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Banks that had been preparing to celebrate successful capital raises may want to put their pink champagne back on ice.
A series of acquisitions and securities offerings unveiled earlier this year, some just a few weeks old, may be in jeopardy because of wild stock market swings, according to industry observers.
Capital One Financial Corp. in McLean, Va., and First Niagara Financial Group Inc. in Buffalo, N.Y., are among those that announced big deals dependent on raising more capital.
"Timing is everything," said Damon DelMonte, an analyst at KBW Inc.'s Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Inc. "The capital markets are on edge right now."
Market uncertainty could also delay a number of initial public offerings that banks had lined up earlier this year.
HomeStreet Inc. of Seattle said on Aug. 9 that it would postpone the pricing and closing of a $210 million IPO it had planned.
At least eight other banks have filed registration statements for IPOs with the Securities and Exchange Commission since October 2010.
As of Friday, none of those banks had followed HomeStreet's lead, but they all remain in the holding queue.
HomeStreet may have taken the atypical step of publicly announcing its delay because of the "strange phenomenon" last week of the market's huge swings up and down, said William Fitting, a senior consultant at CCG Catalyst Consulting Group and a former executive at SunTrust Banks Inc.
"The degree of volatility has been the scary part, not the volatility itself," Fitting said.
HomeStreet spokesman Dennis Floyd did not elaborate on the $2.4 billion-asset company's press release.
So far, First Niagara is sticking with plans to raise up to $1.2 billion through equity and debt issuance to finance buying 195 branches from HSBC Holdings PLC.
"Our anticipated transaction-closing timing and the capital plans we announced in connection with the HSBC branch acquisition remain unchanged," First Niagara spokesman Jeff Schoenborn said Friday in an email statement. "We expect to raise capital prior to transaction closing, and the exact timing of the raise will be dependent on market conditions. We said then that the market was not where we would like it to be, and that we would be patient and pick our spot."
The $31 billion-asset First Niagara has plenty of time for the markets to rebound; the company expects to complete the acquisition in the second half of next year.
"They're not overly sensitive to completing a capital raise in the very near term," DelMonte said. "I'd like to think the markets will be more forgiving and we'll see a rebound in the broader markets in the next six months."
Though he did not single out any specific bank, Howard Friedman, a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said he expects companies to try to move forward with their capital-raising plans later this year.
"The companies we're talking to aren't really worried," said Friedman, who works in the accounting giant's capital markets group. "We're seeing the postponing of deals this week, but they haven't withdrawn the deals."
For its deal to buy some of the U.S. credit card businesses of HSBC, the $200 billion-asset company said it needs to raise up to $1.25 billion.
As of Monday, Capital One had not provided an update on its plans, and company spokeswoman Julie Rakes could not be reached for comment.
Capital One has another big acquisition in the works: its deal for ING Direct. It completed a $2 billion offering in July to fund the buyout of ING Group NV's U.S. online bank.
EverBank Financial Corp. last October filed documents to raise $200 million. The Jacksonville, Fla., company had not priced the offering as of Monday. A spokeswoman for the $12.5 billion-asset EverBank did not comment.
Other banks with planned IPOs include Ally Financial Inc., North American Financial Holdings Inc., Bond Street Holdings Inc., Midland States Bancorp Inc. and Circle Bancorp.
Leon Holschbach, the president and chief executive of Midland States, said he could not comment because of the IPO's quiet period. A Circle spokesman did not comment, and executives at the other companies could not be reached for comment.
It is likely that these banks would not have priced their offering this month, since August is a historically slow month for IPOs, Friedman said.
The dizzying swings in the stock market are not just affecting banks. Cathay Industrial Biotech Ltd., for instance, said on Aug. 5 that it would delay its IPO.


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Mary Ann Rhoades has been selected as the 2012 Illinois 4-H Foundation Hall of Fame Award recipient from Fayette County.
By Panzi Blackwell
The numerous American flags at the Brownstown Memorial Wall seemed to be waving victoriously against the white clouds and blue sky as the people from Brownstown, Sefton and surrounding towns gathered to pay homage to the fallen heroes and the ones still protecting our country.
Donna Hale, center, leads the Walk Across America on Monday afternoon in downtown Vandalia.
The 10th annual walk to show support for this country's troops was sponsored by Fraternal Order of Eagles and Auxiliary 3901, Helm DUI Services and Brownstown Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9770.
The old sign at the entrance of South Hill and Fairlawn cemeteries in Vandalia, shown in a photo taken by Alderman Neil F. Clark, was replaced last week with a new monument sign.
The new sign was donated to the city by the family of George Stombaugh, with support from memorial funds received by the Vandalia Volunteer Fire Department and a donation from Bob and Ruth Chandler.
Charges are pending against an Oswego woman who escaped and stole a car while being transferred from one correctional facility to another.
Latonya Sanders, 40, was taken into custody late Saturday evening after the stolen vehicle she was driving crashed on the west edge of Vandalia.
According to the Illinois State Police, Sanders was being transferred by a private extradition company when she stole the car she was being transferred in. She allegedly took the vehicle during a stop at a Circle K station in Effingham, according to the ISP.
Thursday, May 31
✔ TOPS IL 2490 will meet from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at First Baptist Church in Ramsey. Weigh-in is from 9-9:30 a.m. For more information, contact Dovie Heaton-Bergin at 283-1729.
✔ An informational meeting on the new drug testing policy for students in extracurricular activities at Vandalia Community High School will be held at 6 p.m. in the VCHS gym.
✔ TOPS IL 1872, Ramsey, will meet at the Christian Church in Ramsey. Weigh-in is at 6:20 p.m., and the meeting is at 7 p.m.
Friday, June 1
Memorial Day observances were held on Monday in Vandalia, St. Elmo and Brownstown.
The 15th annual Fayette County Relay for Life is being held this weekend in Rogier Park on West Fillmore Street in Vandalia.
The event gets under way when the grounds open at 4:30 p.m. Cancer survivor registration begins and "Rick Stanberry and the Family of One" will be performing at that time.
The remainder of the schedule is as follows:
• 5-8 p.m. – Kids' Zone, featuring games, face-painting and balloon animals.
The Fayette Water Co. is getting close to starting an extension project that will provide water to people living northwest of Vandalia.
That means that the deadline for people in that area to sign up for water service is nearing. One such chance to signup will come during a meeting in about 2 1/2 weeks.
The latest Fayette Water project will provide water for residents of the Vandalia Lake area, as well as residents of Sharon and Shafter townships.
It will install 10 miles of water lines northwest of Vandalia to serve those residents.
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Teenagers. They're the "Team Members" or "associates" who shovel out the no-fat, no-calorie, all-you-taste-is-cold yogurt into corrugated waffle cones, or serve up deep-fried salads or Mexicali Nacho Boils or Neutron-Baked potato skins, Coney Pups smothered in Cheddo-sauce, or Oak Tree Bark muffins. Keep clear of these unless you want teeth like Grandma Hazel's.
They hate it. But they hate you more.
They reached for the stars and ended up grabbing a lifetime gig at Just Gyros 'n More.
Here's a Desirability Quotient (DQ) test for a teen job:
1. Will I see my friends? Can I sneak them free food?
2. Will I see a lot of girls? Or boys?
3. Will my brain-dead zombie stare keep customers to a minimum?
4. Will a customer go away if I don't speak? Are customers an illusion?
5. Will customers be allowed to interrupt my personal phone calls?
6. Will I have to smile at customers? Is it a sign of weakness?
7. Is it okay to have blood on my uniform?
8. Is being nice to a customer dishonest?
9. Will I see a lot of girls? Or boys?
10. Is that a pimple?
And the answer to all of these is "Yes." Except for the smile. Whatever.


text: If Congress does not start investigating what the heck is going on at the CIA we are all in trouble... The article is long, I'm just posting the beginning... http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/12/29/AR2005122901585_pf.html It seems that some within the CIA, including lawyers have the misbegotten notion that they are to make policy decisions through leaks. If they can't make policy, they will undermine it. 'Whistle blowing' to Congress, where there are any number of Senators that would love to have 'dirt' on the Administration's actions, would be only too willing to have closed door hearings. But no, that would 'out' the political nature of what is going on in the CIA, so instead the leakers are allowing the MSM, a very willing participant, to put on the front pages of the most widely read US dailies, the tools being employed to protect us all. Two years is NOT a 'burst'. It has been a steady trickle of leaks, that has been an obvious attempt to stop what some at the CIA see as a change in their jobs. One thing bureaucrats cannot abide is change, even when, maybe especially when it's for a more effective beauracracy. So they 'leak.' In 'normal times' the public wouldn't pay much attention, the press would report, Congress would challenge the administration, which would back down an the status quo would return. But these are not 'normal times' and the public is noticing and they want the programs to continue. What the heck to the leakers and MSM think is behind Bush's rising poll numbers? Certainly not being earned on the domestic front. Again, we see the implosion on the DNC/MSM connection. Problem with the above, it's not 'public protests' but rather public endorsement. Because of that endorsement, Democratic leaders bluster, then have to pull back, but thanks to Kennedy, Reid, and Pelosi the public most definately is getting the idea that if given power, these changes would end. It's not working out well for the Dems. Hoping to get the 'torture' angle out there, at least a million more times... They will keep trying to make it easier for another attack to occur, hoping that the blame is put on the administration, public safety be damned.


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At Studio Schrofer we design contemporary furniture for the ever-changing lifestyle of the aesthetically conscious consumer. Frans Schrofer is a Dutchman. Here in The Netherlands, Frans was taught to value simplicity, practicality, candor and resourcefulness. His contemporary furniture designs, are rooted in these values. As his vision has expanded from The Netherlands to all corners of the globe. His goal is to engage in a dialogue not only between designer and manufacturer, but ultimately, designer and craftsman. We offer a complete package of furniture designs that includes you in every phase of product development, manufacturing and presentation, whether that entails collaborating with your R&D teams, prototyping, product extension development or marketing.
We believe in giving back, whether to Mother Earth or the society that nurtures us. We hate waste. We love fun.
Studio Schrofer
Frans Schrofer designs contemporary furniture with a twist. Unexpected forms and unconventional approaches, all the while focused on function, aesthetics and ergonomics. From couches and chairs to tables and lighting, our designs work in the home and in the work place. And even into the wild with our fresh perspective on garden furniture.
Schrofer Design Home
For generations, the Schrofer family has actively shared their knowledge, skills, and talents. The Schrofer Design Home continues this tradition. Frans Schrofer will present to you his curated mix of art and designs (father Willem Schrofer painter, brother Jurriaan graphic designer and uncle Jan furniture designer) from the past with furniture and home accessories of the present. In this way, we at Studio Schrofer pay tribute to our Schrofer forefathers and wow them with the innovations of the new generation.
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The world of wine can seem overwhelming and intimidating. New York, however, is filled with experts in the field who are ready to share their knowledge. Whether you want to spend an afternoon sipping or want to make a more long-term commitment, there's an option out there for you.
This Greenwich Village restaurant from Mario Batali offers more than pizza, pasta, and some killer gelato. It's home to a vast Italian wine list, and a knowledgeable staff to match. Otto holds wine classes ranging from their Tuesday night overviews of Italian wine regions, to more in-depth explorations of a particular region or wine on Saturday and Sunday. Their "Ultimate" classes focus on some of the most celebrated Italian wines, but won't break the bank. Classes range from $30-75.
For a more traditional route, head to one of New York's gems: Kevin Zraly's Windows on the World Wine School. Zraly served as the wine director for Windows on the World from 1976 until 2001, and he has been teaching for over 35 years. This eight-week class is not cheap, but the $995 tuition will take you around the world, from the US to France, Italy, Spain and more, exploring reds, whites, and bubbles, and it includes tastings of incredibly rare wines from Zraly's private selection. You'll also walk away with a certificate and a copy of Zraly's book, "Windows on the World Complete Wine Course." The next class series begins September 24th.
Astor Culinary Center offers a wide range of classes, so you're bound to find something that appeals from everyone from complete wine novices to those looking to expand upon an existing knowledge base. Taste eight new grapes in one night, celebrate women winemakers, learn the basics of wine pairing, take advantage of the bounty in Astor's cellar, and learn from sommeliers, winemakers, and Astor's enthusiastic and knowledgeable faculty. Visit their website to discover the latest class offerings.
Sommelier Laura Maniec has folded an educational center into her newly opened wine bar, with an array of classes to suit casual sippers and serious wine geeks alike. Wine 101 will get you started, but if you're already schooled in the basics, try Blind Tasting or dig into terroir with a class focusing on geology. Most classes are $75, and each is given a rating from recreational to advanced to give you some guidance in your class selection.
The Institute for Culinary Education isn't just about cuisine. The school's recreational division also has a range of wine classes. Explore wines from Australia and New Zealand in Outback Adventure, taste old and new world wines side by side and pick your favorite in Iron Wines, or take the six-week Wine Essentials for a thorough introduction to varietals, winemaking, tasting, and more.


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One person who will not be casting a vote tomorrow is Master Chief, mostly because he's a fictional character, but also because he'll be busy saving the world again with the release of "Halo 4."
As the 8th installment of the franchise arrives, anticipation still remains at a high level. Jesse Walker, a manager at the Best Buy in the Hancock Center, said that the store has been receiving preorders since June, and he fully expects to have a line come Tuesday morning.


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CNWK is one such show which has made us literally ROFL! The show that began in June, 2013 has kept us on a laughing spree. From mouthing popular dialogues like 'Ittu Saa' to giving 'Babaji ka Thullu' to anyone who annoys you, all viewers have ingrained the show to the core! And now Kapil and his mad family are all set to take a year's leap and move forward with the story.
Wondering, if this affects the entertainment factor? Well, definitely not! In fact, it just guarantees that the fun only gets doubled from here! We're telling you six things you definitely need to watch out for in the upcoming leap. Check it out now!
1.Kapil with a baby?
Before you think that Bittu and Manju have finally fulfilled Dadi's 'Ittu Si' wish and given her a grandchild, let us tell you that this baby is actually the offspring of Bittu's Sasurji! Oh yes, this means this is Sasuma and Sasurji's 18th child. Wow!
2.Twanty-two year old Bua is poor no more
Bua may have not found the right guy yet, but money is surely not a problem for her anymore. The story suggests that Bua has won a lottery and this new look of hers confirms that she is enjoying it thoroughly!
3.Set gets a makeover
While the story is moving forward, changes have been made to the set too. There are two new shops that have opened right next to Bittu's house. Wondering who does it belong to?
4.Meet Gutthi – The Beautician
Gutthi just knows how to charm everyone, doesn't she? And using this inane ability in her she has now turned into a full-time beautician and has even opened her own beauty parlour. Guessing her new welcome song would go like "Aap aaye hai humare beauty parlour mein, make up khile hai gulshan gulshan…" Oh, help us complete this song!
5.Palak has her own business too!
The girl who is always ready to display her talent to all celebrities that come on show, is finally settling down with her own business. And that too, a tailor shop! Wow, who knew Palak could stitch too. Way to go Palak!
6.Who is she?
Yes, we know that's the exact question in your mind now but to know the complete answer, you have to watch the episode this weekend! Hint: She looks a lot like Dadi
7.Evergreen Siddhuji
Stories may take a leap, characters may grow older but one thing that will never change about Comedy Nights with Kapil is the very funny Siddhuji! Thoko Taali!
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Can John Leguizamo Put a Pretty Face on Fugly?
"F-U-G-L-Y, you ain't got no alibi! You fugly! Fugly! Fugly as in ugly!" That's the chorus that greets young Jesse Sanchez in the new movie Fugly! when he tries to impress a bunch of girls by dropping his pants.
"The nickname stuck," the adult Jesse says in a voiceover. "Fugly. For the rest of my life."
Jesse is a fictionalized version of John Leguizamo, writer and director of Fugly! (which opens today in New York and will be available on video on demand on Nov. 25). Like his protagonist, Leguizamo was tormented by this particular F-word at a young age, growing up in Queens in the 1970s.
Now Leguizamo has his revenge on those who called him "fugly" as a kid, with a poignant comedy about a down-on-his-luck actor who learns how to transcend the playground slur and finds some beauty in his life.
Fugly is, plain and simple, a contraction of "fucking ugly" (a derivation that came as a surprise to Meredith Vieira when she chatted with Leguizamo about his movie). In a phone interview, Leguizamo told me that the "fugly" slur was "universal" at his school in the mid-'70s, but he has discovered that it's the kind of word that every generation tries to claim as its own.
"A lot of people think that they made it up," Leguizamo said. "Teenagers always think that they made it up."
Fugly has, no doubt, been independently reinvented by young people in many places and at many times. The earliest appearance recorded in the Oxford English Dictionary, as well as in Jesse Sheidlower's authoritative book The F-Word, actually comes from Australia. In More Than a Mere Bravo, a glossary of cadet slang from the Royal Military College at Duntroon, R.J. Rayward records fugly as a noun used to refer "an extremely ugly woman."
Australian cadets were using fugly in this way by 1970. American kids, meanwhile, began popularizing the adjective, especially in urban neighborhoods like the one where Leguizamo had his traumatic encounter with the word.
In the days before Urban Dictionary, however, teen slang could go years without being documented. The first citation for the adjective in the OED and The F-Word appears, oddly enough, in the 1980 novel Man, Woman, and Child by Erich Segal, better known for writing the sappy Love Story. It's safe to say that by the time Segal got to it, fugly was all too familiar to teens across the country.
Since its initial spread in the '70s and '80s, fugly has enjoyed many subsequent waves of popularity. In a 2005 article for Salon, Melena Z. Ryzik noted that fugly had caught on in fashion-conscious circles, helped along by sites like Go Fug Yourself.
The word's slangy appeal has even gone global: months before Leguizamo released Fugly!, Bollywood put out its own "fugly" movie. The title of the Indian production is spelled F*ugly, which is given the more innocuous explanation, "fight against ugly." (That's just the latest bowdlerization of the fully expanded "fucking ugly": elsewhere you can find fugly glossed as "funny and ugly," "fat and ugly," "fantastically ugly," and so forth.)
With that extra F, fugly packs a punch that ugly simply cannot. "It's horrific!" Leguizamo told me of his own experience with the word. "Ugly is bad, but fugly is really horrid." After being traumatized by the word as a child, he said, "I've had to work my whole life not to feel that. I was always terrified that I was going to be called that."
But by using fugly as the title of his film, Leguizamo is fighting back against this verbal terror and hoping to sap it of its potency. "It would be nice for it not to have the power it once had, just like all nasty, horrible nicknames," Leguizamo said. "We all go through fugly moments. If we all share our fugliness, it won't sting so hard."
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An obituary for L. T. Genung, veteran of the U.S. Civil War serving in Company H of the 51st Illinois Infantry and lawyer.
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Tests & Examinations - Periodic tests will be given throughout the 6 weeks as a measure of each student's progress. These will include practice surveys. A comprehensive final exam will be given at the end of the course.
Final Grade - A minimum final grade average of 80% must be achieved in order to qualify for a graduation certificate. The final grade will be based on a weighted average of all test and exam scores as follows:
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Middlebury hands Cortland first home loss to advance in NCAA tournament
CORTLAND, N.Y. -- che Panthers (24-3) will return to action on March 16 when they take on the winner of the Rochester/Ithaca game at a site and time to be determined.
Cortland (24-5) took its biggest lead of the first half when Jeremy Smith hit a 3-pointer at the 8:08 mark to give his team a 23-17 advantage. Middlebury battled back, leading 28-27 before closing the first half on an 8-0 run. A pair of 3s from Joey Kizel sparked the run as the Panthers took a 36-27 lead into the halftime break. Middlebury scored 19 of the half's final 23 points.
The Red Dragons cut the deficit to four in the second half before a jumper from Hunter Merryman gave Middlebury a 47-38 lead at the 14:27 mark. Cortland followed with a 10-2 run during the game's next 3:26 to tie the score at 48-48 on a 3 from Brian Manning with 11:01 left to play. The run continued and eventually extended to 17-2 when Kevin McMahon's three-point play gave his team a 55-48 advantage with 8:53 remaining.
Middlebury chipped away, tying the game at 60-60 at the 2:31 mark on a pair of free throws from Kizel. Cortland missed a pair of 3s before Peter Lynch put his team up 62-60. Kizel made 3 of 4 free throws as Middlebury held a 65-60 lead with 27 ticks on the clock. Lamard Herron scored a 3 for Cortland, but Lynch converted a pair of free throws to give Middlebury a comfortable 67-63 lead with 12 seconds remaining.
Cortland missed nine of its final 11 shots from the field down the stretch, much in part to a stingy Panthers defense. The loss was the first of the season at home for the Red Dragons, who fell to 13-1 on their home court. Kizel finished with 22 points on 7 of 12 shooting with four assists, while James Jensen netted 13 with a team-high 11 rebounds. Lynch added 10 points in the win, while Nolan Thompson scored eight.
McMahon led all scorers with 24 points and 11 boards on 11 of 15 shooting from the floor. Jesse Winter added 12 points for the Red Dragons, while Manning netted nine.


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Memo from Al Folger about water flow to the Las Vegas Ranch, July 12, 1943
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- Al Folger lists the flow rate of the Las Vegas Creek following the installation of a weir to allow measurement.
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- Box 11 Folder W18-1-12 A Las Vegas Ranch - W. T. Stewart Lease
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- 1943 (July 12)
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Climate Change Think Globally, Assess Regionally, Act Locally
Scientists must develop regional assessments of climate change that are essential to the local policymakers who will have to make the critical decisions about how to respond.
Climate change is here to stay. No matter how effectively governments and the private sector limit greenhouse gas emissions, average global temperatures will rise during the next several decades. Scientists know less well how climate change effects will be manifested regionally. And this information is critical because each region will have to decide how to adapt to change.
The evidence that global warming is already here and that its effect varies by region is strikingly apparent at the poles. Average temperature in the Arctic increased at nearly twice the global rate during the past 100 years, summer sea-ice area has decreased by 7.4% since satellite observations begin in 1978, and buildings and highways are threatened as the permafrost beneath them melts. The Greenland and Antarctic land ice sheets are changing rapidly, which is contributing to sea-level rise.
Change, somewhat less dramatic, is taking place across the globe. Mountain glaciers are retreating, glacial lakes are warming and growing, and spring runoff is occurring earlier. Spring events such as bird arrival and leaf unfolding are occurring earlier, and the summer growing season is lengthening. Plant and animal species are moving poleward or to higher elevations. Forests have increased in many areas but decreased in parts of North America and the Mediterranean basin. Oceanic primary production, the base of the marine food chain, has declined by about 6% in the past three decades, and the acidification of the oceans due to increased capture of carbon dioxide is making the fates of corals and other shelled creatures more precarious.
A sea change in public opinion is also in progress. People no longer focus exclusively on whether humans are responsible for climate change. The more pressing and practical question is how the world can adapt to the inevitable consequences of climate change and mitigate the most undesirable ones. The answers to those questions depend on where one is living.
Not only will climate change affect each community differently, but each community has a unique combination of environmental, economic, and social factors and its own ways of reaching decisions. Each community will have to decide how it can respond, so each needs information about how, when, and where climate change will affect the specific things it cares about. How will citizens know when they need to make decisions, or if they do?
Many of the responses to climate change will be local, and the variety of items that need attention is daunting. Infrastructure resilient to single stresses has been known to fail in a "perfect storm," where vulnerability and multiple stresses combine. By analogy, localities are subject to social and environmental stresses that change simultaneously at different rates. These effects are often not simply additive; they can interact and reinforce one another in unexpected ways that can lead to potentially disastrous threshold responses or tipping points.
Not only do different multiple stresses interact differently in different places, but the ways in which people make decisions differ as well. Key decisions are made locally about land use, transportation, the built environment, fire management, water quality and availability, and pollution. For perfectly good reasons, local officials focus on the most concrete local trends and most visible social forces, and many of them perceive global warming as distant and relatively abstract.
All too often, local social, economic, political, legal, and cultural forces overshadow the warnings of the international scientific community. Besides, local officials understandably see global warming as an international issue that should be addressed by national and world leaders. And if local leaders were motivated to act, the effects of climate change do not respect jurisdictional boundaries, and they would find it difficult to marshal the necessary information and expertise to craft and harmonize their responses.
For these and other reasons, decision processes become dangerously long and complex. But time has run out for ponderous decisionmaking when every generation will have to adapt to a different climate. The scientific community needs to help by providing local leaders with the specific regional climate information they need to motivate and inform coordinated action.
Challenge of regional assessment
Regional climate differs in complexity and character from global climate. The factors that combine to drive global climate may have a different balance regionally. Today's global models clearly delineate differences between the responses of oceans and continents and of high-latitude and tropical zones to climate change. A true regional assessment, however, differs from a regionalized global assessment in its spatial specificity; topography and coastal proximity create local climatic and ecological zones that cannot be resolved by contemporary global models, yet must be evaluated to make a regional impact assessment meaningful. Increasing global models' spatial resolution is helpful but not sufficient; new analytic tools are needed to provide useful regional climate forecasts. Scientists must develop truly regional climate impact models that will help local leaders see what the future holds and understand how actions they can take will make a difference in their region.
Understanding how climate changes at the regional level is only the beginning of the evaluation of the ensuing ecological, economic, and social impacts. The next question to be answered is how climate change affects key natural systems such as watersheds, ecosystems, and coastal zones. Assessing the effect on natural systems is the starting point for assessing impacts on regionally important socioeconomic sectors such as health, agriculture, and infrastructure. For example, agriculture, a managed ecosystem, is subject to multiple environmental stresses: human practices, changes in water availability and quality, and the lengthening of the growing season.
And these human activities then influence local climate. Deforestation, irrigation, and agriculture affect local moisture concentrations and rainfall. The burning of fossil fuels plays a particularly complex role, only one dimension of which is its contribution to overall global warming. Inefficient combustion in poor diesel engines, open cooking fires, and the burning of coal and biomass produce aerosols with organic soots, or "black carbon," as well as atmospheric brown clouds.
It is vital that scientists understand the complex and varied effects that such pollutant products will have on regional and global climates. Atmospheric brown clouds intercept sunlight in the atmosphere by both absorbing and reflecting it, thus cooling the surface and heating the atmosphere. The reduction in solar radiation at the surface, called dimming, strengthens in the presence of atmospheric moisture because aerosols nucleate more cloud drops, which also reflect radiation back to space. Because dimming cools ocean surface temperatures as well as land, Asian pollution has contributed to the decrease of monsoon rainfall in India and the Sahel. In addition, aerosols are carried from their local sources across entire ocean basins in a few days, and thus they have a global effect; the cooling due to dimming may have counteracted as much as 50% of the surface temperature increase expected from greenhouse warming.
Another powerful reason to undertake regional climate assessments is the impact of climate change on water availability. Global climate models predict that even if the total fresh water circulating in the hydrological system remains the same or even increases, there will be a redistribution of rainfall and snow, with more precipitation at high and equatorial latitudes and drying at mid-latitudes. If only because of redistribution, the study of changing water availability must be regional.
Topography, coastal and mountain proximity, land cover, prevailing storm tracks, and other factors all make regional water climate distinctive. These issues are best addressed on a watershed-by-watershed basis. At mountain altitudes, black carbon heats the air and turns white snow gray, which absorbs more sunlight. These effects are contributing to the melting of the Himalayan snowpack and glaciers, and this melting is, in turn, affecting the river water supply of more than 2 billion people in Asia.
The regional impacts of a change in water availability will depend on factors such as the number and types of ecological provinces, the balance of irrigated and nonirrigated agriculture, the urban/rural population balance, the state of water distribution infrastructure, and regulatory policy.
The decisions to be made will be locally conditioned. How should managed irrigation systems adjust to changes in the timing and volume of spring runoff? Which farmers and crops will be affected? Should farmers change their crop mix? How and when should investments be made in water delivery capacity, agricultural biotechnology, or monitoring systems? Rigorous and detailed regional climate change impact assessments are necessary to answer these questions.
Leading the way
The state of California has been a national and global leader in modeling, assessing, and monitoring potential climate change effects at its regional scale. California, home to extensive scientific expertise and resources, began to study the issues 20 years ago and two years ago committed to biennial formal assessments to identify and quantify effects on its massive water-supply systems, agriculture, health, forestry, electricity demand, and many other aspects of life. The accompanying illustration details findings of the first California assessment, Our Changing Climate, published in 2006. The complete results were published in March 2008 in California at a Crossroads: Climate Science Informing Policy, a special supplement to the journal Climatic Science.
The prediction in Our Changing Climate that the snow cover in the northern Sierra Nevada will decline by 50 to 90% by mid-century is particularly compelling, because California's Central Valley, the nation's most productive agricultural region, derives most of its water from rivers with headwaters in these mountains. In addition, northern Sierra water is a major source for the 20 million people living in arid southern California.
Our Changing Climate motivated California's leaders to enact a series of climate-related measures and to forge cooperative programs with neighboring states and even some countries. This example shows how powerful regional assessments can be, because Californians learned how they will be affected, and this, in turn, motivated political action. Until people can answer the question, "What does it mean for me?," they are unlikely to develop their own strategies for adaptation.
Since 2000, a multiagency team has monitored a suite of factors, including pollution and management practices as well as climate change, that affect the Sacramento River Delta and its interaction with San Francisco Bay. The Bay-Delta system transports water southward to the Central Valley and southern California. The team's report, The State of Bay-Delta Science 2008, challenges many conventional assumptions about integrated ecosystem management, argues that the desire to maintain a steady state is misplaced, and suggests that present practices should be replaced by adaptive management based on comprehensive monitoring.
California and other well-equipped regions should translate their knowledge and techniques to other parts of the world. California's experience in modeling, monitoring, and assessment could be useful to others. And California can continue to blaze the trail by expanding its efforts. For example, extending California's assessment to include aerosols and black carbon would enable a more rigorous comparison with similar issues in Asia, Africa, and elsewhere. Such efforts should begin by monitoring the effects of black carbon and other aerosols on California's climate and snowpacks. It also will be important to simulate regional climate change with and without aerosols and to connect the simulations to a variety of (already extant) models that link climate projections to snow and watershed responses to reservoirs and water-supply outcomes.
Although California has for many years actively managed all but one of its major rivers, it is not yet making adequate use of recent scientific research to inform its management decisions. The state's water policies and practices are based in the experience of the 20th century and need to be adapted to the changing water climate of the 21st century. This process is beginning. The observational and modeling infrastructure that supported Our Changing Climate has already been applied to adaptive management of the state's water supply and is now being extended to cope with the challenges ahead. California has learned that the capacity to assess and the capacity to manage are intimately related.
Building a mosaic
Global climate models have met the highest standards of scientific rigor, but there is a new need to extend that effort to create a worldwide mosaic of regional impact assessments that link the global assessment process to local decisionmaking.
The effects of climate change will be felt most severely in the developing world. Although developing nations may not always have the capacity to assess regional climate change by themselves, they understand their social, economic, and political environment better than do outsiders. Thus, developing nations should take the lead by inviting developed-world scientists to collaborate with them in conducting regional assessments that can influence local actions.
The world needs a new international framework that encourages and coordinates participatory regional forecasts and links them to the global assessments. Such a framework for collaboration will not only help build assessment capacity in the nations and regions that need it, but will also generate the local knowledge that is a prerequisite for making the response to climate change genuinely global.
Of course, the globe cannot be subdivided neatly into nonoverlapping regions with sharp boundaries, nor will regions be able to restrict themselves to the same geographical area for the different kinds of sectoral assessments they need. Each physical, biological, and human system has a natural spatial configuration that must be respected. The focus therefore should be on developing a complex hierarchical network of loosely connected, self-assembled regional assessments rather than a unitary project.
In moving toward a suitable international framework for regional assessments, it will be useful to examine a number of questions. What lessons can be learned from the regional assessments done to date? How should global and regional assessments relate to one another? Should regional assessment panels be connected to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and if so, how? What are good ways for the international community to incubate regionally led assessments? Are there best practices that promote interaction between scientists and decisionmakers? Do these differ regionally? What are good ways to encourage coordination among regional assessments? What standards should regional assessments adhere to? Who should define them? Who should certify compliance? How should assessment technologies be transferred? How should assessment results be disseminated and archived? How can assessments be designed so that assessment infrastructure can be used later in decision support?
Before formal framework discussions can take place, these and other issues will have to be debated in a variety of international and regional forums. These will certainly include the World Meteorological Organization, the Group on Earth Observations, and the United Nations Environment Programme. It is equally critical that discussions be organized in every region of the world and that partnerships among groups from industrialized and developing regions be struck.
It is clear, however, that the world must not wait for the creation of the perfect framework. It is by far preferable to learn by doing. Ideally, the framework will be an emergent property of a network of already active regional assessments that connect global assessments to local decisionmaking.
A good place to start is the critical issue of water. The effects of climate on water must be understood before turning to agriculture and ecosystems. The capacity to model and monitor exists, and it can be translated relatively easily. The path from assessment to decision support to adaptive management has been reasonably well charted. All parties now need to do all they can to launch assessments of the climate/water interface in every region of the world.
Recommended reading
T. P. Barnett, R. Malone, W. Pennell, D. Stammer, B. Semtner, and W. Washington, "The Effects of Climate Change on Water Resources in the West: Introduction and Overview," Climatic Change 62, no. 6 (2004): 1–11.
California at a Crossroads; Climate Change Science Informing Policy" in Climatic Change 87, supplement 1 (2008): 1–322.
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), The Physical Science Basis (Contribution of Working Group I to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Fourth Assessment Report, 2007) (available at http://www.ipcc.ch).
IPCC, Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability (Contribution of Working Group II to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Fourth Assessment Report, 2007) (available at http://www.ipcc.ch).
G.A. Meehl, W. E. M. Washington, W.D. Collins, J. M. Arblaster, A. Hu, L. E. Buja, W. G. Strand, H. Teng, "How Much More Global Warming and Sea Level Rise?" Science 307 (2005): 1769–1772.
Our Changing Climate, Assessing the Risks to California, a summary report from the California Climate Change Center (meteora.ucsd.edu/cap/pdffiles/CA_climate_Scenarios.pdf).
The State of Bay-Delta Science 2008: Summary for Policymakers and the Public (http://science.calwater.ca.gov/pdf/publications/sbds/sbds_2008_summary_011808.pdf).
V. Ramanathan, C. Chung, D. Kim, T. Bettge, L. Buja, J. T. Kiehl , W. M. Washington, Q. Fu , D. R. Sikka , and M. Wild, "Atmospheric Brown Clouds: Impacts on South Asian Climate and Hydrological Cycle," Proccedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 102, no. 15 (2005): 5326–5333 (published online March 4, 2005, 10.1073/pnas.0500656102).
V. Ramanathan1 and G. Carmichael, "Global and Regional Climate Changes Due to Black Carbon," Nature Geoscience 1 (2008): 221–227 (published online March 23, 2008, 10.1038/ngeo156).
T. M. L. Wigley, "The Climate Change Commitment," Science 307 (2005): 1766–1769.
Charles F. Kennel ([email protected]) is Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Science at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and founding director of the Environment and Sustainability Initiative at the University of California, San Diego.


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The Sathya Sai Organization of USA is a free, non-denominational, voluntary organization of over 200 centers located in all 50 states and coordinated by the Sathya Sai Council of America established in 1975. It is part of the Sathya Sai International Organization (SSIO) based in 126 countries. It's members come from all faiths and share a common purpose: to reach the ultimate goal of realization of their innate divinity by practicing love, self reflection, and selfless service.
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Ryan Hall burst onto the public submission grappling scene much faster than most. As a young blue and purple belt, Hall was thrust into the public eye by a former coach when he starred in for-sale instructional videos, espousing him as already an expert. In competition, which Hall took part in with feverish frequency, the Jiu Jitsu player often used complicated-looking inverted, upside-down techniques.
To be honest, it was difficult for this writer to warm up to Hall from a distance due to all this. Sure, he was good, real good. But, what is this kid doing selling instructional videos in a world filled with black belt legends trying to make a living? What was all this spinning, upside-down crap he did? Surely he was a BJJ practitioner of the least compelling variety — the ones who focus on parlor trick positions and techniques that would get you in a whole lot of trouble in a real fight.
Of course, Ryan Hall the person and Jiu Jitsu practitioner deserved a more thoughtful look than my initial and judgmental cursory one. Hall separated himself from that former instructor, opened up his own academy, 50/50 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and began to add major international titles to his resume.
Around the time he medaled at the 2009 ADCC (the Olympics of submission wrestling), it became crystal clear even to the most closed-minded, like myself, that Hall was the real deal. He wasn't some kid winning regional tournaments with inverted triangle chokes, anymore. The techniques Hall used to win world titles were far from gimmicks and interviews showed him to be thoughtful, bright and humble.
"For better or for worse I was put out there in public when I was younger, a lower belt," Hall tells CagePotato on a recent Saturday afternoon.
As for the sometimes esoteric-seeming techniques that Hall became notorious for in his youth, he says it was just about finding something to work for him against more experienced opponents. "Of course the best way to win is to take someone down, mount them and cross choke them," Hall says.
"But I started competing against black belts, high level black belts, as a blue and purple belt. There was no way I was going to go in there and dominate in every facet against those guys. The only chance I had was to surprise them with an unexpected transition or an angle they didn't see from others too often."
Hall's intelligence, savvy and flexibility allow him to do some cool and creative looking things out on the mats, but to him, the mat is not just a canvas for artistic expression, it is the training grounds for war. "Jiu Jitsu is about fighting, about learning to defend yourself against someone who is trying to hurt you in real life," Hall says.
Towards that end, Ryan doesn't rule out any technique, as long as it proves the right tool for the moment. "People in Jiu Jitsu talk about techniques in ways people don't in other fight styles," Hall says.
"Someone asks, 'oh what do you think of x-guard, or this or that guard?' Imagine if you asked Oscar De La Hoya or Manny Pacquiao a question like, 'what do you think of the left hook or right cross?' They'd look at you like you were crazy and say, 'well, when the situation calls for the left hook, I use the left hook and when the situation calls for a right cross, I use the right cross.' Techniques are not magic tricks, they are for different situations. If a situation on the ground calls for a certain guard, use that guard."
Simple as that sounds coming out his mouth, Hall's lack of dogma and open-mindedness makes him a bit of an iconoclast. Lately, the 50/50 Academy head has focused his own training on Mixed Martial Arts.
Hall has a 2-1 MMA record and has joined Georges St. Pierre in training at Firas Zahabi's TriStar gym in Montreal. Hall had promised Zahabi that he would focus one hundred percent of his competitive energy on MMA and so had taken a leave from submission grappling competition.
A call from Metamoris head Ralek Gracie temporarily changed Hall's plans, however. "I got a call and was shocked when they offered me a match against [three-time BJJ world champion] Rafael Mendes," Hall remembers.
"It was such a great opportunity that I spoke with Firas and he understood why I wanted to take it."
Ryan was disappointed when that originally-planned match against Mendes fell through, but couldn't say no to facing the man he is now set to compete against at Metamoris II, June 9th in Los Angeles, CA, Bill "The Grill" Cooper.
"I think Cooper is good enough to beat absolutely anybody in the world on any given day," Hall says.
"He also sets such a fast pace and goes hard. I think that goes well with my style. The fact that he's a bigger guy than me also makes it an even tougher challenge. Facing someone like Bill in a match twice as long as we usually get [twenty minutes] where the only way to win is by submission, that's something I'm very excited about."
- Interview: Metamoris Founder Ralek Gracie Seeks a Return to the Pure Roots of BJJ
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A former University of Florida basketball player has been arrested on a DUI charge even though his blood alcohol level was below the level at which a driver is presumed drunk in Florida.
Dan Werner, 23, of Gainesville - who signed a professional contract with the Italian Series A League last summer - was picked up early Tuesday and booked into the Alachua County jail on the DUI charge.
Alachua County Sheriff's Office Deputy Jahmal Ervin said he spotted a silver Kia sedan with a tail light out and its high beams on at about 12:36 a.m. Ervin pulled the car over in the 100 block of Northwest 75th Street.
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The National Declassification Center in College Park, Md., opened one of more than 100 cardboard boxes from the Air Force recently and came across a 114-page document from 1956 sure to interest the tin-foil-hat crowd: a document describing a secret program by the Air Force to build a flying saucer.
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