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I used this backpack to carry water (6 liters - heavy), snacks, and light jackets for myself and 2 kids on medium to strenuous day hikes at Yosemite. I've been using it for lighter day hikes back near home in Wisconsin State Parks.
I've found the pack comfortable and easy to adjust through the course of a hike. The compartments allow separation of items and my kids are able to get at snacks and water bottles without me taking it off. The "curved" suspension allows air to circulate across my back so I could be the family pack horse.
I highly recommend this backpack. I would also highly recommend going to an REI store - my salesperson loaded the pack with weights, adjusted the straps, and made sure this backpack was the right fit for me (5' 10'', 175).
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Great pack period. Highly adjustable and easy to adjust on the move. Flexible uses for both day hikes, overnighters and travel. The breathable back pad was great on hot days and helped to control perspiration. Rain cover was easy to deploy and replace when done.
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I've used this pack on about a dozen day hikes with loads up to 30 lbs. No use in sustained precipitation so can't judge the integrated rainfly but I like the concept of not having to remember to pack it. I've always had top loading packs so this is easy to load for me. A nice design addition would be to add a side zip inside one of the side pockets so that one would have side access to the main compartment. The sleeping bag compartment at the bottom is roomy enough to fit a 3+ season bag. On day hikes, its a great place to stash your warm gear and/or rain gear for quick access. The top pocket is roomy for all those 10 essentials and items you want easily on hand. The internal zip pocket on the underside of the top compartment makes for a secure spot to stash keys, wallet, etc. side sleeves are deep and stretchy so items are held secure. One can load skis on this pack too. The only downside of this pack is it is so comfortable, I forget I'm wearing it. Great value and quality.
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I travel light, this pack is well made and has all of the storage needed for an overnight or year long trek anywhere you want to go. It has a built in rain fly, and external pockets for items you need to get to often. I like the frame and suspension, It is very well made and should hold up quite well, the price is right and REI is the best place to fill out you kit. If you want to travel light, this is a good choice. I would give it 5 stars except for the lack of daisy chain. I don't like stuff hanging on my pack anyway, so no big deal to me.
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This pack is darn near perfect! I can easily make it three nights with all my gear comfortably packed. The sleeping bag compartment is small and couldn't fit my Cats Meow sleeping bag (glad to get rid of that bag anyways, see my review on that). So I got a Mont-bell spiral down #3 and can now fit the sleeping bag, my Big Agnes inflatable ground pad and a sleeping bag liner, if I expect it to get really cold, or I stuff my rain pants and jacket in there instead. I now have plenty of room in the main compartment for my tarp tent, extra clothes, cook system and food, with some room to spare. All the exterior pockets helps with organization and easy access.
Some quick things I like and would like to see:
Back mesh is comfortable and keeps my back cool
Frame is sturdy and can support up to 30lbs. (try to keep it under 25lbs.)
Durable and well designed
Fits ME just right
Would like:
Adjustable lid (is possible to fit a pad or tent under the lid if main compartment isn't stuffed)
Sleeping pad straps (though I got around this by getting a smaller pad)
Adjustable shoulder straps
Move the side suspension straps under the water bottle mesh pocket (being picky with this one)
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I'm a 50yr old dad w some back issues trying to keep up with a troop of boy scouts. We do primitive camping 1-3 mi from the trail head and lately, that means 100% of our water comes with us. We then do 7-15 mi day treks over the weekend.
What I don't like is the lack of attachment points to handle my tent and pad. The pad now ends up under the vertical straps that hold the top down, but the tent is strapped to the sides, split up. 3L water goes inside and my compressed sleeping bag, plus a camp pillow go in the sleeping bag compartment.
I also dislike the lower horizontal snug straps being closed and being OVER the water bottle holders. This is one reason why I now carry 3L of water in a bladder, I can't get to the water bottles. It could use some pockets on the hip belts too.
I'm finding that the bag is also a bit small for 2 days with food and water (I don't carry a stove yet). I'm going to see if I can sell it to a young scout (who can't carry a 60L pack) and move up a size.
On the plus side, the bag is sturdy, comfortable, and once camp is set, I like the many pockets.
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In all, I've been very satisfied with this pack. It is extraordinarily comfortable, seems durable enough, and distributes weight almost entirely on my hips, with nearly no shoulder strain.
Pack design: The main compartment is roomy, though the sleeping bag compartment is too small for winter camping (then again, the pack probably is too). The side accessory pockets and hood pockets are useful, the stash pocket on the back is not. An integral rain cover is included and works well. The lack of sleeping pad straps is maddening, as is the "non-adjustable hood" (i.e. the hood is very difficult to close when the pack is overfull) The drawcord came undone from the pack closure -- hopefully I can find a suitable replacement.
Comfort is great, as previously mentioned. Everything just seems to "work" for me. The suspension is much better than the Osprey Kestrel or Variant series and incorporates steel "wires." Ventilation is great, padding is good enough, and construction seems fairly robust. I'm 6'0 185, and the torso length (one-size-*doesn't*-fit-all) is borderline.
Definitely a solid choice for overnights and weekend trips, even long days hikes requiring a lot of gear. Would recommend.
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Just got back into hiking and bought this pack. After reading some of the reviews I decided to give it a try. I couldn't be happier! I'm 5'9" and 200 Lbs. and had no problems with the fit. The suspension really keeps the pack off your back, and the flex in the hip belt was unnoticeable yet my hips were never sore during or after the hikes. The most I had in the pack so far was a small 40+ bag, tarp, food and a full bladder for an overnight. I like how the pack can be pulled in for day hikes also. The external pockets and loops for my trekking poles are great.I'm sure if I upgrade the rest of my gear to smaller light weight stuff I'll have no problem doing some extended trips with this pack.
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I have wanted a Deuter Futura 42 since I first discovered them in 2005 while working on Catalina. The packs we used have lasted incredibly well, surviving summer after summer of being dropped, dunked in salt water, dragged along rocks, sat on and generally getting the snot beat out of them. I was really excited then when this year I finally got the chance to buy one.
First the good: This pack has lots of pockets that let someone really organize their gear, and if the side pockets aren't in use they lie flat against the bag which is really nice for getting through tight spaces. The overall design of the pack hasn't changed all that much over the years, mainly because it's so good there isn't any real need to make major changes. It's got plenty of room, and cinches down enough that you can even wear it to go trail running if you wanted to.
Now, the bad: As great as these packs are, these newer versions have one major flaw, which is that there is very little padding on the hip belt. I carried fifteen pounds around in it and after a couple hikes my hip bones were sore. I tried a range of different adjustments but nothing seemed to work and I ended up returning it for a Gregory z40. Granted, I am on the skinnier side, but just keep in mind that there is not a lot of padding.
Conclusion: If you don't mind not having much padding on the hipbelt, then this pack is great because it gets just about everything else right. Otherwise you may want to try something else.
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I got the Futura Pro 42 at the beginning of this summer and as soon as I put it on I knew I was going to love it. Using it all summer I was never disappointed! I mostly used it for longer day hikes and over-stuffed it on a few occasions just to see how much I could get in to it and it always felt like there was nothing on my back. Super comfortable and it holds more than you would think at first glance. I would highly recommend this pack to everyone looking for a lightweight day/weekend pack.
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By Caitlin Dineen Staff writer
When Cumberland County Chief District Court Judge Beth Keever retires next year, she'll be remembered for her fairness and how she improved the court system.
Keever, 62, announced Thursday she will not seek re-election next year When she leaves the bench on Dec. 31, 2014, she'll close out a 33-year judicial career in Cumberland County.
"It's time to move on to the next phase," Keever said.
With 15 months left before her retirement, Keever said it's business as usual in the Cumberland County Courthouse.
"I am going to be on the bench. I'm going to be deciding cases," she said. "I'm looking forward to retirement, but I'm not leaving."
Ellen Hancox, Cumberland County Trial Court administrator, said Keever is having a letter sent to members of the North Carolina Bar Association to formally announce her retirement.
If Keever sought to retain her seat, she would need to file election paperwork by February.
Cumberland County District Attorney Billy West said Keever will leave a career built on bettering the court system.
"She's very much an innovator in the court system," West said. "We have many things in Cumberland County that she brought to Cumberland County."
West credited Keever for creating the county's drug and alcohol courts.
Former Cumberland County District Attorney Ed Grannis said the last decade of changes at the county's District Court are directly attributable to her.
"From day one, she had a remarkable history of adapting to the system and understanding it," Grannis said.
Keever's fairness to prosecutors and defense attorneys is something West will remember, he said.
Her effect didn't stop at the county's borders, either, West said.
"She's just well-respected across the state," West said.
Keever began her legal career in Cumberland County as an assistant district attorney working with Grannis in the mid-1970s.
She was appointed to the bench in 1982 by then-Gov. Jim Hunt and has served ever since. She was named the chief district court judge in 1994.
Keever was born in Elkin and earned her law degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1975. A year later, she moved to Fayetteville and began working in Grannis' office.
Originally, Keever wanted to be an agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. But her dream remained a dream because she was 4 inches short of the 5-foot-7-inch height requirement.
Two years after she graduated from law school, when the height requirement was lifted, the FBI called her about her application, but she was happy with working in Cumberland County.
Since first taking the bench, Keever has filed for re-election every four years. It wasn't until this term that she felt prepared to step down.
"This year, because I have been on the bench so long (and) I'll be 64 when I retire, it seems like the appropriate time," she said.
She chose to announce her retirement early to allow potential candidates time to prepare for next year's election, she said.
When she leaves, her job will be filled, but those who have worked with Keever said there's no way to replace her.
District Court Judge David Hasty, who was elected in 2006, said he's sure many lawyers will file to run for the job, but replacing Keever wil be a difficult task.
"Honestly,'' Hasty said, "I don't think that's possible.''
West agreed, saying he could relate after taking the district attorney job when three-decade veteran Grannis left.
"I can certainly sympathize coming into those shoes," he said. "I had those as well."
Hasty said courthouse employees will continue Keever's work and that's something she hopes will happen.
"I think we have made the court system responsible to the community at large and individuals that come in," she said. "I don't think any of those things will change just because I am not there."
Keever said that when she steps down, she'll still be a familiar face in the courthouse.
She will help with mediation and emergency judging as needed.
When she's not in the courthouse, she will be active in the community.
A longtime advocate for children and families, Keever will continue working with the Child Advocacy Center of Cumberland County.
"I'm not going anywhere," she said. "I'm still right here in the community."
Keever said she feels comfortable with her three decades of experience at the courthouse.
That comfort comes with both good and bad experiences, she said. And both are something she doesn't forget.
"I've had children who have come back and see me as adults and they thank me for some of the decisions I have made," she said. "And that always touches your heart."
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Fifth-wheel trailer fans enjoy a variety of options when it's time to outfit a pickup with a hitch. A glance through the Camping World catalog reveals several alternatives, and the Reese Elite hitch series is one that's worth a closer look for several reasons. Among other details, it's the hitch that Ford chose to offer as a factory option on its Super Duty F-250, -350 and -450 pickups, and that's no small accomplishment.
It's a lengthy process of design, testing, and more testing that results in a product being endorsed as a factory option for any truck manufacturer. In Ford's case, after the validation process is finished, part of the company's good name and reputation are riding on how well the hitch performs and holds up in the real world. Ford used its own proprietary standards as well as those established by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) and was involved with the design process from day one. Ford engineers worked with their Reese counterparts on material selection and component design to ensure the hitches would deliver to both companies' demanding standards.
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Mounting hardware is also available for many GM and Dodge trucks so non-Ford drivers can also use the Elite series. See the CW catalog for complete application information.
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The "Teenista" (combining Teen and Fashionista) is a full day event just before Christmas where we invite local foster girls to come and get pampered for a day. The girls can opt to get their hair, makeup and nails done. They get to pick out new clothes and jewelry and makeup and then we take professional photos of them for a keepsake. It's such a fun event and so rewarding to see the girls' faces light up as the day goes on.
My friend Susan and her husband really blessed us with this great big box of jewelry for the girls. It's not that a watch or necklace is going to change a teenager's life, but hopefully knowing they're thought of and loved and events were planned in their honor -- could be life changing.
When you give a gift, it's not really the gift that has value. It's the thought that goes into it. It's the love that goes into it. It's the desire to make someone's day a little brighter. It doesn't have to be a wrapped gift, either. You can give groceries to someone in a brown bag and help stock their cupboard. You can read to someone or volunteer to babysit for a single mom. When you give your time to someone, you're giving your heart. Just a thought.


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What's astonishing about bike racing is that you're never going to get even remotely close to the bottom of it.
When Stalin hermetically sealed off half of Europe in 1949, he simply turned the lights out. The Eastern lander of Germany, for decades her most fertile breeding grounds for cyclists, vanished. In Poland cycling had been the most popular of all sports between the wars, her riders huge stars. Now, though, they were lost to us. Cycling was tremendously popular behind the iron curtain, but it existed in a vacuum. A sporting black hole.
The point about the Peace Race, of course, is that it was forged as an instrument of détente. Two of Stalin's surfs, Poland and Czechoslovakia, built it to engender peace as they bickered over what to do with their respective Germanic populations. And it worked.
So too in East Germany, when they had the courage and humility to allow them to compete, in 1952. It was the first sporting event to recognize GDR as a sovereign state, to offer legitimacy to the 19 million people hitherto derided as the pariahs of Europe. The Peace Race delivered not only international sport but – finally – a place to belong. For the sporting public of Eastern Germany nothing mattered more.
Schur and Vesely, Kapitonow and Królak. Then Moravec, Sukhoruchenkov, Szurkowski. For fourty years these, and thousands like them, built the one-eyed legend of the biggest bicycle race on the planet, the biggest free spectacle in all of Europe. When a decent, unassuming Scot named Ian Steel won it in 1952, 250,000 packed into Prague's national stadium to bear witness. He'd won the biggest race in the world, thrilled millions. And yet the British press… and yet nothing.
Ostensibly an amateur event, the Peace Race fired the public imagination like nothing else. In Leipzig, Katowice and Brno, and in the thousands of towns and villages it passed through, the race delivered joy and genuine community. Like so much cold war sport it was shabbily treated, a political football. Impossibly compromised (and on occasion almost unfathomable), it was the ultimate communist paradox.
This was a bike race for anybody, regardless of creed, of athletic prowess, of wealth or political orientation. It crossed the literal and metaphorical borders which the people transfixed by it could never hope to. They were living, millions of them, in a prison, but for two weeks of the year it mattered not. The Peace Race remained something genuine, and genuinely good. Travel amongst them and you'll see that it was nirvana. It made them dream, and it still does. In their hearts and in their minds it's still beautiful. It's the race of peace.
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Excellent piece, I'm looking forward to it. And I'll have to go back and re-read not just the article about Ian Steele but the one about the East German rider (shamefully, I can not immeadiately recall his name) who was treated so badly - as so many were - by the Stasi.
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The movie is set to be released in 2015, and they already have a writer hired (Michael Arndt from Toy Story 3). J.J. Abrams did a great job rebooting the Star Trek franchise back in 2009 with Star Trek, and the next installment, Star Trek Into Darkness, is being released this summer. He also directed and produced my favorite Mission: Impossible installment, Mission: Impossible III.
The Walt Disney Company purchased LucasFilm, which included the entire Star Wars franchise, back in October, and the studio seems to think that the franchise not only has more movies in the core storyline, but also in spin-offs as well. Under the right leadership, I think they're right.
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This is based off of the Zero Escape series, more specifically Virtue's Last Reward. You are one of 9 people who are trapped in a warehouse, with seemingly no way out. The last thing you remember is seeing a masked figure, and white smoke. You will awake in what appears to be an elevator, and must find a way out. Will you survive the Nonary game and escape? Or will you succumb to it? Will you ally with your fellows, or betray them? Only time will tell.
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Admit it, you've told a white lie or three (or maybe even over a dozen!) sometime in your life. And if put in the same situation, you probably would do it again.
But is it really okay to tell a white lie? How often has it been drummed into our heads that lying is wrong? But when there's no other choice but to lie through your teeth, it doesn't seem like such a bad option.
So why tell white lies?
1. To keep someone from getting hurt
Clarissa tells white lies to protect her friends' feelings. "I hold back and instead of saying what I really mean, I say it in a nicer way," she explains. "Like when I'm dying to tell my friend how dumb she is for going back to her cheating ex, I say that it's good they're back together but if it doesn't work out this time, maybe it's a sign it's not meant to be."
Jessica agrees. "I'd tell a white lie to avoid complicating things or to save someone from heartache."
Although Luigi would rather not lie, he says, "It's the lesser of two evils."
Sometimes, you feel forced to tell a white lie. Pam explains, "When your friend asks you if you think she gained weight, I think it's safe to just say no, even if it's a lie!"
2. To get out of something
Anne doesn't think it's right to tell white lies, but she says she is very guilty of telling them. "Like when I don't want to go to work and I feign illness," she chuckles. "Or when people invite me to go out and I don't really feel like seeing them at that time."
3. To make the grade
In school, Clarissa admits to telling white lies to impress her teachers. "For essays or during recitation, you write down or say exactly what your professor wants to hear to get a higher grade - even if it isn't exactly what you believe."
4. To keep out of trouble
Trisha tells her parents white lies to keep them from grounding her—especially when she knows that she can manage the situation anyway. "For example, I tell my mom that I'm going to be at this one party but then I'm really going to two other parties. I know she won't let me go otherwise," she shares. "Or I tell my mom I passed my test but I almost failed by .5! I tell white lies so my parents don't get as mad as they would if they knew the whole truth."
The problem with white lies
Despite these situations, everyone admits that it's not exactly the ideal situation. "I try to avoid telling them because a lie is a lie no matter how white," Jessica says.
Pam adds, "I usually tell white lies to keep from hurting people, but if you want to get your point across and be brutally honest, it's better to tell the truth."
If you get caught telling a white lie, the repercussions may be as drastic as if you were telling an actual lie. "I know a girl who never wants to hurt anyone's feelings, so she's always gushing about how nice something is even if you know it sucks," Lucy says. "So we never really trust what she says anymore."
When you find yourself in a situation where you feel the need to tell a white lie, weigh the consequences first. If it's really harmless, then go for it, but if it may not be a good idea in the long run, it might be better to choose the truth.
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Do you remember Shel Silverstein's poetry for children? I remember reading his poems as a child and loved his animated and goofy style of writing… I still do! I wanted to share a poem of Shel Silverstein's that was presented at a conference earlier this year (Yes! Shel Silverstein was used at a therapy conference!!). The poem is titled "Help!", and it really got me thinking!
I walked through the wildwood, and what did I see
But a unicorn with his horn stuck in a tree,
Cryin', "Someone please help me before it's too late."
I hollered, "I'll free you." He hollered back, "Wait–
How much will it hurt? How long will it take?
Are you sure that my horn will not scratch, bend, or break?
How hard will you pull? How much must I pay?
Must you do it right now or is Wednesday okay?
Have you done this before? Do you have the right tools?
Have you graduated from horn-savin' school?
Will I owe you a favor? And what will it be?
Do you promise that you will not damage the tree?
Should I close my eyes? Should I sit down or stand?
Do you have insurance? Have you washed your hands?
And after you free me–tell me what then?
Can you guarantee I won't get stuck again?
Tell me when. Tell me how.
Tell me why. Tell me where…."
I guess that he's still sittin' there.
This poem has such significance in our day to day lives and the process of therapy. Most of us, at one point or another, have been in a lot of discomfort or have been struggling with wanting something different in our lives. The problem is, as human beings, we often want things to get better, but don't want to go through the pain (or uncomfortable feelings) to make changes or allow someone to help us through the process. It's difficult sometimes to trust ourselves to make changes and venture in to the unknown (even though the "known" is uncomfortable!), and it's difficult to trust other's to help us with those changes. I can't count how many times I've wished there was a magic fix for something I was going through that was scary and difficult. Ironically, those are the times I look back on and learned the most from NOT having a magic fix for– going through the experience taught me a lesson about life and was part of my growth as a person. Change can be so difficult! Most of the time, though, there is no other way around it. As we say in counseling… there's no way around it, only going through it! Is your horn stuck in a tree? If so, are you still sitting there, or are you embracing your fear and getting un-stuck?
Joleen Watson, MS, NCC, is a therapist at Imagine Hope Counseling Group. She enjoys doing marriage counseling, relationship counseling, couples counseling, and individual counseling. Imagine Hope also specializes in family, child and adolescent counseling and serves Indianapolis area including the surrounding areas of Carmel, Noblesville, Zionsville, Westfield, and Fishers.


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THE AIDS DRUG PRICE WAR From Thailand to South Africa, MSF field projects still struggle to overcome cost barriers associated with antiretroviral medicines and treatments for common HIV-related opportunistic infections. In early February 2001, the landscape of AIDS drug pricing changed dramatically when an Indian generic manufacturer, Cipla, offered a triple-combination of antiretrovirals for a "humanitarian price" of $350 to MSF, and a government price of $600. This offer sparked a price war among generic and research-based AIDS drug manufacturers, and significantly re-oriented the thinking of political leaders on the feasibility of treating AIDS in poor countries. Cipla's offer, made without restrictions in time, geography or quantity, starkly contrasted with the earlier negotiation practices of the five major pharmaceutical companies involved in the UNAIDS Accelerating Access Initiative. Since the Cipla offer, major companies, both brand name and generic, have begun to cut their prices further through more transparent, less-restricted offers. The "price war" also catalyzed movement at major multi-lateral agencies. Most recently, Kofi Annan, U.N. Secretary General, supported the use of generic antiretrovirals and called for the creation of an international "war chest" to fight AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis (TB) during the African Summit on HIV/AIDS, TB and other Related Infectious Diseases. Finally, there have been growing calls for increased international funding for AIDS treatment, which MSF and other advocates hope will culminate at the U.N. General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS that will convene in New York in June 2001 and the meeting of the Group of Eight (G8) nations in Genoa, Italy, in July 2001 -and translate into immediate increased access to treatment for people with AIDS in developing countries. DRUG COMPANIES IN SOUTH AFRICA CAPITULATE UNDER PUBLIC PRESSURE In response to global denunciation of their lawsuit, on April 19, 39 drug companies unconditionally dropped the case they had pursued for three years against the South African government. MSF's international "Drop the Case" petition collected signatures of support from nearly 300,000 individuals and 140 organizations from over 130 countries. The end of the lawsuit means the 1997 Medicines Act can go into force, allowing parallel importation of patented drugs and generic substitution of off-patent medicines. The case not only sets a powerful precedent for other developing countries that want to implement similar legislation, but also symbolizes an important victory of the rights of patients over the commercial interests of drug companies. "This is a real triumph of David over Goliath, not only for us here in South Africa, but for people in many other developing countries who are struggling for access to health care," said Zackie Achmat of the South African AIDS activist group Treatment Action Campaign. Although further work is needed to improve access to antiretroviral treatment for AIDS in South Africa, an important barrier has now been knocked down. MSF thanks all of the thousands of US supporters who signed the MSF petition. |
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Puyallup and Sumner leaders are voicing concerns about traffic congestion and other problems that proposed increases in coal trains through East Pierce County could cause.
The cities are adding to regional worries that at least 18 trains per day will be added to Burlington Northern Santa Fe tracks for exporting coal from Montana and Wyoming to Asia through a proposed terminal in Whatcom County.
Puyallup City Council member John Palmer said he wants the council to agree tonight to prepare a letter or resolution to the state and to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. It would urge them to examine how the proposed Cherry Point terminal near Ferndale would affect Puyallup and other local communities.
Palmer worries about vehicle congestion at the half-dozen rail crossings in Puyallup and the coal dust and diesel emissions the trains could leave behind.
"My concern is to make sure all these impacts to the City of Puyallup and every other city in the Puget Sound are considered as part of the environmental review," Palmer said.
He and council member Kent Boyle, who couldn't be reached for comment, have asked the City Council to discuss the issue at its meeting today at 6:30 p.m. in City Hall.
Palmer works as a policy adviser on water quality and salmon protection with the Environmental Protection Agency in Seattle. He said his work does not involve the coal train issue. But the EPA would play a role in the upcoming environmental review of the project.
In Sumner, Mayor Dave Enslow recently asked the state Department of Ecology to address his concerns about traffic and safety in its environmental study.
A total of 18 mile-long trains would run through Sumner each day, in addition to the 50 passenger and freight trains that already pass through daily. Each train would cause about a six-minute crossing delay, stopping traffic for a total of 108 more minutes a day, Enslow said. Fire trucks and police cars would be stuck with other vehicles.
"We think there's the potential for a long train to disrupt the town," Enslow said. "We just want to add our voice to all the people who are concerned about this."
Business and labor groups have supported the region-wide coal export project, saying it will bring more jobs.
The $600 million Gateway Pacific Project at Cherry Point would be the largest of five proposed terminals in Washington and Oregon. The other site in Washington is in Longview, which wouldn't add to traffic congestion for the Puget Sound region.
A public comment period on the Cherry Point project ends Jan. 21, after which an environmental impact statement will be drafted. The terminal could handle up to 54 million bulk tons a year.
Last month, hundreds of opponents and supporters of the project turned out in Seattle at the final public meeting on the project before the environmental review.
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn and King County Executive Dow Constantine were among those worried about the effects of many more trains per day. McGinn said Seattle will study the traffic and safety impacts on the city.


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On May 13th, 2009, security of the historic and well-preserved Ziggurat of Ur was officially returned to Iraqi authorities from Coalition forces.
"What you see here today has been set up by the Iraqi people," said Dr. Anna Prouse, the Dhi Qar Provincial Reconstruction Team leader. "We will still be here to help out and I hope the Ziggurat will be open to the children and the general public."
Prouse's PRT and the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, assisted the Iraqi security forces and Mr. Hamdani, the Head of Antiquities in Nasiryah, to plan the event, which included various government officials and military leaders throughout central and southern Iraq.
"Every citizen needs to have access to this Ziggurat because education is not just in the class rooms," Prouse added. "Education can also happen here."
The transfer marks one of the final acts of partnership between the Iraqi security forces and the 4th Brigade Combat Team as the unit is set to return to Fort Hood, Texas in early June.
For the full story, please visit: Iraqi forces now securing historical Ziggurat at Ur