Definitely they all tie in.
Well, I'm back... Graves Disease is "hyper" thyroid. I had a colonoscopy/endoscopy done-had 2 polyps in the colon that were normal, a polyp in my stomach which was normal, and one in my duodenum which was also normal. The gastro. doctor said he didn't see any reason for bleeding from these two tests. I haven't had a follow up visit with him, just spoke to a hurried nurse on the phone. She said everything looked fine, so I assume I either don't have Celiac or it came back negative (if he checked for it). I saw my endocrinologist today. He still seems more concerned about the Vitamin D deficiency for some reason (in Jan. it was 16.3, in March it was 18.9- both low). He has had me on Vit. D, but it's really not helping. He told me to start taking 3,000 IU for the next 2 months to see if that works. My thyroid is stable at the moment, so we are just continuing to watch that while everything else falls apart for no apparent reason. :confused: We discussed my CBC levels. When he checked my ferritin a few months back, it was a 9. When I saw the hematologist it was a 4. The endocrinologist was shocked at the drop. Now, we are back to square one with no end in sight. Here are my lab results- maybe someone can shed some light for me. The doctors seem to be completely confused.
Sorry for the long post. I am just confused. Doctors can't really explain anything since all the tests are coming back normal. Any suggestions? I go see a new Family doctor Thursday, so hopefully he will have some ideas.
I agree with japlopper, they ought to test your B12, that is one of the things my treating doctor always did, along with Vitmain D, selenium, zinc, hormones (eg: SHBG, FAI, testosterone), full thyroid test (they didn't know back then i had a thyroid condition), full iron study, iodine.
At first i was taking vitamin D gel capsules and following the direction on the container, then my doctor told me to virtually quadruple the dossage b/c i was below low.
My iodine was extremely low too so they supplemented me for that.
They did a blood test towards the end to check for a gluten intolerance and i came up as being positive for that. I don't ever get any pains or irritable bowel after eating anything with gluten so i never suspected a gluten intolerance, but so many people with anemia/low iron come up as being positive for this.
Regarding malabsorption, i only found out a week ago that i wasn't absorbing my protein as much as i should. My pancreas was not making sufficient enzymes to help digest protein foods, so it sat there fermenting until it passed out of my body, which then contributes to other side effects. I never knew this was possible. This is the reason my doctor believes i was shedding so much hair continuously. Is your hair shedding at an abnormal rate? as a lot of people on this board seem to have this problem too.
How much iron are you taking daily? The other ladies on here who have a thyroid/iron combined problem say it's best to take iron and thyroid meds a few hours apart. I was on an over the counter iron supplement and i wasn't moving up at all. I then found a new doctor and he put me on a very high powered iron formula and told me to take lysine with it as lysine helps speed up the irons movement through your body. I would look into what dosage you are taking.
Even with the high dosage it still took me a little time to get my ferretin moving. Even when your ferretin gets moving it takes time to feel better as your body utilises what iron it gets for your vital organs. My doctor told me that the bone marrow and muscles get it first while hair, skin, nails get it last and that is why he said i might not be feeling a bundle of energy even though it had risen to the 20's.
It does take time and patients and i can fully appreciate how difficult it is when family/friend/coworkers don't understand. My problem was that i was suffering with the low iron and had an undiagnosed thyroid condition. Once my iron went up, i didn't feel a low iron tiredness, but felt another form of tiredness. Luckily the results came back showing i had Hashimoto's and now a new doctor has begun treating that and he is the one who found out about my pancreatic enzymes issue and also did a salivory hormone test which showed my hormones were a mess too, which would also add to tiredness among other things.
I would personally look at your daily iron dosage as well as what is causing your malabsorbtion. You most definitely are not a hyperchondriac and you shouldn't give up. I have learnt so many new things along the way and without the assistance of people on this board and finding a good doctor who knows where i'd be today. It's taken me exactly 7 years to get to the stage where i'm at today. That is way too long and that is why i advise not to give up b/c these problems don't ever go away if simply ignored.
[QUOTE=TJANE;3560163]I am going on some sort of diet next week with my husband. I have to be careful because I am still Vit. D deficient, so I don't want to mess that up anymore.
My blood pressure has always been great. At the follow up visit, when the blood was drawn, my BP was 110/80. I do have Graves Disease which is a hyper thyroid, but that is stablized right now. I love oatmeal so I will definitely give that a try. Of course, the best oatmeal is the maple and brown sugar kind (the fattening kind:D), but I will try to control myself and do better. It's just scary knowing I have a 9 year old little girl that still depends on me so much. Thanks for your advice.
TJANE - from what i've read, don't thyroid conditions lead to elevated cholesterol levels? and can also lead to high blood pressure. It seems that a bad thyroid can lead to any number of things.
What sort of a diet are you going on with your husband? You need to take care with diets and being anemic. I know you went from 4 to a 6, but that is extremely low. It's no wonder you feel depressed and out of condition. Even exercise is supposed to be ruled out as it takes up too my oxygen in the body and you don't have sufficient of that due to harldy no iron stores.
I was also extremely low in vitamin D. I think i've pushed mine close to 100 now but both my doctors want it at 125 and the range on the test result is (48 - 144). I used to be at 40, which was below low. My doctor gave me some vitamin D liquid in a bottle and it has a dropper and i simply drop 8 drop beneath my tongue each night before bedtime. He said the over the counter gel capsules don't have a high enough dosage and low vitamin D can lead to autoimmune diseases, which i now have, but having one can lead to others so it's important to keep on top of the vitamin D.
How much iron are you taking? You need to take a decent amount of that too. The one i was taking first off had a very poor dosage amount and in nearly a year on it i went from 8 to about 14. It was only when i went on some high powered stuff that it began moving at all. Low iron is also not good for your thyroid condition. I don't know too much about Graves, i have Hashimoto's myself.
You basically need to stay on top of your doctors. Don't allow them to waste your time as time is very precious when it comes to our health.
TJANE - sorry to hear about your disappointing doctors visit. I truly feel your frustration.
From reading your post it appears doctors have found a number of polyps throughout your system. Did they mention further testing? Removal of the polyps? Are the polyps bleeding?
If the polyps are bleeding then that could account for your blood loss. I've read of people who have had bleeding polyps dealt with and their iron levels raised nicely.
I'm not sure about the pain you feel below your bra strap area. In my case i'd eat a normal sized meal, not even big and i'd feel bloated, lethargic and as though i shouldn't have eaten. I probably mentioned in my post that my pancreatic enzymes were not working the best. Now that i'm on some prescription enzymes that has fixed the tummy issue.
I don't know whether polyps can lead to digestion issues. I think there is a seperate section on the healthboard which deals with digestion issues? maybe you could post there. You also mention that the inside of your stomach is smooth without folds. I don't know what the average person's stomach lining is supposed to look like, but did the doctor state what smooth lining is attributed to?
I understand it's so easy to get defeated and overwhelmed and to simply want to even give up, but you can't. View this episode as striking things off your list or gaining of information eg: polyps which you never knew you had.
Now you need to embark on the next stage of your journey, finding out about these polyps and how they affect you, are they bleeding.
You most definitely need to keep on with the iron. Even if your figures are not going up, don't give up with the iron. There is obviously something else going on and it's crucial you keep taking the iron until doctors finally get to the bottom of it. It could even be multiple things going on. Look at me, thought it was simply low iron, then a thyroid condition, then after tests found out it involved even more things. It's taken me years to get where i am now and it took me 2 years to get my iron up high. Don't focus on the big figures, just look at climbing upwards, even if it is slow going.
Check the dosage of iron you are on as a lot of people are on too low a dosage. It's ok to start off on a low dosage, but increase it bit by bit till your system can handle a higher dosage. Does your iron include vitamin C? Some people have found taking Lysine with the iron to be beneficial as it speeds up the transportation of the iron throught the body.
I know you would love to have more energy and to play with your daughter, but try to explain as best you can to your daughter, but let her know you wont feel this way for ever. Even if you can't do energetic things with her, opt for a compromise and if she is doing something energetic outdoors, at least watch her or get involved with other things with her. So long as you show you care and give her attention in other areas and let her know when you are better you will do all those fun and energetic things together i'm sure she will be just as happy.


You're an 19 year old kid. You're critically wounded , and dying in the jungle in the Ia Drang Valley , 11-14-1965, LZ X-ray, Vietnam . Your infantry unit is outnumbered 8 - 1, and the enemy fire is so intense, from 100 or 200 yards away, that your own Infantry Commander has ordered the MediVac helicopters to stop coming in.
You're lying there, listening to the enemy machine guns, and you know you're not getting out. Your family is 1/2 way around the world, 12,000 miles away, and you'll never see them again. As the world starts to fade in and out , you know this is the day.
And took about 30 of you and your buddies out, who would never have gotten out.
Medal of Honor Recipient , Ed Freeman , died at the age of 80, in Boise , ID ......May God rest his soul..... I bet you didn't hear about this hero's passing.
Chopper pilots and door gunners didn't have much of a life expectancy over there. Ed Freeman sounds to have been the cream of the crop.
May he rest in peace and take his rightful place in heaven.
On August 20, 2008, Major Ed Freeman passed away from complications of Parkinson's disease at the age of 80 and was laid to rest at the Veterans Cemetery in Idaho, where he settled.
Remembering Medal of Honor Recipient Ed Freeman -Truth!
God needs to do a LOT more than rest that man's soul! he needs to clone him, about 3 billion times.


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package org.apache.jmeter.protocol.http.sampler;

import java.net.HttpURLConnection;
import java.net.URL;
import java.nio.charset.Charset;

import org.apache.jmeter.protocol.http.util.HTTPConstants;
import org.apache.jmeter.samplers.SampleResult;

/**
 * This is a specialisation of the SampleResult class for the HTTP protocol.
 *
 */
public class HTTPSampleResult extends SampleResult {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 240L;

    private String cookies = ""; // never null

    private String method;

    /**
     * The raw value of the Location: header; may be null.
     * This is supposed to be an absolute URL:
     * RFC2616 sec14.30
     * but is often relative.
     */
    private String redirectLocation;

    private String queryString = ""; // never null

    private static final String HTTP_NO_CONTENT_CODE = Integer.toString(HttpURLConnection.HTTP_NO_CONTENT);
    private static final String HTTP_NO_CONTENT_MSG = "No Content"; // $NON-NLS-1$

    public HTTPSampleResult() {
        super();
    }

    public HTTPSampleResult(long elapsed) {
        super(elapsed, true);
    }

    /**
     * Construct a 'parent' result for an already-existing result, essentially
     * cloning it
     *
     * @param res
     *            existing sample result
     */
    public HTTPSampleResult(HTTPSampleResult res) {
        super(res);
        method=res.method;
        cookies=res.cookies;
        queryString=res.queryString;
        redirectLocation=res.redirectLocation;
    }

    public void setHTTPMethod(String method) {
        this.method = method;
    }

    public String getHTTPMethod() {
        return method;
    }

    public void setRedirectLocation(String redirectLocation) {
        this.redirectLocation = redirectLocation;
    }

    public String getRedirectLocation() {
        return redirectLocation;
    }

    /**
     * Determine whether this result is a redirect.
     * Returs true for: 301,302,303, & 307(GET or HEAD)
     * @return true iff res is an HTTP redirect response
     */
    public boolean isRedirect() {
        /*
         * Don't redirect the following:
         * 300 = Multiple choice
         * 304 = Not Modified
         * 305 = Use Proxy
         * 306 = (Unused)
         */
        final String[] REDIRECT_CODES = { "301", "302", "303" };
        String code = getResponseCode();
        for (int i = 0; i < REDIRECT_CODES.length; i++) {
            if (REDIRECT_CODES[i].equals(code)) {
                return true;
            }
        }
        // http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html
        // If the 307 status code is received in response to a request other than GET or HEAD,
        // the user agent MUST NOT automatically redirect the request unless it can be confirmed by the user,
        // since this might change the conditions under which the request was issued.
        // See Bug 54119
        if ("307".equals(code) &&
                (HTTPConstants.GET.equals(getHTTPMethod()) || HTTPConstants.HEAD.equals(getHTTPMethod()))) {
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

    /**
     * Overrides version in Sampler data to provide more details
     *

     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    @Override
    public String getSamplerData() {
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        sb.append(method);
        URL u = super.getURL();
        if (u != null) {
            sb.append(' ');
            sb.append(u.toString());
            sb.append("\n");
            // Include request body if it is a post or put or patch
            if (HTTPConstants.POST.equals(method) || HTTPConstants.PUT.equals(method)
                    || HTTPConstants.PATCH.equals(method)
                    || HTTPConstants.DELETE.equals(method)) {
                sb.append("\n"+method+" data:\n");
                sb.append(queryString);
                sb.append("\n");
            }
            if (cookies.length()>0){
                sb.append("\nCookie Data:\n");
                sb.append(cookies);
            } else {
                sb.append("\n[no cookies]");
            }
            sb.append("\n");
        }
        final String sampData = super.getSamplerData();
        if (sampData != null){
            sb.append(sampData);
        }
        return sb.toString();
    }

    /**
     * @return cookies as a string
     */
    public String getCookies() {
        return cookies;
    }

    /**
     * @param string
     *            representing the cookies
     */
    public void setCookies(String string) {
        if (string == null) {
            cookies="";// $NON-NLS-1$
        } else {
            cookies = string;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Fetch the query string
     *
     * @return the query string
     */
    public String getQueryString() {
        return queryString;
    }

    /**
     * Save the query string
     *
     * @param string
     *            the query string
     */
    public void setQueryString(String string) {
        if (string == null ) {
            queryString="";// $NON-NLS-1$
        } else {
            queryString = string;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Overrides the method from SampleResult - so the encoding can be extracted from
     * the Meta content-type if necessary.
     *
     * Updates the dataEncoding field if the content-type is found.
     *
     * @return the dataEncoding value as a String
     */
    @Override
    public String getDataEncodingNoDefault() {
        if (super.getDataEncodingNoDefault() == null && getContentType().startsWith("text/html")){ // $NON-NLS-1$
            byte[] bytes=getResponseData();
            // get the start of the file
            String prefix = new String(bytes, 0, Math.min(bytes.length, 2000), Charset.forName(DEFAULT_HTTP_ENCODING));
            // Preserve original case
            String matchAgainst = prefix.toLowerCase(java.util.Locale.ENGLISH);
            // Extract the content-type if present
            final String METATAG = "<meta http-equiv=\"content-type\" content=\""; // $NON-NLS-1$
            int tagstart=matchAgainst.indexOf(METATAG);
            if (tagstart!=-1){
                tagstart += METATAG.length();
                int tagend = prefix.indexOf('\"', tagstart); // $NON-NLS-1$
                if (tagend!=-1){
                    final String ct = prefix.substring(tagstart,tagend);
                    setEncodingAndType(ct);// Update the dataEncoding
                }
            }
        }
        return super.getDataEncodingNoDefault();
    }

    public void setResponseNoContent(){
        setResponseCode(HTTP_NO_CONTENT_CODE);
        setResponseMessage(HTTP_NO_CONTENT_MSG);
    }

}

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J.P. Morgan Settles Electricity-Market Case
Bank to Pay $410 Million Over Allegations of Manipulating Prices
Ryan Tracy and
Dan Fitzpatrick
BiographyDan Fitzpatrick
@DanFitzWSJ
Dan.Fitzpatrick@wsj.com
Updated July 30, 2013 5:45 pm ET
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. on Tuesday agreed to pay $410 million to settle accusations its Houston-based electricity trading desk squeezed $125 million in unjust profits out of California and Midwest markets over a two-year period.
The settlement, announced in an enforcement order from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, is the agency's largest since it received new powers in the wake of the Enron Corp. fiasco.
J.P. Morgan, FERC Settle Electricity-Market Case
J.P. Morgan agreed to pay $410 million to regulators to settle accusations that the banks' traders manipulated electricity markets in California and the Midwest. David Benoit has more on MoneyBeat. Photo: Getty Images.

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Global Connect Award
Olympia World Affairs Council: Events
The Olympia World Affairs Council's program year runs September through April, usually on the third Thursday of the month. Speakers include professors, economists, diplomats, historians, scientists, non-profit organization leaders, business executives, and public officials.
In May we host the OWAC Spring Reception, which is centered around the presentation of the Global Connect Award.
In addition to our September-April regular schedule, we occasionally offer special programs, social gatherings with discussions of timely topics, and one-time summer programs.
To be notified by email of our events, please become a member.
WINTER/SPRING 2020 PROGRAMS (further details TBD)
January 16th: "Bolsonaro and the Resurgence of Brazilian Fascism" with Professor Jonathan Warren of the University of Washington. more...
February 20th: "Uncharted Territory: Exploring the Changing Global Landscape of Gender and Marriage" with Professor Stephanie Coontz of The Evergreen State College. more...
March 19th: Ethiopia with Stephanie Garlich and Jeff Reid of the Ethiopian Education Fund.
April 23rd (note: fourth Thursday!): Trade Policy with Robert Hamilton, the Governor's Advisor for Trade Policy, Washington State Dept. of Commerce.
May TBD: Annual Reception at Indian Summer
Schedule Changes: In the event of late-breaking changes, we will endeavor to update this page and our Facebook page ASAP.
WHEN
Third Thursday of the month
7:00 p.m. Gathering- social time
7:30 - 8:30 Speaker
8:30 - 9:00 Questions and answers; discussion
WHERE
Thurston Economic Development Council (colocated with the South Puget Sound Community College Lacey Campus)
4220 6th Avenue SE, Lacey, WA 98503


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Public safety versus the public eye
The Fort St. James RCMP are again struggling with a shorthanded detachment, with increasing calls from the public regarding downtown.
Ruth Lloyd
Sep. 24, 2012 12:00 p.m.
The Fort St. James RCMP are again struggling with a shorthanded detachment, coupled with increasing calls from the public regarding downtown.
A recent discussion by mayor and council saw a strong desire from both Councillor Gingrich and Mayor MacDougall for more enforcement and calls from the public to deal with the problems of drinking in public and other offences (Sept. 12 issue of The Caledonia Courier, page 6)
Staff Sergeant Paul Thalhofer is concerned already stretched resources which he would like to see working on more serious offences – such as domestic violence, drug trafficking or proactive programs such as school talks – are continually being directed at dealing with minor problems around loitering in the downtown area.
"We saw a real spike in our complaints by business owners (after the cold beer and wine relocated)," said Thalhofer.
He was concerned with the lack of consultation with RCMP regarding the change in location for the store.
The detachment is down about 30 per cent in personnel due to a number of factors including injuries and awaiting officers who have been reassigned to Fort to sell their homes and relocate..
The calls to deal with drinking in public or other minor offences downtown since the liquor store relocated has "been increasingly taking our resources," he said.
Priorities he said the community identified to him earlier in the year such as drug houses and school talks are falling by the wayside as officers spend their time downtown.
The problem is, arresting people in the downtown is not going to eliminate the problem, according to Thalhofer.
"I don't think enforcement is necessarily the answer," he said.
He would like to see the district work with the RCMP to find some solutions.
While the problems now seen in the downtown have been going on for a number of years, it was not as much in the public eye as it is now, but there were always there and will continue to be.
"I'd rather see our resources used on something that would have a bigger impact on public safety," he said.
Spirit Square concerns
Mayor MacDougall heads to UBCM
Rooms with a view – Mount Milligan homes incentives for potential employees


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Ian Brown Gathers Up Solo Work for 'Collected' Box Set
By Alex Hudson
Ian Brown is best known as the singer of the Stone Roses, but he's also had a fruitful solo career that includes six LPs and a host of non-album material. This holiday season, he will gather up material from throughout his solo career for a massive box set. Entitled Ian Brown Collected, it is due out in the UK on December 3 via Fiction Records.
The box set includes a whopping 10 CDs. This means all six of his studio albums — 1998's Unfinished Monkey Business, 1999's Golden Greats, 2001's Music of the Spheres, 2004's Solarized, 2007's The World Is Yours, and 2009's My Way — plus the 2005 compilation The Greatest and the 2002 remix collection Remixes of the Spheres. There is also a disc of B-sides and an additional disc of remixes.
In addition to the CDs, the box with come with a 60-page hard-bound book and a heavyweight 12-inch record containing eight unreleased remixes. There will also be a DVD compiling Brown's music videos, but this will presumably only work on players with a European region code. On top of all this, there's a numbered silkscreen print, plus a numbered certificate of authenticity signed by Brown.
The box set is limited to 1,000 copies. There's no word as to whether Ian Brown Collection will get an official North American release, but you can order yourself a copy here. Fans who pre-order will get the unreleased bonus tracks "Stellify (The Hours Remix)" and "Time Is My Everything (Sugar Daddy Remix)," most likely as a digital download.
See the full contents of the box below.
Thanks to Slicing Up Eyeballs for the tip.
Ian Brown Collected
CD 1 - Unfinished Monkey Business
CD 2 - Golden Greats
CD 3 - Music of the Spheres
CD 4 - Solarized
CD 5 - The World Is Yours
CD 6 - My Way
CD 7 - The Greatest
CD 8 - Remixes of the Spheres
CD 9 - B-sides:
1. See the Dawn
2. Fourteen
3. Jesus on the Move
4. Come Again
5. Lions (ft. Denise)
6. The Fisherman
7. Bilie Jean
8. Corpses (XFM session)
9. Thriller
10. Submission (ft. Steve Jones)
11. F.E.A.R. (ft. Dann)
12. Where Angels Play
13. The Sweet Fantastic (live)
14. Destiny Or Circumstance (live)
15. Sister Rose (ft. Pharoahe Monch)
16. Sister Rose (Japanese version)
CD 10 - Remixes:
1. Can't See Me (Harvey's Invisible mix)
2. Under The Paving Stones (Gabriel's 13th Dream remix)
3. Sister Rose (Steve Fitzmaurice mix)
4. Dolphins Were Monkeys (UNKLE remix)
5. Love Like A Fountain (Andy Votel remix)
6. Golden Gaze (Sharktank's Dirt It Up mix)
7. Time Is My Everything (UNKLE Reconstruction)
8. Just Like You (Prodigy remix)
9. Sister Rose (DJ Mek remix)
10. Illegal Attacks (Goldie Propaganda remix)
12-inch - Previously Unreleased Material:
A1. Time Is My Everything (Scratch Perverts remix)
A2. Stellify (Filthy Dukes remix)
A3. Always Remember Me (Evil Nine remix)
A4. Sister Rose (Ryukyudisko remix)
B1. In The Year 2525 (Ian Brown & Dave McCracken remix)
B2. Longsight M13 (Arthur Baker remix)
B3. Love Like A Fountain (Infected By The Scourge Of The Earth remix)
B4. Time Is My Everything (Tim Hutton & Darren Moss remix)
More Ian Brown
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Stone Roses legend Ian Brown has announced he's returning with a new solo album — his first in a decade. The album is titled Ripples, and...
Ian Brown Slapped with Three-Month Driving Ban for Speeding
Considering the Stone Roses' recent reunion and touring plans, chances are good the Madchester favourites will be hitting the road for much...
Ian Brown Released Without Charge Following Domestic Assault Incident
Despite being arrested last month on suspicion of assaulting his wife, Ian Brown will face no further legal action over the incident. The f...
Ian Brown Arrested for Suspicion of Assault on Spouse
Ian Brown, the always charismatic and often cocky former lead singer of the Stone Roses, was arrested yesterday (November 2) morning on susp...
Stone Roses' Ian Brown Avoids Giving His Kids Allowances, Gets Them to Sell Posters of Him on eBay for Pocket Money
One of the worst things about being a parent has to be allowances. Seriously, dishing out that so-called "pocket money" on a weekly basis mu...


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Students stage walk-out in support of teachers
by Kobakila News March 17, 2009
written by Kobakila News March 17, 2009
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES – Over two thousand students from Civitas School of Leadership, Edward Roybal Learning Center, School Of Visual Arts and Humanities, Miguel Contreras Learning Complex, and Belmont High Schools walked out in protest this morning, after confirming that over 8,000 teachers in the Los Angeles Unified School District received pink slips over the weekend.
Gabnet Youth from Civitas High School led students by teaching them how to peacefully walk out, avoid arrest, and deliver messages to the media. Gabnet Youth is a unit of the Los Angeles chapter of Gabriela Network, a US-Philippine women's organization with chapters across the country.
The young girls created talking points and led the Civitas and Roybal high school students on a march to pick up the Miguel Contreras and Belmont High School students before converging on the Los Angeles District Office downtown.
"We marched to let people know that it's not okay to cut our teachers; we need to protect our education because laying off teachers hurts us too," explained Gabnet Youth leader Cassandra Roman.
The youth rallied in front of the district office until LAUSD Superintendent Ramon Cortines came down to address them. Ivania Zepeda, Gabnet Youth from the 16 Days of Activism campaign, was the spokeswoman of the rally. She told Superintendent Cortines the students would continue to walk-out until the threat of massive lay-offs was lifted.
Gabnet Youth, who has been meeting weekly over issues ranging from domestic violence, to trafficking, to educational justice since 2008, has committed to continuing the campaign to retain teachers and empower young girls in the Pico-Union, Echo Park, West Lake, MacArthur Park, and Downtown Los Angeles areas.
Kobakila News
Mancao's return to RP kept secret
RP presses call for reforms in UN Security Council


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https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/us-world/us/article/Players-have-shot-at-415-million-Mega-Millions-8336600.php
Players have shot at $415 million Mega Millions prize
Updated 1:32 am CDT, Friday, July 1, 2016
Sara Thompson picks numbers for her Mega Millions lottery ticket at a convenience store in Chicago, Friday, July 1, 2016. Friday night's Mega Millions drawing will give lottery players a shot at the 10th largest jackpot in U.S. history. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
Sara Thompson picks numbers for her Mega Millions lottery ticket at a convenience store in Chicago, Friday, July 1, 2016. Friday night's Mega Millions drawing will give lottery players a shot at the 10th
Photo: Nam Y. Huh/Associated Press
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Friday night's Mega Millions drawing will give lottery players a shot at the 10th largest jackpot in U.S. history.
Because no one has won a Mega Millions jackpot since March 8, the prize has steadily grown to an estimated $415 million. That makes it the largest jackpot since a $430 million Powerball prize won by a New Jersey family May 7.
The record prize was a $1.6 billion Powerball jackpot won in January by players in three states.
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The 36th Eduskunta follows the parliamentary election held on 17 April 2011. There are 200 MPs in the parliament. The current government is 72nd in order, as there have been on average two governments per parliament.

As elected

The average age of elected MPs was 48. The youngest MP is Olli Immonen, 25 at the time of the election, and the oldest MP is Kauko Tuupainen, 70 at the time of the election – both are True Finns MPs.

The Parliament has 115 male MPs and 85 female MPs. Of the parties the True Finns have the highest portion of male MPs in their ranks (72%), while the Social Democratic Party has the highest portion of female MPs (64%).

Government formation
As the leader of the largest party Jyrki Katainen of the NCP began the negotiations to form a new coalition government. Katainen said that the result of the election supports a coalition based on the three largest parties, i.e. the National Coalition Party, the Social Democratic Party and the True Finns. The most problematic question was believed to be the EU bailout policy, where the True Finns most differ from the other parties.

Formal negotiations were scheduled to start after Easter on 24 April. The National Coalition Party's Alexander Stubb said that a government could be formed by 9 May, though he admitted that it was an optimistic timetable. This was despite EU worries about what effect a new government could have on the bailout. The Kiviniemi government submitted its resignation on 29 April, though it would continue to serve as a caretaker government until a new one was formed.

If the True Finns could not agree to a common platform to provide suitable ministers from the party's elected representatives list, Soini hinted to Yle the possibility of choosing ministers from what he ambiguously called his party's "background groups". Although the True Finns said they were ready to enter the negotiations on the formation of a new government, conflicting reports emerged of the True Finns saying that they cannot "in good conscience" support the Portuguese rescue package or the creation of a permanent bailout fund by the EU and that they had toned down criticism of the package saying it may be in the interests of Finland. However, the SDP also wanted the rules for the international financial system to be reformed. The NCP's Alexander Stubb said that "It will be very difficult to keep a party with 39 seats out of government. If we can find compromises, we can have the True Finns in government." Amidst ongoing talks Soini backtracked on previous inferences that he would be willing to set aside the issue of the Portugal bailout saying "We can't vote for this (bailout of Portugal) and we won't...If Finland can find a majority that can push this through and a government is formed after that, then that will be a different situation." Bloomberg suggested that the True Finns were still taking the government formation talks "seriously" and hoped to be a part of the next government once differences over the Portuguese bailout had been set aside. This was despite Katainen's pledge not to form a government with parties that opposed the bailout measures.

On 11 May, the NCP and the Social Democrats struck a deal by which the Social Democrats would vote in favour of the Portugal bailout. In return, the NCP would support the Social Democrats' demand for the establishment of a bank tax in both Finland and in other European countries. The Social Democrats also set certain conditions for the Portuguese bailout, for example demanding that Portugal sell state property (these conditions were, however, described as meaningless by True Finns and Left Alliance politicians, who accused the SDP of "selling out"). The following day the True Finns announced that they would withdraw from the government formation negotiations due to the bailout issue. Soini said he would remain true to the True Finns' campaign promises and not compromise on the party's core principles.

After Soini's announcement, Jyrki Katainen invited the SDP, the Greens, the Swedish People's Party and the Christian Democrats for negotiations to form a coalition led by his National Coalition Party. The Greens indicated that they would only join the coalition if the other parties agreed to their strict demands: a commitment not to build more nuclear reactors, a new "environmental-friendly" climate law and a 100 euro increase to the smallest welfare benefits.

On 18 May Katainen announced that he would invite the Left Alliance as well to the government formation negotiations, which began on 20 May. The Left Alliance's participation had been demanded by the Social Democrats. The six-party coalition that would comprise the National Coalition Party, Social Democratic Party, the Swedish People's Party, the Christian Democratic Party, the Green League and the Left Alliance would have 126 seats in the parliament.

As six-party talks got underway on 20 May, amid differences on taxation policy between the NCP and SDP. The latter were opposed to the former's plan to raise the turnover tax; the talk also sought to ensure revenue needed to be saved so as continue funding government programmes in the future. The NCP's Katainen said of the talks that "expectations were high," though he did not comment on rumours of six billion euros worth of cuts: "I believe that all necessary means must be used to secure the welfare state. The poor's best friend is strong government finances." The SDP's Urpilainen commented that the negotiations were being conducted in good spirits and that she thought the atmosphere of the talks was good, though she added that taxation would be the biggest stumbling block and that public spending cuts would not be specifically discussed pending the overall look at economic issues. She also added that a caretaker government could present the Portugal bailout package measure before parliament in the following week with a decision possible at the end of the week. She added a decision might even be forthcoming later on Friday; she said the SDP's support would be determined by added investor responsibility. The parliament approved the bailout proposal on 25 May with the True Finns and the Left Alliance dissenting and all the other parties voting in favour of the measure.

On 1 June, the Social Democrats and the Left Alliance quit government formation talks referring to "unsustainable differences" on issues concerning economic growth and employment policies. In response Katainen said that he would continue negotiations with the Greens, the Swedish People's Party and the Christian Democrats and that he would also invite the Centre Party to the negotiations. On 6 June, after consulting its members on a questionnaire, the Centre Party decided to join the government formation talks. However, on the same day the Green League decided to leave the talks referring to the party's election result (which came after four years in a similar centre-right coalition) and doubtful if the proposed coalition could further "green" policies in such a coalition. Amongst those partaking in the talks, a coalition of the NCP, the Centre Party, the SPP and the Christian Democrats would have only 95 MPs – a minority government.

On 7 June, Katainen said that he would still pursue a majority government. All eight parliamentary groups decided to give Katainen time until 10 June to announce a final coalition. On 10 June, Katainen then announced that the same six parties, whose negotiations had broken up earlier in the month (the NCP, the SDP, the SPP, the Christian Democrats, the Green League and the Left Alliance), would return to the negotiation table. He described this as the "only possible coalition." On 14 June, he said that talks were positive and a government would be formed soon.

On 17 June, the six parties came to an agreement on forming a coalition government. Following criticism from incumbent prime minister Kivienmi, Katainen defended his government's platform in parliament and the government survived a motion of no-confidence put forth by the opposition. However, the same two Left Alliance MPs – Markus Mustajärvi and Jyrki Yrttiaho – again broke from the party position and voted against the government – for this they were expelled from the Left Alliance parliamentary group and continue their work as independent MPs. The government, led by Katainen, will have 19 ministers. The ministerial portfolios would be divided with the NCP and the SDP both having six ministers, while the Left Alliance, the Greens and the SPP would each have two ministers and the Christian Democrats would have one. The NCP, SDP, SPP and Christian Democrats announced their candidates for ministerial positions on 18 June, while the Left Alliance, —with some of its notable members opposing joining the government,— confirmed its participation in the government and its nominees for ministerial portfolios on its party council on 19 June. The Green League announced its ministers on 20 June. On 22 June, the parliament elected Katainen as prime minister by a vote of 118–72; two Left Alliance MPs voted against Katainen, for which they were formally reprimanded by the Left Alliance parliamentary group. President Tarja Halonen then formally inaugurated the government at the Government Palace in Helsinki the same afternoon.

Reactions
A TNS Gallup poll commissioned by Helsingin Sanomat found that while two-thirds of True Finns voters feel the party made the right decision to sit in opposition, half of the Green League's voters also felt the same way. Conversely a majority of Social Democratic Party and Centre Party voters felt that the True Finns should have stayed in the government formation talks. Half of the respondents to the poll wanted to see the True Finns to show flexibility over the EU bailout issue to at least for government talks, which was supported by only 16% of TF supporters versus more than two-thirds of voters of the other three major parties. A majority of 52% also felt that a government without the TF could survive the four-year parliamentary tenure.

The True Finns' vice-chairman Vesa-Matti Saarakkala suggested the outcome of the polls show convergence between the True Finns' social policy with those of the SDP and the Centre Party. "With the Greens, the background could be that they don't want us in the government. However, the most important thing is that our own supporters should understand our decision. The Social Democrats decided the game with their own stance on the EU. There is no point in them crying about how the True Finns are not in the government." He also said that the 52% of people thinking the government could survive without the TF is a "surprisingly" low proportion: "It shows that the times are challenging and uncertain. Anything can happen to the euro and to [the] Economic and Monetary Union.

After the formation of a new government, the Centre Party's leader Kiviniemi commented on the government programme saying that the six-party government "agreeing on increasing consumption taxes, decreasing tax-deductibility on mortgage part payments and cuts on services by municipalities, forgot the (sic) families with children."

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import org.apache.commons.cli.Options;

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import java.util.Properties;

import static org.apache.flink.runtime.entrypoint.parser.CommandLineOptions.CONFIG_DIR_OPTION;
import static org.apache.flink.runtime.entrypoint.parser.CommandLineOptions.DYNAMIC_PROPERTY_OPTION;

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 * Parser factory which generates a {@link ClusterConfiguration} from the given
 * list of command line arguments.
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	public static Options options() {
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Lagos Adopts 'Plea Bargain' For Prison Decongestion
Thursday, September 21, 2017 6:50 pm | Nigeria News | 2 Comment(s)
L-R: The representative of the State Commissioner for Police, DCP Bolaji Salami; Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Adeniji kazeem, Chief Regisrar, Lagos State Judiciary, Soladoye Abiola and the Director, Public Prosecution, Lagos State Ministry of Justice, Titilayo Shitta-bey at the public presentation of "plea bargain protocol/manual at the conference room of the ministry of justice, Alausa, Lagos on Thursday.
Lagos State Government has advised stakeholders in the legal sector to embrace the culture of exploring the provisions of 'Plea and Sentence Bargain' when presiding over litigations, saying that the state government will continue to adopt reasonable and creative measures in its prison decongestion drive.
The Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Adeniji Kazeem gave the advice at the presentation of the Plea Bargain Manual on Thursday at Alausa, Ikeja.
He said that the rationale behind the presentation of the Manual was hinged on the belief that the availability of a forum for quick and efficient dispensation of justice would buoy the confidence of citizens in the administration of criminal justice in Lagos.
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Kazeem explained that it was expedient for stakeholders in the judicial sector to embrace creative provisions in the already existing laws to decongest prisons considering the length of time Awaiting Trial Inmates/detainees remain in prison custody because of length of court proceedings.
"My hope is that the formal presentation of this manual would trigger a change of attitude from our "don't plead guilty" approach even in the face of overwhelming evidence against the Defendant. This would go a long way in decongesting not only the Courts but also decongesting the Prisons who are already groaning under the burden of the Population in their care."
He lamented that though the plea bargain theory had been part of the criminal justice system for over a decade in Lagos State, yet it's applicability has been poorly utilized by lawyers.
The Attorney-General informed that in many jurisdictions, plea bargaining has served as an important, useful and effective tool used to keep the wheels of justice moving in a timely and cost effective manner
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Giving an overview of the Manual, the Commissioner explained that the booklet was prepared in a very simple English to ensure that even the layman on the street can understand it.
"I recommend the use of plea bargain to all and sundry. Private counsels should imbibe the culture of advising their clients appropriately especially in the face of overwhelming evidence rather than the usual practice of encouraging them to plead "not guilty.
"The manual provides practical information about what Plea Bargain entails and the procedure for applying and general information that would make the process less complicated for all stakeholders. It is presented in very simple English to ensure that even the layman on the street can understand it" the commissioner added.
Kazeem, who said that he was mindful of the fact that the law placed the burden on the prosecution to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt, however, maintained that defence has a pivotal role to play in Court administration.
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The Attorney-General, while saying that the state government recognised the fact that there were many challenges bedevilling the criminal justice system in Nigeria, especially in Lagos State given its high population, however, reiterated that the administration of Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode was committed to tackling the issues and proposing appropriate reforms.
The representative of the Lagos Commissioner of Police, Bolaji Salami assured Lagosians that the Police Force would take full advantage of the law and implement its content to the letter.
The Divisional Chairmen of the Nigeria Bar Association, NBA, Lagos State Chapter opined that lawyers should be educated about the provisions and workings of the manual for effective use.
They said that the numbers of legal officers including Magistrates in the State are grossly inadequate, adding that the efforts of the State Government in judicial reforms would not yield the expected results if the inadequacy was not addressed.
Iskil Yussuf, Exec Director, Child Development and Concern Foundation. Member Observatory Group on Administration of Criminal Justice in Nigeria. says:
Kudos to Lagos State for setting the brilliant and beautiful pace in ensuring speedy justice in the State. I hope the provision will not be abused to favour high profile criminals.
I also hope the defence counsel will not disregard it for monetary benefits to be extorted from the client.
Other States should follow suit in order to entrench the rule of law through speedy administration of justice. Justice delayed is justice denied and an invitation to disrespect for the rule of law.
Build more prisons that's the solution your governor had traveled far n wide he saw how things are been done however if you hastened judgement n the accused is convicted is it not the same congested prison they are sending him to?therefore we trek back to where the rain started drenching us.
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No. 96, July 27, 2009
Produced by: River Revival, International Rivers
E-mail: riverrevival@internationalrivers.org
Editors: Elizabeth Brink and Wil Dvorak
River restoration is the core of Korea's 'Green New Deal'
US-GENERAL
Green billions fertilize the US economic stimulus package
US-CALIFORNIA/NEVADA
Update: Former Nevada brothel site targeted for river project
US-NORTHWEST
Coal Creek rebirth: Just add explosives
$603,000 Lewis River project washed away
Update: Klamath price cap bill passes Oregon Senate committee
Update: Clark Fork River returning to health after Milltown Dam removal
Update: Federal judge weighs in on salmon conservation in the Columbia Basin
US-MIDWEST
Officials plan Ballville Dam removal on Sandusky River
Project aims to restore Kansas' Smoky Hill River
Update: Cuyahoga River gets a new voice
US-NORTHEAST
Second dam on the Musconetcong River is removed
Funding given to explore removing dams along the Lower Millstone River
Housatonic River restoration money on the way
US-SOUTHEAST
Update: After 40 years, removal of Rodman reservoir dam getting closer
To confront a world threatened by global warming, natural disasters, unemployment and the economic crisis, the Korean government has responded with a scheme to restore four major rivers - the Han, Nakdong, Geum and Yeongsan. This multipurpose, Korean-style "Green New Deal" project is designed to prevent natural disasters and help overcome the national economic crisis. River restoration in Korea began to receive attention after a major dike collapsed, resulting in repeated suffering from floods and droughts. Between 1999 and 2008, around 8.8 trillion won ($5.7 billion) was invested in river restoration. This is only 11 percent of the 77.9 trillion won used to build roads, and 24 percent of the 36.4 trillion won injected to construct railways during the same period. President Lee Myung-bak stressed the significance of the project, saying it was for the rebirth of our rivers. The plan is to renew the neglected rivers so that they can perform their original functions, which will fundamentally resolve water problems related to floods and droughts, improve water quality and restore ecosystems. Moreover, river restoration will promote the use of the rivers as cultural and tourism resources and help revitalize local economies by creating new jobs through sustainable eco-friendly businesses.
(Kim, Hee-kuk (editorial) , "Green Growth:Korea's New Strategy (2)]4 river restoration core of 'Green New Deal'," The Korea Herald, koreaherald.co.kr, 09 March 2009.)
The $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act signed into law by President Barack Obama in February will create green jobs, according to the US Environmental protection Agency (EPA). "Through the President's stimulus package, green initiatives will play a significant role in powering economic recovery," said Lisa Jackson. The act specifically includes $7.22 billion for projects and programs administered by the EPA. Christina Romer, chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, has estimated that the recovery package will save or create 3.5 million jobs over the next two years. "EPA's portion of the plan will create good, sustainable jobs that help produce cleaner drinking water, purer air, environmentally friendly urban and rural re-development, and reduced greenhouse gases," said Jackson. "This is an unprecedented amount of money for clean water and rivers," said Betsy Otto, vice president of strategic partnerships American Rivers. "It's a real investment in more sustainable water infrastructure for the future, and it will boost health, safety and quality of life in communities across the country."
(Environmental News Service (ENS), "Green Billions Fertilize the US Economic Stimulus Package," ens-newswire.com, 20 February 2009.)
A panel of local officials has approved a $7.2 million river restoration project at the former site of the infamous Mustang Ranch brothel east of Reno, Nevada. The Flood Project Coordinating Committee took the action in a push to complete a long-awaited Truckee River flood control project. Plans call for the river ecosystem to be restored to a natural condition on the land where the Mustang Ranch was located. Improvements will include cutting new meanders into the river channel. When finished, the restored site will help floodwaters spread naturally over the landscape, improving fish habitat and boosting water quality. The area is the site of Nevada's first legalized brothel, founded by Joe Conforte in 1971 and operated until 1999 when the federal government seized it after guilty verdicts against its parent companies and manager in a federal fraud and racketeering trial. The property was subsequently obtained by the US Bureau of Land Management. The pink stucco buildings that once housed the bordello were moved down river to the site of another brothel, after being sold in 2003. Other restoration projects are planned at 11 locations along the lower Truckee River, which flows more than 100 miles eastward from Lake Tahoe to Pyramid Lake.
(The Associated Press, "Former NV brothel site targeted for river project," Reno Gazette-Journal, rgj.com, 14 February 2009.)
Early in September an explosion leveled a 30-foot dam on a tributary of the Kilchis River in Tillamook County. That's a good thing. The blast, so powerful it destroyed two remote cameras set up to record it, was intentional -- set to remove the unneeded dam that for nearly six decades blocked Coal Creek, a key salmon stream. It worked perfectly. What has since impressed biologists is how quickly the coastal stream has bulldozed the river back into its natural shape. Chris Knutsen, the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Department's district biologist in Tillamook, thought it might take a few years after the dam demolition before the stream was suitable for fish again. But biologists found even more chum salmon in the stream after the dam came down last year than in the year before. That underscores observations on the Sandy River east of Portland, where Portland General Electric removed a dam in 2007 and scientists watched with surprise as the river digested 150 Olympic-size swimming pools worth of sediment within months. "It doesn't take long for these streams to retake their own path," Knutsen said. "This is great progress. It was a win-win for everybody." The creek supports coho, chinook, steelhead and cutthroat and is one of the biggest producers of chum salmon in Tillamook County, with biologists counting more than 800 chum some years in less than two miles of stream. Gordon Grant, a research hydrologist at the US Forest Service's Pacific Northwest Research Station said as more and more older dams are removed to benefit fish, it's become clearer that rivers rework themselves quickly. "Where the dam is relatively small, it's a quick response," he said. "The river quickly forgets."
(Milstein, Michael, "Coal Creek rebirth: Just add explosives," The Oregonian, oregonlive.com, 08 February 2009.)
Late last summer, workers picked up and moved a portion of the East Fork of the Lewis River so they could re-invent its channel. Excavators scooped material from a gravel bar on the north side of the river and moved it to a 1,200-foot-long reach on the south side. They piled it all ó 8 feet high and 8 acres in size ó against the base of a badly eroding bluff. From there, they placed boulders the size of small cars and 40-foot logs across the dry river bed to direct the flow away from the cliff, where a half-dozen homes teetered on the edge. Within four months, the river washed it all away. The Columbian's review of government records found that state and federal fish agencies had voiced serious misgivings about how well the project would work. Despite their reservations, regulators permitted a project that was strongly advocated by landowners, a well-connected fish-recovery group and a state senator who has carved out a reputation as a budget-cutting hawk. The demise of the cliff bank project, which is just one phase of an even-more ambitious plan to reshape the East Fork, sent a $575,000 investment by taxpayers swirling down the river. Sen. Joe Zarelli, R-Ridgefield, defended his role in securing state money. Yet in the weeks before the project was to begin, state officials repeatedly questioned the durability of the project that had been envisioned for the site. One reviewer had called the strategy "a collection of 'gimmicks' and manipulations that may not be able to withstand the large flows that are occasionally carried by the East Fork Lewis River."
(Robinson, Erik, "Lewis River; $603,000 river project washed away; Officials had misgiving about how well it would work," Columbian, columbian.com, 19 February 2009.)
Craig Tucker, spokesman for the Karuk Tribe, reported that Oregon SB 76, the Klamath Price Cap Bill, passed the Senate Natural Resources Committee on a 4-1 vote today. Oregon SB 76, the Klamath Price Cap Bill introduced by Governor Ted Kulongoski, passed the Senate Natural Resources Committee on a 4-1 vote today. It will likely be considered by the full Senate early next week, according to Craig Tucker, spokesman for the Karuk Tribe. SB 76 would cap PacifiCorp's CA and OR ratepayers' financial liabilities associated with Klamath River dam removal at $200 million. This money would be collected over the course of the next 10 years and used to remove dams in 2020 if PacifiCorp and Klamath stakeholders can reach a final dam removal agreement this summer. "Ratepayer advocates support the bill as the Public Utility Commission would have to deem any expenses for dam removal or otherwise to meet a just, reasonable, and prudent standard," said Tucker. "In addition, the cost of dam relicensing is predicted to far exceed $200 million with estimates from state agencies ranging as high as $470 million." "The diverse groups supporting the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement see the passage of the bill as a big step towards implementing a basin-wide settlement agreement that would remove the lower four Klamath River dams, implement a water sharing agreement, and provide economic assistance to Tribal and agricultural communities," added Tucker. For more information, contact: S. Craig Tucker, Ph.D., Klamath Campaign Coordinator, Karuk Tribe of California, NEW NUMBER home office: 707-839-1982, Tribal office in Orleans: 530-627-3446 x3027, cell: 916-207-8294, ctucker [at] karuk.us.
(Bacher, Dan, "Klamath Price Cap Bill Passes Senate Committee Today," San Francisco Bay Area Independent Media Center, indybay.org, 10 February 2009.)
Anglers know it's all about the waiting. And there's still some waiting left to do before they get free run of the Clark Fork River above now-gone Milltown Dam. "We still refer to the site as 'the dam,' even though there's no dam there anymore," said Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks biologist David Schmetterling, who's been studying the fishery there for the past 12 years. In March, a coffer dam will be breeched, allowing the Clark Fork to re-enter its natural channel underneath a bluff on the side of University Mountain. This is only expected to lower the flow about 2 feet, compared with the nearly 25-foot drop that occurred when Milltown Dam was breeched last year. Bug and fish activity will remain in flux for the next several years. The heavy sediment flush last year dropped bug populations about 60 percent by the Sha-Ron fishing access just below the dam site. Anglers also reported many holes had filled in with sand while others have been scoured out, changing fish patterns. The dam removal project has not only eliminated 2.2 million tons of toxic sediment that had built up behind it, it's given the fish new freedom to move up and down the river and colonize new territory. It has also delivered a blow to the trout-eating pike population, which was thriving in the old reservoir.
(Chaney, Rob, "Fishing guides eager to reap benefits of Milltown Dam removal," Missoulian, missoulian.com, 05 February 2009.)
A federal judge determined that the agency in charge of saving salmon in the Columbia River Basin from extinction should have a plan in place to remove dams on the lower Snake River if necessary. There has been a long running dispute over how to balance energy and utility needs in the Columbia Basin with salmon and steelhead populations. US District Court Judge James Redden said he has not eliminated the possibility that the hydroelectric dams could come down to ensure restoration and survival of imperiled salmon and steelhead in the basin. The former Bush Administration vowed the dams would stay, and the current administration led by President Barack Obama has not made a decision regarding the issue. The current 10-year federal plan aims to improve fish passage through the dams, but lawsuits have been filed, arguing that the plan does too little to restore salmon populations and could ensure extinction of those fish. Over the past century, overfishing, habitat loss, pollution and dam construction have caused Columbia Basin salmon returns - once numbered an estimated 10 million to 30 million - to plunge. Numerous populations have succumbed to extinction, while 13 are listed as threatened or endangered.
(Redorbit staff and wire reports, "Federal Judge Weighs In On Salmon Conservation," Redorbit News, redorbit.com, 09 March 2009.)
More than 100 years ago, the Sandusky River was a winding, rocky stream brimming with walleye, muskellunge, the now-endangered lake sturgeon and other fish species that made their way through its ripples and small rapids to the Sandusky Bay. So bountiful were the fish that the Native Americans living in the area set up a fish trap where the Ballville Dam exists today, says James Evans, geology professor at Bowling Green State University. The river's ecosystem changed and the catch thinned in 1911, when a power company built the Ballville Dam to generate electricity. Since then, the dam, located about six miles from the river's mouth, has been the great divider for the Sandusky River. The shallow pool of water above it acts as a reservoir for the city's water supply, creating a wide, lake-like area. Below the dam are the rocky, rapid areas, where walleyes and other fish still spawn. By 2013, city and state officials plan to see the dam gone and the area returned to a more natural habitat. The dam has not been used to generate electricity in more than 60 years. It has fallen into disrepair, creating liability issues and potential expenses for the city.
(Horn, Kristina smith, "Removal of dam complicated; Water quality, fishing among reasons for demolition," The News Messenger, newsmessenger.com, 07 February 2009.)
The Smoky Hill River ran through the town of Salina, Kansas until it flooded in 1951. The river has since been diverted and largely forgotten, accumulating trash and stagnant water. But now a group of citizens is changing that with a project focused building public interest in restoring the river. The head of the design team for the river restoration project was a guest speaker at at a downtown meeting, laying out his vision based on work in other communities."My hope and dream is that the community would see a value in renovating the river and bringing it back so that it's healthy once again and that they can use it and enjoy it for future generations," said Don Brandes of Design Studios West, Inc. Brandes says he's impressed with the history of the Smoky Hill River and wants to bring that back by reminding people what it once meant to the community."Very often a resort will create a new entity and now, the city doesn't need to do anything," Brandes said. "They have the resource here in the river." He envisions a large-scale project with many phases happening over many years, making the river accessible with walking paths, fishing docks and commercial developments. It would be a river that's incorporated into a city, rather than ignored.
(Oakley, Jessica, "Project aims to restore Smoky Hill River," ksn.com, 03 March 2009.)
Update: Healthier Cuyahoga River gets a new voice
River restoration leaders boast that the managed comeback of the Cuyahoga River is an environmental coup: a once-dead river infamous for catching fire 40 years ago is now thriving. However, the Cuyahoga is still failing in eight of 14 US Environmental Protection Agency measurements of river health. And chances are that the Cuyahoga may never pass them all. "There are just some standards that a river running through a suburban and urban area is not likely to ever meet," said Bill Zawiski, an Ohio Environmental Protection Agency scientist. Suburban runoff leads to algae growth despite multibillion-dollar efforts to catch and treat the water. Another management effort has made environmental planner Maia Peck the new voice of the Middle Cuyahoga River. ''Being the voice of the river is very charming. . .and it is an honorable title to hold,'' she said. Peck is the watershed coordinator for a 12-mile section of the Cuyahoga and its tributaries. One of 32 state-designated stream coordinators across Ohio, Peck intends to advocate for the river and build partnerships. Her first task is to work with local communities and counties on a watershed management plan to the Middle Cuyahoga and continue improving water quality.
(Downing, Bob, "Cuyahoga River gets a new voice," Akron Beacon Journal, ohio.com, 23 February 2009.)
(Scott, Michael, "Healthy fish, insects show Cuyahoga River also much healthier," The Plain Dealer, blog.cleveland.com, 02 March 2009.)
The Musconetcong Watershed Association has taken out a second dam on the Musconetcong River. A notch was cut in the Seber Dam that allowed the pond to dewater, lowering the level in the upstream impoundment to stabilize the banks and allow for easier access and better work conditions for the equipment needed to remove the structure. The association removed the dam to restore the river's natural flow, improve water quality and eliminate thermal pollution and a potential flood hazard. Following the dam removal, an extensive stream bank restoration project, similar to the work done at the Gruendyke site, the first dam removed by the organization, will be undertaken. Restoration work will be funded by the USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service and spearheaded by Trout Unlimited volunteers. Seber Dam was built in the 1950s to form a swimming area for local residents. The dam was formed of dumped rock and rubble and periodically overlain with whatever pourable aggregate was on hand. It was breached and repaired on a number of occasions over the past 50 years. The partnership is a private-public initiative aimed at preserving, restoring, enhancing and protecting aquatic habitats throughout the United States.
(Warren Reporter, "Second dam on the Musconetcong River is removed," nj.com, 23 February 2009.)
The Lower Millstone River is set to benefit from a partnership between American Rivers and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Restoration Center. The Lower Millstone River Fish Passage Project has been awarded $35,000 to assess the feasibility of removing two dams on the Lower Millstone River. The Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association will conduct a study to examine restoring American Shad and other fish in the Central Jersey River. The project will explore removing two dams to open an additional 14.1 miles of the river. A total of $290,000 in Community-based Habitat Restoration Program Partnership grants were awarded this year to reconnect fragmented river habitat, improve river health and benefit communities in six states: California, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Oregon, and Washington. Since 2001, American Rivers and the restoration center have provided financial and technical assistance for numerous river restoration projects benefiting fish populations and habitats. The Commerce Department's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is dedicated to enhancing economic security and national safety through the prediction and research of weather and climate-related events and providing environmental stewardship of our nation's coastal and marine resources.
For more information, visit American Rivers at http:// www.americanrivers.org or NOAA at http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/habitat/restoration/projects_programs/crp/index...
(Somerset Reporter, "Funding given to explore removing dams along the Lower Millstone River," nj.com, 06 April 2009.)
Within a few years, there will be new walking trails, a wild trout fishery in Newtown, and new boat ramps - all the indirect beneficiaries of decades-old PCB pollution of the Housatonic River. The state of Connecticut received grant money in 2000 as part of a consent decree it signed with the state of Massachusetts, General Electric Co., and the federal Environmental Protection Agency. In that decree, GE accepted responsibility for cleaning polychlorinated biphenyls - PCBs - out of the Housatonic River. PCBs are a suspected carcinogen, but for decades GE allowed them to flow downstream from its plant, where it used the chemical compounds to make insulators. PCB pollution entered the food stream of the Housatonic, and the state DEP annually warns people about eating fish caught in the river because fish accumulate the chemicals in their fatty tissue. As part of the settlement, GE gave $7.5 million each to Connecticut and Massachusetts for river restoration projects. Because Connecticut has taken nearly a decade to allocate the money, interest has swelled it to about $9 million. The largest grant, for $2.8 million, went to the state Department of Environmental Protection to purchase property easements along the Housatonic River corridor to preserve open space.
(Miller, Robert, "New Milford, New Fairfield, Newtown get Housatonic River restoration money," The News Times, newstimes.com, 08 March 2009.)
Ever since Richard Nixon occupied the White House, environmental activists have been clamoring to tear down the dam that's blocking the Ocklawaha River from flowing freely through Central Florida. The dam, built as part of the aborted Cross-Florida Barge Canal, created the 9,000-acre Rodman Reservoir. The reservoir is full of bass, which is why anglers have strongly resisted the dam's removal. The 7,200-foot dam and its reservoir were built as part of the Cross Florida Barge Canal, a project that was supposed to let barges slice straight across from the Atlantic Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico. When the US Army Corps of Engineers completed the dam in 1968, it backed the Ocklawaha up for 16 miles, inundating a big part of the national forest. However, in 1971 environmental groups persuaded a judge to issue an injunction stopping work because of the potential damage to the underground aquifer and the environment in general. Nixon then pulled the plug on the project. For the next 20 years, environmental groups tried to get the dam torn down. Finally, in 1991 Congress turned the dam over to the state to do with it whatever state officials wanted. Gov. Lawton Chiles and Gov. Jeb Bush both pledged to tear down the dam, but each failed to persuade state lawmakers to spend any money on the project. State officials say they are now closer than ever to tearing down the dam.
(Pittman, Craig, "Dam removal faces new twist," St. Petersburg Times, tampabay.com, 08 February 2009.)
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Bull. Amer. Math. Soc., Volume 52Number 5, Part 1 (1946), 357-391.
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5. George David Birkhoff, with H. S. Vandiver, On the solutions of ordinary linear homogeneous differential equations of the third order, Ann. of Math. vol. 12 (1911) pp. 103-127.
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7. George David Birkhoff, with H. S. Vandiver, A theorem on series of orthogonal functions with an application to Sturm-Liouville series, Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. vol. 3 (1917) pp. 656-659.
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9. George David Birkhoff, with H. S. Vandiver, With M. R. Hestenes, Natural isoperimetric conditions in the calculus of variations, Duke Math. J. vol. 1 (1935) pp. 198-286.
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24. George David Birkhoff, with H. S. Vandiver, An extension of Poincaré's last geometric theorem, Acta Math. vol. 47 (1925) pp. 297-311.
25. George David Birkhoff, with H. S. Vandiver, Stability and the equations of dynamics, Amer. J. Math. vol. 49 (1927) pp. 1-38.
26. George David Birkhoff, with H. S. Vandiver, Dynamical systems, Amer. Math. Soc. Colloquium Publications, vol. 9, New York, 1927.
27. George David Birkhoff, with P. A. Smith, Structure analysis of surface transformations, J. Math. Pures Appl. (9) vol. 7 (1928) pp. 345-379.
28. George David Birkhoff, with P. A. Smith, Une généralisation à n dimensions du dernier théorème de géométrie de Poincaré, C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris vol. 192 (1931) pp. 196-198.
29. George David Birkhoff, with P. A. Smith, Proof of a recurrence theorem for strongly transitive systems; Proof of the ergodic theorem, Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. vol. 17 (1931) pp. 650-655; 656-660.
30. George David Birkhoff, with B. O. Koopman, Recent contributions to the ergodic theory, Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. vol. 18 (1932), pp. 279-282.
31. George David Birkhoff, with D. C. Lewis, Jr., On the periodic motions near a given periodic motion of a dynamical system, Annali di Mat. Pura Appl. vol. 12 (1933) pp. 117-133.
32. George David Birkhoff, with D. C. Lewis, Jr., Sur le problème restreint des trois corps (Premier Mémoire), Annali della R. Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa (2) vol. 4 (1935) pp. 267-306.
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39. George David Birkhoff, with D. C. Lewis, Jr., The hydrogen atom and the Balmer formula, Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. vol. 13 (1927) pp. 165-169.
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