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Racing fans of a certain vintage and a certain degree of cynicism choose to turn their noses up at the Breeders' Cup.
I'm fortunate enough to knock about with members of the press who – like me – are blessed in securing a salary while watching the sport we love. Among them, there are broadly two camps: those who love the Breeders' Cup and those who dismiss it. It's fairly easy to work out which journos fall into each camp: those who love it get to go to it and those who hate it tend to be confined to autumn in the UK.
It's a silly and slightly puerile distinction and, despite never having been, I rather look forward to the North American jamboree. My fondest memories come from 2001 when I booked the TV Room at the Oxford Union and enjoyed Johannesburg and Fantastic Light strutting their stuff before having my heart broken by Tiznow as he held off Sakhee.
It was a wonderful night and although I can't get excited by the Friday night of the meeting, this Saturday I'll be tuned in with my metaphoric burger and soda to enjoy Found, Ulysses and Hit It A Bomb attempt to rediscover some of those lost fortunes in the past 15 years since I first fell in love.
Sure, I'll be a bit envious of my colleagues who will be basking in the Californian sun, but if you can't join them, there's no point raging – especially when this was the meeting which launched all the end of season carnivals that we now enjoy so much.
At what point can we say that the National Hunt season is in full swing? It's an easy one for me to answer, and it revolves around the passing of the Charlie Hall.
Last weekend's renewal went to the relatively unfancied Irish Cavalier for Rebecca Curtis and jockey Jonathan Moore. I confess I am unlikely to win prizes if Moore came up as my specialist Mastermind subject, but a bit of digging has unearthed a terrific young talent.
Moore commutes from his native Co. Wexford to ride the Curtis horses as retained stable jockey before returning to change the nappies of his five-month old daughter Croia. As Moore conceded when he celebrated the biggest win of his career on Saturday, "I've won myself plenty of nappy money today."
I suspect it won't be the last big pot this likeable jockey collects this season; let's hope for Croia's sake that he remembers what the winnings are to be spent on.
Overnight, we enjoyed a thrilling finish to the Melbourne Cup, with Almandin holding on under Kerrin McEvoy to keep the Cup in Australia, to the heartbreak of those punters who were on Heartbreak City.
The Galway Festival winner went to York in August and landed the prestigious Ebor Handicap before being targeted audaciously at the Race That Stops A Nation.
Those of us who were at York (and enjoyed the wild celebrations of the Here For The Craic Partnership who own the Tony Martin-trained horse) might have wondered for a moment if we'd be deprived similar scenes of jubilation as their horse went down narrowly to the winner.
We needn't have been concerned. Take a look at YouTube to learn how to celebrate being a runner-up. Part owner Niall Reilly man-hugged the nearest TV interviewer in sight and vowed to party on through the night. It was as far removed from the normally rarefied celebrations of so many of our domestic Flat racing connections, and put a hole in the myth that Flat racing lacks the passion of the Jumps brigade.
It may be less obvious, less regular and less visible, but Mr Reilly and co proved to us all that it still burns brighter than the sun in parts of Ireland!
Thistlecrack won on debut over fences last week. His odds were a scarcely relevant 1/8 and he won as a 1/8 poke ought to win.
He is now the Gold Cup favourite across the board with odds as short as 4/1.
Let's put this into perspective. In the last 50 years, 64% of the Gold Cup winners have returned – on the day – bigger than 4/1. So now we're looking at the opportunity of backing a horse in the month of October ahead of a fearsome Festival race the following March at odds far shorter than most of the winners in our lifetime?
If that's your kind of punting, the very best of luck to you and feel free to come and chuckle at my expense when Thistlecrack eases to victory up the hill next Spring at odds-on.
For now, I'd rather see what the likes of Don Cossack, Coneygree, Vautour and co have to say about things as we hurtle towards winter, and keep my betting powder dry until the ground deteriorates, the thick coat is unleashed and the winnings are in my account courtesy of my three Santa Anita fancies outlined above.
Good luck!
Top image: a past edition of the Breeders' Cup, by Jean via Flickr, CC BY 2.0

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Among many of his fellow Autobots (and several Decepticons), Prowl was found dormant on the crashed Ark by Cobra and reprogrammed to serve them. He and Bluestreak were rebuilt to transform into Firebats in the process. When the Transformers were eventually freed from the humans' control, Prowl joined a team of Autobots that hunted down Cobra Commander, but failed to capture him as they were distracted by his S.N.A.K.E. guards. After taking out most of the mechs, the team witnessed Trailbreaker get decapitated by Storm Shadow, and descended upon the ninja in a fit of rage. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #5 Prowl and Bluestreak were later seen fighting two Seekers in the sky when the SPS Satellite went out of control and sent energy beams raining down on Cobra Island. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #6
A few years later, having returned to Cybertron, Prowl was part of a team of Autobots waiting for a chance to charge in and free Optimus Prime from Serpent O.R.'s clutches. The Art of War #4 With the Decepticon army defeated, Prowl was sent back to Earth as part of a team that worked to prevent Cybertronian technology from falling into the wrong hands. After a failed attempt to capture Destro while he was illegally selling S.N.A.K.E.s in Cuba, Prowl returned to the team's headquarters at the Arc II and discussed Optimus Prime's recent mission to Tibet with Firewall. The base then came under attack by the Pretender Monsters, and Prowl fought them alongside Eject. Black Horizon, Part 1 He was heavily injured during the battle, but soon received medical attention at the Pit and was set for a full recovery. Black Horizon, Part 2


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Settlement Reached In Wrong-Site Surgery CaseFeb 3, 2005 | The Roanoke Times
A Veteran Radford Surgeon Operated On The Wrong Body Part Three Times.
A veteran Radford surgeon who acknowledges that he has begun to operate or operated on the wrong body part three times during his roughly 20-year career settled a lawsuit Wednesday over his latest brush with wrong-site surgery.
A jury that heard three days of testimony related to a wrong-hip procedure was deliberating how much Dr. Kenneth Gray should be required to pay Ivory Andrews when lawyers announced a confidential settlement. Lawyers for Andrews, 87, had told jurors that she deserved about $700,000 in compensation for added medical expenses, future medical care needs, and pain and suffering. They also were planning to seek punitive damages in a separate trial next week that was called off because of the settlement.
Carilion New River Valley Medical Center, where Andrews had surgery, entered into a secret settlement with Andrews last month in Radford Circuit Court.
Despite his history, Gray has a clean record with the state Board of Medicine, according to information that the agency makes publicly available, and can operate at area hospitals. A board official said Wednesday that in 2001, the agency directed doctors to report malpractice actions resolved against them.
Gray's attorney, when asked about Gray's three brushes with wrong-site surgery, said the first patient never filed a claim and that the second suffered minimal injury and accepted a confidential settlement, which Gray was not obligated to report because he used his own money. In the latest case, Gray disagreed with the extent of damages claimed by his patient, Andrews.
"Wrong-site surgeries are not just the fault of the physician," adding that hospital personnel also play a role stated gray's attorney.
Carilion Health System spokesman Eric Earnhart said New River Valley Medical Center "has an excellent safety record. These two instances of wrong-site surgery involving this one physician are the only instances of wrong-site surgery that the hospital has had, and we've taken significant steps to prevent a recurrence in the future."
The hospital opened in 1999.
Andrews broke her left hip in a fall at home in 2003. Gray installed a stabilizing plate and pin in her right hip, discovered his error after the procedure, awoke Andrews and broke
the news to her and her family, after which they agreed to let him pin the broken left hip.
The surgical incision on the good hip became infected, among a number of other complications, and Andrews spent 45 days in the hospital.
After she sued him, Gray admitted medical negligence.
The Trial Focused On Which Of Andrews' Many Current Medical Problems Stemmed From The Unnecessary Surgery.
The trial focused on which of Andrews' many current medical problems stemmed from the unnecessary surgery on her good hip and which were attributable to the fact that she is a hip-fracture patient of advanced age, with previous back problems.
Jurors were told to sanction Gray for only those damages he caused, but were sent home about an hour after they began to deliberate.
Andrews' lawyers, quoting from Gray's own pretrial deposition, said that in the papers, the doctor admitted two previous experiences with wrong-site surgery.
Some 18 years ago, Gray said, he began an incision on the wrong hip of an unidentified patient at Radford Community Hospital. He realized his error and did not complete the procedure.
Radford Community Hospital closed and was replaced by New River Valley Medical Center.
In November 2002, Gray performed a "knee arthroscope" on the wrong knee of an unidentified patient at New River Valley Medical Center, court papers said, again quoting Gray's deposition. With the patient's OK, Gray then operated on the correct knee. As it turned out, both knees had problems, Gray said in deposition. "We fixed both knees instead of one knee," Gray is quoted as saying.
Carilion Health System paid a settlement to the patient in the wrong-knee case as well, Earnhart confirmed.
A nationwide push to curb wrong-site surgery, coupled with the knee-surgery incident, prompted New River Valley Medical Center to create a policy to prevent a recurrence, Earnhart said. One requirement in the Carilion system and perhaps elsewhere directs medical personnel to write "YES" on the body part to be operated on before the patient is anesthetized, court papers said. Gray played a role in implementing the policy, Earnhart said.
Ivory Andrews' broken left hip had the word YES on it, in green ink, when Gray helped position her on the operating room table, Andrews' lawyers said in court papers, quoting hospital employees.
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|Doji Usan
|Hantei Yugozohime
|Hantei Retsuhime, three un-named daughters
|Emerald Champion
Doji Usan was Emerald Champion and the husband of the first Empress of Rokugan Hantei Yugozohime.
Gozoku rule Edit
Usan was an anti-Gozoku nobleman [1] trained in the Kakita Academy. [2]
Emerald Champion Edit
After the fall of the Gozoku conspiracy in 435 and the execution of the late Emerald Champion, the Gozoku leader and Crane Clan Champion Doji Raigu, the Empress Hantei Yugozohime celebrated a new tournament which was won by Usan. [1]
Winter Court - 436 Edit
In 436 Usan attended winter court at Kyuden Ikoma. There, he challenged his former sensei Kakita Umaro, accusing him of being a Gozoku agent. After Usan Killed Umaro Yugozohime choose him as her consort. [3]
Marriage Edit
Usan feared his actions in cleansing the Empire had abused the office of the Emerald Champion. The Empress offered him to become the Imperial Consort, allowing him to step down without loss of face. [4] He gave up his claim to the post of Emerald Champion to be Yugozohime's husband. [3] During two years the post was vacant. [5] Records did show that the ronin Mochiko did win the Test of the Emerald Champion after Usan turned down the position, so there was credence to that story. [6] The middle-aged wavewoman named Mochiko was actually the former Matsu Daimyo Matsu Mochihime. [1]
Empress' death Edit
In 442 Yugozohime was killed by a cannon volley in the Battle of White Stag, but Usan survived. The new Emperor was selected from the Hantei family, Yugozohime's uncle Hantei Muhaki. Yugozohime's eldest daughter, Hantei Retsuhime, was not yet of age to rule. [7] The couple had three younger daughters. [8]
See also Edit
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Doji Raigu
|Emerald Champion
435 - 436
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Date of birth: 1967-10-18
Hometown: Brooklyn, New York, USA
Blood type: B-
Anime Character You Played: Gourry + James (tie)
Anime Character: Mark from G-Force
Author: Burroughs
Food: Canoli
Food: Chicken Cutlets
Food: Sushi
Music: Springsteen / I am Rock & Roll
Video Game: Fallout 3
Non-anime roles:
Additional Voices in "Chaotic"
Additional Voices in "Funky Cops" (4Kids)
Alien in "Cubix: Robots for Everyone"
Blastoise and Scizor in "Super Smash Bros. Melee" (VG)
Brock in "Pokemon Puzzle League" (VG)
Brock, James, Pokédex and Squirtle in "Pokémon Christmas Bash" (Drama CD)
Butch, Magneton, Weepinbell, Voltorb, Hypno, Magmar, Cloyster and Hitmonchan in "Pokémon Puzzle League" (VG)
Ekans in "Pokémon Stadium" (VG)
Grey in "Valkyrie Profile" (VG)
James in "Pokemon Puzzle League" (VG)
King Muscle and Mac Metaphor in "Ultimate Muscle: Legends vs. New Generation" (VG)
Les Galagoogoo; Pecky Pudgeon in "Viva Pinata" (TV Series)
Lucian in "Valkyrie Profile" (VG)
Purple Dragon Leader in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" (New)
Seto Kaiba and Dox in "Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links" (VG)
Seto Kaiba in "Duel Terminal 4" (VG)
Seto Kaiba in "Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monster Coliseum" (VG)
Shingo in "Kids WB Pokémon Spot - Overdue Library Book" (commercial)
Slowpoke and Duskull in "Pokémon Channel" (VG)
Squirtle in "Hey You, Pikachu!" (Nintendo 64 VG)
Squirtle in "Pokemon Channel" (Nintendo GameCube VG)
Squirtle in "Pokemon Puzzle League" (Nintendo 64 VG)
Zerumo, Vineuvall and Joto No.5 in "Shaman King: Power of Spirit" (VG)
Non-anime staff credits:
Bridge Vocals for "Ultraman Tiga" (4Kids) (theme song)
Director (Recording Staff) for "Ultimate Muscle: Legends vs. New Generation" (VG)
Director (Recording Staff) for "Ultimate Muscle: The Path of the Superhero" (VG)
Singer Songwriter for "Yu-Gi-Oh! Music to Duel By" (CD) (Track 13)
Song Performance (as James) for "Pokémon: 2.B.A. Master" (CD) (Track 9)
Vocalist for "The Eric Stuart Band" (band)
Voice Casting and Voice Director for "Viva Piñata"
Voice Director for "Funky Cops" (4Kids)
Voice Director for "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles Forever"
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Anime Expo 2009 - Funimation (Jul 4, 2009)
BAAF Wrap-up PR (Nov 14, 2001)
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Bokutachi Pichu Brothers: Party wa Ōsawagi! no Maki (OAV) : Voice Direction
G.I. Joe Sigma Six (U.S. TV) : Voice Direction
Pokémon (TV) : Insert Song Performance (Pokémon Karaokémon; Pikachu's Jukebox), Voice Direction (Seasons 3-5)
Pokemon: Jirachi Wish Maker (movie) : Adaptation Directed By, Voice Direction
Ultimate Muscle (TV) : Voice Direction
Yu-Gi-Oh! (TV 2/2000) : Voice Direction (eps 1-55, 122-198)
Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters (U.S. TV) : ADR Director
Yu-Gi-Oh! GX (TV) : Voice Direction (eps 1-52)
Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Movie (U.S.) : ADR Director
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Animation Runner Kuromi 2 (OAV) as Mizuho Tanonaka; Shin Kumegawa
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Bokutachi Pichu Brothers: Party wa Ōsawagi! no Maki (OAV) as Magmar; Squirtle Trio
Camp Pikachu (movie) as Duskull
Descendants of Darkness (TV) as Yutaka Watari
Dinosaur King (TV) as Dr. Z
F-Zero Falcon Densetsu (TV) as Black Shadow; Draq; Octoman; Officer (ep 9)
Fighting Foodons (TV) as Cole Slawter; Gazmacho; Manhattan Chowderhead; Meatballs; Sergeant Side Order
G.I. Joe Sigma Six (U.S. TV) as High Tech; Machete
Gall Force - Eternal Story (movie) as Ail; OX-11; Toil
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1 Sea Level Rise Adaptation Strategy for San Diego Bay Executive Summary January 2012 Prepared by ICLEI Local Governments for Sustainability for the project s Public Agency Steering Committee, with the support of The San Diego Foundation.
2 PROJECT PARTNERS ICLEI Local Governments for Sustainability USA ICLEI Local Governments for Sustainability USA (ICLEI) is a membership association of more than 500 local governments in the United States committed to advancing climate protection and sustainability. By providing technical assistance, innovative tools and other resources, and training and networking opportunities, ICLEI strives to empower local governments to set and achieve their emissions reduction and sustainability goals. For more information, visit The San Diego Foundation With a dynamic mix of leadership, grantmaking, and civic engagement, The San Diego Foundation makes the San Diego region a better place to live. The San Diego Foundation launched its Climate Initiative in 2006, a multiyear effort to bring government, business, the research community, and nonprofits together to tackle one of the greatest challenges of our time. For more information, visit Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve Coastal Training Program The Coastal Training Program (CTP) is part of the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration s (NOAA) National Estuarine Research Reserve System (NERRS) and provides training and technical assistance to individuals who are responsible for making decisions that affect coastal resources. At the Tijuana River NERR, CTP works to improve decisionmaking at local and regional levels by equipping coastal decision makers with science based information and tools they need to address coastal resource management issues in the San Diego and Baja California regions.
3 CREDITS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The authors and members of the Public Agency Steering Committee extend their sincere appreciation to everyone who volunteered their time totaling over 1,500 hours to contribute to this project. We extend special thanks to Kristen Goodrich at Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve Coastal Training Program. Without Ms. Goodrich s support and insight into stakeholder engagement and coastal resource management, this project truly would not have been possible. We also gratefully acknowledge Leslie Ryan, Chair of the Landscape Architecture Department at New School of Architecture and Design, New School Instructor Megan Willis, and Ms. Ryan s team of students Steven Schroeder, Jason Offineer, and Thomas Ross. This team dedicated many thoughtful hours towards the development of workshop presentations and Section 5 Management Practices Toolbox. Many of the photographs in this document are provided by volunteers with the San Diego King Tide Photo Initiative. The project provided a platform for documenting shoreline conditions during the highest tides of 2010 and 2011, through a partnership between Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve, San Diego Coastkeeper, and Surfrider San Diego Chapter. More information can be found at All photos are licensed through Creative Commons. Cover, top: Kristen Goodrich Cover, 2 nd : Port of San Diego Cover, 3 rd : Flickr, User: Jeff Kubina Cover, bottom: Lisa A. Cox Figure 4.1: Lisa A. Cox Figure 4.2: Wikimedia Commons, User : Tewy Figure 4.3: Kristen Goodrich Figure 4.4: San Diego Coastkeeper Figure 4.5: Kristen Goodrich Figure 4.6: San Diego Coastkeeper Figure 4.7: Kristen Goodrich The Strategy was prepared by Daniella Hirschfeld, Program Officer, and Brian Holland, Director of Climate Programs, with ICLEI Local Governments for Sustainability USA. Financial support for the project was provided by The San Diego Foundation through its Climate Initiative. Many thanks go to Dr. Emily Young, Senior Director of Environmental Analysis and Strategy, and Nicola Hedge, Climate Initiative Program Manager, for their leadership and support in efforts to build a more resilient and sustainable San Diego region. i
4 Steering Committee Brendan Reed, City of Chula Vista, Co-Chair Michelle White, San Diego Unified Port District, Co-Chair Marisa Lundstedt, City of Chula Vista Scott Huth, City of Coronado Jim Nakagawa, City of Imperial Beach Raymond Pe, City of National City Nancy Bragado, City of San Diego Linda Pratt, City of San Diego Dr. Emily Young, The San Diego Foundation Nicola Hedge, The San Diego Foundation James Hirsch, San Diego Unified Port District Cody Hooven, San Diego Unified Port District Paul Manasjan, San Diego County Regional Airport Authority Ted Anasis, San Diego County Regional Airport Authority Stakeholder Working Group Diana Lilly, California Coastal Commission Sherilyn Sarb, California Coastal Commission Darren Smith, California State Parks Abe Doherty, California Ocean Protection Council Franco Garcia, Environmental Health Coalition Laura Hunter, Environmental Health Coalition Ed Curtis, FEMA, Region IX Raymond Lenaburg, FEMA, Region IX Sharon Cloward, Port Tenants Association Lee Wilson, Port Tenants Association Andrew Martin, SANDAG Ron Saenz, SANDAG Jen Kovecses, San Diego Coastkeeper Bridget Johnson, San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau Claudia Valenzuela, San Diego Gas & Electric Carl Nettleton, San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce Bruce Coons, Save Our Heritage Organization Mike McCoy, Southwest Wetlands Interpretive Association Chandra Krout, Urban Land Institute Kurt Roblek, US Fish and Wildlife Service Bruce Shafer, US Navy, Naval Base Coronado Terrance Smalls, US Navy, Naval Base Coronado Peter Kennedy, US Navy, Navy Region Southwest Katie Westfall, WiLDCOAST Technical Advisory Committee Tom Jones, BDS Engineering Ross Kunishige, BDS Engineering Robert Becera, California American Water Chris Mattis, California American Water Tom Adler, City of Chula Vista Rachel Hurst, City of Coronado Guy Nelson, City of Imperial Beach Peter Lau, City of Imperial Beach Charles Nissley, City of National City Luis Sainz, City of National City Gwann Huang, City of San Diego Afshin Oskoui, City of San Diego Cheryl Lester, City of San Diego Gene Matter, City of San Diego James Naglevoort, City of San Diego Mark Nasser, City of San Diego Tibor Varga, City of San Diego ii Steven Messner, Environ Laura Moran, Environ Leslie Ryan, New School of Architecture Becky Lunde, NOAA Coastal Services Center Bryan Clementson, San Diego Gas and Electric Mike Klingbeil, San Diego Gas and Electric Dr. Rick Gersberg, San Diego State University Dr. Dan Cayan, Scripps Institute of Oceanography, UC San Diego Dr. Reinhardt Flick, Scripps Institute of Oceanography, UC San Diego Carole Farr, Stantec Hector Martinez, Sweetwater Authority Dr. Jeff Crooks, Tijuana River NERR Wes Danskin, United States Geological Survey Dr. Bart Chadwick, US Navy, Space and Naval Systems Warfare Command (SPAWAR)
5 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The San Diego region is a center of economic activity, diversity, and culture in Southern California. The region has long been known for its remarkable landscape, biological diversity, economic prowess, and prestigious academic institutions, and many have acclaimed it as one of the nation s most livable communities. While the region s growth and status as an economic center is projected to continue for the foreseeable future, real threats to this status are posed by the impacts of climate change. Among these expected climate change impacts, perhaps none poses a greater risk than sea level rise. This century, elevation of average high tide could change by as much as 1.5 meters, or approximately five feet. San Diego is a region defined by its relationship with the coast and heavily invested in its coastal communities. San Diego Bay, in particular, is a treasured asset, the anchor of the regions tourism and military economies. With so much at stake, it is critical to begin considering policy responses long before the worst impacts associated with sea level rise are projected to occur, because developing and implementing solutions will require unprecedented collaboration with long lead times, and because infrastructure is being built now that will be vulnerable to impacts in the future. To begin, a Public Agency Steering Committee comprised of staff from the five bayfront cities, the San Diego Unified Port District, and the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority came together to develop this Sea Level Rise Adaptation Strategy for San Diego Bay (Adaptation Strategy). The Adaptation Strategy consists of two primary components: a Vulnerability Assessment that evaluates how community assets could be impacted by sea level rise, and Recommendations for building the resilience of those community assets. The Adaptation Strategy was prepared by ICLEI Local Governments for Sustainability through a collaborative, regional stakeholder process that included most of the public agencies and private sector representatives with a major interest in the future of San Diego Bay. Over the course of multiple workshops, stakeholders and technical advisors developed common assumptions and consensus based recommendations that should form the basis of the region s climate adaptation planning going forward. The Adaptation Strategy is a living document that can be implemented by local agencies and re evaluated as new information becomes available in the coming years. Sea Level Rise Scenarios and Impacts Greenhouse gas emissions from human activities are trapping heat within the Earth s atmosphere, leading to a well documented warming trend in average global temperatures. As the Earth warms, oceans undergo thermal expansion and sea levels rise; over the past century, sea level in San Diego has risen by just under one inch per decade on average. The scientific community expects the rate of sea level rise to increase as iii
6 higher concentrations of emissions lead to faster warming and the melting of glaciers into the ocean. Rising seas can lead to widespread flooding and erosion in low lying areas, as well as impacts such as shifting habitats and rising water tables. While these concepts are widely agreed upon, there remains significant uncertainty around the timing and severity of sea level rise, particularly in the latter half of the century. The State of California the use of projections of between 10 and 17 inches (26 to 43 cm) in 2050 and of 31 to 69 inches (78 to 176 cm) in The Adaptation Strategy project utilized sea level rise assumptions on the upper end of this range to ensure a risk averse approach to planning. Vulnerability Assessment Findings The Vulnerability Assessment evaluates where and when sea level rise impacts may occur, as well as the extent to which exposed community assets would be impaired by an impact and whether they may be able to cope or adapt on their own. The assessment was conducted through a combination of modeling, mapping, and intensive consultation with the project s Technical Advisory committee. Key findings of the Vulnerability Assessment include: In the next few decades, the greatest cause for concern will be an increase in the kind of flooding that the region already experiences due to waves, storm surge, El Nino events, and very high tides. When planning for this period, an emphasis should be placed on preparing for more common and more severe extreme events. Starting around mid century, the Bay may become more vulnerable to regularlyoccurring inundation of certain locations and assets, some of which are being planned and built today. As a result, this longer term risk of inundation should be a consideration in today s decision making. The most vulnerable sectors in the community include stormwater management, wastewater collection, shoreline parks and public access, transportation facilities, commercial buildings, and ecosystems. 1 State of California, Sea Level Rise Task Force of the Coastal and Ocean Working Group of the California Climate Action Team (CO-CAT), Sea Level Rise Interim Guidance Document. October iv
7 Ecosystems and Critical Species Primary Vulnerabilities by Sector Bay ecosystems, which provide habitat for many endangered and threatened species, are extremely vulnerable to inundation that is expected to result in habitat shift. These shifts could cause the loss of irreplaceable habitats for critical species in many areas. Upland areas are vulnerable to erosion, and subtidal ecosystems are threatened by erosion of upland areas when it results in degraded water quality. Contaminated Sites Hazardous waste sites are highly vulnerable to flooding and inundation as storage tanks in the area could be opened or moved, or motors and pumps could be impaired thus releasing contamination into flood waters or area soils. Stormwater Management In all scenarios, storm sewers are highly vulnerable to flooding and inundation in the Bay due to higher sea levels, a condition that would result in localized flooding in very low lying inland areas. Wastewater Sanitary sewers in low lying locations will be vulnerable to floodwater inflow which could exceed their capacity, potentially resulting in discharge of wastewater to the Bay. The entire wastewater collection system in the planning area will be vulnerable to inundation impacts. Potable Water Above ground water distribution components such as valves, meters, and service points will be vulnerable to flooding and inundation. Energy Facilities Above ground electricity transmission and distribution in limited areas will be vulnerable to erosion, particularly after 2050 and during major storm events. Erosion could undermine infrastructure, causing outages or safety issues. Above ground electricity transmission and distribution will be moderately vulnerable to flooding and inundation, particularly in the 2100 timeframe when more components are likely to be exposed to regularly occurring flood events. Local Transportation Facilities Access provided by local transportation facilities will be vulnerable to flooding and inundation, particularly in the 2100 timeframe when more components are likely to be exposed to regularlyoccurring inundation. Roads and other facilities could also be vulnerable to flooding and inundation due to saturated soils and impacts on road substructure and pavement degradation. v
8 Building Stock Residential buildings have a low vulnerability to flooding in the 2050 scenario due to limited exposure. They are highly vulnerable to flooding and inundation in the 2100 scenarios as exposure expands to large portions of residential neighborhoods and major commercial facilities. Emergency Response Facilities Fire stations in San Diego and Coronado are moderately vulnerable to flooding in the 2100 Extreme Event scenario. Parks, Recreation, and Public Access Shoreline parks and recreational facilities are extremely vulnerable to regular inundation due to extensive exposure around the Bay and high sensitivity to inundation impacts. The system is highly vulnerable to flooding because of extensive exposure and high sensitivity, but adaptive capacity to cope with flooding is higher than for most other systems. Regional Airport Operations Parts of the Airport site will be vulnerable to localized flooding from blocked storm outfalls in the Bay. In the 2100 scenarios, Airport operations will be extremely vulnerable to Bay flooding and inundation, particularly from impacts on access roads, future terminal areas, and portions of the runway/airfield. Vulnerable Populations Many groups that are currently vulnerable such as low income residents, the homeless, elderly, and ethnic minorities will face even greater threats from future flooding, particularly in the 2100 timeframe. Residents that work in sectors that could be adversely impacted by future flooding are also a key vulnerability for the region. Adaptation Strategies As described above, the region faces a multitude of threats from a rising Bay. While it is critical that the region play its part in reducing the global greenhouse gas emissions that cause sea level rise, it must also be recognized that the seas are already rising and this trend is expected to intensify. Preparing for these changes through climate adaptation is necessary to fulfill the public obligation to protect public safety, health, and quality of life. Participants in this project identified the following ten comprehensive strategies, designed to address multiple impacts, sectors, assets, and timeframes. In addition to these comprehensive strategies, a set of targeted strategies were developed to address the specific vulnerabilities of each community sector; these targeted strategies are described in the main body of the Adaptation Strategy. vi
9 Comprehensive Strategies 1. Create a staff level regional sea level rise (SLR) adaptation working group consisting of representatives from public agencies around San Diego Bay to implement the Adaptation Strategy. 2. Provide regular opportunities for stakeholder engagement around implementation of the Adaptation Strategy. 3. Create and enhance existing outreach, education, training, and peer exchange programs tailored to public agency staff, stakeholders, and the general public. 4. Establish and promote a regional research agenda to advance understanding of sea level rise impacts, vulnerabilities, and adaptation responses in the San Diego region. 5. Engage regulatory agencies to advocate for clear and consistent regulatory guidance on how to address sea level rise impacts in development permitting. 6. Engage the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to encourage the incorporation of future risks from sea level rise into non regulatory maps associated with upcoming Flood Insurance Studies (FIS). 7. Institutionalize or mainstream sea level rise adaptation by incorporating sea level rise and associated impacts into relevant local and regional plans and projects. 8. Consistently utilize guidance provided by the State of California Climate Action Team in developing sea level rise assumptions for planning purposes. 9. Perform more detailed vulnerability assessments at a site specific level as significant plans or capital projects are undertaken. 10. Develop decision making frameworks in each jurisdiction for selecting and implementing appropriate management practices in communities vulnerable to inundation or regular flooding, utilizing such frameworks as risk management and cost/benefit analysis. Next Steps Many of the recommendations in this Strategy are intended for consideration and implementation in each of the participating local jurisdictions in their own planning processes, such as Climate Mitigation and Adaptation Plans in the City of San Diego and Port of San Diego, and in bayfront planning in Chula Vista. A key next step will be to communicate these recommendations to local officials and stakeholders for adoption in local plans. Regional coordination in building resilience to sea level rise will continue to be critical, and the Public Agency Steering Committee will continue to meet to begin implementing the Adaptation Strategy, with support from ICLEI and The San Diego Foundation, in vii
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Brahms German Requiem
Conducted by Valery Gergiev
The London Symphony Orchestra present Brahms' German Requiem alongside alongside Szymanowski's Stabat Mater.
Valery Gergiev and the London Symphony Orchestra present Brahms' greatest choral work, the German Requiem, featuring soprano Sally Matthews and baritone Christopher Maltman. Intended to be for 'all humanity', Brahms' German Requiem is a powerful work – its central themes of melancholy and comfort are universally applicable.
Non-liturgical, yet sacred and devotional in spirit, it showcases the great romantic melodies for which Brahms was renowned, and has become a popular work with choirs all over the world – admired for its mystical, consolatory and contemplative tone.
For decades Szymanowski's music was rarely heard outside Poland. Today, he is recognised as one of the country's greatest musical figures. His desire to embody the music of his native land and his incorporation of the folkloric sounds of the Polish mountains make his orchestral works a must for anyone with an interest in Polish culture and music. The Stabat Mater is derived from poet Józef Jankowski's translation of the medieval poem about the grieving mother of Christ.
The London Symphony Chorus was wonderfully incisive and articulate in the large-scale movements, especially the second, All Flesh Is Grass, and warmly expressive in the more intimate ones such as the final Blessed Are the Dead.
An undoubted plus was the solo singing – Christopher Maltman giving of his considerable best in the initial recitatives of the third and sixth movements, his sheer ardency finding meaningful contrast with the poise and pathos Matthews brought to the fifth movement in what is one of Brahms's most affecting inspirations.
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Supported by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute as part of the Polska Music Programme.
Captured live at the Barbican, London, in March 2013 and presented as part of the London Symphony Orchestra Collection.
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