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2. Go to File > Account (or Office Account if you opened Outlook 2016).
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2. Click File > Account (or Office Account if you opened Outlook 2013).
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2. Click the Microsoft Office Button Office button image > Options (in Word, for example, it's called Word Options).
3. Click Resources from the list on the left, and then choose Check for Updates.
Note: If the steps above don't work, go to the tab titled Microsoft Update and choose Install to update through Windows.
Important: Office 2007 reached End of Life on October 10, 2017.
Office 2003
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Set up Microsoft AutoUpdate
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2. On the top menu, go to Help > Check for Updates.
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Help > Check for Updates
3.Under "How would you like updates to be installed?", select Automatically Download and Install.
Note: If you want to manually check for updates choose Manually. If you want to be notified of new updates but not apply them automatically, use the Automatically Check setting.
4. Click Check for Updates.
If an update is available for your version of Office, you'll see a link to a website with more information about the update.
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The idea that I should have treated a man with such repugnant views with deference because he is a high government official evinces either a dangerously un-American acceptance of authority or insensitivity to the gay community's grievances....
I know some who support gay rights oppose my question... Do not presume to tell me when and with how much urgency to stand up for our rights.
I am seventeen months out of a lifelong closet and have lost too much time to heterosexist hegemony to tolerate those who say, as Dr. King put it, "Just wait." If you cannot stomach a breach of decorum when justified outrage erupts then your support is nearly worthless anyway.
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The 1970s were an interesting time. The sexual 'liberation' of the hippie era led to porn chic and a new era of 'openness'. Well, in a way. In the USA and most English-speaking countries, this new dynamic occurred behind walls that still carried a 1950s-era sense of morality. So you could give the impression of sexual licence, but not much more than an impression. The Ohio Players were a black funk band from the USA who today are known for two things: One, their music (slightly). Two, very sexy album covers. Let's be honest: that was the calling-card of the band, album covers that had teenage boys flipping through record racks and, perhaps, even buying the album just to take it into the bathroom with them.
A genius idea, really. When it worked... which was far from 'always', unfortunately. Winess the following skull-thing.
First Impressions: The Ohio Players didn't always feature sexy lay-dees on their covers... These rather unknown early days seem very much like a different era, and a different band. Nothing wrong with this skull-with-nose cover, mind you - it's attractive in its own way. But we know what you're really looking for...
Observations in Time: And it's not this horrid squiggly mess, certainly. Why didn't they reissue this a few years later with some random half-naked girl? Were they that uninterested in a few extra record sales?
Pain: Phase two of the Ohio Players' career is the slightly-better-known 'bald S&M chick' era. This is an interesting era, if the covers somehow fail at sheer titillation. There's something dangerous and strange here: in this four-part series, we see the same not-unattractive hairless woman in a variety of settings. Here its studded leather bondage gear, a bullwhip and an attention-grabbing armpit.
Pleasure: Part two after 'Pain', and it seems the Ohio Players are well into high concept. This is actually an impressive piece of work, one that's lost here, since the punchline is on the back of the gatefold. Here, our bald lady has her arms sensuously aloft, facial expression one of the titular pleasure. Unfold the pachage to reveal the other half, though, and you can see her arms aren't raised in pleasure but are tied over her head in chains. Kinky.
Ecstasy: More of the same bald woman, more of the same S&M leather, more of the same chains. The difference this time is there's a dude as well - or, as the back side reveals, two. Still, nothing especially impressive. And the theme is getting a bit old...
Climax: One last kick at the can for baldy, though, in what brings Stage Two to a close with an appropriate title, Climax. Baldy is looking sensuous pressed flesh-to-flesh with her man, but again there's a punchline on the back cover - but a rather more gauche punchline this time, so I'm not upset I'm not including it. The back side of the gatefold shows that the lovely lady has actually stabbed her man in the back - cheesy gush of blood and all.
Skin Tight: Onto phase three, the one so beloved of high school boys worldwide. The following albums have no real S&M sense of 'danger' or 'menace' to them. The women are conventionally beautiful and unchallengingly sexy in a way that Baldy, bless her heart, isn't. And they're all creatively and carefully posed to evoke a sleek and sophisticated kind of soft-core. After all, there may be no 'naughty bits' on these covers, but they're not far off photo shoots for Playboy - which, in its own way, is a compliment. Just knees and thighs this time. But... sexy knees and thighs.
Fire: One of the absolute classics. Our hottie is a firefighter, naked but for her fire helmet and a strategically-placed fire hose. Yes, this is mere titillation. But it's really, really well done titillation. There's even a helpfully smoky ambiance. Well done, all.
Honey: This edition's hottie uses the titular condiment in ways Winnie the Pooh never dreamed of. She's pouring honey into her mouth, and it's dripping... you know what? I'll just stop talking. The back of the gatefold features, of course, the lower half of her naked body, and it's all good and pretty, but for no clear reason someone's stuck a superfluous photo of the band above her leg. Way to spoil the mood, eh?
Rattlesnake: A bit of a regression, it would seem - but this is actually a cash-in by the Ohio Players' previous label that quite deftly melds the two eras of OP history. The logo and the photographic skill seem brand-new, but that turban is black leather and the snake brings back a kind of kinkiness that is not overly welcome. The result is not as sexy as it hopes to be but still sexier than it might have been. She's playing a snake charmer's flute, and has charmed the snake to the point that it's wrapped all around her. Sexy? Or zoophilic?
Contradiction: And speaking of zoophilia, we're back on the OPs' home territory now, their own label. But it's naked woman meets animal again, a horse this time in a cover that's rather difficult to understand and more difficult to fathom. Still has that fashion-magazine-shoot feel, but it's... I don't know. Just weird instead of sexy.
Angel: While on the one hand, this is the absolute Ohio Players masterpiece, a smouldering black and white of a gorgeous nude woman, her 'modesty' tastefully hidden by shadows. It's beautiful. But... it looks airbrushed. I don't think shadows work that way, somehow. Not that there's anything wrong with airbrushing. But it kind of falls outside the oeuvre. Still, I'm sure it looks great on teen boys' walls. Or, well, under their beds.
Mr. Mean: It's starting to fall apart for the the OP... this isn't sexy. It's just awkward. The Ohio Players themselves are standing around looking suave and sophisticated. But the completely naked woman doesn't seem suave at all. She seems tense and edgy. She's probably cold. And so is this rather misogynistic cover.
Lass-Ay-Lay-Dee: A slight return to form as we're back to fashion-magazine photography. A lighter-skinned than normal girl, not quite erotic but attractive still, in a limousine. I guess; I'm not really a car person. Oh, and by the way... god-awful album name.
Everybody Up: This one is just... so wrong. For so many reasons. Okay, the seventies became the eighties. New era. But this is a strangely sporty cover where the others have been about sophistication, and the logo is hideous. I mean the one in the corner, not the one on her chest - but that one's not much better, really. There's no fantasy here. Her nipples are quite plainly visible, and she's some girl you could meet down at the park, not a creature from the catwalks of Paris. Boo.
Tenderness: By now, the Ohio Players clearly have no idea what they're doing beyond 'girl on the cover'. This is a nice enough cover, a retro vibe all done up in white. She might be a 'flapper', if I had any idea what that word meant. But it's like it belongs to another band. Or maybe this is like an album filled with Rodgers and Hart covers.
Ouch!: All in all, the number of unattractive Ohio Players album covers is actually larger than the number of classics. I needn't have gotten 'comprehensive', right? Anyway, this woman is naked but for some red shiny thing, and she's removing a band-aid from her ass.. And I'm sorry that sentence was so vulgar. But it's merely a blunt description of the horribly vulgar cover above, with a woman clearly saying 'oooh' as opposed to 'ouch', and not even the tiniest bit sexy.
Graduation: A slight return to form, in that it has that 'vintage' feel, but it's still not alluring. She's got her mortarboard. And a bullhorn? Wait, is that the girl from Everybody Up? Took her long enough to graduate. Kanye West's bear was sexier.
Back: 'Back' as in 'a return after a four-year absence', and 'back' as in the part of a woman you can see above. She's covered in spools and spools of magnetic tape. And yet this is probably the most attractive Ohio Players cover since Jass-Ay-Lay-Dee, ten years before. I wonder if it's Baldy, perchance?


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(RNN) How do you follow a masterpiece like Sharknado?
What could possibly rival the Syfy network's viral phenomenon that featured a smorgasbord of B-list actors being eaten alive by giant sharks swirled inland by a killer tornado?
Ladies and gentlemen, we give you Ghost Shark, premiering Thursday, Aug. 22.
Syfy believes the new movie could exceed the cable-tastic numbers put up by their previous film, whose audience grew with each successive showing, topping out at close to 2 million.
The plot is stark, simple and … delightfully stupid:
A shark murdered by a fisherman returns from the dead to haunt – and eat – its human enemies. The toothy killer's targets are not safe in the ocean, the swimming pool or even in the bathtub.
In hopes of reigniting the social media chain-lighting that swept Sharknado to instantaneous infamy, scenes of spectacular gore will include prompts encouraging fans to tweet of the wonder they are beholding. Viewers will be asked to recount their own ghostly - and sharkly - experiences.
Syfy will feature all-day shark programming leading up to the premiere.
A Syfy executive called Michael Engelman believes the network that also gave us Arachnoquake and Sharktopus can capitalize on the momentum created by Sharknado to push Ghost Shark to stratospheric viewership.
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As is almost always the case with the final season of a popular TV show, Nashville is getting ready to bring back some characters for a farewell tour in its last batch of episodes.
Most recently, a promo teased the possible return of Rayna Jaymes (Connie Britton) in some sort of dream or hallucination of Deacon's (Charles Esten). The shot was so out of focus that it's impossible to tell if we'll actually see her, but some reassuring words from showrunner Marshall Herskovitz have given us a smidgen of hope that she could be back.
"Let's just say people will be seen again," Herskovitz told TV Guide. "More than that I shouldn't say, but some great, familiar faces will be seen again."
No one's face could be as great as Rayna's, but as we reflect back on the series, there are a couple people we'd like to see return, if only briefly. Teddy Conrad (Eric Close), Daphne's (Maisy Stella) biological dad would be a nice throwback, since he's been in jail since Season 4, but it might also be nice to hear what ever became of Layla Grant (Aubrey Peeples) or Zoey Dalton (Chaley Rose)!
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Moore et al., 1995 (1)
N=97, 4 years, Follow-up: to 1st grade
Children with low levels of PA gained more fat, but not strong
Luepker et al., 1996 (2)
N=4,019, 3rd-5th graders, Follow-up: 2 years
CATCH school-based intervention did not affect adiposity
Nader et al., 1999 (3)
N=3,714, 3rd, 5th, 8th graders, Follow-up: 3rd, 5th, 8th grade
Berkey et al., 2000 (4)
N=10,769, 57% F, 9-14 years, 94% white, Follow‑up: 1
Small estimated changes in BMI
OLoughlin, 2000 (5)
N=2,951, 51% F, 10.3 years, Follow‑up: 1 and 2 years
Suggest role for PA in prevention of excess weight gain
Berkey et al., 2003 (6)
N=10,896, 57% F, 9-14 years, 94% white, Follow‑up: 1
Bogaert et al., 2003 (7)
N=59 49% F, 6-9 years, Follow-up: 1 year
No correlation between time in PA and BMI
Crocker et al., 2003 (8)
N=631, 100% F, 15-16 years, Follow-up: 1 year
Low correlation between PA and BMI
Moore et al., 2003 (9)
N=103, 3-5 years, Follow-up: 8 years
Children with high levels of PA had less fat and lower BMI
Stevens et al., 2004 (10)
N=454, 49% F, 7.5±0.6 years, 100% American Indian,
Follow‑up: 3 years
Higher PA associated with lower percent fat in normal weight but
not in overweight
Elgar et al., 2005 (11)
N=355, 55% F, 11-14 years, Follow-up: 4 years
PA predicted change in BMI over time
Jago et al., 2005 (12)
N=133, 51% F, 3-4 years, 37% white, 37% AA, 26% Hispanic
Stronger impact of TV viewing than PA on BMI
Kettaneh et al., 2005 (13)
N=436, 49% F, 8-18 years, Follow-up: 2 years
Small effect of PA on adiposity measures in females, not males
Monda & Popkin, 2005 (14)
N=1,175, 46% F, 9.7±2.2 years, 100% Asian, Follow‑up:
3 years
Results indicate interaction of PA and inactivity as risk factors
for overweight
Gidding et al., 2006 (15)
N=585, 45% F, 8-10 years, Follow-up: 3 years
Non-significant trend for lower BMI and time spent in intense
Mundt et al., 2006 (16)
N=217, 52% F, 8-15 years, 89% white, Follow‑up: 7 years
PA level negatively associated with fat mass development in males,
not in Females
Rosenberg et al., 2006 (17)
N=1,083, 47% F, 4th-5th grade, 85% white, Follow‑up: 2
No relationship between active commuting and BMI change
Yang et al., 2006 (18)
N=1,319, 53% F, 9-39 years, Follow-up: 21 years
High levels of PA during youth associated with lower waist
circumference in adult Females, not Males
Ekelund et al., 2007 (19)
N=28, 17-21 years, Follow-up: 4 years
Small percentage of variance in fat mass change explained by PA
change in normal weight group
Li et al., 2007(20)
N=210, 54% F, 9-11 years, Follow-up: 8 months
Mixed results, small differences, perhaps a sex difference
OBrien et al., 2007 (21)
N=653, 2-12 years, Follow-up: 10 years
Children with more PA and less TV were less likely to be
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. 11, 2012 (HealthDay News) -- Surgeons aged 35 to 50 provide the safest care for patients, a new study suggests.
The findings raise concerns about ongoing training and motivation of surgeons during their careers, according to the researchers at the University of Lyon in France.
They analyzed data from 3,574 thyroidectomies (removal of the thyroid gland) by 28 surgeons at five French hospitals over a one-year period. The average age of the surgeons was 41 and they had an average of 10 years of experience.
The researchers looked at the rates of two major complications 48 hours and at least six months after surgery: permanent recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy (severe hoarseness) and hypoparathyroidism (damage to the parathyroid glands that results in low calcium levels, cramping and twitching).
The results showed that patients had a higher risk of permanent complications when their procedure was performed by inexperienced surgeons or those with 20 or more years of experience. Surgeons aged 35 to 50 with five to 20 years of experience had better outcomes than those who were younger or older.
Other unknown or unexamined factors may explain part of the variation in patient complication rates, the researchers noted. However, they said their findings suggest that surgeons' performance can vary over the course of a career and that surgeons cannot achieve or maintain optimal performance simply by accumulating experience.
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Code Monkey is funny but has some bad language, so I won't put that one on.
So here's one of my old favs:
Yeah, it's still zombies, but pretty darn catchy. And ghoulish. And yet sweet.
Happy All Hallows Eve!
The Spide
"And they all lived happily ever after" for about two minutes. Welcome to my imagination's playhouse. Far horizons beckon, upward limits grow fuzzy.
Addere cochlearium in omnia mentis,
est intelligendum amphorarum numero,
et sextam partem oephi et sudore.
(Into everything, add a spoonful of intellect,
an ounce of understanding, and a gallon of sweat.)
--H. Linn Murphy
With a heart harder than any ruby, Bernadette abandons her stepchildren to a life on the streets of London. Sarah and Josiah are forced to make their living by dragging flotsam from the banks of the Thames to sell for food. Sarah cares for several street urchins, while her young brother goes to work for a gang, cleaning chimneys and acting as a paid mourner-both covers for a theft ring.
Handsome law clerk Andrew Witherwood seems to be Sarah's champion, despite the fact that Bernadette has retained his services. When rumors of the ruby resurface, greedy treasure hunters will stop at nothing to get their hands on it. Kidnapping, theft, betrayal, and murder are all on the table. Sarah must find someone she can trust before it's too late.
When champion barrel racer Tamsin Tucker is seriously injured at a rodeo, her whole world crashes around her. She is abandoned in a tiny Utah town, where her leg is amputated to save her life. Tamsin's horse is gone, she has no family, and she feels God has forsaken her. Prospects are bleak.
Through what she later realizes is divine intervention, Tamsin finds friendship with her nurse, Sarah, and Travis Mayfield, the handsome doctor who saves her life. Sarah has her own problems, but a faith that Tamsin can't deny. Travis has ghosts of his own and must learn to trust in God as well.
Getting on her feet isn't going to be easy for Tamsin. But with a newfound purpose, the help of friends, a man who adores her, and the matchless love of her Heavenly Father, she will forge a new life.
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Medicine & Healthcare in Ghana by Arman Singh
As soon as I graduated from university in Canada, I had big aspirations of going off to medical school and becoming a doctor right away. I had never really thought about the fact that I didn't have any experience in the medical field and had never experienced what it was like to work in a hospital. So when I found out I wouldn't be able to enter medical school immediately after graduating, I was unsure of what to do with my upcoming gap year. Thankfully, after taking a little time to gather my thoughts, I realized that this would be a perfect opportunity to see if medicine was the right field for me and at the same time gain some worldly experience.
After doing some research online, I found Projects Abroad and was very impressed by the volunteer stories I read online. After reading all the positive reviews on Ghana – the kind, English-speaking locals, warm weather, and laid back attitude; as well as the overall experience of living in an up-and-coming developing country – I decided to jump in and sign up for one month of the Medicine Project in Cape Coast.
Arriving in Accra, Ghana
Upon landing in Accra, I was greeted by the muggy heat and commotion of the airport, but was immediately made comfortable by Nyame, the Projects Abroad staff member. He gave me my Fante name "Kofi", for being born on Friday. After spending the night in a hostel, I woke up the next morning, met another incoming volunteer from Holland, and began the three hour journey to Cape Coast in a bumpy tro-tro. The ride to Cape Coast was an equal mix of me admiring the lush vegetation of the country and half me being terrified of the aggressive driving of all the Ghanaians on the road!
As soon as I arrived in Cape Coast, I was transferred to the care of another Projects Abroad staff member, Peter, who took me and my fellow volunteer on our induction tour. We were taken to exchange money, get SIM cards for our phones (so we could text and even use data all month – there were WhatsApp messaging groups for volunteers to coordinate events and trips and Projects Abroad employees to ensure everything was running smoothly), and shown how to get around town, and all the cool restaurants and bars to hang out at.
I was amazed at how friendly people were in the streets, with a small smile or nod often being returned by an enthusiastic wave or huge grin, a welcome change from the cool atmosphere of Vancouver. I was made at home by my host mother Tina, who would consistently prepare a great mix of western food and Ghanaian dishes. Over the course of my trip I came to the conclusion that my favourite meals were chicken with jollof rice and red red with fried plantains.
I had arrived on a Friday, so I had to wait until Monday to begin my placement at Cape Coast Teaching Hospital. After meeting the head of the hospital and touring the different wards, I received my placements for my project and was ready to begin working the next day.
Volunteering at Cape Coast Teaching Hospital
My first week was spent in the paediatric ward. On my first day we began with a ward presentation on sickle-cell anaemia and foetal hypoglycaemia, presented by some of the medical students to their peers, nurses, doctors, and the head of the ward. I was extremely impressed with how well educated and articulated the students and other staff were. Furthermore, as I would learn over and over again, the students and staff were eager to share their vast knowledge of different diseases and their symptoms and treatments with myself and the other volunteers.
My role in paediatrics was more observational, going on ward rounds with the other volunteers and students, but I still learned a great deal. I was able to witness a variety of interesting cases, from babies with malaria and pneumonia, to toddlers having seizures. I also saw diseases which I had never seen in Canada, like Hirsprung's disease, impetigo, and tuberculosis. I was taught how to interpret x-rays and how the doctors treated the various diseases seen.
My next week was spent in the surgical wards. I began with ward rounds with Dr. Ampong, a young doctor who took me under his wing and taught me a great deal about urology. Under his supervision I was even able to set up IV's for some patients. The next day he took me to the monthly mortality meeting, where I was able to meet the heads of surgery, Dr. Morna and Dr. Rahman, who went out of their way to approach me and get to know me, as the lone foreigner in their meeting. Dr. Morna was even kind enough to give me some instruction on how to get into the surgical theatre to view surgeries occurring. That week I was extremely lucky to view a few surgeries performed by the steady hands of Dr. Nortey. I would never have had the opportunity to experience this in Canada, and it was an amazing day for me.
My last two weeks were spent in the ever-eventful accident & emergency department, where I believe I learned the most out of any ward. While overwhelming and hectic at first, I grew to love the commotion here, as the staff often depended on us volunteers to help them keep things running smoothly. I often took the vital signs of incoming patients, checking their blood pressure, blood sugar, heart rate, etc., and then prioritizing them for how fast they needed to be treated. It was nice to be given responsibility after earning the doctors and nurses' trust by working hard.
Other highlights included helping casting broken limbs with the orthopaedic specialist, cleaning dirty wounds with the nurses, and observing the many different cases that came in. I saw a boy having a sickle-cell crisis, a few gruesome victims of car accidents, and even saw a few people pass away in my time at A&E. Overall it was a very meaningful experience, and I am lucky to have been able to learn from the knowledgeable and friendly medical professionals at the hospital.
Working on medical outreaches
Our work wasn't limited to the hospital though. Every Wednesday we would travel to local villages, where we would perform medical outreaches for the villagers. These days consisted of checking the vital signs of locals, in order to screen them for various diseases such as diabetes and malaria. Seeing the smiling faces of the villagers was a very rewarding experience. We also alternated attending a leprosy camp, where we would clean and redress the patients' wounds. It was a tough day each time we went but it felt good to help, and the patients were genuinely very thankful for us being there.
Socialising and travelling in Ghana
Lastly, I should mention that my time in Ghana wasn't just spent working! In fact, the trip was so much more than that. There was a large group of other volunteers in Cape Coast with me, including my two roommates – the majority of which were also in the medical programme. We were always hanging out after work, going for dinners or drinks, and exploring together. Almost every weekend a trip was organized to a different part of Ghana, be it national parks, or beach towns for surfing, or the capital city Accra to shop. I met a diverse group of friends from all over the world and still keep in touch with them to this day.
Overall, I am extremely thankful I was able to travel to Ghana with Projects Abroad. I learned a great deal about medicine and was able to confirm that this is in fact the correct career choice for myself. On top of that I am thankful for the friendships I made with the other volunteers, the locals, and my host family and am sad that I had to leave and head back home!
Arman Singh
Ce témoignage est basé sur l'expérience unique d'un volontaire à un certain moment donné. Nos projets s'adaptent constamment aux besoins locaux, ils évoluent au fur et à mesure que des volontaires s'impliquent et s'adaptent aux saisons, ainsi votre expérience sur place pourra être différente de celle décrite ici. Pour en savoir plus sur cette mission, vous pouvez consulter la page de ce projet ou bien contacter l'un de nos conseillers de volontaires.


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Less than a fortnight ago, we wrote an article on "How to Survive the Apocalypse" using many of the air and water filters that we sell. In it, we wrote this sage advice:
"Don't wait until it's too late, folks. If you call us the day after the apocalypse, we probably won't be working. Play it safe and stock up on these filters now, so you'll know how to survive the apocalypse when and if that day comes."
We hope some Boston residents heeded our advice.
Sure, we didn't coin the term "aquapocalypse" that is making its rounds in articles, tweets and status updates across the Internet, but all of the advice we gave on how to survive the apocalypse still stands.
So, how did the Boston aquapocalypse occur? A collar connecting two major water pipes ruptured on Saturday. The water being sent to many Boston-area homes was not safe as a result, and state officials urged residents to boil their tap water. The water was reported to be safe for bathing in and doing dishes, but not consuming.
As a result of the water crisis, many residents of Boston and its surrounding cities made a run for bottled water at stores. The demand for the bottled water was so great that many consumers fought over the liquid.
While it's not a funny situation by any means, it is ironic that Concord, MA — about 18 miles away from Boston — has banned the sale of bottled water, starting in 2011. Adding further to the irony of the situation is that the aquapocalypse should come during National Drinking Water Week.
The writers of Universal Hub, a blog about all-things Boston, chose to make light of the situation as well. Adam Gaffin, the founder of the blog, worked with designer Holly Gordon to create an "I Survived the Aquapocalypse" logo. You can wear your survival like a badge of honor on a t-shirt, or you can purchase a coffee mug or mousepad bearing the logo.
The term aquapocalypse is pretty humorous, and we have to admit that our "How to Survive the Apocalypse" article was a bit tongue-in-cheek. But there's no denying that many of the emergency water filters we wrote about in that article would be put to good use in Boston right now..


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Consensus Report
Delta Waters: Research to Support Integrated Water and Environmental Management in the Lower Mississippi River (2013)Water Science and Technology Board
Each report is produced by a committee of experts selected by the Academy to address a particular statement of task and is subject to a rigorous, independent peer review; while the reports represent views of the committee, they also are endorsed by the Academy. Learn more on our expert consensus reports.
Concerns about hurricane protection and ecological health in the lower Mississippi River delta have grown in the 21st century, as ongoing challenges have been compounded by events including Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and the Deepwater Horizon explosion. The Water Institute of the Gulf was established in Baton Rouge in 2011 to provide scientific and engineering advice to the state of Louisiana for a variety of coastal restoration, ecosystem management, and hurricane protection projects. The scientific capacity that the Water Institute will build is envisioned to eventually serve communities throughout the lower Mississippi River delta, as well as in large deltaic river systems in other parts of the world. This report from the National Research Council is designed to guide the Water Institute's strategic planning process by identifying research alternatives and opportunities for the Water Institute. The report promotes a systematic human and environmental systems approach to scientific research that supports integrated water and environmental resources management.


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TUESDAY, May 24, 2011 (HealthDay News) -- Exercising more and smoking less are two of the main reasons why residents of Minneapolis-St. Paul find their city is now the top-ranked in the United States for healthy living.
Every year, the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) ranks the 50 healthiest and fittest metropolitan areas in the United States, using the American Fitness Index (AFI). Although kicking the habit was a big part of why the Twin Cities unseated Washington D.C. from the No. 1 spot in 2011, moderate-to-low rates of chronic health problems such as obesity, asthma, heart disease and diabetes also factored into the city's high score (77.2 out of 100 possible points).
Moreover, Minneapolis-St. Paul's percentage of park land is above average, as is its share of recreational facilities. More farmers markets also popped up in the city this past year. These trends tend to indicate residents there are moving towards healthier lifestyles and eating habits, the ACSM noted.
Trailing behind Minneapolis-St. Paul to round out the AFI's top five slots are the following cities:
- Washington D.C., with a score of 76.8
- Boston, with a score of 69.1
- Portland, Ore., with a score of 67.7
- Denver, with a score of 67.6
At the opposite end of the index, Memphis, Tenn., Louisville, Ken. and Oklahoma City ranked lowest. The cities received scores of 32.9, 29 and 24.6, respectively.
Still, the report noted that whether they landed at the top of the list or at the bottom, each city had its strengths and weaknesses when it comes to health and fitness.
"The scores and rankings from the report indicate which metro areas are more fit, and which ones are less fit," Walter Thompson, chair of the AFI advisory board, said in an ACSM news release. "Although Minneapolis ranked first, there is room for improvement. At the same time, even the lowest-ranked areas have healthy residents and community resources supporting health and fitness."
Thompson added the report should serve as either a needed wake-up call or a source of positive re-enforcement for city leaders.
"A regular, scientific evaluation of the infrastructure, community assets, policies and opportunities which encourage healthy and fit lifestyles is imperative for cities wishing to provide a high quality of life for residents," Thompson said. "Community health leaders and advocates in each metro area can use the AFI data report to easily identify their strengths and areas of opportunity."
"There are no quick fixes when it comes to improving the health of an entire metro area," Dr. Wesley Wong, a member of the AFI advisory board, said in the news release.
More information
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers a wide array of tips on healthy living.


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May 7, 2009
UCLA head coach Rick Neuheisel, former UCLA All-America safety and two-time Super Bowl champion James Washington and the members of the Bruin coaching staff will be holding a free football clinic at Los Angeles Southwest College on Saturday, May 23. The clinic will be held in the football stadium.
Sponsored by Washington's 'Shelter 37' Foundation, 'Back to the Basics' is a free one-day football boot camp for youth from grades five through eight(as of Fall '09).
Enrollment is limited to 500. Campers will learn skills and drills from Neuheisel, the Bruin staff and Washington and will also receive a free T-shirt and a free box lunch.
Registration begins at 8:30 am and instruction is from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Coach Neuheisel will address the campers at the end of the session and lunch will follow.
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Arranmore Island
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The island lies 3 miles off Burtonport and can be accessed by ferry boats that run daily all year. There are two larger ferries that can accommodate vehicles up to 128 feet long in addition to foot passengers, as well as a smaller "fast ferry" which can accommodate only foot passengers. Travel time on the larger ferries is around 15-20 minutes, while the fast ferry travels from port to port in about 5 minutes. The two larger ferries are owned by separate companies and as such, if you travel to the island on one boat, you must return to the mainland on the same vessel or you will be charged twice. As of Summer 2009, the current rate per person is €15 and can be paid either at the ticket office in Burtonport or while on the ferry in-transit. However, if you travel to the island during after hours, the price will likely be higher and can cost €50.
If you leave your vehicle behind at the Burtonport pier, parking is limited, but free. On a particularly busy day, it is possible that you may be "boxed-in" by other parked cars if they do not leave you enough room, so plan accordingly. While no official security for parked cars is provided, the parking area is within close view of both ferries when they are docked and locals and ferry operators alike will not allow suspicious behavior to go unquestioned.
The trip to the island affords spectacular views, passing a number of small islands before crossing a stretch of open Atlantic water. Carrickfin International Airport is about 25 minutes by car from the Burtonport pier and there is accessibility provided by private coaches from Galway/Dublin/Belfast.
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Walking is usually sufficient for travel to any destination on the island, and if necessary, there is a local taxi service and occasional community bus available, details of which can be obtained locally.
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Journalists constantly struggle to go beyond the official spin and report on a deeper level about government actions.
It's a daily fight, one in which we need to be ever diligent against getting snowed by officials and falling into the role of stenographers rather than independent reporters. All of us, me included, can find ourselves regretful when we learn that the bureaucratic rhetoric we reported turns out to be far from reality.
That's why the best reporting tracks government action by document rather than lip service. It's why obtaining government communications is a vital and why I have dedicated my 2012 columns to the obtaining public officials' e-mails and texts.
Today, rather than write this column, I am going to let the bureaucrats write it. What follows are city of Oakland e-mails obtained under the Public Records Act in which top officials discuss Occupy Oakland and the tent city that sprang up last year outside City Hall. City officials' attempts to oust the protesters and the violent response that followed helped turn Oakland into an epicenter of the national Occupy movement. The emails' writers include public relations people, lawyers, and top police officials, including a deputy police chief, Jeffrey Israel, who has since been demoted to captain.
These were the people assigned to decide how to deal with protesters and shape the city's image under an increasingly glaring spotlight. With the help of database producer Daniel J. Willis and as part of our commitment to digital journalism, I begin today a three-part series comprised of emails written by and to Oakland bureaucrats as more and more people poured into Frank H. Ogawa Plaza.
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To: Susan Piper, Karen Boyd
CC: Reygan Harmon, Johnna Watson, Cynthia Perkins
Sent: Tue 10/11/2011 8:52 AM
Subject: RE: Ally Rasmussen from KTVU calling re how long we are going to allow protestors to stay in the Plaza
Our media plan so far is to not provide voice or on-camera statements as to not make the story bigger or more attractive to air. If the requested answer or statement is not contained in the body below, we are not currently providing it:
Question: How long does Oakland/OPD plan on allowing protestors to camp?
Our goal is to facilitate peaceful assemblies. Often, law-enforcement activity, no matter how minor, is seen as highly adversarial in these situations. We will continue to weigh the need to cite citizens for minor infractions against their overall need and right to assemble peacefully in a public place.
Last week, following protests in other U.S. cities, the Oakland Police Department learned that a similar "Occupy Oakland" event was planned for Monday October 10, 2011, at 4:00 PM, in Frank Ogawa Plaza. In order to facilitate a peaceful assembly, the Department attempted to establish communications with a planning group this past Saturday. The group lacks any centralized organization or formal leadership and efforts at establishing communication failed. We had hoped to learn the group's intent and objective in order to craft an operations plan to facilitate both their and the public's needs.
Last night, approximately 500 citizens peacefully gathered. The crowd diminished to about 150 by 8:00pm. Approximately 20 tents remained occupied overnight. There have been no reports of disturbances requiring police intervention.
What is the City's/OPD's plan?
The Oakland Police Department will continue to facilitate peaceful gatherings and marches. The intent of the Oakland Police Department is to uphold constitutional rights and facilitate the 1st Amendment right of free speech.
– We will facilitate any peaceful demonstrations or marches as long as it does not disrupt traffic or intersections.
– We will protect life, property and maintain public peace and order for all involved.
– We will proactively and repeatedly make every reasonable attempt to establish and maintain dialogue to facilitate the peaceful expression of speech and right to assembly.
– Oakland Municipal Code prohibits occupying parks at night, but at this time we continue to assess and weigh the need to cite citizens for minor infractions against their overall need and right to assemble peacefully in a public place.
– In the event specific individuals in a crowd engage in illegal behavior, we will assess the need to arrest the individual(s) based on the seriousness of the crime or danger to public safety.
How many officers are assigned to this event?
We do not expect any problems associated with this group, however, contingency plans have been made in order to quickly, effectively, and efficiently respond should the need arise.
To: Arturo Sanchez, Sharon Cornu, Susan Piper, Karen Boyd, Michelle Taylor-Lloyd, Derin Minor, Richard Cowan, Aliza Gallo
Sent: Tue 10/11/2011 9:27 AM
Subject: Occupy Oakland
Good morning folks,
Do we have a position or statement regarding the encampment in the plaza? Are we in solidarity? Do they have a right to be there as long as they want? Are there any ordinances that prohibit their actions? We just want to be prepared in case we get calls. We've only received one so far.
From: Sharon Cornu
To: Albert Lujan, Arturo Sanchez, Susan Piper, Karen Boyd, Michelle Taylor-Lloyd, Derin Minor, Richard Cowan, Aliza Gallo
CC: Ellen Dillard
Sent: Tue 10/11/2011 9:27 AM
Subject: RE: Occupy Oakland
The activity is protected and to the best of my knowledge we have not had incidents. I stopped by on the way out last night and we have many friends in the crowd. If people call, you can say:
– it's happening here like it is in many other cities across the county (NY, DC, LA, Boston)
– OPD is monitoring it closely but has instructions to respect the First Amendment
– We checked and the protesters are respecting the historic Plaza Tree
– Congresswoman Lee has sent a support statement
– The fastest way to send a comment to Mayor Quan is tovisit her website at www.oaklandnet.com/contactmayor.asp
To: Deanna Santana, Alexandra Orologas
CC: Brooke Levin, Jeffrey Israel, Christopher Bolton
Sent: Wed 10/12/2011 9:04 AM
Subject: Occupy Wall Street
I spoke with both Brooke and DC Israel this morning. The Occupy Wallstreet group has no centralized leadership. As a result it will be difficult to communicate with them about policies and rules. Brooke, Derin, and I will be walking the encampment at 9:15. What I recommend is that we issue a flyer advising them of some basic rules. I have prepared a draft flyer which I would like to hand out before 11 am today. I believe it covers the basics and does so in a non-confrontational way. I will proceed on this track unless you believe it not to be appropriate.
To: Jeffrey Israel, Derin Minor
CC: Brooke Levin, Alexandra Orologas
Sent: Wed 10/12/2011 1:02 PM
Subject: the finalized finalized flyer
The flyer will be delivered shortly to information desk. It has a deadline of 4pm for them to take down things tied to light posts and or other city equipment.
If items are not down can some of your staff take them down? Should untie and leave folded neatly near the area. If they are in process of taking down lets make sure it is down. Thanks.
DC Israel,
Can we make sure OPD Officer is there to assure staff safety? Thanks!
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Jeffrey Israel, Derin Minor
CC: Brooke Levin, Alexandra Orologas, Karen Boyd, Susan Piper
Sent: Wed 10/12/2011 1:31 PM
Subject: RE: the finalized finalized flyer
The individual with the other tarp appears unwilling tot take down their tarp. We may have to cut it down but it will likely lead to confrontation. Open to peoples input as to whether this is track we want to go.
From: Jeffrey Israel
To: Arturo Sanchez
Sent: Wed 10/12/2011 2:54 PM
Subject: RE: the finalized finalized flyer
This is a policy decision by the administration. However, if directives are not followed and there are no consequences it is likely seen as an opportunity to do whatever. On the flip side, we have to pick our battles. We could issue a verbal warning. Then come back in a few hours and offer him another opportunity to take it down. We can ensure an officer with a camera records everything.
To: Serge Babka
CC: Steven Tull
Sent: Thu 10/13/2011 8:45 AM
Subject: 150 Frank Ogawa plaza
Today, 13 Oct 2011, I visited Frank Ogawa Plaza and walked onto the grassy area of the park. I was chatting with some of the protesters when I was confronted by a small group of participants. The group said that they had establish a "counsel" of their tent city and that I was violating their law. The police were not allowed on the grass area without permission.. When I declined the request to leave the park, they tried to summon their security forces who were apparently still sleeping. The unidentified "counsel member" implied that they would remove officers by force if their new city was invaded and we needed to ask permission to enter the park.
I mention this as a possible officer safety hazard and that some of the protesters are craving confrontation with the police regardless if any enforcement action is being taken. The majority of these folks seem nice but some are not. FYI
To: Derin Minor, Brooke Levin, Steven Tull
CC: Alexandra Orologas, Jeffrey Israel, Anthony Batts, Howard Jordan, Mark Hoffmann, Deanna Santana, Sharon Cornu, Lewis Cohen
Sent: Thu 10/13/2011 9:21 AM
Subject: Camp update and walkthrough
A brief update:
The camp increase by about 15-17 tents (by my count), they generally abided by sound restrictions not using amplified sound until after 5pm but hey did not get a permit. There remains one tarp that I asked to have taken down up in its place. The location now looks a lot better as they have removed the cardboard and plastic from the bench area. I am generally not happy about the tarp being tied to the poles, but I will defer to facilities staff as to whether we push this issue or not. From my perspective it may not be the issue over which we would want to push a confrontation. A confrontation now may provide more reason for them to act out on Saturday when there may be more anarchists and or people here.
Generally the park from my window looks clean but it is difficult to tell how much of that is due to Derin's crews, which I have seen out on the plaza very early everyday, or the work of the camp folks.
Items that remain of concern to me:
1. The cooking tent. I am asking OFD to take a look to make sure everything looks safe. The last thing I want is for there to be a fire.
2. The tree. I think we should try and take a closer look to make sure it is still ok.
3. Port-a-potty's the location has not been changed, we need to see if we can get folks who donated them to relocate them. I am also not sure they are bng serviced.
4. Condition of the grass and the park. The grass is being significantly damaged. They have laid down pallets to walk in certain areas.
5. Saturday's march to the plaza. If there is a march and there are significant numbers of folks the hope would be that it remains peaceful.
I am meeting a fire inspector and facilities folks at 9:30 to conduct a perimeter walk, look at tree, and hopefully make sure cooking tent is safe.
Thanks again for all your help and support on this matter.
To: Arturo Sanchez
CC: Deanna Santana
Sent: Thu 10/13/2011 8:00 PM
Subject: Occupation
Reviewed the plan with the Mayor. She is concerned about perception of clampdown, creating martyrs. I believe she called DJS directly.
Lech Walesa coming to NYC!
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Sharon Cornu
CC: Deanna Santana
Sent: Thu 10/13/2011 10:23 PM
Subject: Re: Occupation
We are concerned about perception too. I think Deanna and mayor are on same page based on your email. In today's discussion Deanna was keenly aware of those same perceptions.
The toothless VS heavy handed issue may be a problem
If they don't leave my sense is we will need to make plan to break camp, but too many factors remain undetermined (will people naturally disperse after Saturday? Will action either tomorrow or Saturday force our hand?)
I have given thought to notice and if we hand it out before we are ready we run risk of appearing toothless. So we may need to revisit timing. How much notice is too much notice? How much is not enough? I'm inclined to give 24 hrs. But anything we hand out will be given to media.
No I do not believe this would be perceived as eviction… Police action yes eviction no, at least not yet give them a month… Then yes.
They make decisions by taking issues to the general assembly which takes place at 7 or 8pm. The entire community votes. Majority rules except vetoes can cause deliberation to be continued next day.
Committee leaders meet at 10 am I engage this smaller group ask to be added to agenda and participate… But anything I raise is taken to general assembly for vote.
I think city hall itself will be fine. 14th & broadway may be closed, & traffic a problem. I would only want her away from city hall so she does not on a whim decide to go walk in protest and engage in any way, as she may be apt to do.. (but that's a fear because she has historically been seen as pro demonstrator which in light of weeks press would exacerbate the problem perception)
To: Deanna Santana
CC: Susan Piper, Karen Boyd, Alexandra Orologas, Sharon Cornu, Jeffrey Israel, Steven Tull, Derin Minor
Sent: Fri 10/14/2011 9:04 AM
Subject: Camp morning update
I will be walking the perimeter with Derin at 915. At 10 am (or so it can start at 10:20 or 10:30) I will meet with committee group. The main item of concern is that we have one camper who has decided to tie their tarp to the Oakland Tree. I gave people in the camp a warning about it yesterday and I asked them to have the camper untie from the tree. In looking at the tree yesterday there appeared to be some minimal damage to the tree.
I intend to make one final request at the 10 am meeting. It is killing me that they have not untied it. I suggest that I will tell them that we are considering our options which may include untying it ourselves. We can discuss further at 12 today.
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Deanna Santana
CC: Susan Piper, Karen Boyd, Alexandra Orologas, Sharon Cornu, Jeffrey Israel, Steven Tull, Derin Minor
Sent: Fri 10/14/2011 9:38 AM
Subject: UPDATE: RE: Camp morning update
Upon closer inspection the tarp is not ties to the tree. It appears that they have abided by the restriction. Derin and I walked the perimeter there is some graffiti (whether attributable to protesters or not cannot be confirmed). There is a couch which I will ask to have removed and the area seems to be kept clean.
It appears to have increased by at least 6-8 small tents. They are running out of space upon which to camp.
From: Susan Piper
To: Arturo Sanchez
Sent: Fri 10/14/2011 9:40 AM
Subject: RE: UPDATE: RE: Camp morning update
I am sure you thanked them for looking our for "our tree". Maybe the lack of space will contain the situation?
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Susan Piper
Sent: Fri 10/14/2011 9:46 AM
Subject: RE: UPDATE: RE: Camp morning update
I have been thanking them for all the good things they do.
Who knows. We will see.
To: Brooke Levin
CC: Karen Boyd, Deanna Santana, Howard Jordan, Jeffrey Israel, Arturo Sanchez, Cynthia Perkins, Johnna Watson, Susan Piper, Susan Shelton
Sent: Fri 10/14/2011 4:20 PM
Subject: RE: Message from City of Oakland re: Planned Demonstrations this Afternoon and Tomorrow
I just had a visit from Jack Kurzweil who is representing the group Move on.Org which has an event scheduled for tomorrow at FHOP.
Jack and several of his colleagues came into my office to modify their request to use the Plaza tomorrow. They do not want to be affiliated with the Occupy Oakland participants. They informed us that they initially met with the "group" to have a unified event and use of space but they have had no success coming to a mutual understanding or agreement.
They have requested to relocate their event to the space between Dalziel and the Clay Street Garage. The time will remain the same and they will have their own porta-potties delivered to the area behind City Hall. They have a generator for power and plan to remove all of their own debris and recyclables.
I approved their request to modify their event location within the plaza. Just wanted to let you know.
To: Deanna Santana, Howard Jordan, Jeffrey Israel, Steven Tull, Mike Reilly, Alexandra Orologas
Sent: Sat 10/15/2011 8:18 AM
Subject: Camp grew…
Camp grew count about 7 new tents
To: Howard Jordan
CC: Eric Breshears
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 8:23 AM
Subject: FOP protestors challenged OPD and prevented us from responding to a medical call in the plaza.
This is a log entry from last night at 10:20pm.
"Sgt. Yu, Officers Perea, Meyer (3A6), and Bowie (3L4) responded to FOP at the request of OFD who were handling a medical call of a protester that climbed upon a structure and fell 14′ below. As preplanned, officers staged and entered together leaving two officers at a distance as observers. The other two officers attempted to make way to OFD/Patient but were confronted with profanity, name calling, and chants. Phrases included Go Home, This is our house, You can't be here, and You are not coming inside. About 30 protesters formed a skirmish type line preventing officers from getting access to the OFD/Patient. OFD then canceled OPD assistance. The two officers were followed out of FOP will similar chants. OPD cleared w/o further incident. PDRDs were activated. MDT "officer safety" message was sent by 3L81 to BFO1 personnel, referencing the incident and required Sgt notification prior to respond to FOP."
This is a very dangerous situation and one that exposes the City to liability if another person needs our assistance and we cannot provide it. This will only get worse as they feel more empowered to challenge authority. I recommend that discussions begin to remove the campers from the plaza. Here is what I recommend:
1. City officials including Mayor and Council Members unite in their demand for all protestors to remove all personal property and vacate a defined area of the plaza so that it can be cleaned and maintained again for the free use by the rest of the public.
2. Discussions happen at any level possible with anyone that will listen. Record all conversations.
3. The City can designate a third of the plaza for overnight protestors but that is it.
4. Have the City consider involving the City Attorney's Office to evaluate the use of a civil restraining or stay away order.
5. Give them 4 hours to vacate the property.
6. Any property left in the areas designated for public use shall be removed and anyone interfering will be cited/arrested.
7. We do not need UCs for this. We have the people we need to handle this working tomorrow (PSO/CID/IAD). We can coordinate with PWA to remove the property that people refuse to remove. It will be treated as abandoned property once we give the order to remove it and no one claims it. We record everything.
8. I will request assistance from ACSO for mass arrest processing only. OPD will handle all of the physical arrests, if any.
9. We will plan for post-incident marches, protests, all week.
10. One consideration is if we wait until next week we are busy with the IMT visit.
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Howard Jordan, Deanna Santana
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 11:19 AM
Subject: RE: FOP protestors challenged OPD and prevented us from responding to a medical call in the plaza.
They are becoming increasingly more aggressive. To confirm your email yesterday, today there was more talk about training for human chain around plaza expecting confrontation, and they are arguing with each other now outside.
To: Serge Babka
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 12:23 2011
Subject: Occupy Oakland
On today's at about 0935 hrs, the Occupy Oakland group were involved in an argument over territory inside the plaza. OPD officers were in the area. Incident #297.
Currently, the group is at the north west corner of Broadway and 14th St. They are using a sound system thanking their supporters and singing.
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Steven Tull
CC: Jeffrey Israel
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 12:45 PM
Subject: Re: Occupy Oakland
It is too loud can we have Hui go by and ask then to turn it down?
From: Jeffrey Israel
To: Arturo Sanchez
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 1:17 PM
Subject: Re: Occupy Oakland
Did they lower it? You know they will not respond to the police at all.
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Jeffrey Israel
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 1:20 PM
Subject: Re: Occupy Oakland
They complied with 1pm restriction!!!
To: Arturo Sanchez, Howard Jordan, Eric Breshears, Deanna Santana, Mike Reilly
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 4:35 PM
Subject: Member of the media was just bit by a protestor's dog after he refused to leave the encampment area. Officer's are enroute.
This story could change but this is what I have as of right now.
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Jeffrey Israel, Howard Jordan, Eric Breshears, Deanna Santana, Mike Reilly
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 4:38 PM
Subject: RE: Member of the media was just bit by a protestor's dog after he refused to leave the encampment area. Officer's are enroute.
They were definitely being belligerent to the media and chanting to get rid of them. They have quieted down
From: Jeffrey Israel
To: Arturo Sanchez
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 4:40 PM
Subject: RE: Member of the media was just bit by a protestor's dog after he refused to leave the encampment area. Officer's are enroute.
Officers are on scene and asking for more units. Captain Tull is enroute there now. If it's true that anyone assaulted another person because they refused to leave the plaza then we should discuss the City's response. Liability for such acts, with no response from the City, is huge.
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Jeffrey Israel
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 4:46 PM
Subject: RE: Member of the media was just bit by a protestor's dog after he refused to leave the encampment area. Officer's are enroute.
Officers left. Wow flared up quickly.
What can you tell me about the reporter? Injuries? Damage?
Also MJQ wants us to tell the reporters that they cannot block the public right of way.
From: Jeffrey Israel
To: Arturo Sanchez
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 4:54 PM
Subject: RE: Member of the media was just bit by a protestor's dog after he refused to leave the encampment area. Officer's are enroute.
Media frequently block the public right of way. Is she sure she wants to go there?
I talked with Mike Bang from NBC. He saw what happened. "Ken" from KTVU approached the campground and a dog bit him. The campers then told Ken to leave (lots of profanity). Ken was bitten on the arm. Mike Bang told me that it was an accident and that the dog was not directed to bite Ken. However, we now have a vicious dog to deal with in the encampment.
Another note: the campers formed a skirmish line to prevent OPD from entering the plaza (50-75 people). This is the action we can expect every time OPD arrives on the scene. We can expect to be confronted and challenged every time we arrive to investigate a complaint. This leaves us unable to investigate anything in the plaza.
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Jean Quan
Sent: Mon 10/17/2011 4:56 PM
Subject: Fwd: Member of the media was just bit by a protestor's dog after he refused to leave the encampment area. Officer's are enroute.
To: Howard Jordan, Arturo Sanchez, Deanna Santana, Brooke Levin
CC: Eric Breshears
Sent: Tue 10/18/2011 10:35 AM
Subject: FW: Protest Alert! Oakland, CA..Tuesday, October 18, 2011..1700 to 2200 Hours..Occupy Oakland Queer March
Another two marches planned. This one for tonight at 5pm. This is a huge drain on our resources to fight crime. 20Oct11, Thursday is another one at 51st and Broadway for 3:30pm. Ops plans forthcoming.
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Jeffrey Israel, Howard Jordan, Deanna Santana
CC: Eric Breshears
Sent: Tue 10/18/2011 11:14 AM
Subject: RE: Protest Alert! Oakland, CA..Tuesday, October 18, 2011..1700 to 2200 Hours..Occupy Oakland Queer March
DC Israel,
One of the camp folks is up here talking to me and he is expressing a concern because the folks in the camp noticed a few officers staging near the camp, the folks raised their alarm bc they thought the officers were about to come in. I assume they were just doing a security check, and I informed the individual of this. I also explained that due to the reaction caused by the presence of officers the easiest time for them to conduct a security check is in the early am.
The concern expressed by the individual is that our position may have changed and he was wondering if we do decide to move in would we provide notice. I advised him our position has at this moment not changed and that if we determine to take action we will provide notice.
To: Announcements
Sent: Tue 10/18/2011 6:53 PM
Subject: Update on Occupy Oakland (with flyer)
Dear City Colleagues,
Many of you have been asking about Occupy Oakland, which began camping in Frank Ogawa Plaza last Monday. The City Administrator's Office has been communicating with the demonstrators on a regular basis through verbal interactions and written flyers establishing ground rules for use of the Plaza.
Demonstrators were initially cooperative, but the City has been growing increasingly concerned about public health, safety and crowd control issues. We appreciate that you and others have brought those concerns to our attention, and we are informing the demonstrators of our requirement to address those concerns as a condition of our peaceful coexistence.
Attached is the latest flyer being delivered to demonstrators this morning. We have also set up a section on our homepage where these instructions will be posted so that as participants join the demonstration they will have a place to reference the rules.
Our primary message to the demonstrators is that we need them to accommodate the needs of City employees, visitors, schools and the many public users of the Plaza and to ensure that the health, safety and crowd control issues are addressed.
If you have questions or concerns, please contact me or Arturo Sanchez at 238-7542.
To: Karen Boyd
CC: Deanna Santana, Howard Jordan, Arturo Sanchez
Sent: Tue 10/18/2011 2:39 PM
Subject: Costs for bay of rage march on Friday. $22,876
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To: Arturo Sanchez
Sent: Tue 10/18/2011 2:22 PM
Subject: Re: Snow PArk
Arturo: Can you also advise FOP that OPD will be facilitating a march at 5pm that starts at 14th and Broadway and that OPD is not assembling to take action against the plaza protestors. Thanks.
From: Arturo Sanchez
To: Arturo Sanchez
CC: Deanna Santana, Mike Reilly, Jeffrey Israel, Howard Jordan, Karen Boyd
Sent: Tue 10/18/2011 5:00 PM
Subject: Re: Snow PArk
The flyer did not go over well. They consider any OPD attempt to escort marchers an escalation. They indicated they have burned all notices and intend not to ever comply because the city has not asked for compliance but attempted to direct the occupation. "Any attempt to favilitate the march will be considered an escalation and lead to riots"
From: Jeffrey Israel
To: Arturo Sanchez, Deanna Santana, Mike Reilly, Karen Boyd, Howard Jordan
Sent: Tue 10/18/2011 5:07 PM
Subject: Re: Snow PArk
Well, "they" have now put the City on notice that even a peaceful facilitation of their rights will lead to a riot. We can either wait for the riot (which may never happen) or order them to cease their night time occupation and be ready to enforce the order including maintaining a heavy presence at the plaza and possibly other parks too. I think a rather firm message regarding riots must be communicated to them. Something along the order of telling them any such activity will compromise their current situation and end what has been a peaceful, almost symbiotic relationship with the City. We simply will not tolerate riots, vandalism, attempted riots, or violence towards the police.
From: Howard Jordan
To: Jeffrey Israel
CC: Arturo Sanchez, Deanna Santana, Mike Reilly, Karen Boyd
Sent: Tue 10/18/2011 5:12 PM
Subject: Re: Snow PArk
I agree, however, let's make sure have our resources in place.
To: Mayor's Staff, City Council, CAO Admin
Sent: Wed 10/19/2011 5:16 PM
Subject: IM Re: Occupy Oakland Concerns
Hon. Mayor and City Council,
Attached please find IM regarding Occupy Oakland flyer and concerns City will be expressing to the camp occupants. I have distributed the flyer to the camp folks. Please contact me if you have any questions. Thank you.
From: Pat Kernighan
To: Deanna Santana, Sharon Cornu, Susan Piper, Karen Boyd
CC: Arturo Sanchez
Sent: Wed 10/19/2011 5:43 PM
Subject: RE: IM Re: Occupy Oakland Concerns
Mayor Quan and City Administrator Santana,
I think the time has come to end the encampment on the Plaza. Your memos to the campers illustrate the range of public health and safety issues that have been occurring. I think the encampment served its purpose in drawing attention to national issues that many of us are also concerned about, but I don't think that maintaining this tent city in downtown Oakland is likely to have futher impact on Wall Street. Instead, it has become a serious blight in the middle of our downtown and is negatively impacting surrounding businesses and the legitimate activities of other Oaklanders. Perhaps most importantly, it is costing the City considerable money to manage. Surely there are other ways for peaceful protest that do not blight the heart of our downtown.
I am sure that the effort to evict the campers will not be easy and it must be done with great forethought. If you want to involve the Council in making the decision, please let me know.
Thank you for considering my thoughts on the matter.
From: Deanna Santana
To: Pat Kernighan, Sharon Cornu, Susan Piper, Karen Boyd
CC: Arturo Sanchez
Sent: Wed 10/19/2011 6:27 PM
Subject: RE: IM Re: Occupy Oakland Concerns
Thank you for your input….we are weighing our options heavily.
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The NCAA has zero tolerance for any gambling activities, whether by staff members of the athletics department or student-athletes. The UMBC Athletics Department has obligation to educate its staff members and student-athletes as to the potential for serious ramifications resulting from gambling-related activities. Staff members of the athletics department and student-athletes shall not participate in any gambling activity that involves intercollegiate or professional athletics, through a bookmaker, a parlay card or any other method employed by organized gambling.
Athletics Department staff and student-athletes may not become involved in the following activities:
a. Placing, accepting or soliciting a wager (on your own behalf or on the behalf of others) of any type with any individual or organization on any intercollegiate, amateur or professional team or contest. Examples of sports wagering include, but are not limited to, the use of a bookmaker or parlay card; Internet sports wagering; auctions in which bids are placed on teams, individuals or contests; and pools or fantasy leagues in which an entry fee is required and there is an opportunity to win a prize.
b. Intentionally altering the results of an athletic contest in which the student-athlete is participating in exchange for money or gifts.