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Black & Veatch and Burns & McDonnell, both global engineering and consulting companies with headquarters in Kansas City, Mo., announced that the companies will jointly pursue upcoming program management opportunities within Kansas City's Water Services Department.
The City of Kansas City, Mo., recently issued a Request for Qualifications to provide Extension of Staff Services for Water/Sewer Capital/Maintenance Projects. The city seeks to hire a company to provide experienced program management services to assist the Water Services Department in managing a complex set of capital projects associated with two $250 million bond initiatives previously approved by voters. Included in the scope is a broad range of capital and maintenance-related projects to improve service delivery, minimize flooding and open areas of the city to future development.
"This program will require the ability to develop cost effective and innovative solutions to address the complex challenges the city faces, and we believe that our design expertise positions us to effectively manage the program," said Dan McCarthy, President & CEO of Black & Veatch's global water business.
The partnering of Black & Veatch and Burns & McDonnell forms a hometown team with more than 200 combined years of service in Kansas City. The portfolios for the companies include program management services for the Kansas City International Airport's Terminal Improvement Project, new downtown Sprint Arena, Capital Improvements Management Office, Truman Sports Complex Renovation Project, downtown entertainment district, Lake Lenexa storm water management and recreation project, as well as projects for the Kansas City Board of Public Utilities, Johnson County Wastewater and WaterOne.
"The improvements made to this city's infrastructure in recent years - the airport, downtown, neighborhoods - make us grateful for the opportunity to lend our international expertise right here at home," said Greg Graves, CEO of Burns & McDonnell. "We are excited about the opportunity this unprecedented partnership of homegrown, world-class companies presents in continuing our role in making Kansas City an even better place. It doesn't get much better than this."
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Campaigning against the influence of creationism in the UK Science Classroom
Moderator: Moderators
Schedule - Oct. 26, 2017 to Oct. 28, 2017
Note: Any overlapping times indicate multiple, simultaneous sessions
Thu, Oct 26
11 a.m. Registration
1 p.m. Welcome
1:15 p.m. Simon Turpin Genesis: The Foundation of the Gospel
2:15 p.m. Break
2:30 p.m. Paul Garner Geological Evidence for a Young Earth
3:30 p.m. Break
4 p.m. John Mackay Critiquing the Critics: Cox and Co.
5 p.m. Dinner
7 p.m. Ken Ham Six Days and the Need for a New Reformation
8 p.m. Break
8:30 p.m. Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr Expository Apologetics: Answering Objections to the Power of the Word
Fri, Oct 27
9 a.m. Dr. Stephen Lloyd Adam, Identity and the Gospel
10 a.m. Break
10:30 a.m. Dr. Danny R. Faulkner Big Problems with the Big Bang
11:30 a.m. Tea & Coffee Break
noon Prof. Andy McIntosh The Wonder of Hearing
1 p.m. Lunch
3 p.m. Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr Genesis 2: Foundations for a Christian Worldview
4 p.m. Break
4:30 p.m. Steve Ham Could the Reformers Understand Genesis? - The Risk of Losing Scripture in the Ancient Near East
5:30 p.m. Dinner
7 p.m. Ken Ham Noah and the Last Days: Why Build an Evangelistic Life-Size Ark?
8 p.m. Break
8:30 p.m. John Mackay Let's Really Dig Dinosaurs!
Sat, Oct 28
9 a.m. Dr. Danny R. Faulkner What About UFOs and ETs?
10 a.m. Break
10:30 a.m. John Mackay Not Time But Process… and Processor
11:30 a.m. Tea & Coffee Break
noon Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr The Global War on Manhood and Marriage
1 p.m. Lunch
3 p.m. Q&A
4 p.m. Break
4:30 p.m. Ken Ham The Key to Evangelizing a Secularized Culture
5:30 p.m. Break
6 p.m. Prof. Stuart Burgess Answering Objections to the Design Argument
AiG are running a creation "mega conference" in West Bromwich in October 2017.
Mountkeen wrote:And Ken Sham is speaking on three days. Kenny must be desperate to drum up trade for his failing mythological theme park (aka Ark Encounter).
This is the car park on on a weekend afternoon in mid-summer. Circa 75 cars in the car park.
At this rate investors will have to wait for the Second Coming to get their money back.
Mountkeen wrote:Ark Encounter needs somewhere around 5,400 visitors per day, every day it's open if it is to get the more than two million visitor goal Ken Sham promised the locals. The Kentucky taxpayers are going to be on the hook for more than $100 million if this place doesn't bring in the massive revenue he claimed it would.
Mountkeen wrote:.............and Kenny boy is now lowering estimates...........
Mountkeen wrote:The story that keeps on giving.....
Kenny Boy is now blaming the local town for his failing mythological theme park
He's accusing the local town of not having enough hotels. This after taking their municipal bond, obtaining a cut price rate on property taxes, refusing to employ locals unless they sign up to a "statement of faith" and then skimming money from their wages to pay off AiG's loans.
I could say, "told you so"........................
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Saracens all but ended Bath's ambitions of a top-two finish in the Aviva Premiership with a ruthless examination of the third-placed side's credentials.
Sarries were the last side to win a league match at the Recreation Ground - a similarly conclusive 22-0 victory in December 2012 - and the visitors seldom looked under pressure here in winning 23-10.
Flanker Jacques Burger was at his destructive best in the loose, until he was sin-binned for one illegal tackle too many, while Alex Goode stepped up at short notice to control the game at fly-half.
Goode landed two penalties, two conversions and a drop-goal in a near faultless performance after Charlie Hodgson pulled out during the warm-up, feeling unwell.
Bath had won 12 home matches and were unbeaten home or away in all competitions since the New Year - bu t starved of any useful possession for long periods, there was precious little time or space for their backs to shine.
After a frenetic opening, with both sides spreading the ball wide, Saracens conceded two penalties in quick succession but escaped punishment.
George Ford kicked a 19th minute goal from short range but t he lead was short-lived as Bath conceded a line-out from the restart and when Paul James was penalised at the maul, Goode landed an equalising penalty.
Back came Bath and Peter Stringer thought he had scored from a quickly taken line-out by Matt Banahan but the TMO ruled the throw had been forward.
Saracens grabbed the first try on 31 minutes as Goode created an opening for Tomkins and Duncan Taylor to set Chris Wyles free on the left for a try which Goode converted.
Bath's poise again deserted them when they lost possession in the Saracens 22. Taylor hacked on, Ollie Devoto fumbled and Brad Barritt kicked across field for David Strettle to mark his 100th appearance with a simple try. Goode's conversion sent his side in at the break with a 17-3 lead.
Bath brought on a specialist openside in Guy Mercer for Alafoti Fa'osiliva in an effort to even up the breakdown contest but then lost Stringer to an illegal tackle on Burger.
Banahan was forced into touch at the corner but Bath lacked a cutting edge against the uncompromising Saracens defence and Goode stretched the lead to 20-3 with a drop-goal on 56 minutes.
After Burger was shown the yellow card in the 66th minute for a high tackle on Anthony Watson, Bath battled their way over the line but without convincing the officials Leroy Houston had managed to touch down.
Eventually however their scrum earned a 72nd minute penalty try and Ford chipped over the conversion.
Instead of then going back upfield in search of at least a losing bonus point, Bath conceded another penalty to Goode.
With two minutes remaining Wyles became the second Saracens player to see a yellow card for an illegal tackle when he barged replacement wing Semesa Rokoduguni into touch - but by then the match had been decided.


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- To provide the most effective instruction possible in the
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- To provide university parallel transfer courses for both the major and non-major, designed to enable students to enter the four-year colleges and universities as upper division students.
- To provide general education survey courses to meet the general education graduation requirement for the AA/AS degree. (Our courses are included in the areas of Analytical Thinking, Social Sciences, Humanities, United States History and Government, and Ethnic/Gender/Gay-Lesbian Studies).
- To provide general education courses designed to meet the breadth requirements for graduating from the University of California system and/or the California State University system.
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What is Management Information Systems?
Management Information Systems (or MIS as we call it), as a profession, specializes in enabling business processes through information technology. Our students are businesspeople who work with various technologies and systems to best run their businesses.
What is MIS@Krannert?
Undergraduate students in the Management, Industrial Management, and Accounting majors can choose MIS as one of their minors. The course requirements vary slightly by major, but generally students are required to take one or more programming courses, a database management course, a systems analysis and design course, a telecommunications and networking course, and depending on your major, a course in eCommerce strategy. Students are also welcome to take courses that meet their professional and personal needs without fulfilling the requirements of the minor. Because MIS enables business processes, students with interests in Accounting, Marketing, Finance, and the other areas of business will find MIS a valuable complimentary minor. For more info about undergraduate MIS courses, visit the MIS undergraduate course list.
I heard that there aren't any jobs in MIS so I shouldn't bother.
Actually, there are a lot of job opportunities for students with an MIS minor. Our recruiting companies are telling us that they need more students than we are currently providing! If you like technology and/or are very organized and logical, this might be a neat career opportunity for you.
Are you sure? I was told that all of the MIS jobs have been outsourced.
While there are information technology-related jobs that companies find more efficient and cheaper to staff in other locations, such as India, these jobs tend to be programming-type jobs. Our students have programming knowledge, but tend to go into systems analyst, business process analyst, and business-IT consulting positions. These jobs are much more difficult to outsource and there is currently a strong demand for good students to fill these positions.
Are there opportunities for advancement in these positions?
Very much so. As our students have strong business knowledge and information technology understanding, they have many options in terms of going into one of the functional areas of business or progressing up the information systems and technology career ladder.
I don't want to be a cubicle captive when I go into the workforce.
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What is MISA?
The Management Information Systems Association (MISA) is the undergraduate club for students interested in MIS. They do lots of cool things, like redesign Web sites for good causes and network with recruiters and the MIS faculty. They also eat lots of pizza. For more info, visit the MISA website.
Whom do I contact for more information?
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Querétaro is a city in central Mexico, it is capital of the state of Querétaro. The city's full name is "Santiago de Queretaro", and although it's spelled out fully on the doors of every taxi in the city, nobody uses the full name in polite conversation.
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Queretaro is served by Querétaro International Airport (QRO) which is a brand new international airport. There are direct daily flights to Monterrey, Cancun, and Tijuana in addition to Houston, Chicago-Midway, and Dallas-Fort Worth in the US. Domestic flights are expensive, so a bus may be more convenient (especially from Mexico City). A better option is to fly into Mexico City and then take a bus from there to Querétaro.
More info: http://www.aiq.com.mx/AEROLINEAS/indexa.html
By bus[edit]
There are many buses that go to Querétaro from major cities, such as Mexico City or Guadalajara. Buses are normally inexpensive and some bus lines offer student discounts in either official Mexican holidays or the summer, winter and April vacation period. Seniors over 65 get half price. First class buses often offer movies and can be very comfortable. In addition Queretaro also has frequent buses that run into the US (mainly Texas) usually operated by companies such as Autobuses Americanos or Turimex Internacional. The approximate travel time to the US will be around 22 hours.
The bus station is on the outskirts of the city, and features separate terminals for first-class bus lines and the local and regional second-class lines.
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There is toll road from Mexico City to Querétaro. It costs about 163 pesos for an automobile. The drive is about 2 hours, but add another hour for leaving/entering Mexico City.
You can also arrive easily from Leon (2hr) and the rest of Guanajuato state, San Luis Potosi (2hr) and Morelia (2hr).
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Taxis will take you anywhere in town for a fare from $50 pesos up to $150 (to the airport $250) . Taxis do not have meters. Fares are established by the government and are determined by zone of pick up and zone of drop off.
People can also use apps such as Uber for transportation within the city, though new regulations forbid Uber drivers to pick up at the airport.
There are many privately operated buses on the main roads. You can buy a route book on any newspaper stand. The buses do not come into the historical center, but rather travel its boundaries on Zaragoza, Ezequiel Montes, Tecnologico, and Universidad.
The historical center of town is very compact. It's easy to walk around once you get there. There are also tour trolleys available. They start at the Plaza Corregidora.
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The Centro Histórico (Downtown area) is considered a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO, and it includes the Cerro del Sangremal (Hill of Sangremal), crowned by the Convent of the Holy Cross and the flat area on the east that extends into the Cerro de las Campanas (Hill of Bells).
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Querétaro has many nightlife districts where you can enjoy all kind of music and people, everything for everybody.
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The budget sleeps are in Calle Juarez between Reforma and Zaragoza. They range between 110 and 300 Pesos. Some of them are incredibly basic.
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Querétaro has one of the fastest growing foreign populations in Mexico, and the need to learn Spanish is growing.
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We need a Website Template for a portal that provides information about private schools in Vienna, Austria. It is planned to gather all addresses of schools in Vienna and make it easily searchable for parents.
Design Requirements
- The Design should be anywhere in between serious and friendly, but not too much business look
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Yip Foundation Gala has international crowd
A good number of those who filled the Cable Center for the Nathan Yip Foundation's eighth Chinese New Year Gala came from places other than Colorado: Hong Kong, Shanghai, Toronto, New York, California, Texas, New Mexico and Las Vegas.
So did a majority of the entertainers. Li Peng, who wowed the crowd with the ancient Sichuan art of bian lian (face-changing), and 14-year-old piano prodigy Jiaqi Long are both from China. Dancers Audrey Ng, Madeline Ng, Nadine Coulie and Sevilla Duran are with the National Institute of Flamenco in Albuquerque, N.M. The Ng sisters are the daughters of Albuquerque oral surgeon Wai-Pong Ng and his wife, Peichi Ng, who also attended the gala.
In the end, though, it didn't matter where anyone was from; what was important was that they helped raise $225,000 for the Nathan Yip Foundation's educational and humanitarian efforts in the poorest, most rural areas of China, Mexico and Africa. The foundation also supports various Colorado charities and this year the $4,000 that was raised through the sale of red envelopes that contained either foil-wrapped chocolates or the grand prize, a piece of jewelry, went to Summer Scholars, a program in the Denver Public Schools that helps children from low-income families who are struggling academically.
So, here's the 4-1-1 on some of those who were enjoying a night that included a traditional Chinese New Year banquet, catered by Pho Fusion, live and silent auctions and the aforementioned entertainers.
Kristine Poston and her husband, Scott. Kristine is an attorney with Rothgerber, Johnson and Lyons, one of the gala's corporate sponsors. She was recently elected a fellow of the Colorado Bar Foundation, an honor given to lawyers whose professional, public and private life demonstrates outstanding dedication to the welfare of the community, the traditions of the profession, and the maintenance and advancement of the objectives of the Colorado Bar Association. Poston's husband is the Denver Athletic Club's fitness director.
Karen Frisone, owner of K.O. Realty bought both the Hawaii and New York City trips sold by auctioneer Gary Corbett. Frisone has been honored at the Denver Board of Realtors Roundtable of Excellence for being the No. 2 top producer in 2010 and No. 1 for individual transactions.
7News anchor Anne Trujillo has emceed each of the Nathan Yip Foundation galas; her husband, Mike Kalush, produced a video of the Yips' recent visit to some of the schools they have built in China and her son, Michael, photographed the children whose pictures appeared in the table centerpieces.
Denver District Court Judge Kerry Hada helped former Colorado first lady Jeannie Ritter symbolically "awaken the spirit of the dragon" at the dinner's start; Dr. Gerald Glenn and his wife, Falona, were there with their daughters, Lindsey and Lauryn, while David Thomson, who chaired the dinner with Denise Gliwa, brought his sons, Connor and Zachary.
Stephanie and Kevin Tung, who used to own the Golden Plate restaurant in Denver, now live in Shanghai and flew in with several friends, including Xuan Hua Ma and Zhen Kuan Zhou, who purchased the live auction jade necklace, donated enough money to sponsor 10 students at one of the Nathan Yip Schools of Hope, and offered $10,000 in the evening's special appeal. A second $10,000 donation came from Kathleen and John Ness.
Bridget Christy, owner of Spin Creative, whose clients include Vail Resorts, was high bidder on an autographed "Harry Potter" broom; Paul Ramsey, there with goddaughter Annie Tang, donated a rug from his Shaver Ramsey Gallery for the silent auction.
The CEO of Keller Williams Realty, Al Alba, was there with his wife, Diana. David and Annie Langman, friends of the Yips, were in from Beverly Hills.
Dr. Larry Chan and his wife, Cynthia, (he is a transplant surgeon and professor of medicine at University of Colorado Hospital) brought colleague Richard Johnson, professor of medicine and chief of nephrology at the University of Colorado, and Johnson's wife, Olga.
Mike and Nancy Branigan, there with his sister and brother-in-law, Gayle and Gary Ray, were celebrating his move to Golden Bell Press, where he is executive publisher and involved in the launch of Colorado Construction and Design, a magazine for the construction and design industry.
Jeannie Ritter had been invited to the gala by her former college roommate, Muffie Gorman, and her husband, Mike Goman. The Gormans' son, Johnny, recently became engaged to Cara Miale, daughter of Gerri and Fred Miale. Gerri is on the Nathan Yip Foundation board of directors and Fred is managing partner at Peliton.
Harber and Judy Chang, parents of 7News anchor Christine Chang, were checking out the current issue of Colorado View magazine that all of the guests received. The issue features photo spreads on the Nathan Yip Foundation and Christine Chang's recent wedding to Jeremy Slavec.
Melanie Grant had Diana Vigil and her husband, Soc Sclavenitis, as her guests; both Diana and Melanie are active with the Denver Center for International Studies (DCIS). Pam Churchwell and Peg Sherwood came from Texas to join Jo Kuberry, with whom they had traveled to China. Kuberry lives in the Watermark, the building that Agatha Kessler, chief operating officer of Fentress Architects, manages. Fentress was a sponsor of the fundraiser, but principal Curt Fentress was unable to attend as he was in his home state of North Carolina to receive the NC State University College of Design's Distinguished Alumni Award for 2010.
Eddie Huang, an intern at Fentress, designed the gala program and was at the gala, as were Eric and Jennifer Winslow of Liquid, Inc., the firm that designed the NYF website.
Others there were Larry Weckbaugh from the sponsoring Weckbaugh Foundation; CH2MHill vice president/director of diversity Faye Wilson Tate and her 18-year-old daughter, Elleana; Sneed Family Foundation principals Anne and Bob Sneed; Summer Scholars executive director Kathleen King; Sharon and Doug Scott; Ginny and Rob Bayless; and pediatrician Jay Markson with his wife, Martha.
Also, the owner of André's Confiserie Suisse, Bruno Gegenschatz; Dr. Irfan and Martha Hussain; Susan and Steve Bailey (Susan was on the gala committee and also serves on the Girls Hope/Boys Hope board and is a trustee of the Colorado Ballet; Okie Arnot and her husband, Dennis Johnson; silent auction chair Krista Agramonte and husband Eric Mohr, a partner and manager of sales for Peliton; Carrie Manns, chef/owner at Mixx Cuisine; Diana and Dr. Paul Docktor; Ann Marie Kirby, who purchased the Summit County Live auction home donated by Linda Harmon; Joanne and Harvey Sender; Jan and Shelly Steinhauser; Karen Valliant; Mieko and R.V. Bailey; Lisza Gulyas; and Jay Zheng, owner of the new Volcano Asian Cuisine restaurant in Centennial and his daughter, Victoria.
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Isn't it awesome when you're trying to remember something, and you turn to your friend and say, "Hey, remember that movie? Jaquin Phoenix was in it. And he falls in love with his computer. I think Spike Lee directed it." And then your friend says, "Oh, that's called Her. And it was Spike Jonze you fucking idiot." This is possible because human beings store and retrieve memories based on association and context, which means that with a few key details we can narrow down the possibilities until we hit on the right one.
Wouldn't it be great if you could comb through your web browser bookmarks this way? Traditional bookmarks use a simple one-to-one structure: one folder for one category. If you can't remember which folder your bookmark is in, you can't find it. With TapTack, you associate multiple words (called Tacks) with each site, picture or video you bookmark, so that finding them again is as simple as typing a few of those words into TapTack. With a single account, TapTack works with all your desktop and mobile browsers. Install it for free and let TapTack help you remember that picture, you know the one, with kittens and bottles of chianti….
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We maintained an active blog here, too, for several years, but for a variety of reasons, we've decided to archive it. (One reason is that Lauren has moved on from Raised Eyebrow and Emira is now running the company solo – you can read more about that here – so we're no longer working in the same office every day, scheming up ideas for new blog posts.)
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It's My Pie Monday time! Amusebouche1 offers an encore of edible flowers, but this week they sit atop a BLT and avocado creation. Drawing off a Paulie Gee menu favorite, TXCraig1 gives the pie his own spin. Norma sends in one of her market pies made from her NY style Lehmann dough, Imwalkin finally got his mitts on some of the Vermont brand smoked pepperoni that's so popular with Slice'rs, and dmcavanagh contributes a beauty of a pepperoni and mushroom pie. Lots of roasted peppers, corn, zucchini and scallions top Pnuge's Garden Pie, Bierrebeer creates a pie tasting head-to-head, ACBova makes a classy focaccia, and Forzapizza has a pie fit for a Calabrian saint.
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How many watts do you actually need?
Small guide to power requirements
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A lot of the time over on the forums, we see people list their systems with far larger power supplies than they'll ever actually need. The majority of single graphics card systems we see will rarely ever even require over 400 watts of power, despite a lot of graphics card manufacturers claiming you need more. Even an Intel 4670k with an Nvidia 780 Ti will run perfectly fine on a decent quality 450 watt power supply.
Today, we're showing you just how much power a decent high end system will consume, which may just put your mind at ease when planning your next build.
- Intel 4670K
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- 240GB Corsair Neutron SSD
- 1TB Western Digital Green
- Corsair RM450
As we can see in the video our system runs completely normally even on a small power supply such as the Corsair RM450. Of course, we'd always recommend a high quality unit regardless of which system you were running, and the price differences between a high quality 450w unit and a low quality 750w+ unit is pretty negligible. With a lot of people under the delusion that they need to spend so much extra money on a larger power supply, with the money they could save, they could put that towards upgrading other parts of the system. This could actually end up meaning a choice between a GTX 770 with a high wattage power supply, or getting by with a lower watt unit and being able to afford a GTX 780 Ti or an R9 290X.
A lot of the high quality power supplies these days have a silent operation mode when the system is requiring less than 20% of its maximum output. This is actually a reason why some people, even when they know their system won't draw much power, still opt for a higher wattage power supply in order to benefit from the silent fan operation. However, as we can see in the video, during idle periods, our system only requires around 90w of power which is still well within the limits of the idle fan mode of the RM450.
Now, once we've gone into more intensive programs such as a game, our system still only pulls between 350w and 400w, so it still has a fair amount of headroom before fully maxing out our RM450. Of course, there are many other decent power units you can choose, and some of the lower wattage units are completely fan-less too. As long as the PSU you're using is from a quality brand such as Corsair, you shouldn't have any problems.
When we stressed the processor on its own, we only saw our system pulling around 175w from the wall. This shows that even if you're using your system for mainly CPU intensive tasks such as photoshop or rendering, the PSU isn't going to be struggling much at all.
We have also tested various other systems for maximum power consumption. One of our rigs with a 3960X overclocked to 4.6GHz, with an AMD 280X only pulled a maximum of 434w from the wall, and numerous other lower end systems which only pulled around the 200-300w mark.
Recently, hardware has been getting more and more power efficient and so in the future, we expect results such as this to be possible on even lower wattage power supplies. Having said that, obviously if you plan on upgrading to an SLI or Crossfire set up in the future, it's pointless buying a 450w power supply and then changing it a couple of months later. This does prove itself as a very good demonstration of just how much power your system is likely to need. You may want to go for something slightly bigger in order to get a little more headroom so your power supply isn't running close to full capacity all the time, but this still may make you wonder just how much your own system requires.
So our final thought is if it means spending the same amount of money on a higher quality lower wattage unit then do it. Don't fall in to the trap of thinking a £60 800w power supply is going to be better for your rig than a £60 high quality 450 watter.
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European Equity Investors: How Much Faith Do You Have in Euro Strength?
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There is always a development in the global asset markets that has the potential to captivate a large share of the headlines. To me, one of the most interesting stories of late is taking place with respect to currencies. Japan's newly elected prime minister, Shinzo Abe, is engaging in a relentless attack on the strength of the yen against other currencies, and the market seems to believe that he is serious, since the yen is actually declining in value, most notably as measured against the U.S. dollar. I said in a previous blog that Abe has a large "bazooka" in his pocket and he is not afraid to use it if the currency markets shift toward supporting a stronger yen or the Bank of Japan (BOJ) does not follow a set of policy prescriptions that have the potential to weaken the yen's value against other currencies. Abe's rhetoric thus far has been very effective in getting the yen to weaken, and as a result a number of investors have embraced currency hedged investments for Japanese equities, as they see the weaker yen directly benefiting Japan's exporters. Japan may be the only country in the world that's currently exhibiting such a clear and sharply negative relationship between the returns of its currency and the returns of its equity markets—such that while the yen has been one of the weakest currencies, its equity markets have been among the strongest in the world.1 All this is not to say that Japan is the only country whose currency value against other major currencies should be in question. There is a recession in Europe—and the countries on the periphery still exhibit very slow economic growth or even contraction, with many structural and competitive imbalances yet to be fully corrected. Last year, flows to European equities were substantial,2 as bargain-hunting investors concluded that European stocks were attractively priced, even with all the uncertainty surrounding the economy. Practically all the investments went into funds that assume European currency risks. Do these investors believe the euro is structurally better positioned than the U.S. dollar? I believe both the euro and the U.S. dollar have their fair share of potential weaknesses. Ultimately, the situation begs the question: Should investors trying to capture the relatively low prices of European stocks take on additional euro risk—namely positioning themselves so that their investments may decline from a weakening euro compared to the U.S. dollar—in doing so? It is widely understood that currency performance can add significant volatility to international equity returns, but the difficult question regards whether investors receive compensation, i.e., a potential increase in their returns, for taking on this additional risk. In some cases, depending upon both the market and the period in question, equity market returns and currency returns can exhibit correlations that are sharply negative—as we are currently witnessing in Japan.3 In fact, in the 1990s the European currencies had negative correlations between their returns measured in U.S. dollars and the MSCI EMU Local Currency Index. There was a nearly 10-year stretch (from September 30, 1992, to May 31, 2001) where the European currencies represented in the MSCI EMU Local Currency Index declined more than 40% on a cumulative basis, but the index returned 19.81% a year.4 The European stocks represented in this index reacted much like many of the Japanese stocks represented in the MSCI Japan Local Currency Index are reacting today. Over certain periods, of course, currencies can provide a tailwind that serves to strengthen returns for international investors who are not hedging their exposure (like the period from June 30, 2001, to March 31, 2008, where currency returns boosted the MSCI EMU Index by almost 10% per year5), but they can also be a big headwind for those who may be unhedged, as they have been for European equity investors since the euro peaked out at around $1.60—it is now trading at around $1.33.6 Currently, the default allocation for most investors in foreign equities is to take 100% exposure to currencies on an unhedged basis, regardless of one's outlook on the foreign currency's potential strength or weakness compared to the U.S. dollar. I think investors should consider the following model for foreign equity investing: 1) Investor has no conviction on currency direction: 50% hedged currency exposure, 50% currency exposure 2) High conviction that foreign currency will rise: 100% currency exposure 2) High conviction that foreign currency will fall: 100% hedged currency exposure Of course there are many points in between these three baseline scenarios. I believe most investors have no real conviction on potential currency performance but still take on the full currency risk. To me, that is the wrong baseline. More investors should start with a 50% hedged currency position as a baseline and then dial up or down the currency exposure or currency hedge depending on their views and their level of conviction. The currency I have the most fundamental questions about—beyond the yen—is the euro. We have focused our research and index development on European equities that would benefit from a weaker euro, notably exporters such as Daimler Chrysler, BMW, Unilever, Bayer, Anheuser Busch InBev and other multinational corporations that have a global revenue base. Many of these exporters had very positive euro returns as the euro fell, even as the broader MSCI EMU Index declined after the euro peak (led by declining financials). While past performance is not indicative of future results, I expect these European exporters could potentially continue that positive performance if the euro were to weaken further versus the U.S. dollar. Bottom line: Investors should consider how much conviction they have in the potential performance of the euro against the U.S. dollar—and if the answer is that they have no idea as to its future direction, which I suspect is the case for many, they ought to consider hedging that risk, if they are truly trying to capture the equity opportunity. Take the euro out of Europe (Video) 1Refers to the MSCI Japan Local Currency Index. As of 12/31/2012, the yen has been the weakest currency of the 12 represented in the MSCI EAFE Index compared to the U.S. dollar on a 1-month, 1-quarter and 1-year basis. Of the 22 market indexes represented in the MSCI EAFE Local Currency Index, the MSCI Japan Local Currency Index has ranked 1st, 2nd and 8th over these same periods. Source: MSCI. 2Based on an analysis of flows to European ETFs. Source: IndexUniverse. 3Refers to the negative correlation exhibited between the returns of the yen measured in U.S. dollar and the returns of the MSCI Japan Local Currency Index, with a specific negative 3-year correlation measured as of 12/31/2012. 4Source: MSCI. 5Source: MSCI. 6Bloomberg.
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Executive Vice President, Global Head of ResearchJeremy Schwartz has served as our Executive Vice President, Global Head of Research since November 2018 and leads WisdomTree's investment strategy team in the construction of WisdomTree's equity indexes, quantitative active strategies and multi-asset model portfolios. Mr. Schwartz joined WisdomTree in May 2005 as a Senior Analyst, adding to his responsibilities in February 2007 as Deputy Director of Research and thereafter, from October 2008 to October 2018, as Director of Research. Prior to joining WisdomTree, he was head research assistant for Professor Jeremy Siegel and helped with the research and writing of Stocks for the Long Run and The Future for Investors. Mr. Schwartz also is co-author of the Financial Analysts Journal paper, What Happened to the Original Stocks in the S&P 500? He received his B.S. in Economics from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and hosts the Wharton Business Radio program Behind the Markets on SiriusXM 132. Mr. Schwartz is also a member of the CFA Society of Philadelphia.
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Seems I forgot to announce that the linux_base-c6 is in the Ports Collection now. Well, it is not a replacement for the current default linux base, the linuxulator infrastructure ports are missing and we need to check if the kernel supports enough of 2.6.18 that nothing breaks.
- check for updated RPMs for linux_base-c6
- create linuxulator infrastructure ports
- improve the kernel to support more of linux 2.6.18
To my knowledge, nobody is working on anything of this. Anyone is welcome to have a look and provide patches.


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CATONSVILLE, Md. – Loyola University Maryland's Mike Sawyer scored four straight Greyhounds goals during a 10-1 Loyola run, and the junior finished with five goals and two assists, as fifth-ranked Loyola defeated UMBC, 13-5, on a rainy Saturday night at UMBC Stadium.
Loyola improved to 8-0 for the first time since the 1999 season when it started the year 12-0. The Greyhounds also remained the onlyteam in NCAA Division I to score 10 or more goals in every game this season.
The Retrievers (2-4 overall) took a 3-1 lead when Scott Jones scored his second goal of the first quarter in transition with less than a second left before the horn, and UMBC held Loyola scoreless for nearly seven minutes of the second quarter.
Sawyer helped jumpstart Loyola's run not with a goal but with an assist on Justin Ward's goal at 8:08. Sean O'Sullivan drove hard down the left alley and shot a pass to Sawyer behind the crease. Sawyer then flipped a pass to a cutting Ward on the rightside doorstep, and Ward scored to pull Loyola within 3-2.
Sawyer then tallied two goals in a 10-second span to push the Greyhounds up by a goal. He got a low-to-low shot past UMBC's Adam Cohen, and after J.P. Dalton pushed the face-off to himself, Dalton fed Sawyer on the high left side, and Sawyer whipped another shot by Cohen at 5:58, giving the Greyhounds their first lead of the game.
"When Mike Sawyer, Eric Lusby and those guys are stepping in on their shots, we have a chance," Head Coach Charley Toomey said. "We have to get better at the start of games, but I am proud of the effort that we had and the way we maintained that through the end of the game."
Rob Grimm tallied his second extra-man goal of the night at 2:26 off a Joe Lustgarten flick from behind that was identical the way UMBC scored its first goal of the night.
Loyola came right back, however, as Dalton again flipped the face-off to himself and stuck a pass to Sawyer in the same location at the top left, and Sawyer ripped a shot into the net just six ticks of the clock after Grimm's goal, putting Loyola in front for good with 2:20 to go in the first half.
Sawyer's next goal was the one, however, that will make the highlight reels, as he cut downt he right alley, took a Ward pass and flipped a behind-the-head shot to beat Cohen and make it 6-4 with 1:46 on the clock.
Loyola would tack on another goal before the half when Sawyer fed Lusby, and the graduate student scored his second of the game with 15.9 left in the first half.
The Greyhounds would push their run to seven-straight goals, although both teams were scoreless for nearly nine minutes in the third quarter.
Davis Butts caught a Chris Layne pass and stepped in to score at 6:19, starting a stretch of two minutes, 15 seconds in which Butts, Lusby, Josh Hawkins and Sawyer would score for Loyola.
Sawyer's fifth of the game, which came on a man-up possession, make the Loyola lead 11-4.
Grimm scored his third of the game with 11:25 to go in the fourth quarter, getting the Retrievers back within six, but Butts and Dalton each scored thereafter for the Greyhounds to close out the game.
In addition to Sawyer's five goals – he now has seven hat tricks this season in eight games – Lusby tallied three and Butts had two. Ward and Dalton each notched a goal with two assists, and Phil Dobson distributed the first two assists of his career.
Dalton was again solid at the face-off 'X', winning 14-of-20. The Greyhounds also controlled possession for much of the game asthey picked up 32 ground balls to UMBC's 17. Reid Acton led the way with six ground balls, and Hawkins had five.
Loyola's defense allowed 31 shots, but Jack Runkel turned away 13 of the Retrievers' 18 shots on goal. His 13 saves were a career-high.
The Greyhounds return to ECAC Lacrosse League action for their next four contests, starting with their lone home game of the stretch. Loyola will host Ohio State at 1 o'clock at Ridley Athletic Complex on Saturday, March 31.


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New Study Links Phthalates to ADHD – One More Reason to Use Organic Crib Mattresses
New Study Links Phthalates to ADHD – One More Reason to Use Organic Crib MattressesIt is troubling to see how many children are suffering from 'learning disorders.' Parents are tearing their hair out trying to find solutions, and often resort to putting their kids on drugs when they see no other solution. However, a new study linking ADHD to the chemical plasticizers 'phthalates' may offer some hope.
The study, published in the journal Biological Psychiatry, found that the higher the concentration of phthalates in the urine, the more apt the children were to have ADHD symptoms. The researchers also found "significant relationships" between urine concentrations and errors in continuous performance tests (CPTs), which measure the child's sustained and selective attention – the ability to focus on the right things at the right times - and impulsivity. CPT is used to support an ADHD diagnosis.
So, where are these phthalates coming from?
According to other studies, it starts in the womb: phthalates in mom's body transfer to the child. Mom may have gotten them into her body via her hand lotion, nail polish, or a variety of other personal care products, or from food containers and packaging, laundry detergents or even the enteric coating on pharmaceuticals.
So, the kids get off to a bad start. Then, right from infancy, they sleep on crib mattresses with PVC/vinyl waterproof coverings made pliable by the use of phthalates. We've never used phthalates in our Naturepedic crib mattresses, and we never will.
From the crib mattress, the very long list of products containing phthalates continues: Plastic toys, building materials, textiles, the same liquid soap and detergent used by mom – it goes on and on.
According to a study published in Atmospheric Environment in 2008, manufacturers produce about 800 million pounds of phthalates each year (those figures are from 2004, the latest available at the time), and they contribute 10-60% of plastic products by weight.
Fortunately, the U.S. government is getting wise to phthalates. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) banned phthalates in crib mattresses and some children's products last year – although only three phthalates were banned and several others are still used. Both the CPSC and the EPA are doing further investigation, and the EPA now has a Phthalates Action Plan by which they hope to determine the degree to which these chemicals should be restricted – or perhaps banned altogether.
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Let us look at a few facts about a brothel. A brothel is an establishment where prostitutes are employed by the customers to satisfy their sexual needs. They work under the supervision of the client. For example, if a male customer is looking for a prostitute, then the female helper will be provided for him.
Therefore, we can say that a brothel is for sale and most people try to buy the girls or procuring them from other places. Another fact that should be kept in mind is that not every brothel is run by the mafia, while some may be run by pimp gangs.
These gangs exist in all places of the world, including America, Canada, Europe and even Asia. They provide the females of the sex industry with basic education as well as basic skills. With this being said, brothels in such countries are different from brothels in the US.
This is because the brothel gangs in Asia are not running brothels to support their own pockets. They are running brothels for the purpose of taking care of the women, in order to avoid exploitation and discrimination.
Brothels are private establishments where money is earned through money exchanges. Since the state provides the minimum level of services required by the clients, the pimp gangs provide these services with minimum cost. They make the women work for less than minimum wage as their salaries are paid on a 'procurement' basis.
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Nancy is a nurse and recently retired from teaching and as the Undergraduate Program Director of the College of Nursing at the University of New Mexico. She's been a volunteer wilderness activist for more than 40 years. She was a founding board member of the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance and has served as Secretary and part of the executive committee. Congratulations to New Mexico Wild board of directors chair Nancy Morton for receiving a 2017 "Nursing Legend Award" from the New Mexico Center for Nursing Excellence for a career where she "made significant contributions to the nursing profession." Congrats Nancy! Nancy's message: Our worst fears for the natural world after the recent election have proven true, even surpassed. The "review" to extinguish Organ Mountains Desert Peaks and Rio Grande del Norte and other monuments across the West, the silencing and defunding of the EPA and other agencies, and the denial of climate change are just the most obvious of the local, national, and global threats our current government is to the world. As our Executive Director, Mark Allison, says, we're a million-dollar organization with a priceless agenda. We have a talented, committed membership. One of my goals is to find more ways volunteers can meaningfully participate in meeting the challenges we face.
Todd Schulke, Vice Chair
Todd is a co-founder and senior staff member of the Center for Biological Diversity. He holds an environmental studies degree from the Evergreen State College. He has been working to protect and restore forests and rivers in the Southwest for over 20 years. He has been on the board of directors of the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance since its inception and is also on the board of the Center for Biological Diversity, the Gila Conservation Coalition – dedicated to protecting the Gila River and Gila WoodNet, a community-based forestry group advocating ecologically sound forest restoration. He sits on the Western Governor's Forest Health Advisory Committee and the Arizona Governor's Forest Health Council. He also served on the Roadless Area Conservation National Advisory Committee, the Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program federal advisory committee, the Western Governor's Forest Health Advisory Committee, Senator Bingaman's Collaborative Forest Restoration Program Advisory Panel, the New Mexico Forest & Watershed Health Planning Committee and the Arizona Governor's Forest Health Council.
Joe Alcock, Secretary
Joe is the director of the emergency department at the VA in Albuquerque and is an associate professor of emergency medicine at the UNM Department of Emergency Medicine. Dr. Alcock received his MD from UCLA and moved to Albuquerque in 1997 to complete his residency at the University of New Mexico. Besides practicing medicine, Joe's passions include exploring and protecting wildlands and teaching. He combines both in his role as co-director of the UNM School of Medicine's Wilderness Medicine Program. Joe also is an adjunct professor of Biology and teaches undergraduates about evolution in health and disease.
Kenneth Cole, Immediate Past President and Current Treasurer
Ken is a retired International Official with extensive experience in negotiating financial and technical support for community based economic and social development undertakings. As a lawyer (Berkeley Law) and an avid bird watcher, Ken has traveled all over the world and observed the benefits of healthy habitats and the problems caused by the degradation of natural resources. Ken has been involved in protection of dryland habitat for 15 years and worked to get the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification ratified. Ken first joined the board in 2008 and served as chair of the board for six years during an important transitional phase. He is currently serving as treasurer.
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Ernie Atencio is a cultural anthropologist, conservationist, and writer with deep Indo-Hispano roots in northern New Mexico. He is the Regional Director for the National Parks Conservation Association and works on other projects through his Land & Culture Consulting business from his home near Taos. He previously spent nine years as executive director of the Taos Land Trust, where he worked on the public acquisition of Ute Mountain, and returned a sacred site to the legal ownership of the Taos Pueblo Tribe. Ernie has also been executive director of a national association of cabin owners, coordinated the Valles Caldera Coalition, and worked for other environmental organizations. Growing up in inner-city Denver, he discovered the larger world—and the land—through an Outward Bound "hoods-in-the-woods" program, in what would later become the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness Area, and has worked throughout the West ever since as a wilderness instructor, national park ranger, environmental educator, journalist, and activist. Congratulations to New Mexico Wild board member Ernie Atencio for receiving the 2017 Outstanding Leadership in the Radical Center for Conservation award by the Quivira Coalition at their annual conference
Wendy Brown, Member
Wendy recently retired from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, where she managed the endangered species recovery program for the Southwest Region. Her professional career spanned experiences from field research and project management for whooping cranes and Mexican wolves to briefing Congressional representatives on various government actions. She has held voluntary leadership positions in non-profits such as the North American Crane Working Group, the Whooping Crane Conservation Association, and the Southwest International Folk Dance Institute. Wendy has a deep commitment to New Mexico, and its varied landscapes that support so many inhabitants – plant, animal, and human.
Sam DesGeorges, Member
Sam is a recent federal agency retiree, having worked as a steward for public land resources with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for 36 years. Over this time he held several positions with the BLM, principally within the Range, Lands, Fire and Wildlife programs. For the last 11 years he was the BLM Taos Field Manager which included the recently designated Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, the Sabinoso Wilderness and the Galisteo Basin Archaeological Sites Protection Act lands. As a former manager with responsibilities for managing designated wilderness, national monuments and wild and scenic rivers he brings an understanding of laws and policies that apply to wilderness, wild and scenic rivers and other specially designated areas.
Carol Johnson, Member
Nature and wild places have influenced Carol all her life. She has hiked and backpacked throughout the Southwest for 35+ years, developing a love of quiet, wild places, watersheds and wildlife. Carol's relationship as a volunteer with NM Wild began in 2009, when we began working to further protect the Pecos Wilderness by incorporating adjacent Inventoried Roadless Acres. Her involvement includes outreach to county commissions in four counties, city governments, businesses, pueblos, equestrian groups, environmental groups, and many other stakeholders. Carol is also a board member of the Upper Pecos Watershed Association, and a member of the technical advisory panel of the Collaborative Forest Restoration Program, a Federally funded program. She is a former co-leader of the Great Old Broads for Wilderness Sangre de Cristo group, and for three years was a member of the New Mexico OHV Advisory Board, representing hikers, equestrians and other quiet recreationists on public lands. As a community activist, Johnson worked extensively on the Santa Fe National Forest Travel Management Plan, fighting to limit motorized travel and protect the quiet forest.
Ken Jones, Member
Ken Jones is a retired commercial banker and has lived in New Mexico since 1994. Ken is a past board member, treasurer and board president for Heading Home, an Albuquerque based non- profit organization providing services to thousands of persons experiencing homelessness in New Mexico. Ken's passions have always included wild places. He is an avid hunter, fisherman, hiker, birder and cyclist. Ken currently serves at La Mesa Presbyterian Church in Albuquerque as finance chair and leads their Environmental Stewardship initiative. Ken believes that wild places must exist and be protected. One of his core beliefs is that access to diverse and pristine public lands are among our Nation's most valuable freedoms.
Keegan King, Member
Keegan King is from the Pueblo of Acoma and has over 15 years of experience in political and public policy work. He has managed dozens of candidate and issue campaigns beginning with his time at the Albuquerque based Soltari Inc. Keegan continued as the Executive Director of the League of Young Voters New Mexico and New Mexico Youth Organized. In 2009, Keegan founded Atsaya Consulting a Native-owned political consulting company. Since then he has worked as Political Director of the NM Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, national Field Director to the Pushback Network and Data Director for United We Dream. He has been instrumental in protection campaigns such as Chaco, particularly in his work with the All Pueblo Council of Governors and the National Congress of American Indians. Keegan is currently the Policy, Legislative Affairs, and Communications Bureau Chief for the NM Department of Indian Affairs.
Brian O'Donnell, Member
For more than two decades, Brian O'Donnell has been a leading land and wildlife conservationist. From 2007 through early 2017, Brian worked as the Executive Director of the Conservation Lands Foundation. Brian Led the foundation's efforts to protect, restore, and expand the Bureau of Land Management's National Conservation Lands. At CLF, Brian launched a campaign that protected millions of acres of land as National Monuments. Prior to joining CLF, Brian was the National Public Lands Director for Trout Unlimited (TU). He led TU's efforts to protect National Forest Roadless Areas, permanently protecting more than a million acres in the Wyoming Range, and Oregon's Copper-Salmon Wilderness. Brian also worked for The Wilderness Society where he led campaigns resulting in the congressional designation of the Black Rock Desert and Sloan Canyon National Conservation Areas and dozens of new legislated Wilderness areas throughout Nevada.
Sally A. Paez, Member
Sally is deeply committed to New Mexico, where she has lived for 28 years. She obtained a law degree from the University of New Mexico in 2009 and practices law in Santa Fe. In law school, Sally completed the Natural Resources Law Certificate Program and served as student editor-in-chief of the Natural Resources Journal. Prior to law school, Sally earned a B.S. in biology from the University of New Mexico, where she focused on biodiversity, conservation, and ecology. Sally spends her free time exploring the outdoors with her husband Danny. She loves to hike and backpack, and to observe and photograph the natural world. Sally believes wilderness conservation is critical for maintaining biodiversity and healthy ecosystems, and she is passionate about ensuring that current and future generations have the opportunity to experience the benefits of spending time in wild places.
David Soules, Member
David is a lifelong resident of southern New Mexico. He has been an active participant in numerous grassroots outdoor volunteer projects, including wildlife water catchments and livestock exclosures, various cleanup and tree planting initiatives, wildlife surveys, and trap and transplant efforts for desert bighorn sheep and wild turkeys. David enjoys hiking and camping, and has been a long-term advocate for the Organ Mountains - Desert Peaks national monument. He is an engineer and manager by trade, but his passion lies with protecting the outdoors.
Ann Watson, Member
Ann is employed with the Bureau of Indian Affairs at the Zuni Agency as the Natural Resource Manager and oversees the operation of the natural resources, agriculture, and environmental management system programs. Ann's ecological expertise is in the field of fishery biology, riparian and watershed management. Prior to the BIA, Ann was employed by the Santo Domingo Tribe , U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Tucson and the Bureau of Land Management in Wyoming. Ann has worked on a variety of range and wildlife issues on public lands and helped initiate the native Colorado River Cutthroat Trout Restoration Project and worked with the Middle Rio Grande Conservation Working Group to help manage for the endangered Rio Grande silvery minnow. Ann has traveled extensively around the world. Ann enjoys skiing, cycling, hiking and camping all around the southwest. Ann is a native New Mexican and has a great deal of knowledge of the current issues in New Mexico that involve management on public lands. She enjoys working to help educate the public on the importance of protecting our valuable natural resources for future generations.


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