommy came and sat next to me, still naked. We chatted for a while longer still not confirming whether I would see Benny alone or not. As I got up to go, Tommy hugged me again but this time more lovingly. Again I could feel his cock against my leg but this time I pushed my leg onto it. He leaned down and kissed me on the lips. Just a quick kiss then reached for his robe, I could see his cock had stiffened a little.
I left to go home still thinking about whether to sleep with Benny or try for Tommy...
After the night before when my uncle put on a show for me with his "man friend" I went to work still feeling horny but not knowing what to do about it. Benny had told my uncle that he wanted to have me and I was tempted but so nervous because I had never been with a guy before.
At work I was still thinking about it when, "Hi, theres a guy downstairs to see you."
"Did he give a name?" I asked puzzled.
"Nah, he's waiting in reception."
I headed downstairs to find Tommy (my uncle) standing there looking out of the window. "Do we have somewhere I can talk to you?" He looked a bit worried so I led him to the back of the warehouse to a little office never used.
"Whats wrong?" I asked.
"Nothing really I was just worried how you were feeling after last night," he moved towards me, "I was scared in case you were disgusted."
"To be honest, I was still feeling horny this morning about it," I confessed.
He smiled, "Cool, so you're up for it again?"
"Yeah, can't wait."
He reached forward and touched my hand. I didn't pull away so he took my hand in his and pulled me closer. "God, I wish I could have you myself," he said, his voice breaking up a little.
This was my moment to speak up, but I could hardly get the words out, "You can, I would love for you to teach me."
He looked at me and I made a move. I put my hand down to his bulge and stroked it. He stopped me, looked over to the door obviously worried about someone catching us. "Come over to my house after work," he said and then left.
I left work and headed straight to Tommy's. He answered the door naked and hugged me before I had chance to close the door. I couldn't wait and reached down to his cock for a feel. The first time I had touched another guys cock for real. He was almost hard and it didn't take long til it was rock solid. I wanked him for a bit.
"Please uncle show me how you suck cock," I was almost begging him. He took off my top and the slowly unbuttoned my trouser and unzipped me. My cock was hard and sprang out; he sank to his knees and took it in his mouth. He then proceeded to suck me whilst keep telling me his technique.
I didn't last long before I jerked forward and filled his mouth with my cum. He looked at me and then swallowed. He stood up and led me down to his cock, I took it into my mouth and started doing what he had shown me. I was really pleased because he was soon moaning and groaning so I knew I was doing well. He was getting closer but I wasn't ready to take his load in my mouth, so he pulled out and shot it all over my chest.
He sank to his knees again this time to lick his cum off my chest and then kiss me full on so, I got my first taste. We cleaned up and chatted, holding each and kissing. He looked at me with those eyes.
"Benny really likes you, he told again on the phone today."
"He has an amazing cock, I want to play with him too," I said, and so it was to be arranged...
Benny was an Indian guy, my uncles lover of a few years. He had told my uncle he wanted to have his wicked way with me and after a few hot man to man sessions with my uncle I was ready and horny for Benny's cock.
Benny shared a house with his older sister who was there when I arrived. He kissed me on the mouth and led me into the lounge. I was surprised to see this woman sitting there and disappointed because I was so horny I just wanted to rip his clothes off and have him.
Benny had showered and was wearing just a robe which was quite loose and close to coming open. He sat by me on the sofa and we watched some telly, his hand kept gently touching my leg and at one point he was stroking my leg in clear view of his sister. I only had joggers on and started to get hard which stuck out a little too much for comfort.
Without warning he reached over and stroked at my hard cock. I looked at his sister who was watching her brother feel another mans cock. Benny's robe was now open and his big thick cock was sticking out and up as he slid his hand in my joggers and touched my cock. I was embarrassed but so turned on that his sister was watching that I reached down and took his cock in my hand gently wanking him. He stood up and took off his robe then slowly pulled off my jog pants and t shirt. He bent down and kissed me full on the mouth forcing his tongue inside; I responded and kissed him back hard still wanking his amazing cock. His sister stared at the telly but I caught her a few times watching us, at times she would be transfixed which was turning me on even more.
Benny climbed on the sofa and then lowered his cock towards my waiting and ready mouth. His cock was so big I didn't think I would fit it in my mouth but I did. He slowly slid it in and out then started to get faster until he was fucking my face real hard. He grabbed my head and really gave it to me almost choking me. Then he pulled out and started wanking himself furiously. I knew he was going to shoot in my face so I kept my mouth closed not ready to take a load down my throat yet.
Warm jets of spunk hit me in the face as he kept jerking away. I could see his sisters hand was very close to her pussy as she watched. Benny climbed off the sofa and kissed me all over tasting his own spunk and forcing his tongue into my mouth so i had no choice but to taste him too.
I thought that was it until his sister passed him a bottle. He poured something into his hand and rubbed it around his ass area then reached over and rubbed it over my still hard cock. Once he had lubed up he turned round and lowered himself onto my cock. The feeling as my cock slid into his ass for the first time was amazing. He bounced up and down only for a few minutes because I was getting close to cumming.
His sister had gotten up from her chair and was now standing behind the sofa watching my cock go in and out of her brothers ass. I looked at her and she smiled then I could hold out no longer. I jerked forward and shot my load in his ass; he kept bouncing up and down on me until I could take no more. She leaned down as he slid off my cock and seemed to love seeing my cum dribble out of his ass. She kissed him goodnight and left the room.
We lay together naked and cuddled for about 30 minutes before I got dressed and left for home. My next aim is to get my uncle and Benny together for a 3-way session, maybe his sister can watch that too...
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Financial and Performance Management: More Reliable and Complete Information Needed to Address Federal Management and Fiscal Challenges
GAO-13-752T: Published: Jul 10, 2013. Publicly Released: Jul 10, 2013.
Three long-standing major impediments prevented GAO from expressing an opinion on the U.S. government's 2012 accrual-based consolidated financial statements: (1) serious financial management problems at the Department of Defense (DOD), (2) the federal government's inability to adequately account for and reconcile intragovernmental activity and balances between federal entities, and (3) the federal...
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This testimony discusses our work on the F-35 Lightning II, also known as the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF). The JSF is the Department of Defense's (DOD) most costly and ambitious aircraft acquisition. DOD is seeking to simultaneously develop and field three aircraft variants for the Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and eight international partners. The JSF program is to provide critical replacement ai...
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GAO-09-201R: Published: Dec 11, 2008. Publicly Released: Dec 11, 2008.
Section 402 of the Concurrent Resolution on the Budget for Fiscal Year 2009 required us to report to the appropriate congressional committees by the end of the 110th Congress regarding the Department of Defense's (DOD) progress in implementing GAO's recommendations over the last 7 years. During this period of time, we issued 637 reports to DOD or its components that included 2,726 recommendations...
Tax Preparers: Oregon's Regulatory Regime May Lead to Improved Federal Tax Return Accuracy and Provides a Possible Model for National Regulation
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Millions of taxpayers use paid tax return preparers and many of these paid preparers are not subject to any qualification requirements. Paid preparers in California and Oregon are exceptions in that these states have set paid preparer qualification standards. Additionally, two bills before Congress would require national paid preparer regulations. To help Congress better understand the potential c...
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The Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 (TRIA) specifies that the federal government assume significant financial responsibility for insured losses on commercial properties resulting from future terrorist attacks. While TRIA has been credited with stabilizing markets for terrorism insurance after the September 11, 2001, attacks, questions remain as to whether certain policyholders, especially tho...
Defense Budget: Independent Review Is Needed to Ensure DOD's Use of Cost Estimating Tool for Contingency Operations Follows Best Practices
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Since the September 2001 terrorist attacks, Congress has provided about $800 billion as of July 2008 to the Department of Defense (DOD) for military operations in support of the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT). GWOT budget requests have grown in scope and the amount requested has increased every year. DOD uses various processes and the Contingency Operations Support Tool (COST) to estimate costs fo...
Defense Travel System: Overview of Prior Reported Challenges Faced by DOD in Implementation and Utilization
GAO-08-649T: Published: Apr 15, 2008. Publicly Released: Apr 15, 2008.
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Joint Strike Fighter: Recent Decisions by DOD Add to Program Risks
GAO-08-388: Published: Mar 11, 2008. Publicly Released: Mar 11, 2008.
The Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) program seeks to produce and field three aircraft variants for the Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and eight international partners. The estimated total investment for JSF now approaches $1 trillion to acquire and maintain 2,458 aircraft. Under congressional mandate, GAO has annually reviewed the JSF program since 2005. GAO's prior reviews have identified a number of...
Joint Strike Fighter: Impact of Recent Decisions on Program Risks
GAO-08-569T: Published: Mar 11, 2008. Publicly Released: Mar 11, 2008.
The Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) is the Department of Defense's (DOD) most expensive aircraft acquisition program. DOD is expected to develop, procure, and maintain 2,443 aircraft at a cost of more than $950 billion. DOD plans for the JSF to replace or complement several types of aircraft in the Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps. Given the program's cost and importance, it is critical that decisions...
HUD and Treasury Programs: More Information on Leverage Measures' Accuracy and Linkage to Program Goals Is Needed in Assessing Performance
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The Power of Experience Jonnie Hill, PhD English Language Fellow, RELO Universitas Negeri Surabaya
Endorsement When my group played the game, I felt enjoyment and understanding of the topic that we discussed. Through the game, I can understand the topic more easily than through presentation. ---UNESA student in SLA course, May 2011
Notes: Dr. Djoko Learn to know Learn to do Learn to be Learn to get along Learn by research Learn by doing Learn by taking responsibility Learn by collaboration
Learning Cycle (David & Ann Kolb) Concrete Experience Reflective Observation Abstract Conceptualization Active Experimentation
Experiential Learning Methods Games Simulations Project-based Learning Field trips
Challenges to adopting Experiential Learning Methods Centralization (sentralisasi) Uniformity (seregamasi) Bureaucracy (birokrasi) Tradition Time Management
FIVE ELEMENTS OF LESSON DESIGN E _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E_ _ _ - _ _ - _ _ _ E _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Concrete Experience ANSWERS
EEEEEEEE Fun Entertaining Anxiety Free No Negative Stress E
E EEEEEEEE All players have something to do All players on task Players may lose track of time ("flow") No one is bored E
E EEEEEEEE Pedagogical purpose Achievable learning outcomes Appropriate level of challenge E
E EEEAEEEA Lots of opportunity to practice language in authentic context E
E EEEEEEEE Available equipment Uncomplicated rules Understandable roles E
Five Elements of Lesson Design Enjoyable Engaging Educational Easy to Use English-promoting
Concrete Experience Je o p a r d y E x pe ri e n ti a l Le a r n i n g B a si c. pp t x
Reflective Observation Did you see the teacher…. _______________ Identifies objectives Prepares Materials _____________ Discovers new ideas Asks students to share ideas
Planning Learning
Reflective Observation Did you see the teacher….. _______________ Interact with students Listen to students _______________ Evaluate students Evaluate whether students understood
Monitoring Evaluating
Reflective Observation _________________ Helping the students see their progress Valuing the students as a whole Person
Encouraging end
What did you like about the game? Was there anything that made you uncomfortable when playing the game? What did you learn? Reflective Observation
Abstract Conceptualization What are the benefits of experiential learning? Benefits
Abstract Conceptualization Did you collaborate with your colleagues? Do you feel that the games emphasized individual achievement or built a sense of community? Benefits
Abstract Conceptualization Do you think you will remember the concepts that you learned longer, shorter, or about the same amount of time as in traditional seminars? Benefits
Abstract Conceptualization Do you agree that experiential learning ….. promotes creativity? promotes critical thinking? Benefits
Abstract Conceptualization Can you predict some problems that might occur if you used experiential learning in your class? Drawbacks
Applying the five E's of design and the principles of learning styles (cognitive factors), plan a game or project that teachers could use in their classes. Active Experimentation
Questions, concerns, and suggestions welcome. Thank you for your participation. Dr. Jonnie Hill email@example.com (FB and email) Q&A
What have you gained from this workshop? Should it be longer or shorter? Do you feel that it was enjoyable, engaging, educational, and easy to understand? Did you use English? E's Reflective Observation
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DescriptionDescribed as one of Shakespeare's most intriguing plays, All's Well That Ends Well has only recently begun to receive the critical attention it deserves. Noted as a crucial point of development in Shakespeare's career, this collection of new essays reflects the growing interest in the play and presents a broad range of approaches to it, including historical, feminist, performative and psychoanalytical criticisms. In addition to fourteen essays written by leading scholars, the editor's introduction provides a substantial overview of the play's critical history, with a strong focus on performance analysis and the impact that this has had on its reception and reputation. Demonstrating a variety of approaches to the play and furthering recent debates, this book makes a valuable contribution to Shakespeare criticism.
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ContentsPreface From 'the Unfortunate Comedy' to 'this Infinitely Fascinating Play': The Critical and Theatrical Emergence of All's Well, That Ends Well Gary Waller Revising the Sources: Novella, Romance, and the Meanings of Fiction in All's Well, That Ends Well Steven Mentz 'As Sweet as Sharp': Helena and the Fairy Bride Tradition Regina Buccola Tying the (K)not: The Marriage of Tragedy and Comedy in All's Well,That Ends Well Paul Gleed All's Well, That Ends Well and the Art of Retrograde Motion Deanne Williams Performing Woman: Female Theatricality in All's Well, That Ends Well Kent R. Lehnhof 'To make the 'not' eternal': Female Eloquence and Patriarchal Authority in All's Well, That Ends Well Ellen Belton Shakespeare's Miracle Play? Religion in All's Well, That Ends Well Helen Wilcox She is in the Right: Biblical Maternity and All's Well, That Ends Well Michele Osherow 'The credit of your father': Absent Fathers in All's Well, That Ends Well David M. Bergeron "Twas mine, 'twas Helen's': Rings of Desire in All's Well, That Ends Well' Nicholas Ray 'Sweet Practicer, thy Physic I will try': Helena and Her 'Good Receipt' in All's Well, That Ends Well Catherine Field All's Well, That Ends Well and the 1604 Controversy Concerning the Court of Wards and Liveries Terry Reilly Playing it Accordingly: Parolles and Shakespeare's Knee-crooking Knaves Craig Dionne All's Well as Television: the 1980 Moshinsky Production Bob White Appendix Select List of Productions of All's Well, That Ends Well, 1953-2006 Select Bibliography. Contributors. Index
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From The Cortez Journal (Jim Mimiaga):
"Climate Change and the Upper Dolores Watershed, a Cold Water Fishery Adaptive Management Strategy," is an extensive three-year analysis done in cooperation with the Mountain Studies Institute in Silverton.
The study used 72 climate models to tease out potential impacts to 46 trout streams in the basin from the town of Dolores to Lizard Head Pass up to the year 2100.
"We know there will be change, the question the study addresses is what kind of change can we expect, the approximate timing, and what are the impacts," said Duncan Rose, director of the Dolores River Anglers chapter of Trout Unlimited.
When climate scientists ran the models over time, they pointed toward a "feast and famine" scenario, where wet periods with higher temperatures are followed by longer, more intense droughts.
According to the study, between 1949 and 2012, the upper Dolores watershed experienced wet periods with increasingly higher temperatures, followed by dry periods that were longer and more intense.
"We see that pattern developing where each drought gets more intense, and the wetter periods have higher temperatures, which causes increased evaporation and overall net loss of moisture," Rose said.
If cyclical drought conditions were like 2002, the worst in recent years, and lasted for many years, the result could mean an average of 44 percent reduction in stream flows throughout the upper basin in 50-70 years, according to the study. Low stream flows contribute to higher water temperatures, which if reach above 63 degrees, are detrimental to trout species.
"Trout have survived these cycles for millennia, but the climate conditions may be more intense than what we have seen, so we're going to have more challenges, particularly on the lower elevation streams," Rose said.
The study is intended to aid current and future managers of Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the San Juan National Forest in sustaining good trout habitat in the basin.
For example, higher elevation streams will be less impacted by the climate predictions. Lower trout streams may be more or less a lost cause, with many perennial streams potentially becoming intermittent or drying up completely.
"That leaves the middle elevation band of streams, where mitigation and stream rehabilitation will do the most good," Rose said. "It's an adaptive management model, where we don't rush in, take it a step at a time and invest limited resources with what climate pattern emerges."
Protecting trout streams from higher temperatures and lower flows means improving shade, installing instream rocks and trees to create pools where fish can find refuge in lower flows and hot conditions. Streams like Roaring Fork, Scotch Creek, Kilpacker, Burnett, and higher-up stretches of the Dolores Main stem, plus others, would likely benefit the most from habitat improvement in the future.
More regulations may by on the horizon, as a result of the study's projections, for example, lower bag limits, catch-and-release only rules, barbless hooks, and even rotating some streams into non-fishing status for a year to allow recovery.
The climate models indicate there will likely be a reduction in the 295 miles of trout streams in the upper Dolores Basin in the next 50 to 100 years. More of the fishing spots will be concentrated in the higher elevations, which would result in more people fishing in a smaller area.
"There will be more competition for fewer fish, but the good news it will not happen overnight," Rose said. "We have time to adapt, as long as we are aware of the potential impacts."
This summer, the Dolores chapter of Trout Unlimited will be installing eight temperature gages on various streams and rivers at different elevations to start monitoring changes and trends.
The Dolores River climate change study cost about $20,000 with $15,000 paid for by the Colorado Water Conservation Board. Other groups, including TU, Southwestern Water Conservation District and the Montezuma Land Conservancy contributed funds as well.
For a power point summary of the study go to bit.ly/Troutunlimited
Click here to read the newsletter. Here's an excerpt (Lizzie Schoder):
This past year will likely break 2015's mark of being the hottest year on record. Colorado has seen a similar trend, with a 2 degrees Fahrenheit bump statewide in the last 30 years. Colorado, like much of the Southwest, has also seen drought for the past decade, which has been felt most strongly in the western part of the state.
How does this affect our rivers? A warmer atmosphere has a drying effect overall — meaning more precipitation falls as rain rather than snow and peak runoff and snowmelt happen earlier in the year. Although there is no significant change detected (so far) in the amount of precipitation, the change in the form of precipitation is what's significant. Our snowpack levels, measured in snow water equivalent, act as nature's time release to recharge our rivers. Less snowpack, or more precipitation that falls instead as rain, means less natural recharge, since rain runs through the watershed at a quicker rate.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reports show trends of peak runoff and snowmelt occurring anywhere from one to four weeks earlier in the spring. Rain is an immediate surge to our rivers, but can give way to evaporation during hotter months of the summer. Snow, on the other hand, melts slowly, recharging the rivers at a steadier pace, especially during July and August when we need it most. Though predictions of how this will affect annual runoff vary, the 2011 Bureau of Reclamation report estimates that Colorado River flows will decrease by about 8.7 percent by 2060, or roughly the annual amount diverted by canal to Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego counties. These trends along with increased evaporation due to warmer temperatures does not bode well for a region already dealing with prolonged drought.
Snowpack levels are a pivotal factor in ski communities. But it matters too for agriculture, irrigation, hydropower, river recreation and water quality. Lower water levels lead to shallower and therefore warmer rivers, affecting our plant and fish populations, as well as the aquatic bugs they need for food. Warming temperatures also mean that everything from crops to humans will need more water to compensate. The Colorado River supplies water to 40 million people in seven different southwest states. The rising temperature trend will only put more pressure on an over-allocated system, pushing both the supply and demand of the Colorado River in the wrong direction.
While communities that depend on the Colorado River have gone to extraordinary lengths to buffer the impacts of climate change, we are heading for times where water shortages will be felt more than ever. According to the New York Times, Lake Powell provides water to one in eight Americans and waters one-seventh of the nation's crops. Like the other dams and reservoirs in the Colorado River system, it's completely over allocated — the water levels continue to dwindle and more water is being taken out than what flows into it. If Lake Powell isn't able to supply the 7.5 million acre feet annually to the Lower Colorado Basin as required by the 1922 interstate compact, then a river call requiring Upper Basin communities, such as Eagle County, to use less water could come into effect in coming years.
The national political debate over the legitimacy of climate change will inevitably continue. But with our county's population projected to nearly double by 2050, we must recognize that water is a nonpartisan issue. It is important that we voice our opinions and demand action at the national level, while also encouraging action at state and local levels where it can likely happen more quickly. From the standpoint of water and river protection however, we do not need to stand around waiting for our leaders to reach consensus on the existence of climate change.
There is no arguing that the level of water in Lake Powell — and its sister, Lake Mead — continue to drop, making it clear that water conservation and efficiency is of critical importance. That can happen through legislative actions, regulatory measures, but also where you can make an impact — in your home and garden. For more information, visit http://erwc.org.
Lizzie Schoder is the education and outreach coordinator for Eagle River Watershed Council. The Watershed Council has a mission to advocate for the health and conservation of the Upper Colorado and Eagle River basins through research, education and projects. Contact the Watershed Council at 970-827-5406 or visit http://www.erwc.org.
From Great Outdoors Colorado (Rosemary Dempsey) via The Crestone Eagle:
The Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) Board awarded three grants totaling more than $1.4 million to projects across the San Luis Valley. San Luis Valley Inspire, a valley-wide coalition breaking down barriers for kids to get outside, received $1 million in funding as part of the GOCO Inspire Initiative; Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust (RiGHT) received a $376,500 grant to permanently conserve the La Garita Creek Ranch near Del Norte; and Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) received a $25,000 habitat restoration grant for Rio Grande State Wildlife Area.
The $1 million grant is part of GOCO's Inspire Initiative, which will invest in places, programs, and pathways to get kids outside in communities across the state. This innovative framework is being looked at as a national model, and each coalition's approach to the unique challenges of their community will serve as examples to other rural, urban, suburban, or mountain communities across the country.
Youth have led the charge for the San Luis Valley Inspire coalition; this funding will put their plans into action over the next three years. San Luis Valley Inspire will put GOCO funding to work in Antonito, Creede and Saguache, building the Antonito Outdoor Education Center and investing in the creation of the Antonito Adventure Program, improving connections along Creede's Willow Creek Corridor, the Headwaters Youth Conservation Corps, the Saguache Backyard to Backcountry Program, and the Saguache Youth Conservation Corps.
RiGHT's grant for La Garita Creek Ranch was part of GOCO's open space grant program, which funds public and private land conservation. Projects sustain local agriculture and economies, give outdoor recreationists a place to play (or simply enjoy the view), protect wildlife habitat, and safeguard the state's water supply.
La Garita Creek Ranch is a 460-acre guest ranch outside of Del Norte near Penitente Canyon, an international climbing, hiking, and mountain biking destination. The ranch is also adjacent to Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land and the Rio Grande National Forest.
Conserving La Garita will protect critical water access and habitat for a variety of wildlife species as well as Ute pictographs and other archaeological evidence of early Native Americans. The conservation project will also create new climbing and bouldering access.
CPW's grant is part of GOCO's habitat restoration grant program. In 2016, GOCO doubled funding for the program, which restores habitat through projects that remove invasive plant species, protect Colorado's water supply, mitigate fire fuels, and perform other critical restoration work.
Restoration of the Rio Grande in Rio Grande State Wildlife Area will protect water infrastructure, local agriculture, and wetlands that support threatened and endangered amphibians, fish, birds, and mammals.
To date, GOCO has invested $42 million in San Luis Valley projects and has conserved more than 90,000 acres of land in the valley. GOCO funding has supported Alamosa's ice rink and Rio Grande Farm Park, Faith Hinkley Memorial Park in Monte Vista, and Center's Town Park, among other projects.
Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) invests a portion of Colorado Lottery proceeds to help preserve and enhance the state's parks, trails, wildlife, rivers, and open spaces. GOCO's independent board awards competitive grants to local governments and land trusts, and makes investments through Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Created when voters approved a Constitutional Amendment in 1992, GOCO has since funded more than 4,800 projects in urban and rural areas in all 64 counties without any tax dollar support. Visit GOCO.org for more information.
From the Morgan Conservation District via The Fort Morgan Times (Angela Werner):
Morgan Conservation District's 62nd annual meeting will be held on February 9th.
It will be held at the Fort Morgan Home Plate Restaurant, 19873 U.S. Hwy. 34. Breakfast will be at 8 a.m. and the meeting will start at 9 a.m. The cost of the meeting will be $25 in advance, and that will cover the annual meeting, annual membership in Morgan Conservation District, and free breakfast that morning.
If you do not RSVP in advance, and show up on the day of the meeting, please be advised that the cost will be the same, however breakfast will not be free, due to our needing to order the food in advance. Our keynote speakers, Bill Hammerich and Andrew Neuhart.
Bill Hammerich has served as the CEO of Colorado Livestock Association (CLA) for the past fourteen years. He grew up on a cattle and farming operation in Western Colorado and he attended CSU where he graduated with a degree in Agricultural Economics. Following graduation, he began working with Monfort of Colorado, then Farr Feeders and was with the Sparks Companies before joining CLA in 2002.
His time spent in the cattle feeding industry provided him not only with an understanding of how to feed cattle, but also the importance of protecting and sustaining the environment in which one operates.
Bill and his wife Sabrina live in Severance, Colorado and have two grown children, Justin and Jessica, and four grandsons.
Andrew Neuhart completed both a B.S. in Natural Resource Management and an M.S. in Watershed Science at CSU. After spending two years assisting in precision farming studies in the San Luis Valley for the USDA Soil, Plant and Nutrient Research team, Andrew went to work for the State of Colorado's Water Quality Control Division. For 9 years with the WQCD, Andrew led a Permitting Unit for discharge permits under the Clean Water Act, for both industrial and domestic wastewater treatment facilities. Working for Brown and Caldwell over the last 4 years, Andrew assists clients with regulatory issues under the Clean Water Act, and has been working with the Ag Task Force, part of the Colorado Monitoring Framework, to get the word out regarding nutrient regulations and their impacts to agricultural operations.
Mr. Hammerich and Mr. Neuhart will be speaking about Regulation 85.
Regulation 85 establishes requirements for organizations holding a NPDES permit and with the potential to discharge either nitrogen or phosphorus to begin planning for nutrient treatment based on treatment technology and monitoring both effluents and streams for nitrogen and phosphorus.
The data from these efforts is designed to better characterize nutrient sources, characterize nutrient conditions and effects around the state and to help inform future regulatory decisions regarding nutrients. Please come to the meeting and learn more from our very knowledgeable keynote speakers!
Please RSVP as soon as possible to Angela at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 970-427-3362. Space is limited.
Click here to read the report. Here's an excerpt (Christine G. Rasmussen and Patrick B. Shafroth):
Strategic planning is increasingly recognized as necessary for providing the greatest possible conservation benefits for restoration efforts. Rigorous, science-based resource assessment, combined with acknowledgement of broader basin trends, provides a solid foundation for determining effective projects. It is equally important that methods used to prioritize conservation investments are simple and practical enough that they can be implemented in a timely manner and by a variety of resource managers. With the help of local and regional natural resource professionals, we have developed a broad-scale, spatially-explicit assessment of 146 miles (~20,000 acres) of the Colorado River mainstem in Grand and San Juan Counties, Utah that will function as the basis for a systematic, practical approach to conservation planning and riparian restoration prioritization. For the assessment we have:
1) acquired, modified or created spatial datasets of Colorado River bottomland conditions; 2) synthesized those datasets into habitat suitability models and estimates of natural recovery potential, fire risk and relative cost; 3) investigated and described dominant ecosystem trends and human uses; and 4) suggested site selection and prioritization approaches. Partner organizations (The Nature Conservancy, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management and Utah Forestry Fire and State Lands) are using the assessment and datasets to identify and prioritize a suite of restoration actions to increase ecosystem resilience and improve habitat for bottomland species. Primary datasets include maps of bottomland cover types, bottomland extent, maps of areas inundated during high and low flow events, as well as locations of campgrounds, roads, fires, invasive vegetation treatment areas and other features.
Assessment of conditions and trends in the project area entailed: 1) assemblage of existing data on geology, changes in stream flow, and predictions of future conditions; 2) identification of fish and wildlife species present and grouping species into Conservation Elements (CEs) based on habitat needs; and 3) acquisition, review and creation of spatial datasets characterizing vegetation, fluvial geomorphic and human features within the bottomland. Interpretation of aerial imagery and assimilation of pre-existing spatial data were central to our efforts in characterizing resource conditions. Detailed maps of vegetation and channel habitat features in the project area were generated from true color, high resolution (0.3 m) imagery flown September 16, 2010. We also mapped channel habitat features at high flow on 1.0-m resolution, publicly available, true color imagery. We obtained additional layers such as land ownership, roads, fire history, non-native vegetation treatment areas, and recreational use features from public sources and project partners.
From The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel (Dennis Webb):
A new report published by Colorado Mesa University aims to help in planning and prioritizing river restoration projects along 146 miles of the Colorado River from the Colorado-Utah border to the upper reaches of Lake Powell.
"Conservation Planning for the Colorado River in Utah" is the third in a series of scientific and technical reports issued through CMU's Ruth Powell Hutchins Water Center.
Gigi Richard, a geology professor and faculty director for the center, said the report is available to anyone who's interested, at http://www.coloradomesa.edu/water-center/scientific-technical-reports.html…
The river restoration report was written by Patrick Shafroth of the USGS and Christine Rasmussen of EcoMainstream Contracting in Durango.
It's expected that federal and state agencies, conservation groups and others will be able to use the assessment and datasets to identify and prioritize projects to improve wildlife habitat and make the river's ecosystems more resilient. Already, such entities have been involved in an effort called the Colorado River Conservation Planning Project…
The datasets include maps of existing habitats, areas inundated during high and low flows, and locations of campgrounds, roads, invasive vegetation treatment areas and other features.
The report says that "detailed resource maps can be used in project planning to help maximize the benefits of restoration dollars and minimize overlap of restoration efforts." The report can identify where conservation efforts could address multiple habitat needs and prioritize projects with the potential to recover without intervention.
Click here to go to the City's website:
Starting in February 2017, the City of Greeley will move to a rate structure that uses water budgets for all single-family residential accounts. Right now, you're probably asking…
What Exactly Is a Water Budget?
Simple: It's the amount of water you need during any particular billing period, based on your family size, on the irrigable square footage of your yard, and on real-time weather conditions.
We think it's the most accurate and equitable way of addressing everyone's needs. Why? Because the new rate structure ensures you'll pay the lowest rate when you're efficient with your usage.


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Threat to Salekhard and Anadyr could come even sooner - by the mid-2020s - as thaw of frozen ground is forecast to have 'devastating' impact.
The 'bearing capacity' of the hitherto solid ground is weakening, and both residential and industrial structures of all kinds face 'collapse'. Picture: krestalex.ru
A major new academic study has warned of the risk to buildings in urban areas across Russia's permafrost zone caused by climate change. The Russian-US analysis says a worst-case scenario could lead to a 75-95% 'reduction in bearing capacity throughout the permafrost region by 2050'.
The authors conclude: 'This can have a devastating effect on cities built on permafrost.' Thawing of permafrost 'can potentially lead to deformation and collapse of structures'.
The study examined four Siberian towns and cities in detail, all within the 63% of Russian territory that is underpinned by permafrost.
The study examined four Siberian towns and cities: Salekhard, Norilsk, Yakutsk and Anadyr. Picture: The Siberian Times
These locations were illustrative - and the potential threat to buildings applies in cities across the region because the 'bearing capacity' of the hitherto solid ground is weakening, and both residential and industrial structures of all kinds face 'collapse'.
'On average, the fastest changes are projected for Salekhard and Anadyr. There the bearing capacity has potential to decrease to critical levels by (the) mid 2020s.
'In Yakutsk and Norilsk the critical climate-induced decrease in bearing capacity is expected around (the) 2040s.'
The collapse of the corner of the building in the center of Yakutsk in 1999, pictured by Mikhail Grigoriev. Cracks in the buildings in the center of Yakutsk spotted in 2015 - 2016 pictured by The Siberian Times and Corvair
The academics - whose work was funded by the Russian Science Foundation and the US National Science Foundation - stress that 'high uncertainty' in 'climatic projections' does not allow definitive conclusions, and they offer six different scenarios for the speed of the changes.
Yet they stressed that new construction techniques should take into account the changes in permafrost beneath cities.
'Our analysis demonstrates that climate-induced permafrost changes can potentially undermine the structural stability of foundations indicating a clear need for adopting construction norms and regulations for permafrost regions that account for projected climate changes'.
Salekhard, the capital of Yamal, can face serious problems in mid 2020s. Pictures: The Siberian Times
Numerous studies show the Russian Arctic is warming at a rate of approximately 0.12C a year - 'significantly faster than the global average', state the authors. Under more 'conservative' predictions, there would still be a decrease of less than 25% in the 'bearing capacity'.
'Such change should not significantly affect well-engineered structures,' said the study, implying less well-built constructions would be undermined.
Under bright colors Anadyr hides cracks and pingos. Pictures: yo.ru, Evgeny Basov
'Climate Change and Stability of Urban Infrastructure in Russian Permafrost Regions...' was authored by Nikolay I Shiklomanov, Dmitry A Streletskiy, Timothy B Swales (all affiliated to The George Washington University), and Vasily A Kokorev, affiliated to the State Hydrological Institute, St Petersburg. D A Streletskiy is also affiliated to the Earth Cryosphere Institute, Tyumen, part of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and N I Shiklomanov is also affiliated to the Tyumen State Oil and Gas University, Tyumen.
The study was published in the Geographical Review, journal of the American Geographical Society of New York, 4 October 2016.
'In Norilsk the critical climate-induced decrease in bearing capacity is expected around (the) 2040s.' Pictures: The Siberian Times
Intriguing finds from archeological excavations in old garrison town of Tara, a key historic staging post to the east.
Threat to Salekhard and Anadyr could come even sooner - by the mid-2020s - as thaw of frozen ground is forecast to have 'devastating' impact.
Likely from the Okunev culture, might this mysterious ancient figurine with the angry face be a children's 'rattle', to ward off evil spirits?
Her treasures include an incense burner decorated by solar symbols, 1,500 beads that once adorned her costume, and 100 pendants made from animal teeth.